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North Carotin Participation In
USDA Food Programs Increases
ATLANTA, Ga. ?The U. S.
of Agriculture'*
Department
Consumer and Marketing Service reports that 188,533 needy
North Carolina residents in 84
counties received food assistance during February from its
commodity
distribution
and
food stamp programs.
which change In variety from
time to time, are intended to
supplement and improve the
diets of children and needy
persons.
The food stamp program operates through normal trade
exchange
channels.
Families
the am out of money they could
This was 394 persons more normally be expected to spend
than the number that partici- for food for coupons worth
more. Then, the families use
pated in the two programs
the coupons to buy food in reduring January.
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tail stores at existing prices.
commodity
The
distribution Except for certain Imported
program in North Carolina is items, the coupons may be used
administred by the North Caroto buy any food.
lina Department of Agriculture
The USDA foods distributed
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stamp
program
and the food
by
administered
the State to the North Carolina families
Board of Public Welfare, both during February included margarine, dry beans, corn meal,
TAPMD POft HONOR SOClSim peon, Greensboro;
Manor in cooperation with the ConScience.
flour,
lard or shortening,
iTY?'These students at A. and
They are from left to right: Clark, Salisbury; Lee House, sumer and Marketing Service.
canned meat, peanuts butter,
T. College were, last week, ini Jimmy Womack, Greensboro, Jr., Scotland Neck, and Turner
Those persons In North Caro- rice, rolled wheat, grits, spilt
tilted Into the Sigma Rho Sig- James Eakins, Watha; Essie Rice, Greensboro.
lina receiving USDA food as- peas, raisins, dry milk, and
ma Honor Society of Social
sistance during February In- rolled oats.
cluded 147,401 persons in 83
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foods-and 39,082 persons In 22
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President Rudolph Jones.
Massey, Miss Lois P. Turner,
The Religious Life and Acti- Mrs. Marea EL Singletary; and
Gladys Buie, Irma
vities Committee of the college students:
comprises:
Rev. Dr. C. C. Burch and Joaeph Smith.
FAYETTEVILLE TO HOLD ANNUAL
RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK APR. 9
FayetteFAYETTEVILLE
ville State College will conduct
its annual Religious Emphasis
Week from April #-13 according to an announcement
by
The Carolina
Home Front
SAVES WASH DAY
heard on a
Suggestions
radi|> program saved the
wash day for Mrs. Shirley
Carrington, Rt. 2, Durham.
Mrs. Carrington was getting
ready to wash some of her
permanent
press
garments
when she heard so trie suggestions for laundering permanent press items on a
radio program given by Mrs.
Helen B. Edwards, assistant home economics extension agent.
Mrs. Edwards pointed out
that satisfactory performance
press items
of permanent
depends on careful selection and proper laundering.
She suggested homemakers
read and follow instructions
on the label, treat stains
before laundering, and sort
Wash
carefully.
clothes
small loads at a time. Consult tag for bleach directions, and cool wash water
before spinning to prevent
setting in small wrinkles,
she added. Use a cold
water rinse. And last, if
you don't want to iron these
items, tumble dry them.
Mrs. Carrington says "from
now on she plans to follow
every
these
suggestions
wash day."
FOOD PLAN WORTHWHILE
Making a food plan for
their growing family has
paid off handsomely for Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Wilson,
Rt. 4, Windsor, Bertie
County.
Each child contributes
the family's food plan
carrying 4-H projects
swine, poultry, freezing
"As a result
canning.
this careful planning,
Wilson family can spend
mfney they save on food
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take a good look at the room.
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Off TO MIAMI BOWLINO
MIIT?-These members of the
Bulldog Bowling Team
of
Greensboro, all associated with
A and T. College, board a
plane for the 1987 American
Bowling
Congress
National
Tournament, held last week at
Miami,
Fie.
In the group are: Lt. Col.
Herber Parker, lower left, and
the others are from left to
right: Joseph Grier, Bert Piggott, Isaih Trice and Lt. Col.
Harold L. Lanier, (Ret.).
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Chuck Farley, appearing with
Albert Finney in "Charlie Bubbles" as an expert mechanic,
was late to the flnt day of filming. He couldn't get his car
started.
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The Consumer and Marketing Service offers available
foods to any state that has a
commodity distribution program. USDA pays for processing, packaging and transporting the foods to receiving
points chosen
by the state
agency. These donated foods,
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(Photo by D. J. Johnson)
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The keynote
speaker, the Rev. Nilous M.
Avery, is shown in the center
of the front row, flanked on his
left by Dr. James E. Cheek,
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other actors.
THEOLOGICAL
ALUMNI
AT SHAW U. ?Ministers from
many states gathered Wednesday, March 29, at the University Church on the campus of
Shaw University for the 27th
Annual Theological Alumni
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