dent: George Gilliam, secretary: Westley Booker, treasurer: Theo dore Parker, reporter, and quiz zers. Tolton Moses. William Brown, Willie Scott, and Herbert Smith. The Cumberland team won third place in this contest. Farm Machinery Repair Class The Farm Machinery Repair class held its first meeting of the school year in the vocational agri culture shop of Lutner P. Jack son High School on Tuesday. Jan. 13. at 6:30 p. m Future re pair classes will be conducted in the school shop every Tuesday and Thursday nights from 6:30 to 9:30 for the next 16 weeks. Farmers are asked to look about their farms and try to locate tools and machinery that are in need of repairs, then bring them to the class where Lawrence Lee, a former blacksmith of Cumber land. will gladly give advice and. if necessary, assistance in making needed repairs. Farmers are reminded not to come to the shop with the idea of leaving their tools and machin ery and returning later for them. The work will have to be done by the farmers themselves, and
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