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A meeting of die Regional Agricultural Advisory Council of the George Washington Carver Re— gional High Schobl will be held at Carver on Thursday night, June 24. In this meeting the of-, ficers will be elected and the objectives will be set up for the ensueing year. *
The present members of the Regional Council are-. Rev. R. L. A. Reid, Ernest •Terrell, James Hopkins, James Walker, Clifton Hill Sr., Dan Washington, William Turner, James Seals, T. O.. Madden, James West, Mrs. Ruby Beck, C. C. Lewis, Miss C. A* Williams, Mrs. C. M. Wallace and Mrs. Lucy Childs. ._
The Advisory Council plays a* vital role in helping to set up and in carrying to materialization the objectives of the agricultural department.
Fort Belvoir, Va,—A/3c John, ■ M. Barbour, Jr., 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Barbour of Washington, graduated recently from the six-week Water Supply Course at The Engineer School, U. S. Arn\y, Fort Belvoir, Va. •The course which he completed offers training in operation and maintenance of portable water to troops in the fidd. It is one of the many technical courses conducted at The Engineer School for military personnel of the United States and friendly nations.
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