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Page Ten BADIN BULLETIN some people we have seen Son Koss and Beulah John- Ber the and Virgin Butner won ^^“alloon race. ^'•*'6 smoke here for some as hg j*' because he can run; and School attendant at Sunday notli,^ suppose there will Rev, nothin • He -'• n ^ in that line hereafter. '^®'ved in second, and re- The n fountain pen. tiatetj h Were very generously do- ■^dkitio *^®i‘chants and Drs. Cox, families with fresh vegetables; also the raw material for canning twenty-nme quarts of beans, three quarts of kraut, thirteen quarts of tomatoes, eight quarts of cucumbers, and twenty-eight quarts of pickles. Mr. Boyte has sold vegetables to the amount of $16.15, and has one bushel of potatoes and a half bushel of onions still on hand. That’s a fine showing. How many others have done as well? the '«! ^^’’^Pbell; and on behalf ®>on to ^^'^*'day School I take this occa- 'Isab: Sunda, ^^ank'them.” K. COFPMAN AND COMMITTEE ig vegetable-garden con- coming to a successful itnnro gratifying to notice the this year over last, both of gardens (flower them \ quality "'ill he of the winners issue of the J. ^*>iong those whom we find Garden Contest T '*'8 n , "S tnose whom we ima Reert Plo«, Place (Vegetables !v®^etable?\^28 Maple Setabl ’ ■ ^J^ouser, 54 Willow 90 Flowers); W. W. Boy- « "lanv^ (Vegetables); B. B. r Anhur a (Vegetables); G. ^I'lowp’ ; Place (Vegetables >i'* ^^egetaKi ^°tson, 44 Hender- u (V» Will Smith, 28 Kirk sr'^^fson H- S- Beers, 48 L ^^yden tables); S. J. Horton, \T '’S. 8q ^^®eetables); Dr. B. T. S ^y. 87 (Flowers); F. F. ^'?'>th. 19 ^Pi-uce (Flowers); C. E. ®P’’'^=e (Flowers); R. Z. (Flowers). ‘The Judge Yearns for Badin Judge Garrett says: “Am surely lone some and homesick for you all and Badin. The environment and associates here are indeed pleasant, but as time and distance have softened the fam.^ rolling pin, the nightly chorus of Simh’s ‘Jawis’ .»1 th. .a™.nt.ne fiber of the kindling and ®tov® wood, I could surely sit in the shade of the shel tering gourd vine, and be content. Badin Bakery in New Dress The remodeling of the Badin Bakery is going forward. The repamtmg of if= -ind ceiling, the new cases and S ure' and the pretty tiled floor give fSisMfuiiy »«■•> »"■! ance to this attractive shop. u.!., of Thanks of floral offerings, at the to a) '*''*' frip^ express our sincere thanks bpn*' kindness shown, tk . ®autifni .1.. son. and Mrs. G. C. Scott AP, ^ *^°fitable Garden Vielj ^oaH ^°yte, who lives at 90 loli him' that his garden has '^alue^' ^ ■'^'^S'-ist 20 about fifty in ®Pealc 1** vegetables— ^^^’'diiip, ? pleasure he has had ^ it. It has supplied two A Distinguished Visitor nr Carter of Baltimore, Assistant Surg;on-General, United States Pubhc Lif r'.U’j tL 'TarSr° W most Int.rMtte ■■■ vf and an acknowledged personal.ly, an , sanitation. ;r w"fd» ieS “ ttat th, cU zone wa; V and during the late w healthful, anu Dr. Gorgas, Get the Happiness Habit Men and women should make^tj^part ‘‘'d'af iS'brtlrne'^s^’as possible into and as little jj. jg ^ joy ‘nde®d women-people "re for their fellows and com panions. There is plenty of room for improvement. Get the habit. It is the little things that count: and if they are on the side of helpfulness, the world would be changed ere the influence caus ing it could be recognized.—Exchanf/e. Welcome to Our City Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dorsey, July 24, a son, 6% lbs.—James Rainey. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lefler, July 26, a boy, IV2 lbs.—Harold Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pegram, July SO, a boy, 7% lbs. Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, a boy, 7% lbs., August 15. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Summerset, 6V2- Ib'r boy, August 15. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Burrows, July 20, boy, 9 lbs. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Richie, girl. Concert by Colored Musicians On the evening of August 4, a very interesting concert was given in the Theater by the Colored Jazz Orchestra and Glee Club of Badin. Some of the old Jubilee songs were sung, and these were perhaps the best feature of the program. There were also vocal and instrumental solos and duets, and an Uncle Remus monolog. The performance was very creditable to the people of the colored village, and we wish the oi’chestra and musicians the greatest success. The proceeds will be used to help pur chase uniforms for the colored band. ( Aluminum Fuel Tanks for NC-4 The fuel tanks of the NC-4, the first naval aircraft to make a flight across the Atlantic, .were made of aluminum, and were built at . our New Kensington plant. All three planes, the NC-1, NC-3, and NC-4, were equipped with the same kind of tanks.—Aluminum Bulletin, Massena, N. Y. Oh! When I first went to see her, ■ I showed a timid heart. And, even when the lights were low We sat this far apart. But as our love grew stronger. And we learned its joy and bliss, We knocked out all the spaces, Andsatupcloselikethis.
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