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and I don’t approva of her friends
3.
BEF.—^Please answer in the
colHtnn wheather or not 1 should
continue with my huaband or no‘t?
He stays out nights and doesn t
attempt to support his family.
It’i high Um«
getting alarmed about the way ha
ia -■•►tag Juov »
fashioned lectura. let him know
that enougit of anything Is plettty
anil H U Mtn to
If you pump it to hm in • »enii-
ifflar"'-'
•way*. . f
They have, even turned the
hildren against me. What should
ftallow do?
An«! Gat away fit" few
month*. WliiJa you ara away, •and
a little mfonay back each weak to
take carc of your cj^dftB. jdao..
write them. It won't taka tliam but
i| short time to realise that th4r
tather is as inter«stal Tn tbam aa
heir mother. Your wtfa wtll tea
her mi«t4ka—but It will take loiaa
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RJH.—I have read your column
ifLH.—Will I be successful with ^ time. Do yau think I
the plans that I have in mind at ^ygj. jj,ig gjckness I now
this time?
Ans: Think the idea over a bit
>iiore carefully before you make
this ehang®-—in fact it seems to
me that f«ll of the year would he
an Ideal time for you to
started. Tilings will look dull for ^
a few months but, will
up later.
have and how long will I suffer,
Ans: There. reaUjr isn’t any
need for you^.to go througli Ife
with ^his ailment. See a good doc*
tor and cooperate with him for m
few months and your sickness will
be a thing of the past. Horn*
brighten remedies help sometimes, but '■*
I your case it is a waste of time and
money.
1 WH.—I have planned f trig to
the west coast for a year now and
' ZeS.—Will the one I am now
thinking «bout return to mo and
does he really care? ....
Ans! Ha Ls forgotten t h a *^6 time has just about ar^
he made to you. ^
least bit interested. Should I go
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Bricks School
many pro.mises ne made to you.
Get him oS your mind for, if hu
were really in love with you, hjT
certainly would write ocassionallv
and let you know of his where
abouts. There is a fellow riglu in
your city who is terribly interest
ed in knowing you belter—give
him a braaK
j Continued from Pagp Four
men Will leave here to atten,d the
National Conference of the NFA
to be held at Praire View Collesre,
Prair^i View, Texas. The win in*
cf the free trip to be given to :1io
”1 boy presenting the b*>st scviip
I boplC is James J«nes, prominent
Ans: Don’t allow that *H,*»4|frMidenit of the Nash County
for notliing jealous" friend of Chapter. According to Prof. Siin-
yours try to keep you from en-.mons, the winner this year sub*
joying a vacation you hava plann
(\1 foir the past 12 months. Sure
or stay at home?
HM—My wife and me have
hod trouble for a year. She lis
tens to her friends instead of me j
you aiv goi^ toltaTe the tImV cf
) your life and you WON’T return
this year.
ZBB.—My business affairs are
mitted an exceptionally good
scrap book. Second place was won
by Julius Mayo, of the Berry U’
Kelly School, Raleigh; third place
by Emmette George of Columbus
County, and fourth place by Geo.
A. Williams of Henderson Inst.,
^ Henderson. Louis Jones, of War-
Leadership School, several demon
strations were held, also a father
and son Banquet. Earlier in the
day several Outstanding Negro
visitprs and speakers were intro
duced, among them Prof. H. L.
I Trigij.'supervisor of Negro High
ren ,County Training School re
ceived the highest score for the
best Secretary’» book. , _ • . ^ « *
The outstanding member of the ! Schoojs^of the^^ ^te: Rev. A.
group was
ear^high school
Tri^County Training School. This
anding member of tne .
Allen Yates, second f’ Ambroso
hool student of .Bticks Church, Raleigh; H. I.
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young nvan managed- his fathir’a
farm since the latter’s death,
eight years ago. He won first
place this year in Farm Practice
i’rogram carrying 500 .baby
chicks, one brood sow. eleven pigs’
ne acre of corji, 2 acr©s of tobac
CO. In additiofi he built a new bam
and a new ipoultry plant. He also
sold $60,00 worth of po»iltry and
had more than 300 chicks on the
farn) on the day of the demonstra
tion.
Fontellio Nanton,editor of the
CAROLINA 'TRIBUNE. Raleigh;
Prof. Borders, Director of the Ox
ford Ophan Asylum and° Project
Manager Raberts, of the ResettU
ment Administraion of Tillery.
MESDAMES TOOLE 4ND
FARRINGTON ENTERTAIN
FRIENDS
TEc ? president of the Natiorlal
body is Elbert Pettiford, a grad
of Spring Hope and A & T. 'Col
lepe. He will make the trip to
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PHONES DAY J-3721 — NIGHT J-3722
622 EAST PETTIGREW ST. DURHAM, N. C.
getting in bad shap. Please te'll
me what is the best! thing for m';
to do?
Ans: Get a gob even thoueW
you can’t gat anything to pay you ^ Texas, and will be the presidin '
a good salary, taka something, officer of the sessions.
While you are working try to |
something l>ettar, and it will only ,
l>ave * Vo£atjonal Agricultural Educ.,
—Stmmowa *‘ia training
ly » «hort time until you
your bilIt under way and this con
stant “keadachcT’ 'will disappear.
said
and development of boys ^n farm
m a'n a g ement, leade^hip and.
At A T ■ t character. These conteists are d*
m.—Am I going to marry the
.. . t !.• signed to develop these traits and
that I am expecting to ' “ •, . ^
for the improvement t>! American
Agriculture through farm youths.”
JFollowing the Field Day games,
on Thursday, undfer the direction
of C. E. Dean, director of the
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Ans: Just say the word and %e
will march you right down to tHfe
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Mrs. E. N. Toole and Mrs. Wal-
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number of friends honoring Mrs.
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G.. K. Butterfield of WilTOn , N.
Carolina, and a close friend of
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Prizts went to Mrs. I* A.
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White.
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to Mrs. Butterfield. A punch and
sandwich course was served to
the following guests; Mesdames
r. A. Mamme, John Davis. Geo.
Samuel, S. .Felder, E. G. Spaul
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"Mttg^y V ~ forsaken sweetheart.
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Smith, Em. Le^athers, C. H.^ Shep
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Windell White, Loftin White.
W. M. Rich, F. U McCoyr E. P;
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Anti’LyncH Bill
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i:ainst about 70 which should vote
against tabling. Should this hap
pen, debate will proceed on the
bill. Although there have be?n
proroises thata no filibuster would
be started against the 'Bill, the
atmosphere has changed so much
since th^ death^of Senator Robin
on ahd 'the defeat of the supreme
court bill, that anything is likely
to happen and supporters must he
ready to urge a firm stand again.-tt
filibuster if one should develop.
■ Furth«'r evidence of determina
tion to see action on the bill at
this sesssion was furnished by a
petition sig^hed to date by 28
senators asking a vote before ad
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McGill- Neely, Herring, Holt,
. DieteiSch, IBurke, ,,|Iat)ch, Louer
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SchWell«^nbach, Copeland, J o h^n
'son (Colo.) Br(wn, (Mich.)^
Schwartz, Pape, Van N'liy.s Wag
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dunn spent
Sunday wftb Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Robertson and mother. They at
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