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rapes-of-Wrath" conditions
today setting in among migrant
farm workers in Arizona;
fomla, southern Texas, and
Florida, and will continue nntll
the next harvest, according to
-Miss Edith Lowry, secretary of the
Home Missions Council of North
America, who adds op various informations
received from missionaries
and social workers scattered
over the nation. The increase
in general unemployment in the
U. 8., says' Miss Lowry, makes
more difficult the ]ob-hunting problems
of the more than 2,500,000
seasonal farm laborers — men,
women, and children who have
been without work, or^. incomes,
often without homes during the
past winter. She urges local communities
near which these "farm
workers necessary to the hational
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economy" live, and the states
which house them, to welcome
them to their communities and
extend to them the advantages of
chutch, school, and tod(§l and economic
life.In
1946, the'Young Women's
Christian Association founded the
School of Social Work in Delhi,
India. At the commencement this
year, twenty-five young Indian
men and women will receive Master's
degrees in social work, at
the end of two-year courses. These
are the first such degrees to be
awarded in all Asia. The School
is now affiliated with the Univerjsity
of Delhi. The principal la
Miss Dorothy Moses, an Indian
Christian, educated in India, the
U. S. A.,. and Great Britain. It
alms to give young people of
" dedicated purpose" training
which will "help them meet the
welfare needs of the new Asia."
"Our Town,' the project of one
of my tenth grade classes," writes
Miss Mary EHlen Vines, Presbyterian
missionary in Kanazawa,
Japan, "has Just had an election.
The highlights were the campaign
speeches. Most Qt them began, "I
aln a very fool, but if you will
elect me city councilman (or
mayor. jor assistant mayor) I will
make Our Town a beuatiful, clean
Christian city.' Out of our shabby
classroom with one window which
can't be shut, and1 a stove with
so many little holes in the side
that we can check up ,on the fire
without raisins the top, come
many ^wonderful ideas for civic
"improvement."
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4-H Church Sunday .
Observed In Wilkes
North Carolina's more than
123,000 4-H Club members used
tbe theme "For a Better Rural
Community" in their annual observance
Of 4-H Church Sunday on
May 14, according to L. R. Harrill,
4-H leader for the State College
Extension Service.
A suggested program outline
prepared by the Rev. Garland
Hendrix, pastor of Olvie Chapel
Baptist Church of Wake County,
was used by many of the clubs.
This included special music, Scripture
reading and prayer by 4-H
members,' and a talk by the pastor
or four five-minute talks by club
members on the factors which
make a better community. v
In many churches, 4-H boys
and girls assisted with the program
by serving as ushers or
song leaders, decorating the auditorium
with flowers, reciting
poenm, taking up the offering, or
welcoming members of the congregation.
The club Members
dressed in uniform and sat, in a
body at many of the services.
Harrill said 4-H Church Sunday
was observed throughout the
nation to emphasize the meaning
of Christianity in rural life. The
program is designed, he said, to
re-emphasize the importance of
spiritual growth and development
in the life of the individual, the
community, the state, and the
world, and to keep alive the interest
of rural youth in the program
of the church.
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Hollywood Lake Association of
Wilkes Wildlife club is sponsoring
a fishing contest.
The only rule for the contest,
which is open to every resident of
Wilkes county* is that the winning
fysh must be caught in Wilkes
county by Wilkes county residents.
Prises will be given for the largest
fish in six classes: rainbow
trout; brook trout, bpown trout,
large mouth bass, small mouth
bass, and cattish. h
Donating the prises will be filler,
Kilby and Brown Pireston^
store, Jenkins Hardware company,
Carolina Home and Auto Supply
and Carolina Fish Lake, .Western
Auto Associate store, Motor Market,
Inc., and Church Hardware.
Fish must be taken to Dwlght
Nichols, sports editor of The Journal-Patriot,
for weighing and recording.
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of one of America's famous families
-who turned his back on $30,000,000
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killer is not recommended in
small home gardens.
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Church Sunday," he asserted, "if
is not our purpose to use the
church, as a means for promoting
interest in 4-H Club work, but rather
to help every 4-H Club boy
and girl to seek out the truths
of life, to cooperate in the program
of the church, and to help
broaden the influence of the
Christian church in the community."
Land entered by R. B. Anderson?
Entry No. 1627 N
State cff North Carlina
Wilkes County. .S
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Notice is hereby given that R.
B. Anderson of Wilkes County,
has this day entered 30 acres of
land, more or less in Brushey
Mountain Township, Wilkes County
on the waters of Bockey Creek
branch and: adjoining the land* of
Freddie Marlow, Clint Combe,
Dolf Nance, T. B. Fialey and
others; bounded as follows, towit:
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Beginning on a stone Cranes
Corner of his Dr. Craig land and
running South with said line to
Nance's comer thence westward
with Nance's line to Comb's Corner
of His Laws Tract thence
northward with Comb's line to
Freddy Harlow's Corner Thence
eastward oh his line to the beginning
and running various courses
for complements. If no protest is
filed within 80 days, warrant for
same will be issued. i . TROY
C. FOSTER, Entry Taker
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