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pGALS-i
fl K.VKITOK S NOTICE "I
jug qualified as Executor of j
f J. N. Daniel, deceased,
,( Frunsw'ick county. Xorth
this is to notify all persons
lalms against the estate of
to exhiiiit them to the j
^ igned :it Southport, N. C., on
: h day of April. 1937,
notice will be pleaded In bar
jr recovery. All persons indeb-)
said estate will please make
payment. l
15th day of April, 1936.
ROT C. DANIEL, Executor
J. N. Daniel Deceased.
Robert W. Davis, Attorney I
I for the Executor, f
liMlMSTIiATORS NOTICE
K qualified as administrator
te of E. St Skipper, deI
late of Brunswick county.
rolina, this is to notify all
s having claims against the i
of said deceased to exhibit
to the undersigned at Leland. |
I on <>r before the 15th day of
1".": or this notice will be ,
Hd in bar of their recovery. All I
ll lebted to said estate will
make immediate payment.
15th dav of April. 1936.
h P. SKIPPER. Admr. of
He M. Skipper, Leland, N. C.
Taylor. Atty. 5-20-c |
BrnRECLOStHE NOTICE
-< Is hereby given that by;
of a decree of the Superior)
of Brunswick County. N. C.. ;
the 30th day of December, 1935,
action entitled "Brunswick
vs. Palmetto Island Company" i
H ration. The undersigned Com
will expose" at public auc
le to the highest bidder for
H ' >ke
25th day of May, 1936,
Hr've o'clock noon at the court
door. Southport, N. C., to satis p
decree of said Court to en
the payment of $4,500.00, the
, real estate, loca- ]
n SmithxiM.- Township, Bruns countv,
N. C., bounded and des- I
B
^wglnning in the mouth of Light i
Creek ;it Four Posts where I
S. Government formerly kept
con light in the mouth of said
being about 150 feet east of
ser.: place where said beacon
is now kept by said GovernH
and running thence up the
channel of Light House Creek j
easteridy direction about five
to a point in the head of said j
about 400 yards of the eastern
Hof the Atlantic Ocean: thence!
^ southeast to the Atlantic Ocean j
to the Atlantic Ocean until the
^Karhes a depth of Three Feet
ter, thence with the eastern |
^ rv line of the Atlantic Ocean,
^Kmndary to be on a line along
^ "oast at a point where the
will average a depth of Three j
to a point on Frying Pan
thence with the boundary of!
^Western Coast of said Atlantic j
said boundary being on a line j
ocean where the water will
a depth of Three Feet, and in [
^ ernly direction to the bar at I
outh of the Cape Fear River,
a distance of about five miles. I
up said river with the Chanel
the same to a point in said !
I opposite Light House Creek: ;
direct to the place of begin^Keing
said Four Posts In the (
of said Light House Creek,
said beacon lights were for kept
by said Government, and
ir.g Five Thousand acres, more
excepting from the above
^ rles that part of said land
' red h.v the U. S. Government. )
xceptions including a lot for
House at east end of said ,
containing 20 acres, and at
rd a lot containing 10 acres, i
right-of-way and easement and |
highway from one end of said (
to the othe". said right-of eing
twenty feet wide.
above description includes and ,
^ nded to Include all land of i
| Island, south of Light House j:
rtlfied check for 1ft per cent
amount of the successful bid |
required as evidence of good ji
ales subject to report to and
ation by the Court. Ten days
for raise of bid before deed
Cash to be paid at sole.
22nd dav of April. 1936.
T. W. HCARK.
S. B. FRINK, 1
Commissioners.
MINI8TRA TOR'S NOTICE i
qualified as administrator
estate of W. F. Pierce, deceas- :
e of Shallotte. N. C.. Bruns-/
ounty. This is to notify all jJ
having claims against the '
of said deceased to exhibit
o the undersigned administraShallotte.
N. C.. on or before
h day of April. 1937. or this
will be pleaded in bar of their
arsons indebted to said estate
ase make immediate payment. ,
16th dav of April. 1936.
D. CARL ANDREWS, 1'
nistrator of W. F. Pierce,
deceased.
Frink. Attorney for D. Carl11
Irews, Administrator. 5-27c j,
MINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
ig qualified as administrator
tate of Oswald Meares. delate
of Shallotte. N. C.. I
Ick county, this is to notify!
"ins having claims rgainst the ,
of said deceased to exhibit/
o the undersigned admlnistra- .
Phallotte. N. C.. on or before1
h day of April. 1937. or this/
>111 he pleaded in bar of their 1
>'- All persons indebted to said
will please make immediate/
16th day of April. 1936.
L. MEARS. Administrator <
of Oswald Moors. Deceased.
Prink. Attorney for A. L.
irs. Administrator. 5-27-c .
OMMISSIONER'S SATE I
rtiie of authority and by dl-!(
' f the Superior Court under |
dated April 20th. 1936. in an
entitled "The Federal Land
f Columbia. Plaintiff, vs. MarCnx.
et al? defendants." the ,
gned commissioner. will on ,
Holiday, Mav 2f,th. 1936.
1r ur of noon, at the court
door. ' Southport. Brunswick /
N. C., in order to sntisfv the
above referred to. and under!,
nt in said decree, sell at pub- 1
936
lie auction to the highest bidder, the
following described tract of land, as
described in a mortgage given to the
Federal Land Bank of Columbia, by I.
Marcellus Cox and wife, Katie Cox,;10
August 1927. duly recorded in Book ' pc
13. at page 467. in the office of the )?-.
Register of Deeds of Brunswick t
County. N. C.: be
All that certain piece, parcel or I.
tract of land containing 250 acres. !10
more or less, situate, lying and be- 5ing
on the east of Mill Creek Highway.
about 3V4 miles north from the
Town of Southport. N. C., in Smithrille
Township. Brunswick county,
N'orth Carolina, having such shape. ..
metes, courses and distances as will 111
more fully appear by reference to a mi
plat thereof made by E. B. Hewett.
Surveyor, dated October 20th, 1926, S1<
which said plat is recorded in the su
office of the Register of Deeds of .
Brunswick County, in Book 42, at m
Page 619, and being bounded on the 5north
by the lands owned by A. T. !
McKeithan, and C. B. Drew, on the i
east by the lands of J. B. Drew and
N'ancey's Creek, on the south by the
lands of John D. Price and on the
west by the Old Lewis Wescott Road !
and the lands of Gause and Dosher. I
This being the same tract of land
heretofore conveyed to the said Mar- m
i-ellus Cox by T. J. Wescott by deed j dated
October 20th, 1926, and recorded
in the office of the Register of ?
Deeds of Brunswick county, North F
Carolina, in Book 42, at Page 619,
and being all that body of land as
shown on said survey by E. B. Hew- m
ett, excepting, however from the said
survey so much thereof as was con- ju(
veyed to Bethel Baptist Church by V(
F. M. Wescott by deed dated July ?
1st, 1873, recorded in Book V, page
200, containing three-fourths of an j
acre, and excepting further therefrom1
so much thereof as described in the
deed from F. M. Wescott to Board i
of Education by deed dated Novem- df
ber 22rd, 1917, recorded in Book 29. /->.
at page 152, the same being one-half
of an acre, both of which exceptions P
are clearly shown on the said plat. g_
The terms of sale will be one-third
(1-3) of the accepted bid to be paid
into court in cash, and the balance
on credit, payable in two equal installments.
with interest thereon from j
date of sale at the rate of six per m
cent per annum. ! c(
Unless the plaintiff becomes the I
purchaser the successful bidder will ol
ba required to deposit the sum of
FIFTY ($50.00) DOLLARS in cash
or certified check as earnest money, oto
be applied on the bid, if complied t_
with, ai.d if not. in liquidated dam- p
ages, as provided in said decree.
This, April 21st. 1936.
C. ED TAYLOR, j 0)
5-20-c Commissioner.
oi
NOTICE IOl
State of North Carolina, County
of Brunswick:? *>"
Under and by virtue of a decree of I _
the Superior Court of Brunswick p
County entered on the 4th day of
Mav, 1936. in an action pending in
said rounty entitled "Gurney P. Hood, til
Commissioner of Banks ex rel North
Carolina Bank & Trust Company. ;w
and B. L. Hume, agent and Conser- tl
vator of North Carolina Bank & I ?
Trust Company, and J. J. Talman,
Trustee, vs. Mrs. Lena Brew, Mrs. A.
M. Chinnis, Armour & Company j
and Swift & Company." The under- l
signed having been therein appointed
Commissioner, will on the rt<
6th day of June, 1936.
at 12 o'clock noon, at the court house
door of Brunswick County, offer for, a]
sale lor casn 10 me niKnesi oiuuer - ,
fnat tract or parcel of land situate!
in the County of Brunswick, State aforesaid,
and more particularly des- 1
cribed as follows:
All that tract of land situated in
Brunswick county. State aforesaid, inim
North West Township, and beginning ,,,
at a stake. Daniel A. Brew's line- U1
thence with Damon Green's line 22 w
feet to a stake; thence about northwest
175 yards to a ditch; thence 111
with said ditch about 219 yards to 3Mrs.
A. M. Chinnis' line: thence with
said line about northeast 800 feet to
the corner of Daniel A. Brew's tract
of land: thence with said Daniel A.
Brew's line about South 950 feet to
the beginning, containing 17 acres, j
more or less. CC
Said lands and premises to be sold
subject to all taxes lawfully levied !
and assessed against said property. ID
Dated and posted this the 6th dav ?T
of May. 1936. I01
R. W. DAVIS, 66-3-c
Commissioner. | _
SAI.E OF AUTOMOBILE
I will offer for sale at public auc- j
tion to the highest bidder for cash of
on Friday, May 22nd. at 12 o'clock I
noon, at the court huose door In the j CC
City of Southport, Brunswick County, J s.
North Carolina. 1 Ford Sedan, Model ,
"A". 1931 Model. be
Dated and posted this 29th day of k.
April. 1936.
W. M. ROBBINS, Administrator
Of I. T. Robhins Estate,
Robert W. Davis, Attorney for the 1
Administrator. 3-20-c J
Political ?
CI
Announcements 2
m
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
I hereby announce my candi- _
dacy for Register of Deeds of
Brunswick county on the Democratic
ticket. Your support and
influence in my behalf in the
June primary will be apprecia- jfo
ted. I^?
6-3-* M. L. GALLOWAY. &
sc
FOR HOUSE OF
nmnDirCPVTlTIVFli; j rff
njLJT 1IJUOU11 ? ?
I am seeking the Democratic M
nomination for the House of Rep- w
resentatives, subject to the will pJ
of the voters in the June pri- Qf
mary. Your support will be ap- jn
preciated. t,
4-29-* KENNETH McKEITHAN. si
FOR HOUSE OF ar
REPRESENTATIVES .
I announce my candidacy for Y,'
the Democratic nomination to
succeed myself as Brunswick
County Representative to the
lower house of the General As- ]Q
sembly of North Carolina. n,
6-3-* R. E. SENTELLE. j
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS O:
I announce my candidacy for
the Democratic nomination to M
succeed myself as Register of ar
Deeds. I appreciate your expres- M
sions of confidence in previous ar
campaigns and solicit your support
in the coming primary. cl
4-29-C R. I. MINTZ. M
bi
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER w!
I announce myself a candidate i M
for county commissioner. Your I le;
support will be appreciated. I to
6-3c. J. W. NELSON. nc
M
FOR CORONER Bi
I am a candidate for the Dem- m
ocratic nomination for Bruns- ar
wick county coroner. Your support
in the primary will be ap- Ci
preciated. ty
5-20-* JOHN G. CAISON. jW
THE
FOR COMMISSIONER
I offer my record of the past
ur years in asking your sup>rt
in the June primary for the
;mocratic nomination for memr
of the board (of commissioners
r Brunswick county.
20-* J. M. ROACH
FOR COMMISSIONER
I announce my candidacy for
e Democratic nomination as
ember of the board of commismers
for Brunswick county,
bject to the will of the voters
the June primary.
20-* SAM J. FRINK
FOR SHERIFF
I am a candidate for the Demratic
nomination for the office
sheriff of Brunswick county,
our support in the June priary
will be appreciated.
16-* DILLON GANEY
OR BOARD OF EDUCATION
I announce my candidacy for
embership on the Board of Edition.
I will appreciate your
>te and support.
3* R. I. (IKEY) PHELPS.
FOR RECORDER
I hereby announce my candiicy
for Judge of Recorder's
Durt subject to the Democratic
rimary June 6th.
3-* E. D. BISHOP.
FOR COMMISSIONER
I announce my candidacy for
iember of the board of county
>mmissioners subject to the will
the voters in the June priiary.
3-* R. L. RABON.
OR BOARD OF EDUCATION
I am a candidate for the Demiratic
nomination for member
the Brunswick county board
: education.
3-c CHAS. E. GAUSE.
a number of local men joined in
the discussion.
State Supt. Speaker
Shallotte Commencement
(Continued from Page 1 )
address by a state superinten- j
dent here in many years. A large
audience is expected to be present
for his address.
The senior class day exercises,
under the direction of Miss Elizabeth
Taylor, will be presented
tonight.
The baccalaureate service Sun-1
day afternoon was beautiful and
impressive. The sermon was by1
Dr. F. S. Love, pastor of the
Grace Street Methodist church,
Wilmington.
BOLIVIA FINALS
CONCLUDED LAST
FRIDAY EVENING
(Continued from page 1)
awarding of the honors and med-'
als.
Carl Galloway was chosen the;
best all-around student of 1936.
death.
The sophorore class of the
Waccamaw school spent Thursday
and Friday in Raleigh. They j
all report an enjoyable trip as
wells as blisters.
I
STATE PORT PILOT, SOUT
"Sutter's Gold" A
Picture Cora
A famous story, now a great
motion picture, "Sutter's Gold"
is the heroic drama of a man's
dream of empire and his love of
woman. It is the tremendous
story of a nation's sweep from
sea to sea. It shows the souls
of men in triumph; the strength
of men who will not know defeat;
the glory of women who
helped the men they loved build
our last flaming frontier.
When his great domain is torn
asunder by the alons of rapacious,
gold crazed men, Sutter still
possesses the greatest wealth a
man can hold?the deep, abiding
affection that is in the loyal
heart of the wife who comes to
him across half the world.
The star of "Sutter's Gold" is(
Edward Arnold, who achieved [
great heights in "Diamond Jim."!
"Sutter's Gold" opens Thursday 1
Frink Named Chairman
Democratic Committee
(Continued from page 1)
non challenged the voters present
for their answer to the ques-1
tion of whether these improve- j
ments shall continue.
R. I. Mintz, Register of Deeds,
was asked to preside over the
meeting and Mrs. Sam J. Frink
served as secretary. All active
Democrats were elected delegates
to the Democratic State Con-!
vention, to be held in Raleigh
June 12. The convention was no
tified that tsrunswica county win
be entitled to 11 votes in the
, state meeting.
AH county precincts were reported
organized, with the exception
of Hoods Creek and Supply,
and arrangements were made for
the organizatiobn of these two.
' No report was made from Ex;
urn, but following is a list of
i other precinct chairmen: W. L.
Paden, Leland; George R. Foulke,
Town Creek; L. J. McKeithan,
Bolivia; R. WiH Davis, Southport;
Fred W. Spencer, Mosqui:
to; Raymond Bellamy, Secession;
S. C. Tripp, Shallotte; War1
ren Milliken, Frying Pan; Mrs.
Sam J. Frink, Grissettown; Walter
M. Stanaland, Shingletree;
M. C. Gore, Longwood; George
B. Ward, Ash; Rent Mintz, Ash.
As a concluding feature of the
day's program, chairman Frink
made a stirring appeal to the
voters to make a united effort
to put over their party ticket in
the general election in Novem-1
ber.
As a final gesture, a rising:
vote of thanks was extended to
Judge Lennon for his appearance
at the meeting and to Mr. Tripp,
the retiring chairman, for his
faithful service to the party. j
FINALS BEGIN AT
WACCAMAW HIGH
(Continued from page 1)
reate sermon.
The annual seventh grade exercises
will be held Monday night
and will feature a one-act play
"In The Ship of Education on;
the Knowledge Sea." The declamation
and recitation contests
also will be a part of the Monday
night program.
On Tuesday night, at 8:30 j
o'clock, the senior class day ex-1
ercises will be held, featuring a
three-act play "Seniors in Wonderland."
On Wednesday night, at 8:30
o'clock, die graduation exercises j
will be held. Julge Alton A.!
Lennon, of Wilmington, will be j
the speaker. Diplomas win be j
delivered at this time and med-1
als will be awarded.
Discuss Plans For Survey
Of Local Shrimping Water
(Continued from page 1)
have a powerful hoist to be used <
in pulling snags and wreckage
and for placing anchored buoys
over wrecks too large to be removed.
The meeting was htld in the j
office of W. B. Keziah and quite
OR BOARD OF EDUCATION
As a candidate for member of
le county board of education 1
ill appreciate your support in
le June primary.
6-* W. CLAUDE GORE.
FOR CORONER
I am seeking the Democratic
jmination as Brunswick county
>roner. Your support will be
ppreciated.
6c GILLARD LEWIS.
FOR COMMISSIONER
I am making my race for nolination
as county commissioner
pon my public record in Brunsick
county. Support in the priiary
will be appreciated.
6-c JOHN B. WARD
OR COUNTY COJIMISSIONER
I announce my candidacy for
iember of the board of county
>mmissioners for Brunswick
rnnty, subject to the will of the
emocratic voters in the primary
l June 6.
3-* O. A. LEWIS.
FOR COMMISSIONER
I am a candidate for the Derm
;ratic nomination for county
>mmissioner. Your vote and
ipport in the June primary will
i appreciated.
27-* G. C. LEWIS.
W. KERR SCOTT
FOR COMMISSIONER OF
AGRICULTURE
A "dirt farmer" who knows
orth Carolina agriculture and
jr needs. He believes that agriilture
and industry must be
iveloped hand in hand in this
ate. Vote for and support a
an who will inject a vitalizing
fluence into the State Department
of Agriculture. 5-20*
EXUM NEWS
Principal and Mrs. B. M. Crawird
had as dinner guests Suniy
Misses Evelyn Wilson, Mariret
Clark and Minnie Jack>n.
We were sorry to hear of the
>ath of Mr. Taylor, father of
rs. A. M. Beck. To the family
e express our heartfelt symithy.
Friends will regret the death
Miss Cecil Wright, who died
the Brunswick county hospital
lesday morning at one o'clock.
ie was the daughter of Mr.
id Mrs. Harry Wright.
J. B. Williams, who has been
siting his sister, Mrs. B. M.
rawford, has returned to Norlk,
and will sail Monday for
langhai, China.
On Sunday afternoon the folwing
motored down to Ocean
rive Beach, S. C.: Mr. and Mrs.
A. Purvis and children, Mrs.
?_?_ r? Oi ?vi rvinn a QUlH llttlG
UVla A. OllUllivtia
mghter, Ida Cliff, Lucille King,
r. and Mrs. B. M. Crawford
id child, Misses Evelyn Wilson,
argaret Clark, Minnie Jackson
id Odell Bennette.
The Ash home demonstration
lib met Tuesday afternoon with
rs. B. M. Crawford. A lengthy
isiness meeting was held, after
hich contests were enjoyed,
iss Marion Smith discussed the
sson sheets and it was decided
have a double demonstration
;xt time. Those present were:
iss Marion Smith, Mrs. S. K.
ibson, Mrs. Lonnie Evans, Mrs.
. F. Long, Mrs. R. C. Phelps,
id Mrs. B. M. Crawford.
News has reached us that Mr.
ildwell Ross of Columbus coun
passed away Monday night.
re are sorry to hear of his
HPORT, N. C.
nd M Joison 1
ing To Carolina
at the Carolina Theatre, VVilmington.
Next Week
A1 Joison, probably the world's
greatest entertainer, starring in
what is heralded as the most
pretentious musical extravaganza .
in which he has yet appeared, ir
"The Singing Kid," the latest of ,w
First National's mammoth spec- ij
tacles, will be the feature attrac-' 3tion
at the Carolina theatre next w
week. ; jf
The production is a splendid:
human interest drama which w
swings intermittently between (.(
rollicking comedy and heart w
wrenching pathos. It is full of ei
color, glamor and romance, with n'
two great specialty numbers in w
which scores of beautiful dancing a
girls appear, and with many Q,
catchy new songs. a
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Ethel Sowell was the best in
athletics, Dotridge Willetts, the ^
best in activities and Quinton, n
Leonard the best in scholarship.! n
Mr. Johnson then gave his1
farewell speech.
The valedictory was given by
Quinton Leonard, after which the
class sang their song, "Farewell
Bolivia High."
The mascot of the class was
Emma Lou McLeod, niece of Dotridge
Willettr,.
The members of the class ,
were: Mary i^ou Robinson, Edith
Bergeman, Geraldine Robbins, J
Isabelle Lewis, Jack Potter, Inez 2
Tharpe, Myrtie Gore, Edith So- .
well, Jesse Lewis, Leon Henry, ?
Jr., Carl Galloway, Quinton Leo- ^
nard, Dotridge Willetts, Thomas j
Wolfe, Walker Williams, Hugh j
Mercer, Ed Mercer, Juinus Clem- |
mons and William Garner. j
b|KJ% i 0
E p^j Jk
I ^Bl 'ffijj^Bp^B^
*KM?g?KgKXjtKXK*M
The marshals were Inez wuson,
chief, Lila McKeithan, Mary
Johnson and Thomas Henry. j
BISHOP DARST TO
VISIT SOUTHPORT
(Continued from page 1.)
All churches of apostolitic origin
continue this sacramental
i rite and the Episcopal church,
'daughter of the church of England,
continues this rite as the1
church of England has done sin- ;
ce St. Paul converted Caradoc, '
king of Brittan, to Christianity j
when the Christian religion was
introduced to that country. j
At this service Bishop Darst
I will be glad to welcome all desirous
of being confirmed.
For the morning services on
May 31st Bishop Darst will make
his annual visitation to the St. j
Thomas Episcopal church in Atkinson.
)l
BIOLOGY CLASS H
GOES TO RALEIGH j
(Continued from page 1) !j
University. They also went to J
Meredith College during the af- '
ternoon. i In
the morning, after a restful I
night, they visited the State Cap- j j
ital, the museum and hall of his-1 j
tory, finding them all very inter- jj
esting. Next the class went to jj
WPTF studio and saw and lis- J
tened to the Tobacco Tags broad- jj
cast. They then visited the air- jj
port where several of the group jj
took a flight. Afterwards they jj
rode about Raleigh on the truck, jj
visiting Pullen Park and the jj
governor's mansion.
As they were expected home jj
that night it was time for them fl
to start back.
The following pupils went on
the trip: Veamon Duncan, Virginia
Hardee, Nell Walton, Martha
Harrelson, Dorothy Simmons,
Gertrude Simmons, Dorothy
Smith, Lucille King, Minnie Lee
Simmons, Dorothy Mintz, Edna
Mintz, Cleo Stanaland, Eva Dell
Hughes, Myrtha Phelps, Addison
Jenrette, Leo Formy Duval, Norman
Evans, Lora Smith, Lloyd j
McKeithan and Odell Williamson.
The class was accompanied by
the biology teacher, Z. G. Ray.
J. R. Simmons, postmaster of ?
Ash, was also with the party.
HOLDS UNUSUAL MEETING "
ON WAY TO EDENTON MEET
(Continued from page 1.)
very few would know about
it. The people promised to
get the word around, and
the hour was agreed upon.
There was no church in the j
community, so the service |j
was held in a deserted gro- j
eery store. Those in charge
of spreading the news evi- j
HpntJv Hid their work well, I!
according to the Rev. Mr.
Marshall, for more than a
hundred persons were packed
into the little building for '
the preaching service. One J
front window was knocked
out in order that some on
the front might hear.
Came time for a song, but j
no one was present to lead J
the singing. A number of j
songbooks were scattered
through the congregation, [
but no two were alike. Fin- j
ally it was suggested that -1
the preacher "hist a tune."
He did, and the others joined
in on songs familiar to
them. - j
The Rev. Mr. Marshall de- i J
'Ian Farm-Home
Week For July
lorth Carolina's Annual
Meeting For Farmers
And Farm Women Will
Be Held At State College
July 27 to 31
North Carolina's annual meetig
of farmers and farm women I
ill be held at State College dur- j
ig the five days of July 27 to
L when Farm and Home Week!
ill be celebrated again after a
ipse of one year.
It is planned to abandon class
ork for the men this year but |
> have general meetings at
hich all items of current inter- j
at will be discussed by state and,
ational agriculture leaders. The
'omen will hold their class work
s usual leading to the issuing
f certificates to those who have
ttended four consecutive short
Durses. Joint meetings for both
len and women have been scheuled
for 11:00 o'clock each moring
and seven o'clock each eveing.
More time than usual will be
clared that he thoroughly enjoyed
this service with these
simple country people who
constituted the strangest congregation
he had spoke to
in all his preaching experience.
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as a candidate for the
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myself, subject to the will
of the voters in the Democratic
primary to be held
on June 6th. If elected, I
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devoted to demonstrations, to
exhibits and recreation.
The annual meeting of the
State Federation of Home Demonstration
clubs will be held on
Thursday, July 30, and the awaui
of short course certificates will
be made Friday, July 31, with
Dr. C. W. Warburton, director of
the national extension service, as
the speaker of the day.
John W. Goodman, assistant director
of extension, and Miss
Ruth Current, district home agtnt,
will be in charge respectively
of the work with the men and
women. All farm organizations
and all governmental ager.c es
having work with farmers and
farm women will be invited to
participate. The Progressive -ormer
will use one of the joint
sessions to honor four Master
Farmers now being selected in
a co-operative effort by the Extension
service and the farm
magazine.
Mrs. J. Brooks Tucker, of
Grimesland, Pitt County is president
of the State Federation of
Home Demonstration Clubs and
will preside at the meetings for
the women. L. O. Mosley, of Kinston,
Lenoir county, is president
of the State Farmers' Convention
and will preside at the gatherings
for the mem
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