SECOND PAGE
TOE WARftlN.HECOMX
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27T1I, 1917
THE WARREN RECORD
Telephone Number 17.
HOWARD F. JONES,
Editor and Proprietor.
T. J. TAYLOR, D. D.
Contributing Editor.
Entered at the Post office at War
renton, N. C, as second-class matter
under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879.
Farm Life School law, and is
within the reach of all of our
citizens. The first requirement
is a High school, and in such high
school shall be maintained "a de
partment of agricultural instruc
tion, and a -department of train
ing in domestic science and home
economics in order to better pre
pare the boys and girls of said
Oo-u-n-t-y for farm life and for
home making.
attendance. A school ideally lo
cated, and a school which will
educate this community, and this
couixty in all the essentials.
Say it takes twenty cents to
combine High School and Farm
life school, and get all the neces
sary esuipment: the State and
the County each contribute $2,
500 annually to this school for
maintenance, besides the salaries
the district now pays its teachers
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH, 1917
The Headlight with apparent
gusto reproduces a "private let
ter" written by Mr. A. J. Connor?
editor of the Roanoke-Chowan
Times in which Mr. Connor "con
gratulates" the Headlight upon
its political editorial. We know
Mr. Connor well. We know he
would not be guilty of the im
propriety of "butting in" to War
ren county matters in respect to
its purely local affairs- We be
lieve in critcism for the public
1 good ; we believe that the News
paper does a great good to. the
State when it makes criticism for
the good of the State and for
the good of organized society;
but criticism of a public servant
in matters that are not essential
to the welfare, the happiness or
the peace of our citizens is a ser
ious matter, and should not be
entered into lightly or unadvised-
The requirements for State aid all of it spent in our midst, and
are: A Dunamg wren it;ciLciLuii h""
rooms, laboratories, and appara- and of their parents when they
tus necessary lor emcienx in- tu wwi .
T-,iPtinTi in the nrescribed sub- Can there be a question of the
jects of study, and such dormi- wisdom of establishing such a
tnrv hin'lriinfrc. as the Countv school in THIS town. Isn't it
"RnnrH nf Education mav require, the best possible "factory?"
and a farm of not less than ten Isn't it the best possible invest-
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acres 01 good arable lan-a, saia mem,: m papex ueueves u,
lnnri r Yto sitnntod not more and earnestly advocates -this
than one mile from the school school.
buildings-
"Trm miirsft of studv shall CIVIC LEAGUE
meet the approval of the State
Supt. of Public Instruction and The Civic League under the presi
an advisorv Board of Farm Life dency of Miss Amma Graham is plan
Schools to be appointed by him." ning its work. Committees have been
One of the strone: TJOints in formed, and a general observance of
this farm life department is that "Clean-up week" is to be asked in the
foaMiPr nf jro-nVnltnrP and near future. Much good can be ac-
the teacher of domestic science complished by this organization.
shall work in harmony with the
County Demonstrator as the
agent 'of the State Department
of Agriculture and the United
States Department of Agricul
ture. They are to hold township
and district meetings m the coun
WILLOW BROOK ITEMS
APPLICATION FOR PARDON
CHARLIE HICKS
OF
Application will be made to the
Governor of Nor.th Carolina for the
pardon of Charlie Hicks convicted at
thp .Tanimrv 1912 Tprm " nf Vio Rn
ty Irom time to time tor tarm- perior Court of Warren county for the
ers and farmers' wives and to crime of Burglary in the second de-
stimulate and aid in directing ee and sentenced to a term of ten
. j nl J"5"18 otates jrrison at nara
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lite work m tne mgn SCnooiS ana All persons who oppose the grant
elementarv schools of the Coun- ing of said pardon are invited to for
ty, and in providing instruction wd fTx Protests to the Governor
through the teachers' assodia- This th 2;h . ftf Ffthrnnrv 1Q17
L1UI1. J. II iX 1CW WUXU. LU LCdll
the teachers and to aid the Farm
Demonstrator.
Another "drawing card" of
A man's ledger does not tell what
he is worth. Count what is in a man,
not what is on him. if vou would
iy, tor sucn criticism always re- such a school is that pupils OUT know whether he is rich
acts. of the Countv mav be admitted
We are connaent that ivir. con-, by paying tuition : but no boy or
or poor.-
nor, editor of the Roanoke-Chowan
Times, had in mind only this
broad view of an editor's duty,
and not that of "taking a hand"
in Warren county matters.
In respect to Mr. Daniel's ser
vice to this County, we believe
he has earnestly and faithfully
tried to carry out the wishes of
the citizens of the county; we
believe he has comes as near
pleasing all of the people as any
man could do. He has not
known faction or clique ;but has
legislated in the interest of the
Democratic party, and a majori
ty of its membership. We think
no criticism has emenated from
any of the county officers,
nor from any citizen represent
ing a following worthy of note;
but rather from some individual
who wanted some special or spite
legislation "just fix it so John
Doe can't be re-elected, and I
don't care what else you do." .
In Warren county our citizens
are at work on the material pros
perity of the County. They are
making good crops, getting good
prices, and gone to work to build
up their homes, their schools,
their highways. If there is any
serious objection to our laws
(since the reduction of the tax
on dogs) we have not heard of it.
The people have elected their
County officers and they are dis
charging their sworn duties. A
Farm Loan Association has been
formed for the benefit of the
County; the Farm Demonstra
tion Agent is at work in the in
terest of the farmer; Pig clubs
are being formed; bonds have
been voted in several townships,
and the money is being wisely ex
pended ; the school houses are
full to overflowing with children,
and prosperity is abroad in the
land.
With these conditions con
fronting us, and with the exper
ience of the County for the past
four or five years of divided de
mocracy it is the duty of a.news
paper to help, to hold up the
hands of its public officials in the
sworn discharge of their duties,
rather , than criticse such official
because he may not measure up
to all of his opportunities.
We believe that our County of
ficials are conscientious and com
petent; we believe that our Re
presentative is likewise conscien
tious and competent, and hence
the Warren Record has taken is
sue with the Headlight in its
criticism, and believes that such
criticism is not for the public
good.
girl in Warren county shall pay
ONE penny for instruction in
domestic science, agriculture, or
for High School instruction.
If Warrenton Special Tax Dis-
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We are presenting this week
an article by Mr- William A. Con
nell advocating a Farm Life
school in conjunction with our
proposed High school. This ar
rangement can be harmoniously
and advantageously carried to
completion. The law under
which we advocate this school is
known as the Guilford County
provide maintenance fund $5,
000.00. Here's your opportun
ity the "Tide in the affairs of
men.
A school of two hundred stud
ents located in Warrenton will
benefit every business interest
here. The only question is one
of capacity in building and equip-
jment, and efficiency in Faculty.
We can have these. The High
School material for leadership is
right among us ; a teacher of
agriculture and a teacher of do
mestic Science is to be added ; the
present school is to be under the
management of the High School
principal, who with the teacher
of Agriculture and the teacher 01
Domestic Science is to be the fac
ulty, who combined with our
present number of teachers will
give us a school that will "lead
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faces as they met their teacher Miss
Nannie Fleming. We hope that some
day they .will scatter much sunshine
in the dark corners of this dear old
world, as they do here.
Mr. W. H. Wright has accepted a
position with Mr. J. E. Northington,
and is now carrying on his wholesale
business at Vaughan. We hope that
he will make a host of friends in his
new home, and that much success
shall attend him.
We were glad to have Mr. J. E.
Northington, of Roanoke Rapids,in our
midst Sunday. We extend to him a
hearty welcome at all times.
We are glad of the indications of
spring time by the beautiful rays of
sunshine o the past few days. We ;
hope to seethe little buds peeping out '
soon. PEGGY.
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NOTICE
OF SUMMONS
LICATION
BY PUB-
North Carolina, . . . . Before Superior
Warren County Court...
J. M. Coleman, Admr Madison Harris
vs
Sam Harris et als, heir at law Madi
son Harris.
The defendants, Sam Harris, Willam
Harris, Lizzie Harris, Pat Williams
Harris, Jacob Harris, Al Harris, Dan
Carter, Effie Carter, Carrie Carter,
Ida Carter, Alia V. Carter, Ethe
Fain, and Sam Fain, Jr., will take
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced before the Clerk
of the Superior Court for Warren coun
ty, to sell land to make assets with
which to pay debts. And the said ae-
fendants will further take notice that
they are required to appear before the
Clerk "of the said Superior Court, at
the Court House in Warrenton, N. C.
on the 20th day of March 1917, and
answer or demur to the complaint fil
ed in this cause, or the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief de
manded in said complaint.
This February 9th,. 1917.
J. R. ROD WELL,
V , Clerk Superior Court.
B. B. WILLIAMS, - .; .'
! Attorney for Plaintiff 2-23-4t-c
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Warrenton, N. C,
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Recital Begins Promptly at S.SO
Admission, 35c and 50c
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Notice is hereby given that the
Town of Warrenton, under the
provisions of its amended Char
ter, will issue its Bonds for Fif
teen Thousand Dollars (15,000.),
each Bond in the sum of One
Thousand Dollars ($1,000.), dat
ed March 1st., 1917, bearing in
terest from March 1st-, 1917, at
the rate of Five per centum per
annum, payable semi-annually,
and each Bond to be due and pay
able on or before March 1st.,
1922.
These Bonds will be exempt
from Town of Warrenton taxes.
Sealed bids will be received up
to 3:30 p. m. on the 6th. day oi
March, 1917, and opened at 4 p.
m. on said bth. dav ot March.
1917.
The Town of Warrenton re
serves the right to reiect any
and all bids.
JOHN W. ALLEN,
Mayor of Town of Warrenton.
ft. J. JONES,
Secretary and Treasurer.
TASKER POLK, Attorney.
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