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FACTS ABOUT PINE LEVEL SCHOOL PINE LEVEL MAKES 60 PER PENT INCREASE IN HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDANCE IN ONE YEAR At the close of the third month of the Pine Level School :he following facts were revealed: The total enrollment had increased 6.4 per cent over last! rear. The increased average attendance over last year was 21.2' per cent. ‘ j The census showed a decrease of 6.6 per cent. 14.6 per cent of the pupils of school age have not been enrolled this year. At the close of the third month last year 30 per cent had not been enrolled. In total days attended there was a gain of 21.1 per cent. The tardies decreased 28.9 per cent. 87.2 per cent of the census has been enrolled this year. At the same time last year 76.5 per cent were enrolled. Census enrollment increased 10.7 per cent in one year. Percent of total enrollment in attendance 96.4 per cent. Covering same period last year 96.1 per cent. In total days absent there was a decrease of 41.4 per cent. High School enrollment has increased 60 per cent over last year. Conclusion: Pine Level people are interested in the educa tion of their children. ast Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Hocuibt n.nd •hi ld-re n made a (business trip to iehna Saturday afternoon. f Mr. I). E. N'air.r-an went to Wil on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Onnic Godwin, of tccky Mount, visited relatives in tais oojTiniunity during the week and. The people are very glad to knew the cold days have come once again so they can kill hogs. Mr. Earl Paiker, of Wendell, spent the week end heme with his moth::-. Mrs, Addie Parker. Mis. L. M. Whitley of near Zebu ton, visited friendts in- this •catton last week. Mrs. Nancy O’Neal spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kemp near Middlesex. Mr. ami Mrs. Lonnie Davis and!' laughter, Lois, of near Middlesex, j spent Sunday afternoon in the! rootle of Mr. D. E, Narrow. We are grind to know mat M r.« I7id Mrs. '1. D. Godwin have made | their heme in this community. ! Miss lone Godwin visited Miss Grace Whitley near Zebu Ion Sun- j day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. M'arvin Hinton : visited in the Thanksgiving see- ' lion Sunday afternoon. •, Mists Eloise Narron, of near j Hare’s store, spent Sunday with Miss Ora Mae Hinton. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Hocutt and children visited relatives in Sin ith field Sunday. * * * ¥ * * * * * * * * * * * * * Micro MICRO, Jan. 22.—Mis. Nona Johnson, of Lucama, spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Id j L. Moore. j Miss Elizabeth. Howell spent the week end near Fremont with relatives. Mrs. R. B. Barnes, of Hayne, spent the week end with her brother, Mr. J. A. Peele. Miss Annie Lou Ellis spent the week end at her home in Fayette ville. Miss Mildred Boyette spent tin week end at her home in the j lend a 1 e section. Quite a number from here at ended the functral cf Mrs. Paul Boyette at Holly Springs Sunday. Miss May belle Barden went to Rocky Mount Sunday to enter a L-oirmerCial school. i •Mes dames Preston Mozingo and M. Hinnart spent Sunday night at Reeky Mount with Mrs. W. T. Hinnant. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pearce and family moved into their new brick home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Watson and daughter, Marjorie of Wilson, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Peele Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Lee, of Greenville, visit eel Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mozingo Sunday. Renew Your Health By Purification . 1 Any physician will tell you that ' ; “Perfect Purification of the Sys i tern is Nature’s Foundation of i Perfect Health.” Why not rid yourself of chronic ailments that | are undermining your vitality? Purify your entire system by tak : ing a thorough course of Calotabs, —once or twice a week for several I weeks—and see how Nature re j wards you with health. Calotabs are the greatest of all 1 system purifiers. Get a family package with full directions. On iiy cts. at drugstores. (Adv). ******* * * * *. * ¥ ¥ * ¥ * *t Thanksgiving £ Bv MRS. \V. S. EAKl* j SELMA, Route 1, .Tan. 23.—Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Murphrey spent Saturday night in Wakefield with Air. and Mrs. Luther Murphrey. Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Whitley and little daughter, of Wendell, spent Sunday with their j>a rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Whitley. Messrs. W. R. Lynch, J. R. Lynch and Millard Lynch spent Tuesday in Goldsboro on business. ‘The many friends of Mrs. Katie Eason will regret to learn that i >Jk* is quite sick at the home oi ( her daughter, Mrs. Ausley Wheel < r. I Mr. and Mis. Erastus Price and children spent Thursday night v.'nh their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lynch. Mrs. Joe Price continues on the sick list. Miss Nora Mae Vause, of near Selma, spent Saturday with Miss Beatrice Lynch. Mr. J. \Y. Hinnant, of Wendell spent Sunday with Mr. ami Mrs. J. B. Whitley. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Radford announce the birth of a daugh teT cn January 19. Rev. W. J. Crain, of Sehna filled his regular appointment at Tnankrgivir.g church Sunday aft ernoon. *T**t**T**f,,T'*T’ «V* *1* *** * * l Selma $\ * Bv MRS. Mr. T. WOODARD *■ M ¥ SELMA, Jan. 2d.—‘Mr. and Mrs. j M. B. Lynch and children .spent! Monday night in Gioldsboro with ; Mr. W, H. Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Houston, of Erwin, have moved to Selma and arc occupying: apartments at Rev. ; J. II. Worley's on North Pollock j street. Mr. Houston has accepted i a position with the A. T. and T. j company here. Mr. .Henry 1). Hood, Jr., sof ; Dunn, who is attending school at Campbell College, spent last week 1 end here with relatives. Mr. M. B. Lynch attended ?*! banquet at the Carolina hotel in J Raleigh last Thursday evening j given ;by the 'Continental Life In surance company for their repre- j sentatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Godwin, of, Gc'ldjsb'c:*o, spent Sun<lay the re with Mrs. P. A. Holland. Mrs. J. A. I lodge and little -son, Lay, returned to their home in Kenly Thursday after a visit here to Mrs. J. N. Wdggs. Messrs. Alvin and Earl Brown ; and Mr. C. E. Denning spent the I past week er.d in Columbia, S. C., | on a visit to Mr. J. L. R. own. j Mrs. Russell Long and little- son, of Rocky Mount, have returned to their home after a visit here to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar i Price. Mrs. A. H. Bone, of Whitakers,! spent last week here with her sis- , ter, Mrs. Alvin Brown. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Ivce and lit- j tl<> daughter. Julia Fuller, and Mr. i and Mrs. Dan Piggott, of Green ville, were guests of Mr. ami j Mrs. N. G. Blackman Sunday. Mr. John Ellington, of Raleigh, i was the 'guest cf friends in the city Sunday. We are glad to report the con- ! dition of Mr. W. H. Etheridge as j improved, though he is still con- | fined to his roocn. b Dr. R. J. Noble, (Messrs. W. ' I T. Woodard and W. D. Perkins arc | I attending the annual meeting of j I the N. C. Grand Ledge meeting! ■of Masons in Raleigh this week, j n*i»T*i**r*T»T*n*-r*T'*r CLAYTON, Jan. 23.—Mr. Jo seph Ferrell went to Raleigh on '* burin ess Monday. Miss Pearl Wilder, of Durham, f spent the week end here with ' her -mother, Mrs. J. N. Wilder. Mr. Harry Walker, of Hickory, tfpent the week end here with friends. Mr. Dakr.a Stephenson, of Smith field, was a •visitor in town .Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Whitley, of Wilson, spent Wednesday here with Mrs. Whitley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. T. Lancaster, of near Smithfield, visited friends here Sunday afternoon. Miss Thelma Taltxm, of near Archer Lcd^e, visited friends here Sunday. Mr. Charlie Adams, cf the Bap-1 tist Center section was in town on business Saturday afternoon. Mr. Ed Thornton, of New Bern, visited friends hero Sunday. Miss Kathleen Branham spent, .he week en<l in Smithfield with j itr sl-iter, Mrs. Graham A. Lee. j c. Elliot S. Poole, Z. B. j Austin and George Coats spentt the past week at points in South j Carolina, Georgia and Florida. J Mr. Garland S. Wall, who has j been at hLs home here since his 1 return from the Veterans’ Hos-1 pHal at Oteen shortly before JhrjsCmas, left last Wednesday I for the State Sanatorium where j le will continue his treatment. Mrs. Elizabeth Wiggs and \ laughter, Mrs. Mary Nichols, who have been living in Wilders town ship for several years past, have noved back home bo the old Wiggs place where they formerly ived. A small dog belonging to the *ami3y of Mrs. A. R. Duncan vent into an unusual spell a few lays ago, and before his condi tion had been considered in a se j ious way, had bitten six mem 'ers of the Duncan family and hree visitors. When it was real zed the dog was probably anad ie was confined and in the aft rnoon was taken to the labor a - ory at Raleigh'for examination. n© cio-g was piaveu uuuci ©rvation arid about two days la sr was killed and his head ex mined. It was then found that .ie was mad. Those who had been bitten by the dog were notified of the result of the examination and they arc now taking the treatment for the prevention of hydrophobia, which is said to re sult from the bite of a mad dog when this precaution is not tak en. Those, who were bitten by the dog were: Mrs. A. R. Duncan. Mrs. M. R. Duncan, Misuses Iris, Madelyn and Evelyn Duncan ami Zander Duncan, Mrs. R. D. Jen kins an.j son, Billy Jenkins, an 1 Miss Janie O’Neil. The dog was just two months old and had been a pet in the family for the past two or three weeks. None of the victims were seriously bitten, but even the slightest wound is suf ficient to transmit the germ from an animal suffering from hydro phobia. ***********$ % Corbett-Hatcher * if, * ¥ By MAMIE BAILEY * ************ SELMA, Route 1, Jan. 23.—The Junior Christian Edeavor is grow ing fast. There were twenty-seven present Sunday. ,Mis. J. B. Bailey, of Middlesex, is visiting relatives here this week. iMr. T. W. Brown is re-modeling his house. Misses Johnson and McGeachy spent last week end at their hernes in St. Pauls. IMr. and Mrs. Stephen Brown at tended the funeral Sunday of their aunt, Mirs. Paul Boyette, niar Glendale. iMissc'S Fitzgerald, James, Bail ey and Mr. A.’ibert Brown attended the play at Pine Level last Fri day night. * * ******** * *. * Benson * ‘ MRS. S1IKRRI1X I'TI.EV Y ¥*****¥**.*¥ BBNSCN, Jan. 23—Mrs. II. II. Ultley spent the week end in Fu quay as guc-‘.s of Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Johnson. Ldtle Mi'ss Lillian Hurst Par rish is slowly improving after a week’s illness with tons-ilitis. Mcsdnmes Edgar Johnson, W. M. Smith, Sherrill Utley and Miss Nela Turlington spent Wednes day in Raleigh. Mi.-. Barbara Ballentine of Al ' oai.y, 't . arrived ‘last week tc spend some time here with her filer..!, Mis. Kit he] Cock. She is , a guc.-t at the LaBello Hotel. | Mrs. II. J. Weinges and little I daughter, Barbara, left Moinlay for her hr me in Charlotte after si>endir.<g some time here with her parents, Mr. an<i Mrs. \V. D. Mies Flora Cawaday, director of i piano at Campbell College, Buie's I Creek, spent this week en d here I with iher sister, Mrs. O. A. Bar , hour. ' Miss Mabel Johnson spent this week end in Greenwheno with her 1 'isi.tr, Mi.-is Leta Gold Johnson, who is in school at Greensboro College. M rss Maud Johnson spent Sat urday an<j Sunday in Raleigh as ejuc-.-it of her a-uwt, Mirs. J. D. Hines. Mr. Garland Vann spent Satur day and Sunday at his home in Newton Grove. Mrs. J. B. Slack of Smitihfield. was t'he guest of Mrs. T. Lucas on Friday. M'rs. Lee Surlcs, cf Dunn, \va -■ the guci.it cf her sister, Mrs. VV. 3. Woodall on Monday. Mr. George Bryant, of ('lajtcii, vas in town thin weft on land less. Mils* Ernestine Shipp. of Rel-mi. ■pent this past week end with ■ Miss Bessie Dean. Miss Velma Talton spent last week end in Chinquapin as gue-t of Miss Margaret Ward. Dr. and Mrs, H. L. Keith, of Wiitoylngfcon, spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Denning. Dr. and Mrs. C. 0. Fuquay and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lc n Talton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Whit enten spent Sunday in Coats with relatives. M.r. C. II. Porter, of Washing ton, D. C„ is spending several days here with Ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Porter. Mrs. .1, T. Morgan was hostess to her club on Tuesday evening at her home on Main street. Th< living room was very attractively decorated with potted plants where hree tables were arranged for th< game. After a number of enjoy able progressions it was foun< .hat Mrs. Paul Lee made to) score and was presented a level; georgette handkerchief. The hos less, assisted by Mrs. John Par rish served a delr.ghtful sala course, coffee, whipped cream am *ake. Mrs. W. E. Donning was hos ess to the Twentieth Century clul m<l several other guests at he: mine Thursday evening at clgh j i’deck. Mrs. Roy E. Smith, pres ; der.t, presided. Each club mem ,er an-wered tlTo roll call with f probation by Ben jam'n Fran-kin roan Poor Richard’s Almanac. / el ter was read from a forme 1 •l«ub member, Mrs. H. J. Weingc: ;f CVnarl(• t1e, thankirug the club fo i gift. M was voLed that the elul would continue the capsule ide: which w<a • originate I ar. 1 ad . a i year- ag:>. There being no fur Mur l:ur in ess, the program fol lowed. The topic for the eveninj was “An Interpreter of Women. Mrs. John, Parrish anti Mb* Net: rurlinigt.cn had charge of the pro gram and each gave a very inter sstimg talk. Following the pro Tra.ni Miss Alpha Dickenson pro rented a contest in which Mrs. M A. Peacock was winner of a love :y hand embroidered towel. Th hostess, assisted by Misses A lob* Dickenson, Lula Britt and Netr Turlington served chicken salad :.nd sal tines with coif fee, followed Sy banana whip top-ped with red herries. Each compote bore s fold key as favors which were ir keeping with Benjamin Franklin’: berthday. The meeting adjmime to meet in February with Mrs. C C. Massey and Miss Sarah Tur lington of Smitfafield, who art honorary club members. Mrs. S. A. Duncan was charm ing hostess at a bridge breakfae' on Thursday rn'eming at nin< o’clock. The living room and re cep'tion ball of the attractive home were thrown ensuite for the oc casion. Guests found their place1 at the tables where a delicious breakfast consisting of grape fruit. quail, French fried potatoes het biscuit ami butter with c.ffee was served by the hostess, assist ed by Mis® Margaret Duncan. Five tables, three of auction and tw of contract, were arranged for tin games, and a number of enjoyable a regressions. Misses .Net a Tut* lingtbn ami Clara Woodall wtr< winners cf top score prize, each J receiving linen handmade hand- j kerchiefs. Those enjoying Mrs i Duncan’s hospitality were: Mes dames Rcy E. Smith, W. B. Wixul all, Leon T&non. T. Lucas, Ethel Cock, L. L. Levinson, Paul Lee j Jesse T. Morgan, Alfred Parker j Ed J< hnsen, Howard Denning, j Meredith Eldildgc, H. J. Weinges. j J h.n Parrish, W. M. Smih, Ed gar Johnson, Sherrill Utley an*. Mi, cs Nc.u Tut ling‘.civ. Malud I Johnson jin.,! C’ai .1 Wvtdaii. | The T. !■!. I„ t■ 1 j 1 held i‘.e 1 :k'.v year meeting M .ntiay evening ■ with Mrs. I.u’,3 Hovkaday si he: jhome on Church street. The tie I vot.icnial services were candu’.lted I by Mrs. I.. Ciiihert. The sub;ect for the evening was “CJtoci Build ■rt?" "'hieh was in charge of Mrs. , Frank Wccciali who made a very j impressive talk. Mrs. J. W. Whit jtemun gave a paper on “The jUhi.-f iFjorce in Gass Building.” Mrs. !„ K. Stevens also gave a paper on “When a Class ij Built.” Mrs. ( . (Canaday talked on "Ucw My Class Win Me.” “The Sunday Morning Welcome” was tr.ven by Miss Veliva Brady. Fol lowiug these helpful talks, was a pla.yle.tte, “Visiting Prospects," given by Mesdames Qttis Porter, 1 J. F. Woodall and Ethel Turlin: Wn. During the serial hear tin hostess assisted by Mrs. W. W. Hioekaday and Mrs. S. P. Honey cutt served a delicious salad course with acce.--t.-ice. The November freeze practiea1 ly destroyed the young cabb-g-; and onion plants being grown for the early crop in Carteret county. Little Creek CLAYTON, H'oute 3, Jan. 22.— Elder T. F. Adams filled bis reg ular appointments at Little Greek •Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Jodie [inodes, of Sandy Ridge, spent ‘.he week end with her sister, Mrs. M. M. Casey. Mrs. John Benson, of Smatli field, anti Elder T. F. Adams of Willow Springs, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kennedy. Messrs. Golden Johnson and Pack Langley spent Sunday aft j ■rnoon near Wilson’s Mills wi:: 1 friends. ' Mr. and Mrs. 1km Evans we,. I business visitors near Pine Leve Friday. Miss Fannie Casey, of Willow Springs, was at home for the week end. Mr. Fret! Fain-loth and c-hil Iren, of near Smithfield, spent i short while in this section Sun day. Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Powell, of Johnson school. attended service: at Little Greek Sunday. We have in our section Messrs. Everett Willis. Joe Moore, Jack Imith and John Sanders of Ral sigh, who are repairing som* buddings here. W? are glad U Hty that they are helping th. r>ok> of our community a g.eai deal. Mr. and Mr3. D. II. Adams, oi Willcw Springs, recently visited heir r.m, Mr. D. E. Adams. Mr. Pete Weed, of Johnsor | • ch-oc-1, spent Saturday night with | dr. Golden Johnson, j Mr. and Mrs. Maud Smith, of 1 Wilson’s Mills, were visitors her j \iosday afternoon. Spilona School FM'R OAKS, If tii'.p 4. Jan. 2U -Me.- ■ i.1. W. Ilailmur, Jo.-pp! Austin and Paul Barbour made : -usin.ss trip to Smithfiold Sat The people of < ur community cere very glad to sc : it turn cob o they might kill their hogs. Mr. J. II. J c h a* n, o f Fan’ daks, spent the week end in oui Messrs. W. J. Hill and U. A •angdon made a business trip t( ’our Oaks Monday. Mrs. S. E. Ixingdon spon/t Sun lay night with her* daughter, Mr? | V. J. Hill. We are glad to say that M \ \V L. Lungdui who started a nev muse 1 .vently, will soon have if •onvpleted. Mr. Will H. Lassiter, of Smith ■eld, spent Monday on his farm n cur section. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Ezrr '»arbour of Cleveland back {0 0111 Dixie MIDDLESEX, Route 1, Jon. 22 —Mrs. Marceline Corbett re.urn d to her home near Friendshir 'V o m en Sufferinc bladder Irritaiioi If functional Bladder Irritation disturbs your sleep, or causes dunning or Itching Sensation dackaehe, Leg Pains, or irniscu ar aches, making you feel tiled Impressed, and discouraged, why lot try the Cystex 48 Hour Test5* don’t give up. 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