t .
A . ..
' Some of the J of llq
have tried toe,. a tiie votiB?
of Dr. Carr In the ll-;aor RoU call
, to tbe House of Representatives
last week and we feel that his
stand ahould be made clear to the
public t . .'.'. . '
, Dr. Carr bos been one xf the
strongest foes liquor throughout
the fight -to Raleigh. . When t -vote
was taken on the third I re- ;
, tag of the Day liquor bin 1. t
week; he voted against .tha yi
'and the WU lost by a, major of
one vote. Later one member , of
- the House changed. hlaot .from
'opposition to favoring , the,, WU.
which meant that the bill passed
ya majority of one. Dr. Carr who
had voted aaginst tha blU en the
roll call, now asks that his vote be
recorded In favor of the mil so as
to place him on the majority aide
of the question and thus by. par
lamentary law give him the right
to make a motion to reconsider the
vote, which motion he made hoping
to gain more strength in the op
position: Hia motion was f tabled
and become the same as dead, a
It required a three fourth majority
to revve the moton. Dr. Carr not
only has fought the liquor Ml) aU
though the session, but here w.e see
him fighting a liquor blU aftpr It
has passed the House, and had the
House allowed his motion to go
trough, the chances are that Area
rth could have been mustered on
the opposing side. We admire and
commend' Dr. Carr tor the flobie
wav in which he has tried to ful
fil the wishes of the majority of the
people he represents. A Subscrib-"
er. -"..
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yitt MVPUIi'D f,
By Mrs. Josephine1 Farrtor !-
Was there e'er a friend like Moth
er? -.- " "f
To be found on this wide earth; :;
One who loves us as no other,!
Joining in our gladsome mirthi
In our infancy caressed us -
While the busy world moved on
Give her love and honor true
For you'll miss her. when. j she's
gone. " -'..-'
In our Joys and in our sorrows .,
She'll most truly sympathize '
Any service she will render - k'.
And no recompence requires';
Don't forget, always remember.
"For the - hand that rocka the
cradle'"!' . - ' : -
Are the ones who serve the world,
PLAY; WITH PISTOL; KILLED
s. i .etlmes an
, t i we flowed by a
... i of some vegetable.
. r,.4Wonger, .....extension
ho- -t at State college,
i that succession planting
t (, garden peas, -carrots,
i ad cauliflower may be
i the latter part of April
. -. : y, depending upon the lo
, .a. '
r : -Mn renerally of the west-
l'rart of the State, he said tha.t
t .et com ahould be planted as
m mm the wound . la war. a
enough .Tomato, pepper and cab
bage may be movea iron u t"
hotM to cold frames -in' May to
harden them' before setting, them
out in the open garden. ; ' -f
p Other May Plantings suggested
are: snap beans, lima beans, bec.l,
sweet corn, carrots, eucumbc
cantaloupes, okra,- parsley, peas,
endive, pepper, radish, saluify, and
quash, Sow tomato seed again for
late planting, . ,.,,
' At this time, tomato seed "may
he sown in the open, about 25
seeds to .each foot of row. . After
the plants come up,, set them out
two to four inches apart to aevejop
stromr roots before they are pic
ed In the garden, a. covering or
pine straw or similar litter will
hold moisture and check the
growth of weeds. ' "
Companion cropping may : be
practiced by letting cabbage jor
lettuce between-rows of onions.
Pea and tomatoes, letttfce and
newly set strawberry planU, " or
onions and cantaloupes are other
combinations which may be grown
together. ' ' m
Mom And Pop Club
To -Meet Monday
LSoster a 5 s L
i'a.l were v. jrs at 1 .
prs Thm-a-' y night.
sn Futral t id chiK!s "
. . 0f Mrs. Viola Sum
- t.ternoon.
vices are held at Eaa
;i, a Will Church every
- t :.t. - v ' - ,J
r tral and children
;.' Francis Kennedy
r i oon.
a. tarn Sumner went
on a business trip
1 1
i;.a
Tiw Mon and Pop Club of, Ken
ansvUle will meet Monday evenjng t wer0 the guest of Mr. Jessie Pick-
in the community ouiiaing b:uu. ett Sunday,
. Sweetwater, Texas. Mack f Old
ham. 27-year" old police recruit,
showed his wife the revolver, is
sued to him. Playfully they snap
ped it at each other. She went to
prepare dinner and as he entered
the room, a bullet pierced hit Bead,
killing him. Unknown to bin wile,
Oldham had loaded the putoa.
v
Tin" -
V.r. a.
to risk
Fri - v. . . . -
Jr.. Jic Futral spelit tbe day at
EeuWv." r -turday.
Mr.'-.a Eumner and children
went to l'iotston on a business trip
Saturday afternoon,
Mr. Wi.Uam Tlt'-rpen visited Mr.
Marion Futral Sunday.
Mr. Coy Sumner and Miss Erne
Hall attended . church', at Gum
Branch Saturday night ". '
Mr. Chancy Houston and Mr.
Charlie Kennedy visited at Mr. Ze
dic Futrals Sunday.
- Mr. Roy -Lee was the aruest of
Miss LUa Maud Futral Saturday
evening. They . ; attended church
Saturday night.' '
Mr. Marlon Futral and family
spent the night with Mr. and Mrs.
Zedic -Futral Saturday night .
Mr. Tunk Baker visited Miss
Lizzie Griff In Sunday morning.
Mr. Arthur Lee and mother Mrs,
Winnie Lee visited Mr, and Mrs.
John Lee Sunday. - " " - .
' Mrs; Jinnie Futral vlalted her
aunt Mrs.' Sifronla 'Williams-'Sunday
evening. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hall' were
the guest of Mr .ahd.'Mrs. Sam
Sumner Sunday. "J,., ' '
' Mr. Jim Kennedy visited at Mr.
Alvin Halls Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lee visited
Mr. Marlon Futral Sunday after
noon.
Fv nri,, , a sAiKw a...M
:i Y'ul le r :
,wn next :
-a of c''-j
i.h pw?
j 'hot' 'at"
y. It
t ho nece' f t
. asl gwfJ
. ISie potus r i
I loso at
ye wU ta 1
jw that i
, 'rowing and i
batUo is .
r of yon hear
::nary aofatea -
,Aes and three a;M
crowds gathering
t::.
of
It !.i
i ' e
I
f a
i to
. Ia
f ist"
i oa
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afou4
An attractive program la being
arranged by Mrs. J, O' Bowman,
Mrs. J. L. Williams ana Mrs. c. H.
Sltterson. This program will Jast
leas than one half, hour and: Will
oe very weu worxn-your goipg, 10
hear, Bnsiness and games will have
their time and refreshments are
being prepared by Mrs. P. J. Dob-
son, Mrs; J. K Jerritt and Mrs. H.
K. Sanders. An Jiome builders are
invited to be present, , , . ,
, , . - 1
Presbyterian Services
' Frank L Goodman, Paator ;
"There will be special preaching
services at HaUsville PreabyCarian
Church Saturday evening, at' 8:00
with the Communion Service jun
dav .morniiur at 11:00. - Stanford
Sunday school at J:40 Sunday with
preaching and Communion service
following. We win be glad to have
you attend these service.
Service was held" at Mr. David
Kennedys Sunday evening for hia
wife4. -She is seriously 111.
Mr. Linster Futral visited at
Mr. Alvin Halls Sunday night'
. Mr. Ardel Williams visited at
Mr. Chancy Kennedys Sunday
Daniels Finds All Pub
Ushers Have Come
' OutOMheJBed
OROANIZKB KILUCD; t HWtT
Springfield, HL-Aa- leader of
the Progressive Miners Union
came -downstairs fromiunion head
quarters after a mass meeimg,
about twenty pistol shots . ware
fired by four gunmen in a pass
ing automobile. Edris Mabie, 48,
organizer, , was killed, and seven
others ' wounded. ;
' :
i SAVES BOY FBOM FIRE
Annapolis, Md. fleeing an U-
l..v;.'.iuar';AM Itnv itnninv JUmaaMi'
" field with his clothing 0 i
-. Jone Connell caught the-" 1.
. roUing'htmlnithedirt, Jt
d the flames before M e
f ; rously burned. The boy ,c bt
fire when an oil trucV .in eh
. ike was. riding crashed Intf a pole
and burst into flames. .H wa
thrown clear of the wreckaia.
Mrs. Raeford : V
; . t)ies Near -Warsaw
t
i
s
t ,
1 1
X
i know, that K is aome
,t spitting eat his ho-
t fr that you do not know "
- candidates are we wui,
ia: For, mayor, Jamea E.
i ! Clmmlsalonerst "W. M
a, John A. Savin, CUreaoa -'da,
Q. B. VaU-aaC ,i. O,
r Pall stated to the press
irnlng that he w pepar- -
elal cell la-tea-1 im
ed gueats who v J proa
5 e Tilling on elect . day. ,'
a sse'vliat aboW, - whose
t3 be. aU that t "pear a
.Hots. assT mayor auust be
1 sad sax., eoaanslssioaersi
writer believes they are ad
,crata, awwever.be mriiiii
i for their toinparaaee qua-
The c
the Ii.-
Club We j i
on Mont" s
club or-"icv...i .
were Ik-j-" 1
cereory, J -
PrsHi.'. i-t, ;
cUx'.J t.Mre a 1- ,
reUi: ' of:: - s v
fue t j't.M v
fuKy I -s " v.wa a :
er w; i v. i ho. y
ed about, e 1 a
roses, new t -lc
nath T,, were t.
on .each end of the i. we, aiuo r
two other smaller-'' t. " 9 ' in t
room, aU of which arreted an a.r
of sacredness throughout the ser
vices.' - v
Mrs.' Jokn-A. Gavia, of. Kenans-
vlUe, President of Jhe - Eieventn
District- ot women-iii vui, vyv
ducted the service, which began
With repeating of tha pluh Co!ect
in unison- The newly -weciea re
sident Mine Rebecca Ei&erton, was
tJiwn asked to. kneeiiunon a piwow
which was placed-betore tne inuiei
:i
Di.f s
t L!
i-i a i
of t
I
i C
"erfiece
5 t 'vta
...ie te,
t e
era
asul 1 - ;
y ro , e i i l
ia stl s J t-t t
c l I..onday and Tui-n- y oi
1 in Cia BUFi'orting cfei t .
s L arines wno mnc j.-. ,
or In li'.t parts.
-e a-y num' of dare
eiunts, - with, planes
t 1 men leaping from
t'.s-s In parachutes.
. -.r madpuvers of the
C(- . 3, with the U. S. S.
as whII as scores of air-
4 I
HaUsville News
Ura RufnH alatar at Tir. W. H.
Potts of the Wayne eountyrlealth
department died Wednesday night
at her home near Warsaw ionow-
lng a week's illness from influenza
and complications. --Funeral
services were heldf Thurs
day afternoon at the home between
Warsaw and Clinton and interment
followed in Warsaw. , "
Dr. Fletcher Reeves and the en
tire staff of Wayne county
iMaltb depai". - 4 Jtended the
'""V x x We,
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- Plant Now For
Siiminer Garvns
' A cOntinjtwua 'euf$ly of fresh
. wgethbles may be obtained from
th eardOTibv . arranging the crops
so thatyiew plantings wil) mature
as tbe earlier ewps are Jt rvested.
v
V" tin a srnY'
m4MN ian J
gf Cat Frk4t , H"
1 .
1
Better
The nation's publishers of latly
newspapers, , all . of which- were
deeply in the red two years ago
and had not-emerged last year,
are again in the black, it was de
clared by Josephua Daniels, am
baaaador to Mexico and publisher
of tha Raleigh News and Observer,
after meeting his colleagues atrthe
annual: Spring convention of the
Associated Press In New York.
"I havn't found a publisher who
says he is still in the red," he told
the new York Times. "Many of
them are making ' larger profits
than they did before, the depres
sion.. I told them that In view of
this improvement it was incum
bent upon them to support tbe- ad'
ministration." ..-,.
Asked whether he approved of
the President's $43S0,000,000 -pub
lic , works ; reuef program, Mr.
Daniels replied: "Of course. This
country spent $30,000,000,000- dnr
Ins; the World War for purpose of
destruction. Why can't it afford to
spend very much leas in peace time
for constructive purposes T I spent
$4,000,000,000 myself when I ltfae
Secretary of the Navy.", . -
., 0 ' V "-1 -
Hose Hilt Man Re- '
'1. w ;. aye m swwaavtvm
'J
n
A
111
Mttti
4
-The atate' advisory 1 Mral hous-
uv committee of ; the FKA shas
worked out a plan for atimulatihr
Ihe better housing program in each I in
The plan calls for the v"" '
meat of oounty rural 1A fen -mil
tees to tarty on t . , 1 i
cally rlth the tela of 'A. 'K. Rob-
AFfiilll , Whfst stAaJ-li AM nHIl tuk
at 8tate CoUege. . ' - . ;j
FHA.in tbU State, Robert,
visit the different counties v,
slst Jn the development of tA i
ter bo'-'ig .program where it )
not l- a started and to do fuXp
up i. ork' In .counties which ave
r ady been organized, y ,Mt 1
ahe purpose of .the , program,
said L O. Kchoub, of State CoUege,
canto-man of the sural ' advisory
committee, is to stimulate the mak
rk y.of permanent improvements to
f homes and buikU. su 'and 'to
farm families secure jpwdlt on
nable terms when -necessary,
itatively, the county commit
TOuld be composed of the
a and home agents, representa
1 of vocational teachers, rep-
.tentative farm men and women,
NCERA representatives,' Grange
representativea - and leareds . of
other agricultural organizations. .
The functions of the .-committee
are to be: outlining a better hous
ing program, holding meetings to
acquaint farm people with the
program ,to encourage commercial
firms to advertise material which
can be used in house i- v- Qts
to encourage flnancU.i . .ions
to cooperate with the pr-ram and
to arrfe demon -.traUons in ink
stalllr; water systems and, sim
ilar-ac;'' "ies.
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9 11 i
to the i-' -7 t
Rlir-rjls.J llir
'8 formation and a
s r'is'tic,-atinK, add
V 5
t e t
of 1
1 i'
I t 1 men leaping from in t e t -
cri ' ' rt
er,j y I , t 1
it h 1 bfeu 1 .
Into t: colorf
dur. rous country
Ci-oh- a" Yani,
i In "tha Picture. 1 riliJa , s,? , to t
h it all Is a -his 1,.,'y. I ; l I
,ce In which bne He wfi't C ... 1 ,
pretty girl hoUa a whole corps of the fca affect'on,
marines to heel. J is afraid .butt-,..
!.! its two famoua sredeces- the custom. Y-n-i '
sors, "Here Cornea the Navy," and j Crosby is brand a
"Flirtation Walk,'' this picture others and goes o .
was, produced under a special ar-, the, captain of a if
rangement with, the lT. 8. Govern-' order to escape t?
meat .it hmarine-officers acting the tutelege-of t!.e:
and- there took, the vows of Preai-. u technical advisors to assure' its braggart Crosby r
. . 4.11 VaTWaS : -: iA I . 1,1..'. '.Jf. aflUfrfc.
? Three Neeroes were captured in
r3arthage, Monday,; charged with
breaking intd the Standard Store
Aberdeen. ' The three were"
1ng a new -1935 Ford 'which
, confessed to have - stolen ' in
Lhs Hill Sunday. - The Ford was
a demonstrator belonging to Bard-
la Motor Company. Mr. Bardin war
called an recovered the car.- -
Mc- and Mrs, C. N. Hines spent
Suc'-v with vMr. and Mrs. J. K.
Bot O. ' ,5
IV. Ralph -Veach. spent a ? lew
days of last week with hia motherj
Mrs: . Johnnie , Langsron or neaau
Warsaw. ( '
Mr. and Mrs. Rom' Jarman . of
near KenansvUle visited in Mask
vine Thursday afternoon; They also
visited here Sunday.- 1 .
Mba Doris Miller-spent, last
Thursday night with her-grandpa-i
rentai Mr. and Mrs-. 'R. I JdiUeror
BeulavlUe. ' '
-Kin. Leon Blalock sperit- the
week cad1. with her sister; Mrs; Da-
via aviAJwii." .w- .' - . -.
Mr. " and ' Mrs; Carlton . Boatio
Kvent Sunday with Mf. and Mrs.
Alston-Carroll. - ..
J Krs.'-'JJ Sumner' spent Satur
day k.'ternoottwrth Mlsa Mary Lon
Bostic. - -
M' f'Uti Kae Wad spent the
week . 1 with Mr. and Mrs,' Ray
Bachelor cf Muddy Creekr. .
Mr. Joseph Brinkley of Chinqua
pin spent Sunday evenki. witlr
Miss' Macy Milter.
Misa Vera Miller spent 'Sunday
P .M. in HaUsville. . . ; ' - ' -
Quite a number haver been com
ing to HaUsville on Fishing trips
this past week.' N . - - v
MiC l, i Lang-ston-was " the
guest of ' -ias Ehmv Carroll Sun
day afternoon. . , ,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jarman and
children visited Mrs. Addie-Bmlock
Sunday, . - '
Mr ,.and Mrs. Remua Hall spent
the latter part of last' week vis-
Ising relatives here, a
Mr. John. Wesley Veach, of near
Warsaw, - spent Sunday '- afternoon
with Miss Mary Lou Bostic.
..' Messrs:, WaddeU Brinson and
Willand Brown ' visited in ' Halls-'
vUle Sunday P. ;M.t ' ' ' " 1
, Miss Una Blaloek visited ; here
Saturday, afternoon. ' ' 1 " '"
'Mesdames Glennie 'and ' Ronald
Royals; Roland Langston and Rel
ator Potter visited here 'Sunday.
Mr. M wN. Bostlc of Burgas vis
ited "his father, Mr.' H.N; Bostic
Saturday P.' M.i ' . -;
Mr. and Mrs. M J. arman spent
the . week , end - visiting ; their ' chil
dren.4 - - r "'i 1 -!,. i ,!, 1
- HrtBpllie Smith baa -returned
home 'after-an extended visit With
Mrs.,-Johnson of Beulaville.; .. :
. Mr, Junie Atkinson ra a visitor
omiHM Dona Miller Sunday, iv
'v -i z e .
bwv This was done-wWle-Mrs.
Gavin held a .rose, sprinkled -with
"avatar, over the hand's of the new
officer; 0-aater, so pure ana cry
stal clear,-wpiented; tie love and
invai mnneratkm. oloevery member
alid tbe rose,fo leas pur? and beau
tiful, represented the! Ideals ana as
piration to which f the club baa
ever been' true. Thi retiring pre
sident then presented Mis Edger
ton. with a beautiful' corsage 101
and valley lUies- ia .benau
accuracy, in every detail. ' - into a gun-fightii ,' l
, James Cagney has the role of all along the river sa t
frrt - , conceited, kid. who is a-terror, , " .
natural bora flyer, but who does ', - The' comedy climax, cf '
not know what the word decipHne slppl" occurs when Cu
means. -.. '-'? ) i covers that. he berh't 1
" Jimmy gets himself in 'bad from . Patrick but her little t
the time he starts by flying over -Bennett .all along.. An I
a' corps during - maneuvers ' and .apiaea anyone who 4 -ju :
makes it worse by slapping an of- by and Fields have to g t
flcerifrom nishome town on the (undoing his reputation a.l
hark. H la a booster .makes love gain,;.,1, . ;, .. t v.r.
it hia tviAnrt-M heafc riH. and la a ' . Crosby, who has shown 1
of. the-, club and their high njKtBMSl.Bliulloa. unUI' ; one' day talent as a comedian in t;.j
for the new president, aid ushered I there l, a thrilling accident which Pictures, develops into- a .
her tavthe presidenrs cnair wnicajbri ,mashlns; climax to the partner ktor jiimmj- at 1
story and" opens the young recruis'snn form in JTMlaoim
eyes td what the service means. f. Crosby,a soore, compose j
Pat O'Brien has the role of. a! Bodgers and Lore' . .
hard boiled Devel Dog officer who. Just as ohock-full-of h.j 1
befriends Jimmy and then becomea LoveaMe Not" and rHai .
lscusted with , his swaggering Heart" were- !, v .
egotisms , - t " Thb hlghspdt of the f "-1 s
Margaret iLndsay ia the girl for jbjra singing- that grana 1
whose love Cajrney and uruntn p ;
aha- occupied for the remainder of
the evening.' Tbe other new oincera
which. are-w follows: ; Secretary,
Miss-Nancy Jusaley; Chainmn of
Art Miss Anna-Cart: Chairman, 01
LUerature,' Miss- Enna Williams;
and Chairaianr of Civics and ramie
Welfarei" MUs-Kathryn Sltterson,
weretben asked to aneei ana iae
the vow in unison in like manner
as- the president; and .were' each
pressed with a rose bud: ; .
The members all then (Ms-the
club' song,' "I Love Yoa Truly,,
composed by Mlsa Etjna ulams.
after Which a brief acceptance of
office we given by the new presi
dent' Miss .Rebecca Edgerton,
A motion was moved and carried
for adjournment J
The hostesses, Misses r'argaret
William and Kathryn .teraon,
served delicious iced- taa.i cook
ies,' -and an enjoyable social
sion ensued. 't- . j y -
fight a bitter batttei :whlle Frank withr then assistance of a
McHugh. baa a droU comedy role . &onia ' :
aai an ambulance driver with John': " Queenie Smith, i: -Arlede
as his assistant and chum.' the Broadway stare .'
... t . a-., : .-a " a ,. . a , a - ' ilahiif in a ii,,pt
f Ur w n VWMBUMjr-WIUJT - miamwinrpi. . Hen,
tton the Duplin offera an all-star furniahed by ,the s
cast in "Looking; For ; Trouble." Cabin Kids, who are f
Wednesday ia bargain . day next Oaude GUlingw '
week.""" - , and Fred KolUer, t
m- (' ..' - supporting dram .'
o-
Lea. Grey. It waa. birthday and
tacky party combined. Mrs. Del
hart E&tta won, the- prize, for be
ing tia tarMest . . '..
Mr. Brown and children
sr-t sw 'sy- ajith.MA an4 Mrs.
Mrs. Annlo Pickett and Mrs. Freyt .
AT. anA I'm Asnaia T .BMsaia lHn
" .".' Ms p Vr. a"d Mra wu.
MORE
with Mr, and Mrs." Stephen, ftaynor
Sunday. .' ,
.Mr. 'and. Mra,', Paul Sotermnd.
spent Sunday-with Mr. and - Mra,
Abb Pickett. - ., i . "
' ' Mr, and' Mrs. Gowman Brfnoon
Mr
aa-n Latuer ot BouIavUia Sunday
P. M. ' 1r, . '
' si"l V'ra. siton'Ptckett and
cklren, -', Sunday with Mr.
ai)4 Kts. Jf., lit Eo4 aeriand..
Albert Tt""ii visited bar
Theo. Middleton ";
v - uaia 10 iest
Maenolia. Funeral services for
Theodore Middleton, native of Dap-
nn county, who died at o'clock
Sunday at .-Magnolia, .were--held
Monday afternoon; at (SMlock at
the Baptist Church ta Magnolia.
Interment was .made In the Mid
dleton family A burying, grounds
near. Warsaw.
;Piney :Gt ove News'
MRS.
' 1
J? r
Mrs. Harvey
BONEY TO ATTEND.
CONFERENCE.
Boney, Welfare
Suoerinteadeht for Duollh Countv. 1 Kathaleen J
will attend the mid-year meeting r air: tim
of county superintendents of pub-j bert Hill
lie welfare durina- the State Social 1 Bessie f
.: . ,
Service. Conference ,; in Winston-1 Mr- ait
Salem on Mav 7th. Others from Ued at I
thla countv are expected to attend' "Mf
. J a a
tbe conference. oaoy v
o ' noon in t
WISCONSIN VI.".ITOKS IN Kllby 1
Kr'MANSVILLEi tha old.
j. vmr ana Mrs. mipy HUi Tisiteq
Mr. Bob Hill Saturday night
; Among the week end visitors of
Mr and Mrs, Kllby Hill were Mr.
and Mrs. James Potter, Miss
may hm, Mrs. Paul outlaw, Mrs.
Bessie Smith.
m Sorry to report Mrs. Bessie Wha
ley is still stick. ' . 1
' 'Among the. boy . friends " that
visited Eert and E. K. HiU Sun
day were lr. irui'.man Sutton, Vt.
Earl Har. r, ilr. Holvin Potter,
Mi Guy I vn.
Mr.: Wir t I'Ul vialted , HlfiS
-s mc!av.
1 utton and Mr, El-1
i I'l'is Ruby a1 1
y,
land,Sunday. ' - . - .
Mrs. loss Wilson mad sxbual-
nesetrtp to WAUactf Safurir:'.- .
Mlsa Virginia Brad -naw i t:
ding " few days wlti' benx
at Island Creek.
Mrs. Leona' WlWama i . I-
dren'from Wallace ar- X t r-
end With her parents. X't. i-Ui. .
F. N. Brinson. '
Mr? John R. Brl""'i r
siaass trip' to r
vlCrr and Mrs. Li- - - . '
and Mrs. Perry EJ a I l-
nie Lee and Rusself Grey s.t i.
flaw la iTIMnvinaL .
Mr and, Mrs-.' A. R. Y"- t.-,'
tended-the I f '
at Chlnquf , .. i
Mr. ani 1 ). '
Mrs.-J. f
Sunday wi'.S 1
Brinson."
.Mrs. r
ed a t.'
day D' '.t i .
And- Mrs. Jim Lanier -and
cb'l'rea visited Mrs, Z'Ja Hunter
It. Nora, Swi from Warsaw
nt t her d-w-ter, Mrs.
5 x 1 f -', "'1 JVM.
r. ! '
l- past we
I -t
qm j, l- and. Effle
19. Both ot. Duplin
1
Tubi
i J.'
to tubarculosia; this Is t
er it Is dry pleurisy or
in the cheat. , '
If you have bad a heir.
or pleurisy be sure 9 1
through physical exam', -If
Za tuberculosis cae .
covered otherwise, be aui 1
an X-ray. of your cheat 1
some one who has bad c
atle experience in raadii
picture.'. -- '
All those desiring the e
Uoa may obtain same free !
plying- to family physician
C. H. White, for time end t
pointment Preferably a "I
have the tuberculin te t f
person fails to react to e
concluaivfr evidence that r
son has not been infect.: !
Schedule of CT
' Kenansville, May 2
Ft ' -"i. May 22-id. a i 1
Lay. 2ith ,a.d : ;
Vi..j, May 27th anj ;
May 2?th and 30th; l..a l
I Slat and 'une 1st. 1
s 1- Joanita
: E',Sel Mae
vrify Eln
t -et.
man Ken r
'Crane, Mo. An,
for a "cop,T r
and found a pn; , t i
Jail running down t'
lng to catch a
broken l-fo f e J 1
1 1
if
' Dr. and Mrs. Griswfild of Grants,
burg. Wisconsin are spending a
few !" in KenansvUle with Mr.
ani 1 ,1. J. E. Jerritt. Dr. and
l'.s. C '"'ahl motor"-! frovn Vis
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