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Lre cities aiJ small ' com-' -mmiiiies
tisrot-hout the na- ' , '
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f-.l.j.'eri of tLe entire conn
try have produced furniture v, ,
cf true ojtality and endoiv'' ; 'L
tog beanty, Eny now . and , " C h -enjoy
your new' home. ' ! " "' ': '
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"13I0USAKM of ffiiraiture, and
department fiora from coast !
, -to coast are coop'ratiflg during-'
, these eight days to bring , to '
I j-tte managers of America's 25,-'
000,000 homes tie greatest ga
, y.loj of new styles and decora-'
' , tioa idea ever presented. '
,THB primary purpose of ' this
;J ' gigantiff ' natio-wide style'
' show daring K&tional 2 Funii-
' ;' tnm Week. It wa jmnnnnoml '
'' to focus attention on the heme. '
' The hundreds of . new styles
Ay which have been; developed will
-'J be brought to attention: of
't v'i the homemakef and special
attention will ba jgin toward 1
solving each onof own individ
' ual interknf deoaration prob-
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f 'TACATIOlI dayi .over ' now, '
- and with many jhappy recollec
' tions of gorgeons day! in the
' - - out-of-doors, our jfhoughts once
more turn toward the home.
- Again, during the fall and win-
, ter, we look forward to restful, '
; fcoiuforting evenings at home
at the family fireside. The days
i. wre growing shorter now, and
' in the twilight fra see lights
- beckoning us hqme again to
i that great instilmiQS, the Fa-
'-may.,, .
COLDER weather and leu sun-
' shine make the family fireside
more warm andwelcome than
ever before. Seen, down? chairs
; far from the cMlling blast,"
ana good, booksj .lure us from ,
the outdoori. The home is com
ing into its own again. ;
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10? POITJDS BUYING COMPANIES
Hospital
-Iliss Baisy Eurnham spent the
jjV end with her hrotner, Jear
ZQss Kargaret Taylor of Eal-i
eigh has been home with her mo-i
tner, Mrs. O. L. Taylor1 ior tne
vast two or three days;
Mrs. f. a. Bafley and baby Jy
are home from Sew Bern Hospit
al s"V i "v t v ". .
Ur.-and Mrs. lucian Clifton,
and Richard Trimmer, of Wflming-
ton, vmted relatives to toyu at JackK)nymfi. rorty-one post
Sunday. .,. -s f. ' I master! attended. ;- ,--Mrs.
J. Jr Gibbons and oangn- . piiiliit vvm mib n
ter. Kiss, Bettie Stottrof .Wilson,
visited here, Sunday. i, t
i juss uatnerme. anompson,. . en
tertained several of her friends
at a birthday dinner,, Saturday.
Guests were, itisses Helen, Taylor,
Julia "Morton, and Bettye Btott
Gibbons of Wilson.
The Sesame club y met i Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock im the
school auditorium. The maur.Xea.-
ture of the program was an illui-
trated lecture on the care of the
teeth by Dr. Branch from the
State Department of Health. ' in
Raleigh.
Circle JTo1 of the Presbyterian
Woman's Auxiliary met with: Mn.,fl?untt' VW committeemen
I, F. Faison. Monday afternoon. .
-Miss Winifred Faison conduct
ed the devotional. Mrs. J, E. Fai-
son had charge of . the .program,
Circle No. 2 met with Mrs. T H.
Latham. Miss Martha Faison , con
ducted the devotional.
Refreshments were served. dur
ing the social hour at both circl
i
es,
The Nevin Music' ; Club i met
Wednesday evening for a short
business session.; .The following
officers were elected for the year.
Mrs. 0. L. Taylor, president: Mrs.
B. F. McColman, vice president;
Mrs. L E. Taylor, secretary and I
treasurer.
It is very gratifying to the citi
zens of Faison to see three atrac-
nve residences being erected;
namely, those of Mrs. D. H, Mc-
Cullen, Pritchard Adams and Miss
Shaw Sines.
Many 4-H Club members in
Dare County are planting late to
matoes in the belief that the cli
mate in that coast county is more
favorable for the growing of late
fruit and vegetable crops than
most of the other counties.
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Jacksonville, - 8ept. 18.--Wythe "
K. Peyton of Asheville, president j
of the JTorth Carolina- Association .
of Postmasters and Representative
G. A. Barden were chief speakers '
Tnnnday night at an organisation
M.'JTi.. vnMf
,i President Peyton spoke on the
magnitude of the national post-
den;' introduced by John D. War- -lick
of Jacksonville, told of the a ,
mntnai oDiigauons. oi posranasxers :
and tne pnouc. ' -
Postmaster, Taylor of Beaufort '
was , named district chairman, -with
Postmaster Walton of Jack-:
sonville elected secretary-treasur- ;
eft Postmaster Phillips of ' More
head City, flmith of Oriental, and "
Williams of Kenansyille were put ,
on the district committee. - -
v.. District Committeemen for the
f
state association are Postmasters 5.
Jahnson f Clinton and Venters of
1VUMW . X OBMWUIUBri ACHLU OL V0VO
City, for Craven; Walton for Ons-:
low, Mann of Newport for Carter
et, Heritage of Trenton for Jones,
and Miss Bethany Campen of Bay
boro for Pamlico. Bob Edwards of
Goldsboro was made chairman of ,
the air mail committee. 1 1
CARD OF THANKS t
We; wish to thank our many ' '
friends and relatives for their help
ana jananesses tnrougn tne umess "
and death of our baby Delphy Chr- i
ystine.- - v---;tr-f
Mr. and Mrs. Laughtie Taylor
MAYFLOWER IN LITIGATION
Wilmington Again the yacht
Mayflower was involved in litiga
tion. Presidents of the United Stat
es used to cruise in the little ship,-
How privately owned she has been , '
tied up here for several years. The.
Broadfot Iron Works sued to col-
lect a repair bill and was awarded
$4,050 by a referee. J
Silver rUUiw Becua la 17i2 i
Thom Bobover, a button makes
of 1742, discovered that silver could
ba fused v&n copper and then thd
mass rolled Into a thin plate. Frank '
this discovery grew the great Shef
field plate industry.
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