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1 who teach
t ( 3 be careft.1
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t t fie t x.sb wimi y . .
m,ci to be earful that 'the 1 ,4 wi iOL
thet"
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teacn tne inua, ana si ouic
fannv that the have found. . ' .1
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'.n3 JOTJENAI TCZtZSBED B A DBM-,
: , crza to xaa iiaiziai edvjgatiow-
,3, AND AGIIIOCI.TUE: JL INTERESTS OF
It & like the bit of the bridle and'
til n!.W.nf the ahio. or tne
cnorV fn th leaves.
iv Tf tart omethin&, It in the
wmnir wav. then or lire 01 lieu,
land if the right way then to pra
ise of God, A word can nun some
one's character. A word can send
a soul to hell, a word can breax
homes, communities and nations.
Also a word can crag a man w
Ohrit pan neoura2e one w - ko
nil an ivrino imnce in the home or
-- o z
nation. It is so powernu, oe isnnj
fnl with it ' ' 1
. - a. JiunM savi that the tongue
is hard to control. Man has been
hi a tarn) all animal life, he
MLi nontrol the elements, lightning
floods, fire, etc.; but no man has
h M to control the tongue.
Most mottle talk too much and set
. 1 . . 1 t - . i. -r
. v.fA. . MmihJ 1 1m itilw a human 'nut finwi of .aestrucuon. !. ame
. . u up viin eiu iwuu uuiub m imfcirriiw w . - .
f
'13 of ns when we are readinff, note Tarious descriptive
F A utue more attention paia w aesenpuon woiuu m
- serration considerably. ! - ' "i
,-,xpt wu observed bv the writer while reading a new
' if tie Ajpalaohiaju shouldered their way into the blue dia
: tremendous cararans marching against eternity."
.. .. - .. . . r roV't 4
' y is it that an organization as large as the 8tate Highway-
i a single person in the crew knowing -first aid t Monday a
- working on the highway near Kenansrillft was caught under
j toad machine and his right leg crashed nearly ff. Seports
i tkat he lost over half a gallon of blood; before reaching a doctor
1 no one naa aTiempwa vt cora s icjt. -
Leis'j Just JlKC yoa ana i na neara sum. pniuuuuuc juw
tence T. It is terrible thing. No matter how hard, mean ot brutal
V e victim may be, it is about the most touching esperiencejhe writ
er has ever tad. : Three Negroes, guilty of Aheinous crime are sitting
t Jore a Judge and he tells them the day and between what hours
their life will be taken from them , ' - :
. Sitting in a court room filled with hundreds of people, all free
to go and come as they may. - It is only a few steps to the open door
and full life, if they had nly thought before acting they would
be as free as every one else. But society must have laws and they
v ...wi .Tita-4iiTM vmMi brake the. law and thev must
pay the penalty. Thef are taken from the court room, put into an
automobile and rushed away to Ealeigh: where they must wait for
death. Yes; they know the day. rand just about the hour when they
' will be marched t tte death chamber, seated in a chair and poison
ous gas made to come. ever their bodies until thefy are dead. Every
minute passing they arer conscious of that day when they must die.
Theyicouia'bt'rxeev'iU the fielas at work.. But they have violated
the law, they have committed a urime and tiiey must pay with their
lives. Socier ir avenged. r . t . - -v
says the tongue portrays what is
in tTm hfarL and when there is
wickedness and rebellion there it
comes out in a man s speech.
4. lames says that we are oft
en inconsistent in the use, of the
tongue. One minute we are prais
ing God and another we are curs
ing men who rae made in the im
am tf Oiut ' TnmM fl.va when, we
do Mt itislearly snbW flat' our
H0S
FOLKS, if vou Late lec.i i L-
fully keeping up wiCi tlli r
ed column you protal!j 11a Vr
tie trouble finding it wcr k-l v
last You huftcS aSott f 1 tr't t
paper and i'M&Hj L'uiii il U '"
center of the ttk p-5. T -a 1
week vou continued to lok t
never did find it. In order to r
live the puzzlement of your
ed minds, we miiit as w,a i
nlain here and now. It vtis a e
tion of not bete j able to do f
better Business has been i
ing so fast that for two v;. 3
had no other place to put or r
ular stuff. But you wO no 1
have any trouble finding j
well-loved journalistic nut-" .
From now on your columnist s!
retain title to a spot on ve e. -
torial nan. where he should have
been placed to begin with. - -
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S'jnday School
Lessen -
James, the pastor of the Church
as Jerusalem is warning ' about
thfe dangers of the-tongue, It is
dangerous. It is a fire. It sets on
firm ttt Tfnll Tf n Aanirmm thm
By Bev. j.'I.' Goodman ' , to give us a lecture on the
4 ' James S V Wto hir. t. ChrietiAii teachers
religion is lust lorpuTtoaid show
and- 'bS. oamans' who has
been redeemed by Jesus is going
to have the hostile attitude tow
and man. When we are two faced,
one lace is always a put on one,
ha rliristian can be two-faced,
t . .ny man that ippesrs that, way
mm; he out or 'iou. ., .
; 5 James says lha thes tongues
an be controllec; but only by the
powvt of God. ant tongu'- is be
ine aontrolled by 8t?n ot by
Go'. Xhe fruits tnat it brars ,tell
rl.ii1 his in powr.' in .yoar life.
Tf. ran tell bv tf t-nt$. wiiat
the fruits coming from . in
fmitsunnr lif . ' "It HO COrmDt
speech -proceed out of your mouth. "
lYou v'can control your tongue, if
AND now to drag un the vast.
Have you heard about the em-
harrasftment vour columnist eot in
to with his professed interest te
photography, ne was" ousiiy en
gaged last week "in getting exclus
ive photos of the negroes condemn
ed to die for raping a white girl,
and had gone so rax as to enter
the courtroom to snap a few shots
before the trial began. While he
was absorbed in jus worx, uung!
began to happen unbeknownst to
his unworthy self, and the .first
thing he knew Judge Henry Gra
dy 'was saying from tne Dencn,
"Youn? man with .the .camera,
nomA nn here and tear un" that
roll of film in the presence of ft e
court." Biggest crowd iij.,ihe
courtroom ever seett' there, too.
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71 !S new.Chs!er built ; cars , have overdone ;
Ccnirclves in eppearince: you can't overesti-w
izizts tiiear cittrachvcness. . r. v, - - -- - : v
" ! 3 r.3 ursal, Chrysler Built, cars embody all
rrnhfiflv
3 1 ! r:t iproycincnts and c!:a!!cn2c U12 field
. pcircrb-aiice, service,': eccne:n;c eperaticn. ,
CZ '2 Hi AND DRIVE 013 TODAY
HE told von 'about that in his
column last week, which failed to
appear. Ee also told you tnen a
twint fhn Timeii teceivinsf a news
paper; from Kenansville, Florida,.
and elaborated on tne- interest
thereby create but somebody else
apparently saw St, a&X ode of ;
contemporaries with kleptomani
acal tendencies has the story , in
hii or. hpr eolnmn this week. Ah.
such is lie. (Sue, 'em, llugnie, lor
plagiarism.) . - ,; - ? .
VAT any rate your correspondent
learned one thing from that paper
whiftli namA 'frnm lTATifllMvillfi. Hit
jig' no longer ingnorant as rto the
meaning 01 tne term "joox joini,"
althoutrh he admits that he is a
little hazy as to its 'derivation.
Be first saw the term in a tiaz
inv headline which ran. "Attorn
ey Jolts Jook Joints. Upon strict
term referred to certain r dance
halls and beer parlors- with very
loose ideas as to tne, proper tz
aiio, uuwe or ubvcooc cuiivjim
there. ,. v , - ,v ,-,.k
HOW wiiitiv if vim' nver heard
of the "Prince"! Ch, you havca'tt
xnen you nave prooacr j u
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Ze will personally be ia Cv'vv
ro. U. C at Cie Cvll'-oro I' 1
on Wednesday only,' f Cot .
from 'law JSL to o:tJ j"..!,.
and 7:00 P. IL to 9:C9 P.
' Mr. linhardi savs: "I have
had twenty years' experience vrv"
thousand of E-.'.arel I-u ar 1 1
will give you valualle infjrsat'
without charge. Tositively to sr
Sery, medical treatments, or ia-
ipntinnk nw1 ' OnlvuiftM am . in-.
vited.) This visit is for white p?o
ple only. "
"My Shield produces lanK 'i
ate results on the averr-", r 1
kss of the size or locs-tlcn cf j"
"upture no matter l-- i
yau' exercise or strt.' i." (-Ia !
straps and no cunJ ? f
'.IV 1 f
i l' Idren. Tat aal sr" . -1
'.'y executed. It is bellev
! I'- '"a and f-n-on Con
i .eotly, ly s-IJ i -t
action in tliis section., A
i L.oi.tl cf . w..lAt'Bnd
.eated. It is recorded that a 4
: ia substantially tLe follow-. .
"unty, September 13, 1831.
a CSounty have been alarmed
, V7e have tea or flTloea ia '
of them will be bound over
Simony that will 'implicate
;e wish you to issue an or- '
; County to appoint a guard .
". The people of Duplin Coun .
v being held and have found
n put to death. There was
and Duplin before." Bigned
-. B, C. Holmes, H. C. Holm- -
er rf L.2 c..-1 v- .i..-t.rfs."
We just -canted to tell you that
in addition to his many other du
ties, the "Crince is also semi-official
infonaation bureau for the
entire secOn. If you ever want to
know an-fing about"' anything
ask him; v ' 't f'. r"ts
-. IN ease you would like to know,
you may him why I'm stopping
for this' week, and hoping . that
some of y"t do something unusual
to make tJs tiece more interest-
jig next week. . . 1
Cirlli Rdti Holds i
IxadOvcrlD33:
- riVVifnt 14. Eorth Caro
lina's t ..i rale contfnued to hold
a L.i over tie previous year, the
last t.-lt msiius oi i-r; wnue
Ha death rVe showed a ' decline
un ;r t" e l.:3 f "uras; it i Te
veil 1 ia r ' ill CvT-"i bj the
raatau'of fitaC-lics ' State
U infant rortality deaths, how-
evar. wLJ, riateroal deaths show
ed a IzC r.rkj the first eight
mt'S i ( 'i X t .mt year Core
J,.;"" t'..." i eYro-infa''s
.j f.e s -r t'l 6 co---. 1
v: the correTo-Il
1 in It also e -ars tli
v. 3 wen ,13 dcutls L rji Iar-
r-- anil - iritis mowo. ithildren
us4er two, es compart a wuh 417
f "3 Januc. t thror-h August last
j. i-cre. r-e veroenrage m-i
e ws fssl'cratle. ., ,
i ; fa r:7, r-ore
ii - ,s -s v.::hti, i
i f '. : .i z "V f 1
'$ T'-rr y J" wLL:!,
..... 1 i . j,'t;e: first
l i cf 1. 3, rloctcl 8
;e tf U:3. rerEcl i 1" r
7 tla '.A t fr r'- .1 '
i j r i .er 1 C 1, v V 3 1
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as. i ii 1; ",ni
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indicted and
following names have beea :
', slaves belonging to Colonel; ; ;;;
' Tging to Bev. Samuel 8taa:j?r
. Peter Carlton, and BW..JkTWfTi
V.) Monk. They wera tried ;
John B, DonnelL Judge jpre
Solicitor for the State, and
sre, Williams Cooper, Joseph
n, Samuel Houston, r, Daniel. m
'abeus Kiddleton, William1,
Jeremiah Sandlin. .The jury ' '
. County afforded. One' hun--J-,
tied by the Sheriff, Colonel . - ,
a slave "belonging to JJr." '
e belonging to Urs. Keore,, ." , ;
ty jail as necessary witness'-'vv.;
A to Sampson jail. . - . .1;
fftllowing verdict; "We find '
. . Toitpey guilty of the felony el -id
cJ as t... ia Ce 121 of indictoent, and further ;
find the dJendants John, Earn and Zrwm, not gutty . The day v
was September 30, 1531. . On the next day the Judgment of the j.t
Court,-as recorded by Honorable Jeremiah rearsall, Clerk, was ,.
as follows: "The defendants being brought to the i Bar, the.,,. -
Solicitot for the -State moved for the Judgment of the. Court, ,v ,
whereupon the Court asked the defendant prisoners why judg-. ;
' ment of death should, not be passed upon them and no reason
being offered the Court proceeded to the following Judgment,
vi That the said Tizaah, Jerry and Pompey be taken to the jail .
of the County and, from thence to the place of j wnta ,
and be there hung by the neck until ttiey be dead, and that this ,
-1 judgment be .carried into execution by the Sheriff of Duphn v ...
Coimly on Saturday the.eigba A October between the hours' ,
of ten o'clock in the morning and four o'clock in the evening. ,
. Elijah, a slave belonging to Bev. Robert Tate of :EewLan-.
over (now tender) County, was brought into Duplin Superior , J
' Court at March term, 1SC2, charred with conspiracy. . He was
- in tte custody of Sheriff Gabriel Holmes, of Sew Hanover, tried ,
before Judge James Martin, and dismissed. . - , -
Apparwtly the conspiracy troubles were then ended as notJir, , v :
' ing more of it has been found ia the publio reoords. . . , . - , . s , . .
imed 183 victims, as compared
with 158 last year, while Polio
WiTr.iii. .loimwl a dozen last Tear.
through August, the total was just
t& Unrtcrnt kill ham beeii COn- .
MM 'ti
stroucted by Buncombe County far- -
men within the past iew wees. q
Four-H Club boys ?f Columbus '-'
County have made outstanding'
records this year with their corn
iians nave jubi, to """i""" : r- - rrr -i, -
work the Johnston County terrac- projects, .ny uu
i? unit twelve months a year in- planning to buy their" seed oorn -
'A of eight. '; next year from these boys. ,
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