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xpjry cf V.'ar.w r."? Ijr,!ay
alriuoh at the cL r V Li's. B.
0. Eheffidd w fct . -air. Tie
meeting was called" to 4 :der with
mnro ry n. Xca len. . -
. A ireciul Home II' ion pro
'"31 was given by the local eo
retary7Mis Nell Eowden. EJie
wm aidtca by 12c. B. H. Lomi
naclL ITn, S. L Jones. TTm. W J
HlJUletxm and lira. L. B. Euio.
Interesting report from the
ay of Prayer at SmiJi'i Chaiwl
were riven by Mrs. D.lE. East
Xn.'X. B. Enie, Mm. i W Par-
nor and Mrs. B. C. ELfield.
Special emphasise' was civen
onr spiritual goals lor the year.
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1 - . rii I Itt and
7 t -;3n, , spent
i 3. . 1's parents,
t Church din!
host5 Mrs. B, Sorratt . assisted
by iSrs, Walter Sorratt served a
"I a is i. s . . . .
Liwuiiivm Muau ooiine wun not coi-
and cream..
eJ y,wi Ijt. and Mrs. Hand lick-' Al CCtSJltisS a '
ett, Etarify.t w ,. . v.' " '-'-H - , - ."'. i
iftS4VajrS Are.nqn-esented
Golisboro, Sunday. . "' " "
ILr. and Mrs. C. BL Womack of ' r T"
Greenville, and Mitt Henora Wo-f Baleigh, Oct 14L All of Che
macs fpent me weeksna with jus. '100 sorth Carolina counties are
Ila VoSi&ck. ' - , , rxepresehted in the 2,326 applica-
! ; Miss Helen Marsh Best visited tvmi m ffl f nr inhm -ith the, V
Ihcij friend, Missv Allene rarrior,.0. Unemployment Compensation
wn movea J jnunuun, recimy,fiK)mmJssion, as of 0ctber4, imair
EUTEiTACJ FOB
Toinsra people .
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v ' tlM:t V&ZL?, rorti Carolina. liA--.'
ITU if i- cy Lia I kawii if sot I can get -ft
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Circle One of the Preshvterian
auxmary, jurs. w. x, Bridgers,
chairman, entertained the Toung
People of the Church at' a Hal
lowe'en party in the home of Mrs.
A. 1, Cavenangh on Jrhqrsday
night. Fortune telling and games
were enjoyed. The ladisi MrrMl
delicious refreshments . to those.
ATTE3TD V. . 0. 105ET L.f 'rj
Mrs. Claud Best and Km. J. Ur
Farrior represented the James Ke
nan Chapter at the Annual meet
in gof he Daughters of 'the Con
federacy fn Wilson ' last week.
Mrs. Farrior eave the toast from
j the children of the : Confederacy
m uu jrresuienis' innneiron Xnes
day evening. BL I SteTens,. Jr.
gave. we nutoncal addres. '
on Sunday..
SUBFBI52 BIBTBDAT 1
ASB FAESWEU PABtT " '
Miss Helen Manh-Belt -"and
Miss . ' Catherine Pridgea were
Joint hostesses at a farewell and
birthday party gives is honor of
Miss Allene Farrior. The young
people met in the home of Miss
Best last Wednesday night, then
walked to Miti Farrior's home.
Am the boys and girls entered the
yard they sang "Happy Birthday
to You." AQeso opened the door.
and was surrounded by forty- two
sun. uames ana aancingwere en'
joyed throughout -the- , evenine.
Apples; candy and peanuts r were
servea.
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Mr: and Mrs. Parker Vickerv
nd Miss Hester Ann Farrior were
guests of Dr. and Mrs. J.. Far,
nor on Sunday.' 1
Mrs. Carrie Peel retnrnei Tnpi.
day after visiting Just brother and
mut wuc, mis. na mrs, ju'A, WW'
ell Mrs. Powell is serionsfv ill. ' ,:
Mrs. W, C. Carter, Mis Haiel
Carter,' Mrs. Frank Cooper and
daughter. Miss MelioneTfiwtw.r
mowrea jo ureenviiJe Hundav aft
tersoon to visit Miss Ev Carter,
and Miss Frankie Cooper, who are
students of Oreenville Collegt.
' Mr. and Mrs. 3Panl Vattr ; nt
long Creek, visited Mrs. Potter's
X. K.6MISSI03S'ABT
SOCIET MEETS
. Th Woman's .Missionary Boci-
cw uu xo. xt. vnurcn mowrea
to the home of Miti Joe Surratt
Monday afternoon; The President
Mil; Wayne Jordan presided, The
devotional was conducted by Mrs.
Park Pridgen. The opening hymn,
Jtioiy, Holy, Holy". Bible reading
taken front Mark, 8th - chapter,
Mliowed by the "Lord'a - Prayer.'
Mrs. Walters read an article writ
ten bv a friend and v VuiionArv
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wiling oc uu norrors sne witness
ed while in the Shanghai war raid.
Mrsl Charlie Carroll gave an in
teresting "report of the - District
Missionary Conference held in
Bosehfll last week. A Young Xa
diesj Circle Was ' organised.' Mrs.
leader. The week of prayer pro
Mrs; Park Fridges was appointed
Gene -'.Thompson- was appointed
gram was arnmsred for next week.
by the President to be riiaiwnw
of the program. There was kree
attendance and after the business
session, Mrs. Joe Surratt and joint
, 'fu wn:-i a tzxzz.M cii,: ;rr
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mas Charles 0. Powell disclosed
today. t
The numbers of applications in
creased from 1,635 on March 18
and 1,937 on May 3 to the 2,326
sow on file, and the number ; of
employees of the commission in
creased from 41 on March 18 to
64 on May 3 and to the present
166. . , . , .
. Wake bounty leads1 with 'about
one-fourth, or 576, of the appli
cants, rm is second with 71 ap
plioants, Durham and Ouilford
tie for third place with 62 each,
followed bv Granville "with 60.
Johnston 53, Franklin 44, Wayne
43, Jlecklenburg 42, Cumberland
SB, Iredell 38, Edgecombe 36, Cra
ven, Forsyth, New Hanover and
Wilson 3 Seach, Buncombe and
Richmond 34 each and Alamance,
Lenoir and Bobeson 32 each.
On the other end of the line are
five counties with only one appli
cation each, Ashe, Bare, Hyde,
Polk and Yadkin; seven have only
two applicants, Avery Camden,
Clay, Currituck, Graham,' Madison,
Tyrrell: Cherokee has three; sev
en: have four each. AUeerhanv.
mm mm r mm ' .ft .T..
uaiaweii, junaerson; Koses, xran
sylvania, Watauga ' and Wilkes ;
five ,have. five each,- Caswell, Da
vie, Greene, ' McDowell and Yauc
ey; six each for -Brunswick, Hoke
and Macon; seven each for Alex
ander, Lincoln, Pender, Stanly and
Swain; Haywood has eight and
Gates, Jackson, Mitchell and
Washington have sine each. -
-Between the two extremes are
ten each for Hertford and Warren : !
11 each for Cabarrus,,, Chowan; J
Perquimans and Bowan; 12, Bla
den. Burke. Onslow. Pamlico a
Scotland; 13, Carteret, Randolph i-
14, Montgomery, Buckingham;
15, Anson; Catawba, Gaston, Per
son; 16, Jones; 17, Rutherford,
Surry; 18, Davidson, Orange,
Sampson, Union; 18, Bertie, Hao-
on, Vance; 81, Pasquotank; . 22,
Columbuc: 23, Duplin; 24, Harn
ett; Martin; 25, Chatham; 26,
Beaufort, Cleveland; 28, .Lee,
Bash, Northampton; 29, Halifax.
Three are from outside the State.
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Beware of "Lost,,
Puppy or Kitty
Doctor Advises
. Jtaleigh, Oct. 14 Kiddies, be
ware of the puppy or kitten that
"looks lost." It may save raoies,
and then you would be an out oi
luck.' Be kind to dumb animals, of
course, but dosf let your sympa
thy take the place of your better
judgment
This warning has been sounded
by Dr. Roy Norton, Assistant Di
rector of the jnvuion or Revest
ive, Medicinej State - Board of
Health. ? ,-, -jk - '
Withthe reopening of mkooV
Dr. Norton declared, "it is timely
for health officers,, snaesteaoh
era and parents to pass the warn
ing along that, among the early
symptoms of rabies in a dog or a
eat is the tendency to leave some
and wander around ..lookinir .be
draggled, homeless and is need of
sympathy asd care. '
' "Such dogs or cats often go to
school grounds,' Br. Morton warn
edi l"and may cause several chil
dren to have to take the painful
antl-rabio injections. People seem
to .forget that most dog and bats
will stand a lot of under-feeding,
segTect and eves mistreatment be
fore leaving some. It is possiue,
therefore, that any puppy or kitten-or
grows! oat . or dogV found
wandering around is, not normal
and is likley to be diseased.'
-. "Instead of exhibiting a foolish
sestimentalism. offering to handle
them or making they playmates of
our children, our common sense
should make us suspicious and
cautious. ' ' 1 , . r -
"Babies may be present f in ' a
pujTy or ses only six weexs or
two months old. A little forethot
in tMs rettrd may save v great
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