a
i Licet ia Rccell SztezC-j
c the Southeast-, Ers. Frank Cheek, president I
f the North Carolina the Tennessee Federation wasan
" asio dubs held in (honor visitor, and told of the work
rresbyterian church, in her state ia an interest way.
, in i - 1 . ' TTi. finnthftAKtern Di&triCt tiXtO-
. xae State President,'
CorreU, of Baleigtt, em-
b need of music in com-
, a i : .1..4 1
"i Carolina rates higher
j l eases of the work, than
ority of the states, leading
e Rational Federation in the
. tment of Eusio in the Some,
-1 uhich Ers. L. 'A. Wilson of
r trriiiii ii state chairman, sod
standing second in ' the junior
work, of which v Eiss Katherme
C jans, of Charlotte is .-State
Counselor, The state it also among
Ce highest in the rating of sot-
era! other departments.
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"THE FABEZE'S 8T0BE"
B0SEBTXa
nSupply
-? Heeds. Whether It Ca :
tor, Ers. John Eorns, of Golbo-
to, presiaea. mr uw m..-.-.
had been given fytoltor.lUk
TToi-nai nf UnHfthQL the gUCStS
were wuuvuicu vj
president, Krs. fi C. Karsnau,
am4 vBinnnan was made bT ' Ers.
W. A. FrenchVof Wilmington. The
following sUte chairmen were
present, nd tautea ox vne ,, wot
of the various departments: Jun
ior Crabs, Iius Jfcameruw uvg
gans, of Charlotte; Junior Compe
titiye Festivals, Ers, H. E. Eo
Alister, of Lnmberton; ILusio Club
Magasine, Ers. I. Butler, of
Lnmberton; florin varowui whu-
LAiIiS COATS
$5.95 to $10.95
Children's Coats
i : $2.93 to $5.95
Ladies' SiKc Dresses
$K3to$S.95 -.
Towels, 10c, 19c and 25c
(BOYS' BHES3 SBIBTS J 4So
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Ladies' Shoes
$1.49 and $2.95
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are perfectly groomed. IrreitiBle curls
'that fall softly and naturally. Pattern-.
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UCCUl VllJf . , -
ton and Ut. Clive. Xuncieon wus7hitfieid, and t rs I -.'ca t
mil in tha nnspmenx 01 w
Eethodist Church.
Th nftpmnon tro!?ram directed
by Eiss Fannie IL 3wis, of Eich-Tt-Gtridt
Junior Counselor,
was given by the Junior Clubs of j
Eew Bern, Eount OUve, Bichlands,
Eosehill, Fremont, Boiasporo, ,w-
mington and Kinston. r . -i.
Program of musical .;, anmben
for the day follows: :
"Impromptu A la. Eongroise,"
Paul Lacome, Eesdames B F. Ec-
Colman, A. H. Witherington, HeT-
ia CluB FaJsoUrt '. -.v-i -
, W Sa Loved the World'
Earks; 'The Xord Is ,Ey Shep
herd," Foster Jftom jwswuu viuu
. oflnirH H Vinne.w Schubert-
jUszt, Eiss Ivor Aycock, Schubert
Club, (Fremont, i ' ; - -
"Impatience," Schubert, : . Er.
JmIto. Accomuanist. Ers.
Paul Webb, Eorehead City Clnh.
.Vii VArte. Vissi D Amore.
IT. ToscaL Puccini: "Sex Kusa-
baum," Schumann, Ers. Laurence
X1 1 f ' 1 - . ;
Bradsher, acoompanist, En. ueor
gia Lee Bynum, Major and Einor
Club, Goldsbofo, 0-s:'i:i
"Hoctnrn ia E Flat," Chopin,
translated by Sarasate ; "Ziguenei
Weisen," Sarasate, Ers. Erio Nor
den, acoompanist, Mrs. Horace
Pearsall, Thursday Morning Club,
Wilmintrton.' ...iii-i- J$::r.Z.
. "Th Baanr.M Nevin. Eisses
Lucy Jones, Fattie Jones, Virgin
ia Jones, accompanist, Juss jmto-
thy Barnes, Earmpnio - Club, Et
Tav TyrBntn." Liszt: - "Go
Down Eoses," Folk Spiritual, Ers.
Osccal Fusseli, Miss aauueea jtus
selL , , "
Selections, J. D. Jerome, accom
panist, Eiss Buth Fusseli, " Bose
hill Club.
. Luncheon, in Methodist Church
basement.
Eiss Bosa Farrior. ' -1
JTTN10B MUSICAL PEOQKAM
Bfflv Bov.
Song,
ihvthm Band. Nrw Bern
isainriT
""June Showers," Bilbro; "March
of the Wee Folk,'? Gaynor, Alice
Sylvester, Kicnlands.
"Bv the Camn Fire.? Thomnson,
Edwin Tenters Steed, Bichlands.:
Turkish Earch" (The Bums
of : Athena V Beethoven. Eisses
Buth FusseU and Annie K. Bard-
en, BosehilL - - - x -
IDrowa: Tmpromptu," i Heller,
Kenneth Wilkins, Et. Olive.
"At the - Donnybrook Fair,"
Scott, Lillian Boberts, New Bern.
'"Trois Eccoises " Chopin, Eun
el Pippin, Fremont
"Pranks." Williams.-! Harriett
Thompson, Goldsboro. " '
"Toccatina," Bach; f'Xhe ; Bos
ary," Kevin, Monica Jackson; Wil
mington, . "Liebstraum.'' Lisrt-Thomwon.
Charles Thompson, Ooldsboro.
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Halloween in i
liioseisui ocnoui .
' The Athletic Association of the
Eosehill School will: snonsor
Hallowe'en program at the school
hnildins1 on Fridav nisrht. October
29. The proceeds wOl be used for
hnvinc haakethalUL and otner atn-
Ic' io supplies. The publio is invit
ed.-'V -i i x
Den't let ccld vca-
Cir caleli yea nep-
Let r 3 pre pr.re ycu .
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enr fcr cc.J v;c?.-
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The Girl Scout work, which ms
enjoyed ia EosO 1 1 -.t viz' i
under the direction of I " s If e
..... . . .
v
n. uunftn m l.o idhj b
wm discontinued dirir? tls s - J-
mer montLa, but it 1 s L'.'a i". :t
ed again this Tall. t' 8 f - :
capable and entLuJ'ie 1 s
in charm. A meetiE 1 is hell ea.th
week. at which the attendance is
very good. '
However, the Soouts ana v:c-jt
xam . aututjuoo job ox tisja-l
activities ta the weetlv racelrrs
only. Their chief interest aow ii
in irettin? two rooms ia an office
building ready far a regular meet
ing place, and in fact a place tnan
thT inn nail their SooUt home.' ' '
Th Goldsboro Girl Scouts have
been invited to come and give a
demonstration of an ideal , Scout
meeting;. i -- 5 ,
Dallas, Herrinj -Phi
Beta ICcppa
. Dallas Eerrine. of BosehilL
senior at Davidson College, -. has
just been elected to Fhi Beta Kap
pa; ranking American Honorary
Bcholaiitut Fraternitv. ' "'
To ,be eligible for this honor a
student mustmake an average ex
94.8 for three consecutive .. years
in college. ., r"
, The Times extendi aongratula
tions to Balhu. How many more
nf anr Dnnlitt Conntv students will
be honored bv Phi Beta EacnaT It
is a worthy goal for any student
ROSEHILL
PERSONALS
'"I Eisses Ethel James . Tonag,
and Elizabeth' FusseU, E. C. It 0.
students were at. home for - the
weekend. , . . , . t '
Mrs. Katie Teachev is snendinsr
Teachey,,wmenme m-wasmngwn, u. u,
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was ft home for the wk-
e.'l t ;
Times E. r.lLi is speniing
sonctiie in I luiaioni, Va.
3rs. E. S. ' -rs has returned
from a vLlt v.L"i Lor sLtcr, lis.
J. C. l'-r, ill -Shinto, Ca,
IZzt I ? Lee Vick, of wu-
miPrtoa, vl l i-js. usoar aus-
selL Can,:;?: Vick is a mem
ber of tte U.aat Clive school fac
ulty. . - . -
Krs. Eaxvfy Boney attenoea a
State Welfart Conference in Cha-
mt iMt ?eek. -. '
litae Kiss. Patsy Wilson spent
Sunday with aer 1 granamomer,
Krs. E. IL ttTjon. of Et Olive.
Er. and Krs. Thurman Denning
visited Kr. Eosning'i fanuiy near
Et Clive; C3ly;.M-' V
Kisses Frcoes ana Jtsnei rar
rior fit W&llcje; visited Eiw Be
ty Wflson Cturday and attended
the meetiiig tf the Junior ana se
nior Eusio Clubs of the Sonilieas
tern .District,!' rt kv' '-i
Ers. J. W. Soyal, d George
town. 8. C Is snendine sometime
with her sisUr, Kiss Bessie John-
on. ,
: Dr. and Hit. H. F. Hawes, and
Vr. and Kra.iT. B. Bouse attend
ed the circus ta Baleigh, Tuesday
light -' ' - , 7'
Wallace, Rcsehill
rLERdUyDay
TUTI Dav services for the Wal
laoe-Bosehill Eethodist Circuit
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I La i .,ct to lie a
, j. -n e-1 ho' 1 the
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a rl 0. P. Jtn
iiaviZs. will be the
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sn, L
o.rr v
rr-" j:u
lors to have part on, the
rrocitJl music wu oe
rjr. rci to nuuie ifie oct-uu
core erj-yaMe. Cool' attendance
from each of the churches is to be
expected. , ,
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nimnir Water
A home without a water system
could be worse it alight have no
heat to keep it warm in winter.
Bnt next to heat a nod vatcT
rretem is the mort nceJci co-vn-
ience for the farm home, s: 'J Ra
chel Everett, Johnston County
home agent of the Ctate, ColLe
extension service.
. And a fairly complete' water sy
stem can be installed fo less than
the cost of an electric refrigerator,
she pointed out
, Johnston County, home demon
stration club women have taken
a great interest in water systems
lately, she continued, and at ev
ery club meeting water is a sub
ject of discussion,
, "At one meeting, every woman
present said she has promised her
self she would have running water
in her home before the end of
the year," Eiss Everett continue!
('We have one set oi itools for
Mittine and fitting niue. and we
ham fonnd a Dlace where - tools
are loaned free of charge for the
purpose of putting in water sys
tems. ' "At each meeting recently . our ,
club women have disoussed r the f
arYt mMifinO TMtftntlV . AWT
v w v vw w w w w w
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m&Le ik
out water f,
own homes.''
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is sc: ;
bout i "
are ou t' 1 1
fires, b1 La a
it every f ' e e
the cc. ' 3
fire was E t. 1
have seemed a l
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vonr lend. e 1 1
- --ve
in harl a i i '
ment v,
your fire. TZ .'-"8 1 j 1
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tLe state,
VThenT iT r "3y
fire he n - I ' - f '
fire, an! ' t i f . - ' '
leaving t' 3 t- r t J ' - .
tie fire. If le f''s a,1 -
"re
that tho f j:e is to be s'. 1, and
the roan in charge of tl e L 1 ard
burnL-T Ysl a r'-ir : nmt
you will f 1 f i?or ii -' fc
Eowever, if he L a Crt y"u have
not oonforn:ed ta t' e r "eiu
then it will t -a t -.A a f-r you.
Lets be very careful ta cons
with all st te e-i co'y 1- s ia
our fall ani tr-J 1&Z
thus reduce tie great loss,' from
forest fires. ' -. -
College stua3nts dresd in rain-'
ers' garb wl e .In the mining
industry's r,M t U r"'!ons of
virltors at t'-3 : J cf f s '-aeral
i . 4'- r.nl.lfln Gate
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feternatic '1 poson. .
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