bmSy I'llieateAi
the larger schools. He asked for
further and future cooperation in
(1 improving he sanitary condi
tions in school toilets in the schools.
(2) In -Home economics and work
shops in our High Schools, ade
quate playgrounds, ana equipment
rest rooms in case of illness and
improved water systems.: -
The president pled for unity of
effort and cooperation.
Aorfl Meeting C
. Mrs. D . M. Jarnigan, executive-
secretary, of N., G. Congress of P.
T. A., and Miss Annie M. Kenion.
teacher of Kenansville High School,
were the sneakers. '
Mrs. Jarnigan gave a ricn DacK-
ground of the growth and expan
sion program during me past six
years,, showing that the Congress
has recorded recently approximate
ly 34,000 active members with 651
units (standing secpnd in the na
tion in membership) prints arid dis
tributes 2.000 bulletins three times
a vear. has sponsored children's
camp for the past nine years and
during the 1947 summer period
will sponsor two camps for children
assistance in purchase of science at Kurai ui .
.,,tnmmt . n lnnr-h room eauiD- one at Kings Mountain during July
"ment, purchase of electric pumps land August,', and will sponsor its
and fountains, also instrumental in ! second P. T. A. Workshop period
' securing and obtaining janitors for August 19, 20, 24. Each unit is ur-
Duplin County
Colored PTA Meet
A Report on the Colored P,
T. A. of Duplin jCounty, 19-46-47
Meeting, October and
April at the Magnolia Jr.
High School. The Presi,
dent, Mr. Henry Martin,
presiding.
."At the October meeting Mr. Fer
guson, State P. T. A. president,
the main speaker. Mr. Ferguson
stressed the importance of united
effort of the parents and teachers
in the development ot wonny
tizens in ,North Carolina.
Mr. Martin reiterated the accom
pllshments of the P. T. A., namely
3" (a) the purchase of library books,
BUY BIRD'S EYE BRAND
The Best In Frozen Foods
BALLARD'S FLOUR
Heavy and Fancy Groceries
Fruits' & Vegetables
Fresh Meats At AU Times'
Special For One Week
10 POUNDS SUGAR
95c
Why lug your groceries? We deliver by truck
each week day at 10 A.M. and 4 P. M. Phone
your order in early. V '
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ELLIS STORE
IN WARSAW
ged to send children to camp also
a parent to the workshop. .
Mrs. Jarnigan used as the topic
for ' her discussion "The Further
Challenge of the P. T. A. during
the Reconstruction Period,", stress
ing the following (1) Systematic
program ; of parent education, (2)
Better health for all children, (3)
Equalized educational opportunities
for all children, (4) Strengthening
home and family life and (5) Active
spiritual faith,
She closed by leaving a thought
expressed in a poem, "The Bridge
to Freedom," where it was pointed
out that not only teachers and pa
rents, but all community agencies
and leaders musf work cooperati
vely in "making tracks to the war
ter's, edge" that all children may
pass into the land of freedom, over
a bridge built by human sacrifices,
hardships and toil.
Miss Kenion Needs of children
in Duplin County for Health and
Growth .-'(l)She discussed the good
health program in North Carolina
In regard to its beginning and the
findings of the Good Health Com
mission. Stressed the need for bet- .
ter healthful living to parents. (2)
Miss Kenion stated as shown on1
records in the local Health De-
partment facts and findings of the
health conditions of the school age
children in Duplin County, specific
figures were notated on examina
tions and corrections. (3) The pa
rents were ask,ed to cooperate with
the teachers and local health de
partment in getting examinations
and corrections made in their chil
dren. (4) In brief, -Miss Kenion s5'S
the health needs of the chiMron
of Duplin County might be summed
up as follows:
1. To be born well. 2. To be se
cure in the home. 3. To be well
housed. 4. To be well fed. 5. To
be guided in his personality growth
6. To have good daily care. 7
To be protected against disease.
8. To receive proper treatment for
his handicaps or illness. 9. To
learn to protect his own health.
. The parehts were warned to seek
guidance from teachers, principals
local health' department, Home
Demonstration Agents, and Tanr
Agents, physicians and others who
might be in position to help them
with the health problems of their
children. Miss Kenion, closed her
fepeech by asking parents and tea
chers to which gang do you belong?
, 1. The man who knows and knows
I not that he knows is asleep wake
him. 2. The man that knows not
and thinks that he knows is a fool
shun him. 3. The man who knows
not and knows thajt ihe doesn't
1 i ' L-l i. f. 1 - .
i &iiuw is a fcuuu leuun mm. 1.
me man wno Knows and knows
that he knows is a King hear him.
Miss Kenion asked each person
to find his place in the four classi
fications, she said that she hoped
we were among the last two groups.
She stressed unity of effort and
cooperation. Miss Kenion has' stu
died at Atlanta U., also Health Edu
cation at North Carolina College,
Thanks to Miss Kenion for her
-excellent contribution, also her
stana in emphasizing christian
leadership in school and family
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One Trunk NOT Standard Equipment
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ed Mr. and Mrs. Ulac Swinson
Sunday.
Little Miss Marjorie Pridgen
celebrated her ninth birthday last
Sunday. Several of her classmates
enjoyed the occasion.
' Several from tills community at
tended the Bible School at Bear
Marsh last week. - ,
v Mr. and Mrs. Jas. King and Mrs.
Paul King visited Mrs. C .E. Craw
ford in the Goldsboro Hospital on
Sunday. While there , they visited
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, who has been
quite ill but is improving.
. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Williams and
Stanley visited Mrs. Williams' fa
ther Sunday, who continues very
feeble.
Many internal parasites infesting
swine and poultry can be eliminat
ed through better sanitation prac
tices. - .
Whateve the weatherman may say, indisputable proof that spring k truly
here' and summer is on the way comes from the ever-faithful circus, most ,
reliable harbinger of fair weather to come. Sprucing up between showings, the
circitf maintains its luster for young and old, and one way it's done is shown
here. Pretty' Kay Clarke gets elephantine assistance in keeping her new
Chevrolet glistening, as old Blanche, queen ot tne cole Bros, circus peerless
pack of ponderous pachyderms," fends a hand ... er, trunk.
' P 1 1
u au
feeling
r 'ii'"' i':': '. i' " ' j ii i i i i hiimi1
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life, in promoting better livm?
among our people.
Health Education and guidance
is urgently needed.
The president thanked the asso
ciation for their whole-hearted co
operation and asked them to con
tinue in the work to be done. He
stressed the importance of carry
ing out the resolutions adopted by
the State body - A few are herewith
stated: 1. More adequate buildings
and equipment for all school chil
dren within the State and espec
ially for the Negro children who
have suffered from present over-,
crowded conditions in the class
rooms, libraries, laboratories, etc.
2. The establishment throughout
the State of more vocational train
ing nd shop work facilities to sup
plement the present set of ill equip
ped shops in the best school com
munities and no shops in most other
communities'. 3., Establishment of
equality of educational opportuni
ties for all children throughout
the State. 4. That schools through
out the State be mobilized into
a great program for raising the de
plorable' health conditions existing
in the State of North Carolina.
5. That great is the responsibility
for the equipment, of schools,
moral of the teachers and training
of our children shall be assumed
by the parents and teachers and
expressed through the local P. T.
A.'s working with principals and
teachers the P. T. A. should seek
to represent the will of the people
to the board of education." 6. That
their Congress go on record as
strongly urging the appointment of
a supervisor of schools in each ad
ministrative unit where needed
within the State. Mr. Martin is
wide awake and interested in the
work of the P T. A Both meetings
were interesting and helpful.
We wish to commend Mrs. M. t..
Turner, Supervisor of Colored
schools of Duplin County, for her
untiring efforts and accomplish
ment in the wfirk with the schools
of the county. Mrs. Turner is
splendid person in home, church
and school development. Orchids
to Mrs. Turner for encouragement
in organization and cooperation in
the work in Duplin County schools.
Mrs. Stanford, Warsaw
Reporter.
Advertisement.
Maysville News
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Brooks of
Kinston were guests last Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. John King. Mrs.
Brooks is spending several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pipkin visited
their brother Mr. Earnest Pipkin
of Union Academy last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brock of
Mt. Olive visited here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry King of Mt.
Olive visited Mr. and Mrs. N.. B.
Best Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Swinson visit-
Tour doctor's prescription is
followed to the letter when yon
brln? it to us to be filled. Ac
curacy and purity are our watch
words.
LADIES We Now Have . .
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COLD WAVE KITS
$1.00 plus tax
ALSO
"Tony" Cold Wave Kits
$1.25 up
KENMISVILLE
DRUG STORE
SATURDAY
Boh Steele in
Sanfe Fe
With "Fuzzy" St John.
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Chas. Starrett and
, Smiley Burnette in
Terror Trail
Bring & "borne" for tiiis
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The place to get winter oat of your
ear' system is right "back. home" at
jrour Ford dealer's. Our Ford -trained
o mechanics us Ford-approved service
Methods, Gamine Ford Parts and
special Food tools and equipment. To
you that meaat better job with time
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Theatre
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SUN. & MON.
Buck Privates
Come Home.
Abbott & Costello. .
News v Band Cartoon
Dasica Theatre
v WALLACE, N C.
.'UNXiAY, MONDAY, & TUESDAY, MAY 25-6-7.
The Best Yeais Of Our Life
Strxrinj Fredrick March, Myrna Loy.
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TUES. Double Feature
Trail To Sanatone
Gen& Autry. " .'
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, 5 v MR. FIX
WEDNESDAY
That Way With
Women
Dane Clark -
March Time
Cartoon
TOURS. & FRI.
The Farmer's
Daughter
Loretta Young, and
Joseph Cotton.
News
Cartoon
SATURDAY
WEDNESDAY. MAY 28
Flight To llovhere
Siarrinj Allan Curtis.
Riding The California Trail
Starring Gilbert Roland. .
THURSDAY & FRIDAY, MAY 29-30
The Farmer's Daughter
Starring Loretta Young, Joseph Cotten.
SATURDAY, MAY 31
Boomerang
Starring Dana Andrews, Jane Wyatt.
OWL SHOW:
Beast With Five Fingers
Starring Robert Alda.
WANOCA THEATRE
MONDAY & TUESDAY. MAY t8-27
Shocking Miss Pilgrim
Starring Bef ty Grahle. '
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Condemned To
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Starring Ronald Colmc
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3-piece Bed Hoom Sul'
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