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VOL. 13 FABMVILLE. PITT COUNTY, yOj^B QABOLTNA. NOVEMBER 'jfr;W22 XO. 29
' COUNTY BOYS
ORGAWIEA
CLUBatSTA
Club Begins Its Operation With
Fourteen Members?Its )fain
Objeds are to Have Banquets,
and to Aid pad Assid all Pitt
County Boys on Their Enter
ance Into College. .
r ' Correspondent . ;
AU of the boys from, Pitt
County attending school at State
College met and organized a
County Club, there being twelve
charter members and two more
having entered College since the
Club was organized, making a
total membership of fourteen, rj
Heretofore there has not been
a Pitt County Club at Slate Col
lege, hut as Pitt County has such
a large representation at State
tbtt yeaT, we hope to make the
Club amounfto something wotfh
while.
. This club has two main objeds
in view: fiid, to give banquets
and to bring the boys from Pitt
County, who are in school now,
together in a social way, thus
creating t friendly, spirit, and
emphasizing the imparlance of
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cooperation, seconu, 10 pui ue?
lore the boys of oor county, who
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in well at to tboae who have not
jet fuily^ decided where they
?hail so. Ij yotf have-decided,
or if W have net decided to
^ come bere, and wish any infor
h^mtion which you feel is not of
Vbieet e&C?gk importance to be
Vlfceo up with the Registrar, or
? y*>u P?fer corresponding with
- m ipembefr of the Student Body,
hesitate to write to any
Jp&tBber of our Club, for they
to jive you, in de
^ tail, any information you wish.
Another important objed qf
our Club H to ?et in touch with
t&h boy* fcbni Pitt County who.
are to enter here next fall, ? and
hefpthemin every way we can,
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iT/reatb~For Our Dead in Francgfj
? when the American Steamship, George Washpvuug A&;\- k'i
prow to" the East from New "York lastweeLit carried^a huge wreath $
to be placed on the grave of our soldier dead in Franco, Armistice Day.
November llthf" . 7:
. ? ; t Tfios. V. fields, representing, the-American Legion, was this year ^5
commissioned to make the annual pilgrimage, and place"the tribute on 3
the grave of America's Unknown fotd'r buried in Paris. Photo .shows
Mrs. Shinahan of .the War Mo' ic / . association giving the wreath to 2
Fields on board-ship rt.sailipg tunc.' - ' ' a
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ALLIED DEBTS
1 O J lilll/vliwf
Washington, Nov. 23. (Capital
lied
debts, instead of being paid, be
converted into tru? fund, thetti
tefe& of which should be deft^
ed to the primary education; fmft
of ^tbe. cfcadren of those: who
wef? hiked or rendered unfit to
earn < by the. AVoffd War, and
later ?fdr the education of all
children the world over, is re
ceiving much favorable consider
ation fppia legislators and ediica
tors in the National Capital >;.
It has bisen repeatedly said by
those^tp authority in Congress
that no proposal by which the
United States would ''forgive*
foreign 'debts would ever pass
the electrate of this country. At
|be rathe time^many edonotni&s
kid financiers see no way, in this
generation, at lea&, by . which
Europe can possibly pay an J
thing on the principal of the
huge^sums
' Dr. r inT'&y'8^ pf0pO89l ? fl|
I United States, has been;: , used
ever since the E&xer uprising to
educate seietfed Chinese stu
spreading the gospel of civiliza
tion and ideals ib^bughoutsalt
China. , Ju& how much this gen
erous use of this funtPbas been
responsible for the awakening of
China, it is not possible to say,
but, it is unquestionably very
large.
Should it be possible to work
puf a practical plan by which Dr.
Fipley's proposal could be put
into eftedt, the cause of educa
tion add Amencanization would
receive an impetps such as it bad
never had. The interest pay
ments of the allied debts svoulldl
doubtless readh the huge sum of
five hundred millioos yearly,
which; deypted to# the children
Of the wwid, would hayp in
effect on the next generation im
possildtorto cafculaie. *
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^culart^of thore totwew thgake.
over* ll! andfaid from the Department
ol Rehabilitation la/ftrf pnOable ttr
thane k*der 115; so that the Bureau
of Cfeflp. Welfare may render ?aitia'ble
WTfc*todMMrimbatweea thoseigoi
jewlag treatment for crippled
cMldrefe~tW Bureau of Child Ultt^
tareloeke towards theprerentipnifof
the- der^pment of ^the^ crop ofjjjpk
people ftp not know that mnch can be
doa*Ht& crippled children,-? some
times wen complete cure can *e ef
fected, ' and frequently mark*|* lm
prokemhnt of- their state of disability.
< -:THal?.a chance for good Samaritan
work op the part of public-spirited
S?SlSS^g:-SSS
9f these to some one of the wow
to2Srft?i ? ^ l? RtStJ?*Sits;
Supf^ior^^e^DeparUnent of Vp?
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it and speed
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4 - flfr-"Hlfe, .-?/>?? Olfptv "?.. Tnn i?ncf
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eveo plead .o "Mdow?.f do
slacken, much leas^to jstopv 'On Ac contrary, wt ^
!^P5^e NiSonSf^atf^y Gowtcil reports that the cafcu- .
piled figures of-.prey. n table acridet-ts in 1920, show
a death tol?j&4pb,uy people as hvc.in tine State
??&&& .^-s^.^'-arssi
^ "e.
She nian-eatutK \|hraahtpg iihachat-e hs?.. gont-otit M
fender jjnH for evcrv ccminuiuiv to promotlv -jjet rid
I oii^yv'-' litrlfyp ? ? J m?r<*ietrola v' nf ?11 mva imnAc^ tVtA
( LVviiT /UU5C aPu Itlaj^JI8(rdie Wiii- l?yl Vvl*Vw*? Illy
I itui pCHHlty 01 rrafl'?ff-jfIIfr. ?("??'
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Heiress True to Boy
: t * Sweetheart
Arid after everything Was sai-J
and ,-done it happened just as it aJ
, way? in the story hook, ar.d
! Dcllora is going to marry Lestc;
hi tfcc spring and be happy cVcr
after When Mrs. John G. Gates
died; she Jeft the enormous Gaits
fortune of $^8,000,000 to j^cilora
AiijKH. who was just a sweet liufe
gJrlxn St Charles* lib Delorra's
father, R. F. Angell, was made ad*
ministrator.
While Dellora was in school at
St. Charles She had a sweetheart
whose name was Lester Norm.
,?oney or no money, Lester was
wild about her, but Papa Aftgvil
paid jDellora must h?ve her cHancr.
So w-. took. Her iwagud she ix? :
When* she had met t^rybSy tnd
: lora iyW
?HJ>Loto'
?.iiss De.Jora and her fiances, Lester
H orris, &, iwddii^ artist,.
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PARMVILLE JOINS
5* IN SUPPORT OP
? CURB MARKET.
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Farmville Rotary >Club Pledges
Support'to County Chamber of
Commerce m the Establishing
of Siicha Market
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(Auspices Chamber of Commerce.)
? Tbat the curb market idea for
assembling of country produce
of,nll Muds is takrugjbold of
jlheatj^mioiirQf Pitt,county folk
ii evidenced by Farmvillo coin
ing cominginto toe ranks; -
V At ,the_ last meeting of to{3
Farmviile Rotaiy QuMftertte
fatter, had been presented by
per?cfl|^>
operation and support wat pledg
ed the; P;itt Couoty Chamber of
Commerce as -tiiey put into oper
ation a; curb market for Firm
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THE P-TASSO'.
T6 BEAVTIEY
PLAY OROUNB
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Enthusiastic Meeting Held Lad
Friday Afternoon, when Asso
ciation was Entertained by 3rd
Grade Pupils. Contra# Let
'tor "Mr. and Mrs. Polly-Tic"
Tb.Appear Here in January.'
The Parent-Teacher Associa
tion met Friday, in the school
auditorium. After a splendid
Thanksgiving program given by
the third grade, Mrs. Alex By
nura, teacher. Mrs. j. M. Hot
good, the capable President of
the Association, called the meet;
ibg, to order. ^
$ The reading of the minutes
was "followed "by the Treasurer's
report, who reported $42.50 col
lected for dues and pledges since
the lkd meeting.
nJ 1. :1 Q.J (
rarems were requesieu tu ?ur
nish costumes for the children
in the Cbri&mas Pageant, of
whidh Miss Lillian Fields has
charge. It was announced that
all the trees and shrubs for the
campus will be qut before, the
December meeting. f.
The Play committer reported
that acontrad with the Se\yellv^ - /
Combany had been made and &>-. *
that rMr. and Mrs. Polly-Tic"
^ehereon the evening of
of 28 icontinues holding the pic*
fltr& i :V V ?> '?
: Sudt. Geo. R. Wlie^er then
madeta short talk on contagious'
diseases, urging the' parents to
kcH?p^e^ejbildren; at home'if
?bey even susped them of 'hav
ing any conlagious disease. un
til they are entirely well.: The >
progress of the school has been
greatly retarded this fall by-child
ren's diseases, and in order to
it of tjiia condition the paretrta
mud to operate with the teach- /
ers, ? -> ?
There were abqut 150 visitors
presedt at this meeting and a
largerjnuraber is eypectef next
time. | Evei y person inlereded
in the (future citizenship of our
town qml community* (and who
are oof?), should join this great
organization which is doing sb '
much for our boys and girls, ? '
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Flapper's Farewell
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