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I o IV Be Honored Tyson
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The descendants of the Tyson fam
ily to-geth^r with the Major Benja
min May chapter of the D. A. R. are
I ?^ to make ?f Wed
I a day in which past history will be
I Carolina. Invitations are bein^ issued
I and sent oat jointly by the two organ
sketch ofthe -original Tysons will be
read with tench interest, litis history
was written by WiBiap? Sherrod Ty
son, attorney of Greenville, and pres
ident of the Tyson organisation.
Sfceldi of the Tyson Family ?;:&?
J The Tyson family is of Norman
French origin and can*Sfv#4o Eng
land ah tie time of the Norman Con
quest, settling in Sussex and Kent
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jharify are those relative to one Quil
I iauine T^son who it appears acted y
counsellor and advisor to the King
William I. Bus was in the year 1092.
From this time ?nta the year 1346
there are mmor incidents and
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? ?**? lo the estates afcr property
in general held by the Crown.
. though French in origin had beeome
? distinctly English daring these two
eentories. When in the early part of
the 17th Century wefindreligion op
pression so prevelent in Ehffanxi, it Is
I in ttifefcrVol. of James I that Georie
and Sybil Tyson are among those baai?S
I ished for religious differences.
I' These two along with other mem
bers of their family went to Holland
' ^ where they could worship in freedom.
Dutch customs and influence-soon had
. their effects upon them and they be- I
eame known as Tiessens, tlie &|i I
equivalent of thgir English name.
^After the discovery of America and
Tiessons began gradually to drift hack
l;V came on to America. So it was wfth
I; Reyqier Tiesson who came to Ameri
mahu.
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I n#3 4B fl ^Kk u.-'*' t
^"fSm Coanty^SiMday School
anal coup^Sunday school convention
Sunday, October 1& and 16th. The con
vention will be held
Winterville. Hie opening session will
beheld at ?:8ft oWt>ck Saturday night,
~ The officers in chargfe <* the plag
and program for the convention have
announced
prepared with the idea of having "a
convention for the discussion of prac
tical Sunday school plans and prob
lems," the plan being t?9l||?8?9*
thing fa te Mpvytfan tot yiU hrt,
workers in all departments of the
Among the preminent spesne^^a
of RalmgZ ge11?"^ superintendent of
te North Carolina S?ad?y jchool
association; and Miss lone AVerson,
Raleigh, young peoples' division supt
{of thensaedatian. During the couven
| tion these |atoq^arm<?
^ Second -irf i
?! 8:26~Suggesti^4 for ? Sunday
School
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parts oi fee states The great throng
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I; Raleigh, Oet. 42.?Survey of the
Cape Pear, Neuse and Tar Rivers
looking toward hydro-electric power
and navigation developments may be
months, ^ report^ of ^ M&jpr W. ^
'^^th SayS' tst
0 _V6lopiMiit bBflib. Such
tendfcg^^) South Carolina ahd Vlr
, r:^pb jjecommendaig adversely, on tire
yNeuse naviiation - question, Major
SriOw said the recommendation does
.not nece^ril* mead that the river
wfll not be developed alonv these lines
it being possible to attain such relief
in event the government proceeds
With development hj.ong other lines.
(Series of Mcctn^^s Close
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jt 'stboqii^ g s)ccc[ j* ; ' j
l the Nationa BanW^baiv
Sonwone ?ofaff<d tin1 pc^<CB of what I
was taking place, and the^th
I ; immediately taken int^^stwly^^j^B
I humpji 1 if^ of member^^^diff I
ent raice wer* exchanged ifclu.
Has.8fi& a esse
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unci fcllu^ii^ * 3tilv6i't"^ftii^6nt^ to invito
to R*l^igh from Durham. - Plans for ^
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illeged,. svis*<juenfcf$r were tnwed to
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I * T^a 'f'Tst zxifictiiif? if fj^p P&ircnt^ I
ion did hrt^cli good aid with theco
perationiitf-a^^t plans to do even
lore for the betterment of the school
fife yea#;, #* \ I
Plan now to attend this meeting;
on't make other appointments with
lit thought, of the time so that yor
rfll have an excuse to be tbseni, but I
The North Carolina Day program
rhich was given at the school Wed
esday morning of this week will be
;iven at the meeting. The program
ppears below as given Wednesday
so)ming*?'?' fl^'B
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Wednesday, Octoberl2, North Caro
ina Day, was fittingly observed here
rith exercises by pupils of the grain
ier grades, under the direction of
earts of - spcdstors. ./ I
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?08?ED TO DESCEND NEAR AZORES
which carried an .
*3der, aif over the Atlantic last Twe*
la* afternoon, for a non^fll^^W
from Ifew York to Paris, is today ?
burned wrock in the ocean, the j,
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tare, Captain George Kaijtma* also ~
,<afe, she is aboard the Dutch ataatori? ?'?',?
Baretidrechtr" whfcfc ?scia| . I
?arly Thursday from tht fallen pas*
'^ome 325 miles northeast of the AMr
3S, about 960 miles from the d&rtMjf ^ >;
J66 miles
^Something serious happened to the
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The facts.already known caw'ifrt^y
from jRuth Elder herself in * tern
wireless message to the 'Associated -? I
Press Borieau in Paris that she and
Handleman had been picked up by
>he tanker and were "O.K." from the <
igents of the tanker in Rotterdam and { I
fwmi her captain, whose message told I
Fla., Miss Elder's home town, brought -
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started a rumble of newspaper press- . ^
es virtually around the world, London,' % Vj
Paris and ^other world centers .record- "H
wifir a toy under her arm and a fare
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