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TO MAKE SURVEY OP ALMS
SOLICITORS
The recent appointment of a com
mittee by oar State Legislature to
make a survey of beggars soliciting
alms is a great step towards ratting
out this disturbing element
Here in Farmville the Htisens are
not pestered the year around by those
who seek donations, but in the cities
of our State it goee on every day in
the year.
Of course, it is hard for you or me
to pass by a blind or Mmblees person
without digging into our pocketbooks,
but think of the taxes paid to the
local, county, state and federal gov
ernments to take care of the welfare
of these people. *
May the findings of this committee
be carefully studied by the legisla
ture to see what ran be done to elimi
nate the necessity for begging by
taking care of unfortunates.
Four National Heads
To Attend Meeting
State OAR Conference In New
Bern to Be Held March 4-5 -
New Bern.?Mrs. Frederick A.
Sapp of Ottawa, I1L, national presi
dent of the Daughters of Colonial
Wars, has accepted an invitation to
attend the annual State conference
at the North Carolina Daughters at
the American Revolution here March
4-6.
Mrs. Sapp's acceptance makes four
national heads af women's patriotic
organisations who have accepted invi
tations to the DAR conference. Mrs.
Julius Y. Talmsdge of Athens, Ga.,
DAR president general, will be the
chief speaker Tuesday evening, March
4. Mrs. 8spp, Mrs. Lucius W. McCon
nell of Atlanta, president national of
the United States Daughters of 1812,
and Mrs. Thomas Coke Mell of Atlan
ta, national president of the Daugh
ters of American Colonists, will also
be on that night's program for brief
greetings.
AH four presidents will arrive here
on March 8 in order tq attend a joint
' banquet of the DAC, DCW and 1812
to be held at the New Bernian- Hotel.
They will also be on hand for the
meetings of their respective organisa
tions prior to the opening of the DAR
Daughters of 1812 will moot at 4
o'clock an the afternoon of Much 3
at the Queen Anne Hotel, with Mrs.
Charles E. P&tt of Charlotte, State
JAMES L. ROACH
L. 76,
rl Oeemrifle died Wednesday at 4:16
a. m. in Memorial General
Kineton. He had been in
I than a year.
at'
Vanceboro at S p. m.
by the pastor, the Re*. W.
R, Crowder. Barial was in the Munch
The body remained at
14
Carraway touched the nets for right
Edward Alien and Dan
Brantley and Henries led the
for tile visitors with right
?f?* Aurora presented a well coaeh
ed and smooth working boys
This was their third defeat of the
Tuesday night of this week the
Farmville High School girls defeated
the Stokes girig 26 to 14. Faye
Corbett was Farmville's best player
on the offense, with eleven points,
Matjorie Ki Hebrew was next with 6
prints, Ann Moore scored 4 and Joyce
Corbett 8. The guards of Farm
ville performed nicely.
Farmville hoys defeated Stokes 47
to 23. Jackie Willis led the scoring
with 14 points followed closely by
Bobby Rossell with 12 points. Farm
ville used the second team the last
quarter. Nelson and James were
best for Stokes with 8 and 7 prints
respectively.
Friday night of this week, Farm
ville will piny Scotland Neck In the
Farmville High School gymnasium.
Farmville defeated Scotland Neck in
the Halifax town February 4 by n
score of 48 to 26; however the Scot
land Neck girts were victorious over
the local sextet 27 to 21.
An intelligent man is tardy fooled
by what people say about him.
My misfortunes and yours are
amusing to our friends?no kidding.
It's all right to take your wallet to
a gay party but why take your trou
bles?
A glutton is somebody who takes
the piece of French pastry you want
ed.?Gourmet . ; /-1
GIRL SCOUTS
I Kn. Sam Lewis gave a
tten of simple first aid to the Blown
iaa Wjwltiaailav m fl m?*si niai P??.J
icb, TtwMmjr (uwrnuw. iwinu>ggo
were made by the members and they
recti ced bandaging each other. ?
A final assignment of parts for
the operetta to be produced in the
spring jraa made by the leaders, Mrs.
George Fsrr and Mrs. Z. B. T. Cox.
An announcement warn made th*t the
Junior Woman's Club had voted to
boy the Brownies a fin
Ann Morgan and Theodora Albrit
ton actedas hneteeem
cookies and orange juice from the
Lovely jonquils, the gift of Mm.
Melton Alien, were need in decorating
the Few home.
Franklin County grows more
of eorn *? any other crop.
Ammonium nitrate has been made
avaQable in pill form for use in fer
tilizing.
M
Life to so arranged that the more
<ycu have the/mora you want; that's
what keep men going.
BBB
CARPENTERS AND
MASONS WANTED.
Plenty Work?Tog Pay.
FARMVDXE BLDG.
SUPPLY,
. J. D. Mercer.
HOW THE FARMER CAN
STAMP OUT MASTITIS
state, recently,
that fanura wan
178,000,000 par year doe to the odder
?** maatma. In another -atate.
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F to will taka ? ton
and follow than aya
ad toaaa control
la tha toetjOiatjnafa^Ma
i la bacteria which enter
canal and rain tha addar. The other la
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FOR SALjB: M G*L need Oil Water
Heater. Can be seen at Pippta1*
Grocery. C. K ModHa. .^,1 (He)
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Oar Prices before yea boy- Liberal
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l**Jg 'fMkgaa, Jr.,
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