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’mi* tdhrtad* Hook* woo the 1120
|Mlo oat offered by th# Smith Hard
mn Company tor studios th# aaar
*•*. ■**#>•* «f 00IU la the keg toot
Mm has* ao interesting feature or
rMIM Haedwar* .Company exhibit
Hm Elks' olreu* and automobile
Aom. whelk cam* to *o end yvst*r„
Ay. There wr* 1,»3 nail* Id tho
I*l *hd Minn Hook*' nuoM •*» »,Mf,
mlMlof the actual Dumber by only
ik» r . #ih*i Haywood, Jr., woo a
I* *HI* t#f guesalog the nrarmi
M>mb*r of oaila In tb* Jar. Thor*
#*r* SIS aalla la thl* container and
Ma ru**| woa SO*. Uka Mia* Hooks,
k* lacked by four nails of guessing
•be coaet number.
Ham ruu*m aidm 1*
iLiSABiTi cm ruNir
Mi** ftfarta Farlow. public health
nbrse of Ooid.boro, and Mlsa DniAte
(Mttlnsar baa* returned from ElUa-
Mtb City, where they aided In con
duetUg a moot auccesaful baby clinic
Os the clinic, tb* Mlisabetb City Ad
vance wy*. "The baby clinic opened
it t o'clock Wednesday morning la
tho. Chamber of Commerce room*
with Dr. W. O. Byrd, field supervisor
of the mademlty and infancy depart.
m*nt. State Board of Health, In
<ba»ge. 0
“Dr. Byrd la aagtated by Mias Marla
Shrlay, public health aura*, of
Ooldaborof and. Mis* Dorothy Oetttn
gar of MoMaboro, public welfare
worker. If. atao oa band to help and
t* study aortal service problem* *a
•W werka.
-Tomorrow the* age limit will be
•kteaded to yeara. end It la
hoped that parents will take advan
tage of thin opportunity for free en
amluaUou and advice. No treatment
Id (Iron pud pamat* are referred te
tbelr family physician |f treatment
la needed.
“Tbeee free clinics. *r* mad* pos.
alhleTtirough tb*' Skepard-Towner
Act. to# expenaea being paid by
Statyaad Federal aid. •
welfare officer, health offl
. **rt. loeal physicians and a number
of pnbHc aplrtted women are co-op.
•rating to make tk* clinic a auccea*.
“Os course, these worker* can do
nothing If the babies ar* noC taken
t* tb* cllulc, and the responsibility
of getting the babies there today or
tomorrow rests upon the parents.
Aich aa opportunity will not be given
again In nuny montka, and preven
tive measure* now may mean the
•evtng of n child*# life and future
health.
McVTH RBMrKMTKD TO
■At 111 (orrr Morsr £
W All Goldsboro Boy Scout* are I*-
qbested t* meet la tb* court house
this afternoon at 3:13 o’clock for the
purpose of taking part In tb* Memo.
jk eaerclaej^^
[ ST. stem Kn-s cm «ri»
I% t. mdpbca'4 church. Bov. W 0.,
rector. -
■KLnrlr*. for fourth Sunday afier
[wfcoter: Holy Eucharist. 7:30 and
/11a. tn Sunday aehool at *:V> a. m
f Bl strop Da rat will visit the polish neat
Saaday. and *ID administer coaHrma.
floa.
IHRIMTIAI
BRBVH'M
The regular aervices will h* bald
at tk* nrat Christian church today.
a* tollewa:
Sunday aokoel. »:4d a. m
The Lard's Supper. 11.
Preaehiwg t»y the pastor. Rav. L. M
Oner at 11:3* and 7:4H p. m< Chris
tlaa tadaovorr meetlag 7:o* p m
Mothers' Day will he observed ah<P
the moralna sermon will be appro
priate to the orcaslen Visitor* and
atraagera are cordially lavlteto to
the** services, -
IKNNRTB BBT AMU JR. HI TVS
RAHKRAI.I. TARTY
Kenneth Koyall. Jr., gave a ’hue
ball party,” this afternoon. calebrat
lag the drat ran) Spring day. The
PH*U wtglp divided tato two teams.
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taklar ASK'aarnee after th* tWo N
C. divisions la the World Wap—“Wild
Cota.'* aad "Old Hickory." Th* boat
natarally played with tho drat.wined
team.
Pink lemonade was served r° aeok
aide as It cam* to hat. TMa’ aooto
tlreef delayed tho gam*. At th* cow
du«l*n of the game te* cream cones
were aarvad to both teams. Rumor
ed unoMeally that th* number of
ccumb consumed exceeded oven the
number of run* mode.
Box score follows:
**•«• B» Innings
1114 I*7
Wild Oht* .« 1# IP | | | o—3l
Old Hickory 3 0 4 1 3 0 1— IS
empires—Mr and Mn. Kenneth C.
Royal), Br. t, .
Ban Score
Wild Data
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Hfcra<® Hamilton, c. .... 3 3 3
Sydney Myers, p. 4 3 3
Herman Myers 1h ...... I ll)
Kenneth RoyaM. as. .... i d 0
Biward Biggie, tb .... I I I
K*t.h Kutaler, if ........ d 1 3
Hoary Fdgartoa. rs .... 3 11
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Tefal IS tl, •
Old Dicker j
Miller Marakai. e, ...... 3 4 0
Thomas McCrary p 4 3 «
Okcar Hamilton kb .... 3 3 I
Krneat Kutaler aa 3 3 1
Wllay Parker 3b ........ t S «
J. C Johnson If ........ 1 g g
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lOYFKDERATC
UKVDRIAJ. DAI
fader the auspices of Thomas Ruf
fin chapter, Oaitad Daughters of lb*
Confederacy, Memorial D*y will be
observed this alternooa at 4 o'clock,
at Willow Dale Cemetery, amh the
(ollowtnx program:
, Music—i. O. O. P. Home hand.
Invocation—Rev. L. M. Outer,. pas
tor Christian church.
Introduction of speaker—Mr H. E, '
Orlffla, Commander.
Thomas Ruffin camp U. C. V*l*r
ana Camp. ~ «
Add rasa Rev. E. T. Atkinson, pos
ter St. Joba M. E. Church.
Hymn—“Nearar My Opd to Thte." 1
accompanied by I. O. O. F. Home !
I and. ;*
Decoration of Soldiers Mouad by
tbe Boy Scouts.
Salute Battery “A."
Tap#—Mr, D. J, Rogers.
Baaedlctloa.
Psrade will form at the Court
House attunes «t 3:M as follows:
Chief Marshal. Speaker, Chaplain
and Confederate Veterans.
Daughters of th* Confederacy.
. 1. O. O. P. Home baa*.
Battery “A."
Boy Wcouta.
Fraternal order*..
School child*#*.
Une of m\rcb—' West to John St.;
Sooth to Him; HP>4Jo oemsdery
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Chicago I: Boston 3.
St. Louis 3; New York d, , j
Philadelphia 13; Pittsburgh «.
Ctaclaaatl I; Brooklyn i.
iaaerloaa
Beaton 4; Detroit S /
4; (Tilengo I.
Philadelphia g; Cleveland 5,
New York I; St. Louis I—called on
s. count of dairksesa la th* eighth.
** VlrghMa
Wilson t; Kinston t.
Richmond «; Norfolk I.
’• Rocky Mount ;Portsmouth 4.
Pled meat
j Wlastea-Haiem 3| Rnlelgh f.
Salisbury 17; High Point S. ,
Durham »; Greensboro #, 1 ■
Judging by the noise yea wwwlit
think th* fatted State* had as assay
visa praaldaata as R raMraad.
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#a compHaac* with a recent rcw>*g
of the health authorities a course of
last ruction will be gives at tk* fai
towthf, potato and data* set opposite
each place:
I Monday. May lltb, Mt. Olive, aglh
: oi*d soboei: fid a. m l
I , Rrtday, May Uth. Mt. Olive, color
ed school. (Id a. m.t
F Tuesday. May 13th, Premoat, sad.
>red school, (1* a. m.l „
• Maadsy, May JStb, Fremont, eol
. ored aehool, (1# a. a.)
Ttadgaaday. May 13th. Seven
SpHagav postafhc*. tie .*. m > -
L! Tuesday, May ism. Seven spring*,
Postoffice. (10 a. m l \
Thursday. May 14th, OsMaboeo,
Health Deportment, do a . m.)
Wednesday. May 3dtl>, Qotdaboro,
Health Dapartmeat. (Id a. m.y
• The fears* win consist of practical
demonstration, and physicist exam,
last tons. A Mute later on a wrtftea
cr oral examination will be required
Os every midwife to dee If ah* quail-
| He# to ply her trade The qnortton*
that will be naked at thla •ixathuu
Don wtlt be tnhea from the foctree
and every midwife who doe* ijot make
a aneeaenfal grade win he bom#
from tßrtber practice la Wayne onatt
«>. course# ape being brought
to you and ao excuse will he necepfi d
for aoa-ettendanc* If you fall tq/dt
tm* at yaor nearest peuH. tb*n pfek
whichever loeatloa sulfa your conven
tenc# beat, as th* lecture* will hoi be.
repeated this *—r- ,
L H °S'«« will avail your
•rlf of thin opperfustty, sad that a r
proa- cut lona will be necessary | «*.
. Very truly yoora,
H D«. L. W. rORBBTT.
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THE LOST WORLD
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BY SIR ARTHUR €ONAN DOYLE
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Author of The Refugees,” “Sir Nigel," “The Adventure* of Shorloch
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I WILL BE PI'BUMWB DAILY IN HEMAL row* IN THE •
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M A Story of the Past and Not of the Hereafter.” The Lost World” |
la Unlike Any Story You Have fiver Reed. It Wil Amass I
You, Enthrall You, EntertaJto You I
It hi Chuck Full of Mystery* Romance and Adventure, I
j Ae Only a Conan Doyle Could TeU It I
A masterful strange blending of the Twentieth Century and the ? I
Jurassic Period of 10,000,000 Years ago. Doyle leads you on a trip
to a magic plateau in unexplored South America, where forms of
• 0 life have remained unchanged for 100,000 centuries. You will
enjoy the vicarious thrill of adventuring among prehistoric dino- I
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saurs, mightier than half a dozen elephants, and in the end, re
turning to the 20th century, the lovers find their happiness back
in London. #
READ THIS THRILLING STORY
BEGINNING TODAY, MAY 10TB. IN TffC
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I blessed.'--- Proverha 31-3*.
Today is Mother's Day. We pause
and bow ottr brads la rwvß|eaee «nd
te thaabagtvtag tor the priceless
totorbi of ear boyhood wwefhtp At
1 mothers' kaeaa. Same of no ah 11 car
ry ottr trouble* and bury *b*m la a
mother’s heart of love. Hew grateful
W» am to the find a** loving Father
that w* can ‘till wear the red roe*
on this great day*! Boom of us will
carry te church with us today only
the tender memories of those loving
ministrations of earlier y**r», sad
th* hearts of all of aa share In tb*
grief of the** who wear the white
mar, eymptortc or Mm hto* of mothsr.
Oh tMs «t*y of days our mind goes
bash la review of the Relationship
sat aim* a MtomaMi agga. maimh
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BAPTBtT MKBBERMBIP
Dear Fallow Church Member*:
Today, Mqy IMh. la Mothst-a Day.
Today Is also Hospital Day for Bap.
flats of North Carolina.
Today la tb* day, every member
of tb* first Baptist church la axpect
«d to b* present at Sunday aehool,
W« waul to sea haw assay members
of our church will bo preosat at our
Sunday school on Mother*# Day.
WV cordially Invll* yon and each
SHunher of your family. If “you b*v#
never been to our Sunday school he.
tare, come todgjr.
w* have sMsngtd A Mother s Day
sad Hospital Day program.
'M ' a ! wu
of OBJ Ursa aad qut mothers' lira*.
Three am ao maay things we could
• have done to auk* bar aging ysars
happy, mt maay things ws oosid k*Ve
1 avuldtd that naay bare haateaad the
•lly?r la bar hair, ffksa wa think or
all th* things ajpther baa doaw tor
aa. all the praiwra aha tat nuge la
oar behalf, all tb# banlaaa ah* has
> carried and tRe sacrifices ah# has
made for ua, w* resiles that every
day Is mother's tfay. ** •
Be U Is 0* this Habbatb Moaahkg
that we Join with the poet la humhl*
vycosaltloa of motherk live aad |
worth*
“My mother, she's ao good to g*
IM was good •• I* could Be,
1 couldn't he aa goad, no air,
Can't nay boy tp ** #**» her " I
Yea aad I have memerlee of ehlto- j]
ran‘a day back la tba old Sunday II
school when nm worn ItWha ktoa II
Renew tho«e days again oa Mother s II
Day. Live over with au again sail
Mother's Day th* dtogpy Mama ofjl
childhood, when yon crawled tato the II
old shay with mother and fathar. aad 0
the balance of the kids, aad drove to II
Sunday school of yaalaryagr. «<* ■
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Wake rnrUr it M Mother* Day.
Bring tb* cblfdrsa to Saaday
school, |
We shall ha disappointed If you
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We make a specialty of collecting J
rente. .We see that* property is not 1
abused. We get immediate results. \ I
We want to handle
Why not let us collect your rents, be
ginning Monday, May 11th, 1926. j
fjmefj J. Best Jr.
RENTAL AGENT
UAL estate insurance
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■ you can find displays of the latest B
1 models of Fords and Lincolns on our * ffl
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I their many superior qualities I
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