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CARTERET. COUNTY NEWS-TIMES, BEAUFORT AND MOREHEAD COY, K C TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1918 ACE FOUH Tivo War Generations Will i Join Forces to Sell Poppies Mothers, wives, sisters and daughters of the men who defend ed America in two world wars will be among the volunteers who will To The Voters Of The 7th Senatorial District I hereby announce my candidacy for the North Carolina State Senate from the 7th Senatorial District subject to the Democratic Primary cn Saturday, Nay 29lh. Carteret County has not furnished a representa tive in the Slate Senate since 1921. Your vole and support will be ap preciated. EIwoodR. Willis distribute poppies to he worn in honor of the war dead here on Poppy IJiy, Saturday, May 2D. Mrs. Philin Hall, president of the Morehcad City Unit of the American Legion auxiliary, has re ported an enthusiastic response to her call for Poppy Uay volunteers from the families of veterans of I b'-tli ars. All will serve without ! pay or reward of any kind, the contributions they receive Roina entirely to the Auxiliary's work for disabled veterans and needy children of veterans. ! "Many of our poppy workers this year will be young women dis iiibutine poppies for the first 1 time," said Mrs. Ball. "They will be larccly wive!-, of World War II veterans who have recently come into our Auxiliary and are taking j up their share of our work for the j disabled and dependent families ,Thcy know the growing need a moiiK World War II families and I am sure they will be among our most energetic workers. ' "Side by side with the you'U'cr women will be our older members, women of World War I families They have been Poppy Day volun teers for many years and have seen the poppy funds bring aid to veterans and their families year in and yc;ir out. They, too, know how rapidly the number of disabl ed veterans and needy children of veterans is increasing, and they will be back on the streets this Poppy Day to help bring in in creased funds for the Auxiliary'; work of mercy and relief. "Our junior members, too, will have a part in Poppy Day. They are daughters and young sisters of veterans and they arc learning I early to serve for the welfare of their community and country. "These public-spirited women and girls will be on the streets W. S. King School Musicians I fy" 2y " V- '',. A r- isywW k iii-wJUJU " if sv- it-in AHHOUKCEHBiT I announce my candidacy for the of fice of Constable cf Morehead Township subject to the voters in the Democratic Pri mary Nay 29th, I respectfully solicit your support. HUBERT L FULCIIER Members of the W, S. King school band, Morehead City, with the school principal, S. R. Mcl.rn (iim, and the hand director, ('. 10. Smith, are pictured above in front cf the municipal building. The picture was taken after the band's new blue and . while uniforms arrived several weeks ago. First row, left lo li'iht, Mr. M London, Sara Jsncs, Althea Tillery, Thelma 'Tootle, Eliza Dudley, Kuth Marbley, (Jwcnn Whiltington, Muriel Fuller, Elaine Dudley, Mary Hannah Marblcy, Marian Walk er, Kathleen Baker, and Mr. Smith. Second row: Carlton Jordan, Alfred Marblcy, - David Holland, Sonny Hauler, Fred Washington, It.indi.lph Tootle, Theodore Pearson, Kelt Walker, Feonda Pridgelt, Alice Willoughby, Barbara Wil liam:,, Patricia Hester, and Jack May. Thiid row: Theodore Becton, Waller Tootle, George Williams, Paul James, Robert Dudley, Stan ley Jones, Isaac Paimlcv, Jniues W. Collins, Rich trd Tootle, (Jcorge Collins, llintoa Respass, Vcr pk Ma lloilges, (icrafdine Herring, Warren II. King, Carol Fisher. Queen Street Players Present Two Dramas Two one-ac plays, "A Date for Bobby Sox," and "The Boor," were presented this week at the Queen street school in an evening of dra matic activities. The program was under the direction of J. B. Christ mas. "A Date for Bobby Sox," by Do nald Payton, is a comedy haying to do with a modern bobby soxer on her very first date. Evelyn Pas teur played the bobby soxer, her boy friend, John Windley, her sis ter, Vivian Johnson, and her pa rents. Clara Anderson and Caesar Campbell. "The Boot," by Anton Chekhov is a Russian tragedy. Velma Ful chcr, George Davis, and Moses Gaskill played the parts. In another of the evening's ac tivities, the speech choir gave the One Hundredth Division of Pslams, Gloria In Ecelcis, and Summer time. Also presented the same eve ning was a brief musical revue, "Hit the Song." throughout the day on Poppy Day, oilering uieir veieian-niauc me morial flowers for everyone lo wear. I hope everyone will greet I hem in the showing and truly one of war dead and ing victims." ame spirit they are help mike the dny remembrance of the aid for the war's liv At the time of the auction of lh: Morehead Motors property. Hie bid of Paul M. Stroud of $4(,())0 was not accepted by the owner, Leltoy Guthrie. Since that time these two parties have come to an i greement regarding this property, with the result that Mr. Strou I will soon take over a majority of the property with the intention of opening a Service Center or Sup ermarket. : Solera Causes Continual Worry To Hog Growers : COI.I.F.GK STATION. Raleigh ! In spite of the "remarkable pro' j gross' made last year in checking i hog cholera losses, authorities this j week reported new worries over I what this No. 1 swine killer could d? to swine production and profits J this spring, according to Dr. C. D . Grinncls, professor of veterinary i science at State college. I tu- i K-i : Mi- Ci foil, I ,,,,ni i,, ..i,i i ' , I j in vii ii a ui iiuk t :noin a ir iin in i . I'uiiini 1 1 1 in 1 1 v 3UJU un ; , ,. ,, , , , . holdin..s in a Si:,r h.mm., n, ! deadly ns ever, say ayeporl this Cherry Point where he had been located for the past five years. It is expected that this Service Cen ter will be in operation by culy summer. i week by the American Foundation for Animal Health. It strikes, kills, and spreads as fast as ever. More over, the diseases moves in cycles. For several years, the number of outbreaks has been reduced. This ' may be the vear for a fresh upturn At I Mist Hock north of the Slut jn K, ,.yi.iP; ami that cou,i hp Hi- Ind Islands is a lighthouse where gjstrous to this season's short pig a wave once broke un a lf)(i foot j crop, rock tormation and the sides of the lighthouse itself and stove in a door weighing nearly half a ton. j Approximately 1,300 outbreaks I of hog cholera were reported last season. Holding outbreaks to this figure, the Foundation said, "was very probably due to the large number of vaccinated hogs which formed a living barrier to the spread of the disease." "Every pig should be vaccinated this year around weaning time, as there is no cure for cholera," the Foundation report declared. "The only sure protection lies in vac cination before an outbreak strikes." As n further precaution, Dr. Grlnnels urged farmers not to visit the barns or pastures of any neigh bor who has a known or suspected case of cholera in his swine. Hop cholera can be spread on thn feet or clothing and by truck and wa gon wheels, he nointcd out. Determination of latitude by "shooting" stars is sometimes ren dered incorrect by gravitation of surrounding mountains. The ac cepted position for Tokyo was in correct by about 1,000 feet for many years because of this factor. The Norfolk Dredging company which for the past month has been engaged in deepening the channel from the inlet to the port terminal, has received the contract for the filling of the causeway from the south end of the Atlantic Beach bridge to the fast land at the beach. The work will require 72, 000 cubic yards of filling. Dredging the filling material from the sound near the bridge has spoiled the hook and line fishing for the pres ent in that vicinity. "fraffrnily I Acllom 19,343 More Woodmen Enrolled in 60 Days In a 60-day campaign that ended April 30, the Woodmen Society welcomed 19,343 new members. These new Woodmen are now protected by safe, sound Woodmen life Insurance and are enjoying Wood craft's fraternal and social activities. La! tha local Woodmen representative explain how you. loo. can protect yourself and your family and also enjoy the many other benefits open lo every Woodman. WOODMEN of the WORLD Life Insurance Society OMAHA, NEBRASKA ALTON B. VICK, Dist. Rep. Box 621, Phone M-940-1 Morehead Cily, N. C. Some Europeans throw fruit in stead of rice at ncwlyweds. X Blended Whiskey 86.8 proof, 15X straight wliii-kies 7 rears old, 10X straight whiskies 6 years old, 10 whiskies 5 years old, 65X grain neutral spirits $340 Vi QUART $2'o PINT The Gibson Distilling Company, New York,N. Y. j w I YOUR . x fi 1 1 OLDS MOBILE t I ifaayw t mwi'Wtwww y www ww'.wi- 1 DEAL E R . Ultra-Modern In the Car He Sells! It's the new Futiiramic Oldimoliile the car that's out ahead in evrrything! In atyling! In idfrty! In performance, too with the Fiitiiramir artion-u of liydra-Mulic Drire and Whirlawayl Option.l t prtra - ..Ultra-Modern in Service, too l " A forward-looking organiiation like Old mobile naturally has kept right up-to-the-minute in service methods, specifications and equipment. As Oldsraobile dealers in this area, we have made it our policy to tie in with this Oldsmobile program. We've kept our equipment modern and complete. YOUR Our men have been thoroughly trained ia factory-standard techniques. And' we've built up a well balanced stock of genuine Oldsmobile parts. So next time you need rrpair or maintenance work on your car, why not give us a try? We think you'll agree, we're "Futuramic" in service, loo! 1 DIALER i::3fj:z:aj.ST. SOUIID. CHEVROLET CO., Inc. PE3KE 5621 " TVm in HENRY J. TAYLOR. Mttnal KMratt, JfoMkn mi frUft MC3EHEAD CITY The Most Important Activity Of The State Government Is The School System Charles M. Johnson Vote For JOHNSON Whose Qualifications In State Government M?.ke Him The Best Fitted Man To Be The Next GOVERNOR of ORTH CAROLINA N t. Salaries: "First of all, I wish to see the Siale pay salaries that will attract and hold in the State's service the ,tfirst competent and rfinsitrr.ted teachers. To accomplish this, h-e rvt a substantial increase in teach- ? tp Schco! Aid- "Some of the Hrp'"'i noy on Kar-1 in he State treasury shorM b used in r-idinj? less fortunate cm mjtis. r'rtirn'arlw nirl area!, to provioie adoqutvte school buildings". r" ": 2. More Teachers: "We must lighten the teacher's pupil load ... A reduction in the pupil load can be accomplished only through the employment of more teachers. This will cost money but it will be money well spent". 4. School Health: "We should have in North Carolina a school health program that will in sure to every child in every sec! ion. however difoWntaged, a fair chance at a healthy start ' in life", tnmtSSatf'---'f S. Additional Progress t "A State School Commission, com posed of intelligent and public-spirited citizens, is now making a thorouph survey of our state school system, of pur educatonal needs and of our ability to meet them. Its recommendations will havcjny sympathetic consideration? jtSf
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