Half Ton Of Water
Carried For Wuhing
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' Much hu been Mia ot the drud*
. ?ry of carrylnc bucket* of water in
the farm home, when no water hi
piped into the house, H. M. El 11% ag
rJcultureleoglneer of the State Col
lege Extension Service, has figured
it out that a housewife carries the
equivalent of about 1,000 pounds of
water ? bait a ton every time
the laundry work -fa done ' without a
modern water suatetn.
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al rome: A 14 quart pall waa fillet)
to the 12 quart level three times In
supplying water for soaking clothes.
In removing the water the pail was
filled three more times, nuking six
puilfuls of water handled. Then for
hutting and washihg, four pallfuls
were carried' to the boiler on the kit
chen stove (this was wintertime
washing, then to the tub, then empti
el out of doors, making four times
three, or 12 handlings of a full pall.
The first rinsing required carrying
three padlfuls of water to be heated
then to the tub, then emptied, making
three times three, or nine pall
fuls handled. For the second rinsing,
four pallfuls were needed which
made four times three, or 12 more
handlings.
UU1 this totals to 39 handlings of
pailful of water, and* although only
U ?min~
a>*ut to carrying 117 gallons. Taking
the weight of a gallon of water as ? i
and 1-3 pounds, this meant carrying
about 1,000 pounds of water.,
Of course this was only one task
involving the lifting of heavy pau?
of water in the home un^er observ*
tion, Kills pointed out. 'Is there.
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of all this drudgery?" the enclose
asked.
Free Headstones For
Veterans of AU Wars
It r.y# beeu reported to the Araet
lean Legion there are a number o
mi-marked war veteran*' staves ii
K!ngs Mountain and the surrounding
communities. J
iThe Legion 1* anxious to assls
In getting markers for all of thesi
un marked, graves. There are three
different upright nutrkes: one to
veterans of the Confederate States
one for all veterans except those o
tlio Civil and Spanish-American war
and one for the Civil war and Spat
Ish-Amerlcan veterans. There is als<
a flat moTker for all veterans wh<
served In the armed forces of thi
United States and the Confederal)
States If It is desired in place o
the upright marker.
Applications should be filed witl
P.txter M. Hayes, 8ervlce Officer
Otis ,0. Green Pest No. 166. ant
should give the following Inform.)
'Ion: name of veteran, date of en
Hrtment of known, date of dlschnrgI#
nna-ii sanlr an/1 o/iiitnont' nv rno
it nuun ii, on it nun vuuipoii^ v#i i' iintent,
date of death, name of cim<
tery and location, and the addrea
of the peraon to whom it should b<
shipped.
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cost by the quartermaster genertt
o* the army and are sent by prepak
freight to the railroad station nea
ert to the place of burial. The Got
eminent does not erect these stonei
The applicant must accept the stow
tt the railway station and have '
ret up at the grave.
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r CENTRAL METHODIST
CHURCH
Rer. B. W- Box, Pastor
'J.45 Sunday school, B. S. Peeler,
Supt.
v 11:00 Moraine worship end eer
t moo. The sermon subject will b?
t "A Wise Investment."
( 7:30 The song service by th<
young people will be an attractive
t feature of the service. The pastoi
? will have for his subject "Jesus, the
s man of power."
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r Presbyterian Church
R?v. P I). Patrick, Pastot
> 9:45 A. Nf. Sunday School. Mr. C
> F Thomas son, Supt.
> 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Sei
s mon topic. "Why Am I Here?"
? 5:00 Veepers: Study of 4th Chap
' ter of Phllipplans.
6:00 Vespers: Seniors - Pioneers
i Monday: 7:00 P. M. Troop Ont
I y Scouts. Carl Davidson, Scout
1 master, Harry Page and W. B. Thorn
sett. As&ts. .
Wednesday 7.16 Prayer meeting ai
i Margrace Community House.
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! BOYCE MEMORIAL
CHURCH
W. M. Boyce, Pastor
i"")Uiim. iiutiLLi ibiifiin frlnrft,
I Morning Worship at 11:00. Hm
r pat tor will speak on: "The Man ol
,. Cod"a Making.'
? Evening Service at 7:30.
P Young People meet at 6:30. 1
t .Kid'week Service Wednesday ev
nttlns ! *T 9A
nfifeLEYAN
METHODIST CHURCH
A. FV Connor, Pastor
We Invite you to be with In eacl
"f our services next Sunday, ant
hope you will bring your friends
Pleaching after the Sabbath school
also In the evening.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
L Boyd Hamm, Pastor
Bible school 10:00, L. Arnold KU
tr. General Superintendent.
Service* for Passion Sunday.
Morning 11:00 sermon: Unselflat
Seekers.
Evening; 7:00, pennon: The Sever
ty of Jesus' Sorrows.
1, en ten Services Wednesday Ever
!ng 7:30.
Luther Leagues meet one houi
before Sunday Evening Service.
Boy Scouts Monday evening 7:0<\
Classes In Catechism Wednesday
afternoon'4:00. ,
SAINT LUKES:
Dible acbool 2:00, James Lackey,
Superintendent
The Seryice at 3:00.
First Baptist Church
Ansa* a. Sergeant, Pastor
Sunday morning' worship 11:00.
Subject: "The Christian Arena."
Junior Worship 11:00 o'clock.
All children of the Jnnlor, Prl
niary and Beginner age are Invitee
v to attend this service.
t Sunday School 0.40.
r A Clean White. Supt.
i Sunday night service 7:80.
Serjuon subject, "P)*rnal Separa
m-:.- ,
Choir, practice Wednesday night
7:80 In the Benean class room.
Teachers meeting 7:80 to 8:11
P. M. Wednesday night in tho 8cou
Hut
Beginning Sunday night,' Aprl
fth and conrihultig through Aprl
lSlb the membership of this churd
Mill como together for the annua
Church School of Missions. Thl
year Home Mission Fields trill .h
btudfod. There >0111 be classes for si
r.ge groups. The closing Rally wll
be held Sunday afternoon. April It
r<* FStzabath Baptist Church. j
Southern Home ^flaslon Board Ml
stonary will bring the principle ax
dress of the afternoon.
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GRACE METHODI8T
8. W. Johnson, Pastor
Sunday School 9:48.
Preaching 11:89.
Brotherhood 1:80.
^pworth league 0:16.
Evening service: Music and Son
8ervioo.
Wednesday, 7:00, Prayer meetlni
CCOMO BAPTIST CHURCH
' Her. (J. C. Parker, Pastor
Sunday School 0:45 each Sunday.
Prtacfclng a. m. ao4 7: to p. n
ob Sand*
Macedonia Ban list Church
I. V. Frederick. Pastor
Sunday School t:4S a. aa.
B. T. U. f:4S p. m.
Bmlni Worthtp 7:00 p. aa.
Praaehlai 11:00 A. If. and TP 1
7:00 p. m.
Park-Grace M. E. Churcl
C. P. Mf, Paator
Sunday School 0:46 A. N.
Morulas Worship 1100 A. M.
Bpworth Lsasno P. M.
Rrmloi Worship 7:SO P. V.
|l Prayer Msettng Friday 7: SO P.
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