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11:00 A M Mornirtfr Worship Set"
moo by Mr. V. II. .Bixie'r.
iif.SO I'. M. Sunday School at 1 >i\
on School House. Mr. X"TTi. I)arra-cott.
Supl.
7 P. M. Young I'ciiples Vespers.
8:0o p. M Kv< nina Worship.
Monday 7:i|0 p. m. The CitcleH ol
pt the Woman's Auxiliary meet at
the ('lruroll followed by the regular
meeting of the Auxiliary.
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Boyce Mcmoriai
A. R. P. Church
H. N. liaird. Minister,
lit:no A. M. Rible School. J. K.
iianihle, Supt.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship and
I sefmon: Thinking in Colors.
3::m P. M. Junior Chrisliuti Union
Miss Kliza Welti Anthony, Leader.
?: 15 I'. M. Intermediate UUristtj
iaii Union.
' 7:1 P. M,. Count! Peoples Christ
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s:<n) l>. M. tiveiiing Worship and
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with Mrs. W. P. Pulton: Leader
Mrs. Campbell" Phlfer.
3:30 P. M. fflacle Stevenson Circle
with Mrs J. M. Uarrison: Leader,
Mrs. P. ti. Katterree.
8:00 P. M Marv Kennedy Circle
with ^Mrs. \V.' (). Weir: Leader, Mrs
N. P. Med III,
Tuesday 10:00 A. M State "Con
ventlon of North CalWlla- Youu*
Peoples' Christian Union \pproxi
mutely 200 delegates will be in at
tendance.
WednesShy 8 P. M. Wednesdaj
^veiling Prayer Meeting.
The Daily.. Vacation Bible Schoo
will hold, its closing session oi
Wednesday.
First Baptist Church
A. G. SurgeauT. Pastor
Lord's .Day Morning Worship a
11:00 o'clock.
Sunday School 9:10. .
Kvt .ting Worship 7:45.'
Vacation Bible School Registrar
tioii and Parade will ze held Pridai
afternoon June 13th from 4 to 5 p
ro. Children from four to sixteen ur<
urged to enroll, it will be a ten-da]
schfjol. beginning 'Monday moruitii
to ll:77tT and ruhntffg throng)
June 27th. This school is open to ul
children whose church fioes no'
sponsor a Vacation School.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Herman G. Fisher, Pastor
Sunday School at 9:45 A. M.
Supt. Mr. D. C. Mnuney.
The Service at 11:00 A. M.
Sermon: By the Pastor.
Junior Children of the Church a
6:30 P. M.
Senior Luther League 6:30 P. M
Intermediate Luther League a
6:30 P. M.
7:30. Young Peoples' Vespers.
We Welcome You.
CHURCH OF THE NmTARENE
W. Blancbard Home. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45.
Preaching 11:00 A. M. and 7:4."
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Park-Grace Bible Church
John L. Gregory. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
Morning Worship 11 A. M.
'7:00 P. M. Evening Services.
Sunday evening Service 7:00.
Each Saturday 7:00 P. M. Evans*
Jlstlc service.
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Wesleyan Methodist
R. J.I. Phillips, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45.
Morning Service 11:00.
W. Y. P. S. or Class meeting 6:15
Prayer Service Wednesday 7:00.
Evening Service 7:00.
Second Baptist Church
Rev. C C. Parker, Paetor
Sunday School 9:45 each Sunday.
Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m
eacn sunaa ..
Macedonia Baptist Churci
J. V. Frederick, Pastor
Sunday School It: 43. M. B. Calti
well, Supt.
Morning Worship 11:00.
Evening Worship 7:00.
Prayer service Wednesday ever
lng 7:00.
worship with us.
All are welcomed to come an
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Garden Additions "May
Be Made flow
There are still many vegetable
that the~farm family may plant li
the home garden as late s June
according to H. R. Niswonger, ei
tension horticulturist of N. C. Sta
College.
Sweet corn, field peas, Nei
Zealand spinach, Swiss chard, ltm
and snap beans, okra, egg plan
squash and cucumbers are goo
crops to plant. In the Tiiountaini
June Is the month to plant the mali
crop of cabbage.
Niswonger suggested that th
space between the rows of vegets
bles be utilized ?for a second planl
lng of the same vegetable or a di
ferent one of the garden area 1
small.
June , is also the month to begii
planning for the fall garden, th
State College specialist said. A
soon as (Tie early or mid-season vei
?tables have been harvested and 1
the area occupied by these vegeta
bles is to remain idle, the luw
should cleaned of all dead planti
and vines.
Next stop is the broadcasting o
a liberal application of stable 01
chicken manure and acid phosphati
and, then plowing this material un
tier. After each rain the land shoult
be cultivated and the grans am
weeds kept down so as to have thi
soil in good condition fdr fall plan
trig. Other areas not occupied shou
be prepared also" for fall gardens.
dnsect control In the garden li
important. Nlswonger suggestei
dusting cabbage, collards, broccoli
pnd snap beans with one percent ri
tenone dust to kill worms and beai
beetles."Science
can give mankind a bel
ter standard of living, better taealtl
I and a better mental life. If mankln
in turn gives science the sympath
and support so essential to its prt
gress." ?Vannevar Bush. Presldet
Carnelgle Institution.
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NEGRO NEWS
(Ry Jessie G. Costlier)
1 The Davidson High School held
Ms commencement exercises lust
Friday evening at 8 p. in. The com* ,
E inencemet address was given by
Mrs. H. L. McCrorey, of Johnson C.
Smith University, Charlotte. The
members o( the graduating class
\vere: Misses Hester Walker. "Emma
Ashley. Geneva Brown, Daisy Maa
1 j Rhodes, Alene Curry, Mrs. Elsie
t Lqntax, Messrs Uuclo Wilson. Jans*
iin Kaincy and Thomas Itviggs.
A revival is being held at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church this week.
Mr. and MVs Ashley of Bowling
t Green. S. C.. were recent visitors
to their daughters, Mrs. Mattie Wil
I Mains and. Miss Emma Ashley of
I West King Street.
. i Mr. L. I- Adams attended the
baccalaureate services at . both A.
i. and T. College and Bennett Cols'
lege. Greens boro, last week.'
( The Rev. and Mrs. ,D. A.. Costlier
5 1 attended the commencement exeri
cises at John S. Smith University.
I Charlotte, Tuesday and Wednesday,
i Misses Fraukie Jackson and Virginia
Brown have returned from
school at Barber-Scotia Junior College.
Mist* Dena I.oy.ma has returned
fi-nrti -Pnino f'nllM'u
Mr. \V. P. Wellmou of Uuthevford
ton visited Mr. I*. L. Adams last
week. '
Miss Oilie Mae Carroll lias rej
turned from Myrtle Beach
Late Started Chicks
1 Require Special Care
Contrary to a common belief,
late started chicks can bo raised
successfully even though it is admitted
that cooler weather might
be more ideal, savs C. F. Parrish.
extension- poultry man oT S. State
' l College.
However, to achieve this success
a few fundamental essentials must
be adhered to. For instance. the
grower should start with quality!
chicks, preferably those produced
in North Carolina. If broilers are
desired. U. S. Approved Pullorum
Passed or Clean chicks should be
i bought. In purchasing layers, the
poultryman should check on the
i chicks' parents.
Another essential is a suitable
house, that is. one than can be Qpea
ed up, properly ventilated, and of
ample size to care for the brood
For summer, the size of the brood
, should be reduced '25 percent. in
other words, the grower should
keep 75 chicks where ne would not
anally brood 100.
For little, any material will prove 1
satisfactory if it is highly absorb j
jent. not relished by poultry, and a-J
vaiiume locaiiy. t rusneu oom coos,
.sand. shavings. sti-aw. sawdust.
>:nd stillilal' materials may be used, j
Regardless of the materia} selected
I it should be changed when it hecomes
dump and dirty.
I . A lantern or a 15-watt bulb kept
burning in tile brooder house at
night will make for faster growth,
reduce crowding and curtail thievery.
i Any type feeder thjat . tends to !
reduce waste and from which tho'j
chicks can eat readily ' is satisfac- ]
tory. Waterers that supply an ample
amount of fresh clean water at
all times are also necessary for
chicfu-aisHng.
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