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16-Inch Gun Roars *n Coastal Defense Testj> One of the giant lG-inch guns of the Coast Artillery at Fort TiMen, Rockawav, N. ' •. ' -or l^e first time in five years as America brushes up on its defenses. The gun was aimed a* ~ * enemy 15 miles at sea, and scored several hits on the 18-foot-square target. Each shell costs 8. The tests indicated any invader would receive a warm v\wlcc~-?. • WITH OUR COUNTY R. F. Young, M D. Tir 4 J rF|J J^rpT ('minis Health Office -U—J. A -M. M-Jr MIjM- JL m:\T\i. rrohram IS ( OM im.i: H I) Or. Woody from the Division of Oral H".'hene of tile Slate Health Department in eooperation with the Iiiihla'. County Health Department lias ju ; I -implet eil a program of dental wmk and oral hygiene ed ucation m nur ch.ah . which began 38 week' ago. i \teen . ■ I . t hi v. oi l: ■ . re conduct'd ! y in* d..in-- in tin co lored lia.il •, hde 2 ", ,-ek Were e >ndui ted Dr. Wood white ch.iol The el inn ' h« hi .«»! !a Ik a n ok- e R a Roan 1 e Rapid • K no aid < lu . I is an t-llt-nt i-xaiiilde oi tie splendid v.urk being done b\ t ^ • > C’iui ' in p: ... -till RuhRo Hi alii; work in llalita . Count l’h i eertainly a ound ins e- i an* id. In iln* wild-- and i < 1 ■ r. < 1 ,..d 1.01- children wen* in p. w!; 11 • • •! . V u TI. at. .! \ ' i.l’ Pb:; children a rt-i'eriv I l > !• cal (ill. i : ! • 11 f.i 1 !•.:*: 1 'in of tlif total u 1 i.*11 v i in 1 11 i n ■ • • amiia‘it ;-nly ' , o .i.d i..*t .1 tal treatment i j t*iat Mil--, among fh «■ » idld-1 < u to taled T.r,r>l A total i *f *•’.» 1 '' turn i.. r on to an audi-u • *»1 1 A',; t-ui!-in-n 1 ne oi il itV-** ducat i ui i ni of the uii'A. i1111*..u"ta111 pha? thi-- dental pin ram in tha th«* children are tnio-ht tht importune* of periodic dental eammaimri order tu pre erve their teet i ia a sound and - healthy -tale. it. a i<idd bi* iinpo idle t i ai - rivi* at the total bt nefii • these childt. n v. ill real/.* • 11 '*i.i 11.i pro gram, but tin* iletter oral ny'..''ieii - provided will go a long way to ward making more u. eful eiti-.ei of them. In fact, there i already evident a decided improvement m the children'-: teeth since tin- den tal program ha? been in .m-v Cleaner mouth? and brighter .i It certainly write a la rye WEI, t OMK on the ‘Jo >r mat' to heal th. ( HIl.DKi N It I () l I UK!) |<> li \ \ I DU* I 1! lit I \ |\1MI vl/ \ ih>\ < I K | IKK \ I i s hi grade in chool next fall wi'l bt required to pro. ent certificates showing they have been immunised against diphtneria, the Health Department urrt s all parents, who do not have th« *■ certificatc.- f > their children wh.> have been im mum. cj to > all a: the Health De partment or write for them bet* re chool opens. Thi will avoid considerable ■< n fu mu and will be much mere < ■ meet 11»i* all concerned. Hollister News o VIr. and Mrs I \ 1 .ft le f vi -■ i>. .1 in tile li■ . f Mr. anj Mi - I ii iii 11• \ Sniulin afternoon. \!i. :11.• l Mr . Sam WnlleM an I ■ i o-111i r, Fiaiiia- of Raleigh, vi - ili-J !•-]:>i i . t here Sunday. Mr and Mr Ewene AndleC n md daughter. Lovelace of Port - mouth vi iteit relative- here la t i week end. Mr. and Mr I hn Pei e rial daughter .il' Me" !rt Xra n .1 Mi Edwin Murphy and son of Norfolk are gu. t in the home of Mr and Mrs. It. k. WolU-P. Mi Evelyn Arrington atel Messer.-: Robert Ham. and S ou mi Arrington visited fri-- ids in Clayton Sunday. Me dante 1 lb Odom and Jack King and Mr. Hurh. it Odom \. it. ,| in Roanoke Rapids Sunday uf , ternoon. j Misses Elnora, Muble and Sue when it's a matter of health SEE YOUR DOCTOR 3 'fSilrftn 'M Vl M i:" when it’s ASK YOUR GROCER! That’s because Bamby Pullman Bread has all the qualities every wo man demands in bread! Your grocer knows this .. because it’s his busi- | ness to know food Now, | isn’t that reason enough why you should ask him for this famous loaf? So, ask him today for Bamby Pullman Bread. ROYAL BAKING CO. BAMBY BAKERS RALEIGH N. C. B AM BY '! uilnu.n B R E A D Hamle an Mi Duiward K. r ! <-nt I'll, lay a! I.tiiooti in Hanky Mount. 'I Walton of Rooky Sf uint ' if Mi Luc illo Gap t >n la. r week oml. I N TKRTAiNS Met.lniiios .1. A. Crawl,>y an,I |[. A Passavunt entertained at a Mork Miov.vr for Mr- B. t . Nich olson in the l.onit' of Mi j. a t ra Icy i lay ift. rn ion. Di igi present were: M< dames A. ,\I Biic:.nin, T. H. W all;.ay I-lzi i Shoar in, H. P. Hani . II, \V iQualls. Ridley Browne, Ai.h P. n . ami 1*. tin - ol Woo.!; Mamin X .1, Aav.ytr Ili.liMod, \\". T. I’.Uoli aman, -I. t'. Stuart of dack-on an.I M i ilia Hamlet, I ui e Brown and Mary l>kl:er~un. ! ROANOKE RAPIDS NEWS PLKk INSON BOI. I ON Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bolton ofi Rich Square announce tin- engage m ni id* their daughter, Wordu to Lewis Perkitison* • <*n of Mr. and Mrs H. G. Perkinson of Koa-, noke Rapids. The wedding to takej (dare In the early fall K Y\\ LS-PF\( E An announcement of interest to friends here is the following: Mr and Mrs. Samuel Thomas' Peace announce the engagement I of then daughter. Ann Areifdelll t Sol Waite Raw!:. Jr., of Flank-i lin, \ a . on of Mr and Mis. Sol-1 Waite Rawl.« ol’ Franklin. The' Ut vidin • t » taki place in the eai 1> fall. • I (at lui i lit Wi <{ of Al» r ■ J d ih i olies . i the tait si of her J p • i. a' In mil M i . f rank West. | di It I* Alhn i-> vi iting in I i.■ I i > an j I e\ingt..n. Ah* l.mina Carter of Savannah, 1. wa the guest of Miss l.:l 1. in ( oupi r last week. *Ii 11 S. Loy and son \isited lvl.i: iVt > in l »,.i i,am last week M a:.d Mr< lolm C oleman oi » • i-i . . *-pec; w.m Mis. H .1. K.ghtmyer. Mr.-. 0. Uriffin and childrt'n • > .1 last wvt’k with lvlative-. in Ivnipui ia. .Mis. Cyrus Cotton of Dallas, i !V\a- t!u i'in-t of her mot.ier i Mis. .T b Taylor Mrs. Kivd Vaughan and daugin or of Tarhoro are visiting hi,?, Mi s. (.;. S. Ciegg .mid Miss Bes-ie Cregg of Burlington spent last wet k lierr. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rook and laughter of Suffolk spent last week with relatives here. , Mrs. J. A. Caudle has returned , to Con ord after visiting her dau ghter herp Miss Shirley Slmw of Kieldale, ! Va , spent last week with Miss Margaret Burton, j i Cotton And Tobacco Face Real Trouble — o — < "tton ami tobacco are two srreat export (toj) ■■ in which Nor th Carolina farmers are vitally in terested and. according to experts of the United States Department of Agriculture, those fanners who . produce crops of which a substan tia) portion go for export are go ing to be in trouble this 'all. This makes it absolutely neces sity that the three point Agricul tural (Extension program of (1), food for man and beast; (2) a more * l&g'g&i Urges the Building of God’s House |* -o HIGHLIGHTS ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON Ai5 B.v NEUMAN CAMPBELL (The International Uniform Lesson on the above lopie for June it! ls the hook of Haggal, the Golden Text being Heb 10 24. 25. "Let us consider one another to provoke unto love and good works, not forsaking our own assembling together as the custom of some 'a ') OUR GOLDEN TEXT gives us tile thesis for today's lesson, es p< tally the part that says. "Let Ii* consider one another to pro t’ ke unto love and good works " Surely at this time, when hate S ', ms rampant in the whole world, it would he well for us to "pro ' r e unto love and good works," 1 » t llset some of the destruction that la going on At the time that Haggal the pr phot was urging the people to s. ’ about rebuilding the temple o; lerusalem. a remnant of the J - an people had heen permitted ' ’ " I'ack to their homeland * I exile in foreign lands The , V w as in ruins and the peo r " :ly discouraged, and as is a’ such times, their own in aiv.uotl troubles seemed more b .orfant to them than the doing j^vnHbg for the glory of Je Daritta was king and it was In t * second year of his reign, a :t ;i20 13 C when Haggat de c: I t.. awaken the people from tln-ir tndjtierence and discourage* inent to tiuild the temple Jeho v®h would he pleased, he told tliem. for they had neglected Him and this was undoubtedly the cause of much of their troubles It was good psychology, quite aside from the religious side of the matter, for Haggai to rouse the people for in working con structively toward a good end. they would forget their troubles Doing some constructive work that is going to help the world, ftl vays is the best course to pur sue. when one Is downhearted be ca use of the hardness of men's hearts and the waywardness of their lives Not Time to Rebuild The people were inclined to think Ihat the time had not yet eon s to rebuild the ruined tem ple. Too remember, in our last season^ that word had come to Reekie) In exile, that the city of Jerusalem had been destroyed. Haggal roused them with the £ha stirring words* "la It time for you, O ye, to __ Distributed by King F. dwell In your deled houses, and this house lie waste? . . . "Thus saith the Lord of hosts. Consider your ways "Go up to the mountain, and bring wood, and build the house, and 1 will take pleasure In It. and 1 will be glorified, saith the Lord ■' "Ye looked for much, and, lo. It came to little, and when ye brought it home I did blow upon It Why ’ saith the Lord of Hosts "Because of mine house that is waste and ye run every man unto his own house "Therefore the heaven over you Is stayed from dew. and the earth j is stayed from her fruit ” Suffering as they were, the peo ple were in a mood to listen to what Haggai said, and Zerub babel the son of Shealtiel and governor of Judah, and Joshua, son of Josedeeh. the high priest, led them to start the rebuilding When the temple was partly built, however, some who remem bered the glory of the old building , built by Solomon, are said ti> Pave wept that the new one was not so I grand or rich But they were forted by the word of the Lord as brought to them by Haggai. who said _“Yet now he strong. O Zer.ib babei. saith the Lord, and ha strong. O Joshua of Josedeeh. the high priest, and be strong, all ye people of the land, saith the Lord and work, for 1 am with you saith the Laird of Hosts " What did their poor little tern pie matter’ They had all done the best they could for the glory of I Jehovah, and He would "fill it with glory.” Haggai told them Then he exhorted them to be al ways clean, separated from sin. and they would prosper We may not always find that leading righteous lives brings us material riches But at least we have an inner peace when wa earnestly try to "provoke unto love and good works." and to put away from us hate and Intoler ance Of the temple which these returned exiles had built It t* said "The glory of this latter house shall be greater than of the for mer saith the Lord of hosts and in this place will I give peace, saith the Lord of hosts " The prophet Haggai's antece dents are not known He was not one of the great prophets, but rather a conscientious preacher who tried to lead his people in the right way , ^ , atures Syndicate. |gs,\ ) . "Fifth Column” Suspects Interned in Britain £!!*? ‘,f. armed soldiers escort this groat parade of aliens to Internment camps In » town In norther* England as Bntain rounds up thousands of men and women suspected of being* in the "Fifth Column" Br,ta,n " takln* -- dances with aliens since German conquest of Norway and the Low Countlie™ materially assisted by Nazi sympathizers. S fertile soil, and (d), a balancing of cash crops with livestock be widely adapted in the State. Kight Jtow, the Xation is moving as fast as it can in organizing: to wards a defense program to pro tect this country against onslaughts and conquests of totalitarian na tions. State College is aiding in this program as its facilities per mit and while the Nation attempts to put idle men, money and facto ries to work to produce the needed munitions of war, the College Ex tension Service is calling upon its county agents, specialists and eth er trained experts to foster the production and conservation of all /cinds of food and feedsfufs. It is. of course, expected (hat the preparedness program will ev , entually make up for the lo . of foreign markets for farm pro | but as Secretary Wallace ly.sj pointed out, until the pivpari dn.-s! program is sufficiently underway to have this effect, farmers should be careful that they are not the victims of the war's interference with world trade. In other word-. College officials believe that si - curity for North Carolina farmers lies in the definite adoption of a safe farming program and it is nut yet too late to plant additional food and feed crops to he saved for use on the farm no matter what happens. Every farmer in North Carolina should give this matter aiim consideration at once and he p;-, pared on hi - own farm to delete! hi> ianiily against economic disas ter. \N itli oloetrieily available to ru ,;,1 Anson County homes, labor ci\ius' devices f(»r the farm and •l,‘‘ being installed daily, re l’,,,! As i.-tant Farm Agent Cla 1‘i'iuo Fat ley. (iA.\(; PLOWS FROM $15.00 UP CULTIVATORS ALL THE FARMERS $5.00 NEED Take a vacation From old-fashioned water heat ins methods by using a modern Automatic Electric Water Heater. See your dealer, or Virginia Electric and Power Company. ,
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