Take Your Family To Sunday School
By TOM C. CLARK
Attorney General of the
Toiled States
It w a treat to take your family
to Sunday school. Yes. a treat
that will be the cause of rejoicing
j? , ur household. Vnd. with this
lay will come the moral strength
and the soul-satisfying experience
tha "nly religious worship can
give
From the good Book we learn.
?Train up a child in the way he
should So; and when he is old he
will not depart from it.'
The spiritual guidance of Sun
day school is more important than
ever before in world history, far
? righu-ousness exalteth a nation;
but sin is a reproach to any
people."
Peace throughout the world can
only be founded on the firm rock
of n .gion. Religion is the very
hear' of our being ? our most
prec:. ils asset. It is our strongest
bulwark for peace. If it touches
us in childhood, it will remain the
rod and staff of our adult life.
By placing a high value upon
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church and Sunday school attend
ance. regardless of creed, we
deepen the faith of our children
and make a lasting spiritual c >n
tribi&Uon to their growth.
We fathers and mothers of
America must "'take' not send'
our boys and girls to Sunday
j school for religion is likewise the
strongest link in the chain in
?family unity And uniited families,
with firm spiritual faith. not only
?pell happy, wholesome ohildh > i l.
but furnish one of the surest md
i best ways for the preservation of
democracy
Sunday school attendance makes
for the well-balanced lift
So. fellow American let's take
the family to Sunday school, and
give them a heaivenljf endowed
fellowship in the greatest educa
tional institution on earth
BIRTHS
Pctrie Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Henson of
Young Harris, Ga.. announce the
birth of a daughter June 23
Mr and Mrs. Carl Roper of
Topton announce the birth of a
daughter June 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon King of
Lotitia announce the birth of a son
June 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Crisp,
Route 2, Murphy, announce the
birth of a son June 27.
Mr. and Mrs Forrest Roberts.
Route 2. Murphy, announce the
birth of a son June 27
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SOUND SIMPLICITY at rock-bottom cost is th. keynote of this new model home recently opened
by the Montauk Beach Company, Inc.. on Long Island, N. Y. Designed after the suggestions of Douglas
Tuomey, building consultant for Good Housekeeping magazine, the architect kept expenses down by:
(1) Elimination of basement; (2) Simple frame and roof; (3) Dry Wall construction; (I) Simplified
windows and trim; (5) Use of closets for partitions. Mthough the house embodies the latest principles
and advancements in moderate-priced design and construction, it's so simple to build that the toolwise
amateur can do much of the work. The Montauk House lends itself to any seashore terrain and can b*
used for a summer or year round home. It is featured in the June issue of the magazine.
Engineeri Train Here
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Students at The Engineer School, Fort Belvolr, Vo., ore using special instru
ments and drafting equipment while making mdps from aerial photographs.
This instruction is available to all members of the Engineer Corps and othei
soldiers who wish to receive advanced training In their work specialties.
Cull Non-Layers
Urges Farm Agent
Hens that don't pay their board
have no place in a laying flock.
County Agent A Q Ketner of
the State College Extension Ser
vice told Cherokee County farm
ers this week.
He urged flock owners to cull
all early mou Iters and broody hens
as a means of insuring the most
c-fficient egg production and re
ducing feed costs.
Mr. Ketner explained that the
peak of the egg production season
is now past. and that
broody hens will consume as much
feed as producing hens More
over. he added, early moulters are
notoriously poor egg producers,
since they take longer to moult
than those that start late, and are
non-producers for longer periods
than late summer and early fall
moulters.
Meanwhile, in Atlanta. Harry
. ?
' Wise, poultry marketing specialist
j of the Production and Marketing
| Xdnilnistration ^ Poultry Branch.
' -;ave strong backing to the local
county agent's advice.
"It's just plain u<>od business."
Wise declared, "to stop keeping
the hens that aren't keeping you.
The markets are short on good fat
hens, and prices are good. All
two-year old hens should be culled
and their places in the farm flocks
| given to young birds. It's an ac
cepted fact that pullets are more
profitable layers than hens. Now
1 '.hat hot weather is here, extra
I care should be taken to insure
j that eggs are gathered frequently,
properly stored, and marketed
under the best possible conditions
j Better eggs will mean better
prices."
Of the two-year-old hens. Coun
ty Agent Ketner said "such birds
are probably producing so few
eggs now that t ho weather has
, turned hot that they are not pay
i ing their feed bill He advised
flock owners to look for birds
VACATION S END
If you don't want your vacation to end like this,
remember this: Speed kills! One out of every
three fatal motor vehicle accidents involves exces
si\ -? speed. Take it easy and live!
Be Careful? tho life you save may be your own!
This adv h published In th? public interest
hose beaks and shanks have be
un turning yellow. He also ad
ised producers to handle hens at
ight while they are on the roost,
nd to pick out the ones whose
elvic bones are close together jnd
re rot flexible.
The number of chicks produced
y North Carolina hatcheries dur
ng May was 25 per cent more than
he number produced during May
last year.
Mars Hill Faculty
Studying Abroad
MARS HILL ? Sixteen members
I of the llsn i < i 11 College faculty
are studying at European and
[American colleges and universities i
this summer.
Miss Evelyn Underwood, depart
ment of history, is attending the i
University of Edinburg in Scotland,
and Mrs. Richard D. Watson, de- j
partment of English, is at Oxford. I
Nine are studying at the University '
of North Carolina. These are Mr. j
and Mrs. J. R Hall and Miss Lucil- (
le Sawyer department of music; i
James Roy Prince, department of'
modern languages; Miss Imogene
Cowan, department of dramatic
arts Miss Dixie Hollowell. depart
ment of English; Raymond L. I
Wyatt, department of biology;
Thomas C. Frazier, department of i
ohemi-.try; and James H Pickering, |
assistant librarian. ?
Harvey N. Lance, department '
of mathematics, is at the Univer- ;
sity of Georgia; Mrs James Cox
department of business, at the I
Woman's College of the University I
of North Carolina; L. M. Outten,
department of biology, at Boston
University and at Cornell Univer
sity; and Wood row C. Ramsey, de
partment of physical education, and
Emmett S. Sams, department of
mathematics, at Peabody College
In addition Walker H. Ford, de
i partment of chemistry, is at Mars
j Hill College working on his gradu
' ate thesis.
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Edgar McElfresh
Dies In Texas
Word has been received here by
Mrs. Mattie A Taylor of the death
of Edgar McElfresh. which occur
red on May 31. in Mission, Texas
M McElfresh and family lived
here when he was with the TVA
i on construction of danis in this
' area They moved from here to
Sylva. went from there to Birm
ingham. Ala., and finally to Mis
sion Texas, where he passed
away .
! BIRTHS
FRANKLIN ? Mr and Mrs. Ray
Shields of Flats and formerly of
Andrews announce the birth of a
daughter. Judy Alice at Angel
H -pital on June 13.
Postell
Mrs Addie Peoples her daugh
ter and son-in-law of Washington,
D C.. are visiting Mrs. Peoples'
sister. Mrs Eliza Johnson and re
latives in this section.
Miss Bertie Stiles of Gastonia
spent the week-end with her broth
er. M. C Stiles and family.
Wendom and Cecil Jones of
Gastonia spent the week-end with
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Grady
Jone*.
Mrs. Annie Coleman and daugh
ter. Gladys, visited Mrs. J. R.
Hamilton Sunday evening
Sam Harris of Sunny Point visit
ed his son. Lewis Sunday.
Parks Stiles is spending some
time at Dallas, and Gastonia visit
ing relatives.
Morris Hamby of Miami. Fla.,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Hamby.
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