u> SAND SCHOOL NEWS ?
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ruMiahed by Pupil* of *
liold Sand High School *
, Joint' Economic Club N?wi I
The Home Economic Club met
(>rlday, October 23. The meeting
was called to order by the presi
dent after which we decided to
1 r v < each member have all ln
.Jlviilual project. We are to tall
fat the next meeting what our pro
lect la and after then report on
low we are getting along with It.
Va feel sure this will get each
member more interested in the
club and each one will do some
food work.
The following program was giv
en:
Song; Bible Reading, Jessie
Duke; Jokes, Shelile Mae Marsh
all; Song.
We adjourned to meet again
Friday November 6.
Shell it- Mae Marshall, Reporter.
Ufa-Is Athletic News
The Gold Sand girls playground
baseball team played Bunn girls
I Friday, October 23. The Gold
- si'ud JtlTTs won with the score of
. 23 to 12.
Tbis was the final game in the
tournament. Oirls won champion
ship of the County. Good sports
manship made the games plea
anres.
Zenith Joyner, Reporter.
Hoy? Athletic News
The Gold Sand boys playground
ball team played the Youngsviile
team Friday. October 23. The
?core was 7 and in favor of
Gold Sand." This game was th<9
final game and gave Gold Sand
boys championship of the Coun
ty.
Russell Kaynor, Reporter. .
The B4?M Literary Society
The Best Literary Society m?t
Friday. October 23. We re-elected
the following: Chaplin. Zenltlr
Joyner; Reporter, Odell Bobbitt:
Charister. Mildred Pearce and
Junior Critic. Elsie Foster.
The following program was gi7
en which was enjoyed by erery
one:
Song. Society; Roll call and
minutes; Business: Reading, Nan
nie Leonard: Special music, Mil
dred Pearce and Dorothy Duke;
Piano Solo, Vlrgie Qupton; Talk,
Mr. Dark; Report of Junior and
Senior critic.
We adjourhed to meet again
Friday, November 8.
Chapel News
The Oold Sand Chapter of the
Beta Club held its installation
service in Chapel on Monday
morning. Randolph Denton read
the Bible and gave the Ideals of
the Beta Club. Immediately fol
lowing this Doris Pearce gave the
history of the Beta Club of North
and South Carolina. Candles were
presented to the new members
who were then asked to come to
th4 stage, where their candles
were lighted by Randolph Denton
as president symbolising the
knowledge to be passed on to new
members. With lighted candles the
pledges repeated the Beta Club
after the President. Membership
cards and certificate were present
ed to the new members. After
this a song was sung. O Beta Club,
by the new members.
This installed Into the Beta
Club over eleven new members.
Emily Dark. Reporter.
Arts and Craft Cowroe
Mrs. Clark. Instructor in Arts
and Craft of the Art Center in
Raleigh, is conducting a class' that
has appealed to many of our
Franklin women. A delegation
composed of Mesdames Phil In
scoe, Spencer Dean. Oliver Perry,
C. E. Frailer. E. J. Morgan. W. S.
Person and Misses Elizabeth
Johnson. Bettle Cooper Davis, and
Louise Weaver attended her class
' on Tuesday night and found It
very Instructional. Plans are be
ing made that Mrs. Clark might
come tc Loulsburg to give her
classes, for more women are in
terested than are able to get to
Raleigh.
Beta Club News
The Beta Clnb of Oold Sand
High School met Friday, October
23.
The club was called to order
by the president. The roll call and
the minutes were read and ap
proved.
The program was as follows: In
troduction, Randolph Denton;
Life of Edgar Allen Poe, Emily
Dark: Criticism, Dorothy Oupton;
Life of Sidney Lanier, Marie Gnp
ton; Criticism, Louise Murphy.
The meeting then adjourned to
meet Friday, November 4, 1936.
Reporter.
Eastern Carolina farmers who
purchased feeder plgB from the
drouth area of the mid- west re
port that the animals are gaining
flesh rapidly.
Rid Yourself of
Kidney Poisons
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under th? *y*s? An
o?-f**l <11 umtni
know what It wrong?
?on* thought to yew
kfaow
Then glv* aonii
lcldn*y?.B* sura th
ly for functional Ic!
pufftnra
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mlb <?<
and to
Ml* to ilay In Ik* blood,
poison ?nd upMt th* whole
Um Do*n'? Pill a. Doan'i era for th*
kldncyi only. Th*y ar* racomnwndtd
th* world over. You can g?t th* gen
uine, time Uitod Doart at any drag
Doans Pills
There la an abundance of snap!
leans and naiad crops in New I
ianover County due to the fine'
[rowing season this fall.
NEW BIG SUNDAY HKKALD
I. \ 1 1 lil.s . . . Calbertson on
Iriiige . . , Burns Mantle's Tht
itrlcal Letter . . . Sidney skol
iky on Hollywood . . . and Kd
iulllTU'a Column . . . Read the
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Admlnlstra-,
tor of the eatate of Ellxa Eaton,
deceased, late of Franklin County.
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persona having claims against
the estate of aald deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned on
or before the 23rd day of Octo
ber, 1937, or this notice will be
pleaded jln bar of their recovery.
All persons Indebted to said estate
will please make Immediate pay
ment. This 22nd day of October,
1936.
DAVID T. FULLER,
10-23-6t Admr. J
The dear old soul watched th">
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ADMINNISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Adminis
trator of the estate of Mrs. Nancy
E. Inscoe, deceased, late of Frank
lln County, Nortli Carolina, this
is to notify all persons baring
claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the 25
day of September, 1837, or this
notice will be pleaded la bar of
their recovery. All persons In
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make Immediate payment. This
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