Louisburg College! Items i Thirty-five selected voices of the Louisburg College A Cappella Choir made a trip to Wilmington where they sang at the session of (he North Carolina Conference at Fifth Avenue Methodist' Church on Saturday night. On Sunday morning they sang at the service of Trinity Methodist Church. While in Wilmington, Ohe mem bers of the choir were entertain ed in the homes of the Methodist townspoeople. On their return to Louisburg. the choir sang at the Methodist Church at Clinton at t'he evening service. Willis Mar shall, a Senior student of Louis burg College, made a short talk at the Clinton Church in which be told of the work of Louisburg College. The musical program of the Choir was a* follows : O Sing Unto The Lord ? Has sler. 1 V Come. Holy Ghost*-- Palestrina. The Lord Is A Mighty God ? | Mendelssohn. Our Master Hath A Garden? Slovakian Folk Song. Sweetly Angel Choirs Aj ing ? Christmas Carol. Meeting of Dramatic < On Tuesday evening at 7:3 o'clock on November 5th. th Louisburg College Dramatic Clu held its regular meeting. Wit Robert Bartholomew, from Golds boi,t), presiding, the followlni program was given: Musical Selections. Doroth: Williams, Monroe. Conditions of the Theatre i; London, Misses Mae Davis o Louisburg, and Margaret Kussell West Helena, Arkansas. Accordion Solos, Miss Dorotli Hopson, Yonkers. New York. Dra mat'ic Readings. Hitler Spain. Durham. Age of I^tuinhufg t i>l !(??; Scientific Work. 4 per cent; En gineering. 4 per cent; All other Professions. 4 per cent. From the above evidence is giv en that IiOulsburg College ta ser Hotel. A program of the day's1 events will soon be made public. | An informal reception will be held in the corridor of the High School immediati'ly following heri lecture when all who desire may meet her. It is hoped thati there j will be a Press Conference to which correspondents of nearby papers will be Invited but that Is contingent upon t'he the hour of her arrival. Advance sale of tick ets Is large but there are still plenty of seats. I vinu fhp StaU? of North Carolina I iu preparing young people tor the I bent citizenship in a large nuin , l?er of t lie professions of life. ? The North Carolina Methodist Conference President Patten is back from | the meeting of the North Caro i Una Conference of the Metho dist Church and reports that* the I Conference provided the College ! with a Public Relations Secretary who will be in the field for the ' college for the year. I J. M. LAMM 1 ! His family and many friends mourn at the passing of James | M. Lamm. 71, of the Seven I'aths j Community in Franklin County, I who slipped gently and silently away from us Sunday morning, | November lOMi. after a Paralytic I illness of several weeks. ' Mr. 1 .am in was held in high I esteem by all in his wide field of acquaintances, lie possessed those admirable traits of sitn- , plleity. gentleness, wit, and love which won for him a revered [ place in the heart of all of us. j He was a member of the Cypress; Chapel Baptist' Church and was always a God-loving and God fearing Christian gentleman of the soil and home. Though no one loved life more than he; "He taught lis to yield up the. love of life. For the sake of the life of love". | A large number of friends paid j ?heir last heart -felt respects at the funeral services Monday af- 1 ternoon. held in the Cypress1 Chapel Baptist Church. Music | was furnished by a male quartet with the Rev. Guy C. Moore as!! soloist. Interment followed ab the home of the deceased. Rev. F. I H. Scofield. Pastor of Cypress Chapel was i lie ol'llciuting minis ter. assisted hy Dr. A. Paul Ban by of Loulsburg. He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Mattie (i. Lamm; two sis ters. Mrs. Naumie Newsome and Mrs. Mary J;ine O'Neil of Wilson; four children. Mrs. 8. S. Alford 1 of Seven Putlis, Mr. M. T. Lamm >>l' Bunu Public School. Mrs. F. W. Justice of Loulsburg, and i Mrs. B. C. Strickland of Spring Hope. Also surviving are twelve grandchildren and three great - grand-children. ^ "God meant it unto good; ? and we know that all things work together for good to them that love God; ? He hath prepared His throne iu the heavens, and His kingdom ruleth over ail". (Ro mans 8:28; Psalms 103:14; Genesis 50:20). X. TRimiTK TO MR. LAMM The following tribute Is paid to Mr. J. M. Lamm, who died J Sunday, by his family: We of his family loved him. Fov not only what he made of himself Hut what he made of us; For putting his hand into our heaped tip hearts And passing river all the foolish things He couldn't help dimly seeing there. And drawing out in the light all the Beautiful belongings that no one else looked Quite far enough to find; We loved bits because he did more than any creed could have done to make us good And more than any fate could have done To make us happy; He did it without a word, with- ( out a sigh; He did it by being himself, That's what liieng a Pa means After all. 11-15-lt Placard on a grocery display of - caches: "DON'T SQUBFKE ME UNTIL 1 AM YOURS". Although the yield of Martin County's sweet potato crop Is not I as large as trtiat of laBt year, the j quality seems to be fair, reports i John 1. Eagles, assistant farm: agent. . . . ''7 ^ " Walter Stroud, Kenansville, 1 has bought one registered Duroc Jersey boar and two registered gilts as foundation stock for a purebred herd of hogs, reports Assistant Farm Agent I,. K. Weeks. ? 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KRIDAY John Garfield, Breuda Marshall and Marjorie "Tugboat Annie" Ruinbeau in ' "EAST OF THE RIVER" SATURDAY, NOV. 16 (Double Feature Day) Don Barry and Betty Moran in "FRONTIER VENGEANCE" and TIM HOLT in WAGON TRAIN Also Chapter No. 8 "KINeorfte Iteeren In "ALWAYS A BRIDE" ; THIKSOAY and FRIDAY, NOV. 2 1 -2a It's here, the Technicolor mus ical triumph ? the best musical In years. . HON AMKCHi: Brtt) Grublc - Carmen Mirmndit DOWN ARGENTINE WAY"