VJiQZ two - - t. Ing we hoped ' to escape this year. However, the prospects ' are good for ! . - M . - W 1 g, perioa or part wl uiic 10 uo cvm. ,y. i --- "" We had our usual monthly riect- " little thing:. r -ing : last Sabbath , with our pastor, Mrs. James Kyle of Fayetteville is .ey. J. v. Larsins oij fiyeiwvwe,; : r. .vw, put in office for. ".The responsibility " -Jr -' - , of serving the people in these won- . baVC LtVCS " tf A mvi a w nuu vviiiwviiiivb " Jt eCCo 'Aaron Sapiror America's leading exponent , of , cooperative . marketing American farmers, principal speaker f ul talks . they give in culture, care, toh.ol.ffor a while' should be felt for good in all the com munity. - The - song service. lead vr Um. David HumnhiVT of Bnroaw was inspiring and enjoyed by .a large congregation.'" r-r r' Mr. McGill of Raleigh was in oar villa tre last week insnectinir the or chards of peach trees, and gave . ug to understand , we had to work and spray the trees if we realized ' the commercial value of our trees that we hoped for. Mr, Potter the genial aeent who is nlantinir other orchards alj over the county, was in town sev eral days last week, lots ox tne Jarm- ers are getting more interested m the orchard proposition. Mr. 0. O. Dukes, our efficient farm demonstra tor. was also lookinor over farms in the neighborhood last week. We are clad to have these men rnmo intt our community and give us the help at this year's commencement of th North Carolina State college. After addressing the graduating class at Stat College the Great Cooperator who put the "Raise in raisens" and is staging a come-back for tobacco will address, some thousands of the 70,000 tobacco fanners who are mem. ' bera' "of the Tobacco Growers Coop erative Association in Eastern Caro lina. . . RENNERT NEWS ITEMS Interest In Orchads Growing Per. sonal and Other Matters. Correspondence of The Robesonian. Rennert,' May 3 The cool May spell ,of weather,,is with Vus, .with a real cold rain.' It was' so late In com- etc, of the trees and general crops.- Our little town will be more cheer ful now since so many of the young people have come home from differ ent schools and colleges. They will be Been and heard everywhere. Our Sabbath schools will be filled with zeal and energy in making them more helpful to those, who haven't been off to school yet. 'We look forward now to a good Mission society, alga B. Y. P. U. to go forward with renewed courage. The bovs and irirls of todav are to be the men and women of to morrow. So now. bovs and ffirla. ufcriw yonr colors and rally to the cause. ' We hope the voters will vote wise ly and try to elect men who will have -the welfare of 'all the people, at heart and not forget what they are Mrs. Thede Harrell of Rockv Mount returned home today after an-vex .r' rr-.z: rr;,' r tended isit among relatives, friends. I JO Near, EdSt Relief Mr. T. J. Batten was' Sn Ral!irH and :SeIma" last . week - visiting , "relat ives. , ; f r , ' '-r Messrs. B., S. P. and A. M.5 Tolar were' visitors" in-; Lumberton -last week.; Tty?: is:fw.v Mioses JIarie Covington and -Lizzie Marie Easter ling are home after successful school term in Mullins, S. C. Glad to have them back. Moths By Sending: Cast-off Clothing CHILDREN'S DAY AT MOSS NECK Exercises by the Children Were In spiringAt Hunter'- Lodge On the Farm.j : " , . By "Aunt Sophia." . Lumberton. R. 6.-We - attended childrens c day at Moss Neck M. E. Church Ma v 21st and it certainlv vm insnirinir to hear the children and recite so beautifully without much training on account of rain. The late Johnie Culbreth's .children cant he beat. Everyone recited a nippo a.-nit. little .Miss Louise" Paul, about four nf "fi vain f eha ' . an.. J - i w vf ju oui yi aocm . this mornintr." "I've two little hand1 nnnit AnrXrta ilia MM mnnth. !( tMr to work Sot Jesus," ete.' with ges-! who had Iragged themselvea' tor miles f8' ??JH;.;"-y:;i'-.asl We rhenmattim and .Make your cast-off winter clothes pay, a dividend ia human lives and help ex terminate the moth ' colony In North Carolina, l Clean but your old clothes closets and attics and tend them to the Niar East Relief, to save lives' ihe com'sK vlnter. ' 1 ' - ,-uy v.; ' T:.-: :j .''The' foregoing appeal was made to all Tar Heels this week from Raleigh by Col George H. Bellamy, state chain man of that great : humanitarian - or ganlzation which Is trying to save the Armenian - race from ,4 extinction fol lowing -their desertion by . the Allies afctr they had played a material part In shortenlna and winning the war.; Every ; man, woman ' and child la North Carolina Is asked to aiva at least one garment. For. every complete ontp fit sent the: life of one sufferer from Turkish massacres and the Great War Many were (trade as the merchant's goods or the manufacturer's - and farmer's pro- The Iloanltalitv of (he Pre.. paitrn in behalf of increased fond and Antm va vin th nntriKnfinn. feed crops,' sufficient for home needs,, of the newspapers year by year estimates that the newspapers of the amount to far more than that of any State contributed snace of the value ntha -Um' Tha rwv xux iuk jiuuuwiy ena oi usually made cneenuiiyr as a public the camnaicn. That waa ha mn thari' .tnA. t,.. tv,. .nvT v. the oewspapere should have done and are not only expected aa matter of the contribution isn't ao large; possi-5?courBe;;ibtrtvtiot Infrequently demand bly. But when you remember that ed as a right-StatesviHe Daily, the. newspapers-are-a.il Ihe timv fw-ti-...,i:. i'i.r' ' ing space for some cause, space that I :','"- ' . , . is wcrtn good money and is - just as OLD NEWS PAPERS " I Da ' SALS much a 'part of the . paper's stock' in t" AT THE ROBESONIAN OFFICE, ; girls, the Culbreth twins included, made bur hearts burn within n and desire to do r more in moulding ' our own cnuoren ana strive harder in the , future ' to taise them up to the nurture 'and admonitJon of. the' atA than we have ever done in the past. it s useless for me to say we, enjoyed it immensely when "The Bible" was the subject of the da v. Evervftdv ought to have heard the choir aing v.j uwici xjuu& precious treasure, hou art mine." The pastor, Rev. Mr. Frazier. made a few vera appropriate remarks. He told ; the cmiaren now much he enjoyed, their exercises. At tne close of the service he christened Annie Culbreth Gaitley, pneumonia simply ;from lack of clotbf 4.11 warm clothing that ' Is wearable is acceptable. Clothing should be sent to ,your Near X Eat Relief county chair man,, or to the Near East Relief . Clothing . Warehouse. Id;. Southern ' Railway Freight Shed Raleigh, r with, the jame and . aleess of- 'he giver marked on the package. Jan"lsv)s "Bundle Day'' la Vorth Carolina and CoL Bellamy Mk that clothing be eBt, In not later than that day. The Uortb CSrolfaia f ommlttee, of w'.lch Josephus JDaniels is honorary .nfc- ''Ji 3-. ts'fffx en'. This bank beUevei that Service personal attention and care ful consideration to the depositor by competent men who try to give each customer the maximum of satisfaction in each transaction--is the main factor in the bank's progress. , With out it our growth becomes dwarfed and checked in its develop ment 53 Whether the business of a depositor is large, small, ox med ium In size it counts not at all in tb dmrma Af th .m. Ifefi i? tiioua Servide" to all alike is the policy of the management here. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Lumbertoiif N. C. .Ait&m;u nmiic VU1 UrclU uaitiey, J-rv:. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R, T.! ut chairman. Is espe;Ially , desirous Gaitley, of . Parkton,' which was - of obtaining ait manyaa It can of coats, the first we " ever saw and sweats, drwses. wool shirts, blankets, I?" Jm imPssive. VWe .nev-t heavy hosleryoor gloves,; mittena, Sd.phild ents. They pay more special atten-1 pairg)' 8heeta Vor,fandages), new tion to the children there than we are' c1? or " 'nentt .' and anr warn. used to seeing. They have a small or-! heaTT clothing in which there is still .oii anu ciiairs in ine room ior tnem. some wear, did enjoy their , beautiful jHow we songs i The church and organ was decorat ed with lovely flowers and ivey vines. Mr. L. E. Blanchard ent of the Sunday school and he Articles which cannot be used ' by the Near East Relief axe laces, silks, veils,r chiffons, evening, clothes,: satin BlipDcs,In'dewev f: high, LrtUd ahoea. straw or frae hata or knows how to conduct Jt,.and is': fiil--kliigs. II anyone h any of ,ja "?her .f ice training those thaae articles to giva away it Is aug- uoa haw and the proceeds seat to jsgjgjjgiiiisa ' J',:' "' , ' O'i ..llf-'fiU K ' 'M .! lite (dxfords and .. -t' ;a ta ;- tr,,:';-, v- .' '. , IHIJIPS Big assortment for Ladies', Muses and Chil dren, prices ... . . . . .4 ;$1.00 to 195 aavc ju receivea some new numbers. Sun 1 Dlifs Just received a biglot Sun Mais for Ladies', IGentsVBoys ai'jGirls . r". " ..i' ;;.-'2&Jto 50o' S. A. J Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Stubbs .took us nome with them, where we saw the beautiful pine grove of Hunter's lodge for the first time, with ivey and grape vines jtwining around the Pines just beautiful to tehold, and th-Iarge: up-to-dato convenient build, ing with fireplaces and. closets to every room and .folding table to ex tend tfll.20 ca; eat at it. So many and finej things, lit would take WPeil ready, writer to describe General green'f ia growing so fast we keep busy in. our garden and yard. Apples are falling off nearly cover, mg the ground. Fields are beautiful waving with golden grain. Some oats i? w j Shocked up in the field. Everybody ought to have early oats. better kind of snv ti,.. already had. We certainly are glad to have him order the k. - . ... " wefc ftUJU Ul Sraing 08 U he in btter MacdonaM College Graduates m. us i ear. At VIao 1--j ii . ,. mencement at Rd . - . w t,. xi weea -"l w""wlflK stuaenta received de- 6cc uu cerniicates: faSn' Arts-Sarah Barn hardt Concord- irn.u.i. . Souti, ton7 Va-T JEKzibth IrwS' Monroe. N. C: Bella M. trTJ? M111f HTvrti- titI" LeeBriti? Tm. "ieher Brown. id, sfiJSSTO. f" r5r,i w: j " ".Mtn- "-vvuman, aendersonvillev niarv . aMcma a. it . , i?ttZiJZFT?-' Mr- Einma Mars tamn Al,, t t . . tewii. WtevawJlS 1 iott :r.-' i aaar- NUnpJMWf;! Mooney, . Kaik aIaJ ar eT l r jbusic F rands McGirt. fflfe -G-; - certificates wlS GHp 'iii -X1??' Greene, Viola PhyandTf 'P Jf! i Jnie Conncfl in taXn - r"": ry.Kte Cor locn. Helen Rn ... "-i,.MVMuii ana trv t-MTw 51 i irr"-: cwining anc 11 Create r' -v'.r Bunmer Session i June 13th to July 26th., Courses for Teachers holding State Certificates "and 'for ProspecHve Teachers who, are igraduaUa of Standard High Schoola. Courses for Col. hjge Entrance and for College Credit, Course in' Cotton Classing, - Cta . logue upon application. .:.:. ... . . " 'y Apply for Reservation at Once to , , .' W. A. WITHERS, Director. , - Raleigh, North Carolina R3 r'ti IFARM' LOANS? We have imlimited money to lend on improv ed Farm Lands; in Robeson, iBladen, : Hoke, Scotland and Cumberland Counties on lone ! timeptYomOOOO'to'SSO; cNEll-L &;lACCETt,1 ATTORNEYS, I .rtv mp, o AtI? fiVnr r;-MrtMBVi-5B,; -.sttu k ; ;; .";;: v. yuuwvnbi ?w.ir,A j.; ..;.i.ii.j,ii!,M(S,r, .;; , on yoUDry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, Farm ing Implements, Brick, Tobacco Barn Flues, etc. 7 tt. WAKWlfJaS., ' ., f 1 ORRUM, . . . . NORTH CAROLINA - . ? - -'tJ-i rtbartJCIw ws.jtotmriFtsi, aaaiaBMaji HA 1 1 INSURANCE LET ME PROTECT YOUR CROPS OF COtTON, CORN and TOBACCO AGAINST LOSS BY HAIL. . v .... 1 WDJJAHS oi J- A' ' i - v A ....... , ,. . . iii'.f LUMBERTON, NC RSfvWf Bted 10T ih U. 8. Navy - J 1-Order. ha va h!2 oflftTio" T"611 tween the ages of IS and 38 Who are iA.uli?-.r?J? fled, as bbrnt,v- .f XLX-arrav n .-i eligible . ttSj? atWgher.rathnr. . .P r:r o emitted fWtionfor toaajagi, rrvTTT, xwrr f e. lo , -w. . . , .'...,-. So Whit a 'difference Idibaiun.Midsum merrsuit makes ! In yoturwiopks. Lin the S..'ii.i : f.:! I'll.., '- way you i feeL Wbiv 3riylLM designedl Beaiitifiilly uuiurvui rne prices: 0 a' 0 01 Mil ii ni. to bl 1 1 L r -Vf i .....T . A ftritj thenmg cftlttypaef Pdfitbtrmtiilk v -? v j jr rroijtyi 9Rl laJl9 ul titiv? caw, 3 (flw SfJ. ' ND 5u : -: ' V V .- ; ; -J- -' a was in town friday. atr. o. w. Wast af H a .

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