. HIE NEWS AND OBSERVES
National Association Fish Com
missioners at Wilmington
ThU Week
SUNDAY MOBLMNCv APRIL 16s 1914
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MEETiMISCIlSS
STATE- FISH LAWS
There mn be held at Wilnaiavgtoa
Taeeday aad Wednesday of fhia.week
the Aaanal Convention of the National
Associativa of Fiaheriea Commiasioaers.
Subjects will be discussed that will ba
of particular iatereat to North Carolia
Una. The North Carolina Fisheries Law
has beea commented upon by many as
being eqnal to, if not better than, tha
fisheries law of any Htate, aad those
who have been eonneeted with fisheries
departments of other States belters
that if the people of North Carolina will
give this tttate law a fair rhaare to be
put in operation that it will build up
and eoaaerTe the fisheries in a very sat
isfactory manner. All who are inter
ested in the fisheries of the State are
ctrrthatir invited to attend -4lre acsjretie
uf tin- convention.
It is rupertcd that the following pro
gram will be carried out in detail:
April 18. l:J a. m.
0ening l'raycr.
Addresses of Welcome: On behalf of
tlit; Stale of North Carolina, Hun. Locke
Craig, Governor On behalf of the City
of Wilmington, Hon. P. j Moore, Mayor.
On lii'lialf uf the ('number of Commerce,
Judge W. R. Htacy. On In-half of the
North Carolina Fisheries Commission,
Hon. Kil. Chambers Smith, Chairman.
Response: W. McDonald Lee, of Vir
ginia. Address: H. V Moore, Deputy Com
niiasioner, I'. '8. Bureau of Fisheries.
Meeting of Kiecutive Council, '1 p. m
Afternoon Session.
Shell Fisheries of hole Island,
Braytua A. Round, of Khude Inland.
Papers and Iheeujision ou Cultivatioa
and Production of the Oyster and other
Crustacea, George A Mott, Director of
Board of Hhell fisheries of New Jersey :
Memlier of Commission of Fisheries of
Virginia; W. H Maltbie. Shell Fish
t'om mission of Maryland; John Oaft.
Fihepi-R Commission of Alatiaina; T. K
Hodge, Shellfish Commissioner of Flor
ida ; Frederick L. Perry. Member of
Shellfish Commission of Connecticut.
Fisheries legislation --Papers and
Diseussion by Joseph Hyde Pratt, of
North Carolina; Hwepson Karlc, Kngi
Beer, Shell Fish Commission of Mary
land; Member of Conservation of New
York; Henry P. H. Woodbury. Member
of Sea and Shore Fisheries Commission,
(ieorgo W. Field, of JJaaxachuaelta.
Catching Food Fish with Purse Net
(Advantage Disadvantage j.
Night Seaaloa.
Business Meeting of Association El
ccutive Session j(.
April 1. 1(:M o clock.
Efficiency of Shad Hatherics: By
Members of U. 8. Bureau of Fisheries.
Work of Lo lister Hatchery at Wick
ford, B. I.: By Mr Barnes, Hoperiu
tendent.
Marketing Fish : Addresses by H. U
Oibbe, Fisheries Commissioner of North
Carolina; TaJltott IenmeaL Fisheries
Commissioa of Maryland.
Canadian Fisheries: Prof. E. E.
Prince. Commissioner of Fiaheriea, Ot
DESIGN FOR DARNED WO'JUC'
These coriouahenldie birds make very effective
desiaHtf for use In darned work. This desixo may be
used on the end of a buck runner. Darn in the bine
backfround before working design In cable stitch or
dotted outline. Use blue mercerized cottoa Ne. 21 aad
heary twisted mercerised cotton for tha deeim la
Ihite, - . '
taws, Canada
Afternoon fteasioa.
.Automobile trip ier county roads to
Sound for Oyster Boast
Nigkl SeMiaa.
(Meeting Academy of Musiivi
A.l lr.ss H,.s William R.-uti. See
rrtary of Comnerce
April 2.
Koft trip dotra the Cape Fear Kiver
visiting Fish llateherv anil Fort Cas
well.
CLASSES ARRANGE
FOR A.NM AL MEET
(C
sv Obk)
Bible Clw IVpartitteat of the M. E
Church, South. NaahfUle, Tcnn
S41. Music.
8:.'0 'Preraredaess" - Miss Hen
rietta Heron.
9:20. AaBonacementa.
Benedict ioa.
Satardsy Moralag.
9:00. fVaior Philathea Convention,
St Paul M. K Choreb, Mrs. Reid Pst
terson, presiding. Miaa Mary Spence,
pianist.
Prayer, Praise and Bible talk, led
by Mrs. J. P. Ho! am an. Rich Kquare.
9:15. -How aC4aM Can Provide an
Adequate Iaeane" Miss Graee Uiwe,
Iurham. ,
9-30. "The Relation of the Teacher
a. nn .
S A ivu f
SEX.
eejixed
to the Success of ths Class"- Misw
NU-ldoma Livingstone, (iruver, N. C.
9:4". "The Importance of a Provi
siob for the Social snd Athletic Kife
of the laV' Miss MaL.l High, Presi
dent of 1'irst M. E. Philathea Class,
Hickory.
10MNJ Mmie Violin Bolo Vf
Rachel Porter M-T,arrii, Durham.
10(1.). "eVcret Service" .Mrs. N.
Burkner, Aslii-ville.
l'i:L'0 "The Well rounded Clasa"
Ming Img. First Vii-e PresiiKnt
State Philathea Union, (Iree nshoro.
1U3.V Bound Tahle Discussion:
"What We Are Poing and How" led
by Mrs. J. T. Alderman. '
11 :;!.". Report of Nominating Com
mittee KU-tion of olTiccrs. -
Annuueeineiits.
Benediction
Assemble la front of First Baptiat
Church for Convention Picture.
Hatsrday Moralag.
9:00. Junior Philathea Convention
St. Paul M. E. Church, Miss Iila
Rolerts, presiding.
Prayer. Praise and Bible Talk led
by Mrs. W H. McCoy.
6.1.V Minutes of Last Meeting
Miss Bertha Witherspoon, Durham.
9:20. "Making Good' Prof. J. Ed
ward AlUBi.
9 A5. "The BeUtion of thrDBeeft
to the Success of the Class" -Miaa Nee
tie MAe McCurry, Goldshoro.
DESIGN FOR BAG. " NAPKIN RINGS
This attractive little design might be uned 1n aevara! These pthbroidered napkin rinrs are attractive
ways but Is intended for a bag. If worked on t , and ite pr.ctifii. They should be made of rather
linen in colors, do the stems in outline, the rest in t .
stitch. Color scheme, leaves and Hf-.' ,,ft - ; cavy hncn and worked in mercerized cotton No. 2o.
flrtwaM t An aftfff I nin Lr lui.lj 1
evw t v aaty mwu vvi i S M y 7a v
w m ii w . z t
cotton No, 15, -
r .r XlZSlZ m rl i "oP padded
Honey Fruit Gum on aaie
111:00. Joint Meeting with Junior
lUraciia at St. Paul l K ( hurch (in
Sunday s-hool rotnn ' Everett Hunter
and Miss Roterts, rcsiding
10:10. Address "Our Juniors"
linn. W. A. Davis, Judge Sunt nor
Superior Court. Oif.ml
10:40. Round TaUe Discussion of
Junior Class Problems -conducted by
Miss Henrietta Heron
11:4U, Announeeiio nts
Benediction.
Assemble in front of First Baptist
Church for Convention picture
Hslardsy Moralag Junior Baraca
Convention. i
9:0a First Bapt.st Church, E rett
Hunter, presiding.
Prayer, praise and Bible Talk, con
dneteer by (To be supplied".
8:li Minutes of last rueetikg Ed
Ward 1. l'adgett, Winston Salem.
9:20, 'The Relation of the Junior
Raraeaa to the Sunday School" Mr.
Oia'rTe F. Imbeth, ThomaaTille.
B:4i. "The Ideal Junior Parses
Class" T. V. Meadows, Durham, N. C.
9:fir. Announcements.
Joint Junior Phllatheaa In Sunday
School Room of St. Paul M. E. Church.
fUtarday Morning.
9:00. Senior Jigar Convetition
First Baptist Chureb.Mr. A. L. Smoot,
WTWiaJt of .Ixataitiva Committee,
pt?sT5tBBi Prof BrvSra, pianist
Prayer, Praise aad Bible Talk led
hy: ttev. Peter Melntyre, Pastor of
?r .-l-i i he .leMffris are
, t f
saw 7
over a snail button. 5
everywhere in North Carolina.
Presbyterian fhureh.
Prayer, Praiso and Bible Tnlk led
by Kev. Peter Mclutyre, I'aslor i-f
Presbyterian Church
9:l"i. "Class Advertising" Mrs N
Burkner, Ashet ille.
ts "Our Forward Si. -p" M s
Henrietta Heron
9:.Vi. "How the Organired Cla- An
swers the Call for Christian 1 ader
ship" Dr. Chs. D. Bulla
lii:2'). Music - Violin Solo M.s M.
Iirren, Durham.
10:25. "The Sunday School Situs
tmn as We Have it Today" J W
Ioug. Secretary of the North Carolina
cundav School Asso'iation, tireenniwtro
10 4,1. Discussion of Class Problems
led by Dr. J. S Betta. ireeusb,.ro.
11:45. Report of Nominating Coui
Unttee lit- tioB of offii-ers.
U : f in . Announcements.
Assemble in front of First lla.tit
Church for Convention Picture
Hatnrday Afternooa
1:15. Joint Meeting at First Baptist
Church, Prof. J. E Allen, presiding.
Prof. Browa. organist.
Prayer, Praise and Bihle Talk led
by Ber. Ricliard Bugby, Wilson
2:.'(0. Addreas: "Tha Class and its
Relatioa to the Communil v " Hon
Raymond C. Dunn, Enfield.
3:00. Address: "Wanted Men"
Hon. W. A. Dovin, Oxford.
:(:.'W. Seen io rial " Conferences -Des
earned out in satin stitdh and
and worked a. usuaL The fbop
igwatHvB of Meeting Places b 4'hair
aaji : Superiatendeuts. ronilurted by
J M MrjtigbtoB aal F Ixu.U-lh,
Teacher c.,udu-e. l.v lr ' D Bulls
A I.. Smoot. tlfti'-er and ' omillltTrrs
eoaducted bv K 1. Pope. Mi Mi run ,
Pastors. eoMflii-ted bv Kev Uirg T
Welkins, N H l w'llson.
Batardsr tllerssss.
.V Meeting of Junior Orgaiiir;!
tions in separate mihiii at t Paul
M K I hur.-h. fverett Htil 'er pr.-si.l
lnir ever Junior Karaca rrnoiiiii.n.
so l Mis R..t-Tl. the Pbilsthea I'.n
V nl :oB
Ho4ine Sivsion
Reports of I iiRimilti-1
Elert:i,o of Ofhevs.
Annttaacvments-
Ralerslay Kvewlag.
Oil Jiat Meeting. First B.ipt si
Church .Inhm D Merry. rUI.-igti. pre
aiding; Prof Hrosva, organ isi
Prajer. Piai and Hil.le Talk led
btr Rev. J V Sadler, pastor Bryan
Street Baptist t'hnrch
Music Vil n Solo Miss Melatrrea
Rejiort of tieaeral Seerciary -A R
Williams
K port of Finance Sub Com m itl ee -A.
L. Suioot
Iavitatlons for 1917 Convention.
innouneenients
Saastay Morning.
9 VI. Delegates eill attend Sunday
schools aad prea hmg aervwea in
chnrrheq of eiry
o
INITIAL DESIGN. ,
This wreath design for a single initial is a good
size for large towels. Work entire design in satin
stitch, padding the leaves. Eyelets may be used in
place of dots if preferred. Use mercerised cotton No,
20. The letter should be about two Inches In size.
tne
fasten,
Sunday Afternoon.
r:4.rj. Assemble at First Baptist
Church for ParRde
.':.'!. heasseinble in First Baptist
t 'Lurch.
Music.
Convention S tiiioii "'I lie New hal-'--nge
to flirmli.in For--cs"-, lr A !).
Wolfinger, l'h:... First lv"forinoJ
t Lurch, ttreeu il,jn .
1Iiiim1u t inn
Sunds) F.vening.
.0(). Joint meeting at First Baptist
church, Prof. J K.loar.i Allen, jiresid
iug I'raver, Praise and BiLle Talk, led
L.v pev. N 11 D. WiIijuji
Hl.l "The Organized Clnss and
Kv angcliism" Couwe ration N-rvice -Miss
Henrietta Heroii.
Aunouiicouients.
Beiiedu't ion.
Gleetlon on School Bonds.
s,feclal le Tl Nss ariU IHsrrss I
Bailey, April 15. Mti.v W the Bailey
school district will vote on a bond aV
sue of tL'o.issi for the erection of a
school building. The sentiment for
schools here is so strong tlmt it is be
lieved the imsuc will carry by an over
whelming majority.
Sun glasses have been invented for
baio''fiH players, so hinged to a r ip that
a touch will drop them into position foi
a man to see a ball coming toward hint
while looking directly at the Bun,