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fdNESDAY, MARCH 25, pcc Iveral Factors Plai I Part In Good S< I B. M. Crawford D'is- L] usses Factors Which " Knntribute To Schooi At- \1 endance | y Kkwess takes p0 K toll each year , Kental Attitude And BeKmination Of Student K]so Are Important In F Determining Attend- the I ance Ratings fitt I what do we attribute poor, I or good attendance? As the r)e-' \fo ,r sees it the first and most _ Hortant element to be tonsnd-' :$ that of health, then comes * Br.ta! attitude, teacher mflu- ' and last of all comes ways ? M means by which the child * , it the school. V3.J sch of us know that good p ?i-,c. ciosen J IM-'r :J :m?n. ? K: n-e choose it. than any , Er thins: in the world. No Eter how much we owned or ^ ely v< fared 1 health J I take "the joy out of living L I . not a joy tr.t world gm like that it takes away". f | Byron That wasn't written r relation to good health but ma I truthfully apply. When we GJe I ts do our best toward Cqj Ling a healthy, happy house we get more or less :m- ^ Led response. There are tunes ^ I when but few c: us ?:e^lig? I to escape a certain amount 1^, Ibironic sickness especially as ]Fqi piling as influenza, bad colds, Lhs and pneumonia has beer 1 j pen we have taken care of [ A1y Ith in regards to food ha- Vic I land by food habits we i , lr. as .nearly balanced diet as ' q Kble. proper mostication. and i ^ [jar time to eat' sufficient Bej fc rest, work and play with Co] Boor exercise we have taken pe{ treat stride toward helping Lives. When we feel happy p;v | well "all is right with the y |!d" and we're ready for a P(ji leo response 1AU( pen our children have to miss pj0 py of school because of sickI let's try hard to get them jaf. | and send them back to j. Hi with as little time lest as; p no:e Our state is paying the ; p. ser to help teach your child mine and when John or Mary i Lbsent he or she has missed ]R ething that will not be quite p ' same any more. It is to cur p.., mtage and a matter of econ- L to send our children to i ? ol each and every day. iK. irhaps John started to school i ~115 fall and under Miss A or B's nision was placed in her B" | '* John's mother feels that j Ilet, Johnny knows iust as much Sallie's Fred and he ie ?.n-: & Continued on Page Eight) SjCj Let Us Demonst I FARMAL I TRAGI ; Hf \ 17 w, J . t A I ' \ SJ\ I Will Speed Up Th ^e carry all kinds I Farm Implements an TRUCKS and T I HARDWARE ai W Hundreds of Other I I WILS I Implement ( (INCORPORJ Whiteviile, i 1936 Mk f Important :hool Attendance onor Roll For ^acca'aw School Mowing Is The Honor Roll For Waccamaw School For The Fifth Month following is the honor roll for Waccamaw school for the h school month: lleventh Grade: lorothy Grey, Pauline Ward, ssie Edwards, Emma JJorris, rion Jenrette. 'enth Grade: fUriel Ward. Jinth Grade: "leo Stanaland, Dorothy Mintz. Seventh Grade: lavis Brady, Teva Fenny DuMarjorie Jennrette, Muriel 3s, Leslie Inman. Sixth Grade: tnnie Grey Ward, Isoiene ith, Eunice Smith, J. P. Min'ifth Grade: -ovise Edwards, Ocia Mae ith. 'ourth Grade: )eward Babson, Eugene Colen. Bob Milligan, Harold Smith, ndola Bennette, Clyda Mae Florine Evans, Esther ForDuval, Donald Jenrette. "hird Grade: Tielbert Hewitt, Danford Milin, Verbee Andrews, Clean ccan, Alberta Duncan. Hazel my Duval, Mary Mintz, MyrSmith. Ivton Rahsnn Kermit Inman. ison Bennette, Elnora Jacobs, tor Jenrette, Wilma Phelps, liss Clark, teacher of fifth lecond Grade: homas King, J. B. McCumbee, inie Brooks Ward, Myrtle eman, Bernice Purvis. Lucille ives, Aileen Simmons, Emma ; Stout, Madison Gore, Joseph er, Bradley Vereen. J. W. een, Dorothy Babson. Annie vards, Beulah Hewitt Mary ce Hewitt, Girlene Ludlum, rence Mintz, Hilda Mintz, rie Parker, Evelyn Smith, Vina ie Ward, Bobbie Russ, Annie i McLamb. 'irst Grade: loover Smith, Dillard Russ, ta Mae Babson, Eva Mae Duni, Maxine Milligan, Eileen 3s, Ella Mae Smith, Helen ins, Hazel May Babson Macie "f, Mable Lee Smith. "irst Grade beginners: ,. D. Jones, James Franklin ig, Leon Phelps, Early, Jr. ith, Floyd Smith, Waburn lton, Jacqueline Bennette, RuJean Bennette, Rachel Bente, Carol Dean Jenerette, en Milligan, Annie Mae Simtis. de being absent because of mess, had no report. rate How A w n r roR xe Operations ^arm! of International d parts RACTORS tid PAINTS 'arm Necessities ION Company VTED) N. C. TH1 lW V Good Year For 'Waccamaw Teair Girls Basketball Team Un defeated In County Com petition; Boys Also Hat Good Record The Waccamaw high schoo teams have had a very satisfac tory season in basketball thi: year. Much interest has beei | manifested both in the school an< [in the community. A great dea [of credit is due to coaches Mor ! gan and Lennon for their fini work with the teams. It is true that the boys lost i | few games during the season am | got only to the semi-finals in th< i tournament. It is believed tha | the boys would have made i much better showing in the tour nament if they had all been well On Saturday morning when the] played Southport, four of th< players were sick with influenza though two of them laye< through the whole game. The girls had a much bettei I season and were never defeated playing to a tie in the fina game of the tournament. Thi: tie, by the may, is yet to bi I played off. The prospects for next year'! teams are very good. Coach Mor ! gan feels that he can build ? ! strong team with the two Ben nettes, Jenrette, Smith and i number of others from this year'! reserves. From the girls 'team coacl Lennon will lose Norris and Pau line Ward, but the team wil still have the two Smiths, Murie Ward, Stanland and a number o: reserves. A number of Franklin count] farmers will start definite croj rotation systems this season b] first combining several smal fields into larger ones. Subscribe to The State Por I Pilot?$1.50 year in advance. yen jtaxxxxsnxxjcxan ill I ELM || Motor ( 1 BOLIV ! I !! At home to the I ? || the newest, most || building in Bruns ) ( ) ( Up-to-date eqi i i l [ added to our mecl , I |j we employ a stafl ii ics. This enables 1! teed service quick ) ( I i Several unusui 1 cars, including o i J } ( Chevrolet coach i ] | j j good tires and loo I ) II * p IttlKMMKmtltKintltK] ymMKaiaaxiumjcMi | High Grade Feri For TOBACCO j! AGI ) j G. C. Lewis, Leland, is' ) I H. O. Peterson, Leland it J. L. Henry, Winnabov | j W. D, Lewis, Winnabo1 G. W. Kirby and Son, Mrs. H. H. Hewett, Sui j I H. Foster Mintz, Bolivi (j | J. M. Roach, Supply, ] |) [ Shallotte Trading Co., ) [ Sam T. Bennett, Hickn it J. R. Simmons, Ash, I )! G. N. Smith, Ash, N. C ] j ASK YOUR 1! i I Wilmington Oil j WILMING Horace Pearsall, Pr XoummmmcKxumticj I i STATE PORT PILOT, SOU UGH Numerous Books i Added To Library - Many New Volumes Have Been Added This Yeai 1 To Waccamaw School Library; Other Books Re^ paired The following books have beer 3 added this year to the Waccar maw school library: "All Sai I Set"; Chyo's Return: In Calice and Crioline; Bob Gordon. Cut * Reporter; Knights at Bay: Traitor's Torch: Coot Club; The Woli II Song; Anne at Work; Wind ir f the Rigging; Automobiles frorr t Start to finish; Movie-Makers; 1 Unchartered Ways; Enos Mills . of the Rockies; Valiant. Dog ol the Timberline; The Lobstei ^ War; Red Sky, and Tara. Dau > ghter of the Gypsies. All these were purchased through the Junj ior Literary Guild. The following Smithsonian Scir entific series have been added Smithsonion Institution: The Sur j! and the Welfare of Man: Mins erals From Earth and Sky; North 31 American Indians; Insects. Theii : Ways and Means of Living; Wile Hlizers All Quality j 5NTS ; r. c. I, N. C. j ! vf N. C. j vr, N. C. it Supply, N. C. j >ply, N. C. a, N. C. c Shaliotte, N. C. j lan's Cross Roads I *. C. || ii 1 NEIGHBOR 11 . . ! & Fertilizer Co. ii TON, N. C. || esident and Manager HHBHBHBHHHHHHHHW 3! Animals in and out of the Zoo . Man From The Fartherest Past t Warm Blooded Vertebrates; . Shelled Invertebrates; Great Int ventions; Cold Blooded Animals; 3 and Old and New Plant Lore. Mrs. Hewett, the librarian, rej ports that she has repaired more .! than sixty-five books, and the 1 library has taken on a new ap1 pearance. f The Alamance county fanr debt adjustment committee has f! saved 20 farms from foreclosure , since the organization of the r! committee about one year ago. ' i Eight 4-H clubs have been orjganized in Caswell county with t a membership of 140 boys. Mosl of the members will grow corr 'as their club project. CXKK3t3t3CK3tJIJC3t3C3t?3ll? [ORE ! Company i IA, N. C. j motoring public in J : beautiful garage j wick county. ] lipment has been j lanical department; : : of skilled mechan- j us to give guaran- | :ly, and at low cost, j il values in used ) ne 1935 Standard j n perfect condition, ks like new. THPORT, N. C SCH( Juniors Present r Their Class Play : Members Of The Junior Class Of Waccamaw I School Presented "No I Trespassing" The Junior class play was pre1 sented by members of the class in the Waccamaw school auditorI ium on Thursday evening, March ) 19th. ) The play was "iso Trespass.; ing," a rural comedy, by Evelyn p ! Gray Whiting. Jt tells the story ' of a city miss, sent to the counI | try 'by her father to keep her ' i away from city boy friends. She ; (pretends to be twins in order to baffle a young man, who is in f love with her and who proposes to both the twins. Eventually, af.! ter becoming very much interes> tecl fli the young man, she finds . ! that he is her father's choice, iand the story ends happily. . i The cast was as follows: : i Peggy Palmer, Mrs. C. T. II Wagstaff; Mrs. Palmer, Ocia . | Maie Bennett; Barbara Palmer, i, Ma da line Williamson; Almeda -:Meade;, Louise Smith: Lisle Irvi | ing, Elsie Avant; Mr. Palmer, ; ! Lloyd McKeithan; Cleveland ; j Tower, Addison Jenrette; Herbert Edmand Raynor, Ivan Bennett; . Bill Meader, Roscoe Robbins; Jim Meade;1, James Foy Bennett; Mr. Irving, Yauncey Simmons. The play was directed by Miss . Nelie Allison, Junior Sponsor. ; J! Superfex OH Burning Refrigerator 11 Many of these oil burning refriglj| eratore are in use in tropical jj I countries as well as in rural homes ( in this country. The burners are J lit only a short time each day, goj m'g out automatically after operati ing about two hours to create j ample refrigeration to last 24 to 5 36 hours. J Requiring nc outside connection * orf any kind and having no moving < j parte to wear out or cause trouble, <! tibese refrigerators are being suc< eeesfully used in all parts of the l( j world, including remote sections of Kj Africa, India, the Philippine Isj j lands, Central America, and other ! | tropical countries. Jl An exclusive feature which is J J said to make these refrigerators ef?; fective even under the most severe li conditions is the cooling system; (j that ia, the condenser, which pro|( vides both water and air cooling. If ( Water is used in the condenser tank j; in much the same way as it is used j hi automobile engines. ^ j The refrigerators freeze 40 or 1 DOM ice cubes at a time, the quanjj tity varying with the different models. | iPirafSiEfHJHfaiEfafajafafgfafsiHJHfE if You Will I I More If f?t?jgTgI5J5f5IEJBI5ISJ5J5IEIcl5IS X)L N f Campus Notes At Sou Waccamaw School < Several ladies of the Parent- Misi Teachers Association gathered at ^er ?' i the school building several days Bnins ago, and set, cut back, and work- * *r at th ed around the shrubbery. It Qeorg shows up much better. Congratu- Bay ? lations and best wishes to these The good ladies, who always show a valid very deep interest in all phases death of our school activities. Misi The hard winds of last Tuesday of tl i blew down two of the basketball churcl goal posts. In Spring time seems to be here, Grime for the blue birds have been seen broth< flying about the campus. sonvil pjjgmpreiErajpjgigjgjgjEiEiajpmfEJEiEfs If You Can! 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FIVE EWS thport Woman Claimed By Death s Jennie Williams, a mem: one of the oldest and most: respected families in wick county, cnea Monday e home of her sister, Mrs. e Grimes, on the corner of Street and Atlantic Avenuedeceased had been an infor several years, and her was not unexpected. 3 Williams was a member tie Southport Methodist' i. addition to her sister, Mrs. :s, she is survived by a ir, Frank Williams, of Jackie, Fla. BE55E5E? fEjaraiHfgjajaiEiarejEJHranlg See A I OF THE :ADE AT I OS I I d Dresses | Returned From S rhe Past Week ? arments Have | iVear. And As a riced To Sell | Dresses 1 I Groups Of a' ? that feature I 5 Tailored An | 12.75 I GER COAT I rO inch lengths. | laids or in solid ^ lats are nicely jjj 5 ttick Shoes ? itly constructed ? >es belong with if/ iVe are showing S ng styles? ? AAAAtoEEE 3 $6 I t. Store I N*G* I rHJZjgjzjgjajzjajgjajgjajgflg' I ^ r Dress | ureAlf $ MA jg 19c per yard lantung? a c per yard ? 5 22c per yd. | Colored | r&Son I
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