vjy, APRIL 26, 1929
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M Minister Pin ids That i
V l/s Determine To I
Truthful Lives :
direct exergyI<
^Knl.r by t,;': obstacles/,
gather strength, the Rev./
fane, rector of Church of/(
JK Shepherd. Raleigh, told I,
Kgf the senior class and the ,
Ktion cariierfd in the schooi /'
here on Sunday morn-/
Is
Bjrrod out to the young peo- L
^Hr to regret tiiat life is an
a mistake, and told them J <
boundless energy, the en-JI
: only needed proper I /
to make them victors inli
Sometimes, he said, L
people regret that they L
^Mjitrucm- '-hey can't/
like a stream through L
- that runs If
/ever, we ???. __
,jjl is wasted tuitil it isL
and directed by man. L
a lite that calmly goes
^directed and uncontrol-j
for nothitiir. Sin is mis-1 j
>rgy, he continued. I1
e graduates to be acqui-jt
uved them against the IJ
reed. Quoting former h
it Maisiull he asked I
ng people make everl
ould. but make it sol
baby coaid cuts itsl
live a lull and richl
essary to have then
nithin. he said. He
sen could know the 11
rt and yet the Word n
tot be m him, and It
". lit hp the lit
sreat ooou ;n.-ui ?
^By 0i one who had never seen :
Hat Book. The Word of God ^
^ r.?.:.::astation of ILs purpose
Hint. It is evidenced by clean^E:thou:
and witliin.
^B.'ead with Ins audience that
^Be not like white sepulchers,
Hr.rr.ju: and within filled with
Hion. Love the truth, he said.
Hnot enough to tell the truth,!
Minister held. One must live I
Huh in order to obtain the full I ^
^Br. is much more difficult and |
Hs careful watching, but the I
H mean a clean, truthful, up-1
Hg man or woman. It is al
High;. but the prize is worth I
^B for the baccaulaureate serH
. .1 by a choir froml
IHcool luiuer t.ie direction ofI
Belie Dan.eron. Dr. Gibbs,
H minister, lead the congregaH
Dtwser. Others on tiie stage I
Hhe Rev. Mr. lane were Prof. I
and Supt. J. Edward Alien. I
Ms How To Make
Mrofit With Lambsl
UGH. April 2 i.?Early Spring
fed to be kept gaining in
t from birth,: hould be ready
arket when they are four or
ion;h of age. Ihose growers in
Carolina who make money
lambs are the ones who fol- I
his practice and are ready
1 before the flood of western I
reaches the central market. 1
ie present outlook for early t
g lambs indicates a good price,
lower profits expected in late
g and Summer." -ays John E. i
r. livestock investigator at
collese. '"Lamhe TvoiorViincr _
Ijnds and with good ,
inish are most desir;apest
gams are made c
mbs are young when
iuld be from one-half ^
In The g
] Fseling \ s
i shy v;
1 began to suffer i ?
with headache and I.
biliousness," saysMr.
John C. Malone, of ' j
Baena Vista, Ohio. "I I.
had a hurting through p
the middle part of !)
my body which seem- 1
ea to come from indi- |
gestion. would get (
constipate i, and then
feel all ci t of sorts. (\
I would get up in the ;,
mrnrr.;~~
ZV. JeeilM CllZ*
Would disaeveryt"lir,g * ate 6
^!th me. 1
didnot^^; J me why I i
Drau?ht-1 I
Oiei-. ,H* i1'3^ the rnedi- (
iw ,e 4 V/hen I feel
by m,; onili'K on, I begin
iSLa Sf: of Blackdime
to a"L ni8bt. I condaye
anj. e !t for several
wMei
^ Only 1 ccnt a
*HEDF0i:D'8
jj}lSJlfc
?Dle?tT?0NSTI P*T'?H
S uffw* t0nl0 /
Warren ton, Ni
to one pound each day. To get such'
gains, however, the young animals
must be fed some grain in addition I
to malk and grass."
Lambs which weigh 85 pounds and \
sell for $17 a hundred will return l
as much net profit as those which':
weigh 95 pounds and sell for $12 to!
J14 per hundred pounds later. Thej
adds will usually be in favor of
earlier lambs and usually the difference
in price is greater tthan that
quoted. I
In feeding grain to young lambs, 1
a creep is needed. All food should
ae placed here away from the older
;heep. Keep the troughs and feed ?
;lean and supply fresh food daily. ;
\ny food left from the previous day
should be removed and it is a good
plan to so build the troughs that
he lambs cannot get their feet inside.
Lambs will begin to eat when ^
ibout two weeks old and the first ,
jrain given should be finely ground. .
When the animals are about six
veeks of age, grinding is not nec:ssary.
Feeding grain in addition to milk '
md grass will bring out the stunt;d
lambs and cause the more vigo- 1
ous ones to finish in better quality, 1
says Mr. Foster. (
Catawba county farmers planted 1
nore clover, alfalfa and lespedeza ]
his Spring than at any pervious ]
ime during the eight years County ]
\gent J. W. Hendricks has beer, at ?
vork in the county. ^
In Memorium i
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MRS. LAURA DANIEL
Written by Mrs. Amma Graham '
or Warren Chapter D. A. R.
When our D. A. R. Chapter met
rith Mrs. C. R. Rodwell on Febuary
8th, 1924, there was a hush
>ecause the news had come that
Irs. Laura Daniel was worse and
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?rth CaroHiBa ?pj.
not expected to live. The end
came the following Saturday at
midnight. Soon her body was on
its way home accompanied by her
only son and his wife. They were
met at Norlina by the family and
numbers of sympathizing friends
who formed the funeral cortege to
Fair view Cemetery, where she was
tenderly laid to rest by the side of
her daughter, Margaret, to await
the resurrection morn. The quantity
of beautiful flowers attested
the warm spot that she held in the
hearts of her kindred and friends.
'Green be the turf above thee,
Friend of my better days;
None knew thee but to love thee,
None ramed thee but to praise."
This is our first meeting since
cnat sad event, and we fell that
we mast pause and pay tribute to
the one who was the first to suggest
a D. A. R. Chapter for Warrenton.
She felt that there were
Seeds that should be commemorated
and work that should be done
and those who ought to be interested,
and she was not disappointed.
The first meeting of the chapter
:or organization was held in her
nome and she was the only viceregent
we have ever known. Twice
lad she represented us at our
5tate Convention; first in Ashefille
and last year in Raleigh.
She was hostess at our February
neeting one year ago and little did ,
we think when we were being so '
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IE WARREN RECOF
happily entertained that afternoon
that it was the last time she would ]
ever be with us. Her wise counsel i
and helpful suggestions will be i
greatly missed.
If she meant this to the chapter, :
what has she meant in her own :
home! She ministered to all and
shielded them from every care,!
bearing the burdens herself and so
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