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A department conducted for
The Warren County
Memorial Library
By MABEL DAVIS
The librarian
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Miss Gilbert Visits Library
Miss Margaret Gilbert, representing
the State Library Commission,
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VISltea inis nuraiy last wttn..
expressed herself pleased with the<
library and the work being done,
and commended the vision and sacrifice
of those forward looking citizens
whose efforts made possible a
county library. She reported several
other counties that are taking
steps toward establishing public
libraries, and several others that
are building, as we did, with the
aid of PWA funds.
Plans For Story Hour Deferred
We are disappointed that plans
for a weekly story hour for juniors
have had to be called off this summer.
After waiting all of these
years for a place for it, it seems the
irony of fate that conditions do not
favor. We have the hall and the
proffered assistance of Mrs. Duke
Jones, who has had training in the
work, but we are afraid to assume
resnnnsihilitv for anv errouD work
among children until danger from
infantile paralysis has passed.
Memorial Volumes Received
We are indebted to Misses Lucy
and Edith Burwell for a copy of
Forty-two Years in the White
House by Irwin H. Hoover, given
in memory of Mr. Pettway Burwell,
and to the Men's Bible Class of
Emmanuel church for the Colonial
Period of American History by
Charles M. Andrews, the 1935 Pulitzer
prize award for the most distinguished
work in history. ISiis
book comes to the library as a tribute
to the memory of the late
Thomas G. Taylor of Oxford, father
of our townsman, Joseph W. Taylor.
From an out-of-town friend
we received a check for $7.00 recently
to be expended in children's
books.
Other appreciated gifts include
two books for juniors from Miss
Eula Clark, a copy of the Soul of
Democracy by Grigg, presented by
Mrs. W. C. Williams, Macon, and
beautiful camelias and lotus from
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The Joke Was on the Scientists
The following questions?part of
a highly intelligence test?are catch
questions, supposed to be unanswerable
until recently a bright young
University of Iowa graduate confounded
the scientists:
1. How long is a piece of string?
2. How far can a dog run into
the woods?
Answers:
1. A piece of string is twice as
long as the distance between its
center and either end.
2. A dog can run only half way
' into the woods. After that he is
running out of the woods.
?Readers Digest.
Elberon Items
Mrs. W. L. Fleming of Henderson,
Misses Bettie and Lorine Fleming
were visitors in the home of Mrs.
Delia F. Aycock Sunday.
TV/Ti* anr? Mrs Ashfon .Tones Of
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Henderson spent a few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Jones.
Miss Delia Peoples has returned
to her home after spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Johnnie
Short, of Middleburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Capps of J
Townsville spent a few days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. 1
Mustian.
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Aycock and j
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Aycock and f
children were visitors in the home t
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Benson of ,
Inez Sunday. ?
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Peoples, Mr. t
and Mrs. H. F. Jones and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peoples were
visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. c
Johnnie Short of Middleburg Sun- ?
day. c
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Aycock and ?
daughter, Rosebud, were visitors in i
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. \
Mustian Sunday. t
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Aycock and 1
family and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. f
O'Neal and daughter, Mildred, were
visitors in the home of Mrs. Delia
F. Aycock Sunday night. i
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shepherd were r
visitors in Warren Plains Sunday, f
Mrs. B. T. Clark spent Saturday g
night with her sister, Mrs. Wavely t
Harden of Norlina. c
Miss Alma Howell of Townsville 1
is spending a few days with Miss 1
Gladys Mustain. c
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WASHINGTON . . . Congressman
MarHn Dies (D) of Texas (above),
would bar all immigration for 50
years and compel admitted aliens
to seek citizenship within 12 months,
thus purging the country of
6,000,000 deportables. He claims
there are 3,500,000 illegally entered
aliens now here and wresting jobs
from our own unemployed.
Household Hints
If you know someone who's stageitruck,
and bound and determined
,o do something about it, send her
iround to see the American Acad:my
of Dramatic Arts when she
jets to New York, instead of sendng
her around to warm the chairs
)f the casting offices. If she's good,
hey'll find it out in the first senester.
If she isn't, she'll be gently
idvised to continue what she used
,o do!
Some of the smartest maternity
Iresses ever designed are being
ihown in the fashion centers these
lay. They're adjustable?even the
ivening clothes! They wrap around
n front, and you'd hardly know it
vas that type, and the slips reverse
he process at back. Small prints,
aces, and dark sheers do wonders
or the changing figure.
If you have a child who's growng
into the stage where more and
nore new foods are given him, ofer
the new feed when he's hungriest.
If he refuses a second bite,
,ake it away. But offer it again
>n the second day when he's really
lungry again. Repeat this, and
ie'11 take it eventually. When he
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food from that time one. i<
When eggs are properly cooked, |'
evening an infant can digest them |'
?omitting fried eggs, and eggs
served with highly seasoned sauces.
. . . But don't serve a dessert ,
that is rich in eggs in the same
meal with the main course of eggs!
How's your posture? If it isn't
good, you can't be a really good
dancer, for it's the graceful fellow
through in transferring the weight
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ders over the hips that makes the
fluid, graceful dancer. Exercises
for the stomach and back muscles
are of first importance for the prospective
dancer.
The origin of the shape of a
pretzel was of religious significance,
being symbolic of the arms folded
in prayer.
Gaston county will produce at
least one-fourth more wheat this
year than last. Five new thrashing
machines and over 20 reapers were
purchased this spring.
Alleghany county sheep growers
cooperated in the regional wool pool
in which over 80,000 pounds of wool
was sold for 29 cents a pound.
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TRUCK buyers of
North Carolina ha
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Truck sales show an
nationally for the first
this year, while the F
Norfolk territory shov
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nationally,?109.7% ii
tory. This is the larg
truck and commercial
by Ford Motor Compa
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Ford dealers have she
actual tests that the n
V 8 trucks and comn
by far the best Ford M
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One of the best small grain harvests
in years, report Rowan farm- ^
3rs, who increased their production
Df wheat and oats this season.
Lespedeza seeded on small grain
in Catawba county has begun vig- '
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Get this money-saving combination.
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four months of mounting fron
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;est volume of v-8 engine wi
car retail sales ?Jew F?rward
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been harvested. ^ ^ ^ ^ work under WJneetto ?
^ ft heavy production Icounty agents office.
seed this ' Renew your subscription.
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Although the gr;<M
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1 We enjoyed our \ cqL |miss 84 sood o'.i\H
a . ,idaV yesterday at- i Obu i days when we ^?
I I and trust \ double-header bJH
I terno ^ 1 beaVS \ball game here Jfl
I that you \ witb a Ithe Fourth. ?
? {uii day enjoye ^ vengeance I ? M
| twice as muci. . Wc are anxious U?
1 ,aS\ tnese Wall to come
a The golf course _i bead 1 check the spread Jl
I f mica for WW protect youi ^
1 Warrentonians ^ health* ?
a remained in '
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! erence to a trip to are few cases in ?
a some distant town. c 01 , weather
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| Our sympathy goes Sun Hats "Evesdropping aea. I
; our to those friends said Adam as hi I
j who lost heavily by Jungle Hats wife fell out of I
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j The whole county or Caps
< needed rain, but we We'll miss the hn I
jj didn't need light- We also have a of Company B whT'I
\ hail and a nice line of the-v check-out 11
|| cloudburst. > camp Saturday. $1 I
Bathing Caps of luck to each I
J Our drug store is the them.
I nicest place we have Drop by and look
i found during these You can get I
S hot days. Come in c makings of a might: H
* for a cooloff. good shampoo here I
1 HUNTER DRUG COMPAMl
PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
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istribution, obtained by | f00.110111? ofthe Ford V-8 Pick-Up,VI
t springs ahead of axle I mvitey?uto make this test? CallyoiffM
a throughofurard' im' I ^ f?day f?f a" "?n
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35 FORD V-8 TRUCK commercial car with your own load.-HESE
ADVANCED FEATURES I OQ Vour own route, w ith your out I
th 80 full horsepower I ?^r^ver at the wheel. The results wiflB
fr!ntDax*ebUti?n I shovv V?u the reason for such tremen
fear axle I dous Ford V-8 truck,and commerci*-'1
(ntS'orei^D^c^'oh I Cf J'.SaIeS Sain?you will be under no I
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