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HER
HEART IS
IN HER
WORK
Devoted Red
Cross volun
teer makes
braille books
for blind
readers.
Thousands
engage in
this work
for the Red
Cross.
RED CROSS NURSE PRO
TECTS MOTHER’S HEALTH
—These nurses annually
visit thousands of ex
pectant mothers, in
structing them in
health measures.
WHEN THERE IS
SICKNESS IN THE
HOME—Red Cross
Home Hygiene arms
sisters and mothers
with vital knowledge
with which to meet this
emergency
. WHAT THE RED CROSS DOB
IN DISASTER—raliel in t6 diSMt«n Hi'n
y*«r. bpmnimA l«r tfci* relM $1,173,300.
K>R rUBUC HEALTH—implwyi 74t iwblic
IimMIi mm««. THm* niir**t:
M«k* • mittivn v'niH to th* tick. AMI in
IimMi MwniiMtioM of fckool chiMran. In-
(Iruct m c«sm to protmct hMMi
«{ moHi*r b«by.
T««clMf Horn* HyyiviM and C«r« tfc* Sick.
A«(itH haaWi aiHWitiM whar* apidemiM aceitf.
FOR VETERANS—Aid* m probtwn* «f 250,000
VataraM and tiiair daj^andanh. Pravidai racraa-
Man for vaforaM in Itoapitait. Sottaiiw moralo ol
man in ra^olar (orvica wifli (riandly katp.
FOR:PUn.lC SAFETY—Train* man is first «y
fo ffca i»i«rad. ln»tr«et* in lifa taviny and wafar
«afafy.
FOR ■ CHILDREN—4Enrofl» aavan milRoa tcKoo^
chiWron in commwiity tarviaa tlirovfii Jwnior
Rad Cr«««.
FOR U. S. GOVERNMENT—lN*tr«eH 70.000
lutamployad man in flr«t aid. Safagaard* C.C.C.
camp workar* witti firtt aid and Ufa («vinf
knoyladga. Maintain* raiarva of nima* for al
amarflaneia*.
FOR THE W.IND—Frovidas braiNa boot* tWo«9<«
many libfaria*.
FOR THE NEEDY—6iva« doHiinf, madiaal uip-
pite*. layaffa* for InfanH. q
FOR THE NATION-^ai«ta!n* 3,700 Cka|>»ar*,
10.000 braneba* raady to nMot any amarfoncy.
FV^. bwidrad ttio«naiid man and woman vobm-
taart giva tbair tarvica* tbranyb (bo Rad Crot*.
FOR THE WORLD — Coo^ato* witb Rod
CroM *oaiatio« of S7 natteiw.
"IT’S YOUR MOVE!"
—Gray Lady and dis
abled sailor play check
ers. Red Cross provides
recreation in all Gov
ernment Hospitals.
WHEN YOU
BREAK YOUR
ARM ON THE
JOB—Seventy
thousand fed-
e r a I relief
workers were
taught Red
Cross first aid
to prepare
against such
emergencies.
DOBBIN TO the RESCUE—Red Crow reii«f worker retorts
I to old methods in r*ackiii9 marooned during winter floods
rin W««hington end M«Ho where 3,000 families were aided.
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No Middleman in the Rexoil Plan^Thi Saving Gois f o You
j,!.. juiie ivit.'iver wejn-
phill.
I Un’i(;r the direotion of M’ss Mary
I Hendrix the B. Y, P. U. had a most
j enjoyaWo weuier loast in a. lovely bit
of woods noar town last Fr*dav even
ing. Aftii' tbe outing they repaired
to th5 bonie ot Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
Parker and, by a previous arrauge-
ment, wure met by the Y. i’. (v. of
the Presbytenan church.
In order to surprise Miss Marie
Parke”, ’vhos‘3 bathday liiej were
honoring, the young people hid
themselves in the guest room, and as
Miss Marie entered the front door
they Issued forth, singing “Happy
Birthday.”
A special Home mission program
was given In the Presbyterian church
by the Woman’s Auxiliary last Tues
day evening. L. B. McKeithen led the
devotional and the Rev. A. V. Gib
son of Sanford gave an informing
and helpful talk on Home Missions.
A voluntary offering for this worthy
cause was at the close of the meet
ing.
The Y. W. A, of the Baptist
church held an interesting meeting
I at the home of Mrs. Laura Rogers of
Route 1 on Tuesday evening.
I "Bud” McDonald, faithful school
I janitor who has been ill for a week,
was able to resume his auties Mon
day.
Miss Edith Averitte of Chapel HjH,
spent Monday night with L)r, and
Mrs. H. O. Averitte.
The Rev. M. D. McNeill, who has
been ill for a week, is i!r.proving
daily. ,
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Wairen ot Al
lendale, S. C., were week-end guests
of Mrs. M. McL. McKeithen and Mr.
and Mrs. L. B. McKeithen. They
were returning from a visit with their
son. Paul Warren, senior at David
son College. Mrs, Warren, before
marriage, was Miss Annie McIntyre,
and lived here for a number ot
years with her father, Daniel Mc
Intyre. They were outstanding citi
zens of the town and county. Mr. and
Mrs. Warren were married here, th3
ceremony being performed by the
Rev. M. D. McNeill.
Miss Mary Hentz, one of the pri
mary teachers, is on the sick list this
week and her place is being supplied
by Mrs. H. O. Averitte.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Reed have
moved into the home of Frost Snow.
Mr. Reed has rented the Snow farm.
Miss Lillicui Cole of the Cornelius
School, near Davidson and Miss An
nie H. Jones, who teaches in Wake
county, spent the week-end with
homefolks.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Loving ot
Sanford were week-end quests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Loving on route 1.
PHOTO SHOP MOVES
The,. Sandhills,, Photo,, Shop,, ot
Aberdeen has moved into the Os- j
bomo bungalow on Poplar street, H. |
L. Epps, manager, announced this
week.
:kn pinks
VKLL <)K(i.\MZKU
rd work on the part'
pils the W*^st South-1
ol organization is |
lape. Along with'
ipments such as the
le new mimeograph.
purpose of printing I
:omes the complete
the School Library,
many new volumes
les for reading and
have been marked
s hoped that friends
11 donate as many
W. I. Morris, High
in charge.
/hich is located on
)f the school build-
11 prepared lunches j
1 teachers. This de-1
n equipped by the i
d and the Smith- ■
.nnie B. Stratford i
is the instructor
cs.
Club has been or-
ar.
of the school is
. At present there
rolled.
.NEAL
VABIAN
sy, Plnehorat or
on’s Stables la
1 Pinee
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Mrs. Millicent A. Hayes, Principal
\ COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
Kindergarten through the 8th year
MUSIC--ART—LANGUAGES
Tutoring Arranged for Older
Groups
Limited AccommodatioDB for
Boarders
TUTORING
French for Adults or Juniors
Chief High School Subjects
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Telephone 7975 7 So. Ashe St.
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any feeling of tiredness —
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rSMAN-WRITER, Rex Be.ich
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;ll-beinfi and renewed energy,
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