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During the mo. Jmiiry
20O circular ' lettei , a written
and mailed, 191 lnu lal letters
, written, 71 offtco ca. i receive .1,
Rno dub programs nado, 33 meet-
. tags were attended. C4 homes v
visited, 25 new; members were v
" rolled, fend 471 .club members v -
In attendance at, the 17 wop .i'
ClUDS. ' .
1 Major Project For January
' .'""Tb major project -.stud! ej dur
. ng the month was house furmsh
tag, Toe Agent gave domo: -.tra-'
tiona on Reflnlshlne, Fumiture as
one unit of work In 11 s project.
1 The member were shown, How to
H Remove Paint From Old Pieces ol
- Furniture; How to Restore Color;
Fillers To Be Used, and How to
Refinish;. which included Refinlsh
.. ing By Using the Oil and Tjurpen-'
time method, an Inexpensive finish,
and The. Shellac and Wax Method.
Each step was demonstrated and j
a numDcr or pieces snown wnicn
illustrated each step in each pro
cess. t x - ;'-.
This lesson proved to be of es
pecial interest to. all members,
i f 28 or More
.lowing leaders made
i contributions at each club
: Clothing, Material i for
.Id linenf Health,. Sunshine;
fi, Hew to have fan early
i n; Child Development, Ban
S the "I Don't Know"; Yard,
nnmg for Improvements; Food,
I, ,siy Food, Essentials; Housefur
malilngs. How td make ' an inex
pensive picture;- Recreation, .Old
Favorite Songs;' Education,. Score
rnade by club, Suggestions for Im
provement. - ' '
;: Clubs Scored Each Month
ft A imnrllv number of the clubs
score oi ...macn
P. Y. . L. LNTERTAINS '
The You. reople of the Pres
byterian church entertained the of
ficers of t e church and auxiliary
at dinner on Friday evening, Feb
ruary eighth at' seven o'clock at
tbs home of their leader Mrs. R.
N, Lominack. .
Ralph . Best.. Jr. and . . Henry
Street. itorncgay,. Jr.; greeted the
nruestqi at the . door. jMiss Bailie
Glbbs ' Pridgen introduced them to
the receiving line which was com
posed of the following '.officers of
the League: Misses Mary Hodges,
Amelia Farrior and messrs Robert
mOtA o ' rnTAI . flfOre OX HI. :.,.J11C1J I
club is ecored monthly by the Edu- Pridgen; Jack Best - and .James
cation Loaders as follows: 75 of Middleton. . A .profusion of Red
members present 10; New mem- Hearts and bowls of narcissus
ber enrolled 5; All - nine leaders were effectively used in the decor
reporting 45; Federation dueB paid a"01 to carry out the approach
by 111 members 10; meeting -well ing Valentine season. Attractive
conducted 10; All 'members inter- .Valentine pace carlds seated the
.. mi nfoinr startfnc on timn" guests at tables arranged In, the
10. Meeting ending on time 10. ,ivinS T00m tod dining room. A
FEBRUARY CLUB PROGRAM . most delicious dinner consisting of
- Meeting called to order by club emcken salad, potato chips, tomato
nre3ident f BBl"u' pii.ues, vyvu ' cuccae sauu'
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of the
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'ached his 69th L y
sr. He was formes v .
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n severaKyears ago. He I
reliant . and Postmaster
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Feb. 9, J.
Mary Murny,
County.'
r Wiliiaii
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Edwar Wu,
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: ian ti..
Ciiodman,
lams, v'
a for several years. His tice of the Peace, returned to
u'ill rest in1 the family iBaw. this week from L"
at his ohifdhood ; home ' where he has made hss horn
?ioe. The. deceased was a: the past two months. 1
f the Presbyterian church again makes his home
n Elder in. Harmony I . o --
: Kerr until he moved to
ol
Williams
Wai jaw. 'I
10.-, !
i 6:l.
it meeting of-all
3 6:45
n. Mr. Anders is a
f Mrs. M. V; Orr, Sr., of
when the Seniors enter
t Juniors of the Warsaw
o at an attractive Val-
were attended by 28 or more mem.
bers each. The Mineral . Springs
club enrolled five new ' members'
which brings their tctal enrollment
up to SO; This club has not . yet
been organized a year.
Clubs Having An Attendance
noes Brooks, a -member
ior Class ereeted the
guests ( t tho .door. The reception
room, li vmg. room tend dining room
were i- suite and ' artistically
decorated, the Valentine motif be
ing carried on In detail,
kiha iMuinn in r.rh rhh i Sonsr: FoUoW the Gleam. . i ' wjcwj
Twi, . ' ' Minutes '- . jijr wim weiuu miu oean wispeu.
The MlnerW SDrtoM Franklin I Ru Call: Answer wfth,One cakes were -served by' mesdames
SS WimS tbing you plan to do this year to ac PeirCe and I
Teacheys, and MagnoUa - Clubs more : ful f ; I
March 4th; Leaders Record Co, toasts were" enjoyed: "To The El.lfo "! ZZZlrX
test for free trip ,to State' Short, dors," Miss SalUe Glbbs Pridgen. a JSSSTS
.Course. Place fo March meeting. Response Dr. J. M. Williams; "To L ter in l evening S2S
Old' Business: Club dues; Dedi- The Deacons,"- Miss Amelia Far- were it,.,ited jrl tt?Xtairn7m
cation of tree on court house lawn rlor; Response, Mr. D, E. Bost;'1 whBrp rl ,. " VT
Z.Ito Mrs. Hubert Boney, Federation ."To The President of The Woman's . dividua, Zl arLTl;Z
president. , . , . - I Auxiliary," .Miss Margaret Korne- 6erve(J. - , ' anlne tn w- V.
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EVERGREENS
AND .
SHRUBBERY
Reducod prices on all plants dur
ing February, f JM
k Before buying it will pay you to
', see these plants and get our prices.
i Agents uemonstrauon: xard
Jmprovement foundation, , lawn,
1 drives, etc. - '
I ' LEADERS PROGRAM ' '
Yard Leades Show one native
I shrub that you think useful-.' for.
landscape work. - ,- . '
Food Leader: Discuss ' "Special
Dishes for February.' -
Clothing Leader:.. Three minute
discussion on "Hygene of
Feet." , ,
Fair View
Nursery
Located on HI way N. C. 40
Adjoining' the Wilson Country
""v Club .
1 WILSON, N. 0.
,.,.! ""6-terca with an exauisite lar ninth
crs;-To Orcle Chairmen,", Miss and cmi.'toTtMaSl
Ruth Frederick;, Response, Mrs.!fiUed tlx rZnZZV
W. E. Hines; -To Miss Elsie Gib-) flanked on either "de wito d
sen," Lionel Gra,dy; Response, Miss candle., in n. ,.,- '
Gibson; A song and yell' for the. .This occasion, honoring the Jun-
Hors is one - of the outstanding j Saied and . Wlliamsr. and Mrs.
Lominacka closed the program.
MRS. R. H. BEST, JR., HONORED I About sixty guests were uresprft
Mrs, p. E. Best was a . most . ttmo"8 lncae were Senior class
PinkHillNEVS
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A resrular meeting of UieParent-
h Teacher 8Hociation was held in the
? ENTERTAIN JUNIORS auditorium of the school,.' Thurs-
, o , - r. day evening on February 7th.
nW Mt ntiii f m a A 'riroeTam. oresented by ' the
a srene of loveliness on I Elementary. Grades, was veryj
" evenlner. Fbriirv 'much enjoyed. ' . ,' ,w . I
eyed Susan,'' ' a comedy m ' three
acts, to be presented he In the
near future. The exact date will be
announced later. Miss Canley . of
Nashville; Tenn.,' was present. She
will coach the comedy.
- Mrs. T. A. Turner is president of
the P. T, A., and Mrs. ,vHorace
Tyndal secretary " '
Among those.- from here - at
flvonira TTIirH 9rhnnl TClnatnlt. Fri.
day nighf to hear Cydel Erwin,
State Superintendent of .Public In
struction were: Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Turner, : Linwood Turnery Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Jqnes, Mr. v and Mrs.
Jbnes Smith, J. A. Worley, Misses
Louise and Grace Jones, Mr. and
Mrs- T. A, Turner, Miss Ruth Tur
ner, Mrs. Herbert - Jones, Mrs.
Floyd Heah, Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Jones, Miss Helen Tankard, Miss
Ruth Hough", Miss" Pauline Rober-
Bon, Miss Celle Maxwell; Misses
Pre,
STANI'O:
Sunday
.11:00.
11:00
ing Life Ccunt"
chool, 2:30
Preacliiis-r .3:30
' "Making Ifife Count"
You will find a welcome at
any of these services. ! . -
o
Rose Hill P. V. A.
Hold February Mcctl
Not T t's
The Rose Hill Parent-Teacher QUIcrs LUNC.i - I i
Association held v its 1 February i
meeting in the school ' house last
'Monday, tight. In the absence of
COUNTRY I
m charming hostess on Wednesday i "?018' UttleAnn West, daughter
: : liurontn, 1?oKn,oMr v,lt 'Of; Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Wont and
House Furnishing: Shaw hand-, t Bpby Lominack: little s nf
made rug, Counterpiece, sofa pil- Contract Brldgei honoring Mr. and; Mrs. R. N. Lominack.
low or embroidery work you hand MrS! R H. Beu8t; Jr '
made note: show only one.
groom of January.
CE-flECKS -
FOR SALE: State. Blood
testei Chicks, Burred 'Bock
and Tlhode Island Reds. d
SQUTHEftLAND
;HATCHEjiY :
WALLACE, N.
Garden Leader: Read Mr.. Mor
row's report only on "The ' seeds! 1 The reception' room and dining
and . plants to put in the garden room were en suit, and appro
during February." priately and artistically decorated
Child Development : - Lead a 3- suggestive of the Valentine season,
minute- discussion on "Unexpected Attractive Valentine tallies seated
Rewards." jthe guests for bridge. At the con-
Recreation: STUNT: Making a elusion of the games the honored
Valentine.. , The . member making guests were remembered with use
the most attractive valentine with-' ful gifts. Later in : the evening
in 5 minutes will be jriven an at-' guests were invited into the dining
tractive Valentine. Leader, have to- roomajid served a delicious.,
a box 'strips of red paper 8 inches Ba,ad plate,; with hot coffee; The!
long and 6 inches wide, one ball of dining tame was lovely with an ex
red twine, scissors (white ink and fluisite lace cloth. The centerpiece
pen will be furnished) Give each being a crystal bowl filled with
member ber supplies and note time ' Red Japanese quince, and' lighted
by clock give signal and at end,iby $ tapers In crystal holders
Or OF C ENTERTAIN MEMBERS
,OF 4AMES KENAN CHAPTER
" ' U. D. C. , ,
iTh chil4ren of the Confederacy
entertained 'the members -of" the
James Kenan Chapter U. D; C, at
the Hut on ' Saturday afternoon;
February rJinth at 1:30 o'clock. Tho
Hut was most effectively decorat J
ou in vtuueuerate nags and potted
plants. 'The 'President Mian Aim
."Bast, was hVcharge of the meeting.
mis. u, rarxe rrwgen led a sweet
and Impressive Devotion. After a
short business session the follow
ing attractive program was enjoy
ed: " ' , . .
Very Much LrrrcveJ v
After Te.!.lt3 Ct'rJai
I have suffered a preat deal
from cramping," writes Mrs. W. A
Bewell, Sr., of Waco, Texas. "I
- would chill and have to go to bed
- for about three days at a time.. I
would have a dull, tired, sleepy
. feeling. A friend told me to ky
Cardui, thinking lb would help me
and It did. I am very much im
; proved and do not spend the time
In bed. I certainly can recommend
. Cardul.to other sufferers." ,
' Thousand! of women teatlfy Cardnl
bnnellted them. If It does not beoeui
YOU, consult a physlolao.
WATCH, CL0C
REPAIIIIKJ
All Work Guuraii:. i 1
: J. W."Kf)NN2L
& EON
' " ' Kennimvlllo, ii. C.
tnrr
"Tbs Southern Girl'; by Miss Eva lWetmore,
H. E. Maxwell, Miss Sarah Ann
Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Tur-1
ner, Miss Doris Turner, Mr. and
Mrs. Ike Stroud, Miss Deilah Whit-'
field, Miss Wetherington, - Miss
Mary Ward and Mr. J. F. Souther
land. , Mrs. 'Ployed Heath entertained
at two tables , of Contract Bridge at
her home 'near here on a recent
evening" .'.' , -"-,'!
. The Valentine ' ' motif was
uniquely carried out in the decora
tions, After several progressions,
scores were added and high score
prize was presented to Mrs. Eborn
Plttman. The - floating prize went
to Mrs, Melvin Jones. "' i
.The hostess - was .' 'assisted by
Mrs. Hal Wetmore ' in serving ; a
Salad course with coffee:' - . i
" Players making up the tables
were Meadames Melvin Jones, Jas
per Smith, .. Jones Smith, J. A, 1
Worley, Horace, Tyndall, Eborn
Pittman, Isaac Stroud, -- and Hal
'GSB'S;":PLAC5
, WEAVER'S BRIDGE
ON HI-WAY NO. 60
. , o . " t r 1
THE MOST UPTO-DATE
Carter.
; Violin Solo- "Swanee River,", by
Miss Dorothy Powell.
.urandma'g .Slippers." bv Miss
award prize. Club must pay for Assisting -the hostess in serving
leaders supplies. . i. -: jwere Mesdames L. P. Best and J
Education Leader's Repprt: ' M Peirce. - .
Scois made.by.club today..Ques .- . 0 .. .
tion to consider: Could we have BROTHER OF MRS. M.'Vi'.ORR -Sgnes Best
Rl667 ' V I PASSES JN WILMINGTON V.aot" abou I our French General,
, Refreshmente: Adjournment ' , Miss Sallie 'Glbbs Pridgen.
o . Mr. E. J. Anders. ' of Wllminp.. t Mrs. .T w irrin. o. o-..
President Roosevelt presents . ton, N. C, died Febiuarvllvt&rVV
i-.om p. m.. at uie James
1936 budget for $8, 520,413,609.
-o-
Among those seeing Will Rogers
In the "County Chairman" at the
Paramount Theatre, Kinston Fri
day '..afternoon were: - Mesdames
Herbert Jones, Eborn, Pittman and
Floyd Heath. Also Masters Eborn
Pittman and Floyd Heathi
- - o . m ;'C
IN THE STATE
PRIVATE BOOTHS
GROUP ACCOMODATION
Just Received Shipment
v
Bonus Issue may be delayed by
Walker lined the year's work fnr th rtiiw. I ealn over 1933. ' , .
, . memorial uospuai m Wilmington, ren or the Gonfederacv. " . " ' t k-
sv International revenue gained, 42 IIe died frora a stroke of paraly- At the close of the program'a
per cent for fiscal year 1934.' " cls' navul eei stricken sevea social hour was enjoyed. At this
- Book ales in 1934 showed a big
for two weeks ended Jan. 2.
JEW RIVER and STUMP
( SOUND OYSTERS
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Your Patronage Will, Be Appreciated
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'2 iV
THERi m NO BETTER
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Than
,i1f if-'.', '.v.
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DIXIE BRIGHT LEAF and DIXIE GOLDEN COVN
4 V.. .Manufactured by Dixie (Chemical Ccrporathn
HARVEV'S j TQBACCJp' GROWER- and-I-'TE7'S
! t , " ' Manufactured by Bauzh 5 Son Co. . N
2;, HARVEY'S GOLDEN YIELD an(! I"-?.VEY'S GC" '
i" ' ' . - . Manufactured by I Ir.rrij Fcit". :r Co.
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