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- Messrs LynwoooV and Aubrey
c Turner, Jasper Tyndall,- Frank
Wiley, Mr. and: Mrs. 3 J. Smith;
-t 1 oM.I. TaniM V CntttH
attended rthB" C, HitetbalU.Mra hag .returned
came iri Chanel Hill Saturday.
Mrs. Leslie Turner, Mr- Ai W.
Turner and Mrs. J.-D. Sandlin of
' Beulavyie . re Raleigh visitors
Friday. . i - A '"4" ; y
Friends "here are"' interested In
the engagement of Ma. Hugh Ma.
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Well of Washington, U. U ana
: Pink Hill to Miss Helen Jean Rags
dale of Washington, 0. C, and Wll
liamslnn, S. C. The marriage;will
take place October 1JM " ' v -Major
Maxwell and Miss Bags
dale attended the Carolina-Georgia
game at Chapel Hill Saturday, They
; were - met there, by Mr.; Rommie
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Holt of Atlanta. Oa . and" Mr. Leo
WatUngton of Reidsville, who Also
attended the game. vr.;-
Misa Mason Worlev of Pink Hill
onderwent an appendectomy in a
saniora nospiuu usi . weanesaay.
She Is a member i of. the Sanford
to her home in WilsoiTarteT visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs., w. j.
Smith.1,. .... , -. ., "
Mr, and Mrs. Rotter Inman and
daughter were guests of relatives
in Greensboro recently. ,
'Sanford. Lee.. Jr., left recently
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ior aiaie uoiiege wiiere wui w
a student He was accompanied by
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lee
and Hiram Lee;-- &:Z:'-- .
Miss Emilelgh Maxwell, employ
ed in Norfolk, Va spenttte. week
end at her home here r
Mr. and Mrs. ' Johnnie Holden
visited relatives in Greensboro tod
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attended the Duke-State football
game in Durham Saturday.
Mesdames Sallle Westbrook and
Belle Swinson spent a few days in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Stroud in Kenansville last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Brice Worley ant
daughter of Richmond, Va., . were
guests of Mr. and Mrs.' Jack Wor-.le'y.0ie.past-weeknd;,,.-t;7
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RK. Smith of tJNC spent the
week end at home here.
- Miss Rose Maxwell is spending
this week with friends in Reids
ville.1 She will be married to Mr.
J. H. Watlington, Jr on October
26, in Reidsville. .- .
I Mr. and Mrs. . H. S.l Wetmore
and Miss Mary B. Wetmore of Ral
eigh were guests of Mr. T. G. Smith
who is ill, last Monday.
Mrs: Walter Godwin and daugh
ter "Billy", returned to their home
in Wilmington Sunday after a week
end visit with relatives at Max
well Mm.'"- r
Dennis Smith has returned from
Kinston where he has been hospi
talized as the result of an accident
in a bath houne -nt Carolina Beach.
Young. Smith, stepped through the
floor when .'a sleeper gave "way
and suffered a serious knee injury.
He is still unable to walk.
Mr." Aubrey Smith, son of Mr.
and ..Mrs.- Alvin. Smithy who has
been fit the. Kavy; has received his.
discharge and is how at home. He
expects to go to Washington, D. C,
sood where , he .will marry Miss
Betty- WiUiams . in that city. The
couple will reside there t and ' Mr.
Smith will take training in refrig
eration. - ' ' -'"-'.; .
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and
son of Pcr-iT'C'ola, Fla. Mr. and Mrs.
Celia G. Sut'on of Mr. Pelham
Sutton'of Durhsm made a brief
visit with Miss Celia Maxwell on
Friday. Mr.i. Joneses the former
Miss Mary Mae Sutton,
1 Mr. Jack Worley was at Sanford
several days iat week where ne
was called because of the illness
of his day?l.t!s', Miss Mason Wor
ley. " r - i . V
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Mt Has H ppened There
- Most of u thi-uyht it would never,
happen. ' But U has.?' According to
the Associated P ss, the House of
Commons on August 8 approved a
bill giving the British government
authority to tell its. pepple where
they must work and what they - must
do. This means that the 'govern
ment may order men and women
to do whatever-Job-it pleases:, coal
mining, fanning, Ashing, anything.
Moreover, it means the government
may choose the plice where any
man ' or' woman must work. - . .
This is a drastic step. Why is
individual freedom thus destroyed
by a country with such a long rec
ord of nigh devotion to the Individ,
ual citizen and, to freedom? The
answer is simple. Two years-ago
a socialistic government embarked
upon a campaign for government
management of leading. Industries in
England. Things were in such a
bad way, because of weakness from
war, that the people permitted this.
Crisis Upon Crisis ;
The socialistic government relied
upon nationwide sympathy 'and co
operation. However, this , lasted
only few weeks. Then as ab
senteeism set in and productivity
lagged, the whole system bogged
down. The crisis came last winter,
when terrible coal famine .came
.to that country with plenty of coal
under - ground; " Under socialism
crisis thrives on crisis,-and there
were more to come. .In thesa crises,
it is easy for men te accept dis
aster, if they think it will prevent
more disaster.' ? ; rrc-yyi:
This is what has happened, In
an apparent final resort to keep gov
ernment management of Industry
from becoming a complete failure,
the British - are taking this more
drastic stop. Yea,- in peace-time
one t of the 'greatest liberty-loving
countries in the history -of the world
has given its government author-'
sty to draft labor, and to tell each
man' and woman where to work and
what to do.
, . Let's Have Freedom r-s
Despite their great love of liberty,
the British people have now found
that .lost of individual freedom fol
lows adoption of a government man
aged economy, Just as night follows
.day, .; It leads to this every time.
It is sad to see this great country,
like others that have accepted the
blandishments of socialism, willingly-give
up the freedoms for which
her people have shed blood through
the centuries. -"-. ;7 "
y A considerable number of our
people are evidently inspired by for
eign ideologies, and soma are ask
ing for government control of Amer
ican industry. - This step England
is now taking is a real warning to
all American workers that with
government management of Indus
try there must -surely come gov
ernmeat dictation to workers. The
workers. In the face of constant
crisis, are told where to work and
what: to io, '..,);: V i
Seeing that these things point In
every direction toward a totalitari
an governments our people should
make UP their ' minds - now that
we do not'wanr government man
aged economy. What is happening
in liberty loving England is proof
that such dictation cannot be
evi'led once government manage-
r . Is Bdnp'pd. Lt t'S fTrnfr
Mrs,' Sallle Westbrook and Mrs.
Walter Stroud of Kenansvilie at
tended the funeral of Mr. Pat
Wright In Kinston .Thursday. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Simmons
and .daughter, - Shirley of Golds
bordjrisited'Mr. end Mrs. W. J.
Smith Sunday.
; Messrs W. W. Maxwell, J. D.
Grady, Hess Davis and Leroy Sim
mons attended the . State-Duke
iootball game at Durham Saturday,
Holds Meet
A regular meeting of the iink
.HjII Civics Club was held at' tho
school Friday night, Sep.. 26.
. .;..-Xi ;uer C:&' Thompson of
y .'.,'Mr Pot .-of jt'-u A-nar.'ecn
Legion, was present and asked the
club to-endorse the proposal for
the new veterans hospital slated for
this section to be. built at Seven
Springs. They vot.d unaniamously
to instruct the secretary to wi ite a
letter to Senator Clyde Hoey, en
dorsing the proposal, A barbecue
supper was served. ...
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Mr. James E, Hobgood of Oxford
has announced the engagement uf
his daughter, Janie Frances, to Mr.
Hugii Cur3 Turner. Mr. Tui'ncr is
j son of Mr. and -Mrs. L. R. Turner
of Pi.Jt Hill. ''
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Fronting on highway No. 24 leading to
Jacksonville. Joining the Methodist
Church lot. City water and lights, near
good school and churches. The Duplex
home contains two apartments, each hav
ing 4 rooms, kitchenette and bath. Ideal
for investment or to buy for a home and
have extra apartment for rent
" VANCE GAVIN, Owner
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Ladies Invited
Use Care In, Handling
Imf lammable Insecticides
Great care should be taken when
using inflammable Insecticides to
spray barns? corn cribs, etc -Carbon
bisulfide of "high life"
is one of the most dangerous-spray
more dangerous than gasoline and
can be ignited from the heat of a
steani pipe. v
If lmflammable insecticides and
fumigants must be used they
should- never be kept inside of a
building housing persons or ani
mals, and never should anyone try
to strike a match within ten feet
of a building which is being spray
ed or fumigated.
.When using the imflamr. ablo 'r
secticides, be sure there is ait : p
j ved f. e extinguisher hanly.
Sprays which have a fire ha-r
less than kerosene re cjnsid'?'
safe. Nevertheless, a fire exting
uisher nearby provides necessary
protection.
How women M girls
may get wanted rellaf
(rem functional periodic pain
Cwdul, mmny women lay. bfts 6roiu;ht rc
11 ef txom thm crunp-Uka asony and Dnvoui
train of functional porlodlo dljs treat, rakea .
Ilk tonic, it (hould tlmulata anpeUta,
aid dii!9Uon. tints neip nulla reelst.
ancs for uk "U.. a to come. e
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' There Wilf Be A Bie Sauare Dance At Pink Ilill l
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Friday Night, Oct. 3 at 8 O'clock Sponsored By
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; The V. F. W. The Music Will Be Played By The
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. Painter Mill Hot Shots. Admission 50 cents.
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More people f fa420
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Music & Singing
By The
KELLY SISTEES
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