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Teen Age Club
Eipcts Officers
The Teen Age Club met at the
school recently and elected ' the
following officers for the -coming
year: Joyce Pierce, Pres.;. Thomas
Quinn, Vice-Pres.; Nancy Howard,
Secretary, and Barbory Taylor, as
Treasurer, Howard Davis is the
Reporter. '
: The club meets once each month
at the school. A hayride has been
planned for the near future.
Mrs. Stroud
inferfains Club
Mrs.. Ike Stroud-. was hostess, to
her bridge club at her home on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Matt
. Burke received high score prize
for club ' members, Mrs, - Melvin
Jones second high, while Mrs, G.
' M. Turner received the consolation
prize. Mrs. W. H. Jones received
A high score prize for visitors. -'
Three tables ;were in play. Mrs.
Stroud served jello with whipped
cream and cake..
school auditorium. The president,
Elsie .Byrd, presided. During the
business it was decided to start a
school paper, to be published every
three weeks. Those on the staff are
Editor-in-Chief, Elsie Byrd; Asso
ciate Editor, Eva Edna Grady; Busi
ness Manager, Hunter .Wells; Ad
vertising Manager, Margaret Smith;
Circulation Manager, Elizabeth A.
Kornegay; Sports Editor,' Houston
Maddox; .Social Editor, Vera Rog
ers; News Editor, Carmer Turner;
Exchange Editor, Ardeth Smith;
Arts Editor, Louvenia Wilkins.
; Dorothy Jackson, reporter, for
grades' one through ; eighth; and
Miss Mildred Maddox, Advisor.
After . the election of the staff
the meeting adjourned. - -Bernard
Kornegay, Reporter.
Bi F. GEADY BETA CLUB
The B. F. Grady Beta Ciub held
Its second meeting Oct.' 8 in the
Does belonging to George Tur
ner, Dr. b, W. Ruff in, W. H. Jones
and John' Wm. Jenkins died as a
result of eating rat poison that had
been out about town the past ween.
Mrs. Marvin Simmons m Golds-
boro and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sim
mons of Seven Springs were guests
of Mrs. N. C. Davis Sunday. '
'Mesdames Melvin Jones and W.
E. Williams -and Mr. J. R. Davis
visited Miss Mason Worley at San
ford Monday. :
Mr. and Mrs. Berry Bostic of
Greenville were overnight guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jones Smith on
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Thursday. ' ,
Mesdames J. J. Smith and Ike
Stroud were Raleigh shoppers on
Thursday. . .
'.Mr. j and Mrs. R. A. Grady of
Wilson visited relatives here Sun
day.' v..'..-:.' .
Mr. Van Kennedy of Wilmington
visited Mr. T. Gordon Smith, who
is ill, Friday.
. Miss Celia Maxwell visited rela
tives in Durham at the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Maxwell and
Mrs. Earl Smith were guests of
Mrs. Walter Godwin and Infant
daughter at a Wilmington hospital
Wednesday.
-Mrs. T. A. 'Turner. Mra N T
Farrlor. Mrs. Sallie West brook and
Mrs.' Ralph Wallace attended the
uay or Prayer service at the Caly
pso Presbyterian Church Wednes
day. ' -.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashlev H. Aldriden
left Friday for-New York City to
make, their home. Thev have been
making their home with Mr. and
Mrs. Pinkney Aldridge, parents of
Ashley since his discharge from the
wavy about two. years ago.
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Mrs. NSallie Westbrook spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Remus
Smith at Hillsboro.
Mrs. Jones Smith spent several
days this week with her sister, Mrs.
Wm. Henderson at Smithfield. She
accompanied Mrs. Henderson to
I Fayetteville Tuesday where Cecil
Henderson, a son, underwent an
operation at the Veterans Hospital
R. J. Smith of Wilson spent the
week end with his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. J .A. Worley spent
last week at Sanford with 'Miss
Mason Worley who is ill in the Lee
County Hospital.
Mr. Reet Jones is critically ill In
a Kinston hospital.
Mesdames L. H. Turner and Joe
Davis, Becky and L. H. Turner, Jr.
were in Greensboro Saturday.
Miss Ann May, attending Flora
Macdonald College, Red Springs,
spent the week end at -her home
here.
Miss Rose Badgett, New Lenoir
County Home Demonstration Agent
was a guest of Mrs. L. H. Turner
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Sarah Ann Maxwell of Rich'
hnond, Va. and Mr. Lylton Maxwell
of Winston-Salem were guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E,
Maxwell for the week end.
Mrs. Sam Davis spent the week
end with relatives In Asheville.
. Mr. and Mrs. C. it. Jones and G
R. Jr. of Tarboro were recenguests
of Mr. Jones parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. B. Jones.
H. S. Kornegay of Atlanta, Ga.,
visited his. grandfather,-Mr.-, T. G.
Smith Saturday.
Warden Wilson Of Stale Prison Favors
Capital Punishm enl At
"I am opposed to capital pun
ishment," Hugh Wilson, warden of
the state Central Prison, said in
Raleigh Tuesday.
"The manner in which execu
tions are carried out In -North
Carolina and other places, for that
matter,' defeats the purpose for
which, the laws were designed
namely the prevention of crime,"
Wilson said. , . .
"I prefer gassing to the electric
W.5.0fC.S.
The Womans Society of Christ
ian Service has changed its regu
lar time of meeting from the 2nd
Monday afternoon of the month
to the 4th Monday night. Several
of its members are teaching in the
local school and it was because of
this that the change was made.
This will be temporary, however,
and after school closes they will
observe the 2nd afternoon again.
Fellovshhip Meets
The Woodland Youth Fellnushin
entertained the sub-district on Oct.
1 in the Woodland Methndint
church.' An interesting program
was given. Officers were elected
for the coming year as follows: Rod
ney Kornegay, Pres.; Jack Rock,
V-Pres.r Hilda Lee. Sentv rwi
Margaret Smith, Treas.
After the Droeram and hnsinose
the WS of CS served a variety of
aauuwicnes ana puncn followed sy
some very entertaining recreation
led by Miss Mildred Maddox
chair," , the warden continued. "I
think it is the less painful of the
two, but what I disapprove of In
our system is the fact that the con
victed men are not executed mib-
licly in the counties in which tlw
crimes were committed.
"The law was established as a
crime prevention measure. But you
take a man from one of our west
ern counties, and bring him down
here and execute him. the Deonle
in his county hardly know what is
going on.
"On the other hand, if the man
is publicly executed in the vicinity
wnere ne committed the crime, it
would serve as a warninc to the
witnesses not to attempt to get
away with the same thing.
"I do not' advocate makinir a
picnic out of an execution, but I
contend that since we tin havmM
capital punishment and since it is
legal unaer law that we should use
it more effectively as a crime de
terrent," Wilson said.
Ed. Note: Ye editor agrees with
Mr. Wilson thoroughly. You who
have never seen an execution can't
imagine what it is. And that's the
point in my opinion. Get others to
see it.)
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Reul Jarman of
Seven Springs announce the birth
of a daughter in the Goldsboro
Hospital Monday morning, Oct. 13.
Mr. Jarman is Mayor of Seven
Springs and Mrs. Jarman is the
daughter of Mrs. Major Sutton of
Outlaw's Bridge.
Residents of Hatti .
Visiting in Chocolate
Mrs. Rollins Snelllng and little
Susan Grady from Port-Au-Prince,
Hatti, are visiting Mrs: Snelling's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dave
Grady.
Southern Farm
' Continued heavy fall marketings
of cattle and calves pushed prices
sharply lower this week but a de
mand in the Ga.-Fla.-Ala., direct
marketing area kept pricer steady.
Declines were from 90 cents to
per hundred pounds., ' '
Hog arrivals Increased with clos
ing tops up to $27.50 at some mar
kets. , ;; f " ' ).
Broiler prices weakened with
losses of 2 to 4 cents a pound. -
Egg prices held at high levels.
Nearby produced eggs sold direct
to retailers in Atlanta at 70 to 79
cents a dozen: Raleigh grading sta
tions were 62 cents.- "
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