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Several Interestiag Ocourances
Discussed at- Meeting Toes.
MISS W00T8N.
Was
in Absence of
1 The Pitt County
t. ^
R. C. held its^ meeting- in the
Chapter's office ?a * ? Tuesday
morning, June. -17th> -A leitex
from Miss Pajlie Wooten was
read in which she tendered her
resignation as chairman of the
r* chapter and as chairman o( the
: ' executive boards as she Is out of
town for the summer and can*
not carry on work. This
resignation was not-accepted for
the board realizes that it has had
in Miss Wootea a faithful and
loyal worker and the members
J want to keep her as their chair
man. Mrs. Richard Williams,
the vice chairman as
ry on the workHiotUI the chair
talk is primarily to voungr moth
ers butthe whole community in'
vited. ,, :v V .
A motion was made and car
ried that the Pitt County Chap
ter have a cefebration for the
soldiers and sailors of: {he late
war oii the Fourth of July. This
will include the colored as well
as the White meu but the colored
people of the county will loot
after their men and they will be
fed in a different warehouse.
There will probably be a
led by a band; a short
and then a' barbecue
The dinner will be served to the
soldiers and sailors only and not
to their families.
It was decided thai the com-,
mittee to raise money consist of
one member from each branch
in the county, and that the mem
bets of this committee be given
power to call upon anyone else
io help them. Instead of "taking:
the money from the Chapters1
treasury H is desired to raise the
money outside. Each branch is
urged to raise some of this
money, and this should be seal
to the treasurer by the last of
Tune at the latest. Authority
was given the chairman to ap
point *11 necessary committees
to make this celebration a credit
to Pitt county and to make the
boy* feel that we are glad to
to^thejfc 1&&, As it is baajd
to the secretary of the chapter.
There will be no invitations seni
directly to the boys but they art
invited to come and if possi
ble wear their uniforms? Green
ville Reflector. M
j
^Jttoe .18.^Pres*
>pes lo leave Paris
too _ Jwie 24 or
jg dKicfal bus>
m his "s?w
early ill July.
& White House
Should he leave, Paris a week
from tcftoowpw ihe President
should arrive in Washington
s,s'sss.rr
aant io an address to a joint
session of the senate and house.
S# i 'v I
Jr., left today lor New
ereihey go to purchase
illy ins machine of the
tern sod size of the one
beentoihk city twite
delivery in ten
I veil Field on L
with them on a
will stop emxwte
4itf .Centenary C?tebr?Uolb-JJg
to July 13. They were brought
of Germany during *be revofatfo
low# Tbom*t, worJd travejw
explorer. - whose travelogues wl|
given in Columbus as a featra
the celebration.
Thomas; entered Germtaf . M
most critlear ptflod, without
JOitjOfc his
: turer In Bwlln. -showlng^ ^rea t fjofc
and the general cbaos of Uie city at
thaw Tiews and In
-cidental- ?<*???, Mr-.- Thonup wia
Prtiitlnt at
tbe tfin* ot General Alienbyja <*cnp*
accompanied th* Brit
jfr tooet.0,
Grams Not Dispose* to Sf^
Bat Fear The Result K P
IteyDoNot
Nothing official has yet be
come known as to what action
the German government will
tak3 regarding the peace treaty.
A,t Weimar the document is be
ing /carefully studied by the Na
tional Assembly's peace com
mission.
Unofficial reports are that
there is great dissatisfaction on
(he part Of the German Cabinet
oiemberfr andbigh German ;|bf
said alargefiajoH^rw
'.V1! . ? V' WEREA
tfem,? newspapers take a
dink view of Tl? doctrme,
Ute^ie So^ay if the
armistice is permitted automatic
iot? that if ci:
I A-jii
fast age and days of
progression ifc arqftiow living
in, it would be startlling and
interesting to know bow much
of unnecessary disease and death
is due to ignorance and how
|Uo tafelessnesiF ''If > you
. - , v
were to accuse a person of be*
in^ienpranl lolhe-facl Cbaf be
could be prevented from having
wouldhave a y?erfect jijtto to
slap yoli in the face, for every
body from tKe 1)aby to grand
daddie' knojvs and have been
knowing for years that you
Uop'lbave, to have such diseases
as small pox and typhoid fevar.
So when a person dies from the
effects of either of these diseases
you can put it down, that some
Wtovr $&'.
Pitt county
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| Plan To Meet Here Second
C-c Tuesday (A Each Nonth
Hewafter
. ~ - ??
Beginning a series monthly
conferences, district agents of
the Agricultural Extension Ser
ll ? . -
Vice met yesterday at the State
Department of Agriculture build
ing with the state agents and
I Director B, W. Kilgore, to dis
? ?* ? ?
cuss the most mportant features
jof farm and home demonstra
tion work in North Carolina.
Beginning with this meeting
Director Kilgore plans to hold
one on the second Taesday of
e>ch month for the purpose of
unifying and co ordinating all
phase* of extension activity.
An especial effort will be i
to gain a complete
agent In the different counties |
so that ^program may be out
lined amtl&HOwed that will be
of the greatest benefit to the
farmers and tfceir Wives.
Most of the morning session
was devoted lo the question of
community organization. Plans
us?eri for taking, up
some^efinate lines of vvork all
j:|Jlernoo%
of co operating to make" the
Farmers1 Stale Convention on
August 27, 28 and 29 a success.]
One of the important parts -of
this convention will be a feature
inaugurated by the men and
women agents, ane plains for
this part of the program were
heard. The toys1 short course
lot club members which will be
held at the State College just be
fore 4hfi Farmer^, Qe?ventibn
was also gi ven, some considera
tion.
?News & Observer.
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SCARCITY OF HAY IN
NORTH MOLINA.
Why Doesn't Net& x Carotins
Grow its Own Hay?
Western bay is selling in
Northampton at from $40 to $50
per too, and not enough can be
bad at these high' prices to sup
ply the demand. TTiere seems
to be a hay famine. People do
not complain of the price but do
comptam because tbey cannot
find enough for sate to supply
aJ. j ? . ? ??- >
It seemsstrange that such con
ditions shouM exist in a country
where grasses, .clovers, wheat
and Oft ts grow to perfection, and
wJiere two hay crops san be
gic^n on the same land every
year*
The tenant system is largely
responsible for these conditions.
Our land- grow clover and
oats as well aft any land m the
whole country. People who have
lived for many years in states
where corn and oats are the
principle crops tell us they have
seep as
ton a* thfey.
from which
jfptwo cropi^ yeS
to gro^ two
crops of hay ia one y&u corn
can be planted after the clover
and will make a good crop with
out any fertilizer.
These ere Questions that should
interest evorv Southern farmer,
and one, under our changed
tabor conditions, that is bound
to tiaim our attention.- ??a
noke Chdwan Times.
Game in'On
divisions- Sundayand Monday
are the following:
first 'iieirt. L l? , Adams;
ley; John R. Lockley, Wilming
ton.
fe. Aboard *|he<Sawanee, mem
ben of the 344th field ajtifefy.
were the following North GafO
Wilmington;
?Amick, Libert
basks, Conco
Ca?ey; Ctmp