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i m BOUSE FRIKTERY r J; ? f ? i i ?.. * r ?? in* .in i ? 11 - * ": ? *1/?~>S?i:' , ..-L!>" ^-4* '?'' &> 'i G. -A. Rouse^ Editor &d Manager I n " !-????? Sabecrtpdoa Pri<? 9m Year?J ,;C,df *i.? She Months .? Mm Months _ _ AM A4tartU>t ? Bates ' -?, ?' ? ? -? ~ **? ? ??? ? ?11 o p ? r-.yr--,} . Fuaiaked on Application is Manager itetared ss Metad >t??? m?n Mr the 10th, 1910, at the peatoffiee at Fansville, North Carolina, under the Act of March 3rd, 1878. Friday, March 20th, 1925 S. S. WORKERS' COUNCIL OF METHODIST CHURCH MET WITH MBS. A. C MONK The Sunday School Workers' Coun cil of the Methodist church met with Mrs. A. C. Monk, assistant superin tendent, Monday, at f:80 p. ra. Ques tions relating to the welfare and progress of every department cf the Sroday school were briefly dis cussed. Misses Bettie Joyner, Hazel Williams, Julia W31son,.Mrs. B. O. Turnage and Mrs. J. H. Harris were appointed to select and prepare an Easter program for the Sunday school. The special topic of the evening was: "When Is a Sunday School Equipped." The discussion followed the plans and requirements of the General Sunday School Board of the Methodist Church, South, and the fol lowing points were presented: The general church board has plans and requirements for three grades or types of Sunday schools: The "C" type, which is the one room Sunday school with an extra room or special arrangements for the beginners' de partment (children 4 and 5 -years of age), meeting separate during the school period for worship as well as study and, recitations: the "B" type school which is the class room type and requires separate departmental rooms for the beginners 4 and 5 years of age), the primaries (6, 7 and 8 years of age), and juniors (9, 10 and 11' years of age), meeting separately for worship and recitations during the school period with class rooms for study for all ages above twelve years; and the "A" type, which is the best type of building with the most effectively organised school. This tjjpe of school requires separate de partmental rooms for worship and recitation fee the following age groups: (1) Beginners, (2) primaries, '?V *1 . 1 . r / A \ ? pcrtmental room and * dass room it that the departmental room is for worship as well as xetftatxan and re quires fifteen square feet per pupil while the class ioom is for recitations and requires seven square feet per pu pil. The distinctive idea of the de partmental room or school is wor ship adapted to the age group. Since the new Methodist church will be of the "B" type, the discus sion was confined to the equipment of this type of school. The general board has the following plans and requirements for this type of school: 1. Building. The building should be of as good and substantial material as the church can possibly afford; it should be well located in a good quiet environment, and easily access ible to the eommounity to which it is to minister. 2. Booms: There should be depart mental rooms for beginners (4 and 5), for primaries (6, 7 and 8>, and for juniors (9, 10 and 11} to meet separately during the whole school session with class rooms for the oth er age groups. Beginning with the juniors there should be at least six recitation rooms in addition to'the worship zoom. This may be one and the same room with movable parti tions or permanent ones as space may permit. 3. Floors: The "floor space required for the first three groups is fifteen square feet to the pupQ, and recita tion rooms seven square feet t? the pupil. The floor for the first three groups should be covered, with lino teum of dark gretn or tan, so ifW ben kept sanitary during this period when children axe subjected to so many rtiienatin so sua* ceptible to thorn. Other rooms may hare dxuggets and rugs. 4. Windows: The windows should be huge, so many as to give good ventilation, and in the first three de partments at least of clear glass so the children may see out on God's world. 5 ? . .. . 5. Walls: The walls should fallow rtxaigfct lines as Our as possible, and should bo sound proof so as to help sssure quiet and reverence. The color should be of ivory or tan. The be6t appropriate pictures in Biblical art should be hung on the walls low enough so the children can see them weO. A good blackboard should be built into the wall, also dado for pin-, ning hand work and paper pictures, etc. 6. Cloak Room: There should be a cloak room with sufficient racks for each pupil to have one of his own, or the racks may be on the wall of the departmental room itself. 7. Water, etc.: There should be drinking facilities, lavatories and toi lets for each department. 8. Chairs: (1) For beginners, ten I and twelve inches high, (2) for pri maries, twelve, fourteen and sixteen inches high, (3) for juniors, eighteen inches hiigh, for the rest of the 1 school chairs or pews may be of reg ular height & Tables: There should be a table or desk in each department for the departmental superintendent and the secretary. If tables are used with ' smaller groups the regulation heights are as follows: (1) for beginners, 22 inches, (2) for primaries 24 inches, (3) for juniors, 28 inches. 10. Cabinet: Each department [should have a cabinet large enough for lesson material, record book?, song books, curios, etc. 11. Musical Instruments: Each de partment should have a piano (never an organ) for beginners, a six octave size, others standard size. 12. Lessons and worship material: ? Both the lesson and worship material must be graded and adapted to suit the age group. 13. Library: There should be a Sunday school workers library of carefully selected books on all phases of Sunday school work and religious education, both general and special departmental). 14. Other paraphernalia: There should be kept on hand an adequate supply of Cradle Boll certificates, birthday cards, promotion certificates, birthday cards, promotion certifi cates, maps, charts, as needd, also the booklet and leaflet literature on such subjects as evangelism, membership campaigns, confessor day, etc, got ten oat by the general Sunday school discuss the special topic for next meeting, "What Is the Standard Type of Sunday School." Mrs. B. 0. Turnage invited the council to meet with her next month. At the close of the program Mrs. ?! Monk served delicious ice cream and cake, salted nnts and mints. - ? The council had a most delightful as well as a profitable meeting. YOU MAY NEED THIS. D. E. Oglesby, Mgr. Commercial Insurance Co. Farmville, N. C. John T. Talton, of Clayton, found a new schedule for rating "roasting that we pass it on to theetaoinlu ear .wine" factories and suggested that we pass it on to the "boys."? " Insurance Schedule for Rating Stills, Blind Pigs and Moonshine Distilleries. Buildings and Machinery : 1. Basis $5.00 Add for deficiencies as follows: 1. Smoke stack not properly concealed from revenue of ficers . < .50 2. .Mash vats not covered with ' brush i?.?J .50 ? 3. Concentrated lye in mash?_ .50 1 Wood alcohol or nitroglycer ine used to flavor 1.00 Allow for credits as follows? j 1. If state officer ort pay-roll, - ? deduct ? - - 2.00 2. For each guard armed with I approved Winchester (not to -exceed ten guards) .10 3. Night watchman, with ap- ? proved whistle 25 4; Watch clock service reporting to county judge .?5 5. If sample of product decom panics daily report, deduct 100 per cent ' * :Jd.Stock/- i t^Bwis 12,22 o. btock storea in glass recep I h tades ?? ??? .50 ' Credits allowed?^' ?'l&raflg? ?*" '&:1 t ^ ^ \ ^ ufwig ^ * , ? " * | roll and subtract from this the per- i: Company. ^ .-?v.- ? At a joint meetingaef the Demo cratic Executive Committee and the Board of Town^ommisaioners, held on Tuesday evening, March' 3r& a Primary for the Towfc Ejection, whicbs is tobe held in JU*, was ordered. I The following rules and regulations^ were adopted to; apply insaid Pri-; amry: The Books for the Registration of voters for the Primary will be openbd March 14th, and closed on April 6th. All persons not roistered in the Pri* maxy held two yearn ago for tee Town Election are required to regis ter during said time in order to vote in said'Primary. fv? ?:"!. The Primary will be held on Wed nesday, April 15th. In tee event of a Second Primary, this will be held ten days after , the First Primary, which date has been set for the 25th of April, 1925.' All candidates for offices are re quired to file their notice of candidacy on or before April 4th, 1925. " . I The fee for each candidate for the office of Mayor is $5.00, and- should be deposited with the Democratic Ex ecutive Committee upon the ftleing of I IwSf - VW ? ' ? ?"? ? ? V .4 ssassEsaaaBtsaaestsaBS i i i m S Dc Execii|m tion: ILR^ ^ W' - 6ont hairy to ctte^L, Get ahead ?nd 'Stay ahead. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ is Ttotyoif ^ .i|.~va< -?:'* H|L~;? -? <"" ~i, A - -?? f f?'-SPfVfN|f'' SytfW I ASK YOUR MERCHANTS FOR QtJBENS VOTES [ AND HELP ELECT YOUR FAVORITE. i [Eastern Carolina Exposition:: A.PEIE 13-18, 1925 Final Tax Notice! S YOUR 1-9-2-4 TAXES ARE PAST DUE, i: : - ;; \ Please settle at once and ]{ I SAVE COST AND EMBARRASSMENT, i: We will advertise ail. delinquents as of April 1st, to be sold X " ? A POSITIVELY NO EXCEPTK^S^^^ If It's for Men J. & J. solves i | i the problem. i [ [ If it's real up-to-date Merchan- ;? ? J' 1 1 * ? : dise for less money. ;; ? < > j We solicit your patronage. :: We feature the Manhatten and ?; !: Wilson Bros, furnishings, Dobbs i: :: Hats and a good line of every ;; thing for Men and Young Men. !? ffNiee-Selection of Easter Suits to ? Chose from Stock or tailored I.. I facts regsu-ding a conven- I I N>irt^ _ . pg^gggggggBgg^Q^JQj^ IT It BABY TO OWN A CAR THROUGH TUB PLAN# I A lunatic in America escaped for a week and was discovered shaving people in a barber shop. Suspicions were aroused'because he didn't try to sell customers any whiskey. . NOTICE OF SALE ? , - By virtue of the power of sale con tained in a certain deed of trust, ex- : ecuted by R. E; Belcher and wife, Lucy W. Belche&^n the 29th day of January, 1921, to" J. R. Davis, Trus- ; tee, Bank of Fa^nville, duly record ed in the Registry of Pitt County, in Book Y-18 at page 418, default hav ing been made invtti^ayment of the note secured therein, tlx* undenrfgTfcdi ' Trustee wifi aeil id pubW auction iorw the Cotut House door in & the j town of Greenville, N. CI, to the high- ?i est bidder for cash, on Monday, April 18, 1925, at 12 o'clock, noon, the fol lowing described tract of land: i Beginning on the north side of Fields street, 800 feet from Home avenue, running. 200 feet in a north easterly direction with Fields street, thence at right angles 100 feet, thence at right angles parallel with Fields street 200 feet, thence at right \ angles ,100 feet to the beginning, be ing the storage House now occupied by J. P. Taylor and Co. ' Said sale made to satisfy Sfdd in- ; debtedness secured by said deed of trust ' J. R. DAVIS, Trustee. John Hill Paylor, Attorney. ;??? ' ? . " -? ;J," .. \ 0 ? EM - ' .t NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY North Carolina, Pitt County. The bid having been raised, under and by virtue of that certain chattel mortgage executed by E. L. Russell on the 2d day of March, 1928, to W. F. Wilkerson, and recorded in Book 1-14, page 316, of the Register of Deeds' office of Pitt County, and de fault having been made in the pay ment' of the notes secured thereby, the undersigned will offer for re-sale to the highest'bidder for cash at the; store of the said E. L. Russell in the 6'<&Kk, tn.i all of""tiie following de scribed personal property, to-wit: : ' One soda fountain and carbonater and milk shaker, and all fixtures and appurtenances belonging to and used in connection with same one tobacco case and two - other sljow cases, five chairs, one cash register, the same being now located and contained in the store of Mrs. George E. Moore in the.town, of Farmyille> Pitt Coun ty, N. C.; and now used by the said first party in the conduct and oper ation of his grocery business therein conducted. This ?. the 27th day of February, 1926. <:*? i ?' '. W. F. WILKERSON, Mortgagee. Martin & Shcppard, Attorneys. , 1 1 ^ ^ A A. AAA AAA-k-AAAJl frr-vyek'tt -y.,*.?? AT. THIS ' y#? ean ting gasoline and oil that wifi give yon the miu$nght service at minimum cost Moreover yon will receive courteous and prompt service at all times. "Quality and Service" are the points on which we solicit your business. Red Top Filling Station H. L. BARRETT, Mgr. Gas, Oil, Auto Accessories, Tires and Tubes. Battery and Elec trical Service a Specialty. < ? ? I .*.4 -S. C - '_V'. * *?'?'< *. I ml'III * '? ? "* 1 r ? tr 'p ........ DONT FA.L TO SEE if THE TORRID TOBACCO I wmr AnmAmwAmT 'V I STOVE IN OPERATION ; 1 ^ o? , r . i I ? ? i O : ' ; BThis stove has been thoroughly tested by reliable.men, V ; : both in North arid South Carolina, and has been found to ; S j be absolutely satisfactory in curing tobacco. : \: Ijj - You are not required to stay at barn but very'little, ' j \: fx UrUdyS. W 6 will Dy1Jjl?u ?.m&Vv you wlll&CfUU'BQv utlcITlo ? . i| \Wv ^ ^j ? ?' ? A-r "? ?- jS3jV?S> ijcjt V ;kv- ? ."' * '
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