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"ANOTHER PAPER IN NORTH CAROLINA HAVING MOKE- mtiULAi w
PITT dbuffCY. NORTH CAROLLNA,f^AY, F? ? ATlg, 192T "
PARK BILL PASSED
' FAVORS ' BRIDGE ACT
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I (t Approves Appropriation rf
I SZ,M0,000 Eor <ke? Smok,
H Obuattia hrit jhvject WMe
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I Raleigh, Feb. 17.?The legislature
I today adopted an official State Song
I and sent two measures appropriating
I a total of more than $3,000,000 on
B their way through the routrie of pas
i r^n
K- official song of the state with the pas
I sage of theJuuse bill by the Senate.
The aearte passed the (2^000
Great Smokies National Park bffl and
? sent it to the house and the house
H passed the Cape Fear river bridge bill
number of bills of lesser importance
and a mass of bills were added to the
calendars.
Committee repoits; consumed the
first half of today's hnfir session
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? which began at 10:JM> a. m., one half
I hour before the senate convened. A
I flood of bills went on the house cal
I endar.
Unfavorable report came in on the
bill that would require state wide.
? vaccination of degh for rabies. The
I bfll providing for inspection of barber
I and beauty shops was reported iav
? orably.
B The fasurance committee reported
favorably bills to require fire escapes H
/ on office buildings and adequate exits ?
for theatres.- ^ " ?
The inland waterway right^xf-way I
B bffl came in favorably on unanimous I
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? house commerce committee report I
The "bad check" bill passed by the I
ivVjimstat was reported fayori^ly as a-fl
? v.v Anded, while the 15-day marriage B
? - ? , n|k. |7^ J
\*% Message from the senate contain-11
I eri the bffl that would consolidate the B
I ment of eonserva&?7j** develop-1
- On suspension of roles it was placed I
on the calendar.,
Change Date For Atto itegWratifuJ
I The bill of Senator' Caonadj^ of I
I Johnson, changing the automobile I
B. license registration date from June3fiB
to January 1st, was finally passed by I
I the legislature today.
The measure becomes law uponrat-B
ideation and goes into effect July 1st,!
/^hir year. Payment of 25 cents ad-1
B cfitional tax must be nude at thatfl
? |ime. The first licenses issued will be I
good for six months.
B
? CARRIE WAY TUGWELL
ON HER 13th ANNIVERSARyI
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Valentine " day, y February 14th,B
about two miles west of Farmv^H
l just had as good a time and as much
I co?W expect in more ways than one!
After Presenting presents and conB
till* do' Shortly sftcrw^r^
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I gauT^appeared 'and ererybody goi
I quiet and then we had something
still-JpOBSisof SBTBXQl VO-H
VI i nsi ' g 'W^Arit ^ . ggp
I _ habilitating the poor tailess donkey
I ^^unw ' W A tefAn aA||ar| f
I The Ford of Radio I.
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PvWci vTOSicy, vT?f Wj w tancm* #_
'"'A million and ? -
tte^at 5 years, ^d^ngw^g^ia i ;
?g j
? fpant more^than^ $^,000^N^for
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ling the cpoqnn
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I | The locals journeyed down t?t|
j February -J had admin- r
If ?v -~"ji, I
? wiwle., King should receive the Credit [?
I for holding his opponents scoreless sol
II concen?fc<i"
Kalohg and used it in order to droptSf I
i ball throogij the hoop "for no less than]
? 7 times thereby receiving- the high I
11 score honors. However, he allowed!
?this opposing center to score aH off
I Washington High School points. I
I [in TOiamsto^Tto
?Igrand style bv sweeping them aside!
I | canedsiQnandWob?Staet etao etaoinmi
I I down in Washington Saturday^night | I
at the locals in action. Fori
I J 3 Points; Smith* with; mAtny 1
I wittL el EdW^\^ ^ eM*w?yI
J steadily improved until list Thrnfajj
\ J Sel^l
I ftmaWfe J"?1 f| I
M pionshini s
riw^doS0^ expected to befiIed
> -S W .1 , A* 'f *% " *
-jby both teams.
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t } YVc Friiis VArt?
lection $*>m a score of offers. ^ ^
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?ft* Pupils ?d Their; Pur.
eats Are Taking Mucfc
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The aim of the Music Memory Con
J? develop music appreciation
i burger per cent of the school
?'-of the state with the ttlti
jective?a higher music stah
ained by the majority of these
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elections from the Peer,Gynt
Grieg, were, studied week be
t? "Anitra'a Dante" 'In the
the |i?;
Peer Gynt Suite" is perhaps
of W G?ig,_m?ac.
that he give.T^(fr igff hfa jewpls and?
gold. This melodious dance themeia
Mazurka, form is played, in the. I
strings. There is a second theme or
part which is slightly slower and in
which there are short answering fig*
ares, then the first movement re
tbrns. . I
"In the Hall of the Mountain Eong^
Bart IV. This is a wild grotesque
[dance which breaks into a chase of
"Peer," by the mountain imps. The
music begins slowly, the melody be
ing played in a very low register by
the bassoon. This weird figure ia
repeated again" and ^ again'as the
gnoms circle about "Beer" apd %ru?t
their long fingers at him jeeringly.
As the imps run they occasionally
shout and the^ number ends with a
series of thesw^hout* shown by short
Inflections studied last week wiwe
^ B^^by^Boisdeffre,^^
| s^cs the phantom Desth ^PP
I N xt k *tii I
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I Aydftp ><.' iiAffly ' > i hp I ft r^fiSir' ii?xt to
jVarimdlls.
l . ty attended. Th-s group assembled
for pfidtograjfl^i^
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I At uie afternoon- session Mrs. Little,
I Of Greenville, gave anintroduction to
our .missionary work, both at home
and in foreign field. Then Mm.
Downey, the regional, secretary, ap
-peared pa program.
?Dr. Grozier, jeettmi mwHeai mi* I
sionary, a native .^ Michigan, gave
.tM'.^osing. address ofihe session. I
She spoke of the social, religion and
tpflfield work of a missionary.
HOr soul message made air; appeal to
all for prayers and for mew gene*,
due giving/tSnthe part of American
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jjjouninKrt todsy ^ reported
|>ENT ?
|> -? >^r? ftittl ionfiSj loos ,
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of "l^dli^g*"silver fining",: too- are
prev^ativo of ater o?l troubles. Oral
surgery is employed most usually to
eradicate focal infectiong *Wch cause
a laultitudeiofuerioua botfly ailments.
H "Consequently; the sessions *f these
one hundred end "three dentists are
symbolic of the unselfish spirit of the
scientist, 3. sprit which would >: de
prive, if you please, the profession of
businessinter.
humanity is improved, is saved time,
,*c^ , <fcinmn cwma " /ff jjy /
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AMP lyKifly ??wyfc* 11 *- x 1. jv i y?
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A O Mixon, of Wilmington, N.C.,
left home 1tu 191&I, A^jgar after ? ?
;;the s*?;ba#^ \ I
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trcftCiTCSy ?.XwW^wf'jflp- I
?i flairtbow - division. Th? father, W. ?
J. Mixon, Route 4, Lum&erton, N. - M
C./wj-ites this newspaper..;*! w ?
ojtd and almost helpless and 1 **nt
my son. Ally information will bnnf
Ifcmfort to * lonely fflpv fl
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uagssi
1 ?'? ?* ??. ?". 'Mr^'' ' ' i II I (
I iVjwrily when ,, I
to see that good business men are!
nominated. I have not communi
cated onft any of my associates _ onf fl
the board, and do not know as to the?H|
intention to ran again or not. Any
I of them that will run again, I think j I
the town will make no mistake id
renominating.
I have served the town for &? P*4
six vears as Commissioner and during t
my' tejrm of office I have stood for
a conservative government, and the]
records stands for the publics^ de
cision. During the six years that JIB
have been a member of the board |
I there has been ne special constructive;!
1 , > ? ? j i if/HVlQ t n"4 1 I
I Wift have psid aii-oi vt I
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b^ AH roads lead to Rocky Mount the
week of April 4th, according: to in
? formation given out by Headquarters
of the Eastern Carolina Chanter of
?Commerce in Kinston, on account of
?he Eastern Carotins Exposition and
?Automobile Show's being on in that
fcty" that -week. The citizens of \
?tocky Mount are intensely interest
ed in this big event for their town
and are - going - to leave nothing un
?hotegh four other r towns have dope
?themselves proud entertaining- four
?previous Expositions. This will be
I the Fifth Annual'Show, the first fcav
I ing been held in ilson in Maivh, 1928;
?s^^JSnston; Smith field had2'the'
1925 s^air.- aiid. Greenville wa/i sfat- '
?tessful iuJanding the 1926 Exposition.
? All Eastern Carolina Interested.
This is one event in the state that
I All Eastern Carolina feels deeply in
?terested in.it is the one event'what
I every town and county can Justly
?eel that they hkve- a part in it. v**
?s in no. wise local, except that it has
?o be held in some Eastern Carolina
?town. The mere fact that it has
fcrown from' year to year in intent
?among the people, is sufficient, evi
Hence that there was a place for an
Hir occasions any where, in this c<hu?- l
try- The ^e^n^tWs j^ar is Gio- I
" g lorul to /Bite* I
tcv? Pn?rtli'wo Ofinf Aa * kAAV lln U1 f ?
tern ueat u> near attain
nelli ln t'iic lsri?G citios cost" S7?v0 iorL/.* -il
|,VAr ' TNiao^ov ic K<rh
tiner ior i uesuay lugnx is ine, oign- ?
position has ever-brought to Eastern I
I North Carolina ahd' this-ia sayings
great deal jShe is the kind that ine
Keived an ovation in Chicago recently
I that only- Pwodihve received, within the
?last quarter of a century. You are to -I
?hear hfo j&t "Rocky Mount Tuesday I
?night, "April 5th. Weideraeyeris t>r- I
chestra, the most famous orchestra I
?that comes South, hmrbeen beeked for I
I the entire week. This attraction *h>ne~
i'b Worth the prioe of admission. An ?
?have been booked for the entire-week,
?including novelty dancers, direct from H
?the - "Funny" Englishman, who wHl ?
[give two addresses Thursday; Upside ?
I Down Harrity, the man that actually
dances on his head; Queens both. Jon- I
?lor andSenior; Style Show, etc, week H
ASSOCIATION MEETING I
POStPONED ONE WEBB: I
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On account of a good number of I
?the members ofthe Parent-Teacher^:
Association being confined to tbeir ?
?homes with the flue or lagrippe^ jthe I
I secular meeting of the nmutfintinn I
has been postponed one week. I
I The meeting was to have been held
today, Friday, but instead, will be ?
?held next Friday, February 25th, and I
it is hoped a jiige attendance cap; be I
of interest and importance s&echUed I
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