grw%4 apa ?' ? "**:? ^ ?? "
I ?ti'kit'1 w ^
^ .fla ';.' * '-?. :--v ?, j^B .^H ^B'- ^flrtr ?-. ^B-^HT v~^H^H|flPflWs. ? ?>^' ?^H3o v :^8C 5w
;- * '?**$? _1^E 'K .fl K mB ilfl^^E ffl wMw ?'va^F-^^flT-^EiMF^/7?!?.?,????. ?? age* I^Jii
. a^BI'? jflufl > ? .. _^BL? l^L^HtJK. . ^B ^E ^^B ^fl- -???J^fci^K?i^Bt'-^BY-^v^ - -'^^^^^^^^flH^B-^^Bs^^HFT^^B'-'-.:-fl->;HfllB: Bp l^flK^flPfliw
-^i^5- fl""!"* ^^p^Ftfon* BK&flS&?B^fe> ?*r '- .^^Hkwi flE
'5* - - ~ " ? ?mwoa????*
, -. ? V *-i TkTfTW. ^ATTMTV 'ItfftlfrTW aHndcXKA .T '-:.r-|
FARMYILL?? PIajL wUPI ^fl*wia* wi*r ? ? ^- * ?^????>
IFARMVILLE HIGH
o? a?'it M.- W. ? ?n m i't
sueceM AM rue meuerw tori,
hair/ jaxs and flwaing youth. Is
aa r&* behind this. I
^tay at home five nights a week de-1
grou]p with Wfckh thepublk comes in
I v contact. & I
I ; Today is not a hundred years ago; J
gitis have the choice of their own
profession^ M
which will he meet ibccessftd.
With this before us, we have to be
I and is preparing herself to fulfill it.
This is not the extreme flapper or
gold-digger, but the average modern
girl. -There are girls who
|| smoke and ^ corse, thpse are not
we asked modem girls their aim in
S life, wekl get answers Eke the follow- j
ing: "My sole aim is to be a devoted I
wife, to become a teacher, a secretary.
II . a musician, or to have a homa."pf j I
I * Many waters of the en^kilto the
modern youth is not mieaHH^hnt
only^ flippant All the world is won
you would not wony and ghees you
assurance that w^g$|_*ot destroy 1
B^|the future world.
When one out of probably raffo-1
dred goes wrong, we'd like to ask,
"Why drag them down, why -mp- en-1
courage and help them baflBK:true I
ideals of life?" If the person hap-l
pens to be wealthy, no mention is I
mode of the wrong, but if they arel
poor or unpopular, thabrf name is I
carried to the gutter. s : I
the problem of "modem youth." You
but beneath our reputation for gold
FarmviUe Higk
s^oi; aeco?8h *'#!?
few notes.
ba^ have ended, then
aoet ^T4X^meT
miafifi US
Roy King h* ahwiLPESE3
that he will do some higk s?PB'?o ?rB
igdcr to witt the -rc-e sa-?
**Wh the
t death.". -}?> ? ? I
.-- ?- ^aE .,- ?
^ V wri's Hat!" |
fp",-. jjjydj. ? GoBn, my neaa s -
Qe*oK-?"' i vjlOU^PH".' * ?^}v
I bnrning." ' ^T^S-' ^ '?-. '- .?
.l
j- ittfi
- * f%t#* ?y|-n p? ''yy- '* . -C I?? ? ?, - ?'-?? ?.
? v*t? _ ..'?? i iifa4?
?a ^;JjB
- 7 . Xm7- 1 ? ??????Jal??^P?* t
j . __ . ^
Democratic *?#for the burfu
I I ? ? *l*5 ' ; . 1 l"V': ,\*V ,?*?>"- ,
est office in- the land is elected, the i
eouatry will be as sored of a cdtor
I M ftwiient. ? ''?' fl
Governor AJf Smith of New York,
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri;?
Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Mon- j
tana, or Governor Albert C. Ritchie
of them will fill tl^ bill for per
whip bdkd| just now, feat the backers
the other three point out that ]
many things can happen ^hefew^^
fpet that he is a Catholic may miE
tat* against.. his^rh?r|^ time
oaaea to choose a candidate, .at least
the Republicans believe so.
I ?'?Meanwhile, friends of Governor
Smith are hoping that the always
plain-spoken Senator Reed will say
something out in Missouri or on *??
of his speaking tours that gill get
him read out of the party as he was
once before. Just now though Sena
tor Reed stands strong with the
is ift?wii|jrnot a beEever in national
* Whlfe&ecato? Walshjs a Cath
' olic, hefedry. Senator Walsh has
been in the public eye recently
through, his activities - as leader of
J ^orUn? ^nvcettoioi^ in"
is attests eaiwu
Fs- ? ^ ^x^ 'lvronouii^ 6^-'5^3hE I
14ftfj vma - P ? v numbff' B
1^0 will get tite votes of a
aee?TdUg t?* PTe8
f t ?ot otiy ??e
I ? -r. x-.tt wf
i rtJot' pte^yty. Ww^rr'? A inff *"
? I Stoflry^e|^'r: r'^^B
? | - ? * *
ctapterof the U D a at her home
on Church street Friday afternoon.
A short but hnprossive devotiohab
was conducted by Mrs. J. W. Barrel].
were the poem, "Stone Mountain"
read by Mrs. W. M. Wiffis, and the
selections, "Heroic Women of the
South" by Mrs. J. W. Joyner, "When
the Band First Played Dixie" and
W There Still a DixieT" by Mrs.
R/H. Knott. The singing uf "Amarf
ca" marked the beginning of the
program which ended with. "Dixie"
song with true Southern spirit. A
contort on Confederate generals fol
Mrs Fields had as special guierts,
Mesdames J. Loyd Horton, ar d
The Pageant entitled "The Gates
Are Opoc" written and being direct-'
od by Mrs. F. D. Winston, N. C? for
the Eastern Carolina Exposition at
Ariril 9th. has ev&y jndi
card of any thing staged in Eastern
Carolina in a decade," the officials of
There will be more tiian 1,000 in the
East and more than 25 different
towns wfll take part aeeording tc
Kir -^^SB
I I. Iffi'nitk" fiW~* Arf TLil i^|--'' ^liif'jfM
I f"?*-?' ? X'? .'-'.'~i*".*??. r" k'if " ub3""
I I ..'-'aAVi ^ /gV^ J . V ^'L'."' l'B
?1 SALEM- COLLEGE PUPILS .-*'" * I
I A 1 j, i j' j.
j ?? . ? j ,- ? , ? .
I" .
JuOSSrt) 8QII^ \VJlJl I66U0J 6^*
[ lertf":;'?.-?? ii-^:
solo br Hiss Aixiift JDunlap* ^Lovc
? *l%1 *?'? : a* j-i * ?J
w ' M||? ??' --';
I tJloreju -Jwy Swwt iiopoM* ;^*0'|
'j* NpT^TnOBtflcifti a iJlsno Mlo ~ttl
jV^iB^-. Kftjtft jtl6XUuArK} -I
Idafetou changed by'the last Legis
N'oy^f
partment. -Treea.^H grow better if
transplanted Ai the Spring than in the
,Tr .* ^||r
fall, .it M a wise thing to plant trees
around every home to shade them
If rem the sun in summer and protect
them iw? the winds in winter; to
SheJte.' the birds that save millidfes
9 AJ% A* !??
I rtiyA'ii ' M ' -pimiiAO ytf*, * 1 A If AQI
-1 c .. 4 1 ." . V . ' ' '??
^ to tU th^ ian^^ ^
t j nitrate or otherx .y Vuick-acthig am
? Mw.JH'fi irir'WwwTw?* w' Wtjm.
' ' - '" ? *: v .
rH-f n^slBI X
|K?i-g':.y;~, ?.: ?'.%&** i j
graciously consent*! to have the
boulder on which to ?lace tablet
hauled Monday, the 12ft.
?*-' ?'' V' < '
f jH
Twenty-eight two public spirited
citizens-of Greene have pittniM^I
- Si-- ? jjjli , ?.'j.? i iiB
mmamMsm
unity left for ?pre generosity.
Every one ai>proeched ? about givfc|r
a pighas show? A wonderful spirit
There's no : Go^;. like" Greene^
North Cfortffaa aird bo such people
ture Co., have writt^-tt- - ask per
mission to take pictures of unveUittg
?tely?."C 0??8eI'
NEW CALENDAR PLAN
Another effort to revise the atljlg;
I ,dar> so as to msjlfe eadi nionth contain
exactly four weeks, is being consider
stth, IRtfc and }?3rd, and so <#Mfl
?***?
pay rolls, calculating interest, record
with anniversaries and church feasU
by weiring other deye to Ik .olpti
who were toSToiTthe 29th toBtffl
lated out of their birthday*.
?I WILLIAM TYSON EVTEP.. William Tyson, Greenville nttor.