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VW&ME TWENTY-NINE JM| 1*? PUT "MM(II IIWII ll^??I)*Y, ?? 1W8 NUMBER TWBNTY-N
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J. M. Broughtxm To Be
Guest Speaker; Greet
ings To Be Brought By
Mayor Davis and Mrs.
Williamson; Dr. J. Y,
Joyner To C a ? d u c 1
Round Table.
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Preparations for hokhaf the no
mas] Tyson-May Reunion have bees
completed; the new Major Benjamin
'May Chapter House doors are open;
basket lunches have been pat to
?etherf and: the folks, who came home
for Thanksgiving and those who part
already here are looking' forward
? with great eagerness today, Friday,
as another holiday.
A splendid program with J. m
Brooghton, a gubernatorial candidate
in the next election, aa the peinopd
speaker, has been planned by Carl A
- Tyson, reunion pnMriihint and mem
bers of his executive committee.
Mr. Brougfaton, who is keenly in
terested in family gatherings at this
tkind and in matters of State and Na
tion, is expected to being a portent
and timely message to this assem
blage. j? " ' , >
- . tor.
Carl A. Tyson will preside ana
make a short address; Mayor Georgia
W. Davis and Mrs. Henrietta Moye
"WiQiamson, chapter regent, will bring
greetings from the town and Daugh
ters of'-the American Revolution;
rdohn B. Lewis wilt introduce the
Speaker; the genealogy report will be
given by Miss Tabrtha DeVisconti;
? Mrs. Mary Moye Patterson as secre
tary will make a report; Dr. J. R.
Joyner, of La Grange, is to lead the
round table discussion; the memorial
epnite will be conducted by Miss
Carrie Smith; Ifri. Janie Tyson M,
Jhf Greenville, will read some of her
own poems and* Mrs. J. w. Joyner
i w? render vocal aelectiiaa.
The luncbr.which is le be a basket
affair, wilt banquet
tor of the .Carolina TubsBjg;
losis Assentation has jus'; notified Dr.
IN. Thomas Ennett, Pitt bounty
Health officer, of his reappointment
as Chairman of the Christmas Seal
. Sale for GieunviUa nisf JStt County.
The Seal-rfble in Pitt County is
j growing in popularity, last year, be-'
- | ing the most etteeessful in ffee'fcistqry
f of the work. -
Dr. Ennett Is Executive Secretary
of the Pvfct Coirnty ^Tuberculosis Asso-,
dation and ,willl direct . .the sale of
Christmas Seals in the county again
t this year,
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W4MMM(fl0A*JhHML.. 4l. ?
relatione between the Uaited S&bm
^ l38Bg?
Anil AZA MiJ I ? .1 , ?! ? ? 1 ? ,1M,i,,| . U?
rimi ow noc 1W6II1 cooccrMd mo
jepteeeaUtioog to Gat^izamad
Tfltflly A n?fr<tor?ATlfi nn MA)Itnco
|?tet April, WoraL^t! IgW
*that the UaM-fipirexpertisfGer
many to iimiii reagpnsibility for
t^A fla?i -vi^ ""irtf?* 3ffif
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?fr ? ?_- _ ! j _ ,- ' yy 1
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J. M. BROUGHTON, Raleigh,
Speaker at Tyson-May Reunion Fri
day, Nor. 25.
Americans Pirint
liloomy Picture
?
See Grim J^anese De
termination to Exclude
Foreigners from China
? -'A
Shanghai, Nor. 21. ?The Bhang
bai American Association today re
flected general gloom among Aawri
can business men and missionaries
in China as a result of Japan's-stand
cm the "open door" policy*
A statement from the association,,
representative of the ofj
American interests in China* was is-J
sued in comment upon Tokyo's note
ot last Friday to theTJnited States
denying American charges in a nohr
of October 6, of "unwarranted inter
ference" by Japan with Amg?et*
rights in China. . i. * -'
"Tokyo's answer to SecEOtsryTrf
State Hull leaves no doubt in jthe
minds of Americans in the Fsr, ?gspt
regarding the seal intentions agAob*
jectives of Jean's imperialism," it
said. ~
It added that nmst Amfefeans feese
j interested in upholding American
1 commercial, cultural and pUSatt
thropie activities in China believed
"? situation has developed which no
longer" can be met by orthodox
methods of diplomacy or moral com
mercial competition.''
These Americans aifrr?rid the
opinion that Japan's reply to the
United States rejecting the letter's
[ contentions indicated that while there
has beerno official abrogation ofihe
nine-power tneaty pledging respect
[for the "ofcn dqor" and equality <?
opportunity m China, "there has been
an umqjstskable nulfifkation of tfcd
| principles of the treaty resulting
[from activity cit, the Japanese milt
"tary forces." ?
"That Japan plans-lb exclude tUH
mm- Tapenpee -yqrM from China jhi
jtx'yient" the statement?sai<L - "Thrl
making, effective of this program owrj
" I
moo^ to^Ameri^e^dew^lSr^^
that "pufelie opinio 1 in Ameriea ie
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[;; tnnities . . . amtiwh**land isone ?fpeace . . . join oar
jt the spirit ofJtankfahuss our forefathers evinced for their
i new hud is surtfy un oecasion well worth our celebrating H
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? ?We ?ad
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? ? Ml .Qurf;, SaytjTe noted Xftpfej
[ JE^ SlIaFS"!!!! of .u2S3
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? Ilf)i.lli]illJjf|{?? ?? I if", n hm[Ilul l 111' '44>aJ
saL' ? iswj
: Coatt^frcottoitf acreage ^Ilot
oo^ty'g rt??re; of the. MW>31 rotten
acres allotted to North Carolina for
J*3*ua*rt*?>fed??>ism yngtum.
m this total,mmrm? *?***#$,
4byiM*uftwp? the state's <*tton
atetaant ? te^oew ^^owere wdS2,266
lUarea siv'snotoent of five acres, and
^WffSKiVHXWHHIl V.
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i XQ? ? fnuQMn|L <tMUPM ' BCttrjOtt ~ tUpMni ]
?AAY^A. alUfm^nf QA I
[.. . " . -. ? . . -mjr ?? || _ t ?? mm! ii f j_ I
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tj^by Miss U. ?***
The meeting was called to orderr
promptly at'7^80' 4y^ the president,
tfri; Tt. K^&sinihad the miaates
y iW?lii't -'1 mmit tJEw- T
wwfi read Djr tne secrewry, jvlts* y ?
L. WillifottL The devotional wife
Presbyterian Lnurcn.
teacher's class ^JJ^l
SgS*s?M
"ur^Mufa" Hdmw*
SMtt jtftffttto W; J. a. Mwc.|
nf Parmville .aehwrt8? introduced D.|
H.tS>**5Xead?* "?&-' Pitt
Claude P. Gaddjr. . I
I SuperinUmdeht Gaddy spoke on the
aims and purposes of modern Bdnca- |
tion and compared them; ifHK Aose j
of : ihe past He told of hir exper
iences as a, teaser
childhood sis > farmer^boy m Union J
tTXS &He concluded by wtojl
gsaRigiil
jqereJ^
her: best every day was in no danger |
^ position^anyway- _
After the mee^g^^ I
111
-andrMra. J. M. -Moore, ^rs" I
^nr;D. H. ;^nley. Mx^?jd^!
Mr-and Mrs. j
aa&^gai
wWO Praneea Howard and Yvonne-1
issyw-^^'^-ss i
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in the country-4apjij|fc?&i^??'^yy^^-rv;.
gram Tt Se following me^^B in
^F^ml ? Tomi Half? Sfcfcr
day, Nov. 28, 2;0Q P. M.
Carolina ? Stokes High School -
Saturday, Nov. 26, 2:00 P. M.
Ayden _ Town Hall ? S&tuiday,
Nov."#, 7:80 P. M. v r,
Greenville ? Court House ? Sat- ;
&?n?? ;vS:
Fountain ? Fountain High School
?Monday, Nov; 28,- 2:00 P. M.
Beaver Dam? Belle Arthur High
School - Monday, Nov. 28, 2:00 P.
^THkiand FalklaacfHjgh
Pactolus ? Pactolus High School
family, Nov. W, 7:30 P."*.
Wiiiterville ? WihterviBeHigh
School - Tuesday, No
SF.-V
Be sure to attend your meetfcqfaad
tell your neighbors about thelttpar
tance of getting ^fir^h^^iftgili
tion on the lOS^Farm Progrinrnnd.
Referendum.
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R. R. BENNETT, Secretary of
PittCounty Agr. 'Consarva-.
?'v-.i^ .tioi?i Assoeiatich^ '
J. V. TAYLOR, President Pitt
County Agr. Conservation
;{? lAsaociation. ?> : -
P. S. ? Tenants and landlords are
urged to attend.
Hutson To Speak Nov. SO
The seriesbf eptethsi -tetlristetta i,.
by J. B. Htttson of Washington, D. C.,
assistant administrator of theAAA, 1, ->
will be concluded on Wednesday. No- .
vember 30, with an address >fct the" <
auditorium of JCast Carolina Teachers
College at Greem#ille at
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bonun inuosity
Memphis, Team ^ Thftojgafc^M
raise, sendee, mU nnd-shipthe na
(km'a: cotton- hr ? i ;j<wrtrftrtT,>: today
o -fight for their industry's life.
Tfcey formed the National Cotton
: '^7
?."its ' BlffllbcySr^^P ? ''.:
L''??." . . ' ? "? IIsiit jafm^hi
facers, ginners, warehouaetueo^ thiP".'
ana 6xp6QBiV6 * fiuvcrysi^j^t ? ->KSLIU -
sfunld- /] |yVl /IflOA^ATt ' ||Am
usee and educate other industries to
CSonneiln from 14' states tuwit ?* eg- j
supplemented by ma advisory cf$u- | ^>;
mittee 24 corapo leaders
I ho inriustrVft thouirht iimi a,'l inn
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