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TODAY, FEBRUARY tU 1929. l'»ro. Raeford School News . • u n i-A« Editor-in-Chief Murdock McDuffie — 4„jstant Editor ChrisUailU Mckadycn - Assistant Editor. FRED CULBRETH citth ORADE news I a picture gallery in the The boys of our K^deJiave^oj^gw^ 1 posed^of^ some f/;'?.!^®he’'Gkaners.; iaed a base baU team, with Herman Campbell and To'm McBryde as cap tains. On Fridav afternoon we are h^- injr some Itae programs W i-"® Twm dub. President. Sam Moms, bioe-pres. Daisy D. Matheson; sec., have entered the State Pi^ ture Memory Contest which is ^ he held in Raleigh the latter part of ApriL We have written Mrs. Mc- MdVan of that city that our class would send a representative. We were sorry to ii^ of illness and death of Kathleen Mc- NeU’s brother. She is a member ot .it^^Mae Kxon and Isabel Max well have been absent because of ainess in their iamly. We W*d some ulterestmg telks m our class last week on at Home.” j^ls and^ boys should study this Clyde Teal and Robert Weaver, told us "How poultry and bogs could J)e raised at home. Our liaaJ^ baa been -coUectmg poems by Ed^ A Guest, £ dSy newspapers for the last month. Miss Hamilton. m ^cbsr. us credit in our l^bsh course ;or this work. She also offered a prise to the pupil who collected and made a book of the greatest number of poems. Daisy De«an Matheson and ftnm Morris tied vdth one hundreil six poems each. by^ Sidlie Davis and Mary Potter PICTURE STUDY BY SEVENTH GRADE By Peggy Bethune The seventh grade has been mak ing a most helpful and intwesting study of some famous pictures. We are pljinnin'- to enter Ibe picture contest at Raleigh which is to be put on sometime in April, at a date not decided upon as yet, by the Woman’s cliib of Raleigh. We have RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW TO THE NEWS-JOURNAL Tim, P: Weak *1 had been thro^h a bad spell of sick- ness whidi left mo very weak,” says life*. Virginia Spruce, of Stapleton. Va. "I was pale and felt lifeless, and my strength did not return. ”I spent most of my time on the bed. ^ 1 was very nervous, and the least thing upset me. 1 did not' have strength enough to lift a broom. At times I would have 5 bad headaches, which would hurt me until I could hardly see. "Someone asked me why I J d^ not try CarduL I bad read BO I thought I would see what it would do for me. It J vres really remarkable how I came out. My strength re turned, and my health was bet ter than it had been in years. _ I gained in weight about ten |i pounds. My color was good, I ceased to suffer from ^ the world such as -- - ,, . and “The Song of the L.irk. Wi hope it may prove a most successful and interesting work. INS AND OUTS . Miss Ann Buie of Red .Sprmgs is now teaching the secdnd gr^e here. We welcome her to omt school The girls haskettoll team lost to the Fayetteville V. W. C. A. in Fayettevffle Friday by the score of 16-13. The Raeford hoys, a".® will play Wagmm tomght in Wa- gram at seven-thirty. - _ , Last week the senior dass took the tests sent out by the SUu. These tests have nothing to do wita whether the pupils gar^uate, but they help to determine the standing of Last* week the junior class made eleven doUars by sel^g sub^nptH^ns to magazines published by The Lur tiss publishing' Co. The Junior class is ® play and would appreciate it ii the public would “turn out’’ to see it- Thair clasa is full of talented^ people and we are sure the pVav will be a wonderful success We hear that Corra Bell Maults- by has had her beautiful curls cut. She has given her curls to one of the most popular seniors, Mr. i.eo It is out in the school th^ Hallie Reaves has actually reiad a book. We hear it is easier to get m^ tied in Georgia than in North La^ lina. We are very sorry to hear that Miss Clark has resigned. Time wil tell—^why? LIVE-AT-HOME PROGRAM PRE SENTED AT CHAPEL Lost Friday morning a speda Live-at-Home program was presented at the Raeford school and a num ber of visitors were present. I'le program was as follows: ^ Song, Old North State, sclmol; Live-at-Home Picture Shew, by grades; Hoke County Live-ht-Honie M,ap, Miss Campbell’s grade; Live-at- Home Play (original), sixth Barnyard song, nmto grade. Essay, Harriet Hodgin, H. S.; ,Song, seventh grade boys; Essay Ethel Epstein, Song. Dixie, school. . . After the chapel program the visi tors were invited to see a number of interesting projects, ibooklets, ma posters on display in the halls. The third and fourth grades worked out a rather iremarkable form on a sand table with stock of various ki^s, et cetera, which was called The Live-at-Home Farm.” Some excel lent booklets bv the third grade and posters by the fifth grade, seveirth grade, and Home Economics depart ment completed the display CHAPEL PROGRAM BY FOURTH GRADE Song—Onwa-d Christian Soldiers —by all. , ■ ,, Twenty-third Psalm, by all. Lord’s Prayer. Physical education progr^ by joys and girls. . \ . The Minuete—*y boys iand*^l». Chapel Program By Primary Grades Song—Days of February. Ten Commandments. Loin’s PiTayer. ‘ Sing a S(mg of Snowflakes—Miss Sutton’s room. , t * Speeches by Hazel and lister. Valentine tory—Miss Sutton s 1st grade. Folk Dance—“I See You.” Mr Postman—Miss Fulcher’s first gr,ade. . Valentine Story-Third grade. a the senior c^ass, and is liked by J1 the teachers and pupils. He is ilways 'Courteous and obliging—al ways .ready to help anyone. He does weU in his studies, having made the lonor roll every month. We have m him one of our talented actors, wWdi fact was demonstrated last year when he olayed one of the leading P®H;s in the junior play. About a month '>.go Alton was elected president of the student body, which is the higl^ 3st honor O'bteunable in Raeford Hospitedity, ft detailed account of tne caiung and eould acComriishi said. WM a virtue.Jn .the-JSafltif gosp^.; toe den of tee 'ffsw^than in the wu^TteaS^, whopj they would recewe no ^ Gentiles. They weia^ kindly, listen to leepectfnlly, and Gospel ^ry Mve in t^is heralds of the Kingdom. The vrhose needs they were to provide the eofresponding chapter m ^ » waiting vrito passioimlte for. Ministers daire not dhaw for We can only assume that ^® fSig for a Kin^om and this mes- ' - - ^ twelve had been gather^ ^ho^ l would catch thmr eager atten- verv much_as those whose cato^is the Kingdom wortoily supported while administer ing it. Water is free as it falls out of tee clpude and gashes up in springs l and flows in stneoms, bat jt „ costs something to have it broiT in pipes into our homes. Those received them woxild not be withom thei-r rewards; fog in receiving th^ —«™—« -.— , ‘n thiri^p itnai. it i» uuiit uij livi* *w... mcD, 08 yst untned, thc^ would sages. By 5"“‘Kmg themm jg jjj ^en. It was at hand to the oeive the Master who sent them, and — groups of four names ea«^ « was the fellowship of the Kingdom. None Home Room Program in 7th Grade easy to carry them m memo^y^ T„anifPstiTiir His roval rule; and after who were kiiid to them would be very much as those ^ ^jjg ^gdon recorded. They W»e^l for was of the earth, earthly, this mes son or 'another His prSaLed the Kingdom of were drawn to H^. ge- Hekven. A kingdom not based ori drawn to them. Tb®'^, ^ the a geographical domain and on world- lect and elect, sifted out of ,^® ?Cwef:Sd splendor, but its throne -St honor obtainable in Raeford lect «lMt, sifted mj and splendor, but its throne igh school. It will be a great loss S-! storing mes- was in Heaven and its power is spir- o the whole school when he grad- new the^n thiee itual. It is built up not over men ates at the end of the term. sages. By arranging —^ la k„+ in mpTi. It was at hand to the □me Room Program in 7th Grade e^y to c^th^ Ld jS lit. manifesting His royal rule; ai^ after whp were kind to them would be The home room club at the seventh ^ways comw hrst ana - uu resurrection and ascension it, forgotten; even toose who j^ve them grade held its regular meeting Fri- There .^e two and poss Pentecostal p^. a cup of cold water when they came Sy, Feb. 14. This being St Valen- ^mp^ant list This kingdoni^^ come to us. Wiey | thirsty and dusty would by that ine’s day, a very interesting pro- is probably tne m ^They were were to heal the sick and cast out gimpie deed asiociate themselves with jf a plav gotten up «nd presented o m toe wor ^th deinons. T^ey wene to.hav to th^ ^ the Kingdom, and th» irram was had which was composed given a work t o-nri 'founding some of Christ’s omnipotence and , ^rSx rfrls ak MtowsTRosa Brown. w™ baW^ ^Jns^^S do the same worim He ,did. P^ f cause of Jesus Christ. EUzabete Rogers, Peggy Bthune. ®L^ose a feme that this work has now been coi^tt^ to ; , Jennie Clark. Catherine Campbell and determine' all empires and physic3,an3 . a'^®. J RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION Catherine Thomas. . rCe JlTutSTais Ybt they were in it, ^d the hospital m si^y ^ .jhj; neWS-JOURNAI Bessie Sessoms gave the origin of s^pe^^l fume a^s. ^ ^ Aurch. On this fli^ ^ V WAOrl A not fifrOflrt ltl6n oHQ t Wiveei/wioi^fr 4*}liAlT WPTfi tft flTO wwvrvws w war>V Jie Sessoms gave the origin oi fhpre was not annex w x4«j cuuxuiu vu ***»« Valentine. Vera Campbell read a "®* among them. Not mi^ionery j^ey they ® J® ^ pOR SALE—PEDIGREED POLICE and Earl and Hattie Buoyer to the prie-st- to faith: mth no money md orfy the .. pupib four months old, beauties.— Signed “D.” box 245, Raeford, N.C. s'Ca^dJet!^'"*'' dot“tet^Vad“r&r“*ba£!Sd ^n.e club is planning to have an- b(^ jlid mStly the shoes^on their feet For their other helpful program Friday. Feb. w^ °St^fouT of them wegi support they were to depend upon 22, on George WashingtOT. Lherroen and some of them were the response of those to whom they pQjj SALE—TWO JERSEY HEIF- Charlotte Ray. pimert in profanity. One of teem •^ent. The habit of the time and ^ .,j _.i.v STONG • «‘® - - - SPRING • . Ctor^d onV was a zealot, kind Dear Spring has corne to us *1?®“, i anarchist or bolshevik of the day, To bring her birds and lovely ^/Xays Im Sadied to his name And even her cooling drops of ^n *^often^*^’ God^ to tooostog That come down in fragrant show- visions and victories, ers, passed by the noble and ■ rich, and She offers us her buds and limbs, f^^J^^and tounJ^umble souls bom Her little inoun^n J^®®® ®.° jn obsmrity like John Bunyan and , And mUevrnes that «e beginning to them His Spirit ajjd A^^birds that tweat, tweat, ‘'j”3;^ „eaaaKe H, ^t' them to tell to the world. The c^r- coal needs only a rearrangement ol atoms to become a diamond. The two weeks old.—N. B .Blue. tweet. When we hear the singing water Coming from the babbling broox Nine - I Coming from the bahoung oroox awmo vu . ■We j^t not atop, wo maat not 1...- ,Slad them aa For ^prinn is evcrpwhoK, in over, "APSIS'S* is, "®®*- literally as those sent forth Along our paths the grass shoots up, name changes J'®™ ■ And.^jvor the nroado, preen and Are swaying branches of butt3rcups ciples; to the swond they we apos- And cowslip and bluebell nodding ties. But the actual transition could with pride. hardly have been so easy as that; it takes a deal of traimng to make an Whv not enjoy these woradcrful apostle out of a disciple- We have pleasures? a Uttle Ught, not so much as we And do hot be sad and draary, could wish, upon the vvays m ivnicn But wander about to eventide leisure Jesus trained the twelve; we may V/hen our wav is long and dark only reverently guess at toe rest, and weary. We do know that afterwards He took them apart frorn the crowds to For scon dear Spring shall leave us be with Him from time^ to and go is very Ukely that He already spent Into Ecfne tar and distant clime, considerable time mth them «one. And soon apain old winter’ll come There must have l^n with his snow quiet intimacy in which He open^ To cover up the green woods. His mtod and heart to them; toutoM flowers Mid vines. and changed them by Hto own ^nt, ayda Meinnis (7th grade) and gave them what He could not - ■ give the multitude. The fifth _ verse WHY EACH FAMILY NEEDS A is brirf enough, but ito brevty is ' COW packed with mcioning. The time had _ „ j coAe to put these men to the test. By Earl Buoyeg, ®®^®"te.^^® , The apprentice must be allowed to Science has prwed that peop.e at the work or he wfll who drak freely milk neve? learn how. er, both physically ^d ^^t to wait until we are!, ^ H eh* f>«F etr2So°JS, ‘''Tte“‘.h^d eoTdttlot £d meph.! .t varimy, worltwjd. “3 «u.rs. “x «■ Sudh a condi- Jews were better nrepared to receive tbeir gro g y ' . more the message, and had been trained up dties f" this PriviUee, In openlns anew rirolino there are far country the richest and most ^ily In North Carelino mere are i ^ ,, . -uitivated first. They of Car Owners Shorten the lives oi their Storage Batteries by sheer neglect. Fully as many waste many dollars by running their tires improperly inflated. We msike a special point in our service to you to see to it that your tires cairry. the proper amount of AIR and your battery fuD of DISTILLED WATER. This is a part of our FREE SERVICE, and leaves you under no obligation what- S \ j, ever; TEXACO GAS AND OILS' — WASHING POUSHING ~ GREASING vSSiS -aoii-Miss CamiiaU'. W iP^whl* U IValentine for Grandma-Miss many of these famileis are sick y S I 1'"“""*'"'’ SlhcSSfnwe, to IS («W to * naa defiled after takiii* it” | ( ViaitoiB Pn«*t Ppairam nt3dr“* 'S mnk°md*°hJK‘’'‘ ~ Mrs rtaviB Mrs Brock Mrs McDuf- children with muk and. puxxer. W dane ruller. 1^^^^ cWldren need, namely, imnarals. J was benefited after taking i CARDUl ^ Helps Women to Health Take Thedford’s Black-Draught for Constipation, Indigestion, Biliousness. 1 cent a dose. c-isaV S' WHO’S WHO IN R. H. S. Alton Parks Alton Parks came to us four years i RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION INOW TO THE NEWS-JOURNAL [protein and vitamins. 'Thus, there SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON For Dinner Tonight- end every Night Butter- cup Ice Cream THE TWELVE SENT FORTH By EDGAR HALL WHEN YOUR CAR IS IN BAD SHAPE Call On Us We’ll put it in first-class running order for you in less time than you expect us to. Just give us a chance to surprise you with our service and prices. We have experts who know what ails your car and how to set it right. - ^ WASHING — POLISHING — GREASING Try us out! Pol^n Motor Co. The Thirty-fifth verse of the ninth chapter ot Matthew sums up P con- siderablo period of time and a S^eat activity in a tew sentences. Gallilee| ' in the time of Christ was very dense-, ^ 1 ly populated. According to Josephus it contained 204 cities and villages. /mtapt PR This is substantiated by some teach- ^ SUPREME QUAKl LK ers .and denied by others. Ba that as it may, we are certain there w^re, ^ member of the family la few towns or cities and a large ^ n. y a,,ravQ»no Ttnttpr- number of villages. 'This verse says will welcome Suprenie Butter that Jesus “went about,” or visited 1 jgg Cream-, ready packed, all of them. He saw toe People, ^ serve. Have aluart « pint delivered leaderless when they needed a leader ypUr home. . so much ;and helifies^when they had j gg sure to ask for Supreme But- sudi need of help. Tb^ were only rrpam because there sheep needing a, shepherd; they were like a harvest ready to be gathe^, which means, of course, that they might be won to ChristiaA disciple.- ship.and to citizenship in the Ki^- dom of God. When ■ Je8ua_ aow the multitule He was moyed with com passion for them. The first thing He did was to call for prayea' imto the Lord of the harvest to send labw- ers. Prayer should always be the firM .step in every enterpnse. Having invoked prayer for laborers, Jesus immi^ately' furnished them himself. We 'have had already some ac count of tee calling of ' the anostles. The tenth chapter introduce toe en tire twelve, with no inttosatlon m to whom or when some of them bad b^n led to associate themselves with Js su|ti , .Jhiin -doM not-slein to be tercup Ice Cream, because there is a difference between Butter cup and ordinary ice cream. It (b made richeir and more whole some with fresh fniits in sea son, pure milk and cream. To order,' just telephone Nd. 233 Raeford Drug Comf)^ Think HweMonetI The golden opportunity is TODAY. Does your pass book show the golden harvest of your past year’s work? . Now is the opportunity for everyone to t Start Saving Regulaxiy NOW WE Invite YOUR Banking Business THINKt THINKt Ml* Vk MO|l^ Bank of Raeford ••Home of the Thrifty** Raeford, IIC . I
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