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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBarium Messenger, 1923 (Nov) BARIUM > MESSENGER PUBLISHED BY THE PRESBYTERIAN OBPHANS’ HOME, FOR THE INFORMATION OF IT S FRIENDS VOL. I. BARIUM SPRINGS, N. C., November, 1923 No. 1 The Sound Of Abundance SSLESTITTIIIITT poseaessesesesesasseseese] lz ® HANA aA TO OUR BROTHERS OF * 3 ° ; ; ‘ Of Rain |B Alumni-Alumnae §) To Readers of The Messenger: | THE PRESs: Each year has its seasons of rain gestesesseseses siestssetezeertessasas 8 a ee An Appreciation and drouth, sometimes the streams run Foals SS eae eo ' me ‘~ Siena pel ae greats As this is the first aiid in the entire issue,to receive Until about six weeks ago when we full, at other times, the flory dwindles} We are expecting a big time Hall-| = : . = oe |started to begin to get the first prep- itil t] lavieks tak be] cece: | only issue that will come|a valuable prize. This con- a until there is not enough to turn the} oween. E / s ca es E arations made to publish a paper, we wheels, along the way. We are expecting several of the old out before I hanksgiving it test would be open to old = thought that newspaper men and print- Elsewhere in this issue, will be found | home children with us at that time. is rather full of the Thanks-| and young alike with the Elers in general were just ordinary peo- the list of receipts in money for the We were very glad % have with us| giving campaign. Some-! most liberal sort of rules, = ple. ont tober, t a little overjlast Sunday, Ernes yner, a fi , ‘ x | ote : low we are si aze 4 come " oe Aa ging: a m ee ee es ce. see where in this paper you can/only insisting on one par- on we are simply amazed that a » and ctober is one of the] barium boy. Ve are always giad to = = i cee < ‘ this c ntry cz r “e 2 @ rd Se ne ne aa ae ee shoe come|_ {ind an answer to any ques-/ticular thing and that is ountry can produce the extracnds- expensive months as every mother]see our boys and girls when they come i k ? nary number of super men necessary knows; shoes, school books, winter | back. tion you cou d possibly ask | that the contestant locate o keep all our peridicals going especi- a ’ “FF clothes, heav clothes, increased] “Iwo of our boys, Charlie Carriker | about this campaign; our| the error himself or her- illy the editors of small town papers. appetite, and with us, teachers salaries }and Edward Fraley are going to school} 2 present fin-.ncial state and|self, as the case may be. Since our waking hours have been ae one for this month ts well over | at ae in their ao oe WW hy, the plan for getting This is such a wonderful busy grinding out “copy” and trying to $10,000. We also have two boys at the Uni- : ‘ f aetna eet cee or 4 a oe herpetic heey, a in a healthy shape again,|chance for some one to 2/%* 2" ofganization to work, so that Truly we w ould be desperate, were | versity of North Carolina, Harry Est- | 23 | | j | 1 the news can be served hot, before it ; ts Pa Bob : ; ; q rour par ¢ ‘ g ‘ ’ 2g — . it not for the coming of ‘Vhanksgiving | ridge and Nat Orr. Nat left Barium ane #6 tt ; in that plan. get famous that we hes becomes luke warm history In ordering and the sound of * ‘ Soundiv e of rain”. | about four years ago. We are always We sincerel) hope thatthejitate to announce the strange sounding articles and then when Believing that our people are going| interested in boys,who have the ambi-|- next issue of this paper|prize until we find out =| everythingis nearly ready, run out of to rally to our support, we can still|tion to go on and finish. If you will 2 W hich will come out inDe-! how many are taking part capital M’s or something, like that, risen + draditore. with aecirance (MOEES in Gacacen dae sou la : i ace iS ’ Since aie Poa: oa - our ee = an ae in any : hoo you go to, youl|= cember, will contain thelin the contest. sae our ee ts have = that all accounts will be settled soon.| will almost always find one of our|2 . ; ea strangely troubled, with dreams of gal- eae een eee - panies news that this campaign Subscriptions eer nee spacey reas And when the sound of the rain} Barium children. turns into the rain itself, and we realize the generous outpouring we don’t know whether we could outrun chariot believe | a for sixteen miles, but do \ better editoria we ~ } | we could write a than this. More Recent Football News On Oct. 26, we played our second | game with Statesvill. his time the contest was played at Statesville. During the first half neither side half Statesville lith Grade made scored, but in the last made 13 points. Several giris were on hand and them- selves heard by their cheering. Our next battle was fought at Landis. Result: Landis 19, Barium 0. Last Saturday the same two teams met at Kuaanapolis. This time the score was 26 to 0. We _ enjoyed playing with these fellows very much, as thev are fine fellows and conducted themselves ina Vke sportsman man- ner. Tuesday afterncon Statesville came down for another This was throughout, the final result being Statesville M4, Barium 6. Thad Brock recovered a fumble, and by 50 encounter. game well plaved excellen.: interterence raced yards for a touchdown. More news next time Weiner Market Short, Messen- ger Force to Make Prey On ’Possums Saturday evening November 3d the had the spring. Due toa shortage of hot dogs limit printers weiner roast at a in Statesville we were forced to ourselves with a supply of four apiece. On further motion the type stickers Troutman ap- suggested that we go to for a ride and further satisfy our petite for hot weiners and onions. As the season rise to thoughts shall wheras we now at hand gives of “’possum and ‘ta afford and “stinted” ters” we something in part our appetites will not have to go Weare promted to make amends to our readers forthe lack of more frequent issues of the Messenger, but our only apology consists of these two reasons -— all our printers have give vent to sportsmanship, and comprise part of our football team, and second, if we printed the Messenger weekly, or semi- weekly there would be a scar- city of paper in this country right away— so we are not goingto be instrumental in caucing this great country of ours,any sort of catastrophe (Signed ) CHAs. HUNT, Printer’s Devil” When Lees and Howard are re- paired, we won't have a building that it will be necessary to apologise for to visitors. We have two girls at Mitchell Coll- ege, Thelma Fraley and Madeline Strickland. We also have two girls at Flora MacDonald College, Mir- iam Jordan and Mary Hill, two at N. C. C. W., Mary Nolan, Bertie Craig. One of the 1923 graduates broke the record. Miss Ada Mac Phail was married in Charleston S.C. | j j to Mr. Florida. Margie Wiihelm, 1920, was here the other week. ! i Mitchell Elledge, of Sidney, graduate of a the past two weeks and they were greatly We have had lots of visitors in ; welcomed by us all. Last Sunday we had with us, some of our friends from the “Church Be- side the Road” in Greensboro, and we feel we can cal! them our “friends” when they came so far through rain to Mr ber, gave us a most interesting talk on see us. Dendy, one of the nur Christian Endeavor work, and it was enjoyed by all. has received a glorious re- sponse; that the that we will have to run them like a story, several there is any further infor- mation needed before Thanksgiving, a letter for it, will be promptly an- swered. We are starting off with new equipment, new hands, new plant and we are all a little bit awk- ward at the job. A most casual pev || of the news items, acta and read- ing matter in general, will disclose numerous er- rors in type-setting, gram- mar, logic and everything issues. If NA L A Some of our Christian Endeavors spent a delighful week end in Greens- boro attending the Christian Endeavor had a big time for we haven't heard anything back,and want to thank our friends : "W n eo convention, we all know they else since they came we who were so nice to them. Guy Jackson, one of our “honor- able seniors” is in (Greensboro this week, as a guest of one our girls Marg- Just wait until ” Hookie™ gets back then we will have something urite Jordan. to talk about. ‘Two of our girls, Armigene Rode- erick and Levada McPhail, spent the Raleigh. with Governor Morrison, and from week-end in They stayed what they have told us they wouldn't mind staying with him. Mrs. J. R. Page. If woman suffrage ever reaches the point where all public offices are held by women, we know the held by Santa Ciaus will fallto Mrs. J. R. Page. So zealously did she work for Barium, as Synodical Secretary of Or- job now phanage work that her every coming to the Home meant a veritable Christ- mas. Her last good work was in get- ting all Rumple Hall bed rooms furn- ished just like the Lottie Walker, tru- ly a great undertaking and a much ap- Long will she be re- membered as one of loved friends, and we hope that she may again be closely connected with this work. preciated one. our most ‘To make the outfitting of Rumple complete, the Kings Daughters of the First Church Salisbury most splendid- ly furnished the living room. We are proud ofthis building and of our friends that have so splendidly made of it a real home for this very else. If these things are interesting to you, we would like to start a con- test if we felt sure that every member of the Presbyterian Church would take part; the con- who finds the most errors) HAAN VAM eea Sh i NG a a number | of gifts will be so great continued | test being that the person’ We are so anxious for every Presbyterian and oth- er friends of this Institution to hear about it that we are not going tO tie the circula- tion of this paper down to a subscription list. We are arranging with “Uncle Samuel” to carry this pa- per to you without a sub- scription and we are going to send this to you until you write us to stop. This seems like an expensive proposi- tion, but we believe that your interest will be quick- ened to such an extent by getting at first hand, news of this wonderful famil of yours, that your con- tributions will increase in frequency and size more than the cost of getting out the paper many times over and we do not want to wor- ry ourselves and you contin- ually with duns for fifty cent subscriptions. All we want you todo is to read this paper. It is going to be GOOD. WN SUM FaA y *paee eH We had intended sending with our first issue of the Messenger a copy of our annual report, but instead of from this report, possibly all of it. We believe this is a better plan. and it will not be so burdensome as _ giving out both the report and the paper. Copies of the report in booklet form will be sent to any one on request. According to last year’s plan the Every Member canvass should have produced a revenue for the support of the Orphanage between fifty and sixty thousand dollars. “The Thanks- giving campaign and other special gifts should have increased this amount to one hundred thousand to take care of the entire support of the institution and such items of repair and building outside of the special building fund donated by a few individuals. These two sources together only yielded a revenue of sixty-five thousand dollars for last year, which of course accounts for the present deficit of thirty-two thousand dollars. We believe that this slowing up in the revenue has been caused by a majority of the churches allowing their special collec- tions to be credited to the budget. By resolutions offered by the Orphan- age Committee and adopted by Synod, also recommendations by the Steward- large family of girls. that we now plan to publish in the | : | next issue of the Messenger extracts) {ship Committee it is earnestly urged | this year that these special collections | be in addition to the regular benevo- lent quota. While each church is credited with their contributions they should not be credited on their AP- PORTIONMENT. It has been the custom in years past to allow the Sunday following Thanks- giving to be the clean-up Sunday and everybody not reached on Thanksgiv- ing Day was supposed to contribute on this Sunday, which would complete the Thanksgiving offering for the Or- phanage. This year at most of the churches the special collection for the equipment fund for Foreign Missions now being intensively pressed by the Assembly’s Stewardship Committee ; will be taken, and we fear if special stress is not put on the Thanksgiving Day collection, that our cause will be overlooked. We believe there is no more worthy cause of our chuich to- day than this cause of the Orphan- age; we believe that there is no cause to which our people more readily re- spond than this cause of the Orphan- age; but, with all that, unless we all realize the necessity of giving this our serious consideration at this time, how- ever good our intentions may be, the cause of the Orphans will suffer to an extent that we do not realize. and leads and labor saving rules and slugs, and all those things that don’t act like their names. An imposing stone that does net look imposing a bit, of wooden furniture all neatly arranged ix a box, that wouldn’t doto housekeep with and the darling of the office, that is called the “devil” just like that, before prea- chers and all. leys that don’t float sticks, Since all that, we have begun to take off our hats every time an editor passes us, and gaze in awe, as long as one Jast glimpse can be had of the giant intellect and mechauical genius, that it takes to get out a paper. We have heard that every time a person over thirty five learns a new thing he has to forget some thing. If that is true, we will ere long if we keep-on publishing this Paper,be down to where we will have to write” on our cuff the names of our immedi- ate family. And now, what is going to become of this paper the product of so much la- bor labor, southern, power, etc. It is unthinkable that any one who can get a copy, even by borrowing unto the third or fourth passing round can let any of theses golden thoughts @ass unread. “It is unthinkable that as long as families have their hordes of cherished treasures that these sheets shall ever be doomed to kindle the kitchen fires. You know this paper may not look any better than lots of others, maybe not so good, but it really is good be- cause we did it ourselves right here, and we have already noticed that about mental stress, possisly it ourselves. If you have read this far you may have noticed it too,so keep right on, it gets better the further it goes, we mean of course the further in it you read. If any article seems too long, don't get bored, remember the paper is just so big, and if the article you are reading wasn’t there soniething else would have to be, so you might just as well read what is there. We do hope you will like it, and if you find that you don’t write us what is the matter with us, it may be you have discovered it, and anyway it will be that much copy for the next issue. There are lots of things in this world that are worse than a good natured fight, and if our paper is published from montn to month and never receives a rife of criticism, we will reluctantly come to the conclusiou that nobody is reading it. We weicome letters of approbation, criticism or suggestion,not only in the conduct of the paper but as to the conduct of the Institution. Letters of this kind will all be read, a great many will be published in the columns of the paper. We would like for letters of this kind to be addressed to the “Editor” and they will reach the proper desk for consideration. lf i a v¥ ( o } : 1 re i He t Winste pla I I ning } 1} their eq rt \ ; e ¢ itt T SO il : he rate a - : x > j i : pm I U M i\ 0 ‘] § ly . 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Maybe ic pupils a nuns Point of tl ntire success from t] Alherr Vi z ik W TAL ' sgaeuzzestss eestesstsee: Sa ike Mr. someday w ctice so | ‘© foot | he score. 1 mthel Pp W oodwar 3 amas LKER if ee seiteseettesesees Rae tee Mildred Nesbitt, whic we can play} °° yall season tl e, nevertheless | Bowden | i$ First F $3 | EX eee | ee Mile. which is | play suraging I n thus far | a 1 Holland, ! iritetes: = ‘loor | - Cc H x RY bosreset she su es is tak by playe g. Evers has b Bonnie } ee steisessestez $3 | 33 iIANGE $$ ure ca takin : ar. yed thus f ry team en | inie H 5 | seessereteres 33 | NGI : + can play. § g music and seve us far h am we ! | farrell, Billi | ss sssessessseess: 31 ¢ WI $3 ing, we sing ay. She pl and | Several pound eR geRER SY pail <2 . seeeeeeesesceteces $3 | 3 and Wi ce ve sing so = plays for put pounds to the e cot it, John H ( eoteceses23 | Vhce Wear so well. us W up a good 1e man. but qd us|] n Hur ‘ ce : |? weve $3 Mr are expecting We have gaine scrap nearly a Capps, ¢ y rt one of our \ f Mary I rs. Hill soon g to get a pi good gained the rej es ~| Griswol ' Clint Vo ey Se atetniiees R on. a picture}to th sports and eputation ¢ ne iswold, D ee ans’ Build i : . .ebec ete nad Of pPl2 ? Par Aruey fa little p ris. \ <a Patterson or ‘i € finish. ea tame ¢ | } I ! aper its —went to the . one of e The f ame}i : in Sau 1 . i | eh Ter taper our little} St he first game ean ae : ee, ol on the table le and there _—— TH was plav | M = Gt ee ; ek for i ceo tas pepper for su and she said or both teams S$ was the eo ee ( i oh Unickel rin ' r supper. ,|/not as fast , and con t ; nt ; | ; , Ny | es turnin he little pirls ee, = as i nsequ | { eee | He K cae ing cold ’ : >: Stat t FE ‘ ' , ker people C = eh old because th are glad it is SOM tatesville ron =: 2 new Littl 10es and ca hey have p at and Kerr ' + PR : who |} | We: le, But ] Ch 1 can stay in th Puren arlum making touchd Kobe een jill} ‘ ut nor st ney don’t lik - the house F . uchdowns Sar R } : infirmar iY nor Da plot. But tk ike to stay on th " The n for} ; : e ( i ¢ at 3 ) im~ ry of K th ‘ it they li ? i next 2 deus Bro ‘ y the Hickory ey like to Rose © grass Mooresvill ga ise srock, | ‘ \ \ ‘ cory nut trees z . vy up it fr ville, and f € Reid Br | a delight \ ae Martha B trees and get tl p in ‘om start to 7 Brown, P i + ui estern part pias rtha Beattie pthe uted oo woe finish. Est - oten oO of k irls, work attie, anothe ty ictorious can eee eee . 4m orks over at th her of our little On S by a 32 to 0 oe ne cae n I oS - ian called up the Switch-boz ©) De ie eptember 2 core. | i. igs 2 sg reassess SS2883 jis it on jay and p from St: \-board. wriieet Hi er 29th | Cheodore B | 33 Irs . StIttesesertgeseees. | to Goce n ek d wanted t Statesville or Richa 1 High School , € , Brock 13 Loe TITAS 8888S 5 1 dian ater ; ok re ards ool o eee ie | >‘ | $3 I yeR The vourt} er at the Spri know abo Cl he rdson Athletic F on 1 fae Chor! | $3 NIUE KR an j ss yy t . cost. “I Pring and ho ut the], > first matc ic Field new |! ; nariie ¢ | 33 5 nda low far } ss don’t ky ow much i this natch ana vikin 4 j } lohn > ' | BDA IR t | () 1e water, M: iow anythi it is magnitice game ever \ tiack } | Setseeeseesseees Lim ¥ 34 a oO tk ) pees . Marta ain Ling ara ly the be ent field. whi laved o nan Hi 1 ( stsssteseseeets 3 WI i, a whet: are o Said. ae David vest athletic fic oe hich is | ris; | Joa *Stetestesteseseso e e 3 | ey board for.” you z ' lan avidson field in ) : 1est: Price: J ‘. stteeeseresete: oft | iS ies or. at the Swi Jack was th n the s 1B ce; Jo ! Bassseae I Switch- pa aS vudilt lanor at aie. | Tit, Wapecun . sais Ww boy « a hasicnn 6 1e idill w 32 to 0.] jordan ee ae . 1 i NEC > ein tl ’ are not ver mn # sersssieesse f Papers ere | { an: RB > Br ‘ ek LW } ve en < St3e ee S as » Ment x rOOTIU > | wes ‘ wn and } cK fais? . iart } Bo seetesSIET ETS or Barium the out standi d| Wilkes; G ae : ytor} I 5 U., the A dhe is fi nd Al ny re are you SYNOD Seeeztetest7eee On , , nding s =| Sas : : Garland C me 1 | ; hy oa LiUUITLE! a trom Ost, , j O1 Hiss COTTA es I of the best ga lc n Jackins; ‘I ( ( 1, the biggest erboy Dutches | ¥ ———— SEES SEES S SS SOS GE S| i s played ag ‘ games of t] peer Billie | _ " oe e of = the | le Had Al + Stitt | dir : gainst H e€ st a lie Mack c of ¢ her ad Ah SBISISITEE. 3 ne held unt i} funtersy ason }t ; ick. ay Vid | £2e* yur ; \lready St settee . 1 s o. . } its f} y tin P " isually wel re, ray PPAICY; ‘ Ic € ‘ s fhe ot] stole 2 Mrs. Williar FT ne after time | v9 ell int Fhet i. vy; Walter B WV al- w is s 4 as Te Bn Heart n He: ing te illiams left S$ backs wi e holding ti s game,|___ Will : \ im y n | ellen, tl ‘ | g@tos t Sat s with acing the He, | la LI I Ve < \ a en, the i ioe spend the week urday mor ae 8 out gain ee ot are } Hu : are havir Bee ae 1e cook 2S < ; ae 3 a . n. % Crs | t twh heat ‘ fas » Says | and friends ek end with n-|q 3 to 6, Hil The final oe eby H vho is the i tournam | 4 suspicior i ee M s. th relat- ven tar Ee I ill makin sal result | “2 ; a ayes challen e marble cI ament to find | picious natu , Mer . ariun cing et | arles Guillispi i « nee : bie chi nd | att cl ro Curley and On| arium., he touch-|sie Hod uillispie; G .| Rod ! yOOoGy , pion. W { ( i hildren S ? nd Revis visi ast Wed : é Hodge; Ch I a | « the } » Inch iding : e|} nd } Sunday. s visited thei over to Li Inesdav w lie M hester Jes-| Clin > Famous | s Peter || c Dick Griswold "that will incclinon, This i the: pe Paco: 19% 9 xe Ch udill playe Wee Miser. | roarded in ; Bae t swo ~ make 5s ils 1S tf : hy east in oer ‘a ead tack] . + | corner n a stockt: . . ae the Synod | and Charles H championshi ke someone cfeces de a Rhee clo ae afew da tackle on| ner of her ees day afternoon boys for a walk oo ton 46, Bz 1ip honors. S e Busie o-| We are ls it tackle “wh, ago. H eer friend” i om. E yo * walk S ,» Barium { rs. Score: Lit SYN e are looki . le é i cher, <z Was fom Hi es ful to ee » W 4Ineoi G =e ure to tl KING 1¢ e playing. | ler, and , 1 Hill, G our fr ane e are I sari Beast » the { : : ying. | end as the f: : ak iz iend are ver} net Brad i, oa ct with g.j; endur et Orr Deator Jarlana Caudill, and C generosity in nas In that cans 2 Johnst Tom C J Cottage sc Dall g: if s pleas-~ | a4 he eae ais ee te Sa » were and C receipts, swing wh oil - for thei: ston, Tom C s, Jar beat t ys TI with the Lees | j when t ee aturday. the Synod b has. $35.00. which ne us all the heir} vis. Gro n Char 1 ee ‘ ee cae inks yiving sees }ing mar the girl ar ne arbers | * 5.00. amounted t Cc ver Miles. hie Rea ain this year and hop ’ Wel 5 re. ed ted to harl t 4 We : . ype to doi And ] ? A 4 iriie Sea ee H } .e are co it} sai 1 J want : sesssesstssesese t present we : rs, Wy lunt, | lons ¢ etting al it an Eli fgg to i S seseeereseees poosnecs Give e have two nan, Herold R yne ' is Of mk now Out eigh | put 1 vilen, what i om ¢ teeetesttes wes © atesvil Ww aiine % : rold Reavis Joe Kee- K now. hty five eal } tmvn at s nt ttttt a ‘ or le nes tan viS, ' C~ | esiese ys e gal-~ y money i ne : CHOOL ndis on Frid eon lLues in 1. Fart D : \\ ten sgittsaseseseses s cement lim} anc ney in thei Wi nore W iday. and WJunn, jo te Col- 18 Sstessssests vical | er mistre . pes eeees S “a eap , and|ile F 1, jonn | yim 1 33 S33322S2seees2 ishn tress reg seeeteses B preciat ‘. ritchard vie \ “3 er Voresees hment. “\W Pepe teitttt py | itt e very lard T Ch Ss ee 232338572282 : - : seseeesetete 3 & of several ery much 5 Jaime sae i ar- | %&% LE eo. ai cal Ss8S3tSSEsEE didn’t | ’ hy, Elle 1 ast Ww stesssaeassedt | Students f ral Davidson | Fowler, | #3 na CO mr x ; believe in bank g! ell, we ha eerie s from time t son wher, | S8sssisseses Yi TAGE “| eae a 1 banks gh month and ave been i aching. eto time to el ai Ch seees ets 8222: BE 8jeul, “b ore I do, mum. have s and two week in school a ° assist in | sriswold, H F sy _— sees seeessethttsestes $3 1 ot ut since I’; num, re ; o seven month s, but we sti M Ait ee B ere By C : beaetteseses2®3 ed uext week ] oe Pe = racer: ust Get On Th ee ee) Villard Airs,|. Wells uy Jackson }ey would be rade poral ay be mar- s to ‘h ie J [race a To] : i ell, Weil : ithe h be safer in the | ith Most of e Masonic FE ob y, W is ing t , it Joo! | Ouse an is the bail e of us ha ha . asonic Ed “ee tiar C to h ) 2 with ; bank th: whicl s have ou s as its objecti ‘ducational | bie, O.J.3 - All | new ive somewl we: | a strange un in hasa irmor ~ ee objectiv ional Pi JM Albert C Lire ea ew here ao ates | nge man al ite s a whole y re this id ctive th : roger: lin ( 5 ees t Com-] ed r0Ws! e to 2O~} pis an abo ; are v ) () s idea by ve the dri ram | ur q Jalph n-j ed nce t vil i a ee Bi re very good ports | thousa a by Seat Rar cramation Be Wuriey, Tit a Hunt. F _ Mn ce Fi uae a 1” our Dignified S peare’ avean . sand Masons of g all the { : | Mack WV cay, Bil ar]; the prin ie Barn she! be start The d Seniors peare's: works e a new set of Shak port of this id ns of the state ir forty | | nga ; Bill Hoies,|t#e! ing force jelters most of | e dignity of t . certainly takes 1 the library ‘ d es} only con s idea Maso a in sup. bert Cab ( vton Brow % lonor, Ty an Weep Ost of | the sen ’ ¢ e Sa c , g . - Es ; . - _ ns 1 “pe ad wanes > rown, a i 7 no - 1 . , in mer anes Os of th y, and it cur in this i should - 1 ei Ru- ie ve Th eciate | S ove 1 ‘ es e a us ae ic Viurt : ‘ { i : ' 1€ e a Bs lorizing shear seniors ti . busy in ies adv idea, Soe ah nc t i ‘ ann, Wi loane, Arc : VS ai C B ock be | picture a they arent he s , 2| engage in | ts advocacy ¢ it should MY Cc: irchie Moor and the 1 See anymore wl going t ae everith . ‘ 1 bringing it to and activel jcan make h ore, Bobl e rest of} = ace when : to's the Shorter ra grade is me ation. We a tg a fill ctively | Motaka ‘1 LE. be ee e him clean a bby Estridg are is digas comedy atachi . : ' 2 Olas . I Aout ldge igrririe ‘ On ¢ atachism wtk eiiodzin |oPPabPEet ould discuss i realiz~| Hod lorre : lol 10 1 eb ze | who ehis ‘aati Pen Gy Some of the te h proof. it until it, publish it s it, defend iodee Itva Lov : : Wed: et , ae ‘i ae ve er thacs ave taking th etenth grade and ne every child i , and ; oo Ch. { a e, Hazel ot Adages Lined Giada ca 5 ie peers al peop +f : 1e ¢ > an : re equ: “ n the fo ara be xi ice, Loui f ;R ee finn . a} reir ell, b if you i commerciz senior ; juality of the stat lise Squires | Brock at ( : ' ista eir dionit 1 : should rcial co tunity 2 y of edt Tee chal} | Gertie ) ; ry : ' e two nd | of tv hou t hap urse, and y and reg GUCcatic = ertie Wi ’ , Mattie K } ct iC i of the } is an ¢ a fuke ise about pen by th , and |a privi ein the full f nal opt : ic | : ei alla | heo else dinc A ri put ten oc the privil . e full fruit ppor- | ther A pase es y; | nigl : ling ser € se or ¢ ; oclock i sch ege. fruition er Ar knnie ( old \ niors r any time i clock in the m ool g tition of such | I zon j e Hare: | aa or thre ; i us that ¥ nick ie werd ila rs, would thi in the af orning| L hj} Litaker; | chie; M: ys-|root. Mir, § nore gentu ¢ hacal es about eping p think w arternoo ear i par: | | ; r, Sit uses und =f 1 nut twel peace: pert stenogr e had two or n you n Our Lang Ave: : stall: a ee | Ou n ae \der our |) When elve, t Aft graphers at work three ex- I — Or Get Vii a ae E beth |! hed to ome oe a not by os t After the . Ee act Fs ste | ee ‘ i th t : : inte 4 e g2 : say *o R ‘ ) nee > fohn C . at , kts ’ I tw game w ; ay tha ; Rian ve Cid um:!) i n Crais sn al ia of vii most ae = Lincolnton enough of “a aman fey <oper: Ar ( Colvan: ] ‘ we ak aig per fiat cea u oe ayers, G ; mplish ‘ America t as not f 5 ; Jessi ce cock was e vou would } \ s i : , Guy Jack plished f guage, le’ : ca to | ound | | Diack as crowi ild be-~ Who and |} came t y Jackson 2ad T ootball | d s let hin learn i i] | na ' ’ wing rig ; entered i o school wi raad Theo oes h n get its lan-| Elizal Li cere Kii M ight. Joh 1eck eda | : to an ol with thei Brock e shouldn’ out. Unti here] ee Bt young troat phe pace el in i Juniors 1 an examinati eir faces oe melti nt vote ntil [ \ . Doo ny ; on t : ied their And pull 00 moh school — rativer thy es suited a ng pot, but if th oe. Pam for he Mary Shoe; | Pete as ae Pre i nin cae heir TH d pull her out of bed Owi an a‘com-} rid i pot that w here are any ! the] Rod See Ic Milla Wie ost | usual bark _ ed ve Junior didr t bed by the wing t of then on't n y ‘umps erick; f Millan; FE] empt \ f some on arked at] in the m didn t like to | en : j . . ie] ; Elma da bu she. could 4 widdie ot eto be int family ie o the large alized citi I respec t, let's g <ins; Earl ma | Ay ie et of : could ha So she iddle of her e Inte ; y we have ‘iad growth of fF citizen wh pect every n get ( carly Ma ‘ AA le ' crater nua hin ave | ihe |} she opened |} ier dream pt in our library ad to put a Our effort to m o re vally y natur- Bs rd: Bes: S ae! Oct. twe a Sarg a » him. he house b 1 her mouth ; Alth ary to make 6 stud ane He is a be erge with us it makes an| < Hel se Vann,|<" ee Mica ae T nc y her big lor REL ATLL AVE ; e 1 Se eet \ elen BR 1 CCK VEL 1 Mr. 20S A g loud s ‘an though we h y room, | Cause h tter citizen th our ideals. Wis ore an Biown.1 9% h Mrs.Stoll Becd spl gress terjans for guit ave been Pr e made th Eo hat -s clue Werden: Ti : : ania Xs eee hanes and W just learnit quite awhile the presby- ao aah e choice. Di be- : annes; \ ia Kj lson; Mil We a birtth-{ Lhe old | and Wheez : if Ww seni . J % ie dow a soins | x : Juaize; | Sere ng; | iev i Hink lw old lady in zes thev 4 ig what they niors are orthern Indi lown int vine | p ize; ik Rub wb ndering was ofa y in the Soe studying, Toe ballove, for help eam Tidings. ‘ the swamps Roper; S > Quaige; uby fits ilding will we p -whancene (see f owing imp e confection s § ite m yseit— . : aran } Abie a i. i} ne us I ice. . atient 2 1 si Spgio' aes reed of the the decisio I could only could cre ison; al Abie WHER Ot tired ; Within | Count a inaily she r: ae | J b - ly approve tazel Bus- of ads out | of sleepi ; iter, Here e rapped s! . elieve th ve of Squirrel” J of the wind eping | ¥ ho wait e youne lady : on $2883883 is ‘expressive r the soul of A lr} \NNEE LOUT Sam Pysaton 1s stl Bee ees son the nuts? » shecail 3 S32 SS mos y Dian UUISE oO a lil ae e nuts aller 3333333 and a of an int America lem { ( \ as Si sersesete n inte tense las ms Ca {1 ‘ Ly ; . raio ] : ? Nair, >: Sey seseesges i nse ha e love . es Mf ; ; nd Picki a INFIRM sseeegs | are two fates hatred of Hons of peace | la Relle | Mildred M | Boone P i dry. John |“ : ickings pc $ aa a vrol TY - ; e Le Miles | -— = S . d eh ; ir ‘ 4 1ins * 3333 ARY i enough troub] Boe to ¢ ng Vhere | rice Edy } ozel Bech ; - } well | yi shin noes | br a I see that —— seeseestessssestst 4 without havi eif wetalk | ee ue into | ‘ V ii ia Edy k; Beat | Fraley t ook em an hoes on randed on hi yur mule 333333333 > avi ~noli , = Vanr : dwards A ©) rinks | 1 any | ‘ s right } ule has [ Mrs. S steesstette ving other c nolish alone. | } in; | : ards; ( land 1} ; 5 : ay. Wal | pose he h he hind irs Mrs. Shaffer visi $ Senettes r complicati 1e,| Johnstor Prine 4 ja- | and he is often a hindu m alter} Jon las deen nd re week e er visited her d S3BSSISIess323 ee ations, ot reed ( yi > Margare | John Blacl ea eit) lagic ian| N : ged to t iv m , . end, with aught Stesiesere: tula | eid, Z > Kmoi trying to Oo S ee neve S Ut Hos wesk end, with her litle daug ust|? RUM eee Wao, f Margaret "Bois, —Geewhir! Jac ician| No Suh—dat US. don : - $ AA art rei ace ‘ ee W ! bout Gabi ea cae aughter | Re PLE HAL g| Mara Beas Myrtle Johnson, fone o i iierkre oe Lie seat nean no b oe 2 tt 3| Pp ; * t la “ iSO! ms ody on ti } ae that she wi visit very much e. We SBsBSe3sSst33 ‘3 8 Pearl Bo Largaret 1,)one on his f e Foott will come agai ch and ho syetesegteees 31G foston, | ; : Brooks, | ond fa We again. pe $332 jrace C] 1 Christ ,jond or third ot aed ; e have not had Rumple H ee ce D iristenbery, | 8" GOR nS! aaa ness so fz very ' mople MM exile & erthy H wth a é a very far and hope Hei much. sick- doesn’t have all as every on Lilly ] hnson, Vera Cy] - Have s } 7 Harvey Pri Wh er hy Rod y mild winter Mi we will have] ¢ Miss eae news. ne knows | ¢ ¥ P, C hristenbery, | time at 9°00 : ad at She Reali . ‘ derick h . fiss Armigi ron 1 ob e Cabl yr g 1 clocl ; } y W : " ” 1K ster adic NI | monthly r Call reddi Buildi as retur rmigine | j entuck came t » Nancy hiv rent oht. d ie hz id auted ing aft ; o »2the W ing R z and tI © visit I iy RB nt. Good “N«< d just p , alter oO , ock f hey we C ner} i Joots Keer’ | poing » Freddie” proposed t weeks. We a kon sate fart s}| Wear al the oa to Blow-| ( ee LRY em | ceer's clothing you reddie” she said | dto M very mi: : or fiv e all gl: snd. rere a rool : y and V ng “ aid £ can’ ry much isa Mi \iss Roderi e| paper a bel glad that tl a Cc | inde NI ve are The : been indispos' ’ liss Dezern — every eing print ee new nev y Sath rook, Pauline| I lay some more | ran man who get Mrs a sed do ” who h d one will 2 ed and »~ erine Kstrid auiine ks be dk nore and, uprig ets met Mrs. W. H wn here N as Ww enjc d we h r. Blicl . idge, Cat ( me ena ht and e must } Seed Thi : e ar joy reading i lope 9 BUCKS ens atherli: Carry ¢ | My id square.’ ust i were White fr. and|t > are busy goi ading It. pe} Liddia D Lee, Thel ne till th 4 y dear girl,” are. with se and spent of Huntersvill here isn’t mucl going to sci 5) ae 1elma Shaffer, | “ NEXT ISSut lon’t want a man said Fred ‘ Miss Brown ~ day last aie Hall. ich going on ‘ a Pree Broc} n, Lucy McPI | Ireland’s N — | a man, you v He, you accompani mn. _ ” fi > at R OCK. herso ands i C i este bemtes Want a pi 4 Mis gy ine by Mrs i! Grave sled gs ese umple BABY ny Phe Had ew Stamp A man wolke ised piano White. We « and hi Vhite’s sister Mrs. Bargi es A, PAGE | printed fo MPs \ fice in Indianapel in an in ; e. We enj is sister Mi train for Wi gins—What i I Vi ernardo, Angeli | placed by e in Irel rovers Tank polis and s ce of very much njoyed their visi eee r Winterville? lat is the Virgina Gill gelina Be Mig ee ao if Jis- | Wha: to get sor : . ir visit also Ticket clerk ile? e next Ann M SLUISDP \Willie M © nardo,| Lhe ot nt of Free State dis- | hat kind?” me ins: , 2 —T Apne i , ‘ > *~ this ate satis , ee ind?” asked nce Mrs. B. ( l'wo-forty Mills, Lee Kurley Mae Kelfy December. I eries was 1 et ent, Fire or | _asked the thirtv-ei . (absently) » madame | johnnie [ ey, Mar oe YE per : t Is ‘ issued i “Both.” ri fer gen y-eight and I’ y is Make} me. | Bead ee Mell artha Love estan. 1 grev-o1 in i h.” said tl nd I'll take ake it (Wo sradley, I Melvin Ayer €,| signing o " it comm : two- | I’ve got a 2 the prospect ie mil occa ~ Lorne GCillieaa yers, Lacy|F re Bice Cotes uatidates saat got a wooden | t, sadly. a0 <ON'T Spite. = = a ristituttor e ep. —Se (CONTINUED ON }outline te. The central 1 of the Irish | Do Y —c. ON PAGE 4 Soosyhed eryegetna ee pa] ou Give Ze yt.) , inches land. The} any} ast winte Zero? the Gael he word Eir @ inscrip-| Influen vinter during tl ¥é os 3 Fire r ae re ng . . for Ireland.— “age hich is} za one of the he epidemic of . I D oy he st he Ports | you give mail b of ortal | have ai e us zero wl ys aske any te >» when w ‘a, BARIUM MESSENGER OCTOBER CLOTHING BOXES RECEIVED + NAT j Mr. Stanley, Jr. Davidson 5.00 Caldwell Memorial 63.00 : ee RECEIPTS = | Rutherfordton S.S. 8.97 | Dallas S. S. 10.12 Woman's Auxiliary, Burgaw, .----. wens eneans cocone --nne- oo One box = North Charlotte Missionary | Kings Daughters, Morganton 45.00 " RinsOM occ. 2 cco cneseneenceee one s= — = BEGINNING = =| Society 500] Galatia SS. 19.66 Warsaw, enn enwe nee saan cree ceen= ee Ceti Kannapolis Church 18.50 | Unionvill Church 3.40 circle 5, Charlotte, First church ...------- ----- ne DOE Womans Auviliary First Church | Ye iach | Bethlehem 8.00 W hitsetr. ae ..-----One box] ,._ = su 24 ool: ooresville 2nd Church 40.04 pee ce fe wad 3.00 *hilathea Class, Charlotte, Tenth Ave. church ...--.----------- One box | Greensboro : ae Caldwell Mememoial Society 8.25 | W oem 4 Ux, inehnrst id cae es oh Aen ee Seer seeo* One box| Dr Wilbert. Graves feel oo 4 : ~"*" | J.W. Clark, East Mombo 10.00 Wot n AUXILAry, Durham, First ChUSCA ..<K~ we wn nnn- -- VE : j Miata 8.33 \\ omans Aux. Mt. Zion 7.90 } j.W. Love Charlotte 10.00 Charlotte, Steel Creek -church -.---- ------ -- a oy FP. Tate. 6.001 Busy Girls Circle Church by the Ladies Mis. Society Centre ene Charlote, Second chnrch .------=---~------One box) FP, Tate, } egal. ie ehaiuel cael Seach iliceece 6.00 Ey Burlington, First church .----- ------------ RP Pere : ee Le eis “5 00 Bethe! Church, Raeford 8.75| Miles Hampton Rutherfordton 1.00 } Charlotte, Amity church.... .--- ---------- One ie O..- Moore AE aan) ay Womans Aux. Newell 12.50 Womans Aux. First Church fs Mount Olive,.. oo tes eaaens soesenee em =" = Pe A Friend, Fa; 6.00 Wallace S. Circuit 4.81| Statesville 65.00 E Businiss Womans € = High Point, First church.----- ----- eo . - a Calypso 8.8. 4.00) Womans Aux. Back Creak 15.00} S.S. Class Second Church a ; MW ees AUNNAT Oxford, First church Ha eaene tena eT Some — a Prospect Chu 15.00] Womans Aux. St. Pauls 19.50} Concord 5.00 rm) West End, First church. - ------------ ay “ a Blacknall Me 28.00 | Ladies Society Centre Church iJ. White Ware, Gastonia 10.00 rs x Warrenton,.....-. ------ ------ ---- ----" T ee 0 Ladies Kasai febane 25.00} Mooresville 6.00} Womans Aux. Sanford 50.00 | Y Maxton, First church ..---- ------ -----" -- ee Warsaw SS 60.00} Mt. Zion S.S. Wilmington 15.06 | Sherwood §.S. 4.50 i Maxton, Smyrna church.--.--- ------ ------ One box ‘ 5 “he k Fined : . ts ieitit © 7" ial - ae Waughtown \\ omans Auxiliary 22.50 Womans Aux. Cleveland 6.00} Mocksvill Church 10.55 1 nee Gastonia, First church_.---------------- Two boxes Winnvisins AG Laurinburg 45.00] Calypso Church 15.00 | Cooleemee S$.5. 10.00 3 Reidsvill, First church._.--------- ------ I'wo boxes Widans Au 1 Church Hopewell S.S. 8.60 | Fifth Creek Chnrch 11.00 | = Greensboro, First church.- ------ --------Four boxes Mooresville 22.50} New Hope S.S. Lowell 5.39 | Steel Creek 75.00 & SRG ree oo eh eeaeewanee hana One box Rin Church Ra h 112.50|S.W. New kirk, Magnolia 10.00 Mrs. J.F. Gilmore, Fayettevill 90.00 a Greensboro, Alamance church... ------ -eaoe- One box | Philadcinhue | wh 20.00| Circle 7 First Church Durham 6.00) Ladies Aux., Farmersville 25.50 ie Maxton, Centre courch_..----------------- One box Lexington Ss 29.10} Wharey Memorial Aux. | Jonesboro Church 4.00 Goldsboro, First church. ..._- .----- ------One box Pind Chah 11.49 | Moorsville 90.00} First Church Wilmington 100.00 Lincolnton, First church__ .------------- wo boxes Risshaiow: 10.001} Vass S.S. 9.22 | Spies S.S. i4 Ear orkers Charlotte, Mallard Creek.----- -------- ----- One box RA aia ha LT sivaras Elizabethtown S.S. 5.00! Marions Womans Aux. 6.00 Kings Daughters Salisbury, lst Presbyterian church ------------~- Two boxes Mamorial 9.50 | Ladies Society Selma 4.00 | Circle 12 Greensboro First : tay School ¢ SEON: verre mee Rune rns trea eat en Tee -- One box Mrs. A.P. Thorp Woman’s Auxiliary, Lenoir $ 59.65 | Church 22.50 Mrs. J Archer ¢ ipel Hill, -----------2- ---2----000 20 rr One nh Rocky Mor 10.00| Vass Presbyterian S S Vass 8.07 | Westminister Church, Woman's Auxiliary Lexington, Ist church....------------------ One box] gio, Auxiliary 10.00 | Shearor Church 1.90} Charlotte 128.00 Charlotte, Tenth Ave. church..--------- -One box! Nut Bush church 3.77| Woman’s Auxiliary Henderson 22.50 | Salisbury 2nd Church 8. S. 5.61 ul, Lumberton, Presbyterian church..---------------- wo boxes Y.L. S.S. Class Belmont 5.001N. Winston SS 16.00! Mrs. 1.T. Linder 20.00 Ruminary Viadesboro, 22 oe ee aeeenan ae One box Womans Auxiliary Monroe 40.00] Cen. Steele Creek Auxiliary 6.00 | First Church Hickory 118.43 Greensboro, Westminister church.--------- One box Kings Daughters Fayetteville 6.00} Mt. Olive SS 6.65| Atwell $.S. Class Hobson De Oe ea ee a Se eee em eee One box Womans Auxiliary Met Airy 5.00! Woman’s Auxiliary Hope- Chuch 5.00 Dita nes Saches ssa seeeua rene Geeees seers One box Womans Auxiliary Maxton 6.00 well church, Huutersviile Calypso S.S. 3.83 Vatcervilltes (3 oo oe eee One box! sharon Christian Endeavor Route 20 9.00 | Womans Aux. Carthage 22.50 \\ UPI Gates oct 0 Rene eee a i ea Sieh go = (eee ee One box Society 28.50) Sanford $$ 21.70 | Westminster $.S. Greensboro 28:29 nee Mills... es ees oe Sa area One ve Womans Auxiliary Lexington 6.00 Little Joe’s SS 6.40 | Womans Aux. Mt. Olive 6.00 Wilmington, St, Andrews ..---- Sonen toee One 60x} Geneva Church 6.87 | Salem Church 5.00} Manley, S.S. 7.50 DOOR Cis. cote aee casemees ce eeenerces- One box! Jno L. Stewart, Davidson 5.00 | Hopewell SS 11.15} Seven Springs Church 2.25 L tnbertan os eee os oe nc ORS OS Oe ae eh 100.00} Concord Iredell church 3.00 | Smiths 1.58 ; Belmont, Goshen church........---------- Ono box} ¢ Paul S.S. 68.43 | Mocksville S S 8.02 | Shiloh Church, Eufola 3.00 Greensboro, Westminister....------------ One box! Mrs. J.G. Moriron, Stanley 5.001 Highland church 23.05 | S,S. Washington 45.00 MONCH RIMERS Ss oes eect shee eb cawe One box! Mrs. Kathrene Hoyos, Oxford 13.00| Back Creek Church 6.87 Womans Aux., Shelby 6.00 Greensboro, Church of Covenant --.--- ---- One box Cotashers Saciet 6.00| Back Creek $ S$ 9.99 | Mulberry Church 18.00 Maxton, First chiten 22.2) oc. Stee Four boxes | [urham First S.S. 47.85 | Davidson church 48.39 | Kings Daughters Salisbury 25.00 Rowig tid ot Wee i ra eo Two boxes | Mitchener Memorial Church 2.25} Front St. Church Statesville 25.00 | Stony Point Chuch 1.20 Charlotte, Caldwell Memorial......------ One box} In His Name Circle, First First church Mooresville 108.37 | Fifth Creek Church 19.02 Maxton, Smyrna church... Byebwes eeeees One box | Church Salisbury 6.60| Red Springs church 86.56 | Entre Nous Club 5.00 AV EER Pas One box! Mrs. Jos. Archer, Chaple Hill 6.00| Woman’s Auxiliary, Red | Hope Miil S.S. 8.15 MR nd Py re One box First Chnorch Durham 207.00 Springs 8.96! Brotherhood Bible Class. 1st = Durhainy Pint Chae. o~o ao aces coca ye One box | W.C.C. Foster, Barium Springs 5.00} Union church 28.36 | Church Salisbnry 15.00 Junior Christian Endeavor Society Lumber Bridge,...------- ---- One box] Ladies Missic nary Society ' Bethesda $$ 4.00; Antioch Womans Auxiliary, Woman's Auxiliary Wdstinuton, Nikos <2 oe Ss eu One box Raeford 25.00} Woman’s Auxiliary, West- Red Springs 15.00 " sf West Durham. BOC a. ocd one ec ORR DORE a aine’ Aid Society, Wades- minster, Greensboro 24.00 | Deigado Church 8.00 Sh. Pe RUL, “I oeesoe cee Uceeueai aw oss BWR OONeST ~ Lem 6.06} Community church, Selma 2.00 | Faison S.S. 5.51. ae enn Cruith:. 52.36. cas: One box} Jas. Sloan Winston-Salem 100.00 | Jacksonville Pres. church 5.57 Albemarle Presbyterian Aux. 59.50 Mooresvill, Prospect Church .... ....------ One box! Society of Y: cyville church 7.00 | Gilwood church 14.006) Benson Church 15.00 Miscelianeous Boxes and Packages, Received in October Ladies’ Auxiliary, Marshille 6.00 | Antioch S S., Shannon 6.00! High Point First Church 8.8. 87.50 Charlotte, RFD. 9, Mars. C.H. Wolf, 1 quilt Cameron $ § 24.88 | Woman’s Aux., Laurinburg 22.50 | Kenly S.S. 5:75 Winston-Salem, 1 package Boy’s Clothes Cameron § $ 6.00 | Highland S. C. E. Society 1.13 | Maxton 8.8. 103.39 Unknown, | package, Boy’s Waist Womans Auailiary Tenth Burgaw SS 10.06 | First Church Wilmington 25.00 ‘Tarboro, Junior Circle, 1 package Small garments Ave 3.00; Poplar Tent church 12.00! Womans Aux.,First Church “ 1 package, Clothing Westminster Church Woman’s Auxiliary, High- Wilmington 60.00 ' Shannon, N.C., Antioch Church, 2 quilts Whitesvill 6.35} land church 16.80} Elkin S.S. 1.46 : lebane, RED., Cross Roads Church, 6 quilts Womans Aux. Westminster Eikin Ist church 3.32 | Selma church 3.82 fn Z packages Cera 29 books Whitesviile 4.00} St. Andrew church, Wil- Ladies Aux. Lincolnton 6.00 <inston, Woman’s Auxiliary, 1 quilt a ; ‘ . me aA Lumber Bridge, Shower from the Womans auxiliary, quilts, towels and | Womans Auxiliary Hope Mille 6.00 Ganges. 75.00 | R.W. Cable 75.60 Wes! inen SS Kings Mountain 13.00} New Bern Woman’s Auxiliary 40.00} Cramerton S.S. 731 Laurel Hill, Sunday School Class, Aprons Seversville Church 23.00 | First church, Statesville 40.19 Wadesboro S.S. 5.00 Ridgeville, N.C., Griers Church Woman's Auxiliary, 8 books Ellerbe Springs § $ 3.94} Godwin S$ 7.00 | North Winston S.S. 13.79 Vi “gram, sie Montpelia Church Shower, Bed Linden, Towels, dress-| Cy, bron S § 14.80) Buffalo church 15.00 Total "Soe 2S, etc. in te > , ’ see ia aac Rs 12 ae a OS rae eS eer oo ? . Charlotte, RFD. 2, Woman’s Auxiliary for Baby Cottage, 3 quilts Jackson Spring ae i lgies lonplcapa be taping met 15.00 ae a ce Albermarle, Ufford Circle, 2 quilts First Church Gastonia SS 63.34| Graham church 23.00 | $25,000 Fire Written Up In Grover, N.C., Shiloh Auxiliary, 2 builts First Church Concord $ § 80.63 | Lexington church 68.50 True Society Form et 1 eee T. J. Arnold, one book. Poplar Tent SS 17.68} Midway church 10.00! A fire occurred inan English provin- Atbemarie, iNorthop Circle, two quilts. : lrentity Ave Church, clothes 4.86| North Wilkesboro 42.14| cial town and occasioned much excite- Lincolnton, Circie 1—for Baby Cottage—three quilts. Womens Clas Beets Pélkion S'S 4.47 I ; Durham, Woman's Auxiliary, First church, 89 books. Sens Sole eeny si en 47 ment, No member of-his regular salt Kings Mountain, Long Creek church, Womans Auxiliary, two quilts. Raleigh 6.75 | First Pres. S, 5. Durham a [af reparters. balay available atthe tanie, Bibles received from Kings Mountain Presbyterial. Third Creek § § 3.10| Smyrna church 21.22 | the news editor of the local paper sent Our Family Joheuay Wade, tisuy Belle Torrence Mrs C A Johnson Tarboro 20.00 | First church Wilmington 63.00 | the newly engaged society editor to in- (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3) Cathleen Moore, Leone Caudill, Fran- Womans Auxiliary First Church New Hope Woman’s Auxiliary 5.00] vestigate the matter and report. ces Boyce. Geddis Bustle, Gladys} Burlington 5.00| New Hope SS Winnabow 3.00 | The following description was handed ee LODGE. Kelly, Sarah Coates, Willie Belle Stew-| Womans Aux, Westminister Lumber Bridge S S$ 21.97 into the office some hours later: mares es ba at tae art, Judy McCoy, Rachel Moore} Charlotte 23.25 | Statesville First Pres. S S 46.01, “A brilliant fire was held yesterday arene #008. z Edith Johnston, Irene Bolden, Alma} Womans Aux, Lumberton 38.00| Howard Memorial S S$ 12.50 | afternoon at the house of Mr. and Mrs. Helen Dezern, Mary Craig, Mary | Privatte, Marie Edward, Minnie Col-| Womans Aux. Alamance 10.00| Harmony SS 1.10 | Sniff in Dash street.A large number of Louise Kelly, Mary Lee Kerr, Marg-| 4 oe Scan oe First Church Rocky Mount 50.00 Rex church 3.00 | persons were present Mrs. Sniff who aret McMillian, Elnora Nowlan, Geor- eli fone Hate 5, lanes Pollocksville S.S. 3.00 |S S$ Class Rutherfordton 23.59 | had‘recently had her hairbobed;made a gia Vernon, Armegine Roderick, Jud-! Kerley, Katherine Pickler. Ruby Pick- R.W. Cable ee en ee ae ltd Drs aetocaes ea lee ee ep acta ith Bowman, Madeline Hunt, Eva|ler, Lorena Warner, Elizabeth Savage, D.M.2McKay 45.00) Centre Church Maxton R.2 — 15.76|a pattern of which appeared on our Harris,Effe Harris, Margaret Coltane,| Ellie Hodge, Ada King, Elizabeth | Ladies of Maxton Church 6.00} Mount Olive church 59.00 | woman’s page last week. The firemen Jannie McPhail, Elsie Beck,Mary Lee Boswell, Lessie Priest, Mary Mills. Womans Aux. Mocksville 3.00} Arms:-cnes Mem. church 12.00 | were becomingly garbed in blue, full cut Earnhardt, Leah Hill, Ruby Kerr, ANNIE LOUISE Candor S.S. 6.00) West En? SS 7.04 | tunics. The weather was quite delight- Martha Boyce. Gertrude Caudill,Glen-|_ Mary Alice Moose, ‘Tiny Kir-| Womans Aux, Church of the SSClass Ist church, Gastonia 7.50/ful for an affair of this kind. Because nie W estall, Vanilla a Bolden, | Bertha by, Sarah Johnson, Angelia Fowler, Covenant 6.00 Maxton chnrch 39.67 of the fire, Mrs. Jones of 336 Dash Pritchard, Louise Taylor, Gertrude “ ; ie * ‘ a ‘ Cae : McPhail: Letada McPhail. Geneve Mildred MorroW, Gladys Duke, Ruth | Business Womans Class First Graves Memorial S S 4.00 | street opened her home to Mrs. Sniff Perry,lrene McDade, Margarét Jones Morris, Rebecca Patterson, Ida Brown, Gastonia Church 82.50 Hopewell church, Burgaw 5.00 | and her two charming daughters. The Mary Jones, Mary Deaton. Jennie Mae Ayers, Delorese Ayers,| Pineville S.S. 6.40} S.. Andrews church Lemon expression was heard on all sides that “LOTTIE WALKER. Mae Hewitt, Eula Anthony,| Dr. Geo. P. Reid, Forest City 10.00) Springs 15.80 | the fire was a most successful event. SECOND FLOOR. Louise Shoe Hattie Prime,’ Ocie Don-| Womans Aux, First Church New Hope Church Lowell 5.70| It must have cost at least $25,000. Louise Guffery, Elizabeth Hand,!aldson, Pearl Love. Charlotte 44.64 Lincolnton Church 50.00 | —London Post. a « se bd ie 7 . Wi A i - vat a! s soaEe' ys ‘ . a \ ae ee a enna - - be nee a Ae eas ISHED BY THE PRESBYTERIAN ORPHA , TAA - ns BARIUM SPRI ecember, 192 No. 2 223% Bees SISTA i S ’ Ay —_ _ nw | ee eesseSesssSSsssessessseseseseesssesteecte cer oee se t 3 n . € An 3 R z 2° e > —* gure 33 ) é : at te * 404 | A ] I i_AT ~ 33 $$ PAGE Fs Tunas i Alumni—~Alumnae # : i , MCTUrNS fk i Bee eee eee se sees eepess casita ssissee8s ' : vers * | SSESssssSsssstesesssssclesessecesssesstetesese ft ¥ - I i i i D> n 1 rh, ; ee i By Guv Jacksoi 38, Jus ine i Ks \ y f y 5 ' ) 1 } 1 4 . | < f ; , : ed one t imount ; er \ * ; | ' : ; ‘ ae in 100.09 hav- | \ { 1 he ( I CLy . | . ‘ { “ j { « } | i c tf \ \ r 1 } 1 } } : } . s 7 t ve Churches Nave sE/|N fh G | k Doe He ‘ 3 bianeis , : : | 1 hina Ihe 4 1 3 i thea age e cn i} lave th He \\ i to m \ t n I n 1 t ' , | ‘ ( ! ! I } nd Ex i | : 4 } j ) fron } S 1! College s nday: Ex % i ’ ! i : ret r hin . 1} ' ‘ } k to he r é : | | 1 ! i} K | c rhe | , if the « Y et C piu € : t s t } ne ) nyw 1 i} S i Dut \ fy} in { O full e\ | Vi \ m n of our iT hi . aa iI \ ’ holes its » I tra typogs st in this great WOrk, © i s, was here t week. She S , : | ph re i h institu- { ‘ has “d Gee, do “ 1 € ‘ ier ‘ i i ve : | tional ining kind I her he Charlotte Prins ‘ i ! ia : me, i lz \\ of olde woth | in A i ’ fa. cai cg i} ha h Y t i e ; ; ' = - re : i ‘ l { Wi hz ‘ it S ‘ 4 month anc L ( me } 1 t on CR. they try to i vere nr au s ; | pt} Pie ‘ my rhe | y something | es | r Nast Wish I v n t 1 pers : 7 ae | F ' ! rene ms m panes ADDS collec . | ite of old Barium, came back t usuaiis nvited i ' - nor - . 1 ' <s ! : : the pr toward tha tution. If Viost of pace this month istakenup with our {fas a visit a } * 1 1) | F nger Shor fall in doin annual rept e ists oF receipts OF CiOtning ane i d have: Not leng ago Eli t se “ 1 . es pad } - > oe | ; a 4 jthat, then ihe Presoytertan Standard Chanksgivin eturns. Both of these shaveto be jJae is so Morris asked Chester io nce w lj ae 1] ¢ } aes = ° — 1] : ; }Has Gone it by publication of a full continued in our next, we are glad to HJasked him t long he stayed ville Jast sum-| 5 sagt Be Sa on ep pee : aad gee doe i| Spy i oi P MEN ME Pne See SAP: DO SEER wWe are gl isO TO report that very few churches, 1h) 1 r mer. Cheste replied, that he compie | ce its Poe ee aad 1 nA * TT ae . ¢ ol pos it : pts | —— nage. FS Me fated | fiave reporte nail wections on account of the rainy j}am | y dad S setting o two whole months in Augus 3 j ; ie } - 5 A ve "¢ }| i lany pairs of twins are includ day Thankso r we felt that the welfare of Hl} bade nd I'm tine” under re hows is, boos ' eee ; ; ee a : } I pure On.anotner page | t wonder! ce and its very existence were de- th m "| makes exhibit of 10 pairs that are bein endent on the weather on this one day of the year, {| Thelma Scocein. who was ond ol I Jnct that | : ’ Wi \ of) 1 ba Matyi. y . ‘ 5 tt - } ‘ ae 4% os te ‘i be ot is | ‘ ‘ . é t Lhornwell O a we would be tempted to —_ e, the fait promot- j[[then bie seniors, but left us ias Ong i OUT Moni. a } ‘ ‘ z thee | ’ ae ie. see Rabl ‘ gc.) a8 ane as ms run about an a | ers, and take out a large c hunk of rain insu e t no king | home in AaDvDits for sa:e, ONiy tivent Ve} . 7 + % ae se . ‘ A We} a hue | OvPhanage families, it is a good pros-| We are irying to get a word of thank: er i Hillsboro. W4 niiss Thelmasen ich 5 n have some early . } ' nrstiruti my ’ , } { i: g ’ | eth e B: TINGS TISTICUTON > everv or‘mization or individual sending n- 1] ind hepe she i to see ks ie first time Tye e se the eas ; pee ae ee ‘ ee ee Ty os le i “ ; , = ; fe uld develop a dozen pairs.—Char nas tar as possible, but want to al; his || when “our course here is run. he arly Dire catch ne | ty + ‘ j a . are , j } | a | sotte Observer. means, to thank every person having a In this i| Our Greensboyo visiters disappoii yut eer to work i ne | i harl » Obser . . E , ‘ : are : : thanks ( wind res great occas | d us so much last Sunday, they did- x {except Lneo bro ! i o¢ we or ll the ' . pi 1 +14 : } : gang \e pa E |° 1} ( Vhornwell the priz Ks VOL unselfishness, make possible this ome but we hope they \ come oO n ce ies wut every me mit. \ is ejat i + : Pees 3 ne a ; : Backed oe eigateen tt haven of refu the less unfortunate, may yout | sometime soon. ng and j peiore o igs i| ( ef nil vi 1}: 1 : 1 : ts doh ) Rd, j : : : | sy ; mth hives be cast in pleasant places and may pk | Roy Wils me ¢ ir for in hear these Ort caus | | oc ; By ese S ! = ' : attend y« en n s \ { ¥ r £ = 2,Sam. Hey! To ey | Yonor Roll for Cctober. ‘ _}iwe never gt say much Re s I ] — ee 4 . . gnawed out of o ert | First GradeAubrey Via ns > | wage th chatting th ons Poor little bun tnere ; Oo ma fc fy MAacd Ito { h { ait ange 8 light | 7—2 in favor of Da Sé Ponies : i ona L " 14 1 } ‘ > \ i Cc 1 1 1 | yy it 1 f c | e ar fl t ; tr oxe tine yu iat a1 Cai i | f one « ur cuar t hy i DOXeS § thomas aaa éMats ak ks half on fo envy “Ti ZO Ol t nigh th yetting ¢€ Ie. | Second Grade Julia ‘ nwerck | felis ‘ Mitchell's | when s no} y LA Sar kins, | * . 2 Poor Mr. eer n Jack "| Mildrec i hom Phe $ €2 s He smiled, to tch the ball i routma i i! ) the famou bit cat in sf oe ss —Charlie Sears iT | ‘Go p rt of ild a Pe 2a oo : % i | c (sraace os J a ears, Jim | on | so challenged a game with us. \¥ tor COMA Ee eee Sees “A ety Se ie Johnston, Mildred Morrow, Tiny | are not eso! ’ oe { } j 1 . ayers ~ | seegoneoecsssers srtgetttegesersetesegeseezese ss | ATS J ult y Tie v . | to e 1, c lact 20k Wonder wh will | + Sessa ese esses sees eres: ode so eeseee: ein j ' Snoes last Week. ,ORGL a bah | 3 ; ; 5, is } \ } : v . Bi 3 ecu NS #3 | before entering the ; nm- Vii ‘ rdar get next, [Um tryi oO gé him te . fin —Eqd $ rit aa 3 get nex m i o 1 i Ksrace Man 8 SCI BWY TE W 2 came: d he} l soor to gi us Nis Old ¢ : | ¢ a ros . | s £ ; sy 1H StoHeNWerck 3 So seeseetssrsrestiseastitertssstesststesessssersti: return her g: ea} \ } ordan Lys« n i 01 Ke sul 8 IKK on ‘ | | } Be Cer : : chool yy better showing ‘ esday, the seventh of Jrot s. Vhe other morning he i \ A PERR ey fc. i his drop kicks. The other morning he Madeline Hunt, Walte BY & PERRY We k the record of the senior class | Nove cicked & straicht. es { 7 eo 2 ss ca | kicked 8 straight at's alter Fraiey. | For th 5 < or so the high of ’24 has the rep. of being called | nineteen éd and twent nz Orup stairs: oaioon INO. > itt . Sadie Bex aia ae is . . Ona door uy school p een eagerly await-| flapper class, because we all have | Ctpctehona Ree ‘ sin sutsic ioned = oy Sanne aol cis { leave your gun outside; signec First Aid jing th heir report cards,j| bobbed hair except ot e, and we ex-|, Deaton, manager, Tom Hil! ' j \ " : ' st ere ae t Sou as for! but been pect she will have hers cropp ft}. i eee : ; | Dec rh 2 rttles orris, hair reene;z | .e ¥ a. ‘ ‘ I pine ote ; ; ; } oO} ul nt ni: ng ong the hal] ' ewe before long. Bu ip ee 144] ry, Ci itiracuions, some line} ; : vette : 3 ie : | +1 rive r } noticed a chaperon apparently listenine |} while I ppointec, b leave the inipression of beti lappers | | baa re up li Say. s ge re ‘. ' ea ae , (yy | Moreel oro = = t ugh the keyhole,and notified the | hope tod the ruture, wherever we go altho we are cal] a pia Just think we t abrand new bed {~ . | : : RUBY KERR Mae ees : ti irls of o1 Soon era step-| The sc iates the he!p from | ed by that name. es ‘ to our Pal : . prea s Bee ee S : 1] ry +4 outside the door ant \ id ‘all 4 PGT as ae | go oroeoescreegocosvosssceress2essececes se : : ; | ladder s place outside the door ai the studen dson College who Bitetiseottestitejsstesttesteteessearsas Gee don’t that sound good. Pay ; ats 1 Mey | Thanksgiving 3 gusting. }4ap ire hich Gq AeYHOLE OU | Lave been ur boys wit! eNassl Vins i 33 AWINITEC OU] piesa doo. ; Jays when nothing happens. |# ANNIE L a i eee 4 or Q4¢ © ° o 3 | t t s } 1 Ua ¥ iit i , ‘ S Vein + eee ease sii 8a ESS 55 ore P . f yall. njoy Navi mt } a3 33 | os « | | oe [ oT G 4 $e # 7 PI GC H N tol ey - ae Davids es it Gy } A E 3 $ RUMPLE HALL $3 || ratriad a Frnel aoe : eng j parks canyia ts $ || LISTEN, KIDS! | The sen have receive | HErseaseessesessescsatstetesttseseszecssesseseesee HF SSigsseesesseegteseteesesceseeesegeessreeeseeetetegy | ; ci oa 33 ’ lac ne ey Weaall vu | Od Trier of ours n Char- | Cla , , : = ‘ s NA+ ae Gs ‘ era z i : 1 ' Hi lhe. ( i¢ so kind asto put} For the altars of our’ fathers,} Virs. Fraley, our matron, went to i Misses h,our Aitcien trons }} Jot ing to p a coupl ee: . | ; ca may.) Cleveland, N.C. far the week end ee h l } i kit | ‘(their t 1t i free of charge And the closets where we pray oe : , ee erst : ave been home a week on the sick {I o¢ py one for the boys and one heir names ee pa ‘ ee Sacre x1. ee ; t rs. ij roo. : it} Theeig! had a histe ake, O gracious God and Father, Mrs. Morris o t here ist. ; for the giris, for one who at the end j of Mrs. Sauj £ € | : : Jo 1@ morning one of our gil Prays this , Wirs. oquires, OF Greensboro, Was 4} of the year show the largest. saving ‘ ’ ' ‘ ho " ; | Bog es ee Pe > {1 Cathleen N dn't know the an-| For our dear on a Pe eee recent visitor, coming to see Louise}! account from their own earning, see! : ‘ prs - oa | ey oe i] S : \| nik eat eee - tiswer to on » question so she Vhrough the nd have re- and irvin Squires | I time will commence Dec. 15 } ' { } "It se Oui ; ; : \| i ‘ arenes llasked another mber of the class,| Ours to love and he uite a number of our girk 1} }* will close Dec. 15, 1924 || “°* ‘ ; : : a ae eee TL, eo aed ae \ ms he Infi ‘ res : 2 , kom \i { Hill and he told In dear mem'ry bey i sight; | : . are stuay- ; een at the infirmary the past WE€eK |} andthe only condition about this rae es etn en we , ae rf ; : = h ' she didn’t think it | Fer our kindred —tonsifitis. = business 1s that every bit of money {| ‘ : ee W " cae : ” Ilwas st ut the answer he; In j ve her Ve note all are on record these must be rned || nol we e big Turk i i 1 cold her, an ler One too and she} We uplift our psal it he would sig Lurkey dinner, so finely ing the account. : ey } 1 G or j eer ' cert Has mn he the first answei Lord, on this inet . xy the Us3stonia Tnurch, uri micht be cive 1} OS ' nae ine . ash "i ; ere e be given lis not last. | For the hours when heaven is ur mouths are waterin P ve surely enjoy our new plano; |} to the most successful beoo: ; - . . 33% if } nad : Fo . to the 1 Aissipe ful beggar. | Miss Foster, one of our h school And the ea mood does not cli 1k] Mary Alice Moose, one of our baby ' neariy every night One OF OUr iadies W beleive evervone ot the place = oi ak ' 1 « : ; he : ee 3 hia a : Sea ee | teachers to the Hospital to} For the very gloom off broken ie riS, ASK Sunday where the train was lays for us, Which is a treat. |} can find a way to earn some money |} { ee aa } we : oa cnemahgenciea ts S a s 5a tes | have an operatic } By our looking for the King, pane one of the girls sa and we will help any onetodo }| .. : . { + ices ming. itraini on Stmedae and Aden: Alick aaia nt. Archie Moore.— after examining sie : s, iI : ; \ Lhe basket ball team of Barium| By our thought that He is coming.|train on Sunday an Mary Alice said, ; ee ; : ||} this as mucia as possible. it ‘ : Aft tall | ry ‘ : | a e I vues ‘ the o Wis 0. very carefully some tea strainers in +4 cs | High played a game with Mitchell! For ourcourageon the way, i guess it is in the garage. . | he prizes ang any other con- }] | RL * * . it \t 2 : : , a hardware store: : J ad on College ile, and we were| Take, O Friend, unseen, eternal, Virs. Rhoads Gu tty and son, Car- anion that the Gonar may set whi be ‘ 1 ars } | : . +" etisk } af ‘ Pas c t * Cat muzzies! Now who in thun-}} " 3 : ‘ ~ tl heaten 1 but it did not ee Praises this Thanksgiving Day. | on of Salisbury, cousins of Mrs ai announced later. + - te ; enti Paar Ate) een F der wants to muzzle a cat? 'g age us. ‘The score the first half was] Margaret E. Sangster. | Fraley, were here awhile Sunday. con AICCCR iN« n ( t lager istant } , wary onng were lly enjoy , for no ch tanned byt haveanythi ut a year é oO f the Fi at the bu ibt tion in € spots out of this ed ild he ng his members, vO rst Si=- of BARIUM MESSENGER ( } i’ repairirz | i Alex ier t é \ oO L ‘ yn | ' S ne ti { l lit nad 1 shoe nairil 3) f 5 under to oO t I ) . F a e - : ; y OF That ep ‘ etel fore. Tiiis is n s 0 ‘ t ont! \ ri \Ve had in mind ' } eady +} : h tri ut a ery economi ig ait) thing ‘ i en of special I writ | ve wert ‘ ed to mentio: ( shown a substantia ving in t wey s pass wor d | ( G i unications have hb , recently install 1 ( nye cK ting the vario ( \ ! I p to the imm« _ cot sa ' hel} | . rT perat of y \ | ‘ we will have to w A ‘ ; ee pak aia ; | the swit board done by a irt ir ol iksgiv ( \ “ n we areinam ive | m from th North rd and not quit. | LIBRARY—Due to the efforts r li ian and third-grade cae: i eerie teacher, M Fannie Foust, § e in t in our library a ror nr NTAMORALC ~ */ REPORT OF ANAGEMENT rag | Sean aronabds end wif book i nnby to box e come C EX ; K, : DAA DT YO REGEN S RE ; : - Es ae BOARD OF REGENTS PRE i lier eam elas ha a ae apply of old svefubenat rreoDIAWI 2 PH x Ss HO} | ; as . : ltrs ree ener B xX I i RIAN ORP AN oS IN books, and mic hit ed fiction : r ago, we 2a v acq ing a OCTOBER 1, 1922, TO SEPTEMBER 1, 1923. splendid collection of books both ref e and itertainment. Sees | CLOTHING—The clothing « rtment, with the constantly in- ry er t losed ty-three child) ‘ - 7 P } j . : ; creasing number of children, dei t of handling a 4 | Twi s as in any p ‘ I : from the old practice, and we have be so fortunate as to secure Fiftt left; s y ition, forty-five r I ; ; Miss Mary to take charge of this department. Her duties are Of the graduates. { ea to handle all eorrespondence vy t peo} to them t when a child leaves o ach t! ) , an ’ possible, have H H | ere epidemic ¢ HABALIA i the ‘ ; } ‘ in 3 int t f ct and in ‘ { pet I i a dividuals in li child: the 1 vided fe In cases . where money is provided instead elotl I luty is to have ' that sick 1 vithout any ill « ; : oe noe : clothes ude ir s ne room a livered to ¢ ; i designated. thy s ft L peri : , } re Z ee Also to see that : hildren without « . people are properly 4 ; ' ) Without our sple: ( i I ; provided for. m have 1 ; t J : hea Sane RECREATIONAL—Our cow] small numbet of boys ‘ t r e | i two oj ] I I ; ; t l ! for the werk to be d kept i eipation in summer gs { i ) 1 i i ll A@aUenolus; 1 ‘ : } i fr athletics, but with the coming of i { ball wi the boys and bas- I ii 5 s ‘ A : . : J id to ¢ evular church the ket-ball with the girls, is again being taken up with cuthusiasm, Our nl societies ar lo shing eonditio: ring; taxing in cnough money for i Cl j r nd the sponsorsh A t ¢ ’ : t 8 v rrati prog s. Repres art made last year in requiring the lexg a i ; g prog h 3 +h 8 t ic etines invariably n l ng, 1 paying them a small monthly ¢ ne are lad t i m out. results, in teachin while they are CL—So e] in ou ol organization till with us, something of the hanidlir of money for their needs. re workit } tageou A ore careful ar As a result of experiment, this practic has, this year, been mMere co s, so that the purely acadeniie st not extended to include both boys and girls h enior Ov lened s 1 satisfact An ungraded 1 ering This does instil a healthy spirit « if-relianee in addition to f n tl t e through tl venth, for the the advanta mentioned above and this tof®ether th the modified f ack of opportunity or otherwis e much 1} form of student self-government by which we are beginning to handle el n ir the matters of discipline among t larger students is, we believe, This howing marked success, not in the making a more healthy-minded, normal i: idual. Their ability to y the ones in this room, but t he eye is cert y more pronounced. factory | y s since the separat n now ia the Institution are 291—118 Our is so crowded that we havi 1ee high s ol, 218 in the grades and 11 in essary to run a partition throug! Library to make | class room. We have a splendid facuity and are requiri y uc wild wi capacity to observance of standards set up in the vy of | Cottage, again putting it in WOEK—The addition of two new « for nd the for girls ll make total capacity, 355. jarger proportion of small boys as ¢ P 1 with ¥ has sia ! 1 ents quite a few prob made us really iorthanded in this pa Of the 3, 45 lems in addition to the assimilation ¢ » much x material. The are too smajl except for the ve sin} t ork, six t size set x of suitable matrons, the s tio ind hot ig of additional ust large enough to work are house, kitchen fies hte teachers, and the providing of tl t riess ems needed for au of the next larger size are kept very busy in our i rg lairy. inereased number. For instance, t ty odd increase during the This teaves only thirty-nine to divid tween f' G ucl r year means the tion of five tables in the d r room, at least mechanical department, printing shop and s r four dozen ¢ of knives, for plates, cups, nm table cloths, completion of the Jennie Gilmer Cottage will i this two hundred school books, five ecw fled to the herd to provide the somewhat, as it will more nearly e li the of boys and extra milk. In addition to the do:mitory space for the children, girl furnished rooms must be previd for one extra matron and one The farm is just completing the ar in 3 ex teacher. These are a few of the «¢ a expenses that an increasing istence, the production of all the major erops tanti any i ber of dren ¢ : m not be charged to new equipment, ormer crop and tl midition of t la npro Z hut f r his enor } ; S ; aT TAT . ‘ One contributing factor to this condition is t NCIAL- e building pre 1 for past year has been #9, a barn to house and feed t Aven ‘ paid for by a very few in idug ng the support to the general ng barn. This barn has directly econtril n f the Chureh. Th allen mueh below our needs ty-five tons of manure per month as ;¢ 1 ‘ ive tons per and we are at present carrying a debt at our bank, in addition to ow- rear previously. The main contributing f mw *, is the care ng quite a b of o l accounts. l mana me 9 , roy of M I } “Y © i i management and energy of Mr. | | er. Thi ser of pern t hurt a tution is so great, if | Fotry-s i ac have t | r his course is mwwed to conti we strongly commend a sus- | acres in grass for permane é 1a 1 es in pension of the building program 1 1 the Cl sts itself to | ims less aereage for grain, but will large return the present enlargement. | ; thi s me ited + r nee ‘ ls . Led em e.4 * rela ee ‘i in things more suited to our neéus, and me ked. The following recommendations are respeetfully submitted: T ail 10 t e ‘ Vor thi { { Cr rie | In addition to the farm work, t! part in RECOMME ATIONS | the lumber used in construction 4 ; : ; : t : Reed Paying off of the present deficit leah deat do} di ia eae $32,000.60 The itemized report following rows the also to have in ; ra ao 3 z ee The thore repairin of Let a ] ard Cottares__— 6,000.00 greatly inereased in production over any io r, The abun- ; 5 : 5 a é ; y} : P J : Change in the heating sy m more economiecalls lance of whole milk is in no small way res} the healthy ara . Tos Zs 4 - . * buildings and previde hot water from same 5,000.00 well nourished condition of the children. Ow } looked after aud so efficiently hand that our dairy is made one of the TRUCK FARM—Mr. Thomas, with a Fords: vive during the v of small boys keep nensure due to his careful planning ; c us supplied with vegetal ation days when our frit rated from their. eheek-books. In addition to Mr. Thomas this department was hurt by the total uso jocks after t char EQUIPMENT-—Since our last report, the ren Louise Cottage has been completed, and Synod e¢ The present condition of these two buildines is the newest dormitories, and this is refieeted in , condition of the children being housed in them. 1 has been put in good repair, and fresh doup in The completion of the laundry and sew rt any institution of i ike character in the State e Manager’s house has been built, and t! J tage for boys is at present about 85 pereent « 1 tage being built with the gifts of Mr. C. W. J and Mr. P. Pearsall of Wilmington, in additicen ¢ legacy of Miss V. G. Gilmer of Greensboro, wi high school boys when complete, and will be in panion building to the Lottie Walker building for t} THE BABY COTTAGE— mont, four children from of thia building, we have taken care of about 80 percent complete, and will be the ho two to six years of age. Jn the more dist of very young children in Howard Cottage, at present and giving them the best care possible with the rathe ment availabic. Mr. James Sloan of Winston-Salem has been the fy forward and give us the printing outfit we asked for tor This machinery is now instalied in the old laundry-room ouilding and the shop is being a by Mr. J. A. Brad ompany. yy nged and gotten our most valuable friend of the RB so caretu Mr. Privette, 8 to see. rand a group is in a great t at we sur- widely sepa- ter the truck woduetion in th crop. ig of Annie y remodeled. 1 a par with satisfactory Joc’s church th paint. Gilmer Cot- . This ecot- »f Charlotte > $10,000.00 ibout thirty size, a com- of twenty- he erection essing cases having ten, canty equip- iend to come a year ago. 1 Alexander t ady to run idy Printing Auxiliary heating plant in the Infirmary : 1,500.00 Additional Wel 2,000.00 SR ON EEE: FONE i icc ae cond ene k ann oenernminin dle 3,500.00 For support exeiusive of major rey s and buildings - 100,000.00 $150,000.00 Item, of course, does not admit of argument. wv 4 The Second Item is absou necessary for the continued use of these buildi ; it is impossible in their present’ state to keep sani- tary and healthful. : i Item Three is an economical proposition. Our low-pressure sys- tem is ove oaded. A change to medium pressure will be necessary when all new buildings re’ will enable us to discontinue use of boiler under kitchen a er heaters while heating plant is in operation. Item Four. Infirmary is near en is recommended for purpose of economy. The 1 of heating system and at times requires heat when other parts of system do not. When this happens it necessitates running the entire plant for this one building During the influenza and measles epidemie last winter, the extra expense of heating the Infirma 90.00. all night during the two months Item S$} The paying off of this amount full capacity of the Institution is used. necessary if the A comparison of our per capita support with that of other in- stitutions shows us among the lowest Vhat is I previded the children is by no means as low as the money expended would indicate, and t wo..c7vs and the hard work of the children themselves is is in no small measure due to the conscientious efforts of the Tis nstant effort on the part of the management is not to skimp on necessities such as food, clothing, ete., but to eliminate waste in every way possible. The children have shown a readiness to eo-operate in this that is commendable. Of the total amount, the children of the late Mr. George Howard of Tarboro, have signified their intention of paying for the work on Howard Cottage, estimated at $3,000.00. We recommend that we receive $100,000.00 to supplement the [CONTINU ED ON FOLLOWING PAGE] : Ld r re ee RARIUM MESSENGER ic a - . a weer are. a a [CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE] eam Pe ee saete Budget. | CLOTHING RECEIVED | || Ladies of Maxton Church 6.00! Acme Aux. Whitesvill 92.50 In this connection, we wish to protest against the crediting ‘ ee Womans Aux. Graham 6.00 | Young Peoples Socis toch os of the special collections and gifts as part of the percenta . ul | Woman's Aux. King 1 5.09) Young Ladies Bible Class, River Chu 6.00 § § I € vercentage al- } \ lowed us on the budget. Primary Dpt. First ¢ First Church Wilmington 12.00 Back Creek At Mr U1 3.00 A a+ ae ‘ a x j + - ‘lass 52 irst t As at present handled, in the great majority of eases, all the | Statesville 6.00 Womans Aux. Mt. Airy 5.00 | Me 2 | ’ * venefit w t f mse speci ‘te i ; ; , : sarlotte ) ™ € ‘ we get fom these special gifts is when they overpay the W.HS. Class St. C) : Midwav Ch. 6.00] Suear C . CH 10.00 apportionment of the church where it originates while the general Wil ae # ” Chadb n 12.50 I : \ - 0.09 ’ t ! the generé ait adbour ( s | impression among the contributors is that they are making us a lumington 6.00 ca : a ai - Soc! Pros} direct gift in addition to the budget. ; eee | Womans Aux. Reids 6.00 Laurinburg 32.0) Church 6.09 IN CONCLUSION-——In casting up the results of the year’s work iW omans Aux. Falk! 6.00 Ashepole 3.00 A ntin ed on page we find that there has been satisfactory working out of some plans | Wonans Aux. Red 5 50.00 Westminster, SUPPORT 1 l ND in others only disappointment. But in the failures as well as the | Phtlathea Class Wil 20.00 aca ‘i £2.00) | : Payee we recognize God’s hand. As we realize more each day, | Bisiness Girls, First ( oe a Aux. Dallas 1. 0) Huntersville $$ 140 7 tremendous opportunity for good that the proper handling of | High Point 2 00 ‘ — 2 First Church Front Street SS of this place affords, we are constrained to believe that the ear of 1M; E.A. Watkin, t 6 Winston 6.00) 4 i ; ‘ = * i ] S¥SES. Seed de at ! 00 , Armstrong Mei 194 Him who said, ‘‘Suffer the little children to come unto me,’’ is ever iS.S. Morgant os | Womans Aux. € ircle 1 p. 2 : Pieces ne ready to hear all prayers iu bekalf of this wonderful place eee organion 28.50 chi nine an nn |. mon 9 8 6.35 nderru lace. 1 eee at ashingto 20.00) o : May we appeal to you and through you, our entire Synod, for Womans AUK, pe) 6.00 Jas. P. Marsh’s Bible Cl a ch, G = ; ° ; : ’ , | as. F. Wiarsh s Dibie ass, D : sympathy for our disappointments, patience and help in our mistakes; | Womans Aux. Suga! m Mars} 1 — ” ’ agement : = . ey 4 Marshville 15.00 t encouragement and support in our efforts to make this place mean | Church 24.00 \ . _ IP ee t j Wom: Lux. B 1.00 a : : . cee i | ” oF Yomans At “irst ri A.V to every child committed to us, what a Christian home means to the Womans Aux. Wall: 6.00 2 : ae Saure Y, ?. Bond, B oO more fortunate; but, above all else, may we ask your continued = Row: 0) Rocky Mount £0.00 Durt laily plicatic ‘ lie peas , eee ES 0-UV'| Woma ux. I t St vurham Pit 5 aatly supplic ations at the Throne of Grace, that our hands may be |} Womans Aux. Norli won! ¢ FORAY Aux. Front street = : guided aright. ly 1 Saar oe Church, Statesville 00) Graham (¢ ch 18.00 : | Willow Spri SS. 6. . Mee cs : JU th irc (4 Reapestfally sabinitted, - ae P were ; ..G0! Mrs. Clarence M. Steele ‘ ee 2 Kn JOS. B. JOHNSTON a ee 6.00; _ Statesville é ie 8.4 ' OM, : | business M\ omans- Womans Aux. Faison pro Chur LOG Gen. Mgr. & Treas. | Second Church Ch 22.50! Womans Aux. Pinetops hope ( 0 i ee cia eer Womans Aux. Lumb (4 eo Rae » : BELOW iS STATEMENT OF PRODUCTS RAISED ON FARM: x meron 00 Oakiand 6.00 h W} soro Churct 2925 DAIRY June, 1623. Sale Poa ee POSE ge 13,640.58 S 1 5f pRopucts Products Avan July, 1923 ---- et eee eae as ae Peak Creek 75 2r OOF 1 : . se ale , of g999 ei 35,295 gallons of milk, @ 40¢._-.-------------$ $14,118.00 ae pueey 1926 -— - ----------- 14,454.77 | Piedmont Churcl 7 0 2,200 pounds of beef, @ l5e. --- 230 01 September, 1925- ota eae oem cay) SEES lope 6 te P 406. co ceew eet ne 330.00 i Shiloh Church, Burliugte 4.04 Calves sold 145.00 —_— | Cc ee 600 tons of manure, @ $3.00--_- _ 1800.00 Total ------ eee eee Ve [ eBy) Sto k 3.50 a yoU".Y - 5 ’ | 1 Serene Money in Bank 5 1, 1923 (Overdraft) 909.77 Phomasville Church 2.25 De ct oto tice tt Snead) ens Ne Neg er earner ae ee co Wadd 1 : $1,800.00 $14,593.00 ee | Womans Ai Winston First 10.00 FARM Total -...--- Se ak Mt. Horeb Church S00 956 bushels wheat, @ $1.25_.------ -$ $ 1,195.00 RECHIPTS Elsie SS =¢ 2,000 bushels corn, @ $1.00 _---------------- 1,200.00 800.00 Balance in hand of Treasurer, Oet. 1, 192: 620 bushels oats, @ 75¢, ...-..-.-=--.--.-- 465.00 Albemarle Presbytery —..~..55......-- a 56 bushels rye, @ $1.25.----------------- i 70.00 Concord Presbyter miei ath Seg Sunt tiene eee | 140 tons of hay, @ $25.00_.....-._...--.-- 3500.00 Fayetteville Presbyter = Bie stil Mie ere cag panes 80 tons of silage, @ $15.00--..-----------~ 1,200.00 King’s Mountain Presbyter ne 150 tons of stover, @ $15.00 2950.00 Kings Mountain Presbytery, 8 P. Stowe fo. Baby Cottage 20,900.00 ae 840 bundles fodder and tops @ 2.00 per M.-- 16.20 Mecklenburg Pres See oe eas os i es ee 12.939.75 - - oe = seen acumen aes eee 3,939.72 lO} RGR ee a emee 800.00 Mecklenburg Presbytery, C. W. Johnston, Boy’s Cottage | c 9,600 pounds pork, @ 2 1,920.00 First Chureh, Charlotte 10,000.00 40 tons manure, @ 120.00 Mecklenburg Presbytery, C. neta 1Cz > , G0 I~wr Ribu GON) oc oceis coo meen cee 429.00 Fee CeING 5 canons ees aan pane eae pee 4,150.53 | Ne Hope Church Lowell Ce easy Orange Presbyt oes Seas ae ee ee eat a ae Leng Creek Church Gant vin $ 4,414.00 mes Sloan, for Print Shop-.--.---- 3,000.00 PBacaner Chireh fA tes ; - 6,641.95 |B 1 5 . ; 5 ee Bene rH jOEhve 3elmont - dozen onions, @ 15c. -------------- pa $ 75.00 ington Presbyicry, P. Pearsall, for Boys’ Cottage--- 5,000.00 ley 1 .a¢ i“ 2,500 pounds cabbage, @ 4e¢. ---------------- 100.00 Jennie Gilmer Legacy, for Boys’ Cottage ~------------ 5 |" oe resee : eee er im 40 gallons English peas, @ ¢ 20.00 Income from J. R Watkins Legacy --.-------------.--- 10 iS alypso 55 Biblq Class 4.00 200 dozens beets, @ 20c. ~----------------- 40.00 ea ic Wi koe LR a rae : 6.23 7 | D.M. McKay ’ 15.00 250 bushels green beans, @ $1.50 ---------- 365.00 Sale of Produce 4,726.64 Miss Ruth Thoniason : ’ 726.6 50 bushels Lima beans, @ $1.00----------- 50.00 Land sold ---- 500.90 | Salisbury Rt.-I 10.00 300 bushels Irish potatoes, @ $2.00 --.----- 600.00 John L. Maxto: 1,000.00 | Wallace S.S 6.22 250 bushels tomatoes, @ $1.50 -------~------ 340.00 Mary J. Mally , ae ts oe aa a 650 dozens ears corn, @ 20c¢. ~------------- 130.00 S. B. Newline \ i c R , B a. ‘ an 500.00 | Rock Branch S.t 7.4 800 bushels sweet potatoes, @ $1.50.-------- 1,200.60 8. Lizzie Kerr W 200.00 te Pets opie 1.42 ; a ee? ae oUU.U | Cooleemee 9.5. 7) i Miscellaneous ----------~------------- 100.00 N. B. Thomp , Thompson Room --.-------------- Ls 6.25 450 pounds pecans, @ 50c. ---- - 225.00 Mrs. N. B.. Thompson, Thompson Room rape bis 11.84 — x = i RADA evn oe . : 200 bushels apples, @ $1.50 --------------- 300.00 War Saving Stamps and Bonds ~----------- Mrs.1.T. Linder 20.00 S encima Response to Spe ial iiss ae lao nk ow Mocksville S.8. 6.34 Synodical for Lottie Walker Building.-_---------------- | Caldwell Mem.S.s. 9.65 INVENTORY Building and Equipment, Miscellaneous .------------- | Pembroke S.S. 9.20 Land, 425 Acres -- $ 21,250.00 > of Durham P. 8. Bonds to Endowment Fund--- 500.00 | Womans Aux. Churct Buildings, 16 Brick 380,000.00 Scie sii MGM so oe 1 18.47 eS - ee 2 : % 0 = ,448.47 | bv Side of the ad 55 Buildings, 7 Frame 24,000.00 Additional money borrowed ----..---~---- €.000.00 bel ae oi 9.50 Heating Plant ----------------—--------------- 25,000.00 ms : Laurel Hill : 16.15 894° ea os eheaver c , Barn and other Buildings ---- 20,000.00 Wotal Receipt: 2-2-2 sive 1845 howa d Mem. S.S. 12.50 Building and Lot, Red Springs cose i ee iene eee eee J. W. Love Charlotte 8.00 Ingram Land, Cabarrus County --------------------- A 6,000.00 Focd Supplies 17,595.74 | First Church Gastonia 5.8. 48.5 Wagons 300.00 Clothing ---- ak | West End 8.8. 6.47 Mules, 9 1,125.00 Dairy 3,215.51 3 . . CF Seana 6.254.48 | Jonesboro ».0. 7.8 Tractors, 2 1,000.00 Farm Slee i/o ® i ; } arm = --~----- 1,943.62 | Concord Iredel S.S. 13.94 = NEE ig Esra ek alamo Teen Der me lene Or eae eee et See er 500.00 Cottage Supplies Dae O. C. Falk Mid ‘ oo Se a ee igen canes 300.00 ral a laa 5,390.31 | . C. Falk Midway Ch. 10.00 Miscellaneous Machinery 1,600.00 Seivelihe Minensds tere ok ey ius sapphic | Antioch 9.9. ohannen 4.00 @ Benonct nee hans Wot i ae - Herd—39 Cows, 14 Heifers, 1 Bull -------------------- 2,700.00 eee Se 636.24 Belhaven Church 7.00 Pigs, 70 @ $15.00 -.--------------------------------- 1,050.00 mie Miles Hamton,Rutherforton 1.50 ——_—_—_—- Lights -- |A Fries lle 6.00 $486,925.00 Fiend lA Friend Lenot 20.00 eee, Doctor, Dentist and Drugs —~_-~----- 1.038,22 | E. P. Tate, Mor iton 6.00 FINANCIAL STATEMENT aii eee ee ‘eanai |M. D. Mooore Mt. Ai 5.0 ai a a eS 989.6 | M.D. Mooore Wt. Airy 5.0 From October 1, 1922, through September 30, 1923 ee MP i ewe “ : Bae ore 3.00 are “1 ica ci ssa ence nat ee a 557.45 Firsr Church Gastonia 75.00 . it Fairview N. @. Sanatorium, Tubureular 063.73 | Philadel 9 SUPPORT BUILDING & EQUIPMENT FUND Feshels) Campaigh ii jum, Tubureular-~------------ 1,063.73 | Philadelphus o.9. 1,22 : 3 al m cP Ne i cateive ss abiouene 997.46 Paw *roek Chur 2 October, 1922 Rauiey ..-..--% eas Paw Creek Church 30.00 ) ic sana Rn ein cin aw aon eee wen ,319.46 Pye Wilhoet Shi ais 149 November, 1922 6,162.55 Freight and Express — ts . | Dr.Wilbert Jackson, Clinton 8.33 December, 1922 - 37,842.41 Kitchen Equipment Pere er ee Pe oe | St. Andrews Church RNG NS oes ee Lea 94.4 rs) Jeaeary, 1928 —.--~.-----------------onnana=os-=------ 13,869.93 General Expen rial Wilmington 55.00 66S ti oe em eee n sme see eee sen ens ,794.82 ‘ es : February, 1923 6,824.88 ade. << 1..1<-. sae eee S 90,849.89 | Jonesboro Church 7.50 March, 1923 15,833.39 Jakie Gilmer Cotlege sa 2. 2 ceccca, rasteet | ‘Thos. N. James, . 9 4 oe “ tnt ik Ma aes he Laer rae cree tS y ; ° 1 April, zoe 11,859.32 Baby Cotiage ..-coeenascssncd. ie eae re a ar Lincolnton 10.00 May, 1923 --- 8,590.63 General Ma ae lt iesten Fine c \ ae 4 2 ) + 9,731.99 | Ancolnton First Church S.S. 25.00 May, 1923, Money borrowed --------------------------- 6,000.00 New Barn 1,507.43 lCandor SS ‘ : 507.43 andor 5.5. June, 1923, 13,620.95 tuple Hall ta ( os i wer July, 1923 14,993.66 Miaties Plant --ctisecu acu insene Dave | Olney Church 22.50 August, 1923 --- 19,355.61 Sine Mp -...--seee ee te aie West Ave. Church 18.15 : : : nities budchihvana doctonstoamoninaa pO 2 sharks be le ‘Ince September, 1923 6,024.04 Sewing Room chines and Supplies----------—-------- 2 060.63 Brothe . Looe Bible Class aia Print Shop ee iat ees eee a5 KO First Church, Salisbury 15.00 ee Snare ae eel dh ~ > ’ , Total $171,300.24 SS LEILA ei eeser aes Ri ere ee 04D 76 | George Worth Band 5.50 Balance in Bank Septebmer 30, 1922 ------------------- 4,454.67 Typewriters for Sehoo) 20,0262. .2-25225.---sunc--- 983 00 Mrs. Mable Alexander. Stem 15.00 Total a ? Sinica | lona Church, McDonald 30.00 ene men ewe eNO ee See en ee $175,754.91 s Total ------~-------------------------------------$176,664.68 |\Vomans Aux. Alamance 10.00 ash in Bank, October 1, 1923 (Overdraft) ‘O77 | : ee : October, 1922 $ 12,142.75 RPE ie ei aue seputere eee oe ease ae Nee > 2 10.06 November, 1922 2961.79 Total a Peers a | Womans Aux. New Hope 261. tal ae ib nin gtegsioabos Joti ditaceeeeiedciecdc SIR oLe tn 5 December, 1922 -- 20,293.46 PERMANENT ENDOWMENT ACCOUNT W —" W 4.50 January, 1923 13,380.96 Amount on hand October 1, 1922 - $93,149.96 Mr. XK Mrs. aL. Henrv Oe ok inc iin ah ON A nh han a I gh OA 1 , February, 1923 14,595.83 Bo i, BMeteod, Gifu... Bese Hs agar + henhe | Winnabow 5.00 ‘ — A ee a ae + Vv. , ° ”. co —_ BOE 8 oink na ndecstaosncnenncbineeaee 19,980.40 ME MeBrrde, LAMAEP dadinancdnsckodcnsacdann 1,000.00 meee Aid McKinnon Church 20.00 ril, 1923 Te MPa ge ee ee oat + 7 eon on a j Uhyatira 12.70 , 427.2 otal September 66, 1089 oe... cineenc ewe smeneds $95,142.96 ‘(Continued on page 4.) ry AR LE BA IUM MESSENGER snereerensintertienn aaa desmaniarameiminianrarnscimemimeramasiaiammcanmeanmmemamnmanenimmmnaeaimaaimaastasian tna saeAnEEREEE SEENON . women | : : canon — SS rene DIRT HT J mur i arbore i. | } a - : : UPPORT FUND CLOTHING RECEIVED ' 3 y agecesssssscess ENT orm Aa are a am NR . vidson ot ) CL i $3 $f ee a wae A eR ET ae se ee ms. eens eS wa t uy , . AT : : es ‘ — eames Lib ER {/ # Lon om page 3.) Continued from page 3) bbls, f AALS \ and 33 Neca ee bi oe ; Dr. Ge ( 3 Oxfork. } < | ore ( 5 10.04 33 D Vi oman’s . rv, miscel- } 3 Paw (4 ek C} ch s sO.00 “6 AL VS, VY ‘ SALLIE Y ' , { ] >.) $3 33 < . Chomasvill ee . bad $3 eres 33 i yu t ssSSSSSTSSSSiSsE3. 3 Second ¢ h ( ' 95.00 - , : Pee | arenes - st ' Reid I nan s auxiliary, 2 boxes nunee ) Cook’s Cl () Pj ) { g \ ne 1 ul 4 y \\ End 1 bos ; iT & { n ! i OOF orward to Robi ( cl ree ¢ to th , W inston-S; ‘ Bible class First iis } | . a s e\ Mid] 6 % 1 t . fA t to sta\ 1 be ae I. ws Sh ( { ATs), ] ( 1} " \\ op won't be | 14 Vids oO | ree 0 oO | \ William’s Mem 54.93 | Dallas, woman's auxiliary, 1 bo f, we ‘ “ ee Oo d the ot! Carn ( 0.00 1 | ; ' : S, i eee ae ’ it; he w oestt, 100.90 | Scotland Neck nar auxiliary, 1 a BAY, i R. W | box \ ) a Wa C} 7.451, nh of ae Dur i ( ux,, Second Ch i } . j ‘ pent ti k x Hunte \ i. : Aux. 5 q I rive \ = Vaxi 11 High Point B.W. Class, First ¢ Chy | Ralcich Ma 9 ; ; Hel chur 0; Ibe ; | North Cl t ( 50} Du ux. First Church, ] P. ( 4 cm ( u ( i > , 1 Té rus i Zk Lincoln , \ C tl Miz rd Cres 9 ‘ { I >. ins, 1 box spread i I n of ed : Op nd, womans aux., 1 be ae * ) ‘ J. T. Bartley, Jacksonvill | Fayetteville, 1 box ¢ ' : eal iy , * chi | 12.00} Viaxto l box T mwell ‘ \ c - lL, , WO! \ Won: : A. , ped C4 : 31 on} Gulf, 1 box ' Clark ee | Greensboro, Church by the Side of ; \ \ ( \ Wilson SS 96.55 toad, Busy Girls,” 2 boxe 1 \ \ \l ; bictiotan &s : 11/5 ma womans aux., 1 box eribi W. 3 ‘\ > } . e = L DULIO oT = ‘ i Hot al oc 9 35} Wilmington Y.W.B. class, Sb. First Pent? ( ag es 1 G. B.‘T Oxk j eral Q, La n i ( - 0G elit ickle ' h 21 cs : frecki } ’ GC < i \ 1 Z DOXeS cS oes ) hi) / : es ; F . en, he would be Ni, Winston SS ( | te, womans aux. Westminster ; rr. Vi : j x sb sf i ! 1 ) } | . VO ya : ‘ . har r a n f aise >: i \ 0 op Fes a rOx ( \\ } ! ( Front S cs rerk t is aux., 1 box Les i | { 1 ase of « tare Tat < ey : \ \ : Shoe O299>29>01 Pr esesronens. Cramerton SS meer erst ss, First ¢ ch I Lillington, | h 20 chich | : , % goeteteee ssea8eR ete segese THREES aS Sage >: oO } ; FRITAT E a 3? siscoe ch Clarkton John D 12 hams rio i vi es INJRTRMAAAPR 3 : = ; a : “ 1fha i ; ; SIND IRIVIAR R Cherrvville Churct ibure, S.S. class 1 box CSicanat ; — : Virs. Bettie K. ( O04 ; $3 1 ' sreensboro ¢ ‘ } ihe Side Of]- shoyresssrgegeeee es ebnessesennes 3 Rocky Mount First Chur rton Frieud 1 box Pia ad 19 Hila H. MeNiche helb 5. Te eT Te eee ae ee sees eaestE8 FE he Koad ) ppies and 2 crates | : ’ ss nd womans aux., 1 box ime Ry A 1.0 “ ; Oranges | : alaiead body is bu ting ready fc Rex S. § 10.00 | Maxton, womans aux. Centre St. 1 box | Charlotte. } 1 EFrank Carmichert: Garon : Ss és = : ariaorte, i i¢ ti Co DOX Wee! é r A 3 Bivil Ht y can just cet o1 Winter Park Av AR lle Primary Dept. First church ile astraie churel 00) 4 : : j appare % . CW , for we have been having i Be oe ; by: McNair. Heinle ‘ eee I i ». nt ii Charlotte, Ste rch 1 > ivi ir, Hamlet 00 lan aoe 1 Mr. Aherneth 1 , ie teres “a eg piataage Fe | \ ‘ : : we : Vioment Class Raleioh Virs. Avdernethy, I chickens 26 heh Jj. WW. Walker, Mit. At 1.{ \y \ - 5 hickens 2 ( guilts ) . Wie teenie aks a ‘ - : - twe n boys, > anc b Church S. S ( Gastonia W: % ay \ ; M. i \\ ; , Second : ; os - 1G > 7 eee iN AUX. UrKEYS Tor 4 Ker C re r., from Wilminetor First Churet Ni ser () vom iux. First church 1 Teka, | hurch, ¢ { | ss : fe “ington . ‘ an ee Iya ; . Virs.Cobb and M Charlot. Barnhar Men cas oan | Wir, al irs. nry ¢ ! ; : : Holders, Howards Memor- ile, womans aux., 1 box ution cont ee Creek church 2 . tives , , , ” . . . - c t r t Q 5 5 ; i : Was : \ 5 Se ‘ ‘ hopin » oO } ae hi Lenoir, Mrs. | . Barnhardt, Pic-| es Se cae es tc mn > next M | <. Howards Vy iUmington, 2 boxes ie church na ade next Mionday. : turk Lt, Thelma Sh: ate “ church gp.06 | Greensboro, Miss Ruth Coble, 1 bex Scotayilie. & M id Mrs. J. | lo | and Lucy Mc h { 5 ayetteville, Su ) , r e I gre 7 =s s t hy OX ‘ 20.90] 95 and woma ey 1pole church pillow cask Mrs. M. E. lls, Troutman 1.6 be re ae a } . { : eek ar } S 33.51] 1 box First Churcl scr 04 &4 | James 1aN catch } |. ' z Fo Ws {7 a t IKE linchfield Church 10.00 | Charlotte, womans ® ux. Pleasant Hill! Davidson au 6 0G | Jean id k x : ) t it +} * tchener Mem. 55 3.0% | church | box 3 ucy i Soc, rst | ct } I a an on tne We estminster 55 | Ch. Wilin ( &5.{ Mis. W. W. Watt, Firs : ; re ee | | i ‘oe : evening so will give vou i Gre Oro Henderson at 6.06, nh { nariot Pee ' 1 i Philippi SS Chr sepick of Ce In 6.4K | J. . Maric 3 Atl. ¢ y . ba : : \ rook irm: 5 Kathryn rioyos Ladies of South } Ch - any | W. F vo St syille 5 { : : ia k S e 7 Peg a Hope s! Gnas ben well. fos c irst i a % dur AFT? Lad es aux. i } £.U0 va J. NN, Dann lan, 2 3 1 x > ( L iA Le nd ‘ ‘ Hebron Church Womans aux. Sanfo 2 1 ( pies : Be ) Pre Church ae ’ Pleasa it Hill X. Vi \\ \ Vi , Four ’ Flise SS I Ma ion Womans aux. Ham 6.0 Uaks 4 LA . Pollock \ \ est I nda, SS Class ind | : 5.0 W. J. Woodward, Fou t fa cnhan St. Andrews Ehurch 65.00 | t Menus, vVomans aue. Lnrlington 10.04 Oat Cramerton Ch } 6.4 | i Womans aux. Roanoke Kk. Mor State @ 5 Or Greensboro Visitors ary 5 5 : » 4 . ’ , } 5 ' | ‘ ‘ W harey Aux. Mooresville 8.35; Maxton, woman’s aux., Midway Rapids 89.5q| Mrs. D. A. Cook, Nev G : Vel been jane 4 : Se ; ; 7 Aes Se ‘ ae ‘ VE most fortunate Community 5.8. Acme 7.00] church, 1 box Ladies Miss. S fels Lela Shaw, Apex 0 : : | 0 . Fif pen 5.0 ( tion of members f Ladies Aux. Eagle Springs 5 251} Jamlet, woman’s aux., 1 box Creek Ch < on! Mrs. D. B. } aoe. Lnt ‘ \ ; ' ; S Ta 1 , > 7 : es a eect sh rch~ oy-tne -Side -of-the -Road or SUS. 8.70} Mooresville, 1an’s aux., Prospect | Ladies aux. Li - 1596) | 10 ee acs cee 500 | church, 1 bo: : | | | ! Ke Seamer urchin ~ ‘ ade | CHUICH, 4 Xx (TO BE ¢ rin 1 , Me 4 On Wiel | : ; | ! iN VUED) : anh ; O 4S OU est on these last horpe,Rocky Mount 10. 00} Mount Olive, woman’s aux., P Pe > eee i. A sreensville ig : \ : 3 oe et Smithfield ass, 1 box apttaessscteseseszassceazszaseasenaataseseatszesi gs |) | tchford & Family Re Oa M , ; : 1 Uet r the 1 \"\ Westminster Aux. Charlot les man’ ie N { 2 irs. ALW, minster Aux, ariotte deen, weman’s aux., 1 box 3S r \ NI OK 1 $3 ‘ ri¢ A ch a \ } B&F fund Sy ‘ a SYNOD CUO LAGE Ss), Aes ind twenty members of Bb. & F. fund nn, Woman's aux., 1 box - #3 | | 1. Waddell 1 Cy : ee ‘ » t SOE 24 w 904 4< eee 2 a ' . 2 \ he Unity Church, W oodleaf on, Woman’s aux., Smyrna church revsseatbeattacesasssssesrassssnsseeetatsstetsaes | | Church of the Covenant hurel Sid he-R = ; Mancheste Church-by-the-Side-of-the-Road cam \ mans Ar Ami Ch h ] bo Che Sey * 7 ba 10.0 ; as Se sath ™ Lor \ > 1 ; } i 5 : are Vk rit « ib ’ nied ft Vit Dendy Bs Ne iope Church Noxboro, woman’s aux., 1 box brought new occupat vd I ' ont ( 1 ; : , as ‘ Mee a eS oe eee eee ; a Ur ho mac splendid University oncord, woman’s aux., Gilwood! ment to the bo f } rs : VW. Stolle ch } 1 : } ‘8 : = of - By look R., , » the Christian tndeavor.We church, 1 box ing at their } : ierealt . : : Ig at 2 easy totel! chat! « 1 , \ . * Visit was an evidence of i eas aha . ee : bees , Fairmont in, woman's aux., Bethesda | the pecan seasi is on Dheoh Se 4 t, | friend Ee te thes Ka ; . 2 NC} ve . C. Der Bj ; », I etne iner was Church church, | box | aiiewgoid cmects ve Chur ‘ | enjoyed gatheri: immensely Pas ! ‘ e dis er J > i rensely, Spartanburg Ss. C. nal ‘ ik Oi >» dampen ti rhan r Coe 6 | A : i é zZ.i} iy } iVirs. ; . Steele » > have - P str 1 Pocl Sai ; | ‘i on ! l teele, One| We have a bag that will last us quite] Pocket Church 10,04 m of any the bravest. Box hiie | Pocket C, f TI Lilesville ‘ : hiie. | : oes 9 Lhe ne Sunday twelve members (TO BE CONTINUED) sville, Woman's Aux., Front St.! We have been honored b (TO BE CONTINUED i the 1 Rat ‘1 : i { e 7 +5 “ ne ec yaonu | rive bible Class of the Church One Box. ber of ouests thi mth. Wes 1 i i ian Cl ived i ; ue rpue ] month, Ve are al- ris a 1 Hurcnh arrived in Bs ee } A an sgteoese sporenzesenes on E - ’ 2 onor Roll pa November Leaksviile, Woman’s Aux., One Box. ! ways glad to ws hein PeeseseeeesessssessssseeseTssaesesTese ete! } hit : i pares > Pas (eee “ “ ‘ ‘ j - cae Be ee , r ~ Peano re oer ee " ie Dorothy ihon ine ‘Lops, E ; ;them over our pretiy for OF TR KERR 3 loe’s Cherch. 7 ‘ Ma 74) se | ur { iy and mifort € wa. i ix Wi Lf CR § Church. This was a real ar able, Mack Walten, Aubrey | Davidson, i " ane | conad ; | $$ ae ~s oe la me t } } } } 5 ~ lark k. n ; “ ‘ | ge $ aia ™4 3 and we hoy } he delioht- re Charlotte, : es 3h ics | 3 First Fioor 3 ie n econd Grade—Julia Stollenwerck, 1 “ “ “s ji Ovowing is a list of Our Visi- 15 os $3 " : nue indefinitely . ° \ | oer oP » oere 2 Mildred ‘Thomas Virginia Edwards eee | tors— weeeteeeeaesssas tases seesstaseatteltesel tetas . “s .c y Rp +} 1 ue “ “ “ : once hind i alens } : Rowland, " ry . * ‘ : rhird Grad Mildred Morrow, = : a Messes. R.H, Whaston, W.I en 1 "> if Aunilia f Little. Joe's Charlie S ars, Grover Miles. ltmmuie Fayetteville, = _ at | Sturm I BI ; oy a 20YCe } YY Na exe { : : 1, F.J. Black rh ‘ observed Home Missi Johnston, Forrest Lee Hunt. I oncord, - " “ SR Heda pe 2 aS b ne to; v Db ian : : ised gt baie Seca IN. acdon, ; v « > i Fifth Grade~Thelma Godwin,{ Gariand “ “ ae ee a M ene }every day the kitchen : ns ; er 11-1 a a - . ariana, orris : | re ; ne | tar Judy McCoy, ¢ lyde Johnston, Edna Mis il es ron, G. call for the girls to com ed tak At aiter nce a the meetings Mc Millan, Elizabeth Cable’ Charlie! NMAiscelanceous P. Js Blackw od ( A Bie D ce 3 ee eee ood, and much interest was a eae i cere) ri rg cok ir ys. 1 Big Win hanksgivine , ) ‘ : — e Roper, Harriette Sto! Lowell, New Hope Church woman’s! N.C. ? Thre a : 2 ving.) | sh 1, during the week, in the study enwerck. aux.. 5 quil : ; 5 ; . iree oF our girts are ul at the infir-| 4¢ “Phe Ch}! } wt ¥en " , : x juuts Colonel W.P. Platt and Mr. V.W. anes ie ; Ly \ . ers dand America’s Future. s. ixth Grade—Edith Johnston, John} Lowell, womans aux., 3 quilts Roberts — San | Cal ae ae Frunt, J ui¢ McCoy | Dr Fro: wt Mien ea wene Oan francisco at j 1 . ee ee ee VSVOPES VILE naa 1 Id \ , } : ‘ . | ’ : Maria Edw: z Bee Mi ~ oe Lowell, womans aux., 3 quilts | Mrs. B.M. Pooueof Hickory i Is. an interesting and inspiring talk to the eventh Grade—Ruth McQuage ae pe Hes oe Several of the girls ; : rent a Sees ie : »| Red Springs, womans aux., circle 2, 2} tinge her : A expecting aj} Ar ary, on the eve f » Ruth Lowrance, Daisy Belle Torrence ’ As ah | ting her er Mrs! H.W. W eoek walk vacation Hava F as evening of the . . quilts ’ . | reac lt , that Sthe reason we AS an ihe oferin amot > t High Schoo!—Geneva Perry, Irene quit j!ams at Synod’s Cottage. lare 1, ' ay nounted to i > ee s a. : > 2 a 5 are eating oi smiries, oO Ot Fe ¥y Gouar#rs McDade, Madeleine Hunt, Vanilla Benson, Miss Robetta Baum, 1 quilt} The monthly visit of our barber has udlsecemameens Po a Auxil 20olde > 1 , >} * A : oC 1 | Fe yor ag ast a i} j t : = , or the UNIary are a den, = rt Johnston, Walier| Belmont Mrs. A.A. Cathey 1 quilt | rolled around again and Garland Cau kK basket team of} Mrs. S. A. Grier ident, Miss = y alter Beattie, Cathlene| Gibsonville Minneola Mfg. Co.’ 1/ dill was kept busy cutting the hair of I mS defeated by the} Minnie Iry Vice President, Mrs. C j 7 ° a sy cutting the ha f l } - ’ BOT, . Moore, Glennie Westall k : : = | Ba h girls Saturday afterno ar eh ‘ ’ stall. pkgs. outing . on : May atternoon Moenwerck Secretar g 5 | our forty boys, Thursday afternoon. enna 11—4, Oh Boy! | etary, Mrs. J.H. . . wy Lowrance, |] easurer,. { ; ' {