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Robesonian (Newspaper) September 27, 1939, Lumberton, North Carolina LUMBERTON N C WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 271939 PAGE THREE News Letter From Fairmont Club to Meet Meeting Here Next Supper Club Wife Mn MlM Edith Lloyd Married Mr Mrs T A Entertain Children Birth attack at the home of his son Mr and Mrs Roscoe Barnes Saturday night Birth Announcement and Mrs Ricks Leggett an nounce the birth of a son Thurs day at their home on route 2 Mrs Rufus Floyd of Barnesville carried her daughter Miss Katri na to Charlotte Tuesday to have an operation performed on her shoulder by Dr Miller bone spec Mrs Lewis of Fairmont Mrs Floyds sister is at Barnesville while Mrs Floyd is away Miss Laura Mitchell freshman at Charlotte was pledged Friday to the Beta Iota chapter of Alpha Delti Pi Miss Mitchell is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A N Mitchell s at the residence of Mrs Holmes on j G P Miller of Wilmington Del afternoon at jis visiting relatives in Robeson 1 Mr and Mrs Willis G Fisher county and his brother and sister spent Thursday in Fayetteville inlaw Mr and Mrs L J Miller By Mrs H G Inman Fairmont Sept 27 The Womans club will meet Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs Paul H Thompson at in the meeting of the club year The 10th district meeting of the N C Federation of Womens clubs will be held in Fairmont next Tuesday morning in Trinity Meth odist church Mrs R D McMil Sr of Red Springs is dent of the district The Sidney Junior Study club will be hostesses to the group To Give Tea Mrs A Byron Holmes Mrs Jack Mitchell and Mrs M B McDaniel I will be hostesses at a Musical Tea where he was a patient for several days after he fell from a mule and fractured 3 ribs Born to Mr and Mrs J W on Thursday September 22 at their home in Fairmont a son Ikey Lee The average commercial vessel going through the Panama canal pays in tolls PINNY FOR PENNY YOUR BUY 25 ttM IS may with his sister Mrs Charles Schriener I Supper Club Meets Mrs H V Floyd entertained her supper club Saturday night at her home oh lona street Flowers in fall shades decorated the rooms Mrs Fay Caudell won high score gift from the hostess Members present were Mmes in Sylvania Ga t Mrs R H Tyson of Raiford Fla is the guest of her sister Mrs Arthur Bray for several weeks Mr and Mrs W B Bullock spent Friday with their son and daughter Mr and Mrs Wilton Bullock at Proctorville Mr and Mrs S E Fennegan and daughter and son Misses Ann Jimmie Wiggins Earl Fisher P and Faith and Michael spent Sun JL Floyd Jr Pittman L Fisher at Chapel Hill with their son Willis G Fisher Fay Caudell Ross and brother Edgar Fennegan stu Ashley Leo Loftis Paul H Thompson Wright Jones Vardell Guests were Mrs A A Fowler and Mrs Jack Mit chell Attend High School Day Those going to Chapel Hill to high school day at the university Saturday were Eunice Lamb Rosa Lee Kinlaw Bessie Rhodes Marilyn Bracey Eva Gray Wil loughby Elsie Oliver Culbreth Stephens Cletus Britt Roger Morgan J C Bass Aubrey Fow ler William Johnson L R Bul lock Bryant Spivey Carroll Spi vey Bullock Sue Nell Small Janice Alford Forrester Barnes Margaret Bass Elizabeth Spivey Geraldine Goodyear Nel lie Cox B L Temple Jr Temple Hill J M Bullock Joe Inman Odell Marvin Faulk Wilkerson Martha Davis McCormick Christine Faulk Shir ley Thompson Doris Ratley Mirra Gray Turner Mirra Robinson Sa rah Granthain B D Shooter Gra ham Pittman all seniors Those driving cars and chaperoning the class Mrs A Byron Holmes F M Wilkerson Page George Leo Bullock Sam Thomas Sinclair C Stafford Lamb Misses Helen and Isla Sims Chambliss V Miss Savon Horton returned to her home in Raleigh lafter visiting Mrs George L Grantham She was accompanied to Fayetteville by Mrs Grantham Miss Betty Rose Grantham and Mrs S R Clary While here Miss Horton was extended several courtesies Pittman and Argus Grims ley students at Wake Forest spent the weekend with their re parents Mr and Mrs Carl Pittman and Mr and Mrs A 1 L Grimsley Breaks Collarbone Miss Hilda Morgan of the Oak Dale section member of the 9th grade of Fairmont high school sustained a fractured collar bone Monday on the school bus as she was returning home Information received here was that she was sitting between two other students and the children pushed and crowded her so that she fell to the floor Miss Edith Lloyd and Judge Floyd both of Fairmont were married Saturday night in Dillon S C in the presence of several friends Mrs Floyd is the daughter of Mrs Henry Burchett and the late Mr Floyd and received her edu cation in the Fairmont school Mr Floyd is a native of Fairmont Mr and Mrs Floyd will on Wed begin housekeeping with Roger Ivey on Main street Mr and Mrs T A Baxley were hosts Sunday to their children and a number of their friends in honor of the children and some friends and relatives having birthdays in September Born in September were Fen ton Wilton and Hal Baxley Mrs T A Baxley Cecil Baxley Miss Hettie Snipes and Mrs Boyce Brooks all of whom were present except Miss Snipes who was pre vented from attending by illness Others attending were Mrs Fen ton Baxley and daughter Miss Gail Mrs Hal Baxley and her mother Mrs Clarence Odom of Barnesville Mrs Wilton Baxley and children Cecil Brooks and Miss Baxley Clifford Baxley Rev and Mrs Boyce Brooks and daughter Miss Joe Ellen Mr and Mrs J A Carter Ernest Scott and daughter Miss Ernestine Scott of Rowland Lee and Miss Ruth Ivey I and Benny Sealey At the noon hour a bountiful picnic dinner served in the yard W H Barnes suffered a heart dent at the university Mrs Beulah B Miller is visit ing her son Edmond at Maxton for time Mr and Mrs R C Cox and son James and her niece Miss Eliz abeth Edens visited Mrs Coxs brother Henry Atkinson in Red Springs on Sunday P R Floyd Sr Ill P R Floyd Sr was carried Fri day to Thompson Memorial hospi tal for treatment H Jake Leggett was able to re turn Saturday from Baker sana Says Survival Of Civilization Must Depend On Church E H Gibson of burg Speaks at 1st Harvest Day Here MORE PLEASURE PER PUFF MORE PUFFS PER PACK CAMELS COSTLIER TOBACCOS If the church fails our civi must perish was the warning sounded by E H Gib son steward and Sunday school teacher of Laurinburg Methodist church in a message to the con of Chestnut St Metho dist church here Sunday morning The church of Christ stands between the dangers that threat en our civilization from without and from within the last bulwark of decency and spirituality left to us he declared Mr Gibson spoke before a large crowd that overflowed into the Sunday school auditorium of the church in an annual Harvest None of us know what the out come is to be but we know that if the battle is lost the last vestige of Christian civilization will be driven from the European contin ent Challenge From Within There is another Irom within our own ranks and this challenge is laden with iar greater danger to our civilization j I speak of this rising tide of materialism this spirit of irre sponsibility this spirit with which we claim and use our priceless gifts and leges this serving of selfinterest this arrogance and pride which afflict the modern world this contempt for justice and mercy this lack of reverence for sacred things and lack of humility in the very fo God Granting its imperfections and weaknesses and past waver ings in all fairness you cannot take from the church its justly deserved credit for supplying the vital spirit of our American civi If the church fails our civili must perish But if we ral Day service conducted by the pas tor Rev T G Vickers Fruits of and devotion and our all the harvest including corn church can be preserved to ly now and give to it our loyalty the us pumpkins cotton gourds and cit fruits were placed about the chancel to symbolize the occasion and fall flowers were arranged in and with it our noble civilization and in the years to come when men have regained their sanity and the priceless values of our No cotton can be ginned or sold in North Carolina without tation of a cotton marketing card to the or buyer it was pointed out by Horace Godfrey of the State AAA office at State col lege He said that all marketings cards arc cither in the hands growers or are available in the offices the county farm agents except in a few cases where farm ers their acreage al and it was necessary to recheck their farms Godfrey explained that ginners and buyers are subject to a pen alty if they do not make proper and prompt reports to the county AAA committee as required under the agricultural adjustment act Therefore all cotton growers are urgently requested to cooperate with buyers and ginners by show ing their cards at the time of ginning or selling the tripleA officer said All growers are required to show their marketing cards to ginners and buyers regardless of whether a red white or blue card is issued to them Under no circumstances are marketing cards transferable No grower should allow cotton to be ginned or sold in his name where the cotton was produced on a farm other than the one for which his particular marketing card was issued Growers with more than one farm should be careful in reporting to ginners and buyers the cotton produced on each farm Godfrey advised The State AAA committee has a staff of six auditors working with ginners buyers and county of fices to assist in checking compli ance with cotton marketing regu lations NOTED COKER COLLECT GIVES Hartsville S C Sept James McBride Dabbs Professor of English at Coker college is this year as last delivering a series of lectures in the Coker college audi at the chapel hour During the first semester Professor Dabbs will speak on the general subject of Education as I See It The second semester lectures like those last year will be devoted to the review of current books Professor Dabbs is wellknown throughout the country for his contributions of essays and poetry to standard periodicals October 4 1914 de feat the Germans in a five days battle at HARVEST PROGRAM AT ROCK CHURCH OCTOBER 1ST of The St Pauls Sept Har vest program will be at Rock Hill church the First Sunday in Octo ber p rn with all churches invited to attend states the pas tor Rev R W Harvey ANNOUNCEMENT We are pleased to announce the appoint ment of Mr EVERETT CONNELLY form erly of Raleigh N C as Office Manager of this Agency giving special attention to FIRE AND LIABILITY DEPARTMENTS For prompt and efficient service hacked j by thirtyfive years of experience and immedi ate settlement of claims call on us H M McAllister Agency General Insurance Fidelity and Surety Bonds i Phone 419 McLeod Bldg Lumberton the background and on either side Influences Civilization Mans religion in every age has determined the spirit the outlook and the ideals of his civilization Mr Gibson said making parti cular reference to the artistic and literary attainments of the Greeks and the recognition by the Rom ans of the principles of individu al liberty and justice under the law These civilizations he said were succeeded by the Christian civi which men died to estab lish and preserve In America where men came seeking freedom to worship as they chose a civi was established in which we have not only a freedom that exceeds that of the Romans but a spirit that urges us to do justly love mercy and to walk humbly before God Out of this spirit he said have come all the ele ments and characteristics that have made this civilization the highest and noblest that mankind has yet known Taken Too Lightly civilization are once more ed the church will remain to com ing generations the one tion able to preach that type of Christianity best adapted to the needs of a modern civilization and will remain at the same time prophetic of the ultimate triumph of a gospel of sweetness and light New Members Received Opening of cheap jordan 11 the doors of the church to receive new members was a special feature of the Har vest Day service observed for the first time New members receiv ed all by transfer of membership other churches were Mrs O K Kittrell from Shelmerdine church in Pitt county Mrs D H Holliday from Hertford J C Boone from Jonesboro a former member Mrs T B Shooter from Dillon Mr and H Jones from Laurinburg The pastor expressed gratitude to the Harvest Day committee composed of D D French W W Davis Paul Grooms and the late Fred P Gray to the Young Thursday Friday Saturday TOWELS Lot heavy weight Turkish tow to In the present day Gibson this civilization is ac as a matter of course and enjoyed without any sense of responsibility in forgetfulness of the sacrifices made for it in for mer years Sometimes I wonder if we shall ever truly appreciate these things until we come into an awareness of the fact that they are about to bes taken away from us Across the he said has arisen a new kind of civilization a civilization of barbarism whose God is the power of armed might and whose ideal and spirit is that of the murderer the plun derer and the object i s its cruel and inexorable will upon the peoples of the earth Already the last remnant of decency in European civilization is making its last fate ful stand and fighting what may prove to be its last heroic battle said Mr Womens Study class which f ur the decorations to the Young Peoples department which furnished bou to the Womans Bible class which notified church members to attend A musical feature of the ser SHEETING Heavy weight LL SPREADS heavy cotton Regular Sellers Assort ed vice was Barnes a vocal solo by Wilton You Deserve a Vacation Every Day Describes Quick Work Of German War Planes doesnt matter bow long it lasts or where it is but how well it relaxes and re makes you inspires a fresh point of view When hard work and cares have had their full share of your day take your daily vacation time for your family time for your hobbies or interchange of ideas with understanding companions Then each of tb Worlds Most Famous Beer day offers precious moments that lend lustre to life You owe these to yourself It is in your hours of recreation that BUDWEISER will prove a welcome com Would you like to know why Youll find the answer in every bottle of BUDWEISER everywhere Paris Sept es timate that the German army used 5000 war planes to disrupt Polish production and communications in five days was made by Anthony J Drexel Biddle Jr United States ambassador to Poland upon his arrival here after a hazardous un trek out of the country The ambassador sat on the floor over a map in the town residence of the United States ambassador to France William C Bullitt to explain graphically his odyssey to Rumania from Warsaw He said his party was under fire from German planes at least three times Biddle declared German planes shuttled constantly from north to south and from southeast to north east over Poland making the whole interior a front i In perhaps live days bombing first engine and airplane factories and pilot schools then railroads and general communications they j disrupted the country he said j At the same time they attempted to terrorize the civilian tion j Moved Five Times j The diplomatic corps and the j Polish foreign office moved to five j different towns and cities in the j course of his fortnights trip he j stated In each case he added j they were forced to move on j Biddle said he reported to the j United States government only j cases of civilian bombing j where he himself had seen the j damage or victims The last figure he heard when lie came out of Poland he said was that the Poles had brought down about 300 German planes MAKE THIS TEST DUNK Budweiser FOR FIVE DAYS ON THE SIXTH DAY TRY TO DRINK A SWEET BEER YOU WILL WANT Budweisers FLAVOR THEREAFTER MAXTON GIRL RECOVERING FROM RIFLE SHOT IN SIDE ST LOUIS NU ICY BOTTLING CO Wholesalers Lumberton N C Clara Belle Webster old Maxton girl who was wound ed in the side several days ago by a 22 rifle bullet was reported to be showing satisfactory improve ment in condition at Thompson Memorial hospital today and was expected tT return home this weekend Miss Webster daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Webster was struck by the bullet when her brother Ed playfully pulled the trigger of his rifle believing it to be unloaded BOYS CURTAINS Larpe assortment of tailored and ruffled window to ANKLETS assortment of childrens and misses new fall pr School oxfords black or or composition WORK Mens full train work SHOES elk leather and Mens JACKETS boys jackets OL SHIRTS Boys fast color school shirts heavy shirts two bib 2 to LADIES RAGS Ladies new fall leathers and WASH DRESSES Ladies eighty square fast color wash FALL COATS Childrens new fall plain or fur trim Sizes G to 16 FALL DRESSES Just received a big shipment of ladies fall crepes woolens plaids and vel vet shades rium moss green new wine stone blue American beauty 12 to Up Cotton Blankets Heavy weight cotton blankets SCHOOL DRESSES Childrens fast dresses large color school selection of UNION SUITS Boys heavy weight union or short SWEATERS Ladies and childrens or short sleeve selection of styles and new and 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