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Page Seventeen
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Melton, on Pear
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. E. Dorton, of Salis
bury, spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. Talbent, on Nantalaha Ave
nue.
Mrs. Forbes, of Matthews, N. C., has
been visiting her brother, Mr. S. J.
Horton, on Boyden Street.
Mr. Lawrence Rockfield has returnfd
from Greensboro and Pleasant Garden.
Dr. Ella B. Cox is in Lynchburg, Va.,
on a business trip for a few days.
Miss Cora Wallace has returned from
her vacation.
another prize-winning yard—G. s. ARTHUR, 3° KIRK
To
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for you know you can—
look fo,
'•‘le best in every man—
'To
That's pep!
Anj thundering knock-out blow,
® back with a laugh, because you
ne best of the whole darned
“now—.
'ou’ii
'Gr;
That’8 pop!
Bostick
in The American Maga-
Alternates-R. R-
and W. K. Littleton.
Mi.s Msdse Rockfield.
ro"%r.‘- »r’.ni
:rr»a'M‘;;.v.uKoc«,m
Messrs Will Hardin, John Hackett,
V.nk
'■'■Tm' md m”;. V. l’ EockfieW.
with Mr. and iwrs. v. .
Miss Alise Buckhanan and mother, of
Che..“ Md. S. C„ h.ve been v..t™
Current Topics
First Electrical Engineer—Wire
you insulate?
Second Electrical Engineer—
Couldn’t get ohm sooner.
First E. E.—Watt?
Second E. E.—I was out sparking in
the park.
First E. E.—I can guess switch girl.
Mazda?
Second E. E.—See here, fuse go-to
get personal, I’ll socket to you.
Somewhat burned out, they leave in
search of light refreshments.—Michigan
Gargoyle.
Mr. J. H. Smith has assumed the duties
performed by Mr. Morton.
Xlf Newest Citizens
2_ J B. T, Horsefield, Septem-
■ Sin—Alice Holt.
Howell, 8-lb. boy—
a, *^*^ens, September 3.
bo ' Dritt, Hickory Street
‘Mr, g ^ September 6.
u I'’- Burns, 9>l-lb. boy
Claude Wimberly, 7-lb,
lil
„ -M. •^■exander—September 10.
n'*■
'eirl'' Caut, September 22,
Mr. ■
a gjpj J. M. Howell, September
Vj-lbs.—Mary Louise.
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r ! . • \ f ^ Cy J ^ j- j|
I y J / ' I i ^ ^ ' Vi I ■' —:>-J
of dom«tic canned product, did not get into vicw-
of thi5 fine display o j^^^g„und straightening of the picture. But
m' it. part of it had to p Garland, who lives on Willow Street, is an
a considerable part o^^^ Mrs. L. F.
- - there i» enougn . housekeeper. / . beans, corn, apples, peaches, pears,
^*16 tlevt Baptist Church industrious ‘„y of tin and fin glass, thirty half-gallons in glass, twenty-five
ion Association, whlh meets at I" 'goodly variety. There of ieuy. so far as we know, this is the
.and grapes-a go x and 145 * background are Mr. L. P. Garland,
No »’« of the season. »
„cord canning »fh-«rr.!>hter. Mis. Chri.tin. Yo^
Mrs.
follow f*ersonals
were elected
f*'ion 0
O^J, ’ -
■ l9l9. T ’ sixteenth of Octo-
C. jC T. Valentine, E. F. Smith,
• Jones.