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Tha Watauga Democrat
Issued Eve.-v Thursday by
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r c. ewers rob. kiv mi
Publishers
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THURSDAY. MARCH 22. IS2S
r ~rr?zri- s :r. -?7-- -
buy at home
A community thrives ohe) its me
chants thrive. Korne to-.vr. loiyir
and trading is as essentia? to a etui
mixmtv s growiu una progress as r
streets, churches anvj schools, ft
the duty of every citizen of a cop
miiuity to make hi.-- purchases- ;
home. Numerous "Buy .-it Home
campaigns have stressed thi:- i"a?
and have taught this important !e:
.son: hut still there are >o;m* peopl
who go elsewhere than their o\v
honn? surroundings when buy in
merchandise.
The truth is that as Rood inei
chandise can be obtained in i ? - r?
as can be .secured through, the nail
from any large city: and. as patros:
age increases, the quality <>l" tfe
local merchant's stock is bound t
grow even greater.
There are numerous reasons v.h
you should patronize your; lioir,
merchants. They have invested thci
mand their future in cur town
they pay taxes here: they give oir
ploy?i<?hJ to people m our town.
Fhe i?h-nwake -itizen shout
ones. his town in every way. K
shpuld take a iiwJy ihtercsi in locr
activ- m of * - -ry nature, joiii loci
- lul's and nvi'y oigamzatiohs. N
need iti go '.-Is-, . - hf r- ; all the re?
njuiVv merits of iife arr nvnil-thl
jritfhi 's?t /tourdo'ir-tcp.
i.)i. I rank Crane Says:
rut-: right kjnd or
PATRIOTISM
A patriotic. deed ks which r?
liecis hoiVoc md ch?ry :tj?cn but*'
cu'uiitry:
Wt re.cogrii%<: Gcucnd Gi-unL :.h
Duke bi Wellington ami Napoleon a
patriots, because they led a'rme
forces of then* respective countries*
The exploits of CT?-out-S Bijiybury
together With that of CHamberlm an
l.evmc, have glurifieil the Unite
States- But (his yiory was not oft
set by any rancor inclined hy olhe
countries. France and German
were ji.rt as enthusiastic in acclaim
ing the exploits of our fliers as ir
were. This is the right kind of palri
otism and patriotic action, for it i
one* rvlnch snails one's native count)
and at the same time does no: await
on animosity in other peoples.
Undoubtedly Thomas Edison ha
glorified his own orohtvy quite a
touch as Geitcrai Grant. On a rati
(aires in i'rai:cr recently the miis
popuiar Frenchman was found to F
B8kS i v r ... ... I ...: r*.. .
- .?v>v- ?-O M I> .IT1*.
So Dnrw n an;! Jorint-r have dom
mure in i.*.<?It the mv. U?e of Knj;
land than brake or Wellington.
K&rh and Ohaihe have bgryad Mr
fame of Gel-many far more than Voi
Moitke and Ididenlftirg. ?n?i Mar
coiri ami Beiianea nave made Ital;
more famous and are entitled to tin
gratitude of th-ir country quite a
much as Garibaldi.
To'.sioy has dorm more to spireai
the tranun of Russia than all he
v S-t warriors.
This throw t. ivelcoir.e light upoi
true patrioiiim which is found it
that harmless rivalry of achieveroen
by the irmsnhery of rse various ua
. lions! groups.
There i? no b"s h!ood in this com
petition. There >> ho'thing gair.e.
for one .country which is hot equaU;
valuable for the whole world
We are learning thiit to hiv
goo~d national is to be a good wort
c the 11. ami lb.- applause cf mar.
kind is quite vai halite us the nr
platir.c of one's fellow ctizens.
. T~ -J - - - a.- s .
AH yi'jt-r >.e ?Hi .111' UUT /.VuUnU'
and t.t magnify it, it is no longer n,
cessary to go 'tut and kill somebod
to aimer sonic other territory: it i
better to <lo something that shai! ( :
cite both the emulation and the a;
plause of the '.vhole worid.
True patriotism consists in mat
. ing our count iy stronger and oettc
and not. necessarily belittling ar.othf
country.
Sam: "Post where I come froi
we feed our hens ice, otherwis
they'd lay bard-boiled eggs."
Bo: "Why, man, that ain't notl
ing. Out in our <ountiy it's so dr
you have to pin the postage stamp
on the letters to keep them froi
falling off."
ki
t
Judge to Vagrant: "So you can
get a job because you don't know
trade, eh? Well, ":v months in th
wprkhouse should teach you one."
Vagrant: "How about a eorrc
spondence course, your lienor?"
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!{ LOCAL AFFAIRS i
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3!:. -isut Mils. Uuy \V. Sponn-r;
sii.-nt IK? wwVfttui in itoonc.
A OnurAy \ Starch 15.
"i '
CoiTH'i! left j
y<r>tvr<iavv nit '-r;'.:-vr tor Trine, > |
->' they xvili make the a: home. ;
j - j
Mr:-. Carrie Waiters. yrfco spent J
..'the ".viator months ir Lenoir with'
,1 daughter, Mrs. r. C. Robbing,j
. . ' is . r ii m. i to her h*??r.e at Foscoe,t
tor the jf'jmmcr.
e.j . - - |
r : .Mr.-. .T. W; Whitehead returned fcoj
i ber home here Saturday after aj
_ [ 'most pleasant x;sit covering severalj
weeks to her daughter ir) Lynchburg,)
Va. * \
j
m; Vtx. L. S. Isaacs, >;f the logics';
v I Department Store, returned Satin-j
; 'jay from the markets. where he
bought his spring and summer line
merchandise.
l? M?r. Chu.s. L Lewis and family!
. }i i\ today for aohnson City. Term.,
ivhere their will make the?; home.]
.Mi. Lewis having been engaged m
s-. road construction contracts a ..-a- that,
e l city 101 several months.
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Court next Monday and we are ex
teniner to you an invitation to call |
an if you are one of those who \
-- are still behind ok our books. If you
e ?rot a. staienjejil be sure and bring:;
!s; it nb.njr. j
Robert Wofotz of the University j
? of North Carolina, and Frank Rob-/
o bins rind Prank Winkler of State
College are at home for a few days"
vacation. Xhb leave of absence vvijt
take the place of the vacation here-'
tofore _-r:i T-.t? ?j the students at t.hej
r Paster season.
i- Friend Lee fcst? r on?- of Waiau- (
ga.'v y<Mid citizens. who has been very
A ill at hi!- home at Valid Cvuei.- for
(" tjmfe a lony time, uns tho?ij?hl to be
" so nil better be t .. ..t k-eiiYL FFe has
i\ beet? very tow, hut on Saturday he
tj said he thought ho had been r-ai niter;
t. i. tot . t < ::! ?j:.ys, s
rM A--. *. ding; to fair, re-- (Oiubilcd by
\ ">ur- ? School KaetsS" Watauga coun!
I;, foi lb* ' Holast If year Lk2ti-27,
j had kn coirplkriem of ill in the.
_ ; hig'r: rvh\uk> ?>f the county, with an
1| hverajM uIlvtiiiaiK'c ' of T:k. The
enivdlrnerir divided among the
fc! ados a- follows: eighth.
~j ninth, tenth. 51': eleventh;. -'1.
| -Mrs,
\l,vrc>v American Red Cross;
field representative of Charlotte,'
's| was in the city over' the weck-eh<!, -{
checking over the affairs of the localj
e chapter. Tentative plans wore made ,
|S during her visit for widening the?.]
scope of the organisation iii Watnu-'
\gn county. However. no very del; f
jj nite steps wore taken. A Red < '? >
dlnurse for the county ?s in prospectj
d! for the near future.
,.! We have had typical w inter woath
yj er in Watauga since Saturday cveri[Lj
ing', v\Vm the snow hegan to fall. It
.attained a ?iopth of several inches,
_ despite the fact that much of it
melted as it i'oH. It continued at
,jr ^ urn ii i ucsusyt^jiii^iu, i
_; when another downpour came, bjuit:
] not sc. heavy. Wednesday moi mPK,!
then- are soma rifts in the clouds arid
,| it acrns the worst, at least has!
! liaSS'ed and that. better y.'cather cun-1
*ditior.s mat bo cxoectcdi
!
: Last week a ovate containing three
e|Dabs of eai'fitfOii hornes and one.
.1 l.'.nte black hear pelt, shipped ' by;
i H. ltryan of Edmonton. Canavia,
and eunsigiied to this office, :?.r-.
. i .vori in good shape. Tv:o pans ol
. the horns were for R. C. Rivers, one
j,! pair for .1. 1>. Council;, while Koby
? hi recite of Boo dp Route 1 chew the:
l,;;r bear skin. dim,' us hoys ('*):
| were never better pleased, as you;
j: hit our number- exactly, and we!
t' want to thank yon most heartily-' for
; your thovigbtfulness: Veu know.j
' J.ni, hay? writ be boys, even if they j
r, j a; e jjettir.e a bit old.
t! ... I
Mr 'brrVnock. aged mother of i
: X5r. B. K Bfannoek, died at. her:
.i h.-.aie in Hiekoi-y last Friday. The
j i-euVaitv; were brought to the old
j r.-.i near Trade, lVnn., Saturday..
iin erment was made Sunday.!
o.-attnorU and. several of his!
,1 iiuiei; accompanied the remains,!
, r ii dcehite the fearfully bad day,!
,,i .m:\i-ku "i Ln?* relatives and irienps
of the deceased in ami near Boone,
y attended the funeral. Sirs. lSranr,
is not dcfimlolv known,
y' -h- wa:: almost. if not pinto. a
!S hundred years old.
The Democrat has almostTomplet-j
;(i the rather, large job of arranging!
(w and binding the volumes of the pa-]
,r per since July, IS80. The little!
,r papers of the your.; long gone are
most interesting, and, of course. ]
they are highly prized by the force. !
it is quite easy now to refer to any'
11 paper for the past thirty-eight,
e years. Come to think, that number.
of years gets the best part of the]
1_ lift of the ordinary man. and for us:
it has been a season of many joys]
c anu fewer sorrows. The happiest part
n perhaps, of this long period, was
when the paper was "manufactured"
on the old Washington hand press,
't with the little folks playing about the
a shop. |
THE LIVINGSTON CLUB j
The Livingston Club met with
' Miss Margaret Clay last Monday aft
m: WATAUGA DEMOCRAT- EVER
erncfe n. The program consisted <?.' y
a special rmbiic oijmher. celebrating [ i
tli*? fiftieth uojQiv^Vy of the Wow- j s
an > At is.; senary soviet v. Some husi- j X
aess w as brought before the c!?l,i '
ami an effort veil I be made to sc-n<il:-<
deler.eJ.es to tbv annual missionary j
eon fV-enco in G'astahm in April. ; <
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Born to Mr. iiiid Mrs. C, C? "Ci'itch- s
* > . -" Monday. March at the '
borne " Mv. and Mrs. Amos Ward. si; i
son. I ariton. j1
Mr. :?M<f Mrs. David W. Greene ;
announce the birth of a son on i
Thursday, March 15. ?
COFFEY-NORR1S t
A marriage of interest to a Ittrgo t
circle of friends was that of Mis
Acidic Coffey and Mr. Paul Norrisi.i
on March 15th. The vows were .taken | T.
ai the Lutheran parsonage on Meat! J
Campt, Dr. W. A. Deaton officiat-j >
inic. assisted by Key: J L. Norns, a J i
brother of the groom, in the pr??s-j
ence of relatives and friends.
The. groom i:- the son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. H. Nonis and the bride is.
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I).
Coffey. The happy young cou?>!<
will be at home a: the home of the j
groom'*, parents for the present. j ?
c. m. r. c.
Major R. B. Patterson and Sevro- t
ant Jar oh Schneider, of the United r
S atcs army, were :n the county last
week explaining- to the hoys of 17 t
y?ars and older the advantages of
t ie citizens' military training camp. <
to lie held at Fort Bragg June 17-'
July !?>. Last Wednesday Major 1
J'attcrson a?*eomp;?niod Mr. Smith l
] lagaman to tin Cove Creek high ?
5 h.<<?i where he made a talk at l
< ha pel exercises. ! t
Mr. Hag&man Is. the county reprc-Jv
ntativc and has application blanks
Vor those who desire to enlist, f
Watauga county's quota is \ighi.
nd it is understood that that Jiunt* <
her has applied f.';r *he course.
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ENTRF. NOUS CLUB
Mrs. < iiff Mm was a very
charming hb&iess tin Entre Xous ?
< lub . t Ik > home .. BoVirie Frhle;
a ; \ Mat < n When the
\vpre assembled, there Won
d lively discussions about art.it
f mous Metrites, literature and $n
*!: ! subjects. Then a number *>?'
g: nit ami con. - w< re or>joy? <;
ami Mrs. L.ivm-,- Mast, the winner.; .
was pivs.nt.rd a lovely linen hand
kerchief.
FoHv-vving these the members wen
3>;vufMi into me wrung room wnen
racist teiiitiling: Uinc h^fu was; ?
served by the hostess.
The next meeting oi the, club w iii
be ?vU'H Mrs. Sarnvi- Mast on March}
2'bc- j;?>
NORMAL NOTES ! I
Interesting piojrrhnts Wert' given! c
at chapel on Arbor Day aoti Si. Pat-j t
rick\s Day, Friiifiy and Saturday. _ |i
Rev. ( . !!. Mo so i was at the Nor-1 t
mill during the past week, conducted., fc
devotional service and made a talk I r
to the students, I t
Dr. J. D. Rankin accompanied the j I
young lady debaters to Mars 11:11 j e
College for the debate Saturday} h
night, and ??:i his return reports thei u
Normal lost to Mars "Kill by a vote i ?'
of two to one. He reports splendid ; h
debates on the part of bath teams,! ~
the decision being very close. Thei
subject under discussion was "Mar-; d
l iagi* and Divorce." s<
Prof. I. G. Greer has been absent} li
for several days at the bedside of his W
mother, Mrs. . Philip .'Greer. at Zicrn-j .
ville. V In
Next Saturday bight the young la-j c;
}jp< -fs'/fim bllllA:! ll.t.. avn iviwn'i* *' ?
? rr - * w
he Normal to debate the .young: in
dies here '.i!i the McNary M .: erii'fs
iefirm reliol bill.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON. CLUE e
The Friday Afternoon Club was v
delightfully entertained at the'
f ritcher hotel last. Friday afternoon jb
with Mrs. M. P. Critcher as-hostess. '
It was a rainy, dreary day but this' t
was forgotten on' entering, as: c
warmth nnd cheer prevailed inside, i 1
The St- Patrick idea was carried out> s
in the decorations. Irish jokes v. ere _ a
the occasion of much merriment. A *
brief history of St; Patrick was given I "
by Miss Ku!a Todd, Mrs. Gwyn of!
Johnson Cay, and Mrs Snma Hardin j
entertained with a number of Irish'
songs. i
As the delightful afternoon tvasj
drawing to a close, the club n.enr-l
bers and guests were invited to tindining
room. The tables were at-J .
tractive in green and white Mrs. i .
Critcher was assisted by her daugh-1
ter, Louise. in serving a delicious!
two-,cpur.;c luncheon followed by
rnints.. Mrs. Gwyn of Johnson City,;
Tenn., Mrs. Barker of Butler. Term.. I
Mrs. Jim Rivers of Winston-Salem, .
Misses Euia and Jennie Todd were) ;
trie invited guests.
The club will meet on March 30
with Mrs. Tracy Council! at her
home in Cherry Park.
MR. WHITING AGAIN STRESSES
ROAD BODY'S INCOMPETENCE
To the Citizens r>f Watauga County
Care Watauga Democrat,
Boone, North Carolina.
The state of Michigan is lighting 1
its highways and each county stands
its proportionate part. I
The governor of New York saysthat
county government is obsolete.!
City managers are supplementing
the old form of city government, J *
The. city of Cleveland, Ohio, is being
managed by \V. R. Hopkins in a i
most efficient manner. I r
What about the affairs of Wat
V. THURSDAY?BOONE, N. <'.
IU?0 . ?>;:n'y ? Bur. before ??ettwgl I
i ' : - nr. <>i Hie eouwfcyk*!
i flairs, I world like to..say fotnehi.oj-r
abou: one branch ox 'bo work
but pur-ticuiivlv interests all cit:-!
;'ens?road ere.e. env-r,?.
At present w iviv?f three roadj
oiur? f-sior?ei>. -eiec &sd o?- account! ;
. promtnehia in their resnect-j ;
ve "Jfebicte. The cupiniisfdoners j
ucri the Tii*sl Monday in each "month)
it the county courthouse. They iis? J
on to coihjtlalnt from ai? over the j
huuen districts. They o. k. and
;a;. the. bills for work done during j
nc past month. They enmloy a. few i
nen from the different districts to!
i\ the road in their respective dis:
i? is. But. th?s is what they don't 1
i... 7kn.. i. ...* .. i
iv?. \i\"j v v.1/su muv a i
,'f receipts and expenditures (thevj
ant give you any infonnation). ;J
hey haven't any set plan to work by. J
*il venture to say that half tlvc voadj
noney is wasted because of poor di-'.
ection.
What constitutes good direction?
First, a budget.
Second, a capable man to carry}
mu the budget. :
What is a budget? Vji-wtr: A j
iatonunt pertaining to receipts and :
detailed explanation of how thej
cceipts will be spent. This should M
= published each month in the Wat-1 '
:uga Democrat. Advance informa*
ion should be sent the districts; i
chore work is expected to he done.
What' about the plan? It ought
.? be charted, but. it is hard to in-'
ert a chart in a letter, so HI try and
I. ovine it: i
(a J Hie commissioners ought to i
live a high-class man with road
Lpowiedgs and experience?a good
. jtiw and organizer?-a good 1
nixer. the right man could enlist <
hbwsands ?>t* dollars of donated 1
? <><* j
(b) A good road outfit?truck?, i
oc.k crusher. portable type; scraper.!
ra&oiinc shove?, air compressor and
Ivill; etc. The road outfit j
hould he i .. sponsible to the super- j i
)i-eP(!ent and the superintendent to! <
he ;:v?lilt 11 U's:ot <ers, We have 1 :> his-'
; . earn district is alio tied its
i;ve road tax money. The sarnj
dtal tax for all the district's should'.
added up and divided by the niim>er
of working days, pins expenses, j
,, fill,I ????' -.vlvif i /.v- I
imiiime constitute^: then organize
< fit the daily income. .Suppose the";
;i\ rbccipi$ amounted $25^00
>er year and paxy there are 300]^
PidvVn/c days. :t would *i?v c you!
per day t?? spend and thisfil
v " id likely be divided as follows-:
'im};?!ssi-im*kv>. .f? . _; sui^ijitdu-| :
l. T:1. $1,0 per day and i'xponscs; '
pad force and expenses, $00; other} <
\nonses..'$h. , ?
.We will say that the district of i !
\':itan.r;t has $1,500 to its credit,1 it' )
/odld bo entitled to 18 days* v. rk' i
iy a most efficient force. Hove!;
<>;?!.i the IS days he stretched into,
hrec times )x days? By tho superntendent
coming into the dk irictywo
months in advance and getting! .
he citizens enlisted in piling up5
ork along the ryad side, in getting j
hem to furnish different material i '
or the good of tho cause, and finally !
niist their trucks arid teams, free, U>' '
aul gravel that could be loaded: '
.it,h a gasoline shovck The right! 1
uperinteh'dent might make one dol-kj j
ii worth three where now it's the!,
everso.
At present there is absolutely no/.
Firection?the commissioners hire!
oiiie one in each district to do a !
ttlc patching; no ione inspects tho, I
-ork before the work is started, nor J I
hecks it. aftenvards. Think of run-; 1
ine: a business that way! No cost! s
^sten:. ho cheek, no supervision?:
othmy but an oral order to sbrribS *
i.f/en to fix the road in his district'; j
ad the iiiil will lie o. It.'d.
Good roads to Watnugo county!"
leans more than rood schools be-' '
iiuse without the roads the schools | |
an'l he operated.
During the winter months the;
GSrhfiSS of the county is shut down, i
ecai.se the roads won't permit of i
rucking; figure up the loss to the;
iti .cue en the same basis as a mill !
igtiers its loss under a period of;
hut-down and you would be amazed .
its proportion.
To illustrate: Watauga county has !
Pastime
- THEATRE THE
PLACE OF GOOD SHOWS" :
~ri day-Saturday, March 23-24?
Ken Maynard
IN
' The Devil's Saddle
Monday, Miich 26?Tom
Tyler and His Pals!
liN
"The Texas Tornado"
rue?day, March 27
Jack Hoxie
IN
The Western Whirlwind
Wednesday, March 28
Billie Dove
IN
"American Beauty"
Ffeursday, March 29
Tim McCoy .
IN
Fhe Spoilers of the West
SIX FIFTH SUNDAY iV
THE THREE F
Following is Ike full program of
field at Shnlls Mills, Meat t!ainp. Boo
and Bethel churches in ih< Thre? 1
n the Stony Fork association, on SatiiJ
Saturday, 2
!. How do Baptists Work Together?
Regions Beyond?
'> W?vTv Jr. Rnr.liVf IV,. ..I-'?
Sunday, \ 1:
The Deacon and His? Work.
4. Sermon?John 3:10-17', suggested
Kelovr are given the place? and s
SKulU
Question 1 - . . Question
2 ?. .. -
Question '* . .......
Question 1 . ? ML
Lebanon, Cturk's Creek. Beth
sengers.
Meat v
Question 1
Question. 2 1 7
Question l\ .. - Question*
1 -
ProffittV Gvoye, South Fork, Elk
messengers: *
Booi
Question 1 . _ . . .
Question 2 Question
3 ? 1
Question J -
Biotving Rock. Samson. Middie Fo
Fork and WiHowdnle will send messer
Laurel S
Question 1
Question 2 Question
3
Question 4
Pleasant
Question 1 - ?
Question 2 ? . _ ?
Question 3 ? 2*4
Question 4 ? _
Union, Zionville, Rich Mountain ai
Bet>
Question 1
Question 2
Question 3
Question \ Beaver
Dam, Forest Grove, Timb
Uilead and Fall Creek wjl! send mes
Ell
The Stony Fork association has a
list church. The same program will !
citation to the churches in the Three
-end delegates to Elk and request chill
Three Fork- .i.-soeralion to rend dfctpg
crs are:
Question I r
Question - .
Question :}
Question A
i n>od many portable saw mills; a i
mill protjucing 100,000 feet per i
nontli has a payroll of approximatey
S1.S00 per month. When thej ,
roads become impassable this mill is.
.dosed. Take the revenue from farm
iroduqts that is stopped, it would be
n Unresting data to.follow this up;,
iitd sec just what our bad roads are I ,
mating us, because if our exportsj ,
5eke,-..a ~ec cfi ?- t. ? i
un .JVI H/l IJCCVJHJ
or, January, February and March,
die inctune to the county has been
cssened that much and more p'ariculnrJy
does it appTy to the citizen.The
commissioners say Uloy
vjvep't the- money to do much. The ; ,
toir.t is, if they went about it in the
ittht way. enough interest might be j
moused in each district by the aid
>{ a competent superintendent and
i good road force to accomplish in a
!ew years with little funds what |
. "
tIAVEK
For Your
Let us tell you how
1. WORK and EA!
2. SAVE and HAN
START SAVING RE
WE INVITE YOUR V j
WATA
taffig COUNTY
HAVE MONEY! Le**? DEVELOP
^ y^
MARCH -2
IEETINGS 1 1
ORKS ASSOCIATION
tb<- Fifth Sunday meetings to l-e
he, tJiuxrel Springs, Pleasant Grove
> Baptist association, and Elk church ' ?
day and Suhdiiy, March, 28 and 2??:
:00 P. M.
(1) in the Local church; (2) in the
a* iftJifift Mi? **.' v ,'i &&? 'Jg( Kf!35?j??iTX ra?KK? 3 m ''JK*. iSiiffl? re iWZ?
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as a text
peakers:
miu
>-.L. M. Tsivettc, I. A. Bumgariver
... _ Mrs. I). P. Cpffey
Mis. M. - . Williams, P. A. Hicks
? 1 L. A. Wilson
any and Alt. Calvary will send me.s"anip
_ . J, R. Isaacs, Wade Norria
- Theodocia Watson isjp
R. K: Shores, S. C. JGggters f
1 E. J. Farthing \>
Knob and Howard's Creek will send
tie 9
G. P. Sherrill, W. Y. Perry
? Mrs. S. F. Morton
? __ A. R. Smith, W. S. Farthing
L. A. Hurst
rk, Three Forks, Oak Grove, Brushy
igors.
prints
- . _ H. Winkler, J. A. Williams
? ? Mrs- I. G. Greer
R. C. Hodges. W. M. Smith 4
- - - L. C. Wilson
Grove
Carl Farthing, Smith Hagaiuan
Mrs; Ray Wilson
G. W. Trivett, D. J. Cot tr ell
r- W. Swift
ad Cove -Creek will send messengers,
tel
W. d. Farthing. W. D. Farthing
- ? Lucy Moretz
. _ W. F. Sheiwodcl, A. J. Greene
It. C. Eggerif
er' ii Ridge, Antipch, Zion Hill, Mfc.
rangers.
G. P. HAGAMAK.
i> CI MAST.
W. \\ HOWELL, /
!. M. MAST. A
L). 1). DOUGHERTY,
SMITH HAG A MAN.
W. Y. i'ERIlYj Committee,
C o 'J.
ppointed a meeting at the Elk tlnpu?
carried out. They extend an inForks
association that are near, to.
relies in reach of the meeting ill the
sites to Ihese meetings. The speak*-,
. _ I. G. GYeer, Newton Cook
ftuth Proffitt, Mollie Wheeler
__William Jones, Rill .Tones, Jr.
? G. W. Brown
iriginaily would take ;i bond issue to
iccompiisk.
Take, tor instance, the Vaiie Crulis-Wowing
Rock road. 1 am satisfied
that if we had the right equipment
and superintendent to direct
the work, enough free labor with the
rlistpiet tax allotment would put this
rood in passable condition. Surely it
could he accomplished in the near
future if not at one working.
it looks as if the situation was up /
to the dummirkionm-s Rnvft m?o \
reply by telling us what hiis boon accumulished
since they organized nnri
r villain their methods ..f handling
the ?v?a<> fas money. It is as serious
l matter as handling the funds of a
jalik and there ought to be as good a
theek and 'he citizens ought to understand
the accounting.
Respectfully,
W. S. WHITING.
lONE^I
Failure
to get a fortune:
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GULARLY.NOW
INKING BUSINESS
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Our Couaty KAVE MONEY! ,
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