Mr.R.T.POOL.
Eltcted State Vlc-Counsellor of tha Jr 0 U A
M From Montgomery County.
At the recent meeting of the
State Council, Jr O U A M, at
Goldsboro, Mr R T Pool, of Troy,
was elected State Counsellor. lie
was born in Montgomery county,
September 30, 1872. Hewasreired
on the farm, and at 18 he entered
Trinity College, graduating in 1898.
In 1899 he received his license to
practice Jaw and located at Troy.
In September, 1899, Trojan Coun
cil No 77, Jr 0 U A M was orgau
izhd and R T Pool was one of the
charter members and the moving
spirit in the organization. He
served his council for several suc
cessive terms as counsellor.
He is also a member of several
other organizations, among them !
Items From Fuller
There has been an epidemic of
pneumonia in this section for some
weeks.
Sam and Hal Phillips, sons of L
C Phillips, who have been danger
ously sick for some days are better
and will soon be out again.
W B Myres is seriously sick at
his home.
Drs Long, of Greensboro, Pea
cock, of Thomasville, and Phillips,
of Fullers, preformed a successful
operation on James Walker, son of
E W Walker, of Fullers, for ap
pendicitis yesterday. The patient
is reported doing nicely.
Carl Kearns and Miss Maggie
Miller are also on the sick list with
pneumonia, but are improving.
J C Laughlin is opening a stock
of goods at Fullers.
The 2"ew Ilomestake Mining Co.
the Masons and Pythians.
Corleto Items.
We are having very line weather
and some of the farnie.s are prepar.
ing their land for corn.
llie nealtli ot the community is
good at present.
i. has begun work again.
j We are sorry to hear that Sheriff
! Finch does not improve.
Fighting Stock Law.
The Siler City Grit correspond
ent at Pittsboro says: ihose op-
posed to the stock law iu Bear Creek
Tho eMinni M..mr r.irw..,i 1 territory, will apply to the court
March 9th with a spelling bee and j for 11 if''" order to prevent
a few speeches from the 'little ones ; f1'0 establishment of the stock law
Several of the patrons and com-:111 territory in which it was
mittee were present. We had a ! F1?,rrietl,b? a ele,ctl0.B last "?Uh:
v0,., Ktifwssf.il phnnl. Mi nn,...i Ihey claim the election was illegal
Anderson, the teacher, is visiting a i in 11 V111' of th? territory included '
few of the patrons since her school I ,tnut ormeUa part ot a stock
closed. She intends to stav with us law election territory in less than a
until Wednesday and then she will I JeaM "nu ""5 'S contrary to the
Return to ine at Denton. The I C1f 1 :lct of the last Legislature,
return 10 A i i.- Anderson which says two elections for the
committee has asked Miss Anuei Establishment of stock law shall not!
to teach for the next term. t. , ' . ,, " , ;, r: '
Prof J M Wav, olir county Supt. j ima 111 tue lmJ lIU"
is very popular" in our community j Vear, or within less than a
and what he is doing for the up-jJ1,
building ot our scnool is highly
appreciated.
Mr X A Yates visited J C Ridge.
Sunday.
Kanoy News.
Mil I bo ro News.
Kev J I! Ilutton preached an ex
cellent sermon at Bethany Sunday.
Misses Ilulin an.l Underwood, of
Central Falls, visited Miss Minnie
Kev Arrowood tilled his appoint-, Underwood Saturday and Sunday.
meut at iroguon s ana as usual: The estern Union linemen are
preached a line sermon to a very : :lt Millburc fixing up the telegraph
large congregation. Mr Frank wires.
Scott led the singing which was very Miss Maud Redding is visiting
good. friends at Gulf.
Miss Mary Moflitt, of Ulah, spent Mr Johu Coble spent one night
two or three weeks with her brother, iast Week with his father, Mr D U
f.. w i Ar'iiff .,f ; i i ,-i
uuiiie : L'ouie. .uis ..uartinuaie ana cnn-
dren spent Saturday and Sunday at
Mr W J Mo.'litt, retnrnin
last week.
Miss Berta Wrenn. who has been
in school at Shiloh, is at home now.
Mr Orh-ndo Chriseo, who has
been teaching in Moore county,
closed his school last wrk on ac
count of measles.
Mr 11 G Whitaker. who has been
living in this neighborhood with
his son-in-law, Mr Y'aung, was taken
sick last week and has gone to his
home at Pilot Mountain.
Mr II C Tyson, of Burlington,
was in the neighborhood last week
looking after his land and timber.
Saturday, March, 10.
Mr E X Ellis'.
A saw mill belonging to J W
Carnker, near Concord was totally
destroyed by lire last week.
West Ramseur.
Mr and Mrs J M King, of Mich
field, and Mr and Mrs Oscar Brown,
of Browns, and Miss Edna Dorsett,
of Ore Hill, were pleasant visitors
at the hospitable home of Mr aud
Mrs J 0 Forrester's last week.
Mr Robt Beall, of Gulf N C, who
has been visiting his uncle, J M
Brewer and family for the last week,
returned home to-day.
The Columbia Manufaeturing
Company has made great improve
ments in West Ramsenr by nicely
painting all the dwelling houses in
different colors.
Mr J D Hunter, of Jouesboro,
was a welcome visitor at the home
of his father-in-law, Mr A D Phil
lips, Sunday night and Monday,
leaving on the morning train to-day
for Greensboro ou business.
Mr Pan Thomas, one of Colum
bia's cotton null operatives, left on
noon train to-day for Durham.
One of our fair girls, we under
stand, contemplates going to Joues
boro Thursday next and it is ru
mored that she is going there on a
wedding tour, as one of Jouesboro 's
young men, who has been subject
to a ilamseiir heart trouble is billed
to be on hand Wednesday night.
Shanks'
Items from Willowbrook.
Mr Cliff Ilinshaw and Mr f'lnnd
Lamb, of Kandlemau, visited rela
tives at V nlowbrook Sunday. Mr
Joe Hodgin, of Level Cross, went
coon hunting and caught the mas
ter coon which tipped the scales
twelve and one-half pounds.
.Miss Annie Gail Vicknrv who has
been attending the graded school at
Providence, has stopped on account
of measle?.
Mr A W Yickory spent Friday
locking after his interest at the farm.
Mr Eli Spoon of Level Cross,
spent Sunday here.
Mrs K L Yickory visited at Mrs
W R Julian's Monday.
Pinkey.
Colored Teachers Meeting.
There will be . meeting of the
Colored Teachers' Association in
the Asheboro Colored Graded School
building Saturday, March 24th, '0;
at 10:00 a. in. This meeting is
called for the purpose pf discuss
ing subjects of vital interest to
every colored school teacher in
Randolph county. You need the
information. Please be present.
J A Mc R ae, Pres.
From Ralph,
Mr M H Moffitt, of Asheboro was
in our neighborhood Monday.
A large crowd of oui gay young
folks attended the school breaking
at Bethel Saturday.
Miss Jewel Allen, of Asheboro,
was a welcome visitor in our com
munity Saturday and Sunday.
President Johnson will preach at
Brower's Chapel next Saturday af
ternoon. Farmers are begining to prepare
their ground for corn.
Mrs John Humble, of Asheboro,
visited Mrs S F Lowdermilk last
Sunday afternoon.
There is a new girl at the home
of Mr S F Lowdermilks.
Dispatches from Manila say an
important action between American
forces and hostile Moros has taken
place near Jolo. Fifteen enlisted
men were killed, four commissioned
officers and 30 enlisted men were
wounded and a naval contingent
operating with the military sus
tained 33 casualties. The Moros
ost 600 men killed.
Sam Kobre and William Plean
the twomen charged with the mur
der of Henry Kobre, at Winston
Salem, on the night of Jan the 21st,
were given a preliminary hearing
before Mayor 0 B Eaton, last week.
The evidence, though circumstan
tial, is strong, and the prisoners
were remanded to jail without bond.
Albert Ingram, an alleged illicit
distiller of whiskey, .was ! arrested
at midnight Sunday in Davidson,,
after a desperate fight with the ofli-
tt. i A jn a T -
BBIO. HO wo j'luvjtn in jail av ---
ington.
For
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TRADE MARK
REGISTERED
iraers
have been the standard
because they are made
from honest materials.
See that the trade mark
is on every bag. None
genuine without it.
R S. ROYSTER GUANO CO Norfolk, Va.
Richland Briefs.
The sehool at Union Grove school
house, taught by Mr (J E Julian,
closed ou Friday last with a candy
pulling at night at Mr Leroy Bean's.
It was attended by a lare crowd.
Mr M Leonard, of Asheboro re
cently sold his old home place here'
to Mr JJ Allen, and Mr E H Bird
has bought a part of his father s,
Mr Hartwell Bird's, farm, while1
Mr Hartwell Bird has bought Mr
Ellis C Birds part of the old
home place. ,
School c'osed at Bethel school!
house on Saturday the 10th, with!
recitations in the evening and a
spelling bee at night. j
Several from this section attend- j
cd the exhibition at Hickory Urovei
last Saturday. '
If any body wants to buy lumber i
it looks like they might be supplied !
in this neighborhood, there are only !
nine saw mills running iu about;
four miles of one another around;
here, i
Money
If left with us would give you a handsome sum for investment,
provide for old age, or serve you in a timejof need :: :: :: :: ::
Mr and Mrs Blair Entertain. 1
Mr and Mrs Ed Blair delightfully j
entertained the Archdale Book Club:
at their home near Archdale Thurs-;
day evening. 1
The invitea guests were: Jiisses
Hattie Tomlinsoo, Ora May Cox,
Lena and Ruth Freeman, Ocia Red
ding, Pearl Marsh, Eva Wheeler,
Maggie and Mamie Cox, Anna
Ragan, and Messrs W T Parker,
R R Kagan, R McAdams, Dr S
Rugan, R L M Blair, John Elder,
Fied Wheeler, Eugene Jarrett,
George Hill and Carl Cox, Mr and
Mrs O E Wilson, Mr and Mrs H A
Tomlinsop, Mr and Mrs Claud C
Barbee, and Mrs Doia Richardson.
During the evening delightful en
tertainment was furnished by a
Bplendid graphophone.
Cards were played.
Delicious refreshments in the way
of cream, cake, wafers and coffee
were served.
- At a late hour the guests departed
voting Mrs Blair a most charming
hostess.
DEATHS.
Hsnry Bean, agtd 35 jeare, died
of heirt disease last Thursday night,
March 8th, at his home near Dewey.
The funeral was at New Hope
Church Friday. The deceased
leaves a wife and five children.
Daily savings n years In 10 years In 2o years
amounts to amounts to amounts to
i i
$ .ol j $ 2o.oo $ 45.00 $N115.oo
,o2 4o.oo j 9o.oo 225.00
.o3 ! 60.00 I 135.00 34o.oo
.o5 : loo.oo I 225oo 565.00
.lo 2oo.oo 45o.oo l,13o.oo
.25 5oo.oo j l,13o.oo 2,825.oo
.5o j l,ooo.oo 2,25o.oo 5,65o.oo
l.oo 1 2,ooo.oo j 4,5oo.oo ll,3oo.oo
The above is on a basis of 4 per cent,
per annum, compound interest :: :: ::
Should you lend to an individual yoit would endeavor to get the
best possible protection. The same should apply when you lend to
a bank. Remember WE offer you the protection of $600,000.00
capital.
Interest Paid on Deposits
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High Point, N. C.