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?W-. H. Byrim visited his sister
at Pocsmoke the past week.
?Dom forget to advertise yeur
business in this department.
? _ ?Kpw is the time to prevent that
case of typhoid fevd? hv cleaning
op yeur premises.
?Whea^the census eaa^ieretor
called vhn did won toll' Jtfm u-ae
"bom" of the boose?
?Quite a number ef people from
Eittrell and Youngsville earns over
Fridky night to attend the closing
exercises of the Oraded School.
?The kid ball team went ever ts
Looisborg Monday and played a
gams of ball with the small boys si
that place. Tbe score reached 4
. and 1 in favor of Loaiabnrg.
..?A gams sf ball was played between
Kittrell and the Franklintor
boys here yesterday. It was a very
nice and interesting game, Frank
lintcn winning by^a score sf 8 and 4.
?Mr. C. W. Conway has resigned
his position as manager of tbe Cree-oeat
Drag Co. This position will-be
t filled by Mr. Bradsbaw, of^ Oxford,
who has been employed by the
~ Southern Pines Drttg Co. tNrpeepie
extend to Mr. Bradehaw a moet
cordial weloome.
?The game of baseball beys Friday
between. Youugsville and tfi?
local team was a very alow bat in
terestiag game, until it was seen thai
Yonngaville bad our boys badly outclassed.
Tbe game resulted la t
eoore ot 14 te 4 against the loca
team. Battery for Teungsvillt
"Winston, H, and Winston E.; Frank
klinUm Uaderweod and Denial. Um
pure Dr. A. R. Winston.
?t)n aeeaunt ef sickness My. W
8. Prmltt has resigned . as ' oenani
eauatsratw ef the tewaebip and u
; - fas atend lias been appelated Mr. ft
W. Leng who will eemtnenet- wo?l
- ?t owe. Be wflt appreciate R r
ytm will notify him if be should ae
eidently taiaa you on aeoonnt of bar
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ing to take up work where it was
I left off by someone else and not be- j
: ing familiar with those who Mr.ji
'TTruitt has taken.
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j ?The eeriee ef meetings now be- i
big held at il-e Methodist church by 1
lite i-apt-tr. UeatsU-il 1 > He*, tf. P.
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. Ilarrell. is pregressm.! nicely and i ,
uiil i cault. in uiuch good to the j.
[town. Mr. Rose has net asked an*
j ether minister out of tewn to assist ;
I him because he felt that this being |
| his first year with as. be could get
. I nearer the iwnni- -.. a ? 1
- rvUt7io aj uuill^ llltj worn j
himself. The services will be at 10 |
o'clock in the morning and at night
at 7:4!L Everybody cordially inTifd.
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! ?Little Mile Zelma Weater
: charmingly entertained a number of t
her little friends at the borne other j
father, A. B. Wester, last Saturday ,
! afternoon from 3' to 5 o'clock in |
honor of her ninth birthday: After. '
playing various games, daiaty refreilimenta,
consisting af several va- '
rieties of ice cream and-''cake were
served, after whictrlhe- little folks
left for their homes declaring little ,
' Miss Wester a most charming little L
bootees. Those present were Misses \
' Mary R ed Daniel, Janie Pearoe, If
Rebecca Pearce, Bertha Morriti, ,
Mary Rase, Lucy Harris, Liziie ,
Boykins, Claire Kearney, Mary ,
Speed, Elizabeth Ward and Kelly ,
' May. * I
?? Personal. |I
1 Ui? W-W-n wr_ ~
x m*use ?ini v anil spent Ssturdajr 4
| in Releigh. '
> *4. L. Whitfield returned Tliuri- ,
day from Richaaond. ? ,
Prof. E. K. Same went over to I
Yoongeville Monday. ]
Joe Winetoo, of Yoongeville, wae '
1 ie town the put week.
' Mra. R. F. Morrie, ef Dnrham, ie !
' riaiting relauvea here.
I , Mia* Ria Parker, of Warren ton, ia (
ytahing at B. W. Ballard'*. ,
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^WEDNISDAY' I
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kiriley Sf
ive^shipments of M
eek. \ You canrfind
inleyVoc sneet ri
>r our catalogue o
Organs said Mandc
vei?y cample
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WORTH,
i? visiting friends in town. p(
Dick Conway, of Franklin,- Va., cc
'pent Soaday with his people here, gt
L. P. Mitchell, of Norfolk, spent ai
i few days with Ina people here this
seek. ? v re
Mies Tettie Cheatham, of Oxford, *
netted Mies Sao Cheatham the past
week.
Miss Mattie Conway, of Wake
Forest, spent Sunday with her peo- 11
pie here.
Miss Katie Bet klorris, who has th
teen leaching at Clayton, returned
lorne Saturday.
Miss Olivia King, of Raleigh, ^
ipeat a few days the past woek jrii-"
tmg relatives in t>wn. v
C. C. Kearney, Jiw^oyaer and
loe Greea, of tbfrlA. & M. College,
Raleigh, o?m4 heme to attend the
closing exercises of the Frankliatea w
Shaded School. * te
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Closing Exercises of The Frank- g
Itnton Graded School- w
The FraaklinOn Graded School H
closed with last Friday eights enter- K
lainment, probably the most success- P
ial term in the history of the town. ?
rhe eatertainnjent last Friday night L
was the biggest ever attempted by M
tny school here before and the sue- H
sesstul way in whieh it was carried w
>at reflects great credit on beth ??
Superintendent Sams and bis able e>
issistants. This is Prof. Sams last ?*
I ear with us. He leaves for Fits- *
gerald, Ga., where be goes to take '
charge of the school at that place <
the ccroing year. This was his "
fourth year with us and our people **
were very reluctant to give him up, f
he liaviag won the hearta ef both tt
parent and pupil, who wieh him sue- F
sees wherever be goee. The Scheol e<
had the largest anrellment this ystr P
ia Frsnklintoa's reboot history, baring
scrolled 240 children. and the Ij
cenaua acasbcrc sboSt 800y^a the f*
lis trie t. Of this number 28 wire at
sot abeeat a day or tardy a single la
drne during the teras. h.
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all the music /
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lusic here at a
f McKinley 10c r
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>saiMe fur any bey or girl in the
>unty who are in the advanced
ados to enter achoot here free ofly
tuitien.
Thuraday night waa given to a
cital of Miaa VineaV inuaic clusa
hich gave evidence of great and
>od work by the inatructor.
Fain AV.
The ezerciaea Friday morning at
I o'clock were aa follows:
1. Song, Voices of the Wooda,by
io school.
i. Prayer, by Rev. W- W. Rose.
3. Chorus, the nighteogale and
is rose.
4. Address, by Prof. J. B. Carle,
of Wake Foroat College.
5. Chorus, The Millers Wooing.
Prizes then were awarded- the
renty-three children who
ere not abeeut or tardy daring the
rm, by Rev. G. P. Harrell, as folwa:
Maggie High, I-ena Gill,
actor Ray, Rebeeoa Waster, Lena
thridge, Minnie Ranadell, Elinor
finston, Maybeth McGbee, Laura
opkins, Paul Ethridge, Crawford
oarnolf .Tumio P-.vave- T
??W-U..W X/Wpoij UQUIOI
saree, Estell McGbee, Fannie Bell j
oysin, Kelley May, Paul High, |
allie Bleckley, Fred Morris, Willie |
ze Sama, Ruth Blackley, Sidney
igh, and Lizzie Boykin. After
hicb "Tbe Old North State" was
ing by tbe school, which olosed the
[eraisee until Friday night at 8;30
cloak whan "The Crystal Ball"
as presented by over 15# children
f the school. Tbe chapel with a
istiog capacity of about 400 was
zed to Its utmost. Standing reom
ring at a premium and several
ere turned away. Three fourths ot
>e seats were sold before 6 o'clock
riday. About 130.00 wis reoair1
which will be used tor the im
rovement of the school.
Tbeaddrtss bv Prof. J. Carrie
waa ent of much interest to ear
sople. Bis speech was an able one
id will be long remembered by tbe
rge crowd that had gathered to
ier him. '
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