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. News Picked Up Here and There—Per-
I Local - sonal and Otherwise
JKbLE THOUGH^ OR TODAY.
JV Real Peace.
. .. ways are ways of pleas-
' a ,f her paths are peace.
r*H Jordan went to Greens-
to visit friends.
■ , uarlev. of Greensboro, spent
■s. US family.
■ of Spies, was a bus-
in Siler City last week.
vTor+hn Buie returned Monday
|Mf» to relatives in San-
Bird.
I „ w F Womble, of Greensboro,
I. “the finest recently of Mrs. Jumus
are here and we
* rive them to ell
fbo m»>' e *"‘
* farm without records is like a
,4 '{rithout hands, running, but
no information.
u W. K. of Durham, is
nlntnft a few days with her sis-
T - p - B>rnum *
Ur* Hurley Fox returned to her
u . Word after a visit to her
parents! Mn*and Mm. H. G. Harris.
Miss Joyce Fox, who is in sehool
_x recently visited her moth-
Mre. Louis Fox near Siler City.
t « Wienn, who has been asso
ciated 'with the High Point Bending
Chair Co., has resigned Us position.
H. G. Harris and daughter,
Margaret, hav* returned from several
•“ spent with relatives in Burling
tpn.
S J. Lambe, of Greensboro, spent
davs here with relatives u>>
return with J. F. Lnmbe. of
tills plato fro* a trip from F.erifU.
With things se high, the
vvho puts out a good prd*- for t\ »
, m m%r is likely to be well repaid,
ev* though he may sell nothin* from
it
farmers in county rs
odptly sold » ' •- shipnenfc of
4y bows federative’V through the
efortfl oi County /goat L. W. An
derson.
Elton Sto *t, a:conspanied by his
frimd, M L. Pssd, of Asheville,
akM home fre n State College to
Sunday with hie mother, Mrs.
Rosa Stout.
f
W. D. Poe, who lives north of Siler
Ogty, has returned from Greensboro
yrhere he went to see his son, Roscoe
Poe, who is critically ill as a result
4 blood poisoning.
A. S. Fields and family have mov
ed from their bungalow on Greens
boro street to a new home built on
Find recently purchased from J A.
dtoae south of ®Bdf (Sty
Quite a number es subscribers- have,
ent in renewals since we corrected]
m mail list this weal: end e number f
of now ones received. The labels
will show the credit next wed.
Mrs. Baxter Finnison ,of Finehurat,
who recently underwent an operation
g a Fayetteville hospital, is upend
ing twa weeks with her ester, Mrs.
Hauy W. Feomire, east es Siler City.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alston end lit
flle daughter have moved in to the
eattage recently occupied by George
Brooks and family, coming te Siler
City from their farm east of town.
H. J. { Aik who s an experienced
«tore dee«Tator of Baltimere, is ruur
raiging the stock es C. L. Brower •
Company’s store, which when com
pleted will present the appearance of
an up-to-date department establish
ment '
A letter from friend Glosson at
Bonlee is ncouraging. It gives us
pep for greater efforts, when he says,
"you are a live wire in Chatham coun
ty, and you have done lots of good
work for the upbuilding of our great
county.”
Friends here of Mrs. Olive Web
ster are pleased that she has return
ed here to live. She has moved into
her property on Greensboro street and
will spend her week-ends here while
she continues to travel in the interest
of the state insurance department.
W© higly appreciate a letter we re
ceived this week from J. J Norwood,
at Bear Creek, in which he says:
‘I want to congratulate you upon the
splendid paper you are getting out.
I think Chatham county ought to be
proud of it.” . t
We have sent notices to all our sub
scribers, whose subscriptions
in February. We hope to hear from
every one that is now taking the pa-
per, because we don’t want to stop a
'ingle copy if the subscriber wants it.
Look at your label and if your sub
scription has expired let us hear from
you at once. After this week all pa
pers will be discontinued that have
not been renewed.
On© of our republican friends from
Bennett has sent us a suggestion for
candidates in the next election for
several of the county offices. The let
ter is alright but has no signature. We
hav© a rule that we must know the
author of a letter before we print it,
therefore we will have to ask the
writer, “0 Henry.” to let us know his
°r her name before we can publish
the letter.
The sweetest type of heaven is
home—J. G. Holland.
C. N. Bray has been confined to his
home for several days suffering with
his throat. We are glad to report his
improvement and hope to see him out
soon.
Os interest was the burial here last
week of Joseph Reeves, a colored man
who went from Siler City several
years ago, to New York, where he
prospered
R. G. Edwards now has charge of
the express business, taking the place
made vacant by K. G. Clapp, who has
accepted a position with the' High
Point Bending and Chair Co.
M. M. Fox, C. K. Wrenn. G. W.
Perry and R. P. Hilliard are dele
gates from this charge to attend the
Fayetteville District Conference in
Sanford on March 14 and 15.
The Woman’s Missionary Society
of the Baptist church are observing
this week in prayer service, the first
of these meetings being held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. S.
Edwards.
Mrs. Sanki© Jordan spent Sunday
here with her sister, Mrs Lydia Camp
bell, enroute from a visit to relatives
in Moore county. She was accompa
nied on her trip by her daughter, Mrs.
A. D. Dorsett.
The chimneys to the old Mathews
property, now owned by J. C. Greg
son, have been torn down and ar© this
week being rebuilt. A new porch has
also been bult to this the oldest house
in this entire community.
Mrs. Olive Webster, representing
the state insurance department, wll
be in Siler City this week making ar
rsngsments for the observance of the
cl«*an program, which is to be held
i in 'forth Carolina this year the first
j week in April.
BAPTIST WOMEN TO MEET.
I The thirty-third annual session es
‘ the Woman’s Missonary Union Con
t veaton of North Carolina, auxiliary to
; the Baptist State Convention, will be
held in the audterium it the First
Baptist church es Durham om March
27 to 29th.
This is an outstanding event in the
calendar es the Baptist women of
the estate. Their multifarious church
activities head up this meeting.
Durham being in the eantrel sec
tion of the state and easy es access,
the largest delegation in the history
1 es the convention is expected.
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I At the new low price the Ford I
1 ue than has ever been offered. II
It provides enclosed car com- j
fort in a dependable, quality f
product at a minimum cost. I I
Your order placed now will I I
insure reasonably prompt de- - I I
livery. Terms if desired. . I I
. CHATHAM MOTOR CO. II
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MARRIAGE OF POPULAR COUPLE
iViends and relatives in Siler City
were surprised Saturday morning to
learn of the marriage on Friday ev
ening of Mr. Tatum T. Elkins and
Miss Alma Lambert, which occurred
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Stone, the ceremony being performed
by Mr. Stone, who is justice of the
peace.
Mr. Elkins is the son of .Mr. James
Elkins who lives on Siler Cty Rt. 3,
and is a young man of sterling qual
ities and pleasing personality. His
bride is the youngest daughter of Mr.
Thomas R. Lambert and is a most at
tractive young lady, numbering her
friends by the score.
Mr. and Mrs. Elkins will live at the
old home place of the late Frank
Jones.
SIEIPHMPO IT.
A friend writes- ms that Bennett
beats the band for babies, and asks
us to broadcast warning to those hav
ing no desire to multiply and replen
ish, to keep their distance. Onr
friend says the new human arrival©
in and around Bennett run one to three
n night, and that Earl Brown, com
munity all round utility man, has not
had a good night’s sleep in weeks, he
has been so run for doctor*, medicines,
nurses, cooks and washar-women.
Here are only a few of the new ones:
Mr. and Mrs. John Powers, boy; Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Cox, boy; Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Caviness, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Brady, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Noy Bray,
boy; Mr. and Mr*. Millard Brown,
boy (15k Tbs.); Mr. and Mrs. Newton
Hieks, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Scott, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lambe,
girl.
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* Ernest Jehassa, Pxopr. *
* THE CENTRAL CAPE *
* SILER CITY ,N. C. • *
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* Located in basement es Drug Store *
* Opposite the Postoffice. *
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DR. J. D. GREGG,
Dentist. Siler City, N. C.
- Office over Siler Drug Store.,
Hours 8 a. m., to 5 p. m.
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Attorney-at-Law, *
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I Dr. J. C. Mann, the wall known]
eyesight Specialist* end Optician}
will be at Dr. Farrell’s office, Pitts-!
boro, N. C., every fourth Tuesday]
in neck month. Headache relieved |
when caused by ©yf strain. When!
he fits you with glasses you have]
> the satisfaction of knowng that
they ere sonnet Make a note es
the date end one hint if year eyes
nr&t visit will he Tuesday,!
1 Merck 22nd.
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SHANTUNG 8
SILKS I
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S The Place Is Siler City 1
I Time, March Bto March 15 I
I We want you to see our New Spring Line of |
H Dry Goods. As an inducement, we have de- ||
i cided to offer every reader of the Siler City P
I Herald and Chatham Record, who will cut I
H out this ad and bring to us during the week ||
| MARCH 1 AND MARCH 8A DISCOUNT OF 10 PR CT |j
111 This means, when you buy a bill of $lO. This | j
II coupon and Nine Dollars pays the bill. ||
j I PLAID AND I
|j i PLAIN RATINE 8
i • I Are very strong. I
Ij I 50 to 75c. I
8 Most all colors 1
g, a ■— iW a »-
In the sparkling boanty, in the kastroui coloring end
in the cost that they bring to motoring, the Buick Sport
Roadsters fit; the spirit of springtime. *
Quite in keeping with every outdoor pastime, equally
suited to eveiry day tasks and duties and always smart,
up to the Tamila aad attractive, the apart soadetsrs
provide luTSrians mslariag.
Only a trip behind the wheel can reveH bow far their
appointments aad refinement have battered motor oar
coariort and aanesnianaa*
Fours 9*ee
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Sport2o«d»ter* s2s‘ *Pm Was - SO ********** *W#
Prices f.O . 6. Putck Sectaries; dfrsernmsnt f*
tobe added. Ask about the G.
PLm, which provides for P dfearfod IliliiiO.
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When better automobiles are built, Buick will build dhuan
BROWN-BtriCK SERVICE STATION,
SANFORD,
Distributors : Chatham, Lee, Moore and Montgomery
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Wise, FriendsTj
B Every week, in every way, we are trying to convince I
■ the buying public of Chatham county, that the most prof- ■
■ itable and economical thing to do is to buy the best in the B
9 grocery line and vegetables, 9
I We have a nice, fresh stock at all times of vegetables, B
fruits, country produce and staple and fancy groceries. 9
We make our prices at. a low level and we want everybody B
to give us a call and be convinced of these tilings. 9
Our business for the past year has greatly increased, B
and we made many new friends. There are,however, a B
few who are not now trading with us, and we want them w
I to share the opportunities with our old friends. Come to B
one of our stores and save money on your purchaser B
A,cordial welcome awaits you at all times, I
Richardson Bros., |
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Phone 34
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Siler City, N. C.
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