Tl. Iw-LMgllU.
Lieutenant Woodrow Bt>S
ftXHffiliISfeW. N. Tull tick, Jr, left the
flrit of Meiweek. for Fpjfoi n^.u^n
OtVtlltttthej411 be on^^^edutjr
jJFiat„LieuteDant w, y, fjhfifTin.
8t0“t#1i 1“it|
of jaundice aifi^coJ^ieBtioil, ief.
Wednesday for Charlotte to recefvd'
treatment under jspeciaH'fcd there.
Perhaps the largest tarantula ever
aeon in Sanford was i cauglxJiMt.
bunch of bananans
house, of Messers.
b'
business.
Wednesday August
up day at White Hill cemetery.
Everybod/Stefe^
m this cemetery and is interested in
keeping it in good shape, i*. urged to
come and assist in cleaning ib«eff «w
send some one to help. Gome early.
- Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Oliver and
little daughter, Vivian Buth, left
first of the week for New York, \
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver, will select;
stock of goods for their store,
plan to visit the World’s Fail
Chicago before returning
They expect to return about the mid.
die of next week, I
The Food Distributors, of North
Carolina, ha\
the nrincipal
to do uBD®Rnd
and ir
and,
sale jfroc'ers.
med a corporatiftvj
to*
oration. Mr. R. E. Be
place, is one of the incorporators.
New sweet potatoes are now on the
SanfofaraffififEer'-’TBeFare'Mfr?5r
the first. The seasonable weather
for ;
produce a big crop. Some of the
?faiTOe^8fhyhecb.u^y_>sirfirpoJi
They bring better prices in the"
, The Express is informed! that/
Btephens,:of {Broadway, has,
{S»lap«^iitcoyft ia.EMcSasy/# 'Quarter*,
onthe .Cajie . fear River/ near the
sAVent!« Ferry-bridge a^d. jt isbeiiev.*
‘-lad: by some who have seen it.(ilmk'
sthe 60 . acres will- make as. high as
55M>OObpshels. j it is about the finest,
rrieom that has been on, the lowlands
..iosf the Cape Fear in years. ; ..., “.V
Mr. Evander Cole, who was for 20
. ig.lnril-chielof.JoiicojoX Jacksonville,
' but whoTias retired and is now con
pec ted witha Federal reserve 1>sh&<ihi 1
ithat city, rtee&^1eSrinS'3$Afea/-.lfiB •
people in this county. Mr. CoUfttv}te.v
•was bplmJ'snid[*WEBfe»eiffdtlBw,BdiplMt j
: 'l^?dg«%rjrent to'HffTt>«dwv:«pt*
; i years agO'Wnere he has since made Mi l
*l“home, coming, in 2rliriNHU$SW9ta£l:
gtQ-jririt^he place o^OhiiSWStJCt [
*Mr Cavfnessr-of--tilllngton,..wha is
sales-tax collector fWMK4fS9&iT!f Hirv
unties, has 8«<»9J»83l6iford
-Mar’ towns -in~the -county..for
If 'Week tS¥«WM*;b<HUhfeaon>1the
ants and
re'^ft>ject-to~this-tax, making
S collections. ,By his courfiWg^,
ralg^’Slr.f Oaviness uSacUtE’aljgOftd.
T> STSg
tfessfcW'upoh-these whom-he.called'.
^ndrmdoubt
Frank G.Hawkinsand family.
t>f -the- week-fot_Sau±h}
,tPs,8-“''v*lere- they...will spend...two..
^W^mong their -kith- and.kin. The.
- ^>%®i.he ftrstUaptist-Church. .will
be bdcdpied next Sunday morning rtndc
e"bjTDrrW. H. McGee, pastor
st-church ef-Burlingt&luv;
itrVnil'be a union service^ - Mt. -lfawfcc j
Ss ~exp'ectf iRrTeturn in time to fill
app'biiitiftent at the Eirst Baptist
church the last Sunday in Augitt.
^'^j^^iifeS-e^mpiled last• week by tbe„
State School ComrKlO&ldftpt'shpw -that,
1933 - public -school, law,
* ^tic^ritfihber of sehool—districts con-.,
the -100- county systems!,
reduced from- 2,-26-to 867
f'kl'fld ibit the number of chartec di«t* e
operating separately- has been,
fronfWlo-1^ bee dJotfttjE!
, number-of districts that
- ^''ftSr&'Wforethe-newlaw wtartninhoi^
,^8-®j%^'%fi£I?pas4filf(HP 4V£Wtng#vithei
^SJkB&rS^paseenger-trains have been
~~gBBltlHg late. It is said this U due to
^^Jt^^ar^'Vfimber of-paaaengersthe
-trains are4Wt0iMrffli»gtf°->Tki#trekl
minds us of a few yertflPhgo ertrtirtnb
';ibdr&!'tfes hardly staddiUge boom! iue
the trains. This
^"bWfb'me lined with automobiles. The
cheap rates the railroads haye pul on-i
r to the-traveling- public. A 1
£*iilrbad 'tldkW- fMtai-J'San«enl> eta/
Raleigh costs less than the gas neces
- •’lar^'to -drive - #‘W-«o RrtUighand'
luk. sooivaiq io
ObO,Organisation.of-—the.Guaranty'
'’GbSs^any Bank, utilizirtg assets df 4b©
- North Carolina Bank and Trust Co.
‘’jtw&ti supplied by the -Reconstruction
Finance Corporation,; hsfe.been-' com-,
bpldted, and the-- new -institution’s
’ Mderal branches are efpscted td'Opleh^
-within the next few days, It is to
bbewo flirted1 di .rtMIOTfal'bank. It is
i>4*pwsth3 thatithSe! Independence Trust
Company, of OhttrYettso; «*»«&& Page*
ii'|-^st'(Bokikiiy,l!t'Wiia'l6^drtiddhlBml
•ted with the neV'ba^W-'^waskfOJr
son# time tho^HSatf
■would bcorgahlied here atid 'become
! '4' branch' ;6hhkv-4rtbd,iGdilA<hty'W;',1
^ith1
^ this systeih^' but Will ■ Wf-'a*1' ihtWpeti$-*
e«nt biw i£b »ru fia>l
.isnoiaalntmoO sonsrmtnl ,Y3H0H|
h
ivy-l-ij; .« if.li-H KOorf moot
\iooiiJaO rto .mjyiay
aimk’iKt
thn the* paper < is this. week celeb
ing itt '47th anniversary. Since j
organization it has maintained If
the uplift!
the community in every phase of 1
h.
L. St. Clair, are credited with u
J$f|fVeekly nd
papers in the state, and it has a •
MW^Pforth Caro|
but in many1 other states.; *
ijStffcespondent,
has been connected with the I
hasp
for more than fifteen years
ways bean accorded the highest c
tesies and it has been a
have'the honor of making a
contribution to a paper of such
standing such a wide
pleasure!
alatid
' ITS
held
Friday, August 11th ait iFinek (
Farm the hospitable country homj
W. I. Brooks,
ilace annually, on
the birth day of j
ig 7! years of ag
Indred members
J6friei?ds were present
Friday at the annual meeting wfl
was said to be the most educatii
ind enjoyable meeting held by th
0Be',”nTeffi1ffer;'Taiar^aHaie~Br^
Eiyde,' had passed away since
mfraHTTW' rvf • lnwrf~
J. A. Overton of Sanford, chairtpSjn
is- president, welcomed the group in
s very cbrdlal manner, to ■which Rev.
C. y. Brooks; of aLke Waccajpaw, re
sponded. Prayer was offered by. Rev.
frankjBare. pastor of the Jonesboro
Baptisi church. Miss Helen Prevette
sf Bailey had charge of the music
fbr the morning Session which con
sisted of a number of vocal selections
by the entire clan/ ' ‘ '■
’The principal address was made by
Rev. Frank Hawley, pastor of'the
First Presbyterian church of Port
imith, Va., Rev. McKey McGee,
Pastor/ of'the'first-■ Baptist-ehnreh
)f Burlington also made an address.
Dy>jjttv QBropro of Greensboro1,
;l>oirtpan of the educational com
-J—i-J - business session;
nittoo conducted a business
“ Following thd1 morning > a
uimntiloim dinner warn mrg.
_ session a
sumptuous dinner was served on the
beautiful'shady lSWn,l- consisting of
barbecue, cold slaW;: -dfiHed - chicken,
baked ham; pickles,--'Sandwiches,
rake, pie and.iced tea fetc. The table
was centerea-witH a large-White' birth
Jay cake honoring the host whose
birthdayit waji. * - - Wfr. Brooks re.
3^y ed ^ma^V ' hSngrataljiti-.
ons onSbhfs '’BcScksibfi'-sCihOiig'tlidih
typig brie in poetry B'dritributed by
the Leslie family of Florida, as folr
fcws;7,n-fi- ***’> 9-"s>*-3 iaa-Jl to suin’/ !
of
. it,
b'^Mi^Grid
ylrinboM ,nmo« 'iwd
«r5i-8br » HwmttfnJrWrt^dw jn,j}»*)^eiij
beautiful music was £upnisjjei0;.by!
Prof. Fisher of Roseboro, Miss MabelJ
dtarbomragh,-ef. Jonesboro... and Mi^if
HefcatjjBIWHwf** dMMspisww—majH
m placeetJCfi^rthan X<ee
Co&fiS$£i&lBi Miss
!Sprinp$i|pi^iU_
———J Broe^^pift: .^Aridj’hw
Brjragf of tjreengboro, Mr and Mrs.
Rufys-Beanian and Marsh Beaman-,
St^itonbifrg:; C.: V. .Brooks,
IS‘accariraW'-, lSer. It M.rHfwlej
m
Lai
iPoL
KMRKGs^gwttagtoiLBM *nd:M?e,
ClSlFousled, >%dvS»Wh^,
anf|$jp»i -SMhSr£ Btfaij'j ^||^K' C;,S
SwSpJRer and jdrildreij^iWP*-14**
Ida^Brooks iteljum, Wjjiington,
and|Mrs. 0.L;BrO0lM"*nd jiSuuJhteik
Pi*® Bosebprb./^Bindks Privett,
| BatM^MriK^WdH^ Privett, Miss
Helen Privette Bailey, IfcsHNswnie
1 Harvley Wigg^MuUpatfc,|*o«ta
Mt. Dt, C.1 M. Gtlmo'bft.-’GreeSsbciai
SSBlSiS^lPlllSI
pHitidmg through West Main street is
; received its first coating of ©11 Tubs-1
‘ day to. :tha ? those ^vlng
[along Btfehigh^py* %vj| a|j inform?
lid thafjPei l|orj^'oiiij^3l^<^1wi|l'-l>is'
wamtiom
Mr. »lKi^Jflrent, s^hson.
Bobbie- of Bennettsvill^ S. C.J.J'dama.
Jomfijsborp MondS^ 'Sp briiM'-ljIfc'
pdiyent’a mother, Mrs. Mattief Avdht,
*%ho wilt spend the week at the'home
of Miss ’Maine' Gibbons, -Shealso
accompanied by her nurse, Mra. Lowe,
of Benaettsville. . 5traJr!Aven^:;fiif\ a
former resident of Jonesboro, and
much feloyed by « wida circle of
JfHends,, 87th
year, Mrs. Avent enjoys life and it is
w
•r a
fliASPr^iiooa
Recent Visitors.
Dr. Jo»3^T<A«»¥^adift
iuots during pastjjeek were
Jrs. & C. Sowers, Miss Norine Sow
|s, MSss Virginia Gathell. of Lexing
®n, Mis^ Jennie Jenningfe,-Sf>Utii.&os
ssitOr,Villi’G. L. LasfitefjGftahdo,
falter Tyl^^Pg^i^by,
hd Miss,,Alice Lassiter, of Retford.
Ol.H^s- 6ixgvJ>
NiewdCnaidence Bei
has
Wo|k has* begun on a ifew
hictaasOW.l&Xerected Mi$r£j© R
nighl, t\vo miles ,fs©m town. The
e,j]which will bd'a -modern two
rick structure, will be erected
.sn'niT*. b j
bf fix] frl'i'/l ifflfi j
Jilt /> )
i : , EARtV>UpPtfi TOP j
- sub -r.bnob.vAT
bofiaftib ««
“ COW HORN, RUT.
'*/• lo -tfiuoma IsioT
! ’ -- SOUTHERN
iTUIH/.U .TATOT
'lilt m • sii!!?ul[ PURPLE
'•■> KJ*s:-tW TO 1 a;U ,1() .3o,;i.,'i
?'■••••!<(. lo J>. tt: lOiiOI-.o;! [
1'
• A ; i--,:-;-: .oX fr.jnT
S! - o SHOOOIN TUR
f o o,o. |, ■ .0: , , ,
• WHOWHITE NO
MIXED
' " ’ MUSTARD-SEED. ||
:;;:,;:; o,:ALLigBULK
?mS:
*■v'-^;
on the original rite of the home whkfl
was destroyed W Pn about two ant
is an Ideal location for a home.
m toh
ea(CaroHwe-!9»a4**>r1«lt<T“?ffli>y mm
ta*y<oe-tfcri*.ib«#t' WjW
OOIW»nf«<l;:byfiW,itP>tabeth, Ajnefit
who wil spend a week or mere aatb.rir
guest in Cape Girardeau. Miss Lmjra
Catherine Williamson also accompani
ed them as far as Washington City,
where she will visit her uncle, R. R.
WMl<u'Wfll8'
fhide Jmhdy who.f! wiH
!9fJcTf<jnr»
■
..v-jpTua CWgeen nas Home riming
,,On 'Sunday, August Mfth, thficon
gregatton of the Memphis Methodist
church near %4*b£* Ferry celebrated
the annual home coming day in{jjh all
day meeting attended by a large ttowd
covinrieifi
t TX&j&Mre&Zi:0elci>me wbO $iven
by; thj>pastor,^J%d E. Blalock, who
also jffnached j» ^Scellent sermon on
grt^i,.l!jao^!^^Pigion In -.pfa: .Life
of Today.’l^lwnmsic for the morning
service w#ai(iime#d by Mm, W. M.
Kelly, a well knowto musician, of San
The dinner served on tables tinder
trees v^rtin keqiiin^^ith Mem
••fn^ffimaftenioon.Rev. 'A. J .Groves,
aljSSanfprd, aifojiiiper pastor of the
:hurch, made a reminiscent address in
which he paid special tribute to late
Ieaao.ilrUowwd^.^elovedcitizen, stew
itil ltsdM in the church for
many years. Hie Broadway male
MgjPMMSii Tfnnf'diiH|(|gPjj
)reagi<g|||d rendered Several
sreciaj -npafbeU*wnich were greatly
fnnHs W ° -
Memphis one of the^plb
MMMWb section,'''ii&tijji
:or'y<iattag baclcto the civil war.: *! ’
a ‘ ~T tj > ■ «V-C.
•to. jOatjhrsfe^Birthdsy. gH
Spire- ijSjBivif^taron cele'brated..'her
eightieth feirthdWftbist Sunday at her
lomejjebr Morris Chapel, ; A large
white birthday cake with lighted c*n
dlSS' forfied'yt^^nterpiece for Qie
lipper table which was laden with
good things to eat. All : of Mrs.
Caerorr’a.children were present to em
ioy *he Occasion yrith her and they are
an* as foUotvs t hfre. AB. Mctver. Mrs.
Rachel Cox, Agnes Cameron and W. J,
Cameron, of Jopesboro.
ireridW^j^l Methodist Church
Rev. J. C. Wooten, P. E. of the Fay
etteville District, will preach here Sun
\7 morning at 11 o’cIoclT,Tn^the Me h
iat rftdroh, tend s : a«ai* .at,« Popl «
!PJ-gaiaJfee afternoon.'at 3 o’clock.
The third teiarterly. conference will be
hildt following! !tbtr devotional service
«kf»i•
sw oyjt-.dd} ef •”
Ftdefte Oak* ®*tfetj,fo*n; J .
i&MMuA&cL i^tfwcfte'ideU^iitfiui^^1
tertainedfhe members of the Fidelia
blsw of the Baptist church and addi
tlenal gueets Tuesday afternoon M a
*■%#' »t Vf heme '«CS§fe"£t.,
fw#^f,¥«*e!^ Miss Mabetgaun
derj|.^:ie<*cher of AWelasrofSeifti
dedyotibg ladies. i ;The geies&%Se
seated in the flower garden at the
rear of the home an j here a'mos^ en
tertaining program was given* Those
‘ah&iff Part ,w?«e Rpth and Ra^el J
Russell, Frances and Roy Sowers/ahd:
Miss Helan Harkey. Following %e
program a delicious picnic supper Was
»<*»»* . . v/j
Revival a* Morris Chap
Revival servfcea will begin at Mor
ris Chapel JJetbod&t cKurph We^nes
<h»y evening:, August 23rd, conduced
by the paster, Rev. J. E. Blalock; with
services, eveqr night at 8 o’clock. J
A Cokesbury class, under the ditec
tin of Rev. O. T. Thrift, J#., will he
con<Jneted'in Connection With th'ejneet
*n£, Qkr l’tf1each evening, 1 v / ,
Rev. J;B.BlalOekand famity attend
ed’the retinftaf of the Lmrtz clan ^ the
home of Mrs. Lydia Lentz Ivey, at
Norwood, last Thursday. Over one
hundred friends and relatives were
TSreimm.-TPtK WaifcrahTfSgTy^l^r
Mr| Blalock’s mother.
“i8»es Cornelia and Elizabeth Avent
villfe Beach. They were accompan
•rijr ' .1'*,V "5 -' V * w w v*vvv/*iip<stt
Ted home Sunday night by. Miss Vi
yiah Avent wB spent the.,week there
’ . : il'0 \
' . -JONESBORO CHURCH * ^
DIRKfTOfcY tX
'■Jhpeafoqp Preaf>3d*rian ChwA^
Rey, J. S. Cook. Pastor
I R- A. Wateon, i ''
’Superintendent o/SundaySchool ;
Stfe Mrs. Wayion Blue,
Pre*'^®et Woman’s Auxiliary V. •
,yv;- Joiwsboro Baptist Oiurdh $
: . Rev.. Frank Hare. Pastor. v;ty
T, Lanh&v;/^.-;: >■
Superintendent of Sunday School !
Mrs. E. B. Baulk,
President of W. M. U.
Thomas Adams
-tm
church, near i ___ ___
Jfdtgatilfritewt i ITrfed>iM6i-ga«,IWho
died-; Monday,'»om«itf-;»tI her bane
ih) PocJwt f towuahSpLafbep -jM .brhit
iHrie^at Biwn TvsB. VhiU^ ut Varner
-jeiafcoK ot> Vik . /Sahferdj\ a Christian
church, officiated. Intermentj.-ajaai !ita
SMHMk
■-rAL-■■ ;.i::-v:ii 'J .If > r if
»;tr !
Idran, Mr* Erom« Lee Steven*, ot
Gweiubpn); Undsay, Lprrpjne, Nel
U|f,/vA4e^C(Wop,,,jUhert, ,Skllie,
IWW^RlUph W<l ,K«mFveth .Morjpit
h#*„motbw. fcwp, Fraij^ap
T->(f? v Sru; ihj
3WJgT» n
rORltP^r^eptep^ ...
noA biuaovtth garage *n<*.Uj»h
'to rih&j&MHi
Ittyzfza 31(1090 V'»E to 1?dmo3 jvgiiH
^ofcys«e^9aS^.^HCrt^»1
>/o(>Hj’-^ ^JT!ii;A*rT viud^’irfoO
:^i^Prt8w,{WSSb»!S^«,j|^
,lf-60»:.|aJ>'?^/ whs*
|ip. cf%tsMfftc}fla
on arsepata of lead; jar tops an<£i
l^h&nyP-SW?,
I^Wr Sbpjjjd, jrou; wed, tiny $$*(»
things call; at my,^tore,o^ the.e<*jtgr
.Of Wicker apd gndpr Sta-epts. ' ' Jr'
:IRROOK&W|CKJEE,
>yp yv b r i u ?. a ‘ »J m o 7/
P?P
s'noo • Z’AkO VTli)I/; Li'Ui no '<:il t: a ,§:tji>ovo ViibJ
ff n-y/vo mr/n^xf oriT .gob .'*«'•> wr,?, rroini/mmoj
.jISO
rfittrhiitE ?A
> «?Hr i?r '•'->•/•) *>rr
c-j '■ i*ntT o’Az'Y—^no?
'to >:H'rK 4l-M
ifL
Jiaiv ai tnoa
J[ovhio3
IG ai alliM
bvJM /d ,£ /it!.‘i'/I—fiC'.^^Ovl 57i/.^qho3
’tnsr/nB H •oiJ;
fc r.vvtw n: -•••/kivT r-t'tnoJ srfT
> .Hovhio.^ V/ ats-iM vrf ,m-. ?!
ct (a
$fr£s£&2 ■“
O -.«KU't~ >;;;•!’ ,.n* a I .fi.-.T 7.
.‘bldrffoW r/rr.H ,!»:> bn;; »!>.
t,fT>
!, CEMENT,
g| rwr-i ,■<, - . 7 A
.'AS|i£f|^^^0(^I^rar,BEAVE'R BOARD,; ;.;
i csT - ROOFUJGAND-NAILS, LOCKS, HINGES, !
'•% 35 | & 4 $&g£- ^ • ' : ■ '• ' ••:•■.; •
m i*-"1" •' -*■ - '> ••-:■ ■ ^
PAINTING BEFORE COLD WEATHER.
‘vX'? W&d ■ - • '. ’ ' ! ■' jrja . ;
’,**/ . ‘ ,
X"
' • -'-V • t. I«fin
l iron may be completely worn
out,,»nd£ worth a dime*.. .. just the
luasiilgHhe month of August only,
V'^bu $1.00 for it in a trhde for;
*“ sf‘ Electric Iron in our,
l is completely automatic,
__ icator to any ironing tem- .
ieybu djesire and forget the elec
het$witcbiintil the process is completed..
fo danger of scorching and no worry
rfi8i a haH^hot iroii—exactly the heat you'
i C^want for as long a$ you want it. The last
in ironing cofh4W 1 'T^d.
Prices In
■ )' j > r? h|«-vT i
e present low prices can't last. N
creases will become effective soon. ! 1, ~
after August 31st. The prtce of the A$u
If95 (33.95 with the H.0« off). Ho i
non-automatic irons; however, a specii
the sale., «> !;iri i v
PLACE YOIIR ORDHt
95c
!> ■- r. 'l :
astsnjvo
Ubeenjrfwn
i trade-in allowance
fro* ha* been r
llowatirfi wiU be
of $a.P5 wtM apptjr
1) fvif • ' "
ANY EMPLOY I