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Thursday, April 5, 1917 THE ASHEBORO COURIER Page Five THE COURIER Telephone No. 5 Asheboro, N. C., April 5, 1917 LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. Mac Cross Randleman No. CHIRCHES WILL OB SERVE EASTER i M. E.'s Will Observe Easter Sunday j Snecial Easter service will 1... lioi.i invitei to tome an. I next Sunday morning and even ng at I Mr. Vance Garrett of Yadk"n College I C hrysanthemum Show at Liberty I Sunset A veniipf ' H',ln ""i The La,lil's Ai Socitty of the Bap- Sunset Avenue tist church will give a chrysanthemum j Lieutenant Hal Walker sent yester- show and an exhibit of canned fiut . uij in iireensooro acting as recruiting ' m the tall, date will be fixed later. agent for Company K. He secured Everybody is invito! to i-om i.i i"""" ,,,lm"rls ir company k. .mier ineir nowers or canned trait at. the M. E. church. Tne uastor Rev Mr. S. H. Spoon of Arehdale has b'f n . -'ents each and get a n;ce pre- Ira Erwin, will deliver a sermon on had the misfortune about three weeks V ASneDor? tms week attending court. "e snowing is a list oi tne "l he Resurrection." and special music ago, of falling and broke her hip bone Mr; .SPoon 13 a successful farmor in his premiumb: ; has been planned. The order of the She had been un stairV 1,1 fVTi section. No. 1. Largest flower of any color, service follows: dowtXSPTshrfell8 itacK The Courier is in receipt of a let'?00 BU1 iven b B' M- Bro-' J'relude-'-E.ster Morn." wards. ,ter from Mr. W. H. Nance of Wichita. I v o i i . a , ; , Hvm,n Christ the Lord is r.sen to- Mr, W. A. William, and son EeJcot: Sffl&'tf W" boro Saturday on business. I who wmJmpathizT wUhhim30 1 " Largest white flower, $5.00, Mr. S. W. Kearns of Caraway No. 1 loss sjpathize vuth h.m in his by c. r. Smith Jr was a business visitor in Asheboro 1 No- Second largest white flower. Lucile Saturday. Mr. Kearns had a painful v-Mr' Fr.ett N'bv, who n"s hen at leather hand bag, given by John W accident the first of the week. He was Kl?gs Business Colelge, Raleigh, has Curtis. unloading cross ties and one fell on his retur,e.d,t?.Asheb(m after having No. 5. Largest yellow, cedar chest finger and mashed it badly, mm nlof o,l hi a I Mr. snil Mrs Vivi1 P...ll Mr. W. N. Bray has moved his family . M a"n w- v!ri fresneii, son from Central Falls to Asheboro. Mr. Arthur Presnell and Miss Clara Pugh given by Home Lumber Company No. 6. Second largest yellow, water set. McPherson & Comnanv. Rnv h ku. t.k: tu ...'.,.' went to Greensboro Sundav to see' No. 7. Largest red. set of silver tea- ter. "(Misses Clarice and Grace Presnell who spoons, Gilliam and Patterson Hard- W T Hohsnn i o j are students at the State Normal Col-: ware Company. -tiJ'S'lS'S c w r f d h 'FNDar8k largest red, $1.00. A. Tf&SST-Jr S th? chair, ago. He writes The Courier" sen" M- E- church Tuesday. Picker Stick and Novelty Works. ing a remittance for it, saying ?hat he . Mrs. I,. C. Phillips visited rehtivJjiJSlSi enjoys rea.ling the paper, and that m Thomasville the latter part of last dav WeaU Comnanv Randolph is his native county; that he week. I n rt n?nk S5 00 hat t ,Rw?,8-Urml!n h' aftthe, CiVi' MrS- ft - McAIister an1 'laterMiss Lzie Cameron' ' ? ' War, and was a member of the Junior returned last week from a visit to re?- No. 12. Second largest pink, lamp. Reserves during the Civil War from atives in Greensboro, Fayetteville and Stroud Bros. iiuii.iu.pu. a.iuuip.i n hit peopie winston-Salem. v i:i I ,ri nn t,a Mr. C. L. Amick and family visited, Miss Florence Owens. are dearer to him, he says, than any No. 14. ' .V1" .r piace' . relatives at Pleasant Garden " Sunday jne woman s Uub, of Greensboro. Mrs Jesse Presnell returned Satur- cans of Wes-son cooking oil, R. vailed a meeting on Friday of last ,inv vi!S , ' "vPcL t iReitzell. Second largest cream, six V. ing their support to President Wilson in the pending crisis. The resolution No. 15. Largest lavendar, rocking I KUSn- Anthem Calvary Choir. Offertery Selected Miss Rush. Hymn I know that my Redeemer lives Congregation. Sermon. Anthem The Lord is risen indeed Choir. Doxology. Postlude "Ancient of Days" Or gan. Night Prelude Gloria in Excelsis from Farmer's Mass in B Flat Organ. Anthem f ling wide the Gates Choir. Hymn All hail the power of Jesus name Congregation. Prayer. Chorus No shadows yonder (Holy City) Choir. Scripture reading. Violin Solo Angels serenade Mrs. S. B. Stedman. Chorus They that sow in tears shall read in joy (Holy City) Choir Chorus For thee Oh! dear, dear country Choir. i solo Selected Miss Lucile ; Spring and Summer Millinery I now have a complete line of Millinery Goods at reasonable prices. New and most up-to-date goods received weekly. Mrs. Millard H. Allred American Queen Corsets was signed by Mrs. C. P. Langley, children are in Asheboro for a few gest lavtnd.ir, SI, Dr. Delacy Foust. Can Fruit No. 17. The best can of peaches, hams Hymn Hark! ten thousand and voices Congregation. Chorus List! the Cherubic Most (Holy City) Choir. ' Chorus Great and mighty are thy works (Holy City) Chorus. Easter at Asheboro M. P. Church president, and Mrs. J. W. Petty, sec- "ays- rotary. There were some who stern-' Misses Etta Reid Wood and Clara uously disapproved the patriotic action, ""le Morris will leave Friday for setting of white orpington eggs, Mid of the club, but it was the sense of ! Aberdeen where they will spend Eas-' nioht lnlti-- i',, ihe meeting that the time had come tor with relatives and friends. I 0- j. Best can of apples, 48-tb ' when it was the duty of every citizen1 Mr. Newton Williams was married sack of flour, Liberty Milling Com-! to lo ins or her part m upholding our, Saturday to Miss Allie Upton at the'pany. I During the absence of the pastorj national honor. home of the bride's parents Mr. and. No. 1M. Dest can of pears, $1 00, Dr. there was no preaching at the A: h -' Misses Netiie Neuby and Kate, Mrs. Raeford I'pton in Moore county. T. F. Ashburn. j hno M. P. Church Sundny morning, - Ncwby have returned from High Point, ' Mr. and Mrs. Williams will reside, in: No. :!0. liest can of tomatoes, set-1 but the pastor and his i'anii! v are cx- where they visited Miss Evelyn Jo:h s. j Richland township near Union Grove, ting of buff orpington eggs, J. Horn . pected to return tonight. .Vriduy night Miss Virginia Henley, of High Point,' Mrs. Fred Cox. of Lexington, and Smith. j of this week (Good Friday i the first visited friends in Asheboro a lew days Miss Hester Stuart were in Asheboro! N'- -L '!,,t can ot cheir:es, $1.00, ; Easter service will be at 'Me M. V. last week, returning to High Point in vesterdav on their way to Peagrove I'1'- J- D. Gregg. chuich when the saciamn t of th a car. j where they will spend the Easter hoi-1 N'. '22. Best can of be'.Ties, l:and- Lord's Supper will be a i-niri.-te-t d. t ' Messrs. Talmage Rochelle Rodney l! s wuh their parents. .Miss JStuart , Iui'V' ui ei. .u.s ju.ia wmiu, i which um v nn.-naii peopie ar,' in-, uer hr.s been in school during ihe past 1,1 1,1 oi.w, o. u aueno anti pari.cipan Talmage Rochelle, Rodney Snow mi,, I 1-YmhL- ll,,lv ,,t' Ii;,,l, I'm,, i drove down in a car Saturday, return-' voar ! r-'n iro. ne win accept ing to High Point Sunday. " i 11 PitK-n there in a short time with Mr. and A. A. Maness" and children 1: 0 christian Sun pubhsning house, and Mr. John Maness visited Mrs. W. Mr. Ashley Smith, of Denton, for- K. Dickens last week, merly of Randolph county, was In Rev. Edwards of Rockingham preach- town yesterday. Mr. Smith had just ed two interesting sermons in the Bap- recovered from a cas? of typhoid fever, tist Church Sunday. Mattie Birkhead. Asheboro, Noel Frank Birkhead Jr. who is named Neal. Asheboro, and Mabel Provost, of for his grandfather has arrived at the Worthville, sent in puzzle No. 1" this home of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Birkhead week, which was a turkey. We are in South Asheboro. very glad to get answers to the puzzles Mr. D. M. Sharp of Liberty was a and hope that more of the cnildren business visitor in Asheboro Monday, will answer them. Mr Claude Bray of Bennett is at the Born t0 Mr am, Mrs, john Langley, Asheboro Hospital where he under- of Frankiinviue on March 28th, a son. went an operation for appendicitis. Mr. , , . , , p.., inmin ii.Tv Mr. C. C. Barbee was in Asheboro .C Dr. cirSPnofCfcm.svi..e No. Tj-yy. ytaeUwJ. A was in Asheboro Monday attending Smith Mot or J Conation mopfno. nf th Ro.pd J Education. Mr- Barbee is the representative of Dr. C. A. Hayworth of Coleridge the factory and he was arranging for was a business visitor on our streets K""" "o''""1"- Mondav. Mr. W. F. Swaim, manager of the With court Monday came a steady Liberty Garage, was m Asheboro on wind which made the dust in Asheboro business Tuesday, almost unbearable. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Wrike were Today is State Planting Day but visitors in Trinity Saturday and Sun many of our citizens have been gard- day. -" ening before. On Monday several of Misg Eunice Wallace wfto teaches in the vacant lots in town were plowed the Asheboro graded school was a and vegetables planted. week cnd visitor in High Point. Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Hubbard, of Far-, mer, were in Asheboro Monday at-1 Chickens tending the meeting of the executive There is an finance of the town committee of the Randolp.i County forDj(i(ijnjr the running at large of Sunday School Association. chickens and other fowls. A fine is im- Mr. A. T. Coble, of Staley, was in d upon the owners who permit Asheboro Monday. Mr. Coble claims their fowls to run at iarge to have had the youngest case of mea- M citizens have complained of sles in the county. Mrs. Coble broke violations cf this law, and owners out with measles on Sunday and on shoul(1 at once protect themselves Monday the stork left a son who had from pro8ecution. . a full-fledged case of measles. TTie Serious COmplaint is made to The mother and son got along nicely. All Courier, and this notice is given for of Mr. Coble's family except nimseit the Denefit 0f au persons concerned, had measles. ... 1 Mrs. John M. Trogdon was in Ashe- Mr3 j D Rog8 Hoste8S lo Randolph boro exhibiting a splendid onion which , jj she had grown. It measured thirteen , Qne of the most delightful meetings H. Johnson. No. 2i. Best can of b:'ans, set cups and saucers, H. J. Frazier. No. 2-"). liest can of beet pickles, (;. B. McClinn.H-k. No. 2ti. Best can of cucumber pickles, set of plates, W. J. Frazier. No. 27. Best can of mixed pickies, $1.00, J. G. Reitzell. No. 28. Best can of sweet pickle peaches. picture. Farmers' Union Store. No. 29. Best can of pickle pepper, $1.00, S. C. Frazier. No. 30. Best can of fig preserves, box of stationery, Liberty Drug Co. No. 31. Nicest cake, $1.00, Dr. F. A, Shenherd. No. 82. Nicest pound of butter, rug, Miss Elizabeth Smith of Ramseur Hos tess to Bachelor Maida Club. Saturday evening, March 31, Miss Elizabeth Smith entertained at a social meeting of the Bachelor Maids Book Club at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Watkins, in honor of her house guests. Misses Lorena Burgess and Beulah Brady of Greensboro, ana Mr. Mike Newland, of Burlington. Progressive hearts was played at stx tables, Miss Jessie Whitehead winning the prize, a box of stationery. Mr. Watkins presented Misses Burgess and Bradv with dainty crepe de chene handkerchiefs. Music was furnished by the Victrola, On Sunday morning the Cii'ldrt n's j Day setvice will be at -.he M P. chuich at ll o'clock a. m. The ex.'rois-'s wdl be held instead of the usual sermon, by th pastor. ' The exercises will Or conduct ed under the direction of M'.ss Essie Ross. Letter from New Market Mr. Editor: Was very much pleased with an article in your paper of March 22, about an "Infirm Man of New Market Township" Would like to know who wrote it so I could shake hands with him and congratulate him I was in- terested in the "Medicine Peddler ' I business at one time and made goodj after paying privilege tax. "An In-1 firm Man" has made money paying the 1 tax and I do not see why we are de-: prived of this source of revenue. Planting potatoes and gardening is y me meme nere now. Mrs. Sarah Loflin and children visit- j ed her mother Mrs. Ann Milikan Sun- j day. I Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bristow have' moved to the I. T. Stout placo in Sophia. I Mr. John Adams began , repainting Mr. B. F. Snider's residence Monday. Mrs. Civilia Lowe is attending court this week. Miss Cora Edwards visited at Mr. Jesse Berry's Sunday evening. ' Mr. Baxter Snider had "a close See Miss Cameron For a Becoming Hat that makes you a perfect woman. Any woman will find hats in our millinery display that will double her attractiveness. Our hats are of the best styles combining with the latest features with a touch of jaunty allure that is absolutely stunning. Come in and try on one of them and wear your first choice home; first choice is always the best. We can give you good service, and gladly show" and tell you all the new ideas in trim mings. You will find prices are the kind that fit every woman and child's pocketbook. Yours to please, Miss Lizzie Cameron Liberty, N. C. At ten thirty the guests show withT o. Miss Ruth Coltrane who has ,b-n at home since.. leaving the hospital, re- turned to Guilford College Saturday. Listen for wedding bells. . ! Rev. John Nance reached a "splendid sermon at Mount Olive Sunday after- into the dining room where a delicious ice course was served. Those Dresent were Misses Beulah Brady, Lorena Burgess, Pauline All red, Madge Moffitt, Jessie Whitehead, Lee Craven, Ophelia Barker, Lizzie Forrester, Pauline Smith, Nellie and I Am Handling the Best FERTILIZERS on the market and will give the farmers of Randolph county best possible prices. See me before buying. J. A-HOLDER Mabel Spoon, Edyth Scott," Elizabeth j no??: - . Cntr.. "fnfir Smith, and Messrs. Mike Newland. J. : f Mef 8yB 'hfs I I o,l10rt r.tonn Sentt Orren Forres-!?1 1New Mantel own-nip , nis inches across and thirteen and a half of the season was that of thj Randolph lonir around. Mrs. Trogdon is a good ,,,, nk wt tvi.inv tho home gardener and knows not only how to Mrs j D. rosS. The program was Smith grow vegeiaoies dui. n uiva. I of especial interest. J Mr. O. V. Woosley, superintendent rig radin- an articie 1. Lamoen, yienn ocuu, um.. r o. , . . . p . t .'K, 1. U. ... - . 1 v .,li Baldwin, Woosley '.s "c r"'.." ter, Nuby Phillips, Lace Black, Wagger, Egbert ----- - , ol uie ocuauu "no iii.ii. "i i., - --cc .. , , , overcome nis lnnrmiiies as i.e ins a long around. Mrs. Trogdon is a good llook club on last Friday at the home Marley, L. Cj. beawell, and Herbelt ! fun iine of drugs on h,ad recommend- Mrs. E. H. Mor- of the Lexington graded school, was wiuiam Shakespeare and Mrs. Moring in Asneooro rnuay nigns iur u.e m- an articie on the national gallery, angular debate. Mr. Woosley was at Mrg Ross ha(l asked each member to one time superintendent of the Ashe- giyg & quotation from Shakespeare in boro school and has many friends m gtea() of a current event. This revived Asheboro who always welcome him. jnterest and love for the great English Misses Kathleen Hall and Green or t Following the program Mrs. the faculty of Thomasville graded ftogs seryei gandwiches, coffee, and school were in Asheboro rnday night ... . d Dassed sma,) baskets with the voung ladies who were in ine ...;!.. Mnliv Pffo-a The meeting lat week. Triangular Debate. wa8 a most enjoyable one. J J. C. Ragan has gone to Greensboro, Mesdames D. B. McCrary, H. W. . tn purchase goods. Worth, Elijah Moffitt, J. E. and Sam Migg Qjajyg prop8t, of Birmingham, Mrs. Arthur Harris is ill at her Walker were visitors in Grensboro yes- Aj8 i Dea father's P. R. Yates at present. terday. , ., , 1 Miss Gladys Propst, daughter of Rev. Mr. Davis, of High Point, fill- Mr. J. H. Elder of Trinity No. I Mr8 jfattie Jtush Propst, died at her ed his appointment at Pierce's Chapel was in Asheboro on business yester- nome jn Birmingham, Ala., from pneu-l last Sunday. day. . , monia last Saturday. Miss Propst Rev. J. M. Varner filled his appoint- Miss Donna low oi aeagrove i y.o- th iece ot tne ate wiley Rush, ment at Mt. Tabor last aunaay iting her sister Mrs. S. W. Presnell. gne wag a Spiendid young woman who The citizens of Ashebor are respond- wag loved and respected by all who ing to the request of the civic depart- jc)ew her meut of the Woman's Club to clean up. gne had j,,, teaching in the city Already there are numbers of boxes graded BChools of Birmingham for the and barrels out for the trash wagon. t two vears. Miss Propst visited The town should be tnorougniy cieanew ner aunt Mrs Jean Rush ln Asheboro and all of the idle land be planted m two yearg ag0 and expected to come vegetables. again this summer. Mrs. Oscar Brown of Kemp's Mill s . 'who has been at the hospital in High ( ciean jjp Point for an operation is improving jt ha8 j,een two weeks since clean and will return home soon. ' month began in Asheboro. Mr. M. J. Kidd of Kemp s Mill was civic leaJrue fixed the clean up a business visitor in Asheboro yester- time for tnis Bprinf!r to begin March day and gave The Courier a pleasing lg an(J continue until April 15. The call. Mr. Kidd says crops in ; his section town authorities agree to furnish have been hurt by the cold weather. free tfiamg the ast week to haul away Mr. Kidd's wife has been critically ill the trash but is improving. I Heretofore a day or a week has Mr. J. M. Furr of New Market town- been get apart and muoh has been done ship was in Asheboro Tuesday. Mr. to make Asheboro ot only a clean Furr says he has tomato plants ready town, but a beautiful town. The clean to set out, asparagus and rhubard al- up jdea observed for stveral years has most ready for use and has set out cab- been smewhat enlarged this year by bage plants. Mr. Furr also has some tne committee, but so far little has potatoes coming up. been done in cleaning up. lnere Mr. M. C. Tucker of Seagrove No. 2 shou1d be full co-operation by the was a business visitor on our streets merchants, manufacturers and in fact Mondav. ,by everyone in order that the spring Mr. E. V. Callicott, of Pisgah, was in 1 tfeain up this year will be better than lown Saturday. heretofore. ed to cure any ill but a broken heart. . News From Caraway Route 2 ! J" ' a Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hunt, Misg May Davis and Ml. Cecjj jar. March 30th, a daughter. ! ow were out together last week trying R. J. Wood, J. M. lates, J. C. Kidge,t0 buy caives and exchange eggs. and others made a business trip to Look out, preachers and J. P.'s. Asheboro last Monday. jjrs. Eliza Barker, of Greensboro, C. H. Hill has ordered a new rord'gpent the week en(, with friends and car- , .. ..,, . relatives on the route. Velney Nance and Emily Miller, oi Mr j H Bristow has purchased a f armer, were visitors at j. v. Ford Get your hair curled, girls! Mr. Wal ter Davis has purchased a new Duggy Mr. W. B. Lowe was seen going to wards Randleman Sunday evening. A habit with him it seems. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bristow and Miss Lucy Lowe motored to the entertain ment at Oak Shade Saturday. Miss Mayme Coltrane is at home from Oak Shade where she has spent Providence Items 'Hurrah for spring wuh all her beauties." Miss Edith Macon is at home niter teaching school at Millboro. To Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Neece, a daughter, Virginia Dare; also to Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Cox, a daughter, Pau line, Feb. 23. lira DolinHa Foust. of Grays Chap el, spent the week end with her daugh ter, Mrs. W. K. xseece A good number of our young people are planning to attend the Moravian Sunrise service at Winston-balem bun day morning. "Sammy." Jasper burratt naa a ca i run teaching, mud nr unDosed to be. that was bitten1 . . , T, by a mad dog, that passed through recently. , , . Piney Grove ball team played ball at Farmer last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snider, of Ashe boro Route 2, visited John Gallimore last Saturday and at R. E. Snider's Sunday. ... Sam Pickett and family, of Ashe boro Route 2, visited relatives through this section last Sunday. Cicero Wood, of Thomasville, visit ed M. L. Wood last week. Mrs. Barbara Allred Pugh Dead Mrs. Barbara Pugh died at the home of her son Mr. A. H. Pugh Tuesday near West Chapel, two and a half miles west of Asheboro. Mrs. Pugh was 83 years of age. Funeral was held at Patterson's Grove in the eas tern part of the county yesterday. day. There will be a play Saturday night, entitled: 'Those Dreadful Twins' Everybody invited. Miss Mary Skeen has returned home after teaching school at Poplar Ridge this winter. Quite a number of the young people attended the school closiifg at Millboro Saturday and Saturday night. Miss Ha7.el Barker is on the sick list Misses Mary Smith and Mabel Pick ett spent Saturday afternoon with i'ni- week Mr. E. D. Frazier killed j Mrs. Percy Siler. seven hogs, the largest weighing 250 Miss Edith Macon has returned from pounds. her school but is now confined to her Providence school closes next Fii- room with measles. Bargains! Bargains! For bargains in dry goods and notions go to D. N. Hamilton's Cash Store m Man Special Joyland Theatre Saturday Frank Sheridan in Verile Play of Camp Life The Struggle Coming Thursday, the 12th: Liberty See it and learn where your sol dier boys went and why I
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