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Page Eight THE ASHEBORO COURIER Thursday, May 31, 1917 Facing Universal Famine A Duty For Lvery Man Tinson, X. C, May 28, 1017. Dr. Harvev W. Wiley, food export. -'?:'.-'. speaking recently before a meeting of Much to our sorrow, the war clouds the New oik medical association are hanginp 1(nv ovrr the most peat.e- ai'.: . . loving country in the world. For the There is a concerted move to repeal st thw ;.lrs his count,.y ,M and mutilate the I uro Food laws un- eV(,rvthin,, in its ,,0WPr to stay out of der the giusc of cheapening our food. thp ;trurrl(, an, 1(,main .,t peace These lobbyists are working for food whu.h j ,oveg bPVPn(1 anvthiiig else, adulteration. vhor jt can 1)0 h-.l(( in an honorable We are facing universal famine. V.(V Wo0(ll.ow Wilson wont his lim We in America are better prepared jt ( st out of tkp (rhti bllt whrn to stand the test, but we must also thp ,ast ,.a pf hopl was gone to re consider our allies, who must be fed. tajn prai.e " ith honor, he stood like C. reals are to save the world from a stonowall before the American Con famine, n it is to be saved at a,l. .... an;1 thf t;me had come I no cereaTs are the toundation ot oar ...h,,n nillst ,,..,.,,. irauce of battle dirt they are the cheapest and most nutritious- form of food. Dr. Wiley added that we r.ro facing a cip of t;0().(MMi.t'0() bushels of wheat when we ought to Iiave twice that iv.iantity. He declared white flour was "poison." and sn'd whole corn meal .should be substituted. Why Not Items Mr. Loyd Cagle recently made a business trip to Carthage. Messrs. J. B. Slack and Wm. R. Graves have purchased new Fords. Mr. Furman Auman is at home from A. and E. College, West Ral eigh, where he has been taking a course in electrical engineering. Mrs. Henry Stutts is visiting her mother at Eagle Springs, in Moore county. Mr. Xixon Slack spent Sunday with his pare nts, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Slack. Misses Hazel Richardson and Mary Slack, and Messrs. Ray Slack tuiil Clyde Kichurdson, of Star, were in Why Not the week end with relatives. Mrs. Sarah Coinelison had new Xo Faoritism Xot all the sons of prominent nun have sought "lasy places" or posi tions of pruminoiico in the lighting line. Att. nt:n has bet n railed to the fact that the sens of Seeretriry of the Navy Daniels and Hon. Claude kitchin, Dtmocratic !ead r in Congrt ss, i niistc d as oi-ivat-'-, one in the Marines. ti:e other in the army. A son of S'cretaiy of thi Tr; asury MoAdoo is a p-.-ivat" in the New Yoik with that natural foe to liberty. I U.,.. ., I.. n,.l i,.-- lim the ones stand today who in the past' lvi 1 Potatoes more than a week ago. have abused our PreVi.leiu for staying!, Mr; aml :Ml's; V; K' ,,"!Vl's attended out ot the hgnt as long as he did. ithe lunoral ot Mr. George McUoud have heard mai-y make the remark hauy Grove Saiun lay. Mat he was a coward and would let I Ml'- "l,Mrs. - R. Graves, Master the enrmv come over h: re and take H"uslon Graves, and Mr. Grady Gar us before" he would fight. ";'' w.',,!t to Holy Springs Sunday in Now, you bovs who hav? tried so Mi. Graves car. . long to get in the tight have the op-! , -Mi' ;-ml Mrs. Keeling and .Miss poi-tunitv to show to the world wheth-' Mi"r,-'10I h::mock s'n1 others from or vim are a traitor or an American.11 V!;l1 . 1 v"!u . attended Services at While our Picciiient was doing every-', h,"-t t,;in L nl0n Sum.ay. tiling in his power to save the hoys of America, you wt re classing him as a coward, and now you have the issue before you and you must act or show Kev. J. U. OT.riant, assist,,! by ,, " ,. .' " ' , , ... , lvi. lira::ue those wr.o tallied war so loud Wld be ..... , t rSr r r: t Wortlniile and Randleman Route Two i News tr.. (,'., !-es;'rv. '.-oil of ti'.e vate in til.1 mii-g at 1', .. t.-;i ill .uejit 'I.:! ..! as a ti . ; .-. :i i i! i.i.lli. ' ! ,iit of hi.; ( ; tnat w: it oo.i son I.ai.oi' Dop-irtmeat is a !-.-., in.-, a .ocon.l is in .t .-l.yoi- and a third c.-.;-:i-v. A son of . x- U l ! shirk tiieir s you ti It Ii day your vot- jour liar. or t. ':' i This i.ppi maps" gi, n 1 :.i:ny. li:e. it ,v c -kd Yo.i. Concord, closed a i very success ft; i m lit s of meetings at tne M. 1'. church at Worthvilie. I -Miss Majorie Jolillson left la.-t week 'for !ii-t(in-.va!e!ii win re she has ac cepted a position. ' ..liss h.tina I.ostick siient a lew i t;ays a; Guiu'erd Coii. ge last week .-1.-. j . i;. tiut-ti ma it; a business .trip to High Point Saturday. i .d .-s L.tia 1 i-ottt-r and broilu r spent I !::.-c .s-.iiHi.iy with t!.ir .-i.-t,,r, Mrs. j.p V. M;-.t-K. i iwfk t if A v, I s It 4 L i5 See Our Big Line of Kool Kloth and Palm Beach Suits Also shirtsm the latest fan cy patterns, big line to select from. New shipment of soft collars and socks. New line of belts. Everything for the man or 1 boy. Yours to serve, Wood Cash Clothing Company spe. n '.'.: t Fort n; t.a. t I: . i. .-;.l".iiir.t ,!. i tile i airing t; l tin do ii, 'i .-i es ti-.,-y will 1 rafted as privat aye tianud oliit to b. fall that Oil ti ti.i .r.o,i a nu.n irom .ila.i.e to L aiiiorn.a. .1 join- i'i'i si.it nt in every ,-p' r.-tan.l it, o;s :J He .'ii. ir.i llostick, of r.urimglon, s tee '.'.. .., tiiii ciie.-t of his i;ai . ills. .ir. r.i.ti .w r.-. Kii Alien an. . hi), r. -ting .-,me time wit vats, Mr. ai.tl Mi J. C. . nt iviu:i hum j army ,n;..ny. Y .-. ,i, .. -,, b vote ih: t ye;: ,!. .-in-.i a ligv.t. While . yu didn't . ;n joui- v. ih is not any .longer look, ,i lor it U here. The , leaders t l your iai-.y are t.oing all ; in their , ov.t r to (.a the Pr. .-itlent I to send an army to France at the iearlitst possible meir.ent. I Look what the mighty T. R. is tlo j ing. He is so anxiou to lejal an nr I my across the water that he can al I ready smell the German powder. This ought to prove to you that if llnsf hnneu-iv. wni.1,1 h f ritrht. ' " ' . vt it i.uu oecn VOUr 1TCS1- ,nH into hvtrri,. if thpv Kw one1 ?Pnt.."ou woM "ave been on the tir- must not have them it will fail just as a busi ness will fail it lompetent manage ment is lacking. An officer gets more pay ami more privileges than a pri vate, but he has also a greater responsibility. Alier, Alien Miss Thehna Jciuviigs, who attend ed fchooi at Guiitei.t Coiiog.-, r. Miu eti to her home Sat'.utlay. .'.tr. i). H. N. l.sun i;nii..r;.! to Hiirii , ! i'o.nt Suntlav. , M..ss .Mai) K. Harreil, who lists been . Jwiit; her i.-arents .-ome lime ha.., r. '. turned to lialtiniore, Mil., wiieie .-fht. has a iiuMtiun. Mr. .eb 1'ooie was caiied to Pa.iin Suiuiay on account ot the tleatii ol his tatinr. .Mrs. 1.1. M. Meredith returned to her home in Greensboro after spending some time with her parents, Mr, Mrs. ill. C. Williamson Trinity Route 1 Items .Miss .Myrtle Frazier, of High Point, spent the v.i-ek end with relatives ant! friends on the route. amilvi Mr. V.vU Kusn and M.ss hstolle Mi.l lotd:ng eeie iv.arrietl .Monthly night May their.- Ma; ars of happiness be1 Hanger in Cleaning With Gasoline ultl 1 they ig wii ed shotgun. Yet some of those same of their children playing with a load-'J,"" f g?-, an Vvoula i have been women will thoughtlessly undertake' "e h C?''ncL stani dry-cleaning in the kitchen with gaso-'ij& thofs''!c"t. ,n .,s h?"r rf , ! - i i itrouble. He is Drovinc himse f n 0&SObM 8 C84 TheSfes entered this war of nitroglycerine. Ibccauso peae wasn't any lor-gsr to bo A hrw, which mnnufacturerg a com-had wkh honor an(, f pound used with gasoline for dry- and hj,d h . ' f cleaning is advertising its product ex- in thi for huma'nitv rTh;- i MWrnoon. Lye tensiyely m his country under such timc to fol(, hands and wait-Vlted to Bttnd' headlines as ."Housewives Save f by on " , Thp iA The little Is months oM child of Mr. and Mrs. Mim Sawyer died Thurs day and was Uuritt! at Gilcad church h'ritiay evt nii.g. L'ntil a little mere than a week ago Mr. and Mrs. Saw yer iio'tl in Panilolph county, but since then have lived in Orange coun ty. 1 (it'll- many lneiuls dec-ply sym pathize with them in their trouble. The little child of Mr. ami Mrs. John Cashatt was buried at Mt. Pleasant Sunday afternoon. Oi ite a large crowd attended the singing at Poplar Ridge Saturday and , night. Miss lrgie Sawyer expected Mr. Will Johnson, of Draper, spent ! home this week. Sunday with his brother, Mr. X. I'.' Mr. R. V. Kearns and family, of Johnson. I Asheboro Route 2, spent Sunday at Mr. Charles Sheffield returned! Mr. June Johnson's. Misses Dora and home Saturday from Raleigh where he Clara Kearns will spend the week with has been in school at the A. and E.fMr. Johnson's family. College. I Mr. John Briles and family made Messrs,. Charlie and Lacy Freeman, a trip to High Point last Friday, of Spies, visited at Mr. Nathan Shef-I Misses Nannie and Luna Briles and field 8 recently. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Skeen were Sat- The annual old people's servioks urday evening visitors at the home of will be held at the Worthville Untfn Mr. Mark Briles. chulrh next Sunday( An inipreatlC The children's i day at Giiead has program is being wranged TUTfe becn called in on account of sickness will be services both mornimr Jid and other hindrance. wiemoon. very body is cordially In-' Using Gasoline." "A Good Way to' "f. , fc.;i,: ''V8 rieavy Collect Your Life Insurance" would ;houT 0Ur have been a more appropriate fccM-' , ?U ' ? "0t Sh'ft UI ing.-Hcnderson Dispatch. ' 1 I luty on some one else I Let s all forget our hatred antl prej- uiiice, antl ee men, antl do any duty that is assigned to us. And in a short O Eternal lioil. Thou alone rulest'hllc will win the victory that be ih.T 1 1" L of men: Thou art the to us, then we will ht.ye that i:Z ., bttui,. :.n.l reooinueiises.,1 won, peace fgam, that is near and by Thy glorious wisdom, by Iny almightv power anil ny my seciei A I'rayer in War Jackson Creek News I Julian News 1 Misses Ethel Stout and Ezda De Viney are home from the State Nor mal College, Greensboro, to spent the Miss Xeta Yates, of High Point, is v summer vacation. visiting at the home of P. R. Yates Messrs. James M. Brown and Otho few days here with their par- near Miss Buie's Mary Cedar Falls Items st our hearts. 1 I wish the editor of the Courier con- provulence dost determine the eventi, ''';' succc-m in petting out the best of war and returns of peace antl victo- weekly m North Carolina. .MU1. ry; let not the di fentlers of a righteous cause tro away ashametl, nor our coun sels be confounded, nor our allies U- JIr L c VAmor of Raninoman Hated. Bless our armies antl navits. has moW hjs fami,v tQ Ct,(lal. y. antl me armies ami navies oi out ran jr le.leraies. uinti tneir counseus u.u.e f A, i iio.i. lioMits k-trt'ini Wn their hands.1 lo Thou crown all their endeavors Hurley antl sister, Mary, ister, Mrs. C C. Hall last Sunday. Miss Dora All red, of Greensboro, is visiting her father, X. K. Allrcd. Mr. W. I. Wrenn spent last Satur tlay in (Jreeiishbro. .Mr. Clyde Craven spent Saturday night in worthville and B. M. Pierce this week. Miss Hirtlie Wood visited Misses ing ErSlie Wootl and Ida Briles Sunday ents. week. I Miss Agnes Cox, of Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Ayioi'I Creek, is the guest of May 17, a son, Joseph Alexander. Pickett. The township Sunday School con- Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. John- vention will convene at Piney Grove son last week, a son. Cl.un-h tho'third Sunday in June. Mrs. Olimpia Johnson spent a few Mr. Conrad Gainer has returned days lu re last week with her tlaugh- home from 'ihomasvillo. ter, Mrs. Lora DeViney. . Miss Cabel Phillips, of Greensboro, Took Time to Do the Right Thing was a visitor here Saturday night ant! 'ri-.; littu t.n-i- n,t ntu-i i, nhir- Sunday. .Misses l.lllio KUKinan, L,ucy aiihi-k TO OWNERS OF FORD CARS The Ford .Motor Company. f Detroit, appointed us authorized agents lor Ford cars in this territory to properly represent Ford interests, to give service to Ford owners. The Company in return demands that e equip and maintain an adequate service sta tion, employing competent Ford mechanics, using only centime Ford-made materials and chargine ree ular Ford prices. This is the service we are giving to Ford owners. Material workmanship prices, the standard of each guaranteed. When your Ford car needs attention, bring it to us, and get the benefit of expert Ford mechanics. We give you the assurance of genuine Ford service, with genuine Ford-made parts. Ford cars Runabout, $345; Turing Car, $360: all f. o. b. Detroit. The Asheboro Motor Company Liberty News Mr. and Mrs. Vv. 11. Hardin and Off man, of Winston-Salem, are spend-daughter, Martha Cameron, of Julian, spent Suntlay in town the guest of relatives. Miss Jaunita Xeece and Paul Mc Pherson, students of Guilford College, came home last Saturday to spend the summer vacation. W. V. Coltrane, of Aurora, is here to spend a week with relatives antl friends. The first of the week he goes to Greensboro to give in marriage his daughter, Elizabeth Parthenia, who is to be married June 6, to Mr. Vance Dawson, of Greenville, S. C. Miss Coltrane has a number of relatives iv Ol news, uui one nuiui ii-cuiiuiig, ..i,.-,.-io ....... ............... i , . . .., , . , cs it may assist some other people to antl Messrs. Roland Amick antl Williejand lnends here who will learn with tio the right thing. Mr. K. Colwell, Johnson were visitors at ivev. w ith a prosperous event. Piace a guard of angels about the person of the Pres ident antl immune him with the de fense of Thy right hand, that no un hallowed arm may tio him violence. Sunnort him with aid from heaven in T-i. ,..'. u;.. ;o, v., ".! .1., a!l teams crossed bats ,. .. , . "i ,..( 'last Saturday with all his people, anil put into his hand a prevailing rod of iron and power, a sword of justice and righteousness. Grant this, O Governor among the na tions, Thou to whom is all power in heaven and eart'i. Amen. Jeremy Taylor. D. 1 Jr., was in Asheboro la t Sunday, ami Oft mans Sunday afternoon, in some wav dropped from his pocket Mr. J. S. DeViney antl sister, Miss a valuable 'check. He never missed Kztla, visited Mr. Kelly Pugh s Suntlay. it, as he had not yet concluded his ' arrangements for its use. But this Franklinville News morning he received a letter from Mr. The protracted meeting at the Bap- The Cedar Falls and Franklinville1 J; L iu crwooti oi mo. saantiaru urug i i ..u . . , . :i score of 1 to 2 in favor of Cellar Fr.lls. t t-Ollar rails', " . ., ... t,nlnrl ,n,l nl.U envmnns Willi me inioiinaiioii iiuii u uoy ii.tn p.ui " ....... M, Allien Hllll tlctUIIll'l Attention to Accumulated Rubbish Care should be taken to clean up yards and burn accumulated rubbish away from buildings and fences where a tire might be started. Fires should not be made on days of high winds. Gather the trash in piles on a bare space and burn when some grown per son can watch that no child plays with the burning brands, and that the fire is completely quenched before leaving it. Often coals will revive after being apparently dead. It is impossible to be too careful in these -larficulars, and many times disas us fires will be averted by timely utions. It may be the means of 'ives as well as valuable prop- " this connection more par s "an ounce of prevention id of cure." A little pre- care in the cleaning up of rubbish is timely rity of fires are avoid the result of care- ier, it is the com I the policy-hold- 'osses. Lx. one of the n North oaralysis How the Women Can Help Fvt ry woman can serve her country effectively helping to solve the food supply problem, which is already be coming serious. Below are found a few suggestions as to how both the town ami country can aid in the food campaign: Plant butter beans to run on your front porch instead of Virginia creep er and morning glories. Plant tomatoes where you had nas turtiums last year. Follow all arly vegetable crops with sweet potatoes and peas. If you have potato slips to bed, you can get a few vines from your neigh bor. These vines can be set out as late as July 10th. Potatoes grown from vines make a smooth potato and keep well. Don't forget that turnips and pork make an appetizing dish for winter. Turnips are sown during the months of July and August. Dry all fruits and vegetables that can be saved this way and keep your jars and cans for the perishable crops which cannot be dried. Remember it is almost impossible to buy cans at any price so don't use the glass jars and cans you have on hand for fruits and vegetables which can be dried. Don't be finicky. Be willinir to trv new foods. Learn to know all the good things not a vf ew only. Don't get into the food ruts. Remove from t f. .im.l il .in th stie. t. Mr. Colwell Mr. li. tines not know Mr. Underwood; but Mrs. Ras Tucker, Mrs. A. R. Carpenter :,. i'.i.i.,.nvi.i iiu.l time tn writ, a and Miss Annie Allred, ot interest of her approaching marriaire Miss Hattie Ashburn, who has been teaching school at Xewton, returned home last week to spend her vacation. Mr. Cecil Miller anil children spent the week end in Sanford the guest of relatives. Mr. Will Letlbctter and family, of Statesville, are vi 'ting- his sister, Mrs. Josie Bowman. Miss Dapln.v Bowman, student in til.. Slt-.it.. V,,,-,,..l CwnAiv, on.! Erwin,! Miss Nell Me-"wan, trained nurse RtV, very letter- felt like he was willine to nay Tenn., came down last week to spend a1 for the same school, came home last 1 ' . . " , r ,..,-u lnt:.,a. an, 1 week lor the - immiT spusnn. Mivice to a fellow brother. Shall we friends. Mr. Allred was raised here write the moral ? Xo;it stands out like antl is a son of Rev. and Mrs. J. t . AU a mole on the face of a pretty girl. .red and has many friends here who are Gi eensboro Record. , al8 Iad 0 "vehim with them I We were glad to have Mr, B. Momtt Confiscate French Property ! of Asheboro, in town one day last A decree appeared recently in thewe,r; R g T e anJ grand(iaugh German official imperial journal or- Mig8 Iu,a Routh ,eft ,flst Sun(, dering the liquidation of property and . f . . f . , . it jth relatives. investments of French subjects Germany, including Alsace-Lorraine. The Germans give as an excuse for this move the sequestered German property in France. This property was seized by the French pending set tlement of accounts after the -war. lysis your vocabulary "don't like" or "can't days eat it." - of Set hens during the balance of Mav antl all the month of June. Y'ou mav not raise all that you hatch, but it will pay you even if you only raise a few. Buy day old chicks and raise them n your back yard. The cost will be wall and you will find it a great sav- ng to your meat problem. Randleman Route 3 News Those visiting Mr. Allen Millikan, who is very ill, last Thursday were: Mr. Tom Millikan,. of Randleman; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pritchard and daugh ter, Miss Clara, of Randleman Route 2. Mrs. Ben Cole recently underwent an operation at the High Point hos pital. Mrs. W. C Millikan .".as returned home after a visit to relatives in Greensboro. Mrs. John Hall was buried at Ran dleman Sunday. Mrs. Hall died at Lexington where she and her family had recently moved. Surviving are a husband and three children. Mr. Sam Sechrest and family, of Randleman, were the guests Saturday night and Suntlay of Mr. Seali rest's sister, Mrs. Floyd Redding. Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CA3TO R A Mr. C. C. Julian made an extended triD to Pleasant Garden and Greens boro last Thursday, returning Monday. Mr. William Weatherly, of Miami, Fla., is visiting relatives in town. Prof. D. M. and Mr. William Weath erly made a business trip to Greens boro last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. i-erree and little daughter, Miss Ethel, of Cedar Falls, spent Suntlay evening in town. Mr. A. H. Burgess has atlded to the apearance of his house and poultry farm by enclosing it with an iron fence. Miss Berta Ellison left Saturday morning for St. Joseph, Mo., where she has accepted a position as deacon ess in the M. E. Church. jmmer season. Miss Flossie Pickett, teacher at Bonlee, is home with her parents for the summer. Miss Henrietta Moye, who has been teaching school here, has returned to her home at Farmville. Mrs. T. F. Ashburn is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fretl Lassiter, at Winston. Dr. Harley Foster t has moved to New Bern and will resume his practice in dentistry there. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Browcr will be glad to hear that their son, James, who has been serioucly ill is improving. Master Norman Teague, of Sanford, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Teague. Miss Eftie Lawson, of Greensboro, snent the week entl with her parents. Miss Aline Curtis ha3 returned home from Liuidis where she has been teaching. Mrs. R. D. Patterson has been se riously ill but is very much improved Miss Mary Bowman has returned home from McDonald. Mrs. T. F. McCulloch has returned to Mocksville after a visit to her sis ter, Mrs. W. C. Kennett. Pleasant Garden Route 1 Items Miss Kelsie Coltrane of Asheboro was the week-end guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Farlow and Mr. and Mrs. Frazier and children were visitors at the home of T. E. Marley Sunday. Several of the young people of this community gave Miss Leacy Hockett a surprise birthday party last Satur day night. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toomes recently, a daughter, and to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hodgin, a son. Israel Branch Items Miss Beatrice Walker, of Millboro R. F. D., spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of Ed Walker, Miss Mary Reitzel is visiting friends in franklinville. Mr. Garment! Walker, of Millboro R. F. D., was the guest of Mr. Al mond Walker last Saturday. Mr. J. T. Hayes and family, of Millboro, were guests of Henry Ivy Sunday. Mr. Roy Pugh spent a few days with Jule Bowman last week. News From Old Trinity (By R. L. J.) Mrs. Eva Heitman Bivins, of Al bemarle, spent the day Saturday with Mrs. D. C. Johnson at "Sunnyside" in South Trinity. Miss Satlie Roddick spent last week in Thomasville with relatives. Buck Weeks, of Winston-Salem, spent the week entl with his mother, Mrs. Jane Weeks, of the hotel. Attorney Bruce Craven is home from an extended business trip. The Trinity Book Club met with Mesdames Ballance and Carpenter at their home "Halrosa" last Thursday afternoon. Cake antl strawberries were served. The Epworth League met Sunday night in the college chapel. There were several recitations by different young ladies. Miss Rosa Johnson visitetl the In grains last Tuesday at their homo "Lonsdowne" near Trinity. June Johnson, who lives at the "Aunt Mainly Leach" place in South Trinity, has been right sick this last week. Mrs. 0. W. Carr, who has been quite sick for some time, is very much bet ter. Mrs. Lewis Gibson, who lives at Laurel Hill, in Scotland county, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James White, on Johnson street. Mrs. J. W. Ballance has been visit ing friends in Greensboro this last week. Mrs. Y'oung on North Main, who has been very feeble for some time does not improve. Miss Maude Phillips has been on a visit to Spencer. She as accompanied home by little Miss Mary Neat Brown. Miss Frances Barker, or Archdale, gave a house party last week in hon or of Miss Dolly Smith, of Beaufort, N. C. The following were in attend ance: George and Joe Ellis, Carrie Phillips, Mary White, Lyde and Min nie Leach, Allen Mitchell, and Ritchie Johnson. Frances Barker and Dolly Smith spent Monday with Misses Carrie and Maud Phillips. Mrs. Blanche Carr, of Greensboro, has been visiting Mrs. O. W. Carr on South Main. Gen. Y'oung will make a speech in Trinity Thursday at 3:30 o'clock. Mr. Lewallen Farlow with his son and daughter has been attending quarterly meeting at Holly Springs. Mrs. McAnallis haa been visiting friends in Thomasville. Liberty, Route 1, News There will be preaching at Melanch ton next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Mr. Joel Swaim and family, of Lib erty, spent Sunday evening with Mr. Roddy Swaim's family. Messrs. Colon Brady and Lester Kimrey, of Ramseur, were guests Sat urday of Messrs. Worth and Charlie Swaim. . . . vjn
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