The state Dispatch.
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Church Directory, i
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St Athanariii* Episcopal Church.
Rev. E4w«rd L. OjiU»y, R«et«r.
Mr. Erwin A. Holt, - Senior Warden.
Mr. 8. A. Steele, ■ - Junior Warden.
Vestry:
tSessrs. Eugene Holt, Jamee N. WiOiani-
gon, Jr. L*awrence S Holt, Jr,, t^uley
L. Wimamson. Jolins C. SquSree, I^wis
Carter, William A. Hall.
Serrice*:
Snndaj, 11.00 A. M.-—7.30 I\ M.
Wednesday. 8.00 P. .M.
Sunday School, 9.45 A. M. ^
Holy Comaiunion, First bunday, 11.■Jv
4. id.' Third Sunday, 7.30 A. M.
Chrbtian Chardb.
Ck*raer Church and Davie Streets.
BeT. P. H, Flmii*, PmIw.
Scrfket:
PreachinK every Sunday, 11,00 A
•Bd 7.30 P. M.
Sunday School, 9.45 A. M. John
Foster, Snpt.
Christian Endeavor Servic^s, Sunday
•veningsat 7.15.
Mid-week Prayer Service, every Wed-
Beeday at 8.00 P. M. ,
Ladiee Aid and Missionary Socicty
aieete on Moaday after the Sewnd Sun
day in each month. ^
A cordial invitation extended to all.
A Church Home tor Vieitors ^ and
BtranKers.
K.
RnylingioB Refomed Charch.
Comer Front and Andereon Streets.
R«t. J. D. Andrew, P«t*or.
Su&day School every Sabbath. 9.30
A M
Preaching every 2nd and 4th Sabbath,
1 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. _ _ |
Vlid-week Service every Thor»daT. 7.45 !
M.
A cordial welcome to all. j
Parsonaf^ 2nd door east of church. ,
Presbyterian Church.
Re». Dtmak MeWw, PmSot.
Services every Sunday et 11.00 A. M.
«jud 7 ;5(l P. M.
Sunday School at 9.45 A. M.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday at 8.00
M.
The public ie cordially invited to all
pervices.
IFmil Street M. £. Churdi, South.
R«t. j. a. Horoa^y, pMtor.
Preaching every Sunday, morning and
fTening.
SsBday School, 9.,30 A. M.
Prayer Service, Wednesday evening.
JMacedoaia Lv&eran Chardb.
Front Street.
Rer. C. BrawB C»x, Purtw.
(Residence next door to Church.)
Morning Service at 11.00 A.M.
Wspers at 7.30 P. M.
(No eervices on third Snndaye.)
0nnday School, 9.4.5 A. M.,every Sunday
JWchers Meeting, Wedne^ay, 8.00 P.
M. (At Parsonage.)
Woman’s Mifwionary Society (^aft«r
morning service on fourth Sundays,)
U. C. Bs., Saturday before third Sun
days. .H.tK) p. .M.
L. L. L., third Stmdavs at 8.0(! I'. -M.
Ka|>tist Church.
Rev. S. L. Morg2U), Paster.
Morning Services. ] 1 .oO A. M.
BTangeiiHtic .Servicf*H, T.-'U* f. m.
Wednesdav night i»r«>vr meeting ser-
7.30 F M.'
Bueinese first Wednenday
•rening of th* at x.iri P. A5.
Sunday ^v-h.n,)). h.;;:) A. vl. ,J. L.
flcott, iSupt.
The Methodist Protestant Church,
Rer. J, D. WifiiaiEs, Pastor.
Sunday Servi(.T8. 11 a.m. ami 7.30p.m.
Sunday Scho»i. a. m. -I. ». KotrerKr
Prot.
wiristiaii Endeavor. Wwhu'wla v f> ni.
L. W. Holt, Pres.
Webb Avenue M. E. Church,
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Rev. T. G. Vickers Pastor. j
Preac.hinji every S«t»(do.y at I'i a. i
n. and every tswoiid .Simday at 11a. m. |
and 8 p. m. rtiinday-sfhool every Sun- |
day at 10 a. n. ’ ‘ |
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ELQN COLLEGE NOTES.
Special to The Dispatch.
Crowded out iast week.
Elon College, March 10.—Mrs.
J. B. D. Rhodes, Harrisonburg,
Va., is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. E. L, Moffitt, this week.
Mrs. P. H. Fleming, Burlington,
sister of Mrs. Rhodes, also visit
ed at the Moffitt home this week.
The Business Board of the
State Christian Endeavor Con
vention met in High Point last
Saturday and arranged a pro
gram for the approaching State
Convention which is to meet in
that city April 22 to 24 inclusive.
The theme of this convention, as
adopted, is to be *'My Lord and
I," and the song is No. 69, in the
New Christjlan Endeavor Song
Book, called “Jubilant Praise."
It is hoped that all the Societies
in the State, which there is sev
eral hundred, will become so
familiar with this hymn before
the convention that they will be
able to sing it with great zeal
and impressiveness. At this con
vention will be present Dr. Chas.
H. Hubbell, Adriance, Mich.,
and Dr. G. W. Haddoway, Balti
more, Md,, two of the very best
specialists in Christian Endeavor
Work in this country. They will
make several addresses each dur
ing the convention and will, in
addit^ion, conduct Open Parlia
ments on Christian Endeavor
Methods. The Quiet Hour Ser
vice of the convention will be
conducted by Prof, W. P. Law
rence, Elon College: Rev. C.
Brown Cox, Burlington; Rev. E.
E. Crosland,Winston-Salem; Rev.
G. E. Stoney, Winston-Salem;
Rev. S. W. Taylor, Littleton; Dr.
A. S. Caldwell, High Point, and
Rev. Shuford Peeler, Greensboro.
Addresses On Christian Endeavor
Methods and Principles and
Ideals, will be made by Dr. N.
L. Anderson, Winston-Salem:
Miss Clara Cox, High Point: Rev.
R. M. Andrews, Henderson; Dr.
J. C. Leonard, Lexington; Rev.
S. S. Myrick, Greensboro; Rev.
R. E. Steele, Spencer and Rev.
Howard Rondthaler, Winston-
Salem. A model Christian En
deavor prayer meeting for the
young people will be conducted
on Sunday morning by Mr. E. H.
Stockton, Winston-Salem, and
for the children by Mrs. W. C.
Jones, High Point. The conven
tion sermon will be preached by
the Rev. J. O. Atkinson, D. D.,
Editor of the Christian Sun, Elon
College. In addition to this
there will be two-minute reports
from the representatives of the
various denominations of the
Union, and addresses and reports
from the State officers, who are
as follows: President, W. A.
Harper, Elon College; Secretary,
Miss Charlotte Webb, Winston-
Salem; Treasurer and Superin
tendent of the Press Department,
Miss Mamie Bays, Charlotte; and
Junior Superintendent, Mrs. A.
G. Dixon, High Point.
The convention will mmet with
the Methodist Protestant church
of High Point, of which Rev. A.
G. Dixon is pastor. Free enter
tainment will be furnished all
speakers and accredited dele
gates, and the railroads will be
^ked to give the usual reduction
in rates. The outlook is, that
'‘High Point,, 1910,” will be a
record making convention for
Christian Endeavor in North
Carolina.
President Moffitt has sufficient
ly recovered from the grippe to
be at his office most of the day
during the past week. He is
still weak and not yet physicially
able to resume active field work
in connection with raising the
proposed endowment, about $15,-
000.00 of which he has already
raised. He is very much en
couraged over the outlook.
2.
'want either a Vlbniting Kh ut t lo, Rof«.ry
bhutUe or a Sinjile Thrt'ati [e/iain UtiU'hX
Sewing Machine write to
fHE NEW HOME SEWING WACHINE COMPANY
' Orsnge,
WawT s^wlngrniacJiirK's yre mii(.!»,■; to sell regar iless oS
pi^uiy^ but i]5ti A .lioiiiQ is ninde to wear-
Our cuar;my never r\>ns ovit.
by autborixr-fl dealers onlj'.
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MaLke & Music Co.
Rock Creek, B. F. D. No,
(Ji owded ont last week.
Mrs. J. W. Alexander is on the
sick list again this week, we hope
she will be able to be out again
soon.
Mrs. Claud Spoon was visiting
her mother this week, who has
been very sick.
Messrs Robin Kimery and Char
ley Leines, Wilbert Foster, was
visiting Tom Murry Sunday even
ing.
Torn Murry has been ot| the
sick list this week but is imjprov-
ing some now.
Miss Aliva Bristow was visiting
Misses Kimery and Uler Sullivan
Sunday evening, she reported a
fine time.
The members of Mt. Zion Bap
tist church have decided to build
a new church and they have im-
ployed Ben Holt to do there saw
ing and they have moveed the
sawmill on the church ground, we
hope that the good brethen and
sisters will all pull together, and
build a nice church, and we v/ill
build a nice church, and we will
gladly receive help from any one.
Honor Roli.
The following is the roil of
honor of the Burlington Graded
Schools- for the month en-liixg
March 4th, 1910. i
FIRST GRADE—B.
Total enrollment for the moiuh
60.
Knox Lively, Hoyt McPh^rso^f
Clemont Bayne, Mary Loy, Lessie
Hazelwood, Ruby Fogleoaa,
Elizabeth. Barnwell, Paulette
Rogers, Louise Cates. ;; ;;
FIRST GRADE—A. ;. ^
Total enrollment for the moJiijh
47.'
Grace Martin, Fanny Marfea,
Clifford Stubbins.
SECOND GRADE, (Miss RiC:\ ;.^
Total enrollment for themoft'ch
34. . ' ‘
Willard Bosewell, Gervas L.>ye,
Lanier Jones.
SECOND GRADE, (Miss Cunnvrtijr
ham.) V "
Total enrollment for the moat h
42.
Anny Perry, Edna Cheek. J
THIRD GRADE, (Miss Carsoa^| 4
Total enrollment for the montii
36.
Madeline Hatch. Deloris Mor
row, Elisabeth Workman, Anriie
Lea Atwater, Fannie Hazelw'x^ii
John Barnwell. :
FOURTH GRADE, (Miss HancoeK. |‘
Total enrollment for the mOiVtn
39.
Myrtle Williams, VevaHemkvi’-,
son, Jessie Bridges, Paul Perrv;;
Dewey Stewart.
FOURTH GRADE, (Miss Stafford)
Total enrollment for the montn
4L
Sadie Loy, Mary Holt, Fannie
Lee Walker, Myra Black, Ger
trude Coble, Arthula Cheek.
Louise Blagg.
FIFTH GRADE, (Miss Keys.
Total enrollment for the month
27.
Agnes Curtis, Glenn Htiil.
Grace Moore,
FIFTH GRADE, (Miss Sterrett.)
Total enrollment for the mor; tb |
32.
Mabel Williams. f
Seventh GRADE. I
Total enrollment for the monfh i
38.
Florence Huffman, Margarett;
Sellars, Annie Walker, Walton j
Dameron, Charles Stafford. |
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. •
Total enrollment for the month:
80. •
NINTH GRADE.
Mabel Elliott, Lucy Hatch. >:
TENTH GRADE. |
Ella Rea Carroll, Kate Mont-I;
gomery, Ruth Tate. i
ELEVENTH GRADE. ^
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Ruby Ross, Eva Chrisman, ■ ;
TWELFTH GRADE. ^
Thomas Stafford, Edith Car • j
loll. May tie Spoon, Lillie Tumer.;
Frank H. Curtiss, |
Supt, Schools, i
Elon College Defeats Greensboro
High School 5 to 2.
Crowded out last week.
Elon College, March 14.—The
Greensboro High School was de
feated in a game with the Elon
College team this afternoon by a
score of 5 to 2. The game was
interesting but lacked snap on
account of the extremely dis
agreeable weather. The Greens
boro boys played very well, the
locals proved too strong for them.
Battery for Greensboro Coffin and
Bell. Battery for Elon Ballance,
Heame and Hobbs.
Hendricks played well for
Greensboro, while Ballance, Pier
sons and Hill did good work for
Elon.
Temperance Lecture.
Crowded out last weeK.
Miss Elizabeth Moore president
of the W. C. T. U. of N. C. gave
three strong lectures at the Ba
ptist church Sunday evenin'g at
the Reformed church Sunday
night and Graded School Monday
morning. Miss Moore plainly
showed Sunday night how the
mother and young woman could
if resolved, put away the use of
strong drink by compelling her
friends and associates to stand on
the same lever that they stand.
Miss Moore is a live wire and is
doing perhaps more than any ot
her woman in the state for the
cause of prohibition. A W. C. T:
U. was organized Sunday even
ing at the Baptist church with
Rev, Mrs. Morgan president and
Mrs. Dr. Morrow Secretary.
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We own and offer for sale the fol
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Burlington:
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corner Gilmer and Washing
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another house on this lot.
Three Hundred Cash, bal
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No. 2.—-Four room cottage on very
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Mebane street near Graded
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School, Bellevue Mills, Mur-
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Mills and Bridge Plant. Of
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balance on easy monthly
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No. 3,—Five room cottage on Kiyett
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Large lo^t. Offered at bar
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balance easy terms. V
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The announcement
Pacific is going to _
Swol in which It will
employes the art^of c^
the traveling public is
S showing the growi
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K to their interest tn
Jnod will of the public.
day of . the publi
i^ilroad man is over.
that some of the old-
it difficult to^r^hze.
fact, nevertheless,
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Tthas come to recognr
has certain righte wS
corporations, and amc
railroads, must «cogn
as the years roll by li
more insistent that thoj
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writer in one of tm
publications a short tmj
it was his belief that m
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employes with^whom
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