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Miss Ruth^Warliek and sister
of Lincoln county spent last week
visiting their aunt, Mrs. M. D. |
Bhoffner. i
Misses Ethel Councilman, Em-:
jna Overman aind Carrie Evans,
escorted by Ben May Lin Jerrell
and Lonnie Shoffner made a i
pleasant trip to Creensboro by ;
automobite.
Miss Jennie Bulla spent Mon-;
day night with Miss Ethel Mont-
gomery. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Cheek re
turned home Monday after spend
ing several weeks visiting in Ran
dolph.
L. G. Smith of Liberty visited
at W. V. Montgomery one night
last week.
There was kind of a reunion
at G. A. Nicholson’s Saturday
and Sunday in honor of his sister
Mrs. Nelson.
Our Tomato Club girls canned
664 cans Monday.
Quite a ntimber of our young
f«ople attended a party given at
Mr. Cullers of Rock Creek Satur
day night.
Miss Lora Isley won first prize
in the play.
Miss Eula Albright Is visiting
Verona Isley this week.
Arlendo Garrett of Greensboro
is visiting relatives around
Friendship this week.
No. r and No. 10 picnic will be
heldat D. M. Elders Saturday,
Aug. 24th. Patrons of other
routes are invited to be present
and enjoy the day with us.
The county force have begun
grading the road from Alamance
to Oak Grove which will be maca
damized at once.
R. i. U. No. S.
Mrs. J. S. Carroll of Raleigh
is visiting at J. M. Story’s.
Since our last writing we have
received lots of nice fruit and
vegetables and we hereby thank
all those who so kindly remem
bered us.
J, H. Saunders and Mrs. J. S.
Saunders visited at W, R, Saun
ders Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Bertha Huffman of No. 2:
spent last Wednesday night with
Miss BerthaSaunders.
Miss Grace Somers spent Sat
urday night and Sunday visiting
Miss Margaret Hayes.
Miss Mary Hayes spent Satur
day night and Sunday with Miss
Ethel Somers, arid attended
church at Stony Creek Sundav
afternoon. ■
We were glad to see Walter
Brannock of the Railway Mail
service, former carrier on No . 2
attended at our picnic last Satur
day., Walter is looking well.
John Cook attended our picnic
and amused the crowd some. He
complained of headache wheji he
came, but we think that it was
not, headache 'whe« he left. E.
S. W. Dameron was also there
and told a few, also Mr. John
Lashly. Glad to have these folks
out. Editor R. M. Andrews and
Rev. A. F. Isley also made inter
esting talks. A nice time and I
think it was enjoyed by all. We
thank Mr. E. K. Isley for the use
of his line grove, J. F. Barker
for a nice ball ground and we
thank a]l those who helped to fix
table, grounds etc.
Protracted meeting is going on
at Stony Creek this week.
There was protracted meeting
at Bethel last week. They had
a good time, several professions.
W. A. Lewis has been sick for
several days. Gue;ss thats the
reason that they did not go to our
picnic Saturday. Reckon Uncle
Rufe Matlock was sick too.
was subscribed by our people to
aid in the good work.
Mr. C. E. Moser went to Rox-
boro last Wednesday where he
has accepted W9rk as foreman of
the Street grading force of that
place.
,Miss Roxie Isley spent Satur
day night with her sister Mrs.,
C. E. Moser.
Little Miss Nannie Moser visit
ed her grahd-parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Isley, of “Hill Top,”
Sunday.
Mr. Roy Fo^leman found a
box of clothing in the road near
his mail box last Friday ^ week
ago, and the owner can get thein
by calling at Roy’s and proving
ownership of ’ same, Roy and
family visited at J W. H. Isley’s
Sunday and Mr. J. K Isley, on
his way to A. R. Isleys, stopped
at J. W. H/s and run his "gass-
o-lipper" awhile before going on
toA. R.’s.
"We crossed the new bridge at
Capt. Thomas C.^'oust’s the first
time on July 31st. It will be a
great convenience to - those who
travel that road.
10, Everybody cordially invited
to come and bring a basket smd
enjoy the day.
Glad to note Mrs. A. B.;Crouse
who has been right sick is im
proving.
Sf>ve/al of our people atteT)ded
the protrac'ed meeting at Frie-i
dom Sunday.
Mrs. G. C. Knoer of Richmond,
Va., is visiting at Mr. J, W.
Sharpes this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P, Whitt of:
Whitsett npent Saturday and
Sunday with their pare nts, l^Ir.
and Mrs. VV.‘R. Whitt.
R.F.D. KO. 4.
R. F. i). No. 7.
Crops are now suffering for
r^in.
Mr. George N. Moser, return
ed today from Vinton. Va. where
he has been visiting friends for
the past several days.
Mr. Charks H. Isley returned
last Saturday from Caswell coun
ty where he attended the Mason
ic picnic at Baynes Store. Charles
goes to Caswell pretty often, so
there must be other attractions
over there for him.
Miss Addie Nicholson is visit
ing friends in Raleigh for awhile.
Miss Bertie Isley spent Satur
day, night and Sunday at Mr.
Isaac Shrrpes over on No. 1.
The membereK>f the Junior Or
der gave an Ice Cream supper at
Bellemont School House Saturday
night and a large crowd attend
ed and enjoyed it.
Mr. H. A. Garrett, of Greens
boro, who is visiting his parents
on No. 7, gave a lecture at Belle
mont Sunday night in the inter
est of the M. P. Orphanage to be
built, soon, between High Point
and Greensboro, and a nice sura
The farmers were all glad to
see the nice little rain Saturday
I night and Sunday.
I Miss Bertha. Boon of the route
and Mr. Vernon Isley of Whit
sett spent Saturday night and
Sunday the guests ^>f Miss Pearl
Warren of Corbett, N. C. They
aeport a nice time.
Misses Edith Moore and Lizzie
Fogleman (rf Burlington spent
Saturday and Sunday on No. 4
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Beale is spending
two weeks in Burlington visiting
Mr. Walter Trollinger.
Misses Flora and Earlye Sharpe
visited on No. 10 Saturday and
Sunday. The guests of Misses
Eugenia and Espa Clapp.
Several from the route attend
ed services at Brick Church Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Flora Belle Morrow of
Burlington spent several days on
the route the guests of Miss
Kate Whitsell.
Miss Emma Shepphard of Gib-
sonvillels visiting on the route.
The guest of Miss Maud Shepp
hard.
The annual Sunday school pic
nic will be at St. Mark’s Reform
ed Church Saturday August the
R. F. ». No. 10.
Rain is very much needed*
Quite a large crowd attericled
the».Children’s Day exercises at
Brick Church Saturday.
Protracted meeting b^gan at
Brick Church Sunday. BMng the
weather was rathex" unfayomble
there wasn't such a large crowd
present.
Misses Flora and Earlie Sharpe
of Route 4, spent Saturday night
and Sunday visiting Misses Espa
and Eugenia Clapp and attended
services at Brick Church Sunday,
Mrs. W. G. Lewis of Greens-
boco who has been visiting her
parents for the last few days on
Route 10 returned to her home
Sunday.
Milsses Espa and Eugenia Clapp
and Miss Dorna Greeson are all
at home after spending several
days in Graham attending the
Teachers’ Institute.
"Are 9«i s«laf to the Bttcttni7
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Women living on larmis and in rural distr? I
liaven’t time to seek and enjoy social pleasu 1
Distances are too g^rea^the work is too urg^
Women grow lonesome and listless when robr
of these pleasures^
TUe Ritfal tdephone
8olves the problem. It enables women to talk with nej
bors and mends and keep jdive to the news of thed
Our free booklet tells how jrou can have a telephoned
yoiir hom€^ at small cost. Women living in the
should write forit Address
Fanners Line Department
SOUtHERN BEIL TEtEPHONE
Ik TELEGRAPH COMPANY
South St^ Atlanta, Ga.
LONG LOST RING FOUND
IN OLD PiOEON PT
PITTSBURG, Aug. l.-Fif-
teen years ago Joseph C. Baird,
now cashier of the First National
bank of Washington, Pa., lost a
gold band ring while out driving.
Yesterday J. J. Davin a retired
manufacturer, brought the png
to Mr, Baird after having, found
it in his pigeon left. The only
explanation advance is thdt a
pigeon owned by Mr. Davin found
and carried the ring to the
loft.
ober, unless the wheatheriis unu
sually mild.
Prize Offers from Leading M^ufacturers
Booki^n patents. “Hints to inventors.”“Inventions needed."
‘Why some inventors fail.” Send rough s’letph or model for
search of Patent Office records. Oiir Mr. Greeley was fomiaiy,
Acting Commlssiorter of Patents, and ate such had full charge of
the U. S. Patent Office/ ,
Patent Attor^ys
Washington^ X). C.
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•B. A. SELLARS & Son s
HNAL SALE of ALL SUMMER DRESS GOODS, READY to WEAR
GARMENTS AND LOW CUT SHOES.
Never have we made prices so low as we have for this sale—^many
goods are reduced half in price, and all are cheaper than you have ever
bought reliable goods for before. You have known us long enough > 0
know we do not misrepresent our goods or prices. You can come to
this sale with full assurancp that you will find everything as represented.
Here are a few of the many items that ha ve been reduced.
Colored Lawns^ Batiste^
Final fut in price
and Dimities,
10c Quality at 7c 12 l-2c quality at 9c 15c Quality at 32 lr2c
20 and 25v Quality at 15c.
Ready Made Waist.
In Tailored and Lingree
$1.00 & $1.25 Quality at 75c
,50-
All Wool Skirts Redttc-
ed froril $1.50 to $400 J„ CaUtea aL'UneZ
New Arrivals
15 Unene Coat suits
$1.00 Quality at 75c
.50 “ ‘ 39c
Mostly white and slightly soiled
Were $3.00 up to $5.50 '
Your choice at $1.00.
Ginghams and
Percals suitable for
house dresses and
10 House Dresses
Colors white and blue.
Slightly soiled. Were
R. It. 01*1. cljiWrens school dresses. SO
rique and Linene bkirts. gest qualities and new , All 11/ 1 r I. e 1
Nice, new, clean stock. patterns lOc and 12 ^ 001 ^ MllltS
l-2c. from ^,00 to
B A
BURLINGTON,
&sdN,
N. C.
N«*e8 »f Tho$e Wl
twed the Diifpatcli
nAme
^rtha May Horne
Addie %v.
Aurelia Ellington,
Mebane, R. No.
W. J. Brooks »
jjary Lee Coble, R..
Waller Workman
Lizzie Gheek
Bettie Lyde May
W. L Braxton, Snov
Martin L. Coble, R.
T. F. Matjcins,
Gibsom
Carrie'Albright,
Haw R
Mrs. B. L. Shoffner
J. R. King,
Greens!
May Carr Hall
Margie Cheek
Doyle Heritage
/Memorial Si
Last Sunday pnor
Baptist Church a ve
memorial service
.. honor of, Rev. J. G.
Dr. Thomas Hume,
were among the fo
of this church. 1
addresses were by
Robertson, Mr. E.
eron. Rev George
Ciithb^rt, Ga., all c
students under Dr.
Prof. Cdlier Cobb \
ly associated with
Chapel Hill. Prof.
paying the highest
Christian charter 0
stated the same cf
scholars of the nort
to him that Dr. I
Cmwford H. Fay, n
were the two leadii
all the^ south. ]
paid verj^,. feigh 1
goodness liind wort
Hime and; Mr. Hoc
The only survivi
Mr. Hocutt waspr(
a brief skitch of
Many relatives j
both men were 1
various parts. All
were of a high (
service was exce
and helpful.
R. F. D. PI
Saturday was a
remembefed in tb
people as a day of I
A great mass of r
eight hundred and
in.number gathere
celebrate the annt
occasion of the am
R. F. routes N^^2,1
Watson R. No 1 an
R. No 1. The eye
gazes upon a seen!
witnessed at this
when a table one
seventy five feet v.
the most temptinj
Suffice it to say t
t hrong was fed w'i
of fragments rer
gopd women of
borhoods try to ei
in ihe preparing o
occasion was evid
Speeches equal
were made by Mesi
Prof. J. B. Robe:
R. M, Andrews.
Two games of
many of the sp
Baynes crossed ba
dale, and again wi
The excellet or
w^af a marked fea
be excelled by a
size. While the s
which was of jovi
used the crowd.
That these R. .
will be attended
crowds another ye
by the good time
The Carriers wl
in making the er
success are to be
Kotice To Sch
All school child
to enter the City
at its opening wh
vaccinated are re(
fore allowed to ei
The health offic
Moser requests tl
be not delayedtbi
at once, as he ha
ly of vaccinati
h€md; -
The Ditpatch a
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