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Services;
Itvery Sunday, 11:00 a. m. and
t:^ p. m. . „
Holy Ccanmunion: First Sun-
«y. 11 :0b a- m. Third Sunday,
Tl86 a. m.
and Saints’ Days, 10:00 a.
aS.
8tmday S^ooK 9:30 a. m.
The public is cordially invited.
All pews free.
CkiuB«n d«cr^
, Oomer Church and Da'pis Sts.
Iw. A. B EtafUfi, Pcttor,
S€gfiem. '
Preaching every Sunday, 11:00
«k in. and 8:00 p. m.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Jno.
£. Foster, Supt
(%ristian Endeavor Services,
l^«nday evenings at ,7:15
Mid-week Prayei* Se^»ice, eve-
Wednesday at 8:00 p. m.
Ladies' Aid and Missionary So-
itety meets on Monday after the
'facond Sunday in each month.
A cordial invitation extended
to all
A Church Home for Visitors
asd Strangers.
Gieacoe Hoaor Roll
Miss Bessie Howard, Principal
Miss Alma Graves, Assistant.
Roll of Honor
First Month
Primary Room
Bettie Wilson %
Argie Marshall 96
Carlos Pennington 95
Walfer Watson ^
Anna pall 95. .
Carleane jp'enhington 95
Advanced Room
Jessamine Oldham 98
Aln^a Pennington 96.8
Ralph WilsQn 96.$
Coripa ^riville’ ^
Jessie l^umy 96 ,
Ernest Pennington 95.2
IV)m Diipkey 9^2
Floyd McCauley 95.2
Vick Simmons 95
Perfect Attendance
Cbncora Keins
There has been kts of scarlet
fever in this neighborhood late
ly but most everybody is over it
now.
Mr. W. R. Curl visited relat
ives in Granville CO. last .week
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. , Rojar^rs
visitM the}i?ijdaupj!it§rr Rob
Mann Saturday :=riig^ and Suil-
day.
Mr. and Mrs Weldon Andrew
visitedA. C.. Andrews Sun
day.
Little Miss Callie Rogers visi'
ited,>Miss^s JEffie and DeUa Curl
Sunday. ,
M#. Bud' Curl visited Miss
Robena Braxton Saturday night
a^fundaA
Mr. lij’arnest Cvirl of Burliii'ig
S«r!kgton Refomed Churdi.
Corner Front and Anderson Sts.
SeT. J. D. Awrfttr. Pcft«r.
Sunday Schoo! every Siibbath,
|Nk45 3. m.
Preaching every 2nd and 4th
Ifibbath. 11:00 a. m. and 8:00 p.
m,
MM -week Service every Tlmrs-
My. 7:45 p- m.
A cordial wejcome to all.
Parsonage 2nd dx*r easi of
Presbyterian CbBrcls.
Ew. Do»«!c r
Bervkes eve: /
It,, m. and 8:00 p, rn,
Jewell Allen, Corina Faucette,
Argie Faucette, Wyona Murray,
Carleane Pennington, Walter
Waton, John Wilkins, Ralph Wil
son, Conna Fonville, Jessie
Murray, Una Wilkins, Roy Wilsan
Annie Allen,^ die Allen, Willird
Allen, Sully Oldham, Je.ssamjne
Oldham, Tom Dickej% Frank
Dickens.
Second Month
Primary
Carleane Pennington, 96
Carlos Pennington 9f>
Bertie Wilson 96
Anna Hali 96
Pauline Simmons 95
Advanced
JessHyninfc Oldham 9G
Anns Allen 95
Fred Welch 95
Ferfect Attendance
Beitie Wiison, Mamie Wilson.
Walter Watson. John Wilkins’
Corina Faucette, Anna Hall,
KodeJj Murray. Zachary Murray,
Carloane J’ennington, Ralph Wil
son, Jfssie Murray, Corina Fon-
ville, Torn Dickey, Una Wilkins
Roy '(VjXson,
ton spent Some days with his
parents and iodk a biri hunt. '
Mr. W. J. Riddle visitdd at
Allen McBanes Sunday.
Mr. J. L.R^:^ and family visited
at A. L. Levvises Sunday.
There will be a xmas tree at
Concord School housed Tuesday
evening Dec. 24.
Mrs. Etta Baily and sons of
Greensboro visited friends and
relatives in this comunity last
Nr. W. G. Ci^url and Ralph'
LRiddle visited at W. J. Riddle
aturday night and Sunday.
Bud Curl looks a little bit
blue since Mr. Zacharys people
moved away, dont cry Bud
Argie will come back again.
LANTERNS
most reliable lantcm fojr farm use
. ..terials,.so that it >s';^rd^^|iiri4T4uf^
witfepiit ^ingljca%;£uri|';a^ * '
It gives a’deaf^, ptrdngMhti ■; lif'
It ^bloW bijti,
an ex^rt-mitde’ 1arit4rii;'' ''Made ^
sises. There' Is. ,a' ■
STANDARD 0|L COMPAPilY
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spfiii a man in
felt terrible W;'/
hiB doetdr found I
broken: «bs g
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Columbia, Mo.
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Prosperity seems to cause more!
discontent than does hard times'
— the more there is to get thel
more folks imagine they are’t j
getting their share, j
_A man's holiday is jast what
his wife has been waiting for.
She has saved up about a week’s
work in anticipation of the oc
casion.
Be Sure to Sef
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Jessamine Oldham, Fourrh of July st,Hg-ffft]*s hi
Alma Pennington. Mabel' Fau-|ity. ~ ' '
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g-anaay
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Frayer-mee; v',>dT;es(
Et! S:CO p, :ii.
flie !)ubuc is
iii? sU service'?,
■ycerfe, Annie Allen, Oiie Allen, j ever, if, the v,-onderful healins-
Hj^aMy; 5!d!«Rm, Frot! Welch, Wil- i by Buklen’s Arnica Salve, o
Ch.H-he Durham. I ihousands, who sn^fl'erod I'ron
We have the largest Stock we have ever shown ard
we are in a position to save you money, in addition
givi-.g you an immence stock from which to make
selection.
Just received the largest lot ot rugs and druggets ev«
shipped to Alamance county at one time
' - “Jof R.ngis°?o UltctCrtm""" -^^ortmen,
MAKES THE mWh' G;1SP. |
Tne awful list of injuries on a i
'om
: burn.'^, cuts, ,bu))et wouj.s
.cr exf>)o.sions. I is the (luiek!
.'i(!s riifiii; htyh’i* Oj' ;>oils, ul‘.*>'r,s, c-c/.;;:!ria.
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A full line of Heaters, comforts and blankets
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Woinavi's
jffst Tiiursday 3;./’ i'. n;.
i^adies’ Aid Sork'ty. Hrj-:
fiay S:30 p. m.
&le Methodist Proieslaat Ch^rc^,
FJast Davjg Street.
Rt7. Thoicat E. Fsslsff,
P»Tfionoj?e next door to Church)
Services:
Morning, 11:00 Evening, 8*00.
Prayer meeting Wedr^es day
evenings.
Ladies’Aid and Missionery So-
deties every Monday afternoon
affcsr first Sunday in each month.
• Sunday School 9:80 h. m.
Rev. R, M, Arid: ew3, Supt.
■Exellent Baraca ana Fhilathea
€kises. You are invited to at-
all services.
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(’iisi.orner.s.
We carry in esc and
f‘.irnir.hir,g.
Oura\:)ck IS open for vour inspection, Yo';
Y.dcume a.i oiu: j.jlace.
LdtftSt also in iiiUis-on Phonog')’H|j]j.s and rt.‘i:;ords
host i,i Fuf an
inspection.
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Green and McClure
Furniture Co.,
Phone day or night 2.51-L. Graham, N. C.
M. E. diiiirch. Sooth.
Rer. T. A, Sykce, P«»t«9r,
Preaching every Sunday mom-
»IE and evening.
Bandsy School^ 9:30 a. m.
P?ayer Service, Wednesday
fcvening:.
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Macedonia Lutheran Clr c'i.
Front Street,
Rvt. C. I. Mmrgio, Pwtw.
fEetidence next door to Church.)
Morning Service at 11:00 a, m.
Vespers at 3:30 p. m.
^Noservices on third Sundays.)
Sunday School 9;45 a. m.,. ev-
isry Sunday.
Teachers’ Meeting, Wednesday
*06 p. m. (at parsonage.)
Woman’s Missionary Society
'titer morning service on fourth
icndayg.)
L. C. Bs., Saturday before
i fed Sundays, 3:00 p. m,
L. L. L.f third Sundays at 8:00
i> m.
Webb Arenne M. £. Qiorck,
Rw. Bv T. Htiky. Pawtw.
Preaching^ every first Sunday
’St 11 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., second
Sunday at 8 p. m.
Sunday School every Sundav
John F. Idol. Sunt.
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Postal
Brings
This
Book
It IS free—Jt tells how you can have
local and long distance telephone ser
vice in your home at very small cost.
today. Write nearest Bell Tele
phone Manager, or
farmers* LINE department
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
ATLANTA, GA.
Sale now on! Our entire stock of Men’s and Boys
suits and overcoats is on sale now at cut priv.es.
Certainly no occassion has been presented, ivhere
such values are sacrificed to price so early in the
season.
Suits for cl! £er\’ices, in a full variety of standlard
shades, i^egular Se rges, Wide-Wale Diagonals, Chev
iot Suitings aud Kigh-toned nov€it;y inixtures.
Below we give you a few prices:—
MEN o SUITS
$12.50 for 7.75
15.00 “ 9.25
1.8.50 “ 12.25
20.00 “ 14,00
BOYS' SUITS
From 8 to 18 size, $1.75 to |7,50. These art Nor-
tolits and double-breastsd.
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Millinery,
Our milliner;
fall season liairii
millinery seaso
beautiful fall ai
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Happy «ic girt
My of the diseases
sufferer, happy is s
benefits of Cardui,
Cardul is a g^ei
It is a natural med
It has been, in sue
has cured thousand
tak
Mrs. Maiy ^
there is no tonic
with tiie very bes
everything a womai
Now, I feel bettej
always nieoiinniend
can't praise if too
worn-out women, Q
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300 Men s overcoats to be closed out at
from $aSO to $15.00
Big line of Ladies’ cloakis and jackets at
a bargain.
Home of Good Clothes
s. PRYOR STREET
are no'
CO. We have
fix for you, ai
M your trade,
the market atl
work for th(
Every pile
personal care
you get
in Burli
QbacGO stop
ho use where
have one of tl
so let u;
*®r what you
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and We think
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