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Hugh Isley of Trinity a'^dj Carof fine } ellow bannas, Mer-
Chris Isley of Chapel Hill sp-'-' chants Supply Co.
from Friday to Sunday the guest
jf their parents.
Saturday night Feb. 22 at 7:30
o'clock the young ladies of Bethel
school will give a box party for
the benefit of the school.
Mrs. J. H. Mebane spent last
week in the town of Greensboro
where she was the guest of her
son Mr. Nick Mebane.
Mr. F. L. Renigar ha,s im
proved the looks of his residence
on Lexington Avenue by adding
an appUcation of paint.
Miss Flora Mebane spent part
of last week in Guilford county
attending the funeral of her
aunt Mrs. J. C. Foust.
Paul Morgan a student at
Genuine Oliver Chill Plow see
Coble Bradshaw Go.
Miss Mary Cates of Greensboro
spent last week with Mrs.
Ada Patterson.
Fide Greeson of High Point
spent Sunday in town the guest
of his sister Miss Blanche Gree
son.
A box paity will be given at
Glenhope Graded School Friday
night February 28. The public
is cordially invited.
Mr, Ernest Cheek mail carrier
of R. F. D. 10 spent Saturday and
Sunday at Stain back the guest of
his friend Mr. Walter Stainback.
During this time the same reductions will
vaii as previousiy advertised.
The Savings are One-Third on All Men's
and Bo s’ Suits Overcoats, with One
Rack of Men’s odd Suits at Half
of Forn»er Prices.
This Clearance Sale will continue ojfily ten more
days. The balance of our Winter Stock Must Go. to
make room for the large lines of Spring Suits now
being bought by our Mr. Walter Sellars on the
Northern markets.
B.A. Sellars & Son
Mr, C, F. Rauhut has put in a
stock of grocers in his building
foimely occopied by The Stokes
Co.
Chapel Hili is spending some ^
days in town the guest of his pniniture
parents Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mor- Anthea Clapp spent
^ ^ , „ , , ^ ^ Sunday at Whitsett the guest of
Mr. Earle Sikes son of Rev. x.! Miss Edith Moore. Miss Moore
A. Sikes was the guest of his formerly worked in the telephone
parents for a few days recently, ‘office at this place.
He is a student at Trinity Col Oi. r.- ^ i- • ■ ^
I The State Dispatch is in receipt
° ‘ of a copy of “Tidbits”' which is
Mrs. W. B. Sellars of Mebane-1 the initial issue, published at
R. F. D. spent last week in town, | Cleveland Ohio by the West Bay
the guest of Miss Mollie Crisp i publishing Co. The book is
who was confined to her bed composed of Scraps^ and noems
with La grippe. | and is very humorous.
Mr. G. G. McBane of Snow i b. M. Hoffman, Eugene May,
Camp, N. C. was a business Herbert McClure and Staley
visitor in our town last week.
He was a very welcome visitor
at The State Dispatch office.
P|Mr. C. E. Wood, Jr., of Ral
eigh, N. C. and Mr. W. E.
Brown of Salisbury, N. C. spent
Friday and Saturday in town
the guest of friends.
Miss Robertson of Washington
is spending a few days in town
the guest of her sister Miss
Pearle Robertson one of the
faculty at the Graded School.
Miss Evie Gross and Miss Tal
ley who will be with Miss Gross
in the Millinery Department at
Jos, A, Isley & Bros. Co,, tdis
season left Monday night for
Baltimore where they will spend
several days studying the spring
styles. Miss Talley is from
Wins ton-Salem,
Cook accompanied by Mis.ses
Maihie Holt, Izora and Dora
Miss Mattie Dunlap is visiting
her uncle in Waynne, Ark.
B. A. Sellars '& Son are paint-
ting the upstairs of their store.
Mr. R. L. Coble sqent Sunday
on No. 10 the guest of his brother.
Lewis H. Holt Esq. is attend
ing court in Greensboro this
week.
Dr, J. A. Pickett of R. F. D.
No. 1 was in town Monday on
business.
Miss Birdie Holt is spending a
few days in the city with her
cousin Miss Mamie Holt.
Miss Lula Quakenbush visited
her sister, Mrs. . B. Holt on
No. 7, Sat. and Sunday.
Mary and Joseph Prichard of
Chapel Hill spent Saturday in
town shf»pping.
Mrs. J. L. Fowler of Mebane
was the guest of Mrs. R. J.
Fitzgerald Saturday. ^
Mr. Bob Robertson of Grahafh
sqent Sunday in town the guest
of Mr. B. T. Elder.
Miss Cal Boland who has been
at Durham the guest of her
Editorial JottiiiKS.
Why not malignant suffragists
now?—New York Sun,
An irreverent age is losing
faith even in the ground hog.—
New York World.
Eve had this advantage over
modern wives~she knew wheie
Adam spent his evenings.—
Philadelphia Ledger.
If the stock exchange quits
New York in a huff where will
it go? New Jersey is getting too
hot for it.—Washington Post.
'‘Let your enemies kiss you,"
says an eastern clergyman. Not
us, and we’re for peace at any
price, too.-Detroit Free Press.
It isnt often that the chiblain
and spring fever seasons lap
over each other this way.-Col
umbus, Ohio, State Journal.
Nicholson, and Birdie Holt went s ster is at home.
to Elon College Saturday night
where they attended the daba^.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Neese went
Sunday to the home of the aunt
of Mrs. Neese Mrs. J. F.
Julian, R. F. D. i where they
will be present at the home
coming of Mr. and Mrs. Gurley
W. Starr who were married n-r.
cently in the city of New York.
Opining to a conflict in the
services at Whitsett, St Marks
ano Springwood the Burlington
Reformed Church changed the
date of services, at the service
last Sunday from the second and
^.urth to the first and third.
This will give prfaching at the
Reformed church again Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fraley
whojhave been ..visiting in Floridc.
have returned.
Mr. Jno. Barnes^ spent Satur-
Starr, djay and Sunday in Greensboro
the guest of his cousin.
Jos. A. Isltry will leave last of
the week for the northern market
where he will purchase goods,
Messers C. T. H->lt, S. A. Horn
and C. A, Walker are bird hunt
ing today Wednesday.
I Mr. Leroy Cates, of Raleigh,
N. C. and brother, Vance Cates
spent Sunday in town the guest
of their brother, 0. C. Gates,
Mr. Cecil Albright of No. 7, has
gone to Clayton, N. C. in the
interest of the J. Van Lindley
. Nursery Co.
; Mr, and Mrs. E. H. Cheek
I of Durham spent Sunday in
i town the guest of Mr. C. H.
Cates and family.
Mrs. J, H. Anderson of Ral
eigh is spending several days the
guest of her parents Mr. and
. Mrs. R. L. Spoon.
Miss Mamie Ray one of the
teachers of the Friendship grad,
ed school spent Saturday night
: the guest of her sister Miss Addie
’ Ray.
Miss Addie Lynch has accept
ed a position with the Southern
Bell teK^phone Co., she takes the
place of Miss Byrd McClure.
Miss Maimmie Pickard spent
last Saturday and Sunday the
I g-uest of Misses Allie and Willie
' Patterson’ returning Sunday to
. Chapel Hill.
Miss Ida Loy and Mr. Jas.
^ Fowler were married last Thurs
day. leaving on the five o’clock
i train for Durham where they
will make their home.
! Miss Allie Patterson who has
I been assisting her brother in the
' office of The Water Light and
Power Com, will return to J. D.
& L. B, Whitted's first of Mar,
j
i Mrs. Bertha Homewood, wife
i of Mr. Solomon Homewood who
1 lives about two miles from town
I on No. 7, vvas taken to St, Leo’s
; Hospital, Greensboro, N. C.,
Sunday for treatment.
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New Nickle Comes Saturday.
Washington Feb. 24.—The
new nickle of Indian head and
Buffalo design will be put into
general circulation on eaturdiay.
Already the treasury department
has received application from
banks tor more than 2,000,000,
of the new coins.
"i shouldn’t think that you
could love a young man who
stutters so?”
‘‘Why not?”
‘ Tt is such a distressing afflic
tion. If must take him an hour
to tell you gojd night”
' Tt doe?. He not only stutters
in his talk but in his kissing.”
— Houston Post.
Felix Somerfisid Not Captured
Mexice City, Feb, 23. —Felix
Somerfitld a Ceiman, chief of^
Madero’s secret service, who
according to reports, was ex
ecuted, has not even been cap
tured. His whereabouts are
known to his friends, who say
he is safe for the present at leiist
Tar Heels To Race A Two-Mile
Relay Cariise Indians !o.
Chapell Hill, Feb. 24.-That
the University of North Carolina
will contest the Carlisle Indians
in a two-mile relay race at the
Georgetown in loor meet iMarch 1
is practically assured. Nat Cart-
mell, Carolina’s athletic trainer,
received *>, telegram from the
manager of the meet today sta-
ing that Carlisle would engage
with race with the Tar Heels^
Detailed arrangements for the
race are under way, and entries
will doubtless be advised at once.
What a lot
V.»
of fun Carrie Nat
ion could have ^'f she only had
lived to be a London suffragette.
—St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Commits Suicide,
Robt. Strador once a resident
of this city committed suicide at
his home in Richmond one day
last week. He is remembered by
a number of our oldest citizens.
No reason for the fatal act is giv
en. While a resident of this city
he lived near what is now Gl^in
1 Raven.
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