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I IX>CAT^AK^I) PERSONAL %
•nic Firs6 Nationdi Baiiik sign has has Jots of beautiful presents tor
omved, a full description in Friday’s , Christmas. The bMaar ■will continue
i^ue. tomomvw.
Dr. C. A. Anderson and bride re
tamed yesterday from their bridal
tour.
Misses Lcnna and Lessic Andrews,
of Greensboro, s^i«sit Sun^y here with
friends.
M«ssrs. W. A. Mebane and Ed. Holt
are spending today on Route S, bird
hunting.
Mrs. W. 1. hmre, cf Charfette, is
tie gwest of Mrs. J. G. King for .i
few days.
Miss Julia Cates, of Greensboro,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Cates.
Sfi^es Mae Barratt and Pear! Ki
lls spent Siindiay in the country at
liic Murry Club' House.
Mr. E. T. Gross, of-Norfolk, Va., is
here for a few days on jMx;ount of the
illness of his little boy.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lee wiK leave
Tfeursday for Bra»;iJ, after siiending:
tite past six montiis here.
Hr, i. B. -F. Jobe, of .Mebane, wa»
in ,town anu gav«. his renwal for.
•nte Twice-A-Weolt Oispatcii. ■.•
We Vere'sci'rry pa lean* this tfjora-
iitg of the death of Mrs. W. E. Walk
er’s st«p-moth«r, on Boute 2.
t'oBter Shoe Co., vrill close Ttianks-
KivtniK Day ne has been Hieir usual
cuatcnn for c number of years.
The Philatbea Class of the first
Baprtist Church wi'l hold a Fancy Sale
D«w9n^r i and S. The pl»* will be
mentioned in our next fssue.
Hie Bazaar given by the Christian
Church in the Hay Building today
Mr. Emsity Coblo, of Winston-Sa-
lem, an old friend of The Dispatch, is
in town today. He will epend a week
in the county near Hartshorn, with
relatives.
Miss Clause Simpscn died Sunday
the honic of heir sister, Mrs. Jack
Capps, near Lakeside, after an illness
of more tJian a year. Burial at Beth
el today by Bev. J. W. Holt.
The Woman’s Guild of the Episco
pal OhunJi will have a Christinas tree
Wodrissday, Devcsnber 2, from 1 to 10
P. M. if; th3 building formerly oocu-
piel by The Busy Bee Cafe, o'pposite
Piedmont Hotel.. Light refreshments
will be served.
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sooi) 0R. ROV LO.NG!
Hie many friends of our fellow-
townsroan. Mr. Boy Long;, 'will be glad
to know that he has passed a suc
cessful exsuBination before the £Nate
Board of Pharmacy. There were only
2R successful applicants of a class
at SI. Thare •mxf: six colored appli
cants, none of whom passed.
Ab^ut tea days ago Mr. Long went
to Atlanta arid took an examination
»»d pwned with a gt^ grade, «Mch
i;«f:ista!'8 i?» 33 States—Uw States
recot^izing this beard.
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imiBB.
Alfred A. Michnel departed thi:»
life aft hfe iKnrie near Gibsotiville, N.
C., Kovembcr 20th, 191*1, in his sflxty-
fcurth yaar. A large family of sons
Cfid daufrhterii and his wife arc sore
ly befeavcd by his death. He wks a
good ijitiEen, a kind neighbor and will
Vte missed in the ooramunity w^ere he
lived. He kcd been a consi^nt mem
ber of Bethlehem Chrisri;Van Church
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ALAMANCE COUNH’S
Largest asid Stroagesi Bank.
□T4SLISRED im.
Wdrds from
Andrew Carnegie
Andrew Carnegi^s words concerning: saving should
carr^ weight. Hn h*is tried it and he knuvs. He says:
‘TOR every'DOLLAR YOU CAN FEODUCE
AS A RESULT OP HARD EARJ^ SAVINGS. MID
AS, IN SEARCff OF A PARTNER, WILL LEND ON
CREDIT A THOUSAND. IT IS NOT CAPITAL THAT
MEN REQUISl': IT IS THE MAN WHO HAS PROV
ED THAT HE liA^s THE BUSINESS HABITS THAT
CREATE CAPITAL.”
Suppose you ^gin foiming business habi is by plac
ing your first deposit with us tomorrow.
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AUMM LODNtp^CO..
“THE BANK WiTH THE
about. 40 yea^ PiineraJ and inter-
ment it Bothlriieih Church, conduct
ed byhis pstStoy, Rev. J; Wi'floW.
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BARACA-PHaATHEA CONFER-
£.\'CB PROGRAM.
The .'/ f)ifty;^ile Baraca-Flwlathea
Confefence, to be held in Burlington^
N. C., November 27,19, 1914.
Ou:^.'Slogan: Organise Classes.
. • .*aUI)Ay EVENING.. ;.I
S^ O'dock Front StxcMiMiMiibdiM'
Church; ?(•!•'■ ■' ’ '
Music. -»
Prayer, led by Rev.!.D. -15....Tuttle."
Baraca Quartette. ^
Address of Welconie—For the City,
Hon. John H; Vernon; For (Ssurches,
Bev. G. L. Curry; for City Union, Miss
Bertha I. Cates.
.Response, Mr. M; Bj Andrews, Cary.
Solo. : '
-Announcements.
Union Benediction. \
“Get Acquainted" and Social Hour.
SATURDAY MORNtNG.
Christian Church.
S:00—Devotional Exercises, led by
Rev. D. C. Cox.
9:10—“Our Intermediates and Jun
iors,” Prof. 3. Edward Allen.
9:45—“Why I Believe in Baraca and
Philathea,'* Miss Christine Thcntas,
Henderson; W. E. Sharpe, Burlington.
10-.15— Round Table Discussion—
Questions We Want Answered, led
by Miss Flo.sEie A. Byxd, General Sec
retary.
10:45—Some 'Hiings Our City Union
Has Done, Mi.ss Lola Long, Greens
boro; Mr. Claud M. Pritchett, Greens
boro.
ll;00_“Things We Want to Know
About Baraca and PhUathet,” Miss
Byrd.
11:30—Syaiposium: What Baraca
and Philathea Ciassss Have Done for
tSie Church and School, led by Mr.
M B. Andrews.
12:00—Adjournment.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
First National Bank
: - BURLINGTON. N. C.
Noveffifjei' ^,1914.
Dear Sir: -
I • i-''i t t 4 t t
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Clhristian ChultSi.
2:00—County Union and Organi/a-
tion of Alamance County Union, led
by Miss Flossie A. Byrd.
2:30—^“Ideals for the Teacher and
How 1 Tcach My Class.” Mr. J. M.
Stone, Greensboro; "Mr. B. E. Jones',
Cireensboro; Mr. E. S. W. Dameron.
Burlington.
3:00—“What We Are Doing and
How We .^re Dfting if ' (iitduding one
minute class reports) by delegates.
.•J:30—“SociaJ to Save,” Miss Mar
guerite Halliday, Greensboro.
3:40—Secret Service and Consecra
tion.
4:00—Adjourn.
S.'VTliRDAi EVEN«S«,
Christian Church.
8:09—Song.
Prayer, led by Rev. Donald Mclver.
Solo.
-Address—“Efficiency in C3»ristian
Work,"' Prof. J. Ed'ward Allen, Wftr-
renton.
Music.
tjnion Benediction,
SUNDAY .HORNING.
9:30—Delegates may attend the
Sunday School of their choice.
11:00—Delegates may attend the
Church Services of their ehoice.
SUNDAY AFTERJfOON.
2:30—Conferen^ *' Mass Meeting,
Front Street M. E. Church.
Music.
Prayer, led by S^v.^, S. Brown.
Baraca Quartett^^f’^ .
.Address—Loyalty to Christ, Bev.
F. T. ColIi;is, Clinton.
Song.
Union Benedietiore.
This letter is to Jet yoa kn >iv thit ojf bank has become a member of
the FEDERAL RESERVE BANKING SYSTEM of the United States.
The soundneiw and ability of the bank and the CHARACTER OE THE
MEN behind that bank ^e investigated before the United States Govern
ment wiH allow a bank to become a member of the Federal Reserve System
Once a member of the Federal Reserve System a bank is one of the VAST
. ARMY of responsible bankis which STAND TOGETHER for each other's protec
tion; and the U. S. Government at Washiiigton, D. C.. through its repre
sentatives on each Federal Reserve Bank Board, supervises and assists all
member banks.
Thy best brains o; BANKERS and B.USiNESS MEN in America thought
out this FEDERAI^ RESERVE SYSTEM^ Xnown, trusted, capable bankers
a«d busines.s men of superior intelligence give their full time to making
thi systiem holpfui.
Under this system we can take our securities to our district Federal
Koserve Bank -.vhenever we want to and get MONET.
Your money i-= abs-.lutely safe in our bank and YOU CAN GET IT WHEN
YOU WANT IT
Come in and "talk bussiness” with us. We al ways have time to
listen.
You.'s very tra)y.
Ceshier.
OgATH OF MRS. CHEEK.
We regret' to ihroniclc the death:
of Mrs. Ciieek, wife of Mr. Boardman
BAPTIST MEETINGS.
The meeiin*:s at the Baptist Church j
lire growing in interest al each J>er-!
R. Che^,. which occurred at iier home ; vice. Last Sunday -svas a big day
in Calavsnder Academy neighborhood
early. Tuesday morning after art ill
ness of sometime of a complication of
diseases- She suffered for a year or
more frpm caiicer of the throat, which
was tbs direct cause of her untiinely
departure. She was aged about 60
years,.'iaiui -was one of that section’s
for many v.*rc added to ths Church.
At the fc'iiiid»y night service, the
church was cr>wded to iis utmost ca
pacity and Mr. Dew delivered an able
sermon which was especially to the
fathers and husbands of the city,
Monday right in the Baptist cfeurch,
Mrs. Dew »poke to lite women, on her
most jiighly esteemed and respected conversioai from Cathaliciem. At the
wonVen. • The remains were isid to saina hour in the M. P. CJiurch, Mr.
rest at Bethel Baptist church yestei-- Dnw spoke to tihe men, nnd a large
day morning at 31 o’clock. She was attendance was prssent at both iier-
a devout member of the Baptist vice».
Chureh.- The last sad rites over the Thsrc wiii be. servicei. every after-
rel- a ns of this good woman were very noon at 3 o'clock and every evening
touching and witnasscd by a very largo ac T;30 during the weo’s.
crowd of her relatives and friend”.* A special service wili i>c held on j
The services were conducted by her Thanksgiving- morning at 10:30: Sub-1
pastor, Rev. Mr. Green, who was as» ject: “Heaverjy Eecogmtion.”
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It is i.nnounced from • New York
that Mr. .T. B. Duke has contributed
$10,000 to tihe Belgian relief fund,
rhe brave Belgians and their saSfer-
ing families are certainly worthy of
■such generosity and consi3eration.
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Many man of many minds run cit
ies of many far behind.
ACTIVE LIVER MEANS HEAI.TB.
If you want good health, a clear
ctmpiexion and freedom from Dizzi-
pcss. Constipation, Biliousness, Usad-
»(‘hes and Indigestion, take Dr. King’.s
New Life Pills. They drive oat fer-
n-enting and undigested foods, clear
the Blood and care Constipation. Only
i!bc. at your druggist.
sistcd by^hsr form«c. pastor. Rev. J.' —
F. McDuffle. - Mrs. Cheek is survived MONROE CONCERNS NOT CLO«- j
by her hdsband, foor daughters and! ED DOWN,
live son.i ,as foUows: Messrs. J. L. j Editor of The Daily News:
Cheek, of 'CStape! Kill, John B. Cheek,! My attention ha.s been called to a
of Eurti^i^n, Mack, Luther, and Ben-' clipfjing fro.nj your paper staUng that
nie, -Ed. Cheek, of Dur- the Piedmont Buggy Company and (he
ham, JfesHf M. B.’ S^lf, of Florida, Mrs. Cotton States Wagon Company h.id
C. Holt ^si^-»-SBdington, and Mrs. closed down on account of ho busi-
W. N. Beeves. The family have the ne.sa. Beg to say that your corre*-
s>wpathy of Wiair many friends in poiident is somev-hat misinformed aa |
the loss of this good woman. neither of the above named firm:n are .
—0— closed. While the buggy business is
Mrs. Cheek was the mother of our extremely quiet our wagon business is
j townsma.T Mr. J. B. Cheek, and Mrs. aimosi norma! as we are running «i
C. Holt Cates, who have the sym- hours per day, six days per week,
pathy of The Dispatch and host of There is no iikelihoad of us closing
other friends. we are getting ne«r business daily
The Chattanooga Times describes a>'.d present prospects are very good
“perfect love” as that “which seme- for a steady improvement of ad lines,
times exists between two people he- Cotton States Wagon i.o..
fore thay have time to build ii house Piedmond Buggy Company, :
together, write a play together, o,r go By T. J. Payne, Pres. ^
camping together.'* Why not go the Monroe. Nov. 19, ’14. :
whole length and say “or before they : O i
have time to live together in the holy FOUR POSTOFFICE CLERKS CN- i
THANKSGIVING SEWICE.
Rev. D. H. Tuttle conduct
Thanksgiving Services in^S^nfSti'eet
Methodist Church on Th^cway,-Nov.
26lh. ISie public generaSly are invit
ed. OfferijsJis wll be accepted for
the Methodist Orphanage at Sateigh,
and also for the “Silent Sufl?erers in
Belgium.” Mr. Tuttle oar
people to meditate on our great u»r-
8 ^gtion, a.!^ make offi
'^c^din^ as God
av
fferinM
Sod^
state of matrimony?’'
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CHAMP CLARK GETS PLEDGES
OF SUPPORT.
Washington, Nov. 19.—Speaker
Champi Clai'k is receiving pledges of
support as 'pressing head of the
House In the next Congress. Already
165 of the 230 odd Democrats elected
to the nesct House, have assured him
of their votes and his friends assert
ed' tonight his re-e)2ctibn was assur
ed.
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Bank Teller—This check is al! right
but yoii mnet be introduced! Can you
bring in hu!)twind 7
Woman—-Who, Jack ? Why, i,f Jacls'
thiiui^' Sroo an ' introduction
to' me^he’jJfeock your block off.
»ER FIRE.
Four clerks in the Raleigh po.st-
ofSce are under fire and their jobs
are in jeopardy. These are Messrs.
William Brown, Bedford BrowTi, T.
B. Creel and.S. W. Eason.
It is understood that inspectors re- I
cently investigated mat;''rs in cor.nt-c-
tioii \vith these employes aiia Uiat
they have been given ten d:;i s to maVe
aniswer as to why th?y should not be
dismissed from the -service. It is un-
derstrtod ih.-xc they are charged with
vioiuting piistal regulations.
Just making room for the healers.
A PRETTY FOOT
Many a pretty foot ?>we8 its
reputation to “QUEEN SiUALFTT"
i>hots. To supply grateful
ciir«' to a h'^'tneiy f«otand to
acc«‘»itiiate t • ose of the pretty
oiie is a science that but few
e n claim proficiency in. And
am ng the first of these stand
the makers of “Queen Qius^.'’
Then consider with this, the
attract: veness of an economical
price (made possible solely by
their immense production) and
you have a combination quite
irresiatable.
Filter Siios CoMy
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I A'gJri San puf in ieW'j^Sirs accjtffi'-
Cattu're.’ ^ that '^£>n*t keep
W.' from' sViioring when' she is »slcep.
NEW TREATiM
FOR COLD mWIBLCS
Ts of frrs'h aJr hi tlie
nu'.i a ni'oa applicai'oii of
ViCK5gS£SSALV£
f.vtr tR® throat and cov«^re2 tiUh
a warm flaxme! oloth: knti-
8i*« the Uini>
'W'armth aniJ inhaleil to fh**' af* .
|f#*oU*d parts. w> ttWd V>#'Ai«lurl»In8P thr-
and $t.OO. f.atnple on
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