t'„; .S, L... YEN ABLE HURT.
MrS. - !
-ri* l^sB s °f
. if, ..Mbdiflrth/>
-Madison,'Mr. S. L.
.Venable happened to a very bad
accidentl Saturday night while on
| his way home from Madison with
a four-horse load of fertilizer.
* As he neaped the store of Mr. .1.
I A. Wall hia mules became fright-
I ' ened, whirled and ran back upon
• a high bank, then down into the
I road again overturning the
I wagon, which was a new one,
and tore it up considerably,
i while they were running Mr. (
i, Venable was thrown or jumped
from the wagon, which ran over
him and hurt his shoulder right;
| badly.
Mr. John F. Shelton has been
j right sick for several weeks, and
doesn't seem to be improving'
any.
Mrs. Cordelle Hennis, of Madi-j
| son Route 3, who has been con-1
fined to her bed for several!
1 months, continues right sick.!
1 Hope she may soon be well again. \
Mrs. loe Joyce, of Mayodan, |
spent a portion of last week with
i her parents.
Misses Sadie and Bessie May J
Flinchum spent Sunday at Mr.
v M. L. Powers',
i Mr. Elmo Griffin called to see
Miss Lillie Venable Sunday.
Messrs. J. F. and E. D. called i
| at Mr. J. F. Shelton's Sunday. |
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Terrell (
i and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Carter,
{■ visited Mr. VV. R. Terrell's Sun-j
day.
Mr. Lester Mitchell filled his 1
regular appointment at Mr.
Powers' Sunday.
Misses Saloan Hennis, Claudie
Duggins and Lillie Venable
spent Sunday at Mr. Shelton's
Guess everybody enjoyed
themselves Saturday night at the
1 ice cream supper at Mount Her
mon.
There was prayermeeting at:
, Delta Sunday night as usual
' .SIS.
; A Surprise Birthcfay Dinner.
Dalton, May 25. —On the 22rd
1 day of May, 1913, at the fiomer '
of Uncle William ®dwardlp, as
he is usually calledpwere gather-J
ed most of his relatives with j
full baskets with which they
loaded a beautiful table of good
things to eat, and to celebrate
his 77th birthday. Uncle Will
iam's brother invited him to help
him work in his meadow on that
da> and the showers drove them
from there to the woods to a
squirrel's den and at 12 o'clock
they marched up. Uncle William |
being very much surprised, say-1
ing: "Who done this," andj
then turned to his brother and -
said: "Abe, you knew all about!
j this. Why did you not tell me? !
I never thought of you all doing'
this." And after all gathered
around him and speaking somej
words of cheer to him then all
gathered around the loaded table
where thanks were returned by
Sister Edwards, one of the oldest
members, Hnd after dinner all
' had some good old timey talks
' together. We all wish Uncle
William many more happy birth
da,\ s.
ONE PRESENT.
The Bt>;' Cretk Tele, hone C.
are building a direct line from
i" Danbury to Walnut Cove which
will be of great benefit to both
places. The telephone system,
from Danbury to Walnut Cove[
has been very inconvenient' fori
some lline
i
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