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PERSONAL
J. T. Dick spent Monday
in Gvs'Asm^'
Mr. T. M. Cheek spent Mon
day in CJreensboro.
Mr. Jim Bob Hawkins spent
Sunday in Mebane.
Miss Emmie Snyder spent Sun
day in Greensboro.
Mr. Joe White went up to
Jamestown to see his wife.
Mrs. .lohn Davis spent Satur
day in Burlington shoppin^r.
yirs. Arthur White is very
sick at her home on 5th street.
Don’t forget the Flower Show
Friday morning, noon and night
Come and bring your friends
Dr. J. M. Thompson went over
to Winston-Salem Saturday to
see the Caroiina-Davidson foot
ball game
The fourth quartely conference
for the North Alamance Charge
convenes at Haw Kiver on Sun
day night Nov. 8th at 7:30
o’clock. All the church efficials
are urged to be present.
There will not be any service
at the Methodist Church on the
2nd Sunday night in Nov. as the
pastor will be at Haw River
attending the quarterly meeting.
The Mebane Real Estate &
Trust Co., change their adver
tisement this week. They offer
you bargains in real estate, both
town property and farmland.
Mrs. Sam Morpn and children j Jack Scott of Graham is
spriit Satuilay m Graham. | yigjtjng. daughter Mrs. J.
llev. Mr. Stubbins of Chest-i Mel Thompson
„„t Ri.le:e was in town Monday. | ^r. F. F. Smith spent Sunday
Mr. Tom Crutchfield is spend-1 at Elon College with his brother.
Messrs. Ben Mays, George
\m a few days with his family.
Mesdames. Charles Grant and
Frt^l Norwood spent Friday in
Hnrlington
Miss Mary Hooker of Durham
the' giiost of Mrs. W. W. Cor-
Mrs (Jeo. Wyatt was called to
i\w beilside ol her mother Wed-
iiesday.
Miss Pattie Jobe and Mrs.
HuRh Smith spent Wednesday
Isley and Jim Garrison of Bur
lington came down Sunday eve
ning to see Misses Sue Mebane,
Lassie Watkins and Ruth Thomp
son
Miss Emma Harris is visiting
friends in Kock Hill, S. C.
Hawfield’s Fair
The fair that was held at
Hawfields last Friday was in
every way a success. There were
so many things on exhibit, and
they were so attractive that is
almost impossible for us to at
tempt vo enumerate them. There
could be found on exhibit almost
anything that one would see at
a regular county fair. The peo
ple deserve great credit for this
elaborate exhibition. We need
more of such occasions as this in
Alamance County. Coming to
gether on these occasions im
bibing the ideas of others, tends
to draw the people in closer touch
—a better appreciation of each
other. There is no better
stimulus to a community.
We might add in this little
write-up of this article that
we were especially impressed
with the live stock exhibition.
The day has dawned upon the
people of North Carolina that
they should lay greater stress on
improvinsT our domestic animals.
We can see no necessity of the
people going West to buy live
stock when they can b^ raised
more cheaply than can be bought
in the W'est, and from the stock
that w'as shown at Hawfield’s
last Friday the people of thai
section are awake to the fact
and therefore shows the logic
of our contention.
Mr. Tom Richmond and family
hav^ moved to Mebane and will |
live at Mr Jim Dicks old home
place
Mr. L. Puryear was called to
Richmond, Va., last Thursday
by the death of his step mother
Mrs. B. Puryear
The Book Club will meet with
Mrs. S Arthur WhHe next Thurs
day at 3 o’clock
Mrs Clark, mother of Mrs F
W Graves returned to her home
in Weldon Tuesday
Porterr’ieid House.
Large and commondious, modern |
conveniences, well furnished rooms,
courteous servants and g^enteel ac
comodation from officers. Rates are
moderate in consistency with a good
American plan hotel.
J. H. Porterfield, Prop*
Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly
The Old Standard sreneral strengrthenine tonic,
GROVE’S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria.enriches the blood.andbuilds uptbe sys
tem. A true tonic. For adults and children. SOc
FRESH
FRESH
MEATS!
MEATS!
Rev. A. I. Caudle of Louisville i We have just received a copy!
I Ky, who has been conducting a | of the annual report of the South- |
j meeting for ten days in Golds-(f^^ili*oacl Company. One will
! boro at the Second Baptist church! hy examining this report
up-to-date in
but he will
in Huiiington
TA T- 1 ♦ • -I- 1 stopphd over in Mebane between
'T- ^ trains to visit his father-in-law
herduughterMrs. Ned Brannook |
at Elon
IViss Hattie Hodge left Satur
day for Chapel Hill where she
will teach tnis fall
Dr. N. D. York spent Monday
with his daughter, Mrs. Ned
Brannock,
Mr. William York continues
very ill at his home north of
Mebane
Mesdames Ben Warren and
Walter Malone spent Thursday
in Durham shopping.
Mr. Al. W. Ferguson spent
several days this week in Dan
ville on business.
Mrs. R. W. Bright returned
home from a visit to relatives in
Cary and Apex,
Mrs. Gallaspie of Creedmoore
spent Saturday and.Sunday with
Miss Jennie Lasley.
Mrs. T. B. Pettigrew is Tery
siek, and has a trained
from Durham with her.
last Thursday.
that it is not only
every particular,
ijifer the Southern is one amon^
the best railroad comiianys in
the United State?.
Hallowe’en Party.
The Junior Philathea Clas f
the M. P. Church gave a Hal
lowe’en party at the home of Mr
Jim Jobe, Friday night. A silver
offering was taken at the door.
, Those who did not attend sent
j their offerings.
I Many games were played and
I a delicious fruit course was
j served. They all enjoyed the
j evening very much.
We carry thebesthne of both
home made and western
meats of any market in town.
We furnish our customers
with what they ask for. Give
us your next order.
SMITH & SYKES
MEBANE, N. C.
Mebane Operators
This writer does not know [
personally who any of the opera
tors are in the telephone office,
but there is one thing that we
do know, and that is we get good
and efficient service. We have
heard a great many people cuss-
sing telephone operators, and
nurse}truly there are some operators
j who deserve cussing, but it is a
■Misses Jennie and Flora White {settled fact that the giris who
attended the fair at Hawftelds! work in the telephone office at
Mebane do not need abuse We
! can vouch for one thing and that
OUR FALL STOCK OF
SHOES ARE IK
And they embrace some of the prettiest it is pos
sible to make. Come and see us and let us show
you around, we are quite sure we can please you
in price and quality. Remember it is
PRIDGEN & JONES
DURHAM,
tmmmmmammm
NORTH CAROLINA.
High School Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wilkinson i jg they have been courtly
and Miss Mary Patton attended j obliging to the Leader office,
the'fair at Hawfields High School | g^ as they continue
to give such faithful service they
Mr. Marion Nicholson, who is will not be abused from the staff
in school at Elon College, was at | of the Leader.
hime for a few days last week. We imagine that being an
VI. A V n operatorof thiskindmustbenot
f 1 with!only a nerve-racking vocation,
pent a ew .lays ,n Mebane with |
his daughters Mesdanaes Ray and I had their
♦ I unhappy duty to perform we
Mr. Frank Cheek, who is a j cussout the whole business
student at Elon College, spent a [ ^^jt^ When you call fora
few days with his father last | don't try to snap the
I operator’s head off' but treat her
Born to Dr. and Mrs. J. M. I like she was humane and we can
Thompson Sunday morning a j assure you that she will be
son, mother and son doing nicely. I dutiful and kind to you. She
•• ni 1 i can’t help it because the line is
M«s V,r«,n.a Clark of Dur-j because the person’s
lr.,,T . M T I phone of whom you are calling
Strand parents, Mr. and Airs. i. , n t ttt „„„^ t-Vinf
M. CheeW ' order. We repeat tnat
I the 3^oung ladies who work in
Miss McDougal of Statesville j ^re all right and we
l^ft Wednesday evening for home j g^^ould be appreciative.
after a visit to Mrs. W. W. | —
Corbett
Miles and Smith
Began moving in their new brick store
Monday. In addition to their line of feed
stuff, flour, and smoked meat, they will
keep a market for the sale of fr^sh m.e.ats,
and will endeavor to keep a nice supply on
hand.
Smilii & Miles
Mebane, N. C.
Miss Mattie Ham of Chapel
Hill spent Saturday and Sunday
'vith her brother, Mr. W. E.
Ham.
Misses Sue Mebane, Lassie
Watkins, Ruth Thompson, Mr.
S. Clark, Dr. Hurdle and Dr.
Baynes spent Friday afternoon in
Burlington attending the cotton
f^iiir
Ball Game.
In the baseball game that was
played last Fridav between the
Hawfields team and the Mebane
Graded School team, resulted in
a score of 12 to 11 in favor of
the Mebane Graded School. How
ever, we should think .we were
fortunate in making a single
score under the circumstances.
Listen
Friends,
WE ARE serving others satisfact
orily; why can we not have the
pleasure of serving you also? Place
your funds with us and we will
extend you every accommodation
and courtesy consistent with sound
banking'.
Yours to serve,
GOMMEBGIAL anil FARMERS BANK
MEBANfi, N. C.
W. A. MURRAY, President
JAS. H. LASLEY. Vice-President
S. G. MORGAN, Cashier
W. s. HARRIS, Assi'^tanl Cashier
We Pay 4 per cent, on Time Certificates and
Savings Accounts.
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
Si ^ ^ '-Si ^ 'I®' W ^3
We Are In The Ring
Wich the best it is possible to buy for our patrons.
We keep a general stock, but it is a select stock,
and it embraces all classes of goods demanded by
vast trade. Whether shoes, hats clothing.
our
dry goods, notions, or farm
see us.
supplies. Come and
H. W. & J. G. WEBB
I HILLSBORO, N. C.
Ready ForY ou
With a|full line of everything you may need to
furnish your house v/i th, From the Kitchen to
the Parlor, bed rooms and all. It is the nicest,
and sold at a most reasonable price. If the
money is not convenient we will give you time.
Will treat you right.
Green & McClure
GRAHAM,
N. C.
CALL ON us
When in need of Groceries, fancy and staple
1^’resh fruits and produce. Feed stuff, etc.
We carry the
|Best Quality At Low Prices|
Give us a trial ordei
J, M. Rimmer
WE FIT
YOUR FEET
However difficult it may be to get the shoe that will
give you comfort we carry and have with us some shoe
fitters that will give you perfect satisfaction.  Call and
let us demonstrate to you that we can give you a perfect
fit, a pretty shoe at moderate price.
. M. Hendrix.& Co.
Greensboro, N. C. ^
Subscribe to The Mebane Leader
Mebane,
N. C.
Phone No. 78.
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