Meedames Mollis HtpMN, Emma
Jenkins and C. M. M ip—t Monday
in Winatnn-Salem.
L. T. Avery of Maibini, Va. ayoit
the poat weak and with friends in thin
city
Mr*. C. E. Ketlam of Biaooe spent
the paat we^k and with Mm W. A.
Bolt in this city.
Miaa Maa Sharp* and brother John
Sharps of Greandbore. »pant Easter
with their si star Mrs. W. M. Jordan.
Mm. N. J. Dixon, of Silar City,
•pant Eaater with the family of bar
brother, R. H. Leonard.
Miaa Minnie Paly of Wtnston-Salem
•pant the week and with Mra. Clydb
Shelton in this city.
W. E. Lindsay and family, accom
panied by Misses Myra Olive and An
na JReece «nent Eaater at Chapel Hill
returning Monday.
Herbert Neville of Raieiirh and aia
ter Mis* Annie of Chapel Hill visit
•'<1 their uncle. W. E. Lindsay, Mon
day and Tossday.
M. T. Hick and Samuel and William
Moon of Hlfk Point apent Monday
here to visit Mrs. Lola Moon who is
ill at the bMM of Mrs. W. A. Bolt in
this city.
Mrs. T. 8. Early and daughters
Misses Blanche and Grace Early of
Winston -Salem spent Eaater bars
guests of Rev. aad Mra. C. C Ha
Miss Gertrude Pierce of Goldabore
waa a lovely visitor bare for the Baa
tor holidays, she waa the roast V
Misses Anns Johnson and Elisabeth
Primrose, totters in the hone of
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Lewis.
Dr. and Mrs. M. 8. Martin and
dauchters Virginia and Elisabeth and
• son Dick Martin left the first of the
wssk for Jacksonville, pia., where
the doctor will attend a Medical meet
be
Rev. 0. W. Taylor, returned mis
sionary from Brasil. spoke to the wo
man of the Presbyterian church, in
the home of Mrs. C. A. Bsird Monday
afternoon, on the mission work for
women in Brasil.
Miaa Jeannette Culverh <use, of
Oca la, Pla., stt lent of N. C. C. W„
Greensboro, attended the dance at the
club rooms Monday night. Miaa Cal
verhouao is the roast of Miss Eliz
abeth Long.
The Pin* Arte department of the
Woman1! club kw poatponed its meet
blf from rridajr afternoon until a
on account of the eran
«aHatic awHm in p*m>a— at Cen
1m) Ua4kni(U4 nil in mil
rrai Jirinoaisi rnurvn.
Miaa Mm Wert left
wfll attend the rraduatlnir i
recital of Miaa Julia Marahafl Little,
of Mnrren, at Oreenahoro Collate for
Woman' at *:S0 Wedneeday evening.
Miaa Weet wfll aiao riatt Miaa LociU
John eon at SmithfleM heftae return
h»f 4|
Miaa Kate Johnaon, of Charlotte,
and Jaa W. Johnaon. atodent of the
Stata college, Raleigh, apent Eaatar
with tMr parent*, Editor and Mr*.
J.'K. Johaaoa.
Hugh Boyer and Reward Pay atu
af Trinity college. Durham,
the Kaater vacation with tMr
Dr. aad Mr* H K. Boyer
and Mr. and Mr*. B. C. Fay in thia
eity.
At a anatlm of the wurfcaw coun
cil of the firat Bapthrt Sunday achool
«. K. Jaekaon
te a
to
H
11 ill
work in* in cwjwittm wltfc Hm Wa
mm ftowarln* ttuMmtf that woald
ha unirafaally adoptad by tiM rtty M
(to (mrlto plant. II* dw tawrtiaj
open th» awttar of play igmh for
tha chlldran and ngrattod vary araeh
that the yownr paopla of anr etty did
nnt Hav» tha pill Hag ■ of • municipal
pl*jL*n>ond
(WM Andrew, manager of the
hots! had arranged an artistfe de
corative effect with apple Uomm
■ Hj| |nai iilllla Bai<| — -J «■ alalinsata
inti /nni|U!i* nn»i wrvni mn flinoriif
• I* i*owa* Bma consisting of fruit,
cocktail, celery, pickl*. olive*, spring
• hicken. ham, graaa pen*. Saratogn
potatoes, talari# A La Bine tee
cream moulded aa Easter tilies I.ih.
arty Mi, CHrimlh slippers, statues
| of nnimal*. t ark ay* and many other
interesting forma. Iwqmfnrt cheese,
•uiltines after dinner coffee and mint*
The fa»r>r» for the ladies war* rose
leaf satcheta In iprin* eolar* and tha
attendance prise for ladiaa waa drawn
Hy Mian Iran* Smith and for clnh
members by R. C. Brown.
Fir* Destroy* Good Couatry |
Fanned by • strong wind. Mr* Joal
Simmon*, of Kranciaco, Stoke* Co.,
aged N year*, stood and aaw a tiny
blasa on the roof of bar horn* grow
Into a roarin* furnace which da
rt royad her eight room bouse. tobac
co barn, feed barn, ator* house and
outbuildings, causing a ioaa to
her of morn than $10,000, with only
11,100 insurance. Thin all occurred
within a few minutee on laat Saturday
afternoon.
With Mr*. Simmon* lived her (on
and several grand children. All the
member* of the household war* visit
ing a neighbor with the exception of
Mr*. Simmon* and a six-yaar old
grand child. Mr*. Simmon* diacov
erad the ftre on the roof near the
chimney when it was Jost a tiny cart
of *mok* and licking flame, bat owing
to bar age she was helpleaa and tha
high wind that Whs blowing *oen
brought daati action to bar waMwei
and other building* The store bones
was unoccupied but contained all the
grain, meat and other provision* *f
the family. Mra. Simmons is a sister
of our clothier, 0. L. Simmons
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Clark-Williamson
It will be of intereet to friends of
the bride here to learn of the mar
riage of Miss Mary Louise Clark to
Otis Loftin Williamson, of Sanford.
u ulch occurred in Bennettsville, 8. C.
April IS. The Marriage waa haft
secret a short time.
The bride is the youthful daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, of San
>nJ formerly of Moant Airy, and
left here a year ago with her parents
% mere school girl The groom is aleo
vou'hful aad has the contract for
Handling the in-coming and out-going
mail at Sanford.
About twauty fWe couple* enjoy
«d the twenty third annual tutor
4*«e» *»-.* In the 0 mmercial '•tab!
o<>m» Monday eretiln*.
Muale «u furnlahed by the Robert j
E. Lee oreheetra of Wbinton
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Smlthwieh Ian
returned to their home fan thia eity
after (pending aeveral raontha fas
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Shelton and
children of Statearille eiaited the fam
ily of T. 0. Fawgett last week.
Mr. aad Mra. i. 0. Saunders and'
[children of
Iter bare with relatirea. \ ]
&T" "»
Mrs. R. H. Jadwm of Waatfleld to
Hatthf bar aona J. A., R R and W.j
E. Ja
E. B Eldridge aad Rrr. C W. Irrta
of Glade Valley
W. C. Turner
Max Meadows, Ta,
the city
at Po
of laat
•t t:90 o'clock whan Mlaa BMa*
bride of John T. tutor Jr., tUr. K.
B. WIlltMMon paator of tho
ThahrMa
■tudf-nt at Willi 'Carolina
.lb* fM • w—tn of the |
rlaaa thla 7MT. Mm la a daughter of
Mr Mid Mr* CImtIm Coon, of Wilann.
nmf a trfanddauffhtrr of Mr. and Mm.
B. f. Spar*ar of thia cttjr H«r fa
W. who la aoperintrndrnt at aehoola
of Lonotr county ia wan Known hi
«tat* adoration rtreloa. Mr* Baxter
a y-ry charming young woman and
quit* popular wharo war aha la
The bridegroom La thr son of Mw(
and Mm. John T. Baxter, of 8armr
r*H«i itrert extension, OraenMMro.
The young man i* connected with the
North Carolina Car flirilw aaaocia
' on which haJ headquarter* at High
Point. .„
The <rr»moa» wa« eery quiet and
w*n witnessed only by a few frinuh
and nttthm of the young people.
Mr. and Mr*. Baxter left for Ashe
II* for a bridal trip. On their ra
il they wfll ha at kaaw hi
Airy B*y WWt la
Nt»Y«k
New* ha* beea received here of
the marriage of Bryon Gantry, for
merly of thi* city, to Ml— Eleanor
Bartley which took place at the home
of the bride'* parent* Saturday even
intr at •:» o'clock Blrhmend Hill,
New York city. Mr. Gantry la a *en
of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Gentry of thi*
city and since he completed his (du
ration he has s^ant much of hia time
in Waahington and New York, he la
now employed wtth the Western Elec
tric Co. in N M York and after their
return from a bridal trip te Boston
they will be at home in their own
home in that city.
A
Saturday even in it at *-M o'clock at
the haaM of Ber. and Mrs. C. C. Hay
mora whan Miaa Clara Linaback be
came the bride of Trtjr B.
of Bluefield, W. Va., the Bav.
Haymore officiating.
The bride ia the youthful
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Linaback of
thi* city She «u attractively at
tired ia a costume of dark bin* crepe
with aecaaaoriaa in Alias bin*.
The groom is a valued aaaployaa of
the Mount Airy Mantel and Table
company and a native of Bluefield,
W. Va.
They are now at home at the f4al»
'Icnca of the bride'* parent* on Worth
■treat
Collage Girl
A party of aavan student* of Salem
by a teacher spent Easter camping
on the lawn of the C. Binde
on Pine atreat. The party was
poaed of Miaa Chaaa, teach*
Maaaaehuaatta, Miaaaa Miriam Braita,
Selma. Elisabeth Tyler, Briatol, Tana.
Ix>i* Culler, KarnarcrtUa, Agnee Carl
ton, Margaret tflannah, Eloiae Wtnia
all of Winaton-Salam and Flora Bin
der of this dty.
. A Bride* Party a
Xlim Isabel Smith antortetea#
ffunitoy rmiat at two Ublaa of
bridge M*!11! MImm Irene Dobbtna,
Ethel Harnea and Elltabeth Loot wfco
lears m far a distsat dtjr to
• hospital for nurse training.
, Other gvaats ware Miss Ja
V'ulrerkooaa, of Florida, gnaat of Mia
I-nnf, Misaaa Eleanor Hffl. Leaato
Smith. Natl Folfsr and Mrs. B. H.
Mrs. lwwB)u won the prise a I
wy pendant.
fn.it .» »! aandwicbea, to
^ >,1. rfator Mra-C ^ te«a al
* at Mi
•ither brain power or phvilral rnrrrj.
Uncheckdd. it will do Doth. Cham
berlain's Tablets, convenient to taka,
unobfruaive and gentle in action, M
tirely without unpleasant after effect
stimulate the entire intestinal tract,
and are exactly fitted to the needs
Wtuday nicht mtM the dM of a
sevtaa M iaiti»la ttM hv. Mr. fw
daa ha* fcatd In tMa aeetten dartac the
Baptist Ml Ma mmUm umllii
It is BO
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of
to the
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m.
rhildrai'i Wuh
Boy's Salt* ...,
Children's Play Suit* and Romper* priced.. .Ma ItttJI
New Homarfe fob Dreaac* for Woman and Children
t !Mm af Tl—*«»'■ Sate mt Laad
\b* Ttrtm of authority veatod in
m a wrtil» M of truat nwsM
hy J. r. William, to Edw. M. LinviUa
Truatoe for J. H. Dow on tko 5th day
of March 1M1 to aerure an indebt
nfaMa of HjtOOM and recorded hi
tho Begietor of Daada office of Surry
County, Dobeon, N. C., in M of truat
book 76 pan 48, default having boon
read* in the payment of the no tea
therein eecuml, aad at tho requeat mt
the holder, I wilt aaU for eaeh, to the
higheet bidder, at pobtic auction, in
front of the Bank of Mount Airy, M.
C., on
Saturday May 17th. I«4
at 1 o'clock P. M„
the following deaeribed real eatate:
Lying and being in Surry County and
in Rockford township and adjoining
the laada of T. R. Doom Mrm. Bird Hill
et al aad beginning at a red oak
■tump and old corner in Charlie
Sinpeoa't line and alao T. R. Doaa'e
corner aad rune thence with Charlie
Simpeon'i Une and B. T. Edmond'e
lino H. 4 X-» 4w. E 27 chain* to •
rod oak E T. Enaimf» imuoi; IIm
N. Ml do*. W. 14.7* eha. to a maplo
aaruut na tho bonk of tho branch;
than 74 Haka, tluim 70 Haka to tka
branch: tbanco down tho branch 10 24
eh* to Bird- HiU'a hao; those* 8. S l-«
dag. W. 7. tt eh* to a rack In T E
Dom'i Hao; thence l.N(kf.L 11.«
eba to a rock; tbanco E t l-S do*. W.
1.40 cha to a rock; thane* 8. as doc.
E It eha to tho bofinninc. Contaaa
inr lUt aero* axiro or looa.
Stic iw§4f to satisfy a balance of
I170SJ* principal, mttrnt and e«t
of aala to add. Thi* the 18th day of
April, 1924.
Edw. M. Liari'la, Trnatoo. '
HALE'S DEPARTMENT STORE
CASTER BUSINESS
< " . • •
Our Easter business was the largest we ever had since we have been in
business. In fact this is the biggest April business we ever had.
Ladies' Ready-to-W ear—Looking Ahead
Now don't think that our stock has all been picked over and you can't
get what you want We were looking ahead and have had brand new Ladies
Hats and Suits come in for after Easter business so you can get just as good
choice now as you could before Easter.
... V- .....
Men's and Boys' Clothing
Special lot of Young Men's Suits
from $12.48 to $14.95
Also Boys' Suits at popular prices.
Basement Basement
2000 Yards of 88 inch LL Sheet
ing only,. 10c
2000 Yards of Dress Chambrys, . 10c
500 Yards of 82 inch Dress Ging
hams, t— 18c
Buster Brown Shoes