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Ht* Pay Every" Day-Distribut* 150
l 1 necessary products to established
If. uner*. Extracts, soaps, food prod-
P 1 uets,- etc. World’s largest company
St will back you with surprising plan,
f 'Write Dept. K-6, 231 Johnson
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! Wanted—Young Man or Wsasaa In
§g* terested in learning office work.
Send self addressed steamped en
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1387. Winston-Salem, N. C. !
novas— Snapdragons. Sweet Peas,
Carnations, wreath designs, sprays,
If etc. Mrs. J. C. Query. 37 North
Crowell Street. Phone 141 W.
5-2 t-p.
Watch the Red Chicken Coop at The
Concord Market out on Barhrick
street for good fat hens. H. A.
f - Graeber, Proprietor. 5-%-p.
For Rent—3 I’nfumished Rooms for
light housekeeping suitable for
- couple or ladies. 186 North 1 uion
Street. call 911. 5-3 t-p.
Fresh Fish—Large Roe Shad, Buck
■had black bass and mackerel
pteak. Phone 510 and 525. Chas.
C. Graeber. 5-2 t-p.
Player Rolls at Kidd-Frlx’s
That Certain Party—Fox Trot
Who—Fox Trot +
Brown Eyes. Why Are Yon Blue.
Down by the Old Mill Stream-
Ballad
I/ittle Mary Phagan
Carolina Sweetheart—Waltz
Stepping in Society— L Fox Trot
Bet Us Walt* as We Say Good-bye
Old Rugged Cross
Footloose —Fox Trot
Death of Floyd Collins—Ballad
Kidd-Frix Si. A S. Co., Inc.
5-3 t-c.
..Freeh Fish—Roe and Buck Shad.
Phone 510 and 525. Chas. C. Grae
ber. 5-2 t-p.
Oranges, Oranges. Extra Fancy Fruit
by the peck, dosen or box. We
deliver it to your door, charge it.
if you say so. Phone 565. Ed
M. Cook Co. 5-2 t-p. .
16 Foot Check Lines. $3.50. Concord
Army A Navy Store. 3-4 t-p.
New Spring Hats —Copies of Parts?
patterns. Miss Bracken. 4-3 t-p. j
For Sale —Seven Room House, on Lot |
100 feet frontage and 165 feet deep
on Betkpage Road. J. R. Nash, ,
Route 2, Concord. 4-3 t-p. |
Mr. Car Owner—Let. Vs Put Your |
car in stood running shape at low
cost. All work guaranteed. .T. P.
Peacock, Corl Motor Co. l-6t-x. I
Let Vs Repair That Leaky Radiator.
Work guaranteed. Corl Motqr Co.
I4t-x. |
Printing Instruction—Young Men *r 1
young women can fit themselves 1
for permanent positions at good
wages by learning some branch of
the printing trade. There is a
growing demand for young, well
trained workers. Our school teach
es hand composition, proof reading,
press work, linotype and monotype
operating and mechanism. Requires
from six to eihgt mouths. A good
education is necessary. No night
classes. School operates eight hours
each day, except Saturday. Full
part’culars are found in our cata
logue which we send free if you ask
for it. Southeastern School of
Printing, 598 Union Street. Nash-/
ville, Tenn. 29-ts-p.
The Times-Tribune .lob Office Keeps
on band a large stock of everything
needed in the line of printing, and
can serve you on short notice, ts.
Mourning Cards Kept In Stock at
The Times-Tribune Job Office and
can be printed on a few hour* no
tice. ts.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR MEN'S
WEAR
Spring Suits, Two Pairs Pants For
Men and Boys
Young Men's New Model two pants
Suits $18.75 to S24JO
Young Men's Suits, one pair pants
priced $8.75 to $16.75
Boys' Two Pants Knicker Suit*
from $3.75 to $9.50
| Child's Knit Jersey Suits, sizes 2 to 8
I priced i. $1.45 to $3.751
I Men's Odd Trousers,.. $2.95 to $5.951
I •No Place For Values Like I
C OLUMN
If Yon Wan* » Bargain in Adding
machine, see C. H. .Peck. 6-3 t-p.
Fm- Rent-Modern Six Room, Brick
veneered bungalow on Kannapolis
road. K W. Prealar. «4H».
Paper-shell Pecgna, >BfW>
p.ums, grapes, Japanese periurn
roous, Satsuma oranges, figs. Qnal
' ity. and satisfaction guaranteed
Wri.‘e for free catalogue. Baas
1 Pecan Company, Lumberton, Mis
! maaippi 6-lt-p.
Salesmen—slso Month and Expenses
selling cigars. Experience not nec
essary. Send self addressed stamped
envelope for information. Nation
al Cigar Company, High Point, N.
C. S «-lt-p.
For Sale—Seven Room House, an let
100 feet frontage and 165 feet deep
on Bethpage road. J. R. Naah,
Route 2, Kannapolis. 5-St-p.
Sheet Music Hits at KhM-Frix’s
AH 35c. or three far sl-00-
Save Your Sorrow
I Never Knew N ,
Normandy. \
Paddlin Madebn Home.
Ppl of My Cradle Days
The Baby Looks Like Me
Cecelia
Carolina Sweetheart
Hong Kong Dream Girt
Fredhie
Death of Collins
Over the Hill
The Ship That Never Returned
Wreck of the Shenandoah
I'm Knee Deep in Daisies
Roil 'Em, Girls
The Prisoners’ Song
Just a Cattage Small
Will My Dreams Come True?
Blue Ridge Mountain Blues.
We also have these in Victrola
records. Kidd-Frix Music A Sta
tionery Co., Inc. 5-3 t-c.
Grapefruit. Grapefruit, Extra Fancy
fruit by the dozen or box. Phone
565. we deliver. Ed M. Cook Co.
6-2 t-p.
i Apples, Apples, Extra Fancy Apples
by the peck or box. Phone 565, we
deliver. Ed M■ Cook Co. 5-2 t-p.
Children's Waterproof Raincoats
$2.95. Concord Army A Navy
Store. 3-4 t-p.
! All Trunks Reduced. Concord Army
A Navy Store. 3-4 t-p.
;
8. C. Rhode Island Red Hatching
I eggs. 15 for $2.00. Jesse McClel-
I lan, 166 E. Depot St. Phone 706 J
1-ts-p.
We Have a Good Many Nice Building
I lots in different parts of the C'Jy
for stale. If interested see D. A.
McLaurin, Real Estate and Build
ing Contractor. Phone 435. l-6t-p.
1 Call 865 For Moving Van. 1 Do Work
I- of all, kind, large and small jobs
i appreciated. All jobs guaranteed.
Prices right. Zeb P. Cruse, Mov
ing Vans. 30-6 t-p.
For Sale—"For Hire” Caros For Jit
neys, at Tribune-Times office, 10
cents each. 17-ts.
Far Rent—6-Room House on Marsh
street, next to N. A. Archibald.
Bee J. B. Sherrill. 29-ts-o.
For Reid—The Mrs. Joins M. Cook
residence in the heart of the city.
Seven-room house. See J. B. Sher
rill. 24-ts-p.
1 For Rent-—The Mrs. John M. Cook
house in heart of city, on West
Oorbin street. Seven room brick
house. See J. B. Sherrill.
29-ts-p.
Engraved Wedding Invitations and
announcements on short notice at
Times-Tribune office. We repre
sent one of the best engravers in
the United States. ts.
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W AND ABOUT THE CTTV f
TO BUILD HOUSE AT
POULTRY DEMONSTRATION
Poultry Fanciers Invited to Demon
• Stratton at Home •* F. W. L.
Klntta.
A somewhat novel demonstration of
farm poultry house const ruction wilL
he given hy R. D. Goodman, County
Agent, at the farm of P. W. L. •
Kluttz. near Rimer. Wednesday, Feb- 1
ruary 10, beginning at 10 a. m. The J
(umber will be On the ground anfl the
builders on the job. “Mr. Klutta says
that he is tired of haying his checkens
use the sheds for shelter gad the farm
machinery for roosts,” Hr. Goodman
said. “It might be to the general ad
vantage if many others took the same
view of poultry management.”
The orchard pruning demonstra
tions that were scheduled far last
Wednesday had to be postponed on
aecopnLof the rain. They have been
set for Thursday. February the 11th,
via.,- At the orchard of J. Ivey Cline.
Poplar Tent, 10 a. m. and at the
residence of Rev. F. A Barnes, Gil-1
wood, at 2 p. m.
CONCORD HIGHS BEATEN
BY ALBEMARLE QUINTET
Two Goals in Last Minute of Play
Brought Defeat to tie Locals.
Two field goals, one or them about
half the distance of the eouft, and
both thrown within the last minute
of play, brought victory to the Albe
marle high school basketball tfeain
"here Friday night in a game with the
locate.
Final score in the game was Albe
marle 25. Concord 23 and until the
fatal last minute the locals held a
lead of two points. With defeat al
most upon them, two of the visiting
tossers cut loose with long shots and
bath found the basket.’
Concord players passed up numer
ous chance* to score. They had plen
ty of chances to shoot but the baH
just wouldn't find the opening in the
basket.
Play was fast and close through
out and was witnessed by a large
crowd.
LAYMEN'S MEETING
HERE NEXT THURSDAY
Meeting WM Be Held For Men of the
Salisbury District.
A Layman's meeting Tor the Salis
bury district will be held at Central
Methodist Church Thursday, Febru
ary 11th. The meeting will open at
10 a. m. and will run into the after
noon. Lunch will be served at the
church by the ladies of Central con
gregation.
Among the speakers on the pro
gram are Dr. E. K. McLartJr, Dr. F.
J. Prettyman, of Gastonia, and Dr.
A .J). Wilcox, of Charlotte, Charles
H. Ireland, of Greensboro and others.
These meetings are being held
throughout the Western North Caro
lina Conference and are proving in
teresting and helpful. The puj>li£,i»,
cordially invited to attend.
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Jack Songer Dies in Hospital in Bal
timore.
Jack Songer. son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. N Songer. of Miami, Fla., and a
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Rid
eiihour. of this city, died in a Balti
more hospital during the night, rela
tives here have been advised. The
body has been carried back to Miami.
Jack was injured several days ago
when he fell and stuck a knife in his
eye. He was rushed to the Baltimore
hospital but complications set in ea
rout* and he was unconscious when he
arrived at the hospital His condi
tion grew worse until the end came
during the night. „
Mrs. Hidenhour left during the day
to attend the funeral in Miami.
Welcome High* Trim Kann.jwJt.
Kannapolis. Feb. 5 —The Welcome
High strengethened their bid for state
cage honors last night when they de
feated Coach Gilliam's Kannapolis co
horts in the Lexingtbn gymnasium by
a 31 to 15 count.
The Welcome team failed to get go
ing in the initial semester, the for
wards missing several set-up shots.
It was not until the last period that
the winners located the basket and
began to click off points with any
degree of regularity.
To aid German artiats in disposing
of their work in the preseat unfavor
able market a society has been form
ed in Berlin to sell works of art on
the installment plan.
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We still have some most desirable styles in Patent 8
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Results of Exam'natkms <n Logan and.
Corbin Street. Schools Are Mtab
City and county nurses who are as
sisting in the work of organising nu
trition classes ; n the publih schools of
; the city, have completed the work of
■ examining the children in the pgi
| raary grades at the Corbin street and
Logan Schools.
In each school they found childaen
as much as.2o per cent, under weight,
eleven colored children in the Lagpa
school being so rated.
The report for the primary grades
at the Corbin Street School is as fel
lows : /
Total number weighed 79.
Overweight 22.
Normal weight 17.
Lew than 7 per cent, underweight
le.
7 Per cent, underweight, 8.
10 per crag, underweight 12.
15 per ceaL underweight 9.
20 per cent, 'underweight 1. , f
The Logal School ffijJort follow*:'
Total No. weighed 176.
Overweight 3S^
Normal weight 17.
Less than 7 per cent, underweight
44. ,
7 per cent, underweight 13.
10 per cent 28.
15 per cent, underweight 24.
20 per cent, underweight 11.
Children in the primary grade* at
No. 2 school also have been examined
and the result of the cxaminatiqas
will be ano u need later.
Parents of children found as much
as 7 per cent, under we : ght are advis
ed by the nurse* to take immediate
steps to build up their children. It
is dangerous for children to be more
than 7 per cent, under normal weight,
it is said, and parents of the children
placed in the nutrition ebsaea. are
to co-operate with the nurses
so the children can be benefitted.
Y DIRECTORS HEAR
REPORTS AT MEETING
Find Foil Program of Activities at
Association. Building—Want to
Raise Pledges.
Meeting at the association build
ing Friday night, members of the
board of directors of the Concord Y.
M. C. A. heard reports from secre-i
taries, discussed plans for raising
pledges and gave attention to various
routine matters. >
It was pointed out at the meeting
that the association needs badly the
money that was pledged last year, and
the directors expect to begin actiyj
work to get this money paid daring
the present month. If the pledges
are all paid, it is said, the association
will be in good financial condition.
The several secretaries of the Y
made reports to the directors, show'ng
a very splendid program of activities
during .tbp year. ,i..
„ “Alter* _ were gixs*,.some
attention although the secretaries
have final jurisdiction is most of
them.
Directors made it plain at the meet
ing that they appreciate the fine sup
port being given to the association by
Coneord people. The Y equipment is
being used aow by more people than
ever before in its history, it was
pointed out at the meeting which was
characterized by a splendid spirit of
co-operation and optimism.
Southern Textile Stocks Show Forth ■
er Advance.
Keen intercut has been shown in
southern textile stocks dnring the past
week, and the weekly average of 25
leading stocks as released by R. S.
Dickson A Company has risen 60
points. The present average stand
ing at 120.44 as compared with 119-
84 of last week, and 113.28 as of
• Jnly 15, 1923, a net gain of $6.56
• per share since July.
Renewed activity in trading of
. common stock of textiie mills during
the past week gives reason to believe
that the market will yet reach higher
levels. More profitable operation and
declaration of substantial dividends
amoag the leading mills is attributed
as reason for the advancing market.
No spectacular change* took place iu
hid price during the week. However,
advances ranged from $1 to $lO per
share with dedtems 3$ teats to $2.
James Watt, inventor of the steam
engine, was so poor that he was given
a room free when studying at the bat
versity of Glasgow.
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CHURCH NEWS
ANNOUNCK^Og
I Hay teas Mian rial Frctoytertan
9:30 a. m. Sunday school, M. C.
Day vault skteerinteodont. 11 $. «n
Subject of sermon, “God's Bockoning
Sky-’ine* Tp. m Subject, “The
Guarantee of Success " , ,
After the 11 o’clock service the <S*n
gregstion will be called to Hart the
elders, deaeons and trustees of the
church. a *
Brawn Mill Prmbyteriaß.
10 a. m. Sunday school, Fred
Renniek superintendent. fit.
preaching service.
Beginning Sunday. February 14th,
I shall, the Lord willing, preach a
series of seven sermons on the book
of Revelations. This is one of the
most interesting books of the whole
Bible. It iis full of important mean
ing. admonition, instruction and com
fort. And God says in the -firm
chapter and t'jird verse: “Blessed
(happy) is be that readeth, and they
that hear the swords of this prophecy,
and keep those things which are writ
ten therein; for trie time is at hand."
Let each, one read this glorious book
and let all voome out to hear the word
of this prophecy, begiuing Sunday, the
14th at 7 p. m. and then may each
one "keep those things which are
written therein; for ttoe time is at
hand." The subjects of the seveo
sermons are:
First: “la the Messages of the Sev
en Churches.” \
Second: "In the Vision of the Sev
en Seals.”
Third: “In the Vision of the Sev
en Trumpet Blasts."
. Fourth: “In the Vision of the Sev
en Symbolical Figures.”
Fifth: “In the vitdon of the Seven
Curses.” •
Sixth,: "In the Doom of His Ene
mies.”
Seventh: “In the New Creation.”
We most cordially welcome all to
any and every one of our services.
Com* warship the Lord with us.
WALDO P. ROBERTSON,
' Pastor.
Trinity Reformed.
(W C. Lyerly, Pastor)
(Services in the East Corbin Street
School)
The Sunday School meets at 9:45
a. in. J. O. Moose is superintendent.
Serrices at 11 a. m. and 5 p. m.
This congregation welcomes you.
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Kerr Street Bantiat. »
(A. T. Cain, j.i,s,^r)
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m., J. J.
McLaurin superintendent. Preaching
at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. by the pas
tor. Morning subject, “Obeying Or
ders.” Evening snbject, “The At’
traction of the Cross.” Every mem
ber is expected to be present. Cbme
to Sunday school and help your dam
to wiu tie banner. B. Y. P. X. at
ti p. m. Prayer service Wednesday at
7 :30 p. in. Regular conference to
night at church. You are made wel
come here ,at all time*.
i Central Methodist.
(R. M. Courtney, Pastorl
Sunday school at 0:45 a. m., How
ard L. Collie superintendent. Preach
ing at 11 a. in. and 7 p. m. by the
pastor. At the evening service the
second of the series of sermons on the
family will be given. The aubject
will be "The Man of the House.” A
most cordial invitation is extended to
these services.
First Baptist.
Bible school at 9:4b- a. m.. H. B.
Bollinger superintendent. Usual wor
ship at 11 a. in. and 7p. m. Pastor's
morning theme, “Faith Iu Action.”
Children's sermon. “The Hunter and
(he Bear." Evening, “The Chri*t-
Kuled Community.” See ad. else
where in this paper. B. Y. P. D. —
Junior, Intermediate and Senior, meet
*t 6p. m. A cordial wekxmm to
' St. James Lutheran.
Sunday school at 9:-S a. m., F. H.
Adden' superintendent. Meu's class
in the Bell £ Harris building. Chief
service at 11 a. m. Subject of sermon
by the pastor, "Believest Thou This?”
p Luther League at 6p. in. Vespers
at 7. Addresses by Mrs. J. F. Crig
ler. president of the International
Hission study group of Charlotte:
and Mrs. J. J. Nicuin. returned mis
sionary from South America. This
church welcomes you.
Epworth Methodist.
i * <J. M. Vayrner, Pastor)
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.. W.
3, JC( rzine superintendent. At 11
tt.-wi: the sermon will be preached by
Rev. N. R. Richardson. The Senior
Epworth League will have charge of
t'ae evening service. Prayer meeting
.Wednesday at 7.15 p. m. Epworth
extends a hearty welcome to all.
Kerr Street Methodist.
V Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., F. M.
Sloop superintendent. Preaching at
11 a. m. Preaching at 7 p. m. Preach
tog at. Center Church at 2:30 p. m.
All am cordially invited to these serv-
Up V. O. DUTTON. Pastor.
A. R. F- Church. t
(M. R. Gibson. Pastor)
•. .Sabbath school at 10 a. in., J. E.
McCllntpck superintendent. Preach
ing at 11 a. m. Sermon by Rev. A.
i. Ranson, D. D., pioneer missionary
of A R. P. Church to India. Dr.
Ranson will show pictures of India
at the 7:30 service. Y. P. C. U. at
6:30. Prayer meeting at 72)0 p. m.
H Wednesday. An invitation is ex
(ftended to all friends to hear L>r. Ran-
I
IJwair J. Sherrill superintendent. A.
|| G. Odell assistant superintendent,
[j Weekly attendance of all Methodist
jltian Advocate through February. Lett
o'*., attendance growing.]
[LcbS* At thr*mwtfn till
| Uerament of the Lord's Supper shall
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PARKS -BELK CO.
GRAPEFRUIT
APPLES
Mr* J. G. Park*, buyer of the Parks-Belk
store*, is now in the orange groves of Florida
and has shifted us a solid car load of the finest
Oranges and Grapefruit that is grown in Flori
da. Mr. Parks is seeing this fruit picked and
buying in car load lots is getting the very best
quality at the lowest possible prices.
These Oranges are packea 126,138, 150,175,
196,216 to the crate, all guaranteed to be strict- >
ly fresh and sound. Beginning Friday, Febru
ary sth, and as long as they last these will be on
sale at $3.95 a crate.
ORANGES
.
rn* No. 324 ——2 o c dozen
(lL No. 260 88c
alNo. 216 80c dozen
* No 176 88c Dozen
. No 150 ,— L 40c dozen
6 No. 126 45c dozen
No. 96 50c dozen
GRAPEFRUIT
jft TL ‘O C No- 36 ——• —■ i—~----- each
yUB / U ' No. 46 2 for 25c
- -• -1 * * No. 54 -L-i-JI-.’- .i 10c each
IT il V V No. W -* for 15c
Also more of those good juicy Virginia Ap
pies, the finest cvqr grown, and at the lowest
possible prices
$2.50 Bushel Boxf2 for sc; 5 for 10c; 25c dozen
These are Winesap and Roam Beauty Apples
PARKS-BELK CO.
(Grocery Dept, Second Floor Rear)
o’clock worship and sermon, we shall
have a son, service at 5 o’clock. The
choir has made considerable prepara
tion for this service and aft are cor
dially invited to worship with ns at
this hour.
THOH HIGGINS.
McGill Street Baptist.
( J. R. Penotll, D. I)., Pastor)
Bible school at 8:30 a. m.. L E.
Polk superintendent. Worship and
sermon at 11 a. m. Talk to children
on a flower from Nazareth sent by a
friend. Subject of sermon. "Jesus,
the Flower of Nazareth." Evening
service at 7 o'clock. “What Wifi
Jesus Bo When JJe Cometh?" B.
V. P. L\ at 6 p. m. Juniors at 5
l>. m. A welcome awits you.
First Presbyterian Church.
(Jesse C. Rowan. Pastor)
Sunday sihoM at 8:45 a. m„ C. F.
Ritchie superintendent. Preaching b,
the pastor at 11 a. as. and 5 p. tn.
There wiH b* no raid-week service on
account of the Township Sunday
School Association which will hold
Its Herndons February 10. 11 and 12
pt Forrst Hill Methodist Church. To
all aerriees in the First Presbyterian
Church the public is cordially invit
/
Calvary Lutheran.
StindaS school at »:4r> a. in. Chief
service atfll lj«ht Brigade at
sp. m. Luther League at 6p. at.
The public is taost cordially' invited,
St Andrews Lutheran. I
Monday sXol ati»:4s a. at. Light
Brigade immediately after Sunday
school. Claw Jn emteidiiem at 2p.
m. Lather League at tt p. m. Ves-
Pw* at 7 o’clock. The public is cor
dially invited.
lAn* Thm tt 4W-
John 8. Oilfiller; of
county, aud an officer frooi tk% Ire
day aftcrnL«* k ta^red >m iw«ri-fl''t'
4*. ’ ijL , •- -A* T*ssfNoSß(t*
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gallons of liquor and arrested three
men near Cleveland. The men ar
rest nA and who are indicted in con-
Maetioq wiUi the liquor are; Mart
Hbstemakcr and Henry Shoemaker,
white, and Duncan Hill, colored.*
A Ford touring car was also taken
and is being held. The liquor was
not in the car but the officers ex
pect to produce evidence tending to
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11 A. M. “FAITH IN ACTION"
And a Story For the Children >
“THE HUNTER AND THE BEAR"
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first Baptist Church
Mr. Trueblood's serpion subjects for next Sunday.
; There are some interesting letters in today’s piper on
“The Christ-Ruled Church,” last Sunday night’s sermon.
Read them! <
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' A wjgrm heart and a helping hand awaits you—un
churdted people oi Concord are extended* a special invi- |
X tatitoa. See Numbers. 10:29.
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Saturday, February d,
connect the nutomobild with the
booze incident. The liquo? was hid
in the woods. '
The men were brought to Salis
bury and the caee ie set for trial ia
the Rowan County Court' Saturday
of this week. Henry Shoemaker and
Duncan Hill gave bond in the dura
of *3OO but Mart Shoemaker bad
not arranged bond up to noon today
and ia being held.
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