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AND OffE MAN
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'2S Tw<f still*. and one msb wu Ttrr
Record for fib cflcers -during the?paat
week. On Thursday. single; handed.
Ife. Mefcbi ^T. Clayton went down
near tK5" "Blue Wing settlement and
captured One man, James SanforcL
, colored, and destroyed -a stiJT "which
warrtr. foil blast. His man 'gave him !
alljnky race, but' when Sanford fell
ovtf-K trrre fence Clayton leaped U
'jknd felt dri top "yd hbn. ??
Qn Kridar morning about 1 o'clock
Jtoi. J, Malvtrr Long and-jMrr N. V.
? "Brocks went down, near.Wepdsdale.
' 'and deslinytd an outfit which was'
juyt about ready - to make a /ruti
r ' ^iT^ere was^no on* at thia still, hemce
no, capture was i^'dc. fop,
to this writing these hape been
"itpoot twenty hound aver to Court.
f'H ut 1 | w- hail j""
sjbout another' rjonth iyet-r before
Ana you wjm at?ar-yiunner
f "Otn hintvbefore the Judge -arrives.
1 I'AREHOI'SBMEN REFUSE
- to lease their houses
Wjnstc r.-$a?erA, N. C., March 27.,?
Proprietors of wmrejteuses. in WSiir
Kton-Salcn: will not tease their estabIHUsients
tr. tKe Tobacco Growers'.
' rao?operativr Marketing aaaociataon
according to statements obtained
from them today. Neither,-si(ill ttacr
T* ' S. '. , _ccafer<?ncea with the association
announced for April o, )h L>feeuboro
and Raleigh. A?*nf pre parathe
warehousemen sayy are'being
made, to handle, a large croft
iWysmrt season. '
r i ;?o i . ~ :
j mr. woopt* buys a home.
sisttfnt cashier of thd'first .National
TrsllU llll i ii> ?inidnnee foefp.
arly jownyd' by (Mr. to | Lipahlti. sit*
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1 ypi?M yu iwruu mum o&reub, AUU
wiij more in on tthe fi js$.'
r- -H-- : -fr ...-.?
. sever u. arm. smnioft- EXAMINATION
-TO be
-V I ' GIVEN AGA1N.i
The feivi'. Service CotnmUsion in*
vites- special attention to tilt. fact
i tbut ip-examinations held, recently in-j
Geetnibcrojtii' other 'cities throayl\-j
mi ~|~T t^i Agd^_St ates for junior en- |
... gineer. jamot-phvsicist. junior tccK'"ttoloyrist.
in the Bureau ef Standards.!
ocraptittT, in the'" Coast and Gepde-'l
tic Survey* and dsraeatjciscfeJice
teacher, in tils Indian- Service. apnl\c:
-ants were net secured in the-uuiubw!
'desired, and.that these exaihRiadanM
? will. <ycaih he Jueld. The first -Sdijreii
. named will he {riven oi?
; ' ?nd the last.two on April 2ti. 1
.Persons interested in these or other
" -- escamir.at'.ons sibtiid apply to -the Srcfe
ret art at the U. S. Civil Service
fch Boar/vat' t<t7"BeS^gd?i i.ffice fin !>-;
Bh*tailetj- inform at ion^~s3B~" *r-i"'f'atior.Wanks
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~~~ MRS.7TETTICBEW ILL.
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Mrs. W.' J. PetSfrrew has been
eery ill for the' past fwr fcy?. Or
Sunday evenrlnjc she suffered' * plight
-stroke of paralysis, on tlb left side,
and has 'been in a critical -condition,
- - -Amt we are triad to hear that,her con
<Btlon~S~ unwh- JMrrg favorable. in
fact her physician aaym ~fi?~wge-n?roasen
why she shoult not. fully ro~
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PLEASfi MAKE-THKAl Si^tRT.
; It has Keen out custom tb print
pg??I'bHuaiiea fica and?art -have -ne
?.? thought r.f chancing this rule. bat we
* most'insist thai oflff HfUl'S -Is liiuili.i
nisi we van net girt nil af-m>r "space
te this class of readiitr mattet. .Ten,
twelve and evep fiiteen pastes Is mv?
tittly to?' mucli space- ft> ask us tc
;cehtriWlte, - ??# we rewpectfoTtr ask
. ? -that all" fruch eommanlcations be
boiled dcwfi to iralamable length, or
. " . We wfll have 'to' defhne to publish.
V +*RH At.H IMl AT THB I
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preach in the Baptist Church-heye
' "Hie pulpit committee feels proud of
--the SfrdlctHsti..the. people of Baxhoro
WUl -have the opjioitunity'Rf bearing:
_ > Dl, Gorreit; for he i? oca 7?
-the vimy ,suuna'est prnvhtri' la- tHe'
. Baptist .1fiv:.minauj?t.' All are (or.
S -s'ually invited ~W these, nsavasofc
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T" BAS?Btti"
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Wg are : reminds that Spring is
here. by tha fact tbit the boyi were'
oAt Mommy-ill- n practice game __ of
balL So far there has been nA Effort
"to secure a bath, team for Roiboro
"this season.-: but we'hope-the ball fever
has nc/t. plgyetfoifP?simply dormant
for thi time, being. Get )*W,
boys, and let's have a winner again
Uia smmnar. Maybe, it wilj( not be
"wise to have such an expensive .team,
but with a little help on thy pitchers
moiind and behind the bat w? could
PBt -PUt. A.. igoad.,.C reflitable team, for
llfeie ,i? oh- ahmirianco .of .good
talent?andf 'Ifter all, nothing draws
See n tor* ehoojflr hcfcie "team. -?d
MR. W ARREN WANTS H
" . ' INFORMATION.
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Roxboro Courier: Gin not you 01
.pomebody^Jafl us .vhat .-iy,wrong with
pgr tmMit school system. ?r road1
system and- ww -<4fnmtB^iiv?i?iii > riiu.
schools'Are nor lWe?Tri|r the demand
requweil Out.bounty roads -Te near5ySra.pass.ible.
Our-Cojunty affairs are
'I b?d?Rk(ape..tIi'It ysjljw tlJ> County
' stone!? hnd how we art to meet the
"requirements. I notice the Book Comrr.fcsjon
appointed by the lastJLejrislatnre
has increased the cost of school
beaks from tea' to twenty four doii?*
per child. la other words Use'
la oka that; cost tea dollars in 1 922
win rost'Wsanty foa* dollars li 192ft-V'
'man of'moderate means
and the tenants to- meet this great
til..11 II "?With?farm products -Belling'
below, erst of production7',The tax
fe of .J^ereBta. ?Ijsnty ha increased
sinoe?iB19 one huSdred and-hffy per.
cent oh, real estale?L-unaerstsnd the
Chalrrtjfn od Board of ! County Qofir
; luiRaionbrr says there wiU have to be
.an increase -of twenty per cent for
,1'S23_ WIVh no- reduction In 1CM eal-"
ups. 'There is something radically
? - aerr|--A llaMnmst be
railed . we can not . stand it. ?The;
people would be pleased to ;
h^ar fonwfthing about what our Sen at
Jhc last two sessions of the Legis'Our
land values -were not
jedpjeif and our"taxr-ate- raised fifty
per .odnt for 1921. thereby placing a
heavy? ibu Jen eti the land -owner'?he
[can't - stand much more before be
a'sei - under. . j. ? ' '
..It1 wlH spot, be time for another
election.. and our^aipe men. may want.
to represent us Spain.' If so. we wtrtsld'
like tt> ji.-ar .whns they did for as.
and what, they^pTOPOse to de. I tcness
Ji.jrc 'Pats *wiy;sjyfcd;.for reelection;
.i.iietjce \flhere they passed one spec[pis'hnI;fcrWhe
County which has cost
^e ppunfv. t? ?lot 'of money, hut has
[ fajled to Tunctjc-h. Thja-is the AfudbIters'
Bill whid! is chapter 577, puplie
laws Ikkl, which requires an audit
?f all records .and accounts of thefjeuntiv
each year, tv. report filed and
'nuhlishe 1 for the benefit and satis-,
jfaction, of the people, so that they
[can see" what is being done with the
High tarns they are paying*.U't know
there were three men sent to Roxborp
iis_anditorj,-ot-'aeceontarts, and spent
some time at'a heavy cost-to the
County in gbihtrcqyer; the- records of
the different office**'and as'-ho re-,
port has been made -of their finding
we want to ask our Senates- Or Representative
to explain what has been
done ir. this" matter, as they are. famjli?T_with
the workings -of ttti bill'
-As WeH~sw~gnyfewther-measures' that
passed-for the County- they may See
fit to comment--on: """ ?
~ W;-A, t^AERElV.
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'THAMONDS ?l( HKAHTS."
last F+tday there wag- a play,
' 1 namtmdH MjU Wuai lit,'I j-tumi-mai:
Jalang under tfie auspidea IdFthe'jhiE-'
lie-schnoi, 'It ??5 our pleasnreto at:,
-tend tlJis- performaSfce, and we wint
to say that it was liaridedty good, all
of -the dfcayaetars playing their part#
well, but we oa not refrain frcrni,
personally [mentioning the splendid
work' of Mifc, Cay Rynsdny-aa Hannah
Barnes, a. mfridan. lady, who lived
dri the Taftn, 1? TO- Tapr-Regan.
ii ' 'U'h*a^T?!''it^-S.'ir'! haf">r
an amaiepa' tMeqaiA of Mil* Bfoad '
W-irr-faa gfe- .S an afnsg'aTij -,f
W weH wort 11 the prlp aaa
iier in_Jhe part she played.
We -'tnidnatMiil ll>W pl?y?oan , ta?
4ng th pre- it, and we ' caa amy fit ii
Wsrth seeirjg. If" yon wtmt <> have
the rH?y jwaafa to pter tdaSl
Un?4ti wt.h .11 .as Uay Itrw.ua,
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sIORTH CAROLINA, ^
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My stordjs CLEAN- ^
Front stjte. 'BACK side; underside
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-My warehouse It CLEAN ' '?? '!
Stalls .and all
iiy~ market is CUBAN * ! '
Inside and afl -aides 'My
shop is CLEAN
In every spot
My office in. CLEAN . ,
Eveyg^-ishiH'.'. ^" ' ffl
My HOME is VCLEAN ---?:;
Bkckyard," front yard, cellar, f-*
ccw. lot, pig pen, chicken "yard,
privy?EVEfiTWHEBE . K* My
church is CLEAN
T .iwn ?,Ul ?1I t
Mr'rr"ft'OTrA.N'' - '
-Pack- ntrf -fifoht una side
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My scMeei is CLEAN '
EIT5 RYW-HERE ABOUND ME IS
CLEAN!" /'
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MY WHOLE -TOWN" IS CLEAN,!J
R?V. Mi T. PLYLER ' '
?? : SUNDAY NIGIT. '
'?wilaing Eider, TgeirifTT, TTyler'
preacli.'d at the Edgar Long' Memor-;
fal ChorcH Ifi^t .Sunday night.. Sjjn-1
day being " WofhtWide-- Saaday" !
witTi the. Methodist his eeruwh was ;
"bn the sufcjedt ot-jaeeuag the pledges
made; andit Vas thoroaght enjoyed-1
T>V ttl>" large congregation^2"" J
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s-r- PERSON -COUNTY
x-" -S >"
Oiilun--1 ^H'ociation. will i
hold - a mass meeting at the Cedar ,
Grove Academy Saturday, April 8,
jgtt- at 11:80 -A: fit T11 'i 11 p IIMII.J
Woman and child Is expecldTf' to be j
ffresent. < J? " .. j'|
Is , P. E. Hoover,
' =- Supervisor '* ?,
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school "n Eii's. j
Exaipinations fcr certificates will'"
lie Held the second Monday and Wed- i
nesay.-wApri! 1,1th" and 12th ir,"' my ;
office begmnig qt o'clock, gn,I trill,
he conducted sfccprdirg to State pro- .
gram, all w'no-ivisk to take this examination
- will please notify me -at
Once. , . -. - . S
Board of Education Witt.meet the i
first JTorstlny iir April, r _ .
.'All .teachers mast have*-lhc>' Roe^..
-fsters and" Fin si 'Reports-"correctly >
filled. cut before their last month's
salary will_he paid. TKs is a require-'
men! otb-t-he ikW and lire?Dc.ae.1?et?
Education expects if to W strictly ,
obeyed.. Realty" 1t, would" he dasrtrarteous
for -any. ttasher to- ask. for last
pcymenf without having complied
w^fh -the tanr. ' ? ~r" f
There will be a, niee/rag of the '*
Teachers Aseoftation nert Saturday
April 1* This is to grre el!
who failed to get tifc recpMred. number
of lessons in the Readirg Circle
Book a chance- to finish it. The daV|
"set for the last_ meeting foond as
With- bai weather sad nucny impassaule
roads and' we decided to posir'obfe
'.thf?r 'iiiii i*"-"'T-itb"''^'n'<inr
the above about twenty Came and I
felt it would be too hid for .them not
to .get off their- expected work. So
the meeting was' held. Of coarse,
those who did not come are not to
he nenr^-"') ^c_Jejgtfor' ^A-VUA?
foy them to come.
Those who have, completed the |
wcrk are not expected to come. .O
MMrte, all may cms*. Who <i??jre ??
I tmd nioft of UiJ teachers are anxious
to make sore of their work.,
fii?Uf??hfr glimmer kpol. I
. Thi> is . a State InstltotJOB?Nor-|
mil CtSlleire rad ii located ibwt 50
i* ?? ;
Kclfco1 and a gaol jIMfe to SpWW-"
vaoatiiia mo?ttaij?: TSey >1*1-51
tjjT t*?? ?-jdr%mfcs each. Thai
July 7tll The second opens July 11
filossa"lAaw*-Mtth ^ . * r |.
Mst nulstiens Board 'and Room for _
' rh* term (if my arfeks.ig.t3h.0Q. i"
Write -frjai. W. E. Btwt Gullov. hSo
T\Vf?.. "fri*. information, r&opo mtute of
: uut lhwuUfb aiu fo \
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l :_- . 7'"']'.. 7 .'T7-t7 "f '7" H
B"r ' ought ? ' v_j
I. ; . '.. _ To eu;^
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Everybody -else.
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rHE S. O: S. OF THE SOW
. By W W.
TLli Office, of Swine Extension i*
responsible for- the statement that
Sorth Carolina TiAs h- A HfetfEfc
MARKET" for' hogs. In fact, this
iamm-tin^i m.aile ip' a 'recently print*i
chart, a -copy; of whieh-should be
n the hinds "nf every, farmer in ttb
~i , '? : . jg
It m^y -be obtained from "yoiff
3ornty Agent, and if you raise hogs
ror' 'sale, the information - contained
in this chart will" he wortfc many
ioliirs lt> you. Ash fur our?,
f JUSTIFICATION ?- "
Etrred to oKove is contaiflndi in the
iast-lsstic or the United States Weatier,
Crop's and Mcfjketis BulleGf..
Jated IVfaroh" IStW, which gives.
ESTIMATED FARjtATfLtTF OF
LMPOKTATANT PRODUCTS. FEE
RUAHY 15? 1922 f
' In this .Bulletin we find that only
the-five two' crna!
S'&rth *'Carolina ?n . eitiniated farm
value of hogs per ; one hundred
pounds. a . ,
Farmers iVT tSs .state WUST NOT
prostitute this adrsr.tape ft:rue the
sele of oily peanut, ahd soy l>t?ui fid
hogs;tstudy thi following,abbreviated
table and learn.whsf such hogs have
done for Other' states, then get. and
study the'cbart referred to and learn
how. to moke real matey with USgs.
DO.IT NOW!
PER .100 LBS
' STATE ?r 1.8?? 'Off
Chkon $10:50 $10.00
Rhode .Island* . . 8JO '11.00
Delaware* ' O.50 11.20
' ''b.oO . 9.7Q
5fcw. Jersey 9.30. '10.50
Perr.sy1van.ia 9.20 111.09
Washing tor. 9.20 9.90
North Carolina $ 9120 $11-40
Alabama 6.80 - 8.00
Texas . . 6.80 7.S!t)
Louisiana ?.60 940
Georgia " 6.10 1840
Fiordis ; r^?
Average-last six states $6.48 $8.23
V I .I " ' a.fr *_ ,?
Average United States $8.24 $8.58
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BACKERS AND BUaiNEBS YTEN:
Axe you whose busiwfii wceii
oepapds upon th? pro?|ierity of the
fmroer, jpetng to si't/ cahnly bju while
partly*'"* influence of
niinoos prices poll* NORTH in the
wave of th* turn wwll Buimwutiim
ali possibility of profR.trr port froDBetlont.
W !U i'tn )n4|u>* ii aaa-.L u, '
iasc your hnaiarns ?inny m;|i ihr
taxrmr' . ,
T Every Banker, Ctnnqber of Cprnttterce,
'Ret&ry Cmi^JUwaitis-~Ctntr,
newspaper and County Commissioner
lfi tWf CStttpp BeH wrtii^wfttrm tWi
Says; secspjcific iitoUveitbni pa
ic.'^yr ^riy'mes. iwj; ?n?
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ch 29th 1922
600D FARING
?o \
Intense farming is the kind of
firming ..that mates' it. possible for
a landowner, to become. wealthy from
tha products of.a ten acre plot, while
his neighbor who owns -five hundred
acres, goes hungry. There are lessons
in plenty So be Teamed from
this intensive fanning. A homely-old
saying cjie often' hears in the: cohntry
i*7 1 live at hom^ ind hoard at
the same place." That is-*he farmer's
way of expressing his independ
ence. intensive .cultivation of the resrsrces.
and advantages of a snyrji
city wiii, in time, make it . vers
wealthy, city. Of courag, each-a; city
will ra^viair tmUl hl.t if it
does,-it will be a.great cityf Gary,
lnd., is not the largest city i5 the
T'nitedp States,-by many thousands,
"bitt- its public, selljals .have taught the
tvorld lessons. The good farmer puts:
everything -back ifeo the soil that he.
can. He does net feed , his hay or
^rairv. to ,hia stock and then ?spend
money for commercial fertiliser.
Kbxbcro.. is nOi a~tgrgr*rU.v ihul rsr'not
yetj-bnt intensive cultivation, apj-lied
to . what-the cit^ has, can mfke
it one of' the most prosperous cities
in the country. The one big thing in
making 1 city witere hard timea Willnever
be known is.to-.keep K ox hero's
money in Rv xboro. this is- a figure - of
speech which applies to" the entire
Roxbors territory. Chicago is a great
metropolis." Stock yards, wholesale
houses and mail' order business, bulb
up Witt- money from the south, the
Weal and tffi cast, -have made Chicane
what it.is. If the tfemey which has
gww lmc Chicago caffgHi eaaid. hat
pnt m.a lump stun it would be suf-i
ficient to guarantee tomfortable lie-'
lugs fin -piactkalh every person irr
the. cjty, mere the city, vwi& ns large .
aa it is.
Here is our farm' waiting fir cultivation.
Plant the dollar hare," and
the Harvest will conie in a surprising
short time. "Buy -in'feorcboro". Spells 1
,mlLp fui Sill?'it nigaAs miurl
Jobs, bigl 11 r nalariee more homes anal
THE.-TO*ptAMS CLUB.
J TIJ_> Woman's Club will boldtheii
flm, annual meeting next Monday.
April 85b- the parlor of Jones Hotel*
The following nominations have 6eei
ma-1% forofficer*:. "
Pres. Mrs.. S.- G. Wsnstead.
First Vice-JEtes. Mr. M?<r i, JJeT
' 'ritt . _ |
Sec,-Vice-Prps. Mrs. R, L." Wilbtrrn.'
^ Secretary. Mrs. J. G. ..Moore^ .
Treasurer, Mrs. tt. A'. Wy^tead. i
Chairman Civics Dept?. Miss* HaP-f
Chairman Education Dept., Mrs. |
' J A. Beaut. 1 I
Chairman Literary Dept., Mrs. B..
. G. Clayton."
Chairman Music Dept. Mrs. <H. W.
Newell. r
All members are urged to came i
l,.r-{ iv.1. fnf 'r. ether
inations.wHl-be made.-*
TTn Aprils. a home Tnlent ptay
] Orchestra combined. from Soatli
.] Boston, wi 11 '"entertain our Roxbo4?>
' peopte""ar.3 give' the Woman's Club
jhatf the proceeds, which the -.clnh
I wishes to invest ill chairs for use irt
tput re scalar meethursi Let us patrcmj
ire this and help out in" this (coed
j work! ' . '
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VENTTOV MEETS SATURDAY.
A call is hereby issued" for the a>- j
wmbiing of th* Rvnublicap County j
Convention, to be-'lJ>ld at the Court
. rtouae in the town of jfoxborbat 2j
P. M. April iat, 1922! fc.' the purines#
of electing, delegates to the
Male- -CuiAautUMF- ta ini holt ' *. Win
ston-Salem on April 12th 1922, delegates
-and alternates dp attepd t^f
Congressional,- Judicial' hnd Senatorial
Conventions' to be failed latter and to
elect^eiunty Chairtnart^ and Execu!
use" Cmiimttee. - ?
- - The RgpnMlcang of each-pfwl net in
ftnon. County- are requested to uuemble
at'-thgy voting sxet:nct$ at;,
';r ?, yiinirtay ??tu wad
1 'then and there- to eiectT delegate# W]
-attend that: Ciaaty* jjawiiaifticc, ~
? Each -precinct la" entitled to Otic
. ty-five'v'otea or fractional T>?n* dhetef
trt casl ton Hon. John J; Pwrker. Se=E
publican candidate for trfrrr-nffc m
Iftfdl in arid nrhciaet,
riwoi.., Chgrman. iigc ?
Roxboro. N. C, 2.24" liu_ .
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50 P?r Year in Advanca
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PiipFfEcco
" . DEALER DEAD
Danville, Va., March 87.?John T3A"ward
Hnghea, 51 year* old. prodfa?>
errt tobacco merchant of this city,
died this "evening. Mr. Hughes baa
been in feeble healtlJ -since the sob1D1D
?-J If - ? ?
" t x vi Miw uiiu, ,t\jL wcr ? yew, nu
been practically bedridden He was
head of the fhrm of John E. Hutches
unT!- company, one. of the' largest
firms of leaf tobacco'Healers and exporters
operating..in Virginia and'the
Carolina*... -
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** SOCIAL NEWS. **
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The Research club met .Wednesday ' '
'afternoon with VMrs. A. M. Barns. '
TJie subject was "Makers of American
pjtticin.'.' tttoen) -with roll call
responded to withi current events.
Mrs. E.' "P. Bantep. led the lessbp review.
and Mrs. T. -EJ. Aosjin read se- *
legflSM trtjn "jMih rharTes" McNsil'a )
'Lyric* of Cottonlard,' After "TKS ' 1
study Ifopr the' hostess served fruit
salad course, coffee and mints. TUe
members present, mere Me%Luce* B_
G. Clayton, 1. J. Winatead, F. T.
Pais, J. B. Hurley, E. P. Duncan, ?W?
G. Sample. T. E- Austmr*S. G" Win- .
stead' and H. S.- Morton.
A delightful but quiet 6 o'clock
dinner Was given Thursday evening
by Mrs. Mamie JlSn'Hl, honoring C *
Mr. and .Mrs. Pi K. Miles. The tshin ' >
was pretty ' with its centerpiece of
jtvnqtrUa in rtrt-pl.V. hfrwl with ay
paragbs fern mingled with_$h?n.' A
turkey course, salad eotrrse. with'
bloOt -cream Mijl cake irffyelloxf sssf .
white were served' te Mr.'" and Mrs.
Is. K. Mlfca. Titnor gnats. Mrs! Hi. J.
Teague,_Mr. and Mrs.- W' T. Pass.
Mr-juad iirs. H. W. Winstead and H.
G. Winstead. '
ai one oz ine most. (leufrjitttfl jtaj&t* *
of the spring when she enter? .
taifred t4*e^rid^ Afternoon
Clah and' additional ' *ruaats? at 'jtej*
hcttne on South Main . Street*-' The t-?oms
were attractive with "asserted
5I?ryipr * flowers !?nd tlb Faster' irift* * *
-vrics?riTrij.i i ely tavvied - Lfy*'1 ir-. jthe. ??*
srbre-^arda' und 1 refreshments. - AaF " -?
faycTS, .quaint mi^latiire chickens; desi?n<?d-and
made.^try MiSS'es 'Alio*
' ' >f?r,fr3K W^dmK ^ "
Winsiead, WTf, (riven the iruesta. A J
three course collation with mints was
served h;.' the hostess. Mgsdames H. ~
IV, VVilisten:; and W. T. Pas^-ta the |
ibUfleAt gnosis: Mesdamee -ij. E. \ ' . t
1- vf, G. W, Thomas, E. G- LStig, AT"
M: Bums, P. K. Miles. Wl# CtJiullock.
J.- W. NT6eJl, W.. St CJar.v, Jr.,
T. B. WdadvdT. W. Henderson, Margaret
Strayhorn, R. W. SteplJenai
W. T. Phss, Hugh . Woods, G, W. '
Kane, W. T. Lcn*. W. Trrrod-W. FLortjr.
E- V. Boatwright, Edwin Ely- *
emtdh, VT D. Mi-rrlU, ?!., W. W-in- .
stead, E- P. Duniap and Miss Myrtle
SldDllte. ... ?: ; '
Mrs. U. S. Morten entertained a
number of (tuests Friday afternoon
in honor yf the eighth- birthday ?1
her daughter Helen. Ap hour was
soent in aiavincr trames -on rhr. lwS_
after wlich a donkey contest was
held, Sophie Lipshitz winning the
prize, a basket of caster eggs.
' The dining room was Lovely in the. _
color scheme of pink and yellow. A
play cloth nf attractive lleaiy.ii was
used on the table, the centerpiece was
the birthday cake "sttrrburtded by
pink roses, and many pirjk candles
lent tlleir glow to the pretty scene.
Ice Creagn and cake in . the color :
seh'erae.; was sprved, while% mints in
MafciBsrnett, Ahne WatkifiS, Wiry
'Jane Ldng, Afary Marshall Dunlap,
Sdphie and. Matilda Lipshltz, Alice ,--Snpth.
Jatrk- Allgood, Anna Wooding
| Winltead. Alice Virginia Stephens. ' * '
'(Susyina - WinsteSar Anne forSn?r 1
Bradsber, Margaret Criteller, Tinssn
; I,a Woods, and Earl BraSiber. L. K.
' Ggftton Irs Reginald Harris ait Aid* ~
? 7
OR.. SATTEEIELIV -COM- ' r ~V IXL
TO ROKBOROt \s
Dr. E. H. SatterftejdTwhp haaAeeii ' ' ~
located In Tim-ham. rbr ~S ftuuibof of
years, will pveb -to Hoxboro on April
tsr~ H1e offlrr will he rrrer the si em yr-^TT
nod will pe welcomed to apr town.