PACE EIGHT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS.
? - Bj'the Secretary. -- .
A few .weefcs since the Secretary
had-.'the pfearare of meeting Mrs.
Jorn S. - Cunningham/ an; official of
, the .State connected with" tile Insurance
Department. -Mtrs. Cuningbam
in company with a number of other
ladies is a tnember of the Division
?of Safety Education, a moot impor1
tant branch. ...
It would be inconceivable that. any
one, after meeting her, would ntft
wan.t to hear her. Handsome, of distinguished
appearance; .with a charm
li-H i^iavuBHi-y, a?rc luijiicaocs an
wltli her earnestness?and ability.
Her c iming to Roxboro will be a so.
ciatccs well as a civic event. Let's
make the most of it.
The Civic Committe.e pf the Woman's.
Club and other ^organizations
of ladies have a well" organized plan
of Qispecticn pad cooperation for
cleaning' the- residence sections, a^id
?-?Uwy hnvf made it plain to tM; mcr
chants, if the'r patronage is desired
the stores m. be cleanly and attractive.
This \ also apply to-offices
on second flo* reached, by stairs.
Mrs, Cunningham's engagements as
planned are as follows':
She"' will arrive on Wednesday St
8:15, and the day will be spent in
meeting and advising with the In-,
dies of the Civic Committee.
On Thursday afternoon" ' at 8:40,
she will address tHs school children
and their J parents at the Graded
School. ' , ,>
On Thursday night at 8 o'clock P.
Vf ' eVio will c no air fr? n fnurn mooa
meeting: tn tlla Presbyterian Church,
which has been loaned for the occasion
by its officers.
Friday afternoon -the ladies are
preparing to give Mrs. Cunningham
a reception in the Kaplan Building.
TUj people throughout the land
are awaking to the necessity of removing
dust and its hidden germs in
dwelling houses; they realize that'
filth permitted to remain upon the
surface of vacant lots and floors of
outhouses conceals tH? deadly tyserae
person's Well to carry death
and disease to the inocent ones who
drink the water. These same tlJinking
.... pec pie realize also that the open pig
. pep? in wKich-the pig's logs are not
long enough to keep IJIs body out of
.the mud and filth. Ls a choice place
for the breeding of flies and mosquitoes','.
whIle"dTtry, horse lots are in.
the same categWy;
A ban.'is also being placed upoTT"
carelessness in tlh accumulation of
old papers and other trash upon
which a stray, match may fall frtftn
hands' cf a careless smoker, with,
t possibility of a homeless town
, shfrerinjr over the embers on the fob
?. hjACji^-jr^ght. {
*r-'-. AV-hilc nv knew these things
- e \ ? p "j tjj) yonsidera.
_ i^rr.they if -it is*fortunate
thV fynVneT'has 'Vikcm hold . of'jtlf
: -tte*. and shown the latent dansrors
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.%*>. cxbting, and still more' fortunate
ti.it intelligent \vomen\>cnn be sent
t ; -?lilfereB^^t?Tnunities 4a. .-.Awv.se.
the peonle 16 their sense of danger.
"TKe Ht\\a has come far (Sinking
people to act, not Tor themselves
-?olcn< but for the unthinking as well.
WWjn we have heard let's ACT.
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"MR. ASD MRS." ROIXY X1CKK."
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KehearsaJ* for the mimical comedy
<4MK- and '.Mrs. Poliv Tkkk", which
will be presented by the American
Legion cn next Friday night at tlfr
School; auditorium arc now well un
tier way, mi l the fihow promiros to be
a good cne. The cast,- whicH is .composed
entirely of. local talent includes
14 men, 11 women, 4 children and &
..? chorus girls?and- such chorus girls!
Aflss McUeet- who [^directing th?
play, declares those to be among th.best
she. hafc trained.
jThe admission will be "thirty five
eetttft to**child*en ami fifty cents for
.adults, reserved ^eat tickets "at .seventy
five cents "ere now on sale at
TsVwton-Wilkcrson Drhg Company,
" aie guinvt fast'.--Buy yum* tickets
before tH? best spats are taken.
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MII-TON DEFEATS SEMORA.
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Semora girls lose basket ball game
???tot Milton in the fiiost Heated contest
' of the season. The visitors were edited
out of victory by. superiority of
home team in caging foul shots. Milton
showed excellence in passing.
For Semora the MeSHjrry sisters did
,Stellar wjrk, while Eras Gillespie
' and Holen Taylor showed best for
the home team. Score: 7 to 5. The
game was staged in Milton.
'tS~~ cXfttL 6F? THAKJfir
We wish to thank eaph and every
one for their many kindnesses and
? eyeijlliiag they did daring the recent
sickness and death of our dear1
mother and. wife- Mrs. J. R. Clayton,
we assure you that it was apprecist"jCdTrnd-wHi-ho
remembered by us all
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- SALE OF LANpS.
Pursuant to an order of 'sale nude
by the Superior Cohrt ofc Granville
County in the Special Proceeding
tlbrein pending - entitled "W. D.
Amis an&*ife,- Pearl Amis, and-others.
Ex Parte", I shall on
SATURDAY, APRIL 28th 1923,
AT THE HOURS HEBBBMWER
NAMED, sell to the highest bidder
-by public auction-the following described
.lands: FIRST TRACT: Lying
and being situate in the Coun
ties 01 liranvme ana ferson near
the Town of Virjgllina, ad joining the
lands oT G. W. Pollard,' &. D. Ci irk.
boo seat, lhomas Tract; C. C.
HiglJ., Mrs. Angle and perhaps others,
containing 102 acres, more or
lpss, according to plat and survey,
made by "R. T- Gregory, surveyor. . .
The-above described, land will be
subdivided into two or three tracts,
and -will be ^old in-separate tracts
and then as a whole. The sale of this
land Will be made at or near Pollard's
store, in Person County1, al eleven
o'clock, A. M.,.on Saturday, April 28,
1923.
SECOND TRACT: Lying- in the
Cuuiity of Granville, State of North
Carolina, about one-Ullf mile-east of
the Town of Virgilina, adjoining the
lands of H.'J. Rogers, C. C. Blanks,
Lettie Brooks, ' Land Company and
others, containing 39.43 acres; more
or less, according to plat and survey
made by R. T. Gregory, surveyor.
This tract of land is subdivided
into three smaller tracts and will be
sold in separate tracts and then as a
til. i 1 ..-111 i. 1.1 ? . iv.
n 11U1C. X II10 lauu will UC aviu U" U?
crem^es at one o'clock, P. M., on
Saturday, April 28, 1923.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third of
purchase price cash; one-third January
1, 1924; and one-third January
1,' '1925. The deferred payments to
bear interest at'tHi rate of six per
centum per annum from the date of
the confirmation of the sales by the
Xourt.; Title to be retained until purchase
money Is.jaid in full. __?rW.
d>. Hill-? Company of South
Boston, Virginia, have been engaged
or; -;pliing agents of?this property, =
under direction of.life Court.
This March 26, 1923.
B. S. Royster, Commissioner.
CALTOLINA SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT.
The Commencement at Caltnlina ,
school on March 23rd"was a great
success. There was a large crowd in
attendance, and nice behavior. Mr. L.
B. McFarlanI delivered- tfie opening
address. There were many songs, recitations,
dialogues ai\d .plays given
by ttJc school,
At'that-etosing exercise the commit'terswjt
'ifVlhe schorl presented- the
teacher", M iss Jdessie Dean, with ;ti
??4cnt -cf. a 123.00 chock, showing
iohitiapplaciationof her having- given
such , great satisfaction, in their .
and askedcher "not to use it
hi buying -Her wedding" outfit, bat to
come back and teach for them again."
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'.L 'V>~OTICE. ... r.c To,
Our'.Pricnds and tha^PuUic-:
We iuvo the f)Id Back gjjano for
sale,, and second tojibiie that is made.
See lis before you buy and save nion;*"y.
We appreciate >*bur Ipatronage in
ihe past and hone bv faic. dealing
with you that you will continue doing
business with us. i.
You will find' one ^pf us at ^the
aruano house fTom now on ready to
wait on you when you. drive in.
Thanking you for your past patronage
we are,
Yours respectfully, ^
i. r. i- eatnerston and BroeJcsT
Mar. 28, 2ts. , '
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SEMORA, ROUTE ONE.
?Bessie rail ilal 'AI1!U' many news
i^cms tHls week, for she has a sore |
hjand.
Mizs'Arnie Scott, who has been
going to school- in Lawrenceville,
vs., spent the week end with - her
mother, Mrs. Roberta Scptt. ,
Miss BlancHie TbrSpmorton of
flhnvfll'e is spending "a few-days with
AIiss Theima and Alias GlaHys Taylor.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. Scott "and
little daughter, .Elizabeth, spent the
week end with Mrs. Roberta Scott.
fTtls mail carrier eopld not go around
his roijte for several days last
week on account of high water.
All the sick people seem to be im
y fu Yj iig , ? ' " I
Mr. B. K. Barnett of Soxboro Was
a Semora visitor last week.,
,Mr. Stickney Taylor was'a Roxboro
Visitor last 'week.
;the SenSSTa school "Will -close
"preh-MtV. / -- - V". H
Mr. Crisp Barnett and Mrs. S. C
Barnett spent Sunday evening with
Mrs. Roberta' Scott."
'Mr. H. Vf. Connally was a Roxboro
visitor last Saturday.
?Mrs. Roberta Scott is spending a
few days" with her sister, Mrs. S. G.
Barnett in Roxboro. '
Mr. E, R,. Vernort cut his foot one
dap ftsf week, but- wei^s^tg, be ge> l~-~.
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| ywcostofm
AtUu exists right not
demiad tint cannot be met t
the empty Atlas ban now in t
band* are returned. In the c
of a year close to ?3,000,0
worth of bags are need*
Atlas. Th{s would he a 1
. -bags were not returned and re
to cutting down the numb
/ _ new bags needed.
Return your empty Atlas
promptly "to your dealer,
liim, and help us, ke:p Pot
Cement the cheapest of all i
faclurcd products.
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PORTLAND CEHI
"TfieSUnidaiiUylvfuchGUdi
COOPERATIVE MARKET CLOSED.j,
The Cooperative Tobacco Market
closed Here last week. Mr. H. W.
Winstead, manager for this* market,
informs us that nearly four million"
pounds "were received at this point.
A vigorous campaign will be waged
during the summer frfr signers
and they are expecting ere the market
opens in the fall to have many new
members to tile Association. Another
payment, th"e third, is expected within
a short while, but this is not to be
last and final payment, so we are
advised, from Raleigh..:
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' ACCIDENT STATISTICS I
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21 persons are accidentally ;
' injured every minute.
1,200 - persons are Occident- j j
ally injured every hour. '
j 30,240 persons are accident,
ally injured every day.
11 037.600 persons are acri- - , 1
dentally injured every ye^r. j I
; - FOr every accidental, death
there are from 120,to' 140 dis
abling injuries."1 .
Five times as many people
are Kiiieo ana injurea earn , j
year as flfe' from natural caus- j
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One' hundred^ and thirteen *
people -are accidentally . injured
to every fire that occurs.
Oive person in every six is "J-!
accidentally injured every ycpr. c.|
On? -okl of Qvery~ten deaths 2 ;
* is du?\ to: accidental' injuries J. if
More^wages, are ^ost/on ac- I .
count- of accidental injuries* r
thai^jfrrough Jack of work.
Twice as many people-, die L.
fwftr accidental from old ?pe. '
> One person is - killed in an ^ ;
automobile accident every 18 \
minuter. J. ;
ACCIDENT INSURANCE 1 T:
costs a third less than com,-,
mrrcial fire insurance, ft covers
the thousand hazards of _
cvery-da>i Ijfft and *pays double .
for the most dreaded ones.
SEE SATTERFIELD.
DO IT .TODAY?-TOMORROW
MAY BE TOO LATE. !
SA'i'i bkMfc-LD INS. T~
AGENCY
"OLD AND TRIED".
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Mechanical Refrigeration |
Plant Easter Greetings. jj
We . sell the best quality g
I of Western and Home killed 0
meats. Fancy groceries and
I'riuts. |
We will have al] kinda,af rf.
fresh fish lor' Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday; sure |
of Roe Him?Buck- Shad, | " J
Croakers, and Roe Herring. | j
Fresh lot jof Tomatoes, ?
Celery, Lettuce, New Pota- Is
I tees. Beets, Cucumbers, and j
Green Beans. ?-? ? t
\ "Do we appreciate your |
business I say we do."
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Help '
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ther makes arc measured "
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SMONUME'HJS
See me for anything in
Cemetery work. We guaranf?
tee aatisfaetioft to tmr ctta- -? tomerH,
and our prices are
right. _ |
JAMES M. PHILPOTT .
<Rpxboro, N.C Reprtteuting ,
SalisBurJ Marble Co.
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|jj The Car -That Stays
With You L J
^ And Costs. Less jjj
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Time
Seed Irish- t
If.
Potatoes?
The !|
Best.
We . "II
Have
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?tnellKKSjf Oie horse, cow end (
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When Ins Groceries just call'!
BLANKS
?ANDMORRIS
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ITEMS. I
Mr. It. H. Oakley of .Mpriah spent
Ji? week end with li.s son, Mr. John'
iV. Oakley of Timberlake. . . 1
Mrs. C. E, Adcock and son.'New-,
ion. Spent last Thursday with her
laughter, Mrs. Ethel Oakley of Tim>erlafe.
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Mr. Newton Adcock has returned!
dome from Helena High School. Hej
fc-ilV be missed in the schoe,l, for' he
:uok a great interest in his books.?"
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I 'IT LOOK
said Mrs. Jones, "a
beljeve that 'it was
I had.cleaned. ;You
thing, John, to an o
buying that new oc
"This isn't a net
band, "It's the one
had it cleaned at
ROXBORO
KIKBY 5
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The Happy, ?
A COLA WITH LIME
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IF YOU DRINK ONE YOl
L_? TRY ONE AND
LIME
iomiNG
JlOXBOl
I KASTli
1 SUmupo
When, in Durham, visit our
^ jjlay of Easter Plants and Cut
t&~Z- tet us have ycrurorder for
?S Every order placed with u
: r Piedmc
Five -Points
gg WWTON, WILKERSON I
t-;,| , ^Roxboro, Our Agent,
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IOF?TC?, ? TO A.M. SJ
.J HOURS 2 ? S P.M. gc
DH. S. D. COLEMAN j
CHIROPRACTOR ,.:W1
TELEPHONE NO. 220 > j|
PMTOrrist II.M. 9
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nd the neighbors wouldn't
really an old dress that ||
could have done the same jS
Id suit of yoiurs instead of jl
e you have on." < is
v suit," laughed her hus- 5;
I bought last year, but. I
LAUNDRY CO. |
BROS. Proprietors ?|
-~y- I
>rink
IMK*
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Snappy Drink
WILL FEEL Jl'ST FINE. ItA
BE CONVINCED.
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Company 1
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store and see our wonderful die- !|
Flowers. ||
Her 'ESSWV Flowers. We guaran- ? '
e - is gteen personal .attention.' rj: ^
mt Flower Shop, Inc. i
s. N. W. Cobb, Manager, )|
C _J*bone 920.' Durham,"N*. C. K
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