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hero, N. C., as second-class matter.
Rodboro, N. C. Nov. 5th.l334
GET IT FROM FIRST HANDS
When t he Tobacco Growers Cooperative
Marketing Association
was first inaugurated this County
eats considered, ind uoubUeae was,
oae of thf strongest Co-op counties
in the State but, judging by the many
ernes which were on the doiket last |
week, there is {treat dissatisfaction
within the ranks of -hp members.
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Of coarse, many thihrrs - have' betbr
aaid by both the loyal and non-loyal
mmrnMer: which vxiuid have been
better unsaid, and doubtless many
tb%rs which were not true. l-'oi
tnstnnro 5t is resorted in the
County that the AesuJttUea is on its
iaat leys, and is destined to failure.
We know pothm g about the financial
condition of the Association, but
sae do know that it is paying larger
aad more satisfactory advances this
* year than ever before, and word
comes from other sections that the
Association was never in better condition
thsfi today.
| " V Bat be that as it may, you wffl
have ~gn- opportumty on next Saturday
to hear from first hands just"
now the Association is doing and if ,
yon really wrlnt to know the inside ,
fpets you will come out and hear
Mr. Oliver J. Sand? at the court
house /Saturday. If any man in
the country knows the real condition
uf the Association it is Mr. Sands.
He ? recognibed as a man of rare
judgement, a satmd business man,
and we do not believe he would wilfnliy
deeievp you- I?
In the cut of State rs H. C.
truest, salesman for Durham Seed
&. which went up on appeal from |
Huniii -Superior Court, in which
aid Durham Seed Co. was held for
peddling, the Supreme Court handed
deem a decision reversing the decisis
of the Superior Court. The caee
will now come beck for judgement.
This was a State wide ease, in which I
it w?f claimed that herase* which
loaded tip their trucks and sent them
tmt to solicit business and deliver
from said trucks were nothing more
or less thp|i pedlers,-and the Supreme
Court took the same view.
This case was'' stubbornly, contesie.ll
by Mr. C. A. Hall. who re-presented
the Cotrtty in the case.
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snas .hatch married in rretTT
CEREMONY.
Burlington Young lady Bccotnrs
the Bridn hf I>r: Ralph Brooks, j
Borlingtn::. Nov. 2?Of interest j
throughout fhr .tato and particularly |
ra wntem North Carolina whert both '
Mm* Hatch and Dr. Brook*. art* well!
kaaowfi war t he marriage of Miss I
l*c? E. Hatch. daughter of Mrs.,:
Gfwnre W Hn fch- bf Piedmont Estate* j
*tid Dr. Ralph E. Brooks, son of 0. E.
Brooks, of Boxbcro, which took place
at Hie home of the bride Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. Dr. William R.:
Pottrr performed the ceremony whidh !
* ; one pipst Ipyely .sftci.i, 1
?OS ot thr fail yeason.
There were no attendant', the '"re 1I
* many was accentuated with simpliB
city throughout only members of the I
intanediate families were present.
fFoHnwine the wedding a reception I
was piven at the home. A delicious I
three course buffet luncheon was
served by Mrs. J. Rainy Parker. Mrs.
Rafoa Williamson, Mrs*Robert Barnwall
and Mihs {Fannie Hatch, Immediately
foUoainp Dr. and Mrs. Brooks
taft fer a wedding trip to nomts of
interest m the north. On their return
they will be at home in Piedmont*
hsajhln after ]&awn}Mr ',3.
__ Mrs. Brooks is ajteaatifuLtypc ofl
flhn^spaettc an r n ner.f
tner and striking personality. She id
a saaduat" if K. C. C. W. CJrceneim.
and far some time has held a
rmspmaaible position with thr 'Xatiotuil
?jrr Works, this city.
Ik Brooks received h* education
? .a* Trtriiiy ' re later taking spe^
^MWidl^'ai-TheJJaiversity d N'orth .
BmflamdaaOad from the Jeffer.se- '
- . TiWrWBieice. he is now prominently
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connected witli the Raipry hospital
as resident pbynctn.
< ~unninjrha.ni News. '
Mr. Alexander L. Base attended
the automobile races at Charlotte.
He reports a very exciting and pleasant
trip.
Mine Vida Lea Stephens, onr popular
teacher at Cunningham school,
sport the week .-..J with - friends st
Bailey and Raleigh.
Mrs C. H. Richmond, who has
spent the mraaaer with her daughter,
Mrs. Gee L. Cunningham, left
Teesday foe Richmond to visit her
daughter. Mir ; Elen Ramsecr Richmond.
, A large gathering of the best men
and women of Persoft, Caswell and
Halifax counties attended the speaking
at1 the Cuningham school house
Friday night. This war our fifth
speaking at Cuningham and it' fs
growing in mterest and members at
each meeting.
Friday night Nov. 7th tha Hon.
Jar. S, Exsley. Commonwealth Attorney
of Halifax courtty, one of Va's
best orators anc giftsec speaker? wil
I be with us. and a packed house is
assured. So come early and pet a
good scat?7:30 P. M. is .the hour j
Mess -Tn? H T noVh.rf r I
Seett. MjJfc M. and F. E. Wells,
Walter P. Phelp* end Napoleon
Turner are bucily engaged in
having their fine crops of cotton
picked. These gentlemen are someof
Person counties best farmers, and
they do onot believe in carrying all
their, "eggs in one basket"?-a wiee
mm'e to raise other crcps than tobaccco.
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Curch Announcement for EphesusClement
Field.
Bu sines meeting at Lambeth
Me mora 1. Satundayat 2:ty> P. M.
Preaching Sunday morning at 11.
A deeper spirituality in all the
churches is our hiph aim.
You can no* afford to neglect your
3wn prayer life, apd Bible study, or
depend upon others to do this for
you. it can not be done.
L- V. Coggans. Pastor. ?
Miss Louise Stalvey, -who: is teaching
in the City schools of Raleigh,
spent the, week' end here with her
parents, Prof, and Mrs. A. B- Stalvty.
COME
I . TO SEE US
IN OUR NEW
STORE
We are showing
Domestic and imported
China, ?
Hand Painted '
China, Light cut
Glass. Silverware
and Novelties.
Everything in
Hardware.
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FARMERS
HARDWARE Co.
Roxboro. N. C.
Phone 99
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i The highest code ot
| ethics governs our | g
Lgjf professional services, mm ^
We do everythiriir
if* nnrl meticulous re- H
,9 spect for the wishes
J^B of the bereaved. ..
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Why burn more coa
and not be comfortab
your whole house on
fuel. Get in line and I
mates cheerfully .give
v?I now have with me
expert heating man, :
heating before cold 1
I II. L. NOR!
Plumbing and H?
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iufhy Fork Hqrh School Honor Roll.
An avenajre of 90 on aM subject?,
0 on deportment, and perfect attanlance
is the i ecoitl of the following:
Second yrade- J ohi. Newtdnf
Fourth (trade?Janie Heater, Raytrnd
Allen, Herbert Whitfield. Comlia
Moore. AHie Wade and Tstsey
barren. _1 _i_ _ <1
Seventh Grade^-Eula Dilnavant.
Ilieabeth Roper*. Frances Hnrdlp,
ifbert OTJriant and Inez Wrant
Eiprhth c!*d.>-Jame noger*. J
Ninth grade?Willie Horton,
'IfIIIh i-nirif-l.iifft- Hnrtnn
Eleventh paw*-:-Alma Brooke.
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mbrr 5th. 1934.
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STETSON AND '
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ROXBORO'S
ntion
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I in grates and heaters
tie when you can heat
i the same amount of
et us talk it over. ELstin.
Just phone No. 217
: Mr. O. E. Warren, an j
io call on me for that
weather.
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SPBCIAL TERM OF OOVKT.
Thespecial term of Court last '
week was devoted entirely to hearfnp
cesea brought by the Tobacco
Growers Co operative Association
against danrraet breakers Judge B.
-F. long, irte iK ^ided. was unfaeiaetf
i in bis judgements bnt~1t wSs planlv
I shown that his heart was with the
! Association. In one of the most im
j portant cases Judge Long held that
| only a legal impossibility, each as.
1 an act of God, avoid excuse mm- dejHvery.
| There were only two .contested
eases, A* see recall,, ad in both Of those
the < W won - c ut, most of the
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jwmed.Thursday, evening'.- ?
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Appearance isi
but how it doei
Styleplu!
Clothes
here
exclusi'vely
*25 - *40
Keep one thing in mind abo
Dlus Clothes?they are popu
fabrics, well made at popula
You know what is new as
anyone. You see it oh the st
in the shops, and read it in th
and magazines.
But you need to be remind
you can get the new things
plus, dependable make and <
label at popular prices.
We have a fine assortment ii
and fabrics?we can please
men and older men and b
l. i-r i_ ?
uatK. 1 ui more every lime. v\
have worn Styleplus Cloth
will know what good clotl
without extravagance.
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BEST STORE
Have yon gc
if you hare a bank acconrrtr a
adding to your balance, we congri
"keep it up."
1 If you have no bank account,
in and open one. The satisfied, cc
give you to know you are getting
(- -en your determination to make y?
Come in today.
We win welcome yc
THf Peoples
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