Cameron
Friendly greetings, sunny smiles,
and generous wishes for the comihg
Kew Year.
We all are glad to hear of the im
provement of Mr. A. Cameron of
Vass.
To all my good kind neighbors,
who remembered me so beautifully
and bountifully at the Christmas seas
on, to my friends and relatives from
far and near who sent good cheer,
and good wishes, accept my heart felt
thanks. May the New Year'bring you
peace and prosperity. May the Giver
of all good gifts bless you in basket
and store.
December 23rd at Methodist Par
sonage in Cameron, Mr. James P.
Kimbal and Miss Maggie Crabtree
were united in marriage. Rev. L. H.
Joyner, officiating.
Frof. B. C. Mclver is spending the
holidays at Cheraw, S. C.
A beautifully decorated tray of
grape fruit, oranges and rosy apples
were presented to the correspondent
Christmas eve by Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
McLeod.
The Thompson family held their
reunion- on Christmas day, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alsie Thomp
son on Rt. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hendricks were
supper guests on Christmas eve at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Gaddy.
Mr. W. C. Spivy called at the home
of the correspondent on Christmas
morning and left some of his fine ap
ples that took the prize at the Pine
Hurst Fair.
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Mrs. Sam Medlin passed away at
her home on Rt. 1, on Friday 24th.
She was burried at Cranes Creek cem
etery, Rev M. D. McNeill conducting
the funeral service. Mrs. Medlin was
affectionate wife and mother, an in
dustrious and home loving woman.
She is survived by her husband, one
daughter, Mrs. Kate Douglas, Rt. 3,
tw3 jjns Me:_ers Kenneth and Thom
as Medlin on Rt. 1.
Rev. M. D. McNeill received his an
nual Christmas turkey from Mr. and
Mrs. Ab Vick.
Misses Callie Hunter, Thurla Cole,
of Charlotte, Miss Sue Hunter of
Trenton are home for the holidays.
Dr. John D. Muse came home to
spend the holidays.
Miss Ethel Dalrymple, of Carthage,
and Mr. Shields Cameron, of Green
sboro, were guests for the week-end
at the home of Miss Lula McPherson,
at Turner Hights.
Mrs. Bunnel, widow of the late
John Bunnel died last week at the
County home and was burried at the
Johnson grave yard by the side of her
little daughter who passed away a
week before. Funeral was conducted
by Rev. L. H. Joyner.
Monday afternoon, Malcom Bethu-
a good and honest colord citizen
on Rt. 3, brought a load of lightwood
to Mr. J. W. Cameron, after unload
ing he started to return on a back
street, when his mule was struck by
a live wire and instantly killed. This
will be a great loss to Malcome who
supplied quite a number of the town’s
folk with lightwood.
December 18th at the home of Mr.
J. W. Hancock, in Lee County, Posie
G. Key and Hittie Hancock were un
ited.in marriage by Rev. L. H. Joyner.
Mr. Francis A. Osteen, and Miss
Ruby Smith were married Sunday at
the home of the bride, Rev. M. D.
McNeill officiating.
Miss Lucile Loving, of Sanford,
and Lady Mary Loving, of Pinehurst
Miss Lula Rogers of Sanford, Mess
ers and Charles and Flint Loving of
S. C. Pardner Loving of Cameron
were dinner guests Monday of Miss
Annie Hartsell.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McNeill and
children of Smock, S. C. are spending
the holidays with relatives in town
and vicinity.
Miss Minnie Johnson, principal of
Farmvill School, in Pitt County is at
home for the holidays.
Miss Blanche Coore who is in train
ing at the Mary Elizabeth Hospital
in Raleigh came home for the week
end.
Mr. I. B‘. Turnley has resigned the
Post-Mastership at Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Muse and child
ren of Hamlet, were the yuletide
guest of Mrs. Lula Muse.
Mr. John C. Muse came up from
Columbia, S. C. to spend the holidays
with home folks.
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Mr. E. M. Borst, of Wilmington,
spent the holidays with his family in
Cameron.
Mr. Patrick McDonald, of Raleigh,
and sister Miss Flora of Carthage,
who is home from Red Springs for
the holidays, spent Christmas eve with
Misses Chrissie and and Vera McLean
Mr. M'. D. McLean accompanied
Rev. M. D. McNeill to Manly Sunday.
Quite a tragedy took place Friday
before Christmas, over at John and
Ida Watsons, a respectable colored
family living out on Rt. 2, when their
daughter Effie was shot and killed in
stantly by her husband John McCor-
mac, from whom she was parted. Re
ports say he came to Cameron and
hired another colored man to take
him in his car to Watsons, that he
wanted to leave a Christmas present
for his child. On reaching the place
he alighted from the car went in the
house, shot his wife to death and
escaped.
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EDGENOORE HEIGHTS
The Finest Peach Prospect
in the World, and That is
Saying Something
The KnolJwood Corporation has started on the development of its big tract of land
adjoining Southern Pines, and on the east side of the Seaboard railroad. More roads
are to be built to open this property in the most approved shape, orchards will be planted,
and everything done to make a number of the most modern and complete small peach
orchards in the Sandhills.
Other plans will be worked out, some for home sites, some of other sites to suit
prospective purchasers. Men of means and faith in Moore county have undertaken
this development with the intention of making Edgemoore the most desirable peach
growing community on this big round earth.
Francis Deaton is already on the ground studying the additional road locations, and
you know after driving the new road between Southern Pines and Pinehurst that Deaton
located that he is thirty-third degree member of the road engineers. He also located
the new road from Manly and Southern Pines to the Lakeview road below James Swett’s
new place. He has an absolutely free hand to put roads where he, thinks they are
needed, and you know he knows.
Frank Buchan has the.management of the new development. Frank has been
pretty active in development in this^section, and he has commenced to move things on
the new property.
Because people will have to find home sites and orchard sites, and lands for other
uses the Knollwood directors will sell acreage on the east side of the railroad. Plans
will be ready shortly for inspection when the early birds will be invited to see Frank
Buchan who knows more about the property than any body else. He will soon have an
office in the new building at Southern Pines.
KNOLLWOOD
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