Jackson Springs
Miss Thelma Ellis’ music class will give
a recital on Saturday night, Feb. 5th at
the High School building. Miss Ellis is
a very efficient teacher. There will be no
admittance fee, but there will^ a box sup
per afterward. The proceeds from the
supper will go toward the light fund for
the dormitory and school building.
The snow staid with us for a few days.
We wonder how many farmers made use
of their time by rerding and " planing the
1921 mark ahead, and how many of their
wives and daughters thought of their fancy
work, etc., that they could exhibit at the
1921 Sand Hill Fair. It is up to the people
to make it better, and it is past time for
us to begin planing for our exhibits. We
want to put Moore county and the Sand
Hills on the map by having a booth at the
State Fair this fall. There is no question
as to whether we can do it. We have the
material and must take advantage and
win first prize. Don’t forget the commun
ity booths at the Sand Hill Fair.
Rev. R. G. Matheson was installed as
pastor of the Presbyterian Church Sunday
afternoon. Rev. Matheson preached at
Culdee and West End Churches and with
appointments at Samarand Manor twice
a month. Mr. Matheson comes to us from
Enoree Presbytery, S. C. During the short
time Mr. Matheson and family have been
here they have made many friends and
their great work is looked forward to.
The Derby Memorial boys basket ball
team journeyed to Candor Tuesday and
added another victory to their list. Can
dor started the game with a rush and soon
had a lead of 10 points, but the Derby
boys fighting spirit arose and they started
playing as one and with their fast and
accurate passing won the game.
Roads are going to bo rough unless they
get the needed attention immediately. If
Gov. Morrison has his way we will have
roads as good as any city streets. He is a
good road advocate we are proud to say.
But will the income tax of the state take
care of the interest of the bond issue. We
are needing roads that will not be so ex
pensive to keep up as our old roads are
proving to be.
We are wondering how many of the
farmers are in shape to trade a bale of
cotton to the Fertilizer Companies for a
ton of guano. The prices on fertilizers are
shocking when the merchants have cut
their prices. High fertilizer prices means
that the farmer must plant cow peas and
other soil improving crops to keep the fer
tility-of the soil up. If not it means worn
out farms of years gone by. Now our
farm lands are too valuable to rob them
and give them nothing in return for their
bounteous crops harvested.
Card of Thanks
We wish to tender our heartfelt thanks
to our many friends for their assistance
and sympathy in this our hour of be
reavement.
Mrs. M. N. BLUE,
D. K. BLUE.
J. p. BLUE.
ALWAYS
ON THE JOB to repair your
car, no matter how badly
damaged. Also Oils, Gas,
Greases and Accessories.
Keith Garage
Vass, N. C.
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This side of Southern Pines has stuck a
pin on the map. Jiist this side of the new
road that leads to Southern Pines the
company has commenced its office build-
ing.
This is the start of the big job that will
be going on for years, and which will re
sult in a settlement that will connect up
Southern Pines, Manly, Edgemoore, Knoll-
wood and Pinehurst.
That office building will be an interesting
land mark some of these days, and it will
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beginning will be as interesting as the
memory of the beginning at Southern
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start will spring a development that will %■
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