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MEN’S CLUB HAVE
DINNER AT PINEHURST.
school problems in Moore County,
and naturally some of these problems
will he discussed from tiime to time.
The Men Teachers’ Club of Moore meeting the athletic
County, known as the K. H. R. Club, P^^g^am of Moore County will prob-
held a most delightful meeting at the taken up. Supt. A. B. Cam-
high school building in Pinehurst Carthage, was present at
Thursday evening, October 6, at 7*30 dinner and made a very inter
o’clock with 17 principals, coaches and to be much
teachers present. This club was or- i^^P^es^ed w.th the fine spirit mani-
ganized at a dinner at the Pinehtirst j present.
Country Club last April. This club' The invitation from Supt. O. B.
was formed to bring the men teach- Welch, of Carthage, to meet with
ers closer together, to make more! him for the November meeting was
enduring frendship and to enjoy a I unanimously accepted. The following
finer type of fellowship. present at the meeting: Supt.
^ 1. X i^* Cameron, of Carthage R. G.
W p. Morton of ftnehurst was, j p
elected president R. G. Hutcheson j
^ , u L secretary, and ^ p
; .f L° P’’®!' Morton and P. H. Stephenson, of
ident. Mr. Morton gave an in erest- pj„^hurst; E. A. West and W. Stuart
ing report of the meeting at the ^ ^
Pinehurst Country Club last April. p y. Blanton, of Carth-
He emphasized some of the needs McCrummen and P. M.
and opportunities of this club m | pwight, of Vass; Francis E. Gib-
Moore County. Ibons and W. F. Allen, of Southern
Dinner was served by the Home]pines, and A. S. Ballard, of Aber-
Economics Teacher, Miss Edith j
Fletcher and a group of her cooking
girls. While this club was organiz-
time ago is now confirmed by the of- * missing at Christian Endeavor quite
ficial announcement that the Ring-1 often. Luck to him.
ling Bros, and Baraum & Bailey com- | Baxter Harrington, of Detroit, is
bined showes \vni positively exhibit • visiting home folks. We are all glad
at Raleigh Thursday, October 20. “Back” and hope he can stay
At that time the world’s first and ' with us for a while.
only five-ring circus will be within iiyr- • t
, i. 1 1 J ^ ^ Miss Maggie Lee Cameron spent
easy reach of local sawdust fans. „ i a u nr
XV 1 . the week end with her parents, Mr.
With it will come the only genuine i j rr ^
, ‘ ^ , U4. * * i and Mrs. Tom Cameron,
white elephant ever brought to Amer- !
He is “Pawah,” the world-fam^ I visited her
ica.
ed in order that the men might come
together in a dinner and enjoy the
fine fellowship, yet their coming to
gether furnishes a fine opportunity
for the discussion of some of the
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The big show is now a third larg
er than it was when it last visited
this locality. Enormous new dis
plays have been introduced such as
90 zebras, camels and horses per
forming at one time on a mammoth
pedestal. On a similar series of cir
cular raised platforms 32 of the
show’s 43 elephants dance, run and
perform in unison with the topmost
ed sacred white pachyderm from j Sunday. She was ac-
Burma, who will be the foremost
. ^ ^ , ^llotte, who is a member of the Star
feature of a menagerie composed of j
more than a thousand animals. school faculty.
John Caviness, of Lakeview, vis
ited R. D. Caviness on Route 2.
We are sorry to see John in bad
health and hope he will soon recover.
Earl Rice is home from Star school
to have his eyes treated.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown, of
Star, visited at J. L. Rice’s on last
Sunday.
The outlook for the cotton is a lit-
of the ponderous actors 20 feet above
the ground. Prior to this gigantic HAULING—Let me haul your to-
display five herds of elephants ap-1 bacco or any other short job of
tie gloomy as the heavy rains are
causing some of the cotton, where it
has grown large, to rot.
J. L. Rice was on the market with
ten bales last week. This was last
yearns cotton, and the price was
worth waiting for, realizing 22 cents.
We are glad to see the great im
provement that has been made on
Ephesus church, also the surround
ing grove has been improved. We
hope to have an interesting meeting
which will begin on third Sunday.
WANTED—To get in touch, at once,
with a few responsible specialty
sales people. Have a proposition
that will be of interest to the right
parties. Address A. D. Lentz, R.
2, Aberdeen, N. C. 1-Nov.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
pear in the five separate rings. At
another time the rings are given over
to five companies of liberty horses.
At still another juncture of the pro
gram two hundred of the show’s 900
horses, each ridden by an expert, are
seen in the brilliant maneuvers.
Of the sixteen hundred people car
ried on tour this season more than
800 are the world’s foremost aerial-
ists, bareback ridders, ground and
lofty gymnasts, high-wire artists and
super athletes. These are now seen
in extensive groups and troupes each
display led its particular champions,
a new method of presentation that
is in keeping with the Ringling Bros,
and Barmim & Bailey 1927 plan of
extending acts in equal number over
the entire length of the mammoth
main tent. Little folks will be de
lighted to learn that the bringing of
a score of European clowns to Amer
ica has increased the fun-makers to
more than a hundred.
hauling. Prices reasonable. S. H.
Oliver, Vass, N. C. tf.
NONUNENTS& T0N6ST0NES
If you are interested in Monu
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The birds are singing come feath
er yo*ur nest.
We all notce without much cu
riosity that Willie Harrington is
DR. OLIVE
CHIROPRACTOR
Aberdeen, 9 to 12 A. M.
Southern Pines, 1 to 5 P. M.
Having qualified as administratrix
of the estate of W. T. Lewis, de
ceased, late of Moore County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before July 26,
1928, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery.
This 26th day of July, 1927.
MARGARET C. LEWIS,
4-Nov. Administratrix.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of F. M. Monroe, de
ceased, late of Moore County, N. C.,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of the said
deceased, to exhibit them to the un
dersigned at Aberdeen, on or before
August 22, 1928, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
This 22nd day of August, 1927.
N. A. MONROE,
Administrator Estate of F. M. Mon
roe. 6-pd.
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dress A. D. Lentz, R. 2, Aberd^sen,
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