COLUMNS A UTUUM TO UN
MB— OF MAUDS COUNTY
VOLUME XXV—NUMBER 51
JURY LIST FOR
NEXT TERM OF
SUPERIOR COURT
Jurors Will Be Needed
If Court Is Restored
Here
The Mbnf Mat of Jurors was
dim at the Board of County Com
■hmos* ufaig. which ok place
lut Ea*> If the term
of Supers— nit is reflated to this
cmhl], the jaaoa i he needed; if
kbat hM the jcm wdl tot
he mML K is hoped that tlu«s(h
aw way. the SspCeaher tern will
he m»iii ahit (he facial aeffiu:
of the Oaml AaeaN; is in pro
ere*.
to em mm the jary for the tnt
»wt:
W. & M. J. F. Weaver. W. U
Vomr. M D T3m>. VHlum to
lova-h-p. A. L Dry IM. L. A. dark.
W & Bade,. aadMc-L Junes. CW
Rudas township; C Arthur Robersor.
J B. R.ak IL t Baker. W. H
Ota. aad 1. L CaaM, Raharaacrrgii
Waim. E IL CijUrd, George I-
Caper. Jaamflk township; A. T.
Lißay. L F. Grih. V. Dm Mao
•inc. i- J- Saber'—. 4. D. Miaelle.
Griffia's tiara.hip; M. D. Taylor. Jas.
Baler, Bear Grant. Umhip; E. N.
Hohl. & B Taylor. W. & WhiU.
Pbfhr Paint toaahip; E. A. White.
B L Everett and D. G. Matth-w
Hanßa taanAip; J. T. Vkfa, H. J
Handip. T. E. Johnson end H. J.
EtWiiJii. Goose Xwt township
For the aocnad wk
Hainm Bohersoou Arnold Kobe iron.
J. C. Gurkia and C»'r*T F
Grifcrt Lcurnahip Eli Rozerson. Jar-.
D. Be-wen. Bear Grass *owr.-hip; T.
F. n>n i—. Wdl ator towrv-hlp.
J. B Awr» and J G. Faebea.
koad uswhp: lie D. Hudiao. B
H lea aad W. O PowtlL J. '
CaagVton. C T. JokuMr. tnd R
Cochran. Kihmari Unrnsnr
M M udC-S. H
OfltPH W AGE SINGING '
■BSE >H
o'clock, the IdWdiri
charge mt the sarvaee. Lrt
he OK than for I an sate •
and people roaang in late ;
uwaMe the yuaaag dt. a
m* of thair porta, flea,
ajghhirt to we I aril I
tea and ri—al he wiU thr
E D. DOD*
sat bide n« vLsrn
aad John Bi aha gm a hay rh.
water aria fatty in honor cf M
%l I aad Man Hardy Morrill who
at* nalac their aasten Mr* G. H.
Hnmaa aad Han Okie Marrdl
The party aril «a Hiridhgl 111 oa
track* aad on their aray hae stopped
foe a feast mt dehoaas wamaaala n .
■a. Fat Hants. Mary MeUnaa An
hisi. Carrie Lee M, Nanaie aad
lead Hatha*, Geot|t lemur Harri
aan aad Hohert M. Jr. Mrx G. H.
Ilatiiaia rhaptnaad the ywwoff folks
B. F. D Rh mue. plsnaU caller*
te oar cffic* jiata toj
Mrs. Martha Hardisoo of Sock}
Moat is rd&c hrr daughter. Mm.
Mr and Mrs Jaha L Badgrriiaa aad
Otaan View when- they wdl r k k Mrs
Si km i a's kMhy. Mr. U K. Mc-
Mias Yd— Harrna wdl retain
Dr. and Mra J. F aad
am thio Vo(Bh
Mr. Qqha Mnoa* Ml Wtdanlay
h town Thai Ay ""
FOB SALE: «W SCHIAU ftT
Caad an pick ady 2jM» hags of!
via
THE ENTERPRISE
Bigr Meeting At
Fair Grounds Tomorrow !
If t _
| Every citiaen ahaald attend the
■ j picnic to anon co at the fair paak It
' s* going to be an nil day ad air and
ahoaM be of interest to every one
The people shoald take this special
opportunity to stady agricultural tw.
ditions. At this meeting sack in
s portant question as we are ap s
' gainst daily will be ducat red by rpeak
' ers who have made z stady cf sack '
1 things.
Mr. Samuel Gecrd of the Sears- i
Roebuck Agricultural Foaadation will,
apaah Mr. Guard has a national npu- !
la Lion a, a speaker aad his speech to
morrow will be intereriat to all
There will be oUer paoai n i sp-ok ,
era on thr program aad wfca «i 3 ;
uisruss the ptubleaa aclrwiliiw the ■
•wen an I children as won as tk- ■
. farmer hirjelf.
NEW LINE ON BaHTE M
TO SB OPENED EARLY DATE
The Everett*-Rohe room Mo link of
the hard surfaced road oa rente uaaa
her ninety is to he opeaesi at a very
early date.
The hard surfacing latatui these
two towns wa_- completed a few days
ago. The state re*|uire» that the :oad
remain for 'wenty -one dnys before
any traffic paaaaa oa it. hat the ua
portance and the acasaal aaaount of
traffic on this road wdl passffily elimi
nate part of the tinae in this particular
case.
Traffic will then be opened froaa
Wfllioaastoa direct to Roheraonvilk
by traveling the old road from tk*
Andersrn farm to Everest*.
The road force is now this side of j
Everett* aad if i nndkiini permit each I
week will «e an aiMitioaal half a mile '
of concrete puaml At f hat rate the j
road from here to Bethel dwaM be
completed in Xowenaher.
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SPECI AL SERVICE OF COM
MCNITY INTEREST AT
RiDDK~K~S GBOVE SI'N'DAT
I'pr n die caS of tic hailii of I
Saady Eidge School distract aad upa ■
the suggestion of School Sapl K A.
Ptope. a ape rial iaa«i«e of h#erest to
every parent aad papd of that dla
trSet is to he held rt Riddirk' Ciw»!
next Sunday at focr e'dock.
Th ■ hiv* •ecarsd the serv
ices of Mr. B D. Clincher aad Rev. K
L Shirley, park of wkkh wdl address .
the meetiar for a -hart whde. These 1
men are giving mm ikrir tioae aad on- i
ire fr elr kcaase an ban*it desire te '
help s- in the hettnars' of oar
reboot Let as .'haw oar apprrci:tisn ■
by having a foil boa* «e> b-cr th* •
By the trwtee- mi Saady Ridge .
DhMlil
BAPTIST Cftl RiH NOTES
Sunday School. >ls.
M 11r t Wonhia HMI
Evening »rric* *.«.
The Baraca Char w9i have charge |
of the opeanug eaerUse of the school j
gratifying . Sanday aarahg the pan-'
tor wdl peonch oa "A riaialil Pa
Tbooe are vital aad wa «aa-
Bdiadj Mfcra ywa wdl he 1 lull 1
ia thaaa. The paator as - g||
■nrioas that there dhaS be a lav
«-"L SBllLnTPrateai
m ■ a 'I 4
Williamston, Martin County, North Carolina, Friday, August 8, 1924.
BANK OF OAK CITY
DESTROYED BY' FIRE
THIS A. M.
I T ~
Fire Started in Store off
F. M. Harrell and De
stroys Store & Bank
Oak City suffered a big I«ss this
ami-iing when sir cawoaiM the
store of Mr. F. M. Harrell aad the
Oak Cay bonk. Th • buikiiag* as well
•a- the furniture were a total loss
j The loss is estimated at 510.0UU with
|in>ar.:a(w to cover it iy twa-thitvis
'of the destroyed property. Th» stark
of roods Wontir* to Harre!l was
C- '.imaUd to be worth iljO'
The Are was utseaeiA: >hortly at
iter three o'clock this noirmr in th»
' llarrvU store nrd h.o sack x bai
way that all to the
jlane proved a> A >. The blare soon
{found its way ta the which
wa* s portion of the same buildiae
erupted by the Harrell store The
origin of the lie is unknowr.
OLD SOLDIERS DAY
OBSERVED IN WINIaSCi
The old soldiers of B-rue and
lounalinx coanties w>ie pasd hoaaar
to by the «>f Tt-nie yedfub;
with a barhntr d arwr for the Ye*
trans and pablie *pr-k or and bc->-
hal gsrne- ia the afteraoaa for al!
Thi .!ay is observed evsch year !•-
the go-xt i««ple of Wi.kbM aad it i
a very b.tinir tnUite they pay n
there dd soldiers. The Windsor L»i
*er say*. "It is a ad fitt that thr
- r amber of our old is frov
jing very small and there are -cure
Ia scare of them left to pey ** if*
to." The people of thjt seet'on rea
j'™e I'jt it i- -i beautiful privilege th-af
jis eirrn th« pn to f ooor the old k»i -
Jan.! that 'hoy mII -mi have it nwck
' loiirer
I
ANNOCNCEMENT FABFI
Wednesday eveninr. Mrv Joht* A
entertaaaed at a bnd«e par
from nine untd tw-h? oVHck a*
?tkc hoane of P. H. Browa oe>
The attractive pureb was
«i decorated with (Mr flower* add
■ th. two parlor- s color ?heme mt
.nk and white ora> ca. rae«l «t aa I
re table> were ar.a ir >1 for r.rl>
Af'er bridre had be.-a rapped for
whde. the hosts* brought in a
.mature cake on which were a hrhle
ixi troom. Rabhoc - whactt weor :!
rfhol to the cake, sha drawn dis-
Woed a Aral baring the initial*.
V L k .-ad L B early fafl I*;*,
hirh* the jnniafw at of th
iPproarti::>g naarrage of Niu I aSah
-«mare Wynne to Mr. Wdliaa L
J Silaier City. New Meuro
A dainty haad aeoe haa*errhirf
.as drawn by the Uih elect lee
• ream and cake i-i pink aad whit
was served by the bo»te- > au»i>ted by
Mra. Brown
Those present were. Mr . o>car An
•iprson, Mrs. A. R Danaiag. Mr. G.
|II. Hainsatk. Mr>. J. G. Godard. Mr',
jj. W. Maaaiar. Mr. E P. Cuai-r
[bam. Miss Carrie Dellr WKite, str
i lUfr CrUcher, Mia. Whe»kr Mam.
Jr.. Mrs. a A Cr trl-r. Mra R- t.
jptpe. Mass Anna Pope. Mi» Vefc
'Andrews. Mi>e Am Pape. Mrv. Titr-
Criteber. Mis* Eva IVel. Mrs. L'aL
Wynne. Mrs B W. Hardy. Mrv 7. H
Ro»e. Mrs. Roy Garitaaas. Mrs. P. H.
Browa, Mrs. A. Aaderjpn. Mra. M
D. Watts uad Mrs. Klb-rt PeH
MR. ASHLEY BRYAN INKS
IN GREENVILLE HOSPfTAL
' Mr. J. Ashley Bryan mt Ribroa
Ivdle died ba a Greewvdle hoopital
yeoteaday afteraooa after ia oper
ate a for a serioaii bon disease. H? ea
iper-enced three aperaian for this
'diease but iimumhid ta the fatal
{attack of the faith.
! Mr. Bryta was SO pczra old aad
lived in the Gold Paict secUoa fa a
I number of years untd a few years aga
• when he moved te Eohersoavdle
j Sin re be-ng ■ Sakcaaaamße, be tea
jeagaccd ia the giocery ead maikit
jbanoen aad was regarded hp all who
knew him a> being ae of the nasty's
aoost worthy dtiaer^L
Mr. atd Mra. E B Crawford re
taruad Taa»*aj afteraooa ba V«r
gmia Beach «hae they base hsea
Mr. aad Mra. G Horta
Tueadaur ha Waahaagtea. GntaiSt
Misoes Eva Pad aad Craw
fori aad Mr E H Ra» sprat Tm~
|duy a. Raleigh.
LEMAN-COSTON
II MKETIN; ONLY !
TWO WEEKS OFF
.1
'! There are only two steks bel—r.
; tne beginning of .He Leaman-Casto:i
I evangelistic which is «ehedul
ed to start here August the twenty
■ ®r*t.
, I The U.bernade ha.- not yet been
■ built bat Messsra. K. A Critrher an.'
. K_ F. Pope spent several days of this ,
I week in Hmdtwan completing ar- ,
iiaagratwh with the compary '.hat
does th- construction work an.) ail i
i i plan- are most compleud for the ,
; * w rk to begin at mice I
J A real -piritaa! uplift for the toarr.
lis expected to resalt fro n this mevt
ine. Itu-iw , nam in towns of this
five where naretinr hrvr be*n hebl
fcave lent their nrfla r to tlte spin
tual work and row thv y k.iliinr
i dijy piayer iuc*tfng> f>r the bu i
: ne» folk in many of the near-by
toarrs. In W'tdlipftor. Tarboro.
• Greenville and othrr towis 'hex
prayer aetvices are h-ld at soma cen
tral point in the basue s section an.l
the 1. ymen ate the lenders w 'h , \fry
hr.ly taking an active pari.
, it is hope.' by the cemwir- i.i
.■hit*e of this phas? of t!ae work " h-'
. W-Iliaatston"« most promn t .n-i
» II lead their -upport
ITDEKAL AGENTS MAKE
TWO SI CCESSFI I. KAIIIS
t Nets Vial Woods Near I'- lufort
t oaoty aad Capture l.ual
laqaor Out hi
. | Prohdiition agent. H: tTi# and hL
..three deputies areompant-«l by Deputy
' SK-nff PeH made two raids yesterday
aftera »m. an.j foarad two larr- stills.
| The first still was a .ft' ntyfive gallon
O'pper -Hitfit fourul rear lh» Rawl-
MJI bridge on Ben Bigg - farm. The
A*t» are ar. ler the that
the still belonged to Bl?r>. as he i*
the sanae man placed in juil la_-t Sun
,day for baying stolen for the
(«.rpa«e of manufactarar- Ixioor ThL
-till had been run only a few alay.- ago.
' lat no lifunr. her or other alcoholic
' eajuipeaae-st was fuond at the time of
it he raid t
Af.er di-po.-ir.i- of this plant, the
' , «4bcer - pracenlol to a big wo»l> near
' the IVsufort county lin.- where .hey
'■ ran in rmtxt with '« -iant outfit, ran
| sitting of a r kettle li4>ling a
jb(4it lii gallons, a copper doubter.
>|kMdiag near fin rations and all th
' 1 aeceaaty coanectauns for the ntaniag
'of such an out At
■ j The oflker- .his plant in an
.. hoer rft-r the fir- ind been
. fra-m antler 'he still The -til! was
I' *•*'■ a"»d tb-re wa- .■» liquor «r h»er
f-mumi at this plant.
j v.- T. ANDREWS MAS Hoi SE
TO BI BN WEDNESDiY
W T. Andrews, colore.i. of the
Gold P'jcut sortaon had the misfortune
to lae his dwellinr house early Wed
nesday morning He was awakened
by the rur.ng of the fire and he : r»l
"]Li- nfr just hail time to make an
Kafe drag we trunk ftja the
i Uirs'ig; t>udding
I The eleven year old daughter of
Aadn w « was de» ping up *tair- a*, the
ta of the fire. She south' s-.fety
by Ira par g out the window.
Aadr-w, is a hirhiy r».-pccte»l col
ored citizen of the Uki Point sect ton.
His Iw.' ara« practicaßy coveted by
ua.-aracace.
SILVER TEA
' TL>- ■ -lie- aid octet \ of the M -tho
- oist cnurrh rave a silver tea it ths at-
I tractive home of Mrs I- B Hai. -on
- a II aught PCI street Wednesday -ft*r
- aw«i from f .ur to sin.
' Silver otrrmr wet. made in the
I front hall for tie b -nefit of the so
ciety A fdeaisant afternoon wa- en
I jryed by a uumker of the ladies of
I tht town.
» Pressed chicken with sandwiches aad
tea were seread by members of the
» Epwcrth Leagwe.
t
' LARGE M MBER LEFT
THIS MORNING FOR
RIVERSIDE PARK
The mi mh'.nhip of bath the Baptist
~ aad Ctotiaa Suaday fciiiah laftthia
* aaniag at en oVbck Cor Slaai. Ide
Park where they wM bold thair aa
r pie aflair hat far several aafoa i iii
1 first |li ail"* m
t
Mr BM Joaes of the Big MB was
- a I a mi 11 la town thin wak.
Mr. T. S Hadlry mt Biggm School
Hiuie was an towh Wedarsday
'TOBACCO MARKETS
i OPEN IN THIS AND
NEIGHBOR STATE
I Vices Range From 4 to
• 40 Cents; Quality
Very Poor
The tobacco markets opeiicM th -
ai c-ek in parts of thi- state and South
Carolina with big sales. The quali'v
of the wer»i wss corv-a-lerably [»>!■ r
than thai of the lust se?sor. jnl tho
the price- were not as hi(D a.- tH«*>e
of last -ej-..n they are, better whet,
the «|Ucly of the tohrcro of last
season rial that of thi- -ea-on is
The fwHuwinjt ra-porv- giv.-
an t»W a of ju-t how the w •-•■»! is -ell
ing:
I
HEAVY SALE Ui:iI>RTKI»
ON LI MBLKTON MARkfcT
Lumb-rton. Aug. I —Auction to- j
bacco sales on the first day of the j
season were .-topped here laH th 1 .-
afterrooit with about pound- .
un-oi.l. Kstimatetl lirim- show Luni
berton -•!>( approximately
S» ur.l- for very j» «>t a» eraie which
•- a ! «- estimatel at 17 rent - Farm
ers .. .>(>eare>l well pi _-e»l and the
1.-:r;-e!ton marks- is booming. \*bi
:>-t from all over X»rt!• t'aroliria
. :.i ••.•rts of Virrnta were J.n.
M ».I:KET AT t L \RhTtIN
OPENS l>?I S SE ISON
Clarkton. Auk —The aurtun to
bacco market here at the
openimc -ale. sobl jpptuiinut -ly :10.-
000 poun-t>. The offerings w- re |«rac
tically all c»f primi-g- an-l plan*
leaves. The ci> oper t-ae- Had a rood
•lay. Grower mentis r- who ina>l."
deliveries, receive.S a chevk f«r pc:y
mert on IA3 crop General -ati
facta»n on both markets-
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FAIRMONT ALi4t REPORTn
LARGK TUBAO O SALES
Fairmont. Aujr. h.— Twenty -eight |
tobacco auction market- in the |
called Scuth Carolina br lt upensi j
today with .iouble on thi- and
ot».«-r large mark -t - Ijglily Ate to
nrnety per cent >f th" olfeiwr-- were
iMimuii pnminirs and th • prir-s
range,] from fttur cents t. forty
cents. All of the o*n|t*nie- wer»
kidding very freely ud the farmer
were well piea-ed with .he prices f
cetve-l brre. Tobacco ara> off in
Torty per cent. I*nrr- on all |
«'ra»les of cunukMi anal me-tium to ]
bscco were from fifteen to twenty- j
five per cent higher than on th»
opening la-t sea-on. but 'he'* wras
li*.lo rhsnre in the price- o' thr few
,-ecd j.r s that >U. I Fair
mwnt s receipt- were arou «l
OPENING OF M ABKETS
» ATTRAt T> BIG CROMO
V. Mli a ille. Aug. a.— W t .tev ill.-".- j
Udsacco market uptnid toilay /fo! j
1 . ia-tiing th- I*2l crop The down-!
town sertttr. of Cdfamba- court>"-|
capital ara- the center of actrvities
Throuirs of farmer- began arnv mi
in Ihe early amnticjr hone w jtia
tracks, carts, and wagons laden with
(■•bam. Iftespste the fact thai *b
yield is Ul* the average Mid
year oa arrvsul of weather condi
tineas .the sales toby » -r~ unusually
gool. Whrtevdle baa *hr> -- inde
penaknt arel one co - perxtiv.- wire
bowses in opetzlvoa this year, nil
under capable warrSoc-c and lobacr-
men. with a larre fortte of buyers.
Th* ir-1- pei-l»( ', did a bar ku iatss
a»l were overrun with tobacco
-da- a I
price.- (aid Lru>r .-■> high a ta cetit».
per p'Onrt. liuia.tr ids of farmers I
were tu aml away by the Kkirj, 'at |
er.t- «.n accooi t of th* lr heire
to ha»ile the vast a" —unt of ta- i
bare * briaght to their nrvboase- {
The oi 'aper trva r-ceipts
their ezpectetioas. A third payment!
was made on the 1*24 crop The ad
vaaces oa the 1*24 crop were very
satisfactory, exceeding la-t years* ad
rance The co-op—atiae a-soctatioo
ia gaining strength, a good number
having signed ap orith the Associa
tion toaty The tinae fa signitu; up
fa IM4 t apaaia Aagwat Whh
Mim Bonner Garg a ia in the
Park View Hoopital whoro ahe onder
Ska ia getting alaag vary naß at tkia
Mime ■ Laia aad Martha Harriaaa
Carrie Lew M aad Aaaur I laiae
Crawfoed moteaed to WOaaa Wr laaa
day.
Mr. W. S Bawls of the Hopkins
Tajriar Ca. of Baltiaoee ia at Harri
! aaa Brothers aad Coapaay that week
taking orders fa fall datba*.
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Mrs. Gray In Recital
Here August 15th.
Uecau.-« of the many ir-*juirje- con
•xrnitiK the ruming; to IM Opna
Hmue u! \\ illam>U'n next Fmbt
nitii!. AUKX>t IMK, of Julia Culbr.?th
(•ray of W r.-hinjfton. IV a sirucfr.
i«tiper-o'ia;>r una ent«tt?iner. 1 .If
»irf to .-say that I have reifr hear-;
her in r vital. th« «ri. withl
her mitral y in inuthtr •«»:. |
However, from former knowSe»»>- ar»«
tlv 1: rn" number of lite hixtir>t k;: j
of Se-tirooiial- hrf >re me. nt>! riip |
p-sr- fr*.m many "»ew -p. Pr- from I
many tate.-. I am are that all villi
have a ran trent in hearing her l! J
fill he _» concert of th-* t*. pe I
I .-M running the tbility . er
|Jiie!y of pitlnr her hore an»i pc.virg
I her. and I h«.pe that the peopi- will
' it ten. i it? ~iK-h,.numh'r thi>* I may
jtealire 3 e.«»l little profit on it. a!S
lof whirH »ill e« into fnin'iiif aM r»
|uii w..rk far trve M thttil.t Oarrr
• Tickets * II l»e on 2le H\ \V I \
morning ar-i will lie sold to rhsMiri
at -lit fpr": an.! to r.iuft a? T">
Those purrhj-ini; will grl rf-rn>i
seat.-. thuM who >io r>. purrha-e- :xl
et# w:l| have to tik fhar.cr- on 3
vat Kr.im ir.dicatkvui it -eem - that a
will not be ahle to supply the .£rmar>*
on first floor. -o i*rl your iark-*t • .-1 i\
Buy one an.| rve it to a fn?»l. t* wil»
be appreciate"! by him and th» money
will help a yoo«l cans' ~\»*u kr.>«
|aint a*d p w.ler cover up a sa!!-
tu.ie of ugly spots-**
n i> iwnn
n 1.1 \ IT i.itici ni URAI KISES
T« SI PKEME HEIGHTS IN lIEK
KEtTTAL AT TKIMTY « HI Kill
TH« !!.iidn L> taken n |uit fnm
ti** Wilmington \T-»rtti-«; Star and i
j? t »w- of the many pfts- r»j»'i*
tha* pr:-is* hnrhlv the • rtertainmen*
•*ven by Mrs lir?.y:
Ihe recital given by Julia Culb»e.-
j«.r.»y >*• 'lie : vrmMj of Trinity
■ church la. ; right was one of !>■» rare t
j 1.. 1 s of ent vtamm. Nt tyt la> berf
UN'N 'o re in many y-ar UMBC »}*■
Iwv-nt expecting to hear 1 mttstc Ire-*
Jw« re c-rta rdy not 2M
lin wl-litimi, lie ir»l ra.lmg- by a- tal
1.1.1..1 a« erti-t a- mm the
If' fni
In* pri>K rani *a- ilnwol into .hrve
|auit. He- tir-t. of *'irh wa- a rruup
••f Ku -cn Miips m which itr- III.)
vr.-re a . - u> ui'ie wti ch »I«e sail! wa*
•»«. +• for her by a
fr>-m th it county a'»l. at that Vine,
locate*! in Washington. I» •' I', rt
Jtwo rt. typ.cal of the ~l»M S«n!K'
I e ith the accompanying >f tie
ante hr-llum •lays, while the ti ;r-! a»l
la I part was Gyp-) i 1 charact r. WIII
• ••e c«> liiine characteruiw of that
rare. Etch wa.- most at'racthr and
leant a:. >I.UI ch .rm to the nurn
her- riven Juli:-. 1 ulbr- th Gray
pi«s.ses>es a beautiful trained o«tnlt>
v.»ire. which -eems to improve wit % ac
•luaiiitance. ;-n*l an »I>H chirm whirl
i- nol t*> many « the con
j*rt f'ai-f today an viaiiratiuo that
Ji- -imply |» rfrrl Pit r>>)Ui-.t«. Ion*;
led fir by many but po-.-e-.-sed by few
Ju- Sli *:-t which -rve* mnn than
| anything el-e to put itro-> tine mnp
111 a nur.ner that appeal- to the mun.
arsl earn - home a me--aire that
would otherwise be lost.
! Mr are! Mr> A T. trawfcrd. Mr
aiel Mr-. I. *. Bennett ami Mtss
France- Williams will return tbi- af
trrhMHi from Bead, where
•hey .-pent the |a-t two weeks
( apt ami Mrs G E W J|„ of
Win>lsor pa-«l through here WeJ
-1 lay en roatc to Moreh"~£«! City.
M r John oke left Uu a*rui«
1 f .-r \ irr-'i>' Beacl. where she wil
ifpend w.me time. >
Mr Al lapp of Richmws! will ar
|mt t«.m..rr-.w t» -p»i>l th
-reek er»i in the city with his wife
.who is visitinjr her mo«hrr. Mr* W
IK. Ilirn,
Mr*. Na--ef ami duUra of New
! I tern ar* visiting h~r son. Mr. J«*
Na.v f-f for everal days.
1 Mr.-. R. L I rml- mooJ ami cfeiWrec
I' of Norfolk arc risi tine » tK- hoanr
of her crand father. Mr Jif ■ Waters
(and her aant. Mrs- L C. Rober-oo
Mb* Mary LOWM Carstarphen of
Herxierkon is risi'Jnf her ulbr.
Mrs Paaaie Car&tarpbew mm HIM
street.
Mm Sophie little k her
aant and uncle. Dr. and Mix. W. E
Warren mm Haaghtea atreeC
Mr. rtmmk mt Hamdtaa
«u hi town Wednesday.
Miss Lmm llTii—a ha* i>f —J
from IwWilff. Vinrmia. ebjt Ar
visited Mb Qhahtth EtberMge far
several «wb.
Mivses J«e*kiM Syfcev and Mary
: ( Lersett are tMa« Mb Bnaa rr Gwr
if*»B ■ t«kj Mawt to-day.
WATCH THE LABKI. ON VOL a
PAPER. II ..AMIES THE DATS
LUT K SL BSCUIPI SON EXPIRES
ESTABLISHED 1898
RECORDER SMITH
HAI) INTERESTING
DAY LAST TUESDAY
Several Cases k> To The
Next Term oi Mar
tin Superior Court
| The a;ai bis rvcrt •••re
JK*F hi y :,«-arly aii of ui-L I IK- -lay
(altiitutrn it+re wer»* oru> a r>w Cj.es
!*• ie trw>! The acamst the
|c4oroi men. Kiev- Jof.it I. Hy
■ n .1: . RoKers JU •! V\ iliiam XL.ils
If- r so'o :.r ! lakut); -n«rar
f 1 -ir th* river c- -r -mils; -
I crt .ilrr po*t «i. « f the 'k.y an : created
i fJ V a h t of excitement
The fir-t ca-e of the iay wa-
H t . f«r r» -i-tir, ar
■Vi>if-' wa- fine-i '.fn .Sollar- aral
c*--"
Ir .he ca-e of iyinu-. I'» r wf. for
a—aultinx wife. Iwi» -i-jhj
e.s u|oi. the pat IU r.i ■! : IE rn-u of
the action.
Ber. BIKX who w». itre-?e. w»th
she burch "f -uga. - •J-s»-v«- Sjtana)
n ih wa- i:e«: it :r-»E--
p'rtiir iitjimr a- »• wa- she af
the r-r u-«-i !n thl- fjtf he «a fet
ed (v-t- .' -.1 t» .L -
w-K-ii hs.l - »irr-i
J*»! i Hvma*. r..! J- -e K.-r-rs
T-'tr crir.-'sl «ith hme »r«ii ?,r.
L;tceny uxl - !■ «•*!
«rt"»r *.» t-e nex* T* m t.f ?h • Sop-r*or
e -urt II \ ma" >-! K .-rer- w~ rr
a |-St«i U-nd t:rh
II.»n I'irr- was c'-'ri-s a -h laaytix
-talen •-«.»• ar j s.• I- -urv! »v - .0
the laext term of the Superior 01-f.
urd«r a !«oni
In th • ca-e of State v- William
Mill- arr-f ibr'.tifif Villi
was Iwursl over t« the r*xt r-rm of
Superwr o*urt an»i piaoi a-r|er a
l*>r>l of S1 r a>
l-iCt-. Milt- azi-i- Kosjrr- »ere -«e
h'a-ed u#M the rai-tnr of !*»'r
hut Hyman 1- -till in pj
Ha:rv »a? t up oa tne
CHAR ICE V( NU.'IULA'.AN:..' I>PW- ANI
w-as f"U!fl KUiil) out - jikirmria liy
-ai-p mini f..r or»-.- w,*t
la lie cw of S4 it' versits HinL v x
Msnr:ire 311-1 J*m- for alftray.
feislai;! > mere fm»l rutl'.y i>*i|
jMKmei l was suspended -|wn tor
|ay merit ..f c. oL-.
IIIKMEK NIVMLVOLI HE
>hl.\l|i»M t STll.l I.E\I»I\;:
IN SEN \TI EL TtTliiX
Ciijla'TO! I'ity. Al.r- 7 J I
ton. J po-s! Governor ir>l Mlw cp
t-esent «-f il«- Ku Kiuv kiw ippruol
to h: i'» wwi .he I »>-:n cnlir -rai.-i
-»I NHniLslM, K. v i r a lea" f.-sir
t;»"0 ...r-! ar*l ei-rt.t*. f»-'lr vota— IR I *-e
iv'.uno to-lay from Tae—lay prirw
ary uTf 1 1 llowar>t afco
bao the klaaV n.-loremrn:
Tla- I>aily ttklaSoman, w» m p
1— e.i tla- nomir.ation of fono i li. i
»ne.r Wahon for the I nite-i St iV.
>-nate on the IVIIHCMIC rwket. II
predict in it.- T>:ur-,iay'- L-rU- that
hi» Anal piarality «-ver I'•*! re---
E It Howard will fc* Tt»i^
'* -ruinr Walt »n 1- L>j hiir l.i nearly
ijHWt vote-
Tli THE JI'NITIK
EI*WORTH (J:%GI ERS
Are y »v a Jat.h.r Epworth l eaftrrT
If van are, wv.-e you at the r
la-1 M--r..la afternoon? Every ab-ent
••■ember wa- creatly mi--o!
•»f the eighteen on roll evht were
|-rn -er.t Wta; wa- the t rutifci- * Uere
you krpt M i.ofne or dal y"U fvmt
it!
Those dw were there to .Ar jO-A
13 the proirram dkl (Xrm;- ily
»ft -, we. the Junkr Epwort- U..te
:ii|.r ftentfU an-1 a'-bUM -lf>na
:er«fent. ask )vu fcr your ptri ML
Kcm:f»l the little folks >f tre Jauor
Epwx.rth League nertiagr eif) Muo
«a) aflerrrjoa at five o'ebsrk If i!wjr
aren't in the praxis don't itp Jwai
al home but -er>-l them, for everybody
ba a part u everj —etfag. If y«w
duU is att a m mber and 1- of ate
t* to la* -• r»i them tbcre : U Join. We
are -wrr they will be benetiued
EVELYX HARRISON. A SupC
Mum law-lie IUmII itwxd Ued
uodajr evening frwm WJainfm
where she vL-ated Mf Marram Joy
jcr for a week, gk
Mrs. J. L Willtek. is n-itot ber
parent*. Mr. and Mta. L J. Cbipmaa
. in Griftoß.
Miss Margaret Jay— af Wilmmg.
1 ton ic v-isitmtr Uto ladlr Hasaeft.
Mr. Henry IX. Chake «f HopeweO.
I Va .i« here wimUmf hi t an-1. Mrs- J.
[ H Samlrri ami Dr. SmmMtr af tbrir
LOST—UMFC MAIRED MM DALE
r Dac. Hack and tan roiar. fVal
- rctorn and nuiit it—i ftih|
IVrry. WKuMfac. M. C.