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COUNTY JOURNAL
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Very
gqinq^oB^ iOf'^'iiD^inbQtB. of im ttoc^
Saefordl olioiidies^aiMl^jine
F&aod, rf Waflixiin gave
rtfurum Owing to 1
aeitloA cafld Weather, a small
^Kr»ati^ Was preMut hot thM
wlio attadiH4xe load in tbeir^piatae
«f the pwi^agh Many requests have
Ween made that! this jra(«an he,
given again ^ ^Sui^ *vei^
out it is nut kiimWn as yet vmeumr"
«t not thia -Tt^be done. PoUowihg
• .prngndh:*-v
Vnuna Bethwmi
xbv ' WmiBregfftiflPif scijr^
, .The’
»'Dr. Fairley;-/prayer hy Dr. Jto-
V ley; offering fur sg^ ininisters. The
If aantata thaT hegip W^jf^^ulel^
, Jgrfog*ehoir-e^ii^ifcir4^,f^
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: tdrai^'Slim mQ>g.^iimp^ earela ^
terwoviBn intd thff rantatai
^Paose who sang in . the senior raoir
vwwi h8,49tt«"*** SjpranpftsrMis. R
S. Dehjs/'ltlfi H..W ^
i; ;j4i|(W^ltrs. H. R.
lira'R. iX'. Murray, Mrs.
Jean iLamqnt;
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, B Lewis, Mrs
•HonS^ iGaa IssWel] Jean
iM iMm IT. L. and Ito-
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DepalW! slWrtm W. R. Barrfnplypi
land >J. u. Dudley hake been
tfcially «*ive dhr^ Ijie •»««
I We^ hr«*hing ia*r
hooch of a.npDUom: of'
ii»x9iddihr - DtaaMir the two
{front Deemher Btb tW 21st th^ 4Mr
l^royed six estaMrthtwmta and
rtm^'-tme aiHgad oiwator.
Ion Raft, Swamp, -belaw. J
Ibridge and near the Robeson
1 line ,they i^ntnred two stins
labodt two hUndrEid yards of es»
ihiher andievidfmdy. «fi9>ted by ^
Isame partWs. /'ptfey/caf^i a “*
I plete outfit on James’ ereeh jn 1
Igaikns of B^. TOs sra! Whs ma»
[of. wood •eriith a coppwRhoth*^
I cap wahri. No
I'Oibr dbio ehptased«y«ln_
' '^‘-heri in LittJe -^-
in *the/^NeW8-Ji9anial' last
l--^?hey eaptured a 60 gaUon Sted
I drum still , near Roehfish statin ne^
lat-^thehotaM of-'Chtb-Mvmm
■ barrd of beer hraaad m
.' Gi^ .wmt aneited .
I Anuthor steel drum of risty gPon*
fcuadty .was captured ;on ridapF
lili‘ W^
deatrojrcd. No aiierta were
^ eir sirflt sl^
__ teWiWhip nmr sNn-
Itefafeland ite Wi»
|N6 beer was fgima *»» »» an»
itwir
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Rnssei ^onte P
Ralrigh, Dec. 22.—Rassett L; Jone%
hookKe^r hi the GommcnuM ^
tional Bwhi died at 6 o^clock this
morning ■ following hh 7W*r
nidi^ht in a CopiwjS
tomobile driven by WaltM L.^ mpg*
wdl, promindlit insorance man. The
young banker received injnricB from
vriiidi he Atter lecovered con^us-
”*Ctoroner L. Ml. Waring, wh^ to-
YeBtiftAtod the acdd6>Dt todays sain
' tonight that he must await the ^le-
tum of uritnesses tomorrcuf hefom
he can reach a iattsfactory verdict in
his own ndffo.
Mr. i^DWifag sayb 7the
tends tb ^ithqw.Aat lu. ,
walkliilir fibih the ffduth to the
and Mr. Bagwell was driving down
Hillsboro street. Mr. Jones seems?
dodged one machine -,only to set; h^
the path of tiift other. 'Ihe.,inawram»
nem, after striking the bookheep^i
picked him Up pUd drove hipa. tp»th^
^*^*^^ones haa been sevepal'^'SWffi
ith the hank and. at r the August,
nination for new layw(OT pused
Supreme Court.—Raleigh ’Kmes.
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llMr. Jones was a dose relatiye - of
(Mrs. Ti B, l^p^urch of this place
and was a li^'oimg man of sterling
worth "and brignt prospects.
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RSttadius,-^
’ €W^»1 „ , ..
Ihe^n;',
s|ai^rA8i6Uaied*-and truly
in'-a large meaaore can be
S vthi^consecutive, Wd ye*" (gf
m ravages of the }b^
to onfrwho can renaeii^r anythjg^jiF
: War, and lecMWbmctiwi ,^yf;
We are- ii®t on the .edge
eveoT
****^at* would you think if you h^
t. a cup of.col-
Jjake
'child.
Hds j^usii In
Sciidoi Auditorium
^Th.e Music ClasS of Mrs. W. Bw
McQueen gave a redtal ih'the sdiool
duditorittm on Fridiy mght(,; Dec. 20.
•fhe performfince refuted credit upon
the pupils and the twWher,,. -/
lAf^' the recital Mrn. Harry Green
the audi^hitff ^With a few
sefe^ohs flV , . .x
younW men^
drettoe. Thef played uurprisingly
Vrehr«en8ideril!QE thp diort tlm they
hate l^n on^lBM.; ' : ^71iey were
^meind With hWudy W^Yause. ; The
' • we JMS^ TyStellfe,
Umont, James Matheadn, Ndl James
.Muei Murdock McDUfne, Hudson
Gn^m, Marion (Satlin.
'TING
AT LAKERIM
unique
on w
A upique demonstration is under*
way. on w -.state fish hatoheiy prep*
eity near Faydtpville wUoh 8h«ud
prewe ' of great, valun to the land
owners snd cidhens in this section
^'the.statn ■.:.*;.
The'^^gtsite #pi«tm6ht itfr cgmBeyc^
tion and davdopment recent^- P9r*
diased tlm Laherim-property ^m dw
Raef6td>Fayettmfile rohdi' adjoining
;j^.,, ^ prop-
\Qf Jira u6H
not had a Wscoit, imr, -
fee in several years, .nor sugar, no*
salt even to go »“ B®”*
This writer, then *
members to haveseen the dirt ammiy
house floor taken up and_*g>ottiQn
iboiled e8f^ day„to get aUtWe
water for seasons.
matter'how wealthy.^^d - - .
toy and not even a ddll or a bit ot
candy, and to them Christmas was
• diaoRpointment. Neither were
there any" flre-crackera or other
plosives. For extreme winter westft-
or yenr daddy tanned a ;heef hide
and'k shoe cobbler Would wme to
ybtUr home, and in hoto‘ or,
knocked up a pair ,of Shoes that woul^
St least; ^keep y^^et
frost; snd your mother would imt
your hood from yarn spun in her
loom housOt where thread was
spun from wool, from your ovm
sheep, er cotton frorn'ym®
ton patch. There were no cotton
gins in those dffys^- Alter  supptt
everyone (as we sat by the fire 40.
the Uving room) must pick the see|
from his shoeftd of cotton for the
spinner the following day. After
freedom the spinning and weaving
f^ 'Upon our m®^hers fpr there was
liox money to hire it 4®"®» *®
Yankee .goldiers ransacked and took
away the best in qur homes. We
took up ’ the. caipets for bed cover
ing. Wie feather beda_in some places
were tom open and the feathers to
wind^. For bend .covering tlje
hats‘ Ware msde Anti'' home «om
shudm ih: wiw-and y®“
coiild find in4he se«Wi> bag^ a ribbon
band, yon werq dressed up.
This scriitB remenmegh what “tl^"
she get by therpimolmsb of her first
store .bat; with dts^^inkAmoss roses
and budis.' $u)di,.:eiml|aiitment ^ a
child Of riridi^^dNml^er experience-^
and the first chlhm dress st^; jbe
stone timev We knew nothing before
but homespun; fd^ecks and the first
cake tmet soap another thriller.
In those days the c^es were also
made at hm^, Wrown Arom wamut
bark or' hidb, yellbw from copperas,
red from euniatv and blue from iitdi-
go. A patch'of, ilfaia ,was grown at
home. sSw wSW fiiidfr^ at home from
lye that was '‘aWpkrfT’ from ybnr
bak and hibkory For needles
and. pins fhom-bush i^he the only
aubstltote, I
The boys and girti w«m a haray
lot in those days and vkalked in numy
-Wisfean^ l-.-..Qr .5. mUsiB -to chnlGh,
■ The Waggamaa Hotel at"'
(W^Qcamaw was camidetdy destroyed
W fire of undeteniflinad origm’^^h
uxday night about-dfiven o'cloE^
Property belonged Mr./^J.^ %
ifauhsbx of this plhce and bis
is heavy, there beiii^ only elej'»
thousand dollars in msormicq. ,
Maultsby had allOTfed lourttltoUtoind
to espire a month, of imare ago.-The
hotd was of frame. oBn^ttoC^mi .and
had about forty lUoms; It yk$8 a
summer resort hArf add ■ 4n&T- _-a
caretaker was staying
ing and he was away,-at, the. time of
the fire. . ffime of tbe famiture and
fixtnrels was saved.
Education Qub Has
. The Christmas meeting of the Bdu-
■yg^nnftt ,clat> was. held ^ the honle
nf./Mrs Clyde Upbbnrrii Friday'af*
gU^on with Mrs. T. Bi 'Upchurch,
mi. H.. A. Cameron and Mr8.^yde
^UiH^nroh as hostesses The Chti^
mas spirit and season was much in
evidence The house was bright with
Christmas jffems and roaring 'ddk
l^l^Sea. Mrsi vFaui McOain of Sanphe^.
rium had charge of the prognim
which wapi. a fine one. The dearw
Ipyed Stories l^t are oid but aii^ys
new were . the. literary-numbers; w
thef nrograi&x The club sang—“flgfk
thql Herald Angels” and “Hidy
it7’ Bells of Sfc'
piilsioiutt
3^^90011 'CO&w
pf agrimltare rqjW^
tha
m
■i'l
_ , "McLean.
PBri/toe'*kpcB^ig the’ hoi
h Mr
nnd Mrs. M
M
expo’s More Contribufiohff
To Charity
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-The foUowing contrih^hs
been added to; the Catristmas
Grady l*aeh, $2110; D.
$1.00; Misa Irene DownOr, $$,(»; &-
uvapia CMb. $28.06; B^St Voui^
Men's Ctoss, $3.01;«Dj. , tolev’s
Bible class $9.60; Mfis. R. A. Matte-
son, sack flour; J S. Jehne®®* teide
meat; Miss Donnie Gainey, 3 bush
els potatoes; Ryan McBryde, Wemn
bushels com; Thomas Grocery Co.,
box oranges; Raeford Wholeawe, 30
’Bennds candy; Mrs. Peede, merchan-
Idise. . . . . ....,•
Post Office Lobby
To Be Qosed
IMri G. W. .Cox, 'l«»l poet^master,
wl^es to give notica|that the post-
office department nffur. requires the
lobby at the post oHlce to be clos^
at night And so the patrons of the
locai^ica will tear 1® mi®dL^ on
odA JaafKiy l®t, 198ft: the
lobby wiir he ifibsed and kysked at , 9
o’clock^ hence ;if >ou wish to get
your 'mail aft Yagfi, be sure to call
for it before that temri *
rs,”/stM fhy Mesdames MaiuhaU
_jomaS, WHY Green and Rayngm^
McLean, wai^ beautiful and was thor
oughly enjoyed. The readings
“Why the Chimes Rang,” Mrs,
Louis Md^yef: selection from "Hid
First Christmas Carol,” by Mrs H.
IM^. McDiai^d;: Dlck^’ Ghristhias
7ari)i, by (Sro,. Gieorge .. Fuller;
itber. Whe Man,” by iirs. Paul Mc-
Cato. , ;
A '
st^ggqi
days with
'-Lean. - ■ ' '■
Supt; 'W. P. B&wfidd and family
^Mm^g the Chi^mBs hohdays
with relatives in Lexihgliai, N, C...
jMtisa Sareh McFadyen. whe-ia at;*
tetadhtg ^ . AssemhT:^'' Treining
Srirool Bfqhnmd, Va., and w^; is a
daughter of .Dr. A.; A.. Mcrtalyen,
itecfical missionary' in. China, is spend-
''ing the holidays with relatives in
town. .
Mr. W. W- McKay of Btjmlb,
MiSB., and Miss Anna McNeills of
Savannah are spending the holidays
with Mrs Ji F. MbEachin. A
Mr. C. B Giles, and family, who
are now making.: their home in Casa
well county,, axa- spending a fewj^c
daya with’friends in towp^
Mrs. Nannie Gaddgll- jsrhl i...son,
iiMd^r. George* L., are_now
'^tteir home wjtb'Mrs. Cadde
tiler, Mrs. G. W. .Maxwell. .,
Mri and Mip. .J M Downc?
— ^com^ in % col(^ scwlme
aVe Christmas was sefved.
Miss McFayden
(^s To Charlotte
^sd .even who&d,;
fouri'horstr-'cai
came along,
bvery^hlng, nc
den In twof or
l stock
JT-
Gkwmgton
..... .Bridge
Wife Gpvington was the
gradoim.hdMaBB to the Bridgeji^
at itibrxuNfilMr meeting on Fnday.
house vms made es-
nedally attractive with fts cheery
dulsimas decorations of holly, mm-
tletoUK.gibd red berries.
Fuller won high score
prize^^ishibh yas a^ most aseful gift.
Mrs. OwringtimAaristed by Mji|L Ron
nie Blue, eerii^a very ^lldous
salad; course fefiijirad by nfinta
Those enjoying: this h^im^
were ,«tab membdniAa»d lfi»#^ell,
Mrs. Dave Bbdg^ Mw. Blue
and Mrs. Julian .-JKue. ^ -
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ddefhf «K green fridt thM hnetttei;
able gpring and .cenMmimitly wMe
ofto ycUinir - i
nmning ,bal^_ jwyi9
prior * to Driecmher Li> .
. ., ...... compmefr witii
l bales fanned in 1928 prior to
981/000 nfites. Hie abahflMUMB*
adbage stoibe Jgiy. ** ^
3/8 P9P and the jaMr^d
of luTuonm pet acre weejlBced at
165R ponnda / *
The. was imdei|
commit ^
F, CaHander/ head oT tito 5”
botod in .6
.the
Spending the jShristmas holidays in' utoal in mmjypmroiM
In I IkAlf envnjh HCTirJM
the deafito in\_- -
««Huato of 90,000
Mtimide issi^ on Nbveaidtor ^ T, law
be blamed upon the
wbather for the malw^ ^ w
endd .the crop and for piclmg it.
RainfaQ. he sriuL wah greater than
Miss Eloise McFayden, whose home
is in Raeford has given- up her Work
as a member, .of-the Sanaitoriimi of
fice staff to accept a position in
Charlotte/ She left on December S,
and spent a few days at home before
taking up her new duties.
Patients, employees and others have
expressed regret at her depi^ure from
the Sanatorium community, whfere
she has lived for several months. At
a special meeting of the Sunriiine
club,, of which she. has been presi-
dmt, she was presented with an at
tractive gift as token of the- gmod
wishes of the other members of the
dub.
Hoke County Had
Light Snow Sunday
«■ • ,id-i ’in '
.... .rV’fJf'/-. .-I*-' 'uil ' - .•(.> ■ ■
-^Runday mortodjE abowr.ton^o’dmsk
snow .b^rtoL- to m^^Il Raef&i^’ imd
withini an;.bodr itoejreuqd was .com
pletely. covetodf 'TEe,.fiakM. v^re un-
utodly'^ms® uhd Wfol^the tobrcfory
heloW.'lretolilig it kidtpd as if atoi^
■^sW^. ^ ;tte Iftwev^,
the -hem'y lad^. hut: A ^prt
time afid- Jlater in tte ^day it tiuqm
' 0 deet fur a short -time and
>ut night Infiif .j| u^.raih which
„_ .ze ah'it fell wyaiipbi- every-
fjiiqg in a blanket of k^. The mer-
cM^^/rese slightly on Mohdsy and
the mefthag process nearly had it all
away by ni^
CARi^ OR TBANKS
We take thlsr toaeiod of thanking
eur fiimda and neighbors for thqlf'
manx ad® 9t kiddness and * '
Ja^ohv'ilie and .other points in
ilorida. .
> Mri L. B. il^dott and family are
-visiting rekttives in Chester ami
other points hji' jSouth Carolina dur^
ifig the .holidajjtt. ' . ..
Mrs. H. MdK. McDiannid and
children, are spending Chridmas-with
rektivee in I^anrinburg,,
. Mr. and G. B. Rowland left Tues-
^y fo^ Durnam and Wmdell where
they vrill spend the holidays with
relatives. ., ; .
Mr. Robert Peele who teacn^ at
bdt smd some seetibHa cvui had anow
fall, nn unui^ thtoi Ntoemto.
Dninage frun -boll weaviM ovur tho
cotton gmdrally. he skid, Itob beca
.kaa than, nsual bBtiWte dry .vrestlM
impeded the matiiriiiff oF tiw weqvw
except in the Caridinas and VUgin-
im where, during the mbnth of Octo-
Iher weevil dmnage had become ap-
pamnt*
..Hie board’s esttomte of acnaffo
harvested was ^®y:
of harvest befoin Bi^tom-
—„ — iww: 1. Abapdoniw^ of acreage to
Conway, S. C., is spending Oiristmas [Texas, Callander said, was umwaally
with his mother, Mrs. Roberta Peele.
Mr. Dqu'gald McFadyen of Long
heavy.
jur. i/ougwu mcrauyeu oi uong i iTUdav'. nnort Oh COtton is tks htft
Island, New York, arrived in town iMWTd will untU next
Saturday to join Mrs. McFadyenwho be
came several days ago, and both are ...v... t-w... lux.
spending the holidays with relatives
here; '
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin. Fuller and
Candidate For Gov*
RoiicBon ONBty Junto
Flattering Ofitop of
avriiable the enommatiMi .of tim ne-
itnal hades ginned as rvotoed bT the
gihners. A Roenl lenr^m
*.“**" “T’lhge yidda and umduetioos will be
httle daughter of Liberty are guests ^ titm..
of relatives in town. , j
Mr. John Howard of Raleigh is * r^i, *r^
spm^g the. holidays with relatives I» MffgB JOlmSOn M O Ov
and friendp. in Raeford. * ~ —
Messrs Af(^e and Charies Howard
and Neill iMi^adyen came home on
Wednes(toy from Davidson to spend
the holidays.
Miss'Bennie McFadyen who is at
tending Kiipc^ Business CoUhgev at
Clharlotte, i^ at home for the Christ
mas holidays. '
Messrs Punren McFadyen and Lu
ther Clark -v^t $o Moi^anton last'
Thursday to Iking home tSeir little
sons, vnm ®to to school there, to
spend ClttistioruB.
The^ foUinri]^ young ladies who
have- toe® away at 8diod are at
homb Ibf the holidays; from N. C. C.
W,« -Greensboro, Misses Sarah (?ath-
eitoe uid EUtibeth Cromartie, Mar-
gwet Waltersw lionise pibspn, Alma
.fki’imsoh, Isabel McFadyen, Vun
Cox and Edith Seafohl; from Mere-
d^ College, Raleigh, Mioses Ma^
PUele and Mary Lee Seato;
Flora McDdonald, Red brings,
Alma McBiyde.
Gatlin.
WQl Bare in IStt It Ptoff’
cat Inimtitoi HekM.
Jndgb' Ttowsiaa IL Jolniaon wIR !»
a carididato tor the Dtesretotte
for Govemer of htoRii Oare-
tine in 1932 if hie jtoi
holds/ aeeoir&ilr to ^
Coattouing, The
the folto^ to sey
son retunifed home
Ifrom an
ing which to bee ’
lin ‘ -
land
Buueonlie,
Forsyth.
of Jebre
! M
for Getojtook’to
’gy-fc icm I 4 I • I- '
.strong impriMa.^tolto.4totoe
of Buncombe
^ - e bn we
he hoe
uik
.M.' Mr-.-'