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' THURSDAY JULY IS. 1926 ^
f SUNDAY SCHOOL COfT
| VENTION .
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day School Association.
9:25?Announcements.
K SUNDAY MORNING, jyLY 18
10:30?Dovotijnal. .
10:45?How to Reach and Hold
_ie Young People. Miss Myra Batchelder.
11:15?Business Session: Reports a
.t County and township Officers. a
Appointment of Committees. Rec- s
Iord of Attendance.
11:35?Sunday School Efficiency c
a Result of Cooperation. Mr. D. W. (
Sims. y
12:10?Offering for Support of g
County and State Sunday School
Associations. q
1J:25?Announcementa. j.
12:30?Adjourn.
Church. Kxerybody come and bring
a basket.
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2:00?Dpyotlonal. ?
2:10?Training Workers for Ef- ''
flclent Service. (Speaker tOf-be sup- v
plied. ,Jl
2:30?Teaching As JetfOB Taught. h
Miss Myra Batchelder. 11
8:00?Song. *
1:05?The Workers' Council at 8
Work. Mr. D. W. 81ms.
8:35? Discussion erndy Questions. r
Opportunity for thq presentation 0
and discussion of special Sunday a
School problems.
8:50?Business Session: Report* e
of Committoes and Election of Of- *
fleers. Place of Next ^Meeting, h
Presentation of Attenjdahce Pan- 9
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1: 00?Adjourn. !<
SUNDAY NIGHT, JULY 18 "
8:00?Derotlonal. a
8:15?Securing Home Cooperation, b
Miss Myra Bachelder.
Miss Myra Bachelder. ?
S:15?Song. h
8:55?Teaching TArougn me aye- ?
Gate. Mr. D. W. Sims. 1
9:30?Adjourn.
SPECIAL NOTICE e
The Attendance Pennant will be s
presented at the close of the see- I
slon on Sunday afternoon. This s
pennant will be awarded to the Sun- c
day School having In the Conven- a
tlon the largest number of represen- o
tatlves. sixteen years of age and c
^ over, acording to the number of*l<
miles traveled. s
I W. C. HAUGB, e
County President. u
CATHERINE McCHESNEY, ?
County Secretary. c
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;i Sunday will
came in your chi
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gather for devotii
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S \ J I>oint is that it is
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Itegulnr services each
! I a. m. and 8 p. m.
;; Special music evening
i,l! Sabbath School 10 a.
;; Public cordially invite
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;; it. John's Church, coi
avenue and Lanier
? Mass?Sunday 8:80 a
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jy'' ! 1 Holy Communion 7:3C
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! I Morning Prayer & Sen
> Friday, Litany 5 a. m.
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Tho farmers of this section are
ibout done In their crops which
ire looking fine as we have had
onw nice showers lately.
We had a nice sermon preched at
Sunny View school house by Rev.
J. C. Cogglns of Rutherfordton. He
rill be with us again the second
Sunday In August at 3. p. m.
Mr. Posy Brown. Ivey Corn, and
"errel Taylor of Chimney Rock was
n this section Sunday.
W. L. Whiteside and Miss Lola
Ilbbs was the dinner guest of Geo.
"aylor Sunday. >
Shafter Brown and Mrs. Lillle Tayor
made a business trip to AsheIlle
and Sky Land Saturday.
We are glad to see the school
ouss going up and hope to see
t complete at an early date and
rust It will be filled with bright
iris and boys this winter.
The man that waate his time
Lghtlng against a school Is like the
Id woman who was shouting and
aylng she woe going when the
reacher aaked her where she was
olng the answer was, she dld'nt
now but was on the way. They
ig. It la dangerous to get oat In
mnnyvlew , there Is email pox. mad
ogs and special school tax dodging
iround. The Dr. says small pox la
rorae before it break out; mad dogs
nd school tax la worse after tt
reaka out, the two dlaeaaae are
ery much alike; they slobber at
louth and if bothered son? times
a re fits, but I am not' much afraid
f small pox and mad dogs, while
am not a bit afraid o< school tax.
School tax is only a little bit of
xtra money and money the bible
ays Is the Image of the old beast,
doney and selfishness is about the
ame thing and is a curse of the
ild beast. Money and selfisness Is
,bout the same thing and is a curae
if the world. We can't get alog with
iuta little bit of monney but people
ets do try to get along without
elfishness. Leave it at home *n?
iverbody come to Cooper Gaps Satirday
the 17th and Sunday, to our
Sunday school convention. Lets sill
:ome along ufd Iforget selfishness
ringing a big basket of dinner,
lome along one and all.
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You Going To Do
soon be here. It comes every
ldhood.
U ring, the organ will make im
ms. Thus it will be in Tryon, i
ristendom?not merely this woe
id of your life.
tree that persists?that surreu
here, present, living,
xjssibly ignore it.
x going to do about it?
Vhen? Next Sunday. Where
The Church of your preference.
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Sunday 11 First and 11
Second and
Services. P- m.
m. REV. P. ]
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3E, Pastor.
Tryon?Secc
t days each
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ner Melroae ^ ,
Columbus?j
street.
days 11
Y,"Rector. Fourth f
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3LY CROSS (Coi
) Rev. Will B
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I a. m. nmin rr W<
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non. 11 a. m. aH
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to P!9.
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GREEN'S CREEK.
Miss Annie Mae Miller has as her
guest this week her cousin, a Miss
Wilson, of Tryon, N. C.
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Miss Ruby Shields, who Is attending
Summer School at Cullo.<
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Mr. and Mrs. Beaufort Thompson
and family, of near Chesnee, S. C.,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Thompson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miller Hlnes.
Rer. and Mrs. William "Davidson
and little daughter of Greenville, S.
C., spent the week-end with relatives
and friends near Green River
Church, Mr. Davidson preaching to
an appreclatre audience both Saturday
and 8unday.
Mr. W. Y. Miller, who has been
111 for some time, continues on the
the sick list though, some slight Improvement
in his condition has been
noted.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hlnes of near
GhaaoM fi C . and Mtss Mabel Lan
caster ol New Hope, called at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Miller Hlnes
Sunday afternoon.
Several from this place attended
preaching services at Green River
Bapttat Church last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bridge Greene and
little daughter Midred, went to Spindsle
Sunday, visiting Mr. Greene's
sister. Mrs. Bob Giles and her family.
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Tom Tarheel says the $25 his wire
brough homo from the cur'.) market
last Saturday was Certainly welcome
.t hie !. use.
Tlio hog nitlook contlni good.
Man/ .< -rib P wollnn farmers a a
cashing :n on this farm crop ill's
year
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Get Your Wants At
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and thai it will |
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Fourth Sundays 7:80 ||
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PARKER, Pastor. ;;
I BYTERIAN jj
ii:d. and Fourth Sunmonth
11 a. m.; First '
t Sundays 7:30 p. m.
first and Third Sun- I
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lunda'ys 7:30 p. m.' t
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. O'Neill, Minister. x
inch School at 9:45 t
jrship at 11 O'clock.1 1 !tl
:hool with classes for - - >?j
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-"Quiet Hour" 4:30 \\
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tut POLK COUNTY NIWl
Carefully Keep Cattle i
Vards Free of Rubbish j
Cattle commonly show a tendency j
to plclqp np and swallow obJectM other:
than food which they ijBsy. happen tS j
And lm yards or In thefr fted. ,
This: habit Is not always Bamtta?
and especially not when the objects
are mpre or less pointed and of metal. 1
Such 'foreign bodies may consist gi
plecgs of wire, nails, hatpins, ktplot
and so on. 'r . I
After being swallowed (bay are fid*
talned In the Second division of the
stomach and by The combined rmitlrias
of the latter and the diaphragm, ihtf
ane likely to become pushed forward
through the wall' of the stomach and
through the diaphragm finally to In
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ciwne arretted by in* ?u ?
the heart.
On their way and whan Lodged klht
heart or Ita surrounding 0**
rise to serious cap tic processes MMI
eventually cause the death *t Mm aMr
mal conoerned. PMox to iutk the ist
mal shows fever, |ruta sal Meaad
when moving, the veins 0U m
stand out !promin?tfr and * im
doughy swelling St the tfcrSM MM
dewlap Is likely to term.
There Is no help feri rash QMaa
but care that cattle yards spa tftfl
free of rubbish, pieces
the debris of old hulldJ*g? ?Rd figM*
Is an effective meflkrd tf pasffaaljfc
deplorable accident 4# the wMI
Is a rather common on* It always JMI
to give the matter altsrtrtni.
Sows Should Be Drfnuqfl
When the sows art eosMaML jnMfaM
to farrowing, tfesQr oosSU il
tuu zsra
wphin/*?o & ' warnm m M.IP
wA cot flra* to ?M>.
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(NHM behind the heed. In the 1
wrlaklee new the hocha end in the 4
refeton Jnat beck of the forelet. fcbejr j
ere thidteet here becetue the pit 3
I cannot nib here end henee ehe en- j
Joj* beta# ecretched in theee epote. j
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Small Orchards Best j
She ohled riheon vfc?cera orcherda 1
r ere eo aadtoa ehilerted end become J
, nartto-d? ere tore* to thet they
I cm ton torse, le $*yt Pmf. W. a
tftct of ?to Oltonto 0dle?e of AMrieetttoh
Ito iroek thinka thet ft
ftnerf em enoegh tor the adtarafe turn. J
$bU atobher. he eera, cen be made to ?
PWdnm a toce tot of trttt eeoeoaWl- J
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eVtof tM werk, if fcrife* equipment j
f to Mhd end the naeatnety attention to j
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a,-. ?>*.-.?h ;
#af Tttf/fwrlfef * ration ftilti .
4wk ItosaMri esqiflramecU. n?tk? J
*f ft M?a t?k?H rattoiu, oa ail <
*?* W a* MNttk grain or oe ;
Wltlnly * (t?t| ?l mash wttfc
tm i?H% UttiM & attldraa i? ,'
4?|r*aatoji?tWoapact to sack nitii
One community In Alamance Conn- ,'
ty U sow skipping 9,000 gallons (ft )
milk per mondi from which ah In- 1
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Nice Steel Benches
end Chairs For Your
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Lawn, ax rntt; rui-|
nfture Store.
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People are surprised to lear
sturdy car now sells for $81
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They have heard so mm
valut that they are under t)
a higher pricie.
Morever, the Sedaa possesi
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cnaraccer 01 cioscu cars uu
investment.
It is substantial in appearam
tial in fact And serves its
period usually expected of
The body is all steel~saf<
smartly finished below the
lacquer, with cartouche y
in black, lacquer?sheilds an
baked enamel*
Blue Spanish genuine leath
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i car acM'uacK, uuu upuontu
included among many othei
themselves forcefully to th
Many who expect to buy 1
that. Dodge Brothers prod
. means, Many who had ex]
more expensive, now find e\
ible desire in these smart an
See the cars for yourself-and
time-payment plan.. '
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TRYON, ]
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\ 149 Acres Near Mill Springs!
1 On Highway ^?' ^'neteen 1
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t make some *X county, North Carolina, M it
t citizens oi rv . oWiaer.
\ , has its pre, "_d look at this Suable 1&m
t To go oU ua excellent condition, and then
t ' and notice i? d liberal terms of purchase,
I* ' learn the P * a"8DeCtire buyer a purchaser,
\ yrill tnake an^p gUff iclent for a purchase ot I
\ if hia lund?t ?iU not Uke much money.
\ 1 this size. , ning \a quite modem. It has
\ The main owe ? btJng ayatem which Is
V it8 own elec*^ ^
^uipyea With Other |
l quite an ^^g i nceB. The knoU on which
i modT shos it toe** * tno^ to i
t ' this beautiful n^ why a maa would
to anyone. I
want to fkrm; a 49 aero pasture will I
L But aa head 0f cattle; 80 acres under I
I fet?> wfll make a bale of cotton an acre I
t cultivation uilW> u an ordinary year; an I
\ With little ie one of the finest in this I
t orchard ?ald^ntry afford* plenty of fruit
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1 BUNION WO STEWl
i u?V vstate dealers and prouoxeb i
i real es (johjmius. n. c. i
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n that this beautiful and - s
ch about, its > exceptional
le impression it sells for
ses all the roominess and
it calls for a much greater
:e because it is substanowners
far beyond the
a car at any pricey
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e, sturdy, fireproof, and ;
s belt line in eoolie blue
ellow stripe?upper body
id fenders in black, oven
er uphostlery, removable
wood or- steel wheels are ?
r features that commend
e buyer.
\ cheaper car, now find
uct is well within their
>ected to buy something *
erything they eould possd
dependable vehicles.
investigate our attractive . . .
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