HEAVY SENTENCE FOR QHtL Wise, Va. At the end of her second trial for the murder of her father, Trigg Maxwell, 22-year-old Edith Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years for second degree murder. This is only five years less than her first sentence, and she is free under bail pending an appeal. She is accused of beating her 52-year old parent with the heel of a slip per when he objected to her stay ing out after midnight. o Madison County farmers held their first live-at-home show in Marshall last week with over 500 persons and with excellent exhibits of tobacco and live-at-home pro ducts. FARMS-FARMS For Sale and Rent In Person, Caswell, Orange and Alamance Counties. 0 We have a number of fine tobacco farms for sale in Person and Caswell counties. Reasonable Price and Easy Terms. See or write our Salesman. L. M. MILLER Box 602 Roxboro Hotel Roxboro, N. C. WISHES WISHES W IS H E S A dozen, a score— A hundred, a thousand— A million, and metre. Lasting and true, Glad Christmas wishes All made just for you. J. C. WHITT SHOE REPAIRING DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING tffltttfflttnnni»nnnnnnnn»nnn«»»»nnn»nnnnin»n»n»tm»ttnffl« We Wish You A Joyous Holiday but We Would Like For Our Christmas Gift to Include More Than Greetings and Good Wishes. As another joyous holiday season reaches its climax, we are mindful of the generous patronage and good will you have showered upon us . . . for which we are deeply grateful. For the year 1935 we are going to include more than greetings and good wishes for your happiness and prosperity. We hope to be able to present you with more substantial and concrete gifts. Through an important service, and an increased effort to be more friend- • ly, more courteous, more attentive, we expect to make it possible for you to enjoy your relation with our firms more than ever before. And through an honest effort to give you greater values and more worthwhile service, we hope to make our gift more than greetings and good wishes. May The New Year Be Filled With Greater Opportunity For All! Sinclair Dealers of Person County W. R. MINOR DISTRIBUTOR Y V mmUM: \ ' Wm ■ - jH / " i!sl' m © NEWS WEEK ' ) CHAMPION FOOTBALLER Gaynell Tinsley, Louisiana Slate end, one of the two college stars chosen unanimously by all experts lor All-American team. WAIVER OF LIABILITY DENIED New York City On the back of every steamship ticket are hund reds of words in fine print resign ed to protect; the steamship line against certain liabilities. When George B. Moran sued the Swedish- Atnerican Line for $25,000 for a fall in a bath tub on the S. S. Kung sholm, the Line pointed to the pro tective clause. In deciding for the j passenger, the United States Court of Appeals held that he had no knowledge Os any time limitation and therefore could not be held by the contract. • V’L ; /C -• ■ ' • ■ ■ • PERSON COUNTY TIMES ROXBORO, N. C. MRS. SIMPSON NOT TO SEE EDWARD FOR SOME MONTHS Expects to Spend a Quiet, Fami ly Christmas, With No Special Events Being Planned. DECLINES TO DISCUSS MARRIAGE WITH EDWARD Cannes, France, Dec. 21 Mrs. Wallis Simpson plans to wait sev eral months before she sees the Duke of Windsor again, her host at the villa Lou Viei, Herman L. Rogers, told International News Service today. He said: “There is no possibility at all of Mrs. Simpson seeing the Duke of Windsor before spring. We are go ing to pass a quiet, family Christ mas, with nothing special planned.” Plans Indefinite Indicating Mrs. Simpson has no definite plans, which are under stood to be subordinated to Ed ward’s decisions. Rogers denied Mrs. Simpson has any idea of buy ing or renting a house on the Ri viera at present He added: “There is no possibility of her having anything in view at the mo ment She will remain here for several months.” Rogers said Mrs. Simpson spends most of her time at the villa writ ing letters, reading and taking oc casional afternoon drives. Chats Wi((h Reporters Earlier, marking the first and only time since the abdication if former King Edward that Mrs. Simpson has consented to see cor i espondents, she received me and two other American newspaper meta in the garden of the Rogers’ villa, and for the first time in her life she talked freely to reporters. She chatted informally for more than a half an hour, but refused to give permission to her visitors to quote her. Dressed simply but elegantly in a trim sky blue skirt and smartly cut plaid jacket, she appeared at case despite a slight nervousness. Discusses Riviera We had hardly been introduced when Mrs Simpson suddenly turn ed and walked farther back into the garden under the shade of a large olive tree. A photographer had suddenly appeared at the drive way and was being rushed out by a detective. But with a good-natured smile lighting her face, Mrs. Simpson bantered with us about all the plac es in which she had been reported during the past few days and dis cussed the Riviera’s beauty spots. o HEAD G-MAN IN CONTROVERSY New York City Local police assail J. Edgar Hoover, Chief of the Federal G-Men, declaring that he disregarded their cooperation in a gun battle attending the capture of Harry Burnette, bank robber and escaped convict. Again were heard rumors of Hoover’s retirement from the Feredal Bureau of Inves tigation; one of them that he would head Philadelphia’s police depart ment. To our host of friends so loyal and true .... we wish for you AN OLD TIME MERRY CHRISTMAS. LEGGETTS DEPARTMENT SIM ROXBOROS SHOPPING CENTER QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT POPULAR PRICES * GOOD WILL COURT DROPPED New York City Assisted by lawyer groups and a ruling by the Appelate Division of the N. Y. Su preme Court, that “no lawyer shall advise inquirers or render an opin ion in connection with a publicity medium of any kind,” the NBC ra dio program known as the Good Will Court has been dropped by order of the sponsor, Chase & San born Coffee. Twelve beef calves sold at the re cent Asheville Fat Cattle Show by 4-H club members of Haywood uj 52$ «nfd tqSnojq cash prizes. j&jBM 'Js DRUG CO. WISHES YOU A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND THANKS YOU FOR YOUR LIBERAL PA TRONAGE DURING THE YEAR 1936. That’s All ROXBORO DRUG CO. M. G. JOHNSON, Mgr. GERMANY RATIONS FATS Berlin, Germany Flaring red posters flashed the news all over the Reich that citizens must regist er on the official customers’ list of their food store or go without but ter, margarine and lard this winter. Only 80 per cent of the usual seas onal supply of fats was available. Mrs. T. L. Renfro of Green Mountain, Yancey County, makes five trips a day to a spring located 100 yards from the house. She fig ures that the gravity water system now being installed will save her 207.4 miles of travel a year. o Though the acre yield of peanuts Thursday, December 24th, it»g in Martin County was lighter than usual this year, the quality was good and prices were fair. o R. C. Hunter of East Laporte, Jackson County, harvested 1800 pounds of seed from 3% acres of Korean lespedeza. Arrested for breaking a window, o Anson County turkey growers sold 8,000 pounds of the holiday birds to a large meat company for $1872.84, the price being lower than was expected by the growers. O'— ■■■ During the present year the Gra ham Association made 276 loans to farmers in Person County for a total of $53,000.00.

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