Annual Decoration
At Shady Grove c - "0
deal of pleasure t<> wl.al we mi-li!
>av l! ?: ' : ! I ? ? < ? ?? i - a:l'l
l)eroratii?n. \% 1 :i *'??? :: nn iemls
ami relative v SI I t '"r:
of M.i I ? ti ? .ill'' " t - ??
their l<?veii on.'-, r.d t" ,o\ ?? i;il
pleasures with I hex have u??t
Seen l"t ? . ? _ time. Shad) ' ? '? ?
i- an olil << rnmunitx and a xrrx
lame < ? v II" >? -? ?j ? i ? ? will in
on l\w Jllh t thi- * ??nih t ? ? '-\r
ol I llit* W ?? ? I ha
aii win' < ? , h* . : will l?t inn
dinner ai; ? :h?* ii!-?un<i
a- we hope ente liii
?nent.
Mill u . itrli ? k:
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Clllbei V C.
FACTORY TOWN
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a 'jooi! .ardrn.
Mr. M i'?m tiiliirr ha*?
s fine cow.
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M \1 Tajiiiart.
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Ptrionoi Attention qiven vSdeeiioiu
BON marche
* A3HLV:UX1S CIVUJTY DLmlt^\KKT&TOR? ?
AJ MLVH Lfc * NOWTn I AR.OLI >4
From Northern and Western Gateways
to Gulf and Ocean Ports - ?
From the Northern Gateways at Washington, Cincinnati
arU Louisville . . . from the Western Gateways at St.
Louis and Memphis ... to the Ocean Ports of Norfolk,
Charleston, Savannah, Brunswick and Jacksonville . . .
and the Gulf Ports of Mobile and New Orleans ... the
Southern Serves the South.
AND today the Southern is giving better service than ever.
J . Jl Long years of ploughing back earnings and investment of
new capital have built up one of the world's most efficient trans
portation systems to meet the remarkable industrial and agri
cultural development of the South.
OUT
RAILWAY
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SYSTEM
iO'JTHERN SERVES THE SOUTH
ai .? oon \ i-it ?i ??{ M:
sle\ .
M . ind \ ?*:? ami
ildren !w\ ? >??-? \ miins his *i>
. M' ! ! ? . . !?e\ ha\?*
l.<0\ !'?'!l!!'*lC??.
! t -. < I a< '??r\ t<*w tl i
!' ! ! ? k ii-: ai |?r? -
Mi- Uemlit M-'-iliu li t- purchas
ed a fine lot ..f ? ?al an-! '2 new
|?i. Mims for ih
We J: jve vv. people in l ac- J
tor\ low M . I hi! I. ?m!- M-.iillv ami
faniilx.
Mrs Ma l> '? I i t? * \ town |
\\ i >unrla\ v i- ? ? ! ? ' ( ?i! -
-< n.
\i' . I <? H' SI lia? ;? i ar! ?ry
|.?W I :i! ?.???*??!!.
Mi . \r\p| M I i_ unl \|r>.
' Ina t?iee?i ,n i Mr. i ; ?'l vvrrc the
<!.'n!;?'? iim-st- \|r. n? I Mr-. lain
M faggarl.
WOLF CREEK
Out farmers rli?l :? K?? ?;f planting
l.?-t week ami will ?!?? mon thi-. if
the ueather will permit.
I here was a th'i ??ration at Plea
-an! Hill. Sumlax l?\ the Ji. O. I.
V M. organization which ha- sever
al members buried there.
Mr. ami Mr-. I rnl l).i\i- and
children \ isiterl Mr-. Daxi- parent:
at l?lue llidge. Sundav.
Mi. and Mr-. John Post left here.
M nulav for Soddt. r?-nn.. where
tlie\ expect to make their future,
home.
>e\eral of nut liti/en- attended
Justice ( unl in Murpliv. Tuesday. :
i:i the Mrs. lame- Siiuond- kidnap
??; i?;r an. I fiou-irr ? ase.
Mr. and Mrs. E!iw'! Mor - : and
< !i;l Iren i-i- : ? !ati\ \- neat < a'- :
In* 'i?n t arid ieo??rt lilt- v?>;k.
? :? (Ik H.?! H a-? r<?a;! e??mm;: aior.i:
nieeix. Wink i> expei led i ? ? iu-'in
? >11 I ! > ? - end \ ? >? ?ou.
There v.t.s l?orn t?? Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Co? k several weeks ajjo. a
hoy. I liis ileni was overlooked:
heretofore.
Mr. and Mrs. Y\ . L. Garren ex peel ?
t?? leave here T!iursda\ t ? ?i Gra\s
ville. IV:. ii.. alt?'i theii son. How-!
aid who lias been attending the
Gra\sville \cadem \ . during the last1
>ehooi \ear. I lie\ t-xpeel t< reium
lumie Moudux ??r i uesdat ??i next
we. k. as {In. expert )o \ i-ii with.
triends there ami als?? in Chatta
nooga.
LETITIA
IVople a it 1 ?u?- i 1 \ engaged in torn
planting this dr\ vveatlior.
Mi-. \\ . K. Johnson and two j
\ otingesl children ol Marble ? spent
last week with Mrs. Johnson's par-'
enis. Mr. and Mrs. L. \\ . Ia\lor.
\\ . l\. Johnson and son. \ an. \ is
ited Mr. and Mi s. E. W . I ay lor one
da> last week.
\\ . \\ . Barton made a business
trip to Murpln Mondu\.
L. (*?. Taylor of Turtlelown \isit
e<l Mr. and Mrs. K. \\ . Tailor Sun
day.
\\. \. Anderson was seen driving
a fine new ear home a few days ago.
Out Sundax school i> pit-kins up.
We ha\e ordered new song books.
Kvervbod\ come.
HIAWASSEE, N. C
Wejiave had one week <?f fine
weather and the farmers sure did
make their farms look fine.
\Ir. (m'oi uc 1 1 ;i in b\ visited his
son. I. M. Ilauibv. Saturdav.
Mr. and \lrs. M. L. Heaver ami
familv and Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Moore and famih and Mrs. .1. 11.
Deaver and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Stiles 1
and son. Harold, and Mrs. Vrthur !
\danis and children and Mr. ai d !
Mrs. Frank I). ntver and s.?n. \
Mr. and Mr-. K. \\ . > N. t
ai ternoon.
Mr. lolin ? o, \ x (.
Il.r onuh our mi<l-i
l?orn t ? Mr. aiul Mrs. (>
le>imer. a f in- ? l?ai>\ girl. Ma\ t}?. ;
Mis- Julia 1 Gilford ha> r. iurned
home from (iastonia. where
she lias been working.
Mr. and Mis. 1. H. !??*:. 1 \ isiicd
iheir son. J. O. Keid Stind i\ .?\cr ai
I'atriek.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Mien from
lioiiii* Co\e. \ i sited Mr>. \da Bur.
ge>> Siinda\ .
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kohl and chil
dren ami Mr. and Mrs Kim.- 1
ford and rhildren visited Mi. and
Mr-. S. ( . 1 .edf??rd Siiini ? . u,r.
noon.
Me>*r>. I. M. Haml>\ ;n ?! Ksiel
Hamhv eantim <1 ?ko ground h??gs
the other <la > and th?*\ are _ irrj to
tr\ t<? lame them. We wish them
good luek.
Messrs. Lester Led ford and Grady
W illiamsnii motored to 1 .:ner.
Tenn.. Simda> al ternoon.
Feel Tired and
Too Often This Warns of
Sluggish Kidneys.
LAME? Stiff? Achy? Sure your
kidneys are working right? Slug
gish kidneys allow waste poisons to
accumulate and make one languid,
tired and achy, with often dull head
aches, dizziness and nagging back
ache. A common warning is ti>o fre
quent. scanty or burning excretions.
Doaris Pills, a stimulant diuretic,
increase the secretion of the kidneys
and thus aid in the elimination of
bodily waste. Users everywhere en
dorse Doan's. Asfi your neighbor!
DOAN'S p'&s
A STIMULANT DIURETIC JZ KIDNEYS
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