THE GLfcANER
GRAHAM, N. C., April 27,1922.
Postoltice Honrs.
Offlo open 7.00 a. m. to 7.00 p. m.
Bnuday 9.00 toll.oo a. m. and 4.00 to 6.00 p. m
R. N. COOK, Poßvmaster.
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—Tt turned warm again yesterday
and is a little showery today.
—Mr. Will Dixon has commenced
the building of a new home near
that of Mr. Vance Quakenbush on
S. Marshall St.
—-"The Graham Chapter U. D. C.
meets Thursday afternoon, May 4th,
at 3:30 o'clock, with Mrs. Lynn b!
Williamson as hostess.
—The Jacob A. Long Children's
Chapter of the Confederacy will meet
with Miss Mabel Moore at 4 o'clock,
Friday afternoon, May sth.
—The Ladies Aid Society of the
Graham Christian Church will meet
Wednesday afternoon, May 3rd, at
3 o'clock, with Mrs. J, Ben Farrell.
—fiurlington-Graham Baseball
Club is a new organization just ef
fected. It is officered as follows;
G. Allen Mebane, Graham, president;
W. H. May and Dover Heritage,
Burlington, vice-president and sec
retary, respectively. Directors :
G. Alien Mebane, W. H. May, E. S.
Parker, Jr., C. T. Holt, Grover
Moore, 11. J. Rhodes, Roy Malone.
The names of the players has not
been leartied.
Contract for Concrete Bridge at Haw
River Let.
On Tuesday the State Highway
Commission let the contract for s
concrete bridge over the river at
Haw River to the Atlantic Bridge
Co., of Roanoke, Va. It is to cost
854, 0-J-y.'2o, and the best that can be
built. Work is to begin as early as
possible.
Frosts.
On Moifday and Tuesday morn
ings there was considerable frost.
On the former morning it looked
like a young snow on the but
it was not cold enough to do any ap
preciable damage. Only very tender
shoots show any effect of it. April
24th and 25th is pretty late for frost
in this latitude.
At The Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Edward N. Caldwell will
preach at both services Sunday,
April 30th. At 11 o'olock: "The
Movement of the Sphinx." At 8
o'clock:, "Spiritualized Sir Gala
hads." The evening serv-iee is par
ticularly for the iligh School stu
dents of the Graham Public School.
The public is cordially invited to
worship with us Come, and feel at
home,
Among the Sick.
Mrs. Clias. P. Harden waa earn d
to Johns llipkins Hospital, Balti
more, last Thursday night, by Mr
Harden. They returned Sunday
night. .Mrs. liar>leu's condition is
not ho. eful.
Mrs. Geo. S. Rogers is still sick
at her houie couth of Graham. Sue
had flu fol'owed by pneumouia and
improves slowly.
Graham Chapter Daughters of the,
Confederacy to Give Veterans Din
ner, May 10th.
To th • Confederate Veterans oi
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Alamance:
We have been cordially invited to
assemble in Graham at 1U o'cl i;k on j
t!ie morning of the 10th day of May, j
1922, at which time and place the I
Daughters of the Confederacy are |
t i wive a i>ig dinner and a gen
eral rally and good time to the Con.
federate veterans. D.in't lorget thj-j
date. May 10th, atid all of you .m-1
seaible in Burlington on or liet »re i
lU o'clock and you will be lurnished
liee transportation from BurlingU>n
to Graham and back.
The program will be t> leave Bur-:
Imgton in a body, with fne trans-!
| orlaitnn, arriving in Graham at 10'
ii'clo k L«ive tJrahaui in a bodv,
with free liansp irtation, arriving in j
Burltngt' i: at 3:o0 and |.rceed iiij
a body t. Pine lldt c» tneiery to I
deuuiaie the B'»ldtn>' staves
\V. ,\ Hall
Comniander-iu-c'iie! ( amp Ruftiu.!
Truck For Hire.
Let us do your hauling of every
kind, moving, etc. Have a new
truck. . Terms reasonable.
Phone Goti Graham, N. C.
Setter Lost or Strayed.
White setter bird dog—li'tie yel
low or liver color on each ear. Finder
return or notify W. R. Harden at
Graham and get reward.
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Miss Lucile Holmes is spending
to lay in Raleigh.
Mrs. R. L. Holmes is spendiog
the day in Durham.
Mr. 0. P. Frazier of Greensboro
was here Monday on business 1 .
Miss Sue Noel! of Roxboro arriv
ed here Saturday to spend some
Mr. D. J. Walker, Clerk Superior
Court, left for Gibson Tuesday and
expects to return Friday.
Mrs. L. Banks Holt, who spent
■he winter at Seabreeze, Fla., re
urned home Friday evening.
Mesdames W. R. Harden, Jas.
P. Harden and J. 13, Farrell spent
Tuesday in Greensboro, visiting
relatives.
Mesdames C. S. Hunter, J. D.
Kernodle and Frank Moore and Miss
Margaret Hunter spent yesterday in
Greensboro.
Mr. Chas. A. Scott, cashier of the
National Bank, left yesterday morn
ing to attend the Bankers' meeting
at Pinehurst.
Mr. J. N. H. Clendenin returned
Saturday from a visit of several
weeks to his daughter, Mrs. Jas. F.
Peterson, iu Hickory.
Mesdames E. M. Henderson, J J.
Henderson and lit'tle Miss Cora Em
malinn and Julia B. Stratford.are
spending the day in Greensboro.
Mrs. E. C. Murray of St. Paul's
arrived Tuesday evening on a visit
to her daushter, Mrs. Lee Cooper,
three miles southeast of Graham.
She will also visit friends in town.
Mrs. E. F. Knight and little Miss
Margaret Ann of Durham came up
last Sa u'rday and are spending a
few day's here at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. P. Smith.
First Pbarmici6t Mate Earl W.
.VJnore of U. S. S. Relief arrived
here this morning at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Muord, where Mis. Moore has been
for the past three monihs. Mr.
Jloore has been on a cruise in
Southern waters and was granted
leave a Norfolk and came by for
Mrs. Moore. They will proceed to
Philadelphia in a lew days.
Baseball.
Graham Highs played Greensboro
Highs at Harden Park Tuesday
afternoon. Greensboro won 11 to 1.
This afternoou Graham and Elon
are playing at Harden Park. As we
go to press the score is announced
in favor of Graham, 9to 0.
Durham Y. M. C. A. and Bur
lington-Graham play at Harden
Park Friday 4 p. m.
Fewer Contagious Diseases Pre
valent.
If the comparison of the number
of cases of reportable diseases made
to the North Carolina State Board of
Health for the months of January,
February and March of 1921 and
1922 is any index to the death rate
in the State this year a new low
record will be made.
During the first quarter of 1922
reports of 1731 cases of whooping
cough have been made while 3536
were recorded for 1921. Only 3G6
cases of measles are on record as
compare'! to 6570 last year. Ty
phoid fever is promising to respond
to the pressure that has been made
annually since 1915 with a reduc
tion in number of reports from 97
to 62. Diphtheria and scarlet fever
alone show increase over 1921, but
this is due to the fact that these
diseases were so prevalent during
the last part of 1921.
There were 14 264 casss of all dis
eases reported for the aboye three
mouths of 1921 and 6597 for the
same period of 1922.
The citizens of this county are
urged to cooperate in preventing dis
eases. The first step is reporting
cases promptly.
W. R. GOLEY,
Quarantine Officer.
VITAMINES"
are an essential factor in
promoting healthful growth
Scott's Emulsion
js far richer in the fat
soluble A vitamine
than cream. It aids Jul
growth—builds health!
at all dhuo rro*M
PRICE. 31 -20 and eOc.
Scott & DowiWt BloomfiaU. N. J.
ALCO MAKERS OF
K-HQIDS
(Tablet* or GranulM)
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Disfigured by starvation, his body
covered with scabies, this tot was
found by Near East Relief workers
in Armenia, dipping for roots and
herbs to keep alive.
Community Revival
Rev. Raymoud Browning and a
party of three will conduct a. com
munity service in Graham during
the.month of May. A tent will be
pitchsed on N. Main St., on the lot
' across the street from the colored
j Baptist church. It is the sincere
j wish of the ministers to make this
general meeting a genuine success,
| and that is only possible thru un
| stined cooperation on the part of all.
To the end that tho preparatory
I part shall be completely effective,
there have been arranged in key
homes —threwgfeenk the town---cot
tage prayer meetings" for the
women, and at the following homes
prayer services will be held next
Tuesday, May 2, ancLFriday, May
5, at 3:30 p. m. Those who attend
will be asked to go to the home
nearest and most convenient. Ladies
from the various churches have
been provided for these meetings.
If the people want a genuine
town-wide service they can have it.
May we be one to receive the bless
ing of God through the agency of
those sent us.
The following are tne homes for
prayer services:
Mrs. Ben B. Holt,
" Tom C. Bradshaw,
" C. H. Phillips,
" Chas. A. Thompson,
" Tom Self,
" Jack Robinson,
" R. N. Cook,
" J. N. Taylor,
" VV. R. Goley,
" J. Dolph Long,
" John M. Permar,
" Lewis Stanfield,
" Dan Welch.
A Chicago mauicurist has in
vented a combination nail cleaner,
polisher and cutter.
Rough roads lead to beautiful
scenery—and not much else.
Buy 2Spr.ct. Less
Coal Next Winter
And, at tho same time, secure more
uniform heat, speedier starting up
of heat in the morning, less ash to
handle, elimination of coal gases.
Accomplish all these things at once
by installing in your furnace or heat
ing plant the scientific device that's
GUARANTEED to reduce your fuel con
sumption 25 per cent or
GOOD - Hi: AT - IM - WASTED
L r P - YOLK - CHIMNEY
without BURNALL.
Install Burnall Tina SUMMER, be
ready for next winter.
Joseph Shenk, 552 Riverside'
Drive, New York City, had 70 Burn-!
alls installed last summer on his
large chain of APARTMENT HOUSES in!
New York City. Be prepared !
BEANS! BEANS!
Yellow Mammoth.
Peas for Planting or Hay. . „ _
Plenty 7 Percent Cotton Seed Meal.
Big Line High Grade Fertilizer.
PRICES RIGHT.
Don't fail to see me before buying.
T. C MOON,
Phone 260 Gratiam, N. C.
THE ALAMANCE GLEANER, GRAHAM, N. 0.
We don't wsste time; wo waste
ourselves. We don't kill time;
we kill ourselves. We don't cheat
time; we client, ourselves.
OfJC is ,1 peescription for Colds,
Fever and LaGrippe. It's the
most speedy remedy wo know.
Summons by Publication
NORTH CAROLINA,
Alamance County.
In the Superior Court.
Before the Clerk.
Mabel 'Mebane Geriuger and
her husband Hurley Geringer
and Gradie Mebane.
Leslie Daniel Mebane and his
wife Sallie Mebane, Lora
Mebane Hanford and her
husband W. L. Hanford,
Ethel Mebane Schenttler and
her husband M. A. Schenttler.
Sidney Mebane and wife Mar
garet Mebane, Ho} r e Mc-
Nairy Mebane non campus
mentis, E. A. Hasting and
Sarah Alnienia Mebane, Syb
el Beatrice Hasting and
Ernest Hasting, minors, Cen
tral Loan & Trust Co., and
Alamance nsurance & Real
Estate Co.
The defendants above named,
especially Ethel Mebane Sche,ut
tler and her husband M. A.
Scheuttler and Miss Sarah Al
meida Mebane, —respondents,
will take notice that a specltd
proceeding entitled as above has
beefi commenced in the Superior
Court of Alamance county be
fore the clerk for the purpose of
selling for division between the
petitioners and respondents two
certain lots or parcels of land
situate in the City of Burling
ton, Alamance county, .North
Carolina as follows:
One of said tracts or parcels
of land is described in a deed
from L. J. Fonville and wife S.
E. FonvillC to R. J. Mebane
which deed is recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds
of Alamance county in deed
book l'i at page 2,53.
The Other tract is described
in a deed from Mebane Real
Estate & Trust Company to Mrs.
Almenia Mebane recorded in
the office of Register of Deeds
for Alamance county in deed
book 7o at page 332.
The said respondents will
further take notice that they
are required to appear .at the
office of the Clerk of Superior
Court of Alamance county,
Graham, North Carolina, 011 or
oefore Monday the Ist day of
I May, 1922, and answer or demur
to the petition filed in this pro
ceeding or the petioners will
apply to the court for the relief
demanded.
f Done this 29th day of March
1022.
D. J. WALK OK.
30mar4t C. S. C.
Wm. I. Ward, Att'y.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified an Admln I* trntor of the
estate of P? W. May. deei'aaed, late cf
Alamance county, N. C., thin 1* to notlly all
peraonn havliiK clnlniN Hiralrmt the enUte of
Maid deceaaed to exhibit them to the under
mined on or before the Kth day of April,
IWB, or this not lee will be pleaded lu
l>ar ol their recovery. All |**r»»o!i« In
debted to said enlaie will pleate make Im
m»dlat* pavraent.
ThlH March '22. 1«2.
K. 11. MURKAY. Adm'r
of P. W. May, dee'd.
Dameron A Kb* den, Att'yii. flapiflt.
( n * k i n ' fVES MY DEaFTthiTJS
JO f I I 0 [ I Q THE RESULT Of OUYING
NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARN
The Grandfather realizes his mistake when it is too late. How much better it would
have been if this man had gone to one of his home town dealers an d purchased ajbed
room set for his granddaughter's birthday gift, and had them place ft in her room, thus
preventing it from being broken in shipping. It would have saved be r the disappoint
ment and himself the embarrassment, tnat comes from a knowledge 01 being imposed
upon by unscrupulous dealers on whom you wasted your confidence.
MORAL:—Learn from other Men's mistakes.
10c Farrell Drug Co. 10c
This Coupon has a cash value oi
lOcts on any SI.OO
10c purchase at our store 10c
Graham Hardware Co.
Cook and
Heating
Stoves
W. B, Quakenbush
French Doors, Book Cases, and all
Kinds of Panel Work to order,
Upholstering a Specialty
J. D. Albright & Co.
Dress Goods, Coats, Sweaters, Under
wear, Shoes and small notions
"CRACK & JOE."
Graham Tire Co.
Dealers in Hood Tirps
All kinds of Vulcanizing
Work Guaranteed
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Rich & Thompson
Furniture and Undertaking
High Class Furniture and Agents for the
famous Sellers Kitchen Cabinet and
Leggett & Piatt Bed Springs
Phone 357-J
Summons by Publication Summons by Publication
NORTH CAROLINA- ! North Cnrolina-
ALAMANCB COUNTY Alamance-County
In the Superior Court, In the Superior Court,
Edward Long, , IJ. B. Martin,
VS VH
Bessie Long. 'Fannie Martin.
The defendant above named The defendant above named
will take notice that a summons will take notice that a summons
in the above entitled action was!in tin* ahove entitled action was
issued against said defendant issued' against said defendant
on the Ist day of April, 1!»22, on the loth dty of March, 1!»22.
hv l>. J. Walker, Clerk of the by J). J, Walker, Clerk of the
■Sup. rior Court of Alamance Superior Court of Alamance
county, North Carolina, for a county, North Carolina, for a
suit in divorce, which summons (suit in divorce, which summons
is returnable before the said is returnable before the said
Clerk at his office in Graham, Clerk, at his office in Graham,
in the Kaid'county, on the lstjin the said couuty, on the Ist
day of May. 1022, when and day of May, 1922, when and
where the defendant is required i where the defendant is required
to appear and answer or demur to appear and answer or demur
to the complaint, or the relief to the complaint, or the relief
demanded will be granted. jdemanded will be granted.
This Ist day of April, 1022. j This 31st day of March, 1922.
D. J. W ALKKK ! D. J. WALKER,
i 6apr4t C. S. C. «apr4t C.S.C.
Henderson & Kernodle, Att'ys. j Henderson & Kernodle, Att'ys.
J. D- Lee
Dry G° ot h
Milli* ,er - V
Ladig s h °eß '
Graham Drug Co.
.Safety FFi t
Trade with u9 a od Save
Moo* y : '
Crawford & McAdams
Gol(j BGlothes
Florsheim sj, o cfl. St«„ 00 Hats,
Oem s - furnishings
• Grahani Grocery Co.
For Ni Cc pfe®h Groceries
nnd P«"on,p t del' ve ry, ca u 0 n us
o r ph° nc
Moor e 's Grocery
Ilest Pre 8 h F oini, y Groceries
Q lw a yf ifl Btr -ck
Polite - " Service
. . J. T. Hack
c neral F ee d Store
Shipst U ff Grain, Hjy and
Q r oceric,
r c?
O&ls I
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MBb
6 6 6
*' iU Weak. '? c 'old, Fever and
n Pp© qui c er than an y thing
we kuotf* Preventing pneu
monia &d, 10novi5t
. ni Vo r ,.e '* '"basing rapidly in
t?B P®cialiy among the
poor. '
* 1, OH B Al'^ s . °' homelesa people
*!'* livio* , l . u soldi«r»' dugout®
® ,oll K the * ollßh frontier-