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CARS
IN
LOUlSBttttGl
Bufet Luncheon Served the
Boys at Lancasters Hotel. '
joHiBbarg had the pleasure' and
vi!ecr of entertaining the path-
the scout cars party of, the
pri
fin lern o
Atlanta
Journal and
Ner York
These oars
Williams, Grsensboro; Mr. 1VJ E
J ones with Miss Luoj . LeAcb, ITaV--
tleto; Mr. W. E. SproUi;'JrR6dky
MountthfHissPlJrtirt HarrisoB'
Littletonj;Mr W, B:t Mfrick . irith
Miss 0ai8T iiattison, Littleton; ;Mr.
"Thit Johnston, Xittletonj with. Miss
Jones, New'Tork; Mr. J. H. New
some ' with ifiss-'" Helen! Perkins-,
Littletom; Mr. B,- B. Vinson . with
Miss KaMagmre Littleton; Mr.
A. W. Person, f with Miss Helen
Crenshaw, iLouisbiurg; Mr. R.' P.
. ...11 " 1 11 , ,
oarrtx tr v. now on xmoiux - v. t
Tha- EeaaCrT-Aktoii Drat CoL- N . IV
rrainpuei oat ai towa at qu u
pibWtthr 1 sWo xetr fo cbsis ancf
abore namrzsaeBgert, ? with .the
addition' iPr. T. Copped and
hi drstsuil'':caiei It . armed " at
Horton's station on sebednle -time,
where- the tra) was beld on til bar
becae was sejred - along wit other
side issues, The train palled in at
Mapleville a &I& a, nC; all doing
well exoept Bear, vtux suffered from
1 .
Personals.
- m
Y. Iticks wsni to IUleih
, Wra. Bailej is in Baitimre tor
week f?ii1t at rv.- ' Z
Beasley withf Miss. : Mary Beasley, J eikaasdon, hating danced too, much
juntieion, Jnx. rx. jcl Alien, ixui8-1 on nia trip, .
... i
burg, with Miss Elizabeth Jacock
Tarboroj Mrand Mrs. w : H. Nich- Hiss Eeerton Entertains.
olson and Miss Ruth Nicholson.: v A rery delightful and enjoyable
Staggs: J. J. Macon, Warrenton; at home" was giren Wednesday
H. V. Daniel, Korfolk; Eugene erenin byiltss Blanche Ecerton in
Johnston, Littleton; A. B. Oodke, honor of her most harming guest,
Littletonj G. O. Wainwright, Wilson. Misi Martha Everette, of Lauibburg.
nanrons: Mr. and Mrs. J it. The principal feature ;bt amuse
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce;' Mrs. ment for the evening wta 's Cupids
E. Y. Bunn, Littleton; Mrs. H. A. Forfeitures.? First prize " was won
Crenshaw, Louisburg; Mrs. P.' J. by Miss ICattie Bailey, of Raleigh,
Macon, Warrenton; Mr. and Mrs. and the booby was won by Mr. A.
F. A Fetter, Jr., Wilmington; Mr. A. Clifton (4 bagger)
and Mrs. R. E. Morris, Littleton.
The German was led by Dr. The Younor Pennies Show.
esday.
chance will pt otit a wtonJog Uio.
Two games havt already ba ar
ranged for the laxuc part of th'w
week to be pulled oil on the bcee
diamond Spring Hope and Xaxh.
ville will bm ihm Tttftiog teaiaa, Both
of theso Tama have gooi Uanu ix4
it u boped that a large crowd vHJ
. . loaf
Herald on ouiivy
were expected in Louisburg on Hat
uriay but owing to an accident near,
San ford did not reach horej until
Sunday at 1 p. m. Louuifeurg waV
rearlv with a big old fashioned bai
beclie on Saturday. ; but" when the
runwage came that no- cars would
rpich here until Sunday the boys
with regret rallied around and ate
up the pigs, nd iQ the "tt1 timo
left did their best to get up a lunch
thnt would show the bunch olclerer
fellows that Louisburg was glad to 1
have them, wanted ,them- to come
arain, and that it stood ready to help
the club pull for good roads.
The pathfinders are traveling in
two automobiles. The Atlanta Jour
nal party are in an Oldsmobile, the
members bem Major John- S. Cohen
of the A'ianta Journal; Mr. H. J.
Lamar, oi aiacou, wio wwruw ui oiacs: rierce, ot KoanoKe iiapias, Mission Societr will hv
the car, who is driving it; Mr. .Inman and Miss Helen Crenshaw, of Louis- Baby SnowM in the Opera House
Oray, son or rar. amw y,1 burg. nm Monday afternoon, June 28th.
editor of the Atlanta Journal; Mr. In addition to those who took The doors will be opened at fire
;. W. Gardner, jr, ine j ournai part m the dance, there were a o'clock, and it is hoped every person
staff, and Dr. i. w . j-.ee, Juaoos,! jarge number of spectators, com- m town will attend' Voting for the
Ga. The New I otic ueraia party is i posed of guests of the Hotels and prettiest baby will begin at 5:30 and
in a 6U-norse power vv uue oreamer, visitors trom adOining towns. ia8t one hour, the baby receiving the
the members being Mr. Hamilton As formerly announced, three largest number of votes will be crren
?lti, ot the tteraia cstan; Mr.? jsod J Germans willb given eah week U prize. Icecream, cake and candy
Lambert, wno anves xne ar; mx. Tuesday, Tnursdaano; batnrday wm be sold by the young ladies in
charge, when the contest is over, and
the proceeds from the afternoon will
be used for the Methodist Church
yard. Let every one come cut and
Mr. F,&3IcKMdb went to HenVpga to TUre it
derson Monday od buslceAdL'
-Mrs. J. C. Conway is ritihg -btr
sister, Mrs. F. PsrrwiTr, in'Durhaiu
j Miss Marth Everett,-et;raurinij
buTgfis visiung MUs Blanche' Kger-
ton. 4
v 3Iisa Mary Bt left Monday tor
Chapel fill 1 to attend the Summer
School.
Mr. and Mm. C. F. Best, of
Franklinton, viaited her parents here
Sundav.
Mr. Loyd D. Lvlea and wif, cf
a
that we mCS ( k t Insta iZH
from the xtrr tkK' Vt htvt
rnaUrial for s winning itttn jjd if
rv err body will do their pili (be re
errffi will be Tellings Mr. L 1a Joy
ner ha been appointed cffjclal Vt-prre.
tnxci mart totmvvmu.
I-ait Friday tbr I-ouitorg; Ura
crowded hut m'nh Spring Hop
the Iattra diamowi arid after a bal-
Honi4 Pirty.
The fotlowtag jt-a UdSee wd
axieod a "hocN rrtv nx wif
gitea by Mr. at4 Mrs, F. W. Jt
tice at tLeir pooe, "-Kio Gttrvt"
txx Royal, li nt Kcuy Vm
Kit&mot FtrH, of 5tU4 Kek,
Mary Jta:ic mM Ur Uama, cf
Franklbtoci, Mary "HaWais HZU
UI B)t V. JT arris, tf TcT
Chsrjre Flrernxa With Burning
KtckJtnbuix.
Hirhfscv!, T, Jt.e 22. If. G
tUji.t&K fcmrrlr clUf trw t
l.e Haui Htklrzsrg tt Ct.
Vjl, tu lwu tril fc tbe frat.4
jcry cj ii efitrire f
ttm to LL: Soul mr
nUlifrjf a lrj lam. Tit tlht
Charlotte, vbited her people here ibe j tie royal the gxu ended 2 ad 1 ra 1 wm a tvMJ re,n U i. .Ve
past week.
Mrs. Eltie Tow, of Oxford, vUited
her fitber, Mr. G. L. Aycock, th
past week.
Dr. M.C Chamblee,of Wakefield,
was pleasant caller at Lhb ofHce on
Saturday last.
Mrs. Mattie Hawkins and MUe
favor of Loobberg.
Came and all who
got their money woclh.
II we a
enjoy ib
ftt
tpon
Children's Day at Prorptct-
How it woaVl bate dehgbled the!
NDraru of thou two wooia who, !
thaly years ajro uved old !Votrt!
raiay prur. fra ib Kuril ar.J
Wwt nwJi3g tlrsr wtsirrt tlrr.
ftev-(wcit rJaea htr
drtikijj tSe dev c4 tie frv
Mattie Bynura Hester left Tueday Uom n un'lj by refwicg
for Pittaboro.
to have their rarabrthip UAmUrr1
U Vm n n..u ! w a, unr w oarraura
K. W . Gans, manager ot tne w nite I nights.
steamer company's office at Atlanta,! 1 J. A. T.
and Mr. N. Lazamick, the Herald's Littleton, N. J. June 21, 1909.
official photographer.
The party ej5ay artmjseionfees,
York by way. of Mendwsbcr to the allareeorduiUy eioomeoC
-.-- -. t w
renton, but were undecided-as to the l Advertisement ef the' State Normal
a a . a aV I m-V
route tbey would tote, nucn ip tne and industrial - uouege wnicn- ap- Located at Sanford.
regretof every well wisher in Louis- pears in this issue. Every year We notice that our friend and for-
l i i i j it..:, i j I i j iu I .
oarK mas nau wpu tumr -uBuuB kuowb a steauy growu m iuU; IU mer conntyman, Mr. J. R Johnson,
andwjehed tbem a lod peed lou. stitauon derotd to tne nigner ed- who h&8 for 0 j a r(ll(ient
..ear iHgieiu mo "'"wu uv uobiu iu wumcn Wt v" of Y0Ule8Viue has located in the
given them the troubie' in wanford olma. .During the past yesr the 1 t0WI1 of Sanford. The
? i a. - a I wTi r 1 . t ':i j I 0
anu was repaireu ai.naS pumv uro iiiciver xaemonai ounuing was i Tjmks regrets his departure from
again, but by getung nusy witn- met erected ana used ror ciass purposes FrRnuirv but admires his eood
splendid telephone system here at This addition to the material equip; judgment locating in the live and
uv.iuv.iw uuuaj "iu. ui ui fi'wuj l"v growing town of Sanford, and th
a new piece nere py special warn eu me mciency 01 xue wors. g00(J coantY o( Mr Johnson,
trom Ktieign and were ott again. xne uoiiege Jast year nad a total durmff his regideRce in Franklin
Among the numerous-cars -accom enrollment of 979 students. Eighty made many frjend(l and ways took
..ywig me party me wonraoDQ eignt oi tne nineiy-eignf oouaues an active oart in all movements that
rimes-Dispatch car was acting as the State had represenUtives in ; the teaed to build' up bis town and
examiner, of Raleigh, was in town I
the pt week.
Prof. E. L. Beet left Monday for
Chapel Hill, where he will attend
the Summer School. i
Miss Mary Whiuker and Mr.
Wilson Wbiuker, of Wbiukert, are
vuiting at Mr. G. R Scoggins.
Mrs. H. T. Beaaley, who has Wen
visiting her son, Mr. R M. LUaalry,
left Myjathef horpeftt At.
W. T. Clifton left Monday for
ere rrady to teaidown tie clartii.
took their aorajtrcd mil in lie
"amen corner" and told theta to rro
cied, to have witsaed the etercaM4
the crowd and the diactr at Prtia.
pt laj Sunday. The csrtl.
To The Pobile.
The H k IUJJt tl birtrt.e
wlel . lo I pi I t tie ULmjKaB
of Fraaiira C-wsiu rOJ W lcJ n
MaetilU Ttrrwiiy Jt2j let.
AU Mt j4 llnr rw;tct:ve
f lxxi are btTUi, ar.3 n wl
ire rct Mmccji Late t& t9iu4 u
whc wnueo iar;UU;ftt Jte t a
eAL Grea: jrrU:t. art li&c
fifciefr t! ral'y, e4i4 lc?4
New York for a short vwit before re
turning to his home in Waco, Texaa. i M beaalifal and inpreatve, r
f. r cl n .i... I flectine rreit ct.3it opon lb clC
Jim T. liUlilfUL' LIB- lliri r w
c? o
everal dars visit to her ewter.
t t i i ' . j ... v. v Emma UndrhiU ard Mn
i . xj. i aimer, ifiuiucvi iu uvi umu?
Llarae, wno intnl tetc
. a . . .7 , . jlo5IJWlh tJuect wtt dttrlttra
only accomroodaUaUl half of tic! a . . .
in th Children Day exercaeA. Kveo"
the tpaeae rwi macd laxel to
accommodate the Urge csqW of
CarriAf and hore tre:llel tbtrw.
The eioroewe by lie primary
IS a a a k a i
Mte. a' Att3fw Wif Miti Xi, tJots-
SQlhem" $UllvtY.
Al tllf ftcl t t
AehetU, Mey 21 ix Jvt tl
in Henderson Saturday.
Mr. Worth Pendergrau, who ki
taking a course of study in srt in
New York, is Tisiting his ennd
mother, Mrs. Dr. O. L Kllia.
Mrs. Hosamond Racrtdale and 51t.
Mattie Williams left last week for
Knoxville, Tenn., where ther will
attend the Summer School tor tech
era at that place,
The following program wm car- w 17 i ..!
ne1 out: , t-oavl cmfcrotiicc. c4 11 ,S'ui:.t
Ii9CMior:a!, 1'ncurr Gm;i TnuWi lY.t. Akx
lo
Prayer. rw. ral ctt 1 Itt g
The nnt Children' Dav J Mv f t- ,-.t ...
Where di-i foa wa froo baby dear AelvtU tk-veU '.
May Soutbsll ii Malel Usrk -Umt4 T-! tie tlaiU t4
The robio'i sang of prai Clo4aa jii o:3tti:i U nt..i u il
When llingi go mn-mn Ja-rxjat. a3 1; 1. t.t
Mar bKVa.1..
leader when they arrived in Louis- student body. Nmesbths of all CJUntr He a Rlannch Deulocri
burg, in it being Mr. Allen Potts the graduates of this institution have and for sereral yearB filled the office
Managing Elitor of the Richmond taught .or are now teaching m ; the 0fjMtice of the Peace, (and all ex.
Tlme.-Di8patch, Mr. W. F. Gordon Schools of North Carolina. t cept lawbreakers pronounced him a
and T. F. Ray. If the pathfinders The dormitories are furnished by gQod officer He alao Ued of
are looking for the direct line from the State and board is provided at ao- fice o( M r of yoonville for MV.
I'lr-krv.- a- TT 1 V Tl 1' 1 a. 1 a m I J 1 J 0
'wi-uumau fco 1 1 pi crii via rHianDar? i iaii cdi. 1 wo uanureu xudoiiii- i t a -
a 01- - -rr , erai terraa in
hir.H DOAltinn ha rravo
Uoanoke Rapids, etc., Louisburg is ments to the dormitories, appo L,t; 'f.otion the W neanlnnfthe
on the line, and as one ot the party tioned among the several counties tQWB
said the shortest distance between according to school population -will jhe Times wishes him gTeat iuc
two given points is a straight e tardea to -apphcarits abont the MM m hia Bew hom commendi
"uu inat tne Sood roads would fol- middl ot July, btude wno wisn him t0 g0od. people ot Santord.
to anena mis msucution ae&i year
1 .
List of Letters
Remaining in the poetoffioe at
Louisburg, N. C, uncalled fori ,
James OBsrry Ashleyy William
j Alston, Louis H. Arrington,- Bin a
Wi C.
t!vrc 1 rri-st. a vltcl lit
Drs. A. H. Fleming and C. If. 0teu tie caUJ for tie dilir, ; lire sar.r3 lit trit.rp;ru: ;f
Banks are attending the State Den-j arva I tie lar t-tttvt-e c d'tril u4i
Ul Afwociation which is in seAsion in Sumbetrra, Holoan 5oailall. UUitm 14 C U ilea cmt at.
4 V .-11- . L. L. : '. ... . . . ....
aiiieiiiB iuw wtc. wr. riciuinc Uickairmn KLIm3 Ur . LgJ 1 J .
lo
They were loud in their praises, of should make application as earlyj as
le Louisburg township roads and ! possible as the, capacity of -the dor-
that all the roada, theyj
uceaoveria Hortn uaroonft were
mitories is limited.-:
t
0etfer than they had expected to
find.
flpenimr German at Panacea
- The New Limited
Messrs. W. F. Battle and J." O. Burnett, Mrs. B. B. Bailey,
Newell received a letter from Dr. T. Baldroin, W. H. Darden, Mrs-. Jim
O. Goppedge, who had just suooess- Daniels, Louisa Dunn,-J. It. David,-
i he spacious BaU .Room of thewiiy passed the Sate7Board of Med- &yd Ellis, Violett Fogg, Ernest
" ,aw1 Qorei was a scene 01 oeau- icmo 0f 0rth Carolina, at AshevUle, Griffin, Mrs. Annie M. Asms; Cassie
iy and brilliancy on last Friday stating that if they, Battle and Hawkins, Mr. and : Mrr. Percival
jght--the occasion of the, opening JJewellwould meet bim at the depot Hall, Mrs: S". Hall, Sadie Hall, Mrs.
merman of the season at this popular in Louisburg he vrpuld go out and A. L.. James, Mrs. Martha Kelley,
esort. The decorations were 5 most Ljen& them Mrs. Mary McKry, Elmmer Mast,
Bly rrangedAandas,the , couples Doctor-not -specif yingthe-way they Annie Benson, A. A. Medlin, Annie
lH took
(Ian . ' . t t Ai vj i-i . Si V k i . I: .... ...r '- . . 1
the beautiful 1 gh0uld meet him they decided to do McKnight, Grace Nunn, Susie Keals:
marched uponhe oor.; .the I it hi) in tfoob! stvle soTthey i ran the Richard. Oliver, Mrs. N Peyton.
uaic b7 the 8plended.orcestra ;Jah? V0iw-HidjteU'Uii-oatchedule Mrs! Nelson IX; Ruffin,' Jv W.' Bemes
noonced the beginning ot the even- time. This tram' was in charge of Charlie ' Speed. MrrTaylorPaitie
I,ng 8 enjoyment. The dancing con- Mr. W. F. ; Battle, Conductor, ' and Williams (2) J.lFrank WeaL Alicd
"nUed Until nna A'n1nat I TPX t : TT tt ,11 Xiw;- TKl lTaTi
he following WetiiaA&sW
Pants- t. tu t T, I . . ' - . -
in i . i ii i ii
" w v4U
,Dr. Joe IL Dwell, Engineers, The WaiandC.F.' Willi ams,ilurm an
0 atWifelrft as Williams, MrsT Nellie Williams, Hay-
68 Harriet -SlBij'" ; llD'hSte ?? 6!fc'x,ny v'
' PerkinB, Littleton; '':w-thrataawagbeft6pVl ifcove "letters, will "pleaie. laythey
J M;Br,gg,ithl.toi.Enla -New 0thf &elr danlef'-BfaiVe Bear to. v,i3,Jtrt,B..,.II14pait. '
Htleton:- Mr (4. TT. Miwm Li!u. N 1 nnA .hr,url -
tek.
was socompanied by hl wife.
Mrs. H. A. Crenshaw, Mis Helen
Crenshaw, Miss Besie Jaoocka,
Messrs. K. K. Allen and A. W. Per
son attended the opening German at
the Panacea Springs Hotel on Friday
night of last week.
Mayor J. B. Yarboroagh, Senator
B. T.'llolden and Mr. W. II. Yar-
borough, Jr. returned Sunday from
Raleigh br automobile where they
bad been to meet the good roada can
that pissed through here Sunday.
The editor is still awaj. but he
writes from Panacea Springs that he
is improving, and that he regards it
one of the bsat health reeorta in the
state. He says the water is doing
wonderr for a large number and
that manager Gus Cooke, is conduct
ing the hotel in fine shape. The
editor says that he advises thoe who
wish to rest and MrecuperaU ttr go
to Panacea.
" raawr, , I Jjier averting as.4 tr-c? mt.u tj, wn,
IloWrt Clarke. . il c-f. t. !u cur cn.
Little onbeatue Clare. Lv"
Nuttiog, Elbibvlh A!l. ', ,
Children's Day G reruns. Era Fraaier pt..awi w-w.
era Lee May, James uiu&- .... , . .
j nr.tri7Tv;; m c;itI at
, stCI tl p4l ll4Trtkef lc.
burg and Harc4J Phelps,
What a Friend HcJmaa tslhZl
Addreaa The Ob;ca of or ChiJ-
' d dcrwo taLo tie lcs c4 Hi. tij
J "VIU Mil lis drill
L cm action.
tlcj oee oore tiril.
Let ua crewn Him ChorajL
At the deit of vie effrcisM
Ivey Allen, in bekalf of tie So&day WiJtror Sl
j is4eJ s sad or. Isoaxe be
sij-tj u pe
Tfcia nt was
wl.
e ars cf 1ml
ilr crJv luiie
xr . " t I jJIXtkiU s IClwlUwUw
'-renton, with MissRosa- Heathy bowhe ebuld - drinHa botileof Subscribe to he FBaarKLt k Tntis
etesburg, ya.r Mr. Ernest Jones A nrta fjoW As WshoV was taken One doUar per vear.'' ' '
Louisburg: Play Ball.
Monday nrght at a larte and enthus
iastic mass" meeting of the citixensr of
Louisburg ah" Athletic Association
was organized and officers of the Ball
Teira elected fr the present ' season.
The followiug gentlemen were unan
imously chosen: Mr. J. A. Turner,
Mgir Dir. C.1' IL Ban SecV and
Treas.;MrB.::T. Holdon, Cspxain,
and Mr:E.S; Ford, Asst. Captain,
all of whom are capital fellows and
enjoy the sport and it is predicted
that if .the are gifen a fifchttng
School, exlended an inviutbo to all I 4rj
present to dine with tie clUirea. j
m . At t t V 1
AS mitxj ot ua rememcerw te c- w.v. TInU W.lf v iv.
ert In lie faaSf. He wm nm s
wl
cZiea ilrcc f ImU
pitality of lhee people and tie
dinners served at I'rcwr-el on pv.
vionj aocofiona m one ltd to 1
urged to aecpl. McmI fLings of
which one bae beard mod tfore
swing are disspyoiniirrc not so with
s Prospect dinner, it is unique ta
qointily and qoaJity.
Ve noted among th crowd a
large number wbj wr oooe atten
dants of this church bat wo ar
now liviog too far of! to attend.
Mrs. Sol. Marshall, the mother of
Mr. V. F. Marshall. sji91sU idiloc
of the Proreote rarmer. wu
among that oumbef. Thoogh rrpe
inyears 'she poee reaarkaU j aa. Tie tMl c4 Ilka
mental and physical eticcglh. rtf
teen' of her grandchildren and six
gTtit grandchildren were among the
worshippers present.
- PaovrxcTO.
Fasuv 1o!Hst Aje-U ITih W.
Tbis sal tent la;7ed on Meni$j
a. o. Ja 7H, W7. IIm UyJe
lent i5ircati tsJy srca weaa.
Why tlis detrcfirg afi las so
m in calory ruiLi lcr bt&e so
ofJen we are fcc4 aware.. Ttie ivr.
rsske l eitllooe la llw faay fc
tie lat U3 vrars.. All 4
were ex-all fcfict. TV rmi ocr-
halloo lo tas and tl twr.i4 o
is tli, That w can lo rata us 1
onrw ccxse to tta.' W tn
s Urs entics-fd iih cuHki&s cf
ieaCf9j; UUle IxUre f LLs own
wlo
maVe nlv twi wlv He lock
awey ll little tot frra lis Sced
cOr, wlkh dicu dialed IxcrM la
it txuoo ax4 temi H arend
lb irfxni's llrcw.
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