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THE - ROBESONIAN .ESTABLISHED 1870. SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS. COUNTRY, GOD AND TRUTH 51-50 A YEAR. DUE IN AD VAN CD VOL XL VII LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. JANUARY 25, 1917. NUMBER 99 Tr. WORLD-WIDE MONROE DOC TRINE SUGGESTED BY WILSON "OPEN MESSAGE TO WORLD Question of U. S. Entering World Peace League Laid Before Congress by President "Startling", Stag gering", "Noblest Utterance Since Declaratio nof Independence" Are .Some of Comments Made on Ad dress " "Wither tlie United States shall enter a world peace league, and as many contend, thereby abandon its CHIEF NEWTON OF ST. PAULS KILLS NEGRO BURGLAR Shot and Killed Neill Brown During Scuffle Officer Saw Negro Come Out of Store and Burglar Struck Him When Ordered to Halt Brown Had Served on Chain Gang But Had Sworn to Die Rather Than Serve Again Neill Brown, colored, was shot and killed by Chief of Police M. P. Newton at St. Paul about 5:30 o' clock Tuesday morning, WITH AUNT BECKY First After Recent Illness The Ten - ant Problem Where Rural Police Are Needed Need of Diversifica tion and Rotation Tory Warfare in N. C Death of Mr. Billy Mc Arthur Personal and Other Items Correspondence of The Robesonian. Old Fork (Maxton,R.l),Jan.21 After a lapse of several weeks I am coming again to have a little ehat with my Kooesonian iriends. and to acknowl I edge my appreciation of so n,Q ;t,4. i v- . , ' , 1 cuse appreciation ox so many Jr """e operaxor neara kind words from various correspond- t j.-o.; i j i cnmchAH.r at.. ., i .uUv r.TJii;iiLioiiii Tioiir.v or isn ar.inn nnn nn y cm,exuiir liih ijranTnam i :i - r j m.. a u , . - o cms uuxiiiti my late uness ivxv con entangling alliances, was laid before . rug store and called Chief Newton, f finement . to the house would have ongress anu tne country ivionaay oy j ' " j a t h TT St JUSt as ne been much more monotonous except President Wilson m an address to ; amved at-the i door the negro came for letters, messages, reading matter the Senate. For the first time m j outuand when the officer ordered him and the frequent dropping- in of our more than a hundred years a rresi-1 iw " e mtock tne omcer in the ! o-0od neie-hbors. friends and ldndred e it - -l - i ru i t Tnna arl iniVfju. -a. l rri t y ' ' ' to all of whom I am. very grateful dent of the United States anncarpd face and kicked'him. it is said. The in the Senate chamber to discuss the i officer grabbed the fleeing robber nation's foreign relations after the ana m the .scuffle which followed he manner of Washington, Adams ani snot the negro in the neck. Brown, Madison. Congress, all officials and ; ho wa.s not known at that time by foreign diplomats were amazed and j tne officer, broke and ran and the bewildered. "Startling", "stagger-; officer thought he was gone. Blood ing," astounding." "the noblest ut-1 hourds were ordered from Raeford, terance that has fallen from human ! but just bef ore the dogs arrived on lips since the Declaration of Inde- J tne scene Brown' was found dead in pendence", were among the expres- a back i0t about 300 feet from where sions of Senators. The President tne scuffle took ,place. Five shots himself, after his address, said: ! were fired by Officer Newton, but "I have said what everybody has ! only one took effect, been longing for but has thought im-! Both tfle Grantham drug store and These pleasures and proofs of friendship served to compensate in large measure tor my being a tem porary "shut-in". I have not fully regained my former strength, but am gradually improving. The physical mecnanism has lost its elasticity j 1 i,i tnrougn tne passage ot the years and requires longer to rdctfnerate. Saturday, the ,13th inst., marked my both birthday, by which you see am nearmg the allotted years of life, and have many blessings for which I .am very thankful. The use i j ,, T - -- ra ----- , wimkii i .am very tnauKi-ui. ine use possible. Now it appears to be im-1 the McEachern Hardware Co.'s store! 0f my pen is a pleasant diversion, my ;U"1- I nan hoen hl-nVon mtn hotni-n PViia-P f i , r . ' J v.n, a.vu wtvis, vnii-J- i fiVPSlirnT. PYfPI lAnr Tny nno r-f possible: Chief Points of Address The chief points of the President's -address were: That a . lasting peace in Europe cannot he a peace of victory for eith er side. :uwl r-fi'- """I age, and- my hearing unimpaired, Vl& i" ie w"uin p"amKs oy "Blessings often brighten as they breaking out glass doors m the front. I take their flight," and I suppose we x wu goiu watcnes Deiongmg to tne never f ullv appreciate thfi3 far-nl- ties until m danger of losing them. hardware store were found in the pockets of Brown and $1.09 in mon- GADDYSVILLE GRIST MOUNT ELIAM MATTERS Farmers Are in Better Snirita ' Mt?7 ,lobao CWrflilnoee Wolt W1 r , INJCelV 1 WO Paper Tell it to the Correspond af-s 11118 0n eni une rius une Kev. Mr. -.Powell Accepts Call to Rowland Field Other Matters Correspondence of The Robesonian. Beds School Doing i Opposed to Rural Police Correspondence .f The Rob-2?'ji)ian. Mt. Eliam (Lumberton, R. 4). Jan. 2.5 farmers around here around here are eet- tincr hiisv nnw nrAnnriTiop tVioi-r lonrl Gadaysville (Fairmont, R. 1), Jan. for another crop. Judging from the number of tobacco beds that are be 23 The speeches of Messrs. R. E. Miller and Yates Gaddv on the de bate Friday afternoon were excellent. irg sown, there is going to be lots of t.nhar"fft TllnnfpH Hni- cnirr1 a We know because we heard. The progressing very nicely under the ef patrons of the school are cordially j fident management of Misses invited to take in these exercises, i B)anehe Bullock and Marg-aret Britfc. Much comment is stirred up over Mr. Walker Plemons of Brunswick the" doings of our solons at Raleigh j county has been spending a few days and we often stnn and - r jj 7 lit wjio v.vi-xLxbjr. li liUliiG Legislators, give us a law that suits ; today. all men." Do you reckon they want th job : Farmers are in better spirits this winter than they were last yeai' "good democrats" in office ard ev erything bringing top-notch prices i.irs. uiancne atepnens, who is leaching at Singletaries X Roads, spent Saturdav and Sunday at home. Mr. 1. V. Britt of Ten Mlie was here Saturday. Mr. Britt has just rt oved from this eominunitv tn the We have little use for the one who Ten Mile section. We hated to lose growis, grumDies ana kicks up a; Mr. riritt and his good family from dust over the tiro.es now-adays. our uidst but we can assure the com Cheerfulness - is a mighty good! ;riUny wher thev have sone of some morning tonic to take to carry one through the ups and downs of the day. To smile and be cherry is one of the best habits one can form. So smite every day; smile if you do not even want to. Our treasured little magazine "The Writers Monthly," a magazine de signed for those who would drag the pen ard experienced writers as well, has raised its price all on account of the exalted paper price. We don't COTTON AND COTTON SEED Middling cotton is quoted on the local market today at 16 cent3 the pound. Seed, 75 cents the busheL BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS Superior court for the trial of criminal case3 will convene Mon day. Judge Geo. W. Connor of Wil son will preside. Mr. Jas. D. Proctor is attending in Raleigh" today a meeting of the board of trustees of the State Uni versity, of which he is a member. Bus Piper, colored, was taken to the insane asylum for colored at Goldsboro today. A nurse from the asylum came after Piper, whose home was at Rowland. Mr. J. W. Bullock moved ves- terday his stock of groceries from, the Williams building, Chestnut street, to the Carlyle building, Fourth street, formerly occupied by the Lumberton bakery. William Davis and Mariah Barnes, colored, were married in the store of Messrs. White & Gouffh j Monday at 3 p. m. Mayor A. E. a number j i i - i i .i i j i" Boou neignDors ana a genteei iamuy ; White officiated. Quite ii icpci.t. ve nave tne sine witnessed the marriage. i-iiieanjun 10 mane vl iir. xtuuert Carter and h's fan.v who htut noved to -he same sec4 ion. Mis.? Vodie Phelps, who has been staying '.vith Mr. and Mrs. P. I. Britt fcr several years, has goic back home to stay with her father in Brunswick county. Misses Jessie Floyd and Nina Bry an, Mr. Arthur Bissell of rsroad No news of interest in the Fork. That peace must be followed by aj ey, which was taken from the drug The health of the communitv is e-ood definite concert of power to assure; store, was also tound m his pockets. ; with no epidemic or contagions with 'the world that no catastrophe of war ; A coroner s jury said that Brown jn our borders. The farmers are shall overwhelm it again. j fame to his death as a result of be- j busy at work, cutting stalks, and That in such a concert of power mjr shot by Chief Newton, but Mr. 4 breaking ground for another crop. I the United States cannot withhold its . Newton was exonerated. I hear frequent discussions in regard participation to guarantee peace and , ,Prown' who as about 30 years to the use of fertilizers, which seems justice throughout the world. j old, lived near Lumber Bridge and . to be something of a problem. And that before a peace is made drove a stolen horse to St. Paul. The a few negroes have been leaving -the United States government should horse broke loose when the shooting this -section after having traded with frankly formulate the conditions up-; took piace ana went oacK to tne landowners to run farms. A tenant on which it would feel lustif led m "ome oi tne owner, near XjumDer on our own piace took French leave -asking the American people for their . Bridge. Brown had been on the chain recently, giving us no premonition formal and solemn adherence. gang several times, having recently cf his intentions, and we have heard "It Is clear to every man who compietea a roaa sentence ioi tdd- nothing of him since. Such conduct hinks " the President told the Sen-; Ding a store at rtozier s auout two ate, "that there is in this promise vears ago. A number of store rob--r,o v,rAtirTi in .AitW our traditions or beries have been reported at St. as this is a great injustice to the landlord,ard also results in harm to the , colored race, causine loss of confidence in them.. If thev intend- the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Britt. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Branch of Bel know what in Sam Hill the readers Ridge and Mr. June Ivey of Proctor and publishers of periodicals will do ville spent a while Sunday night at except raise the price and tney are doing it, too. As we have often eaid through these columns, Gaddysville folks beat all for keeping secrets. They just won't tell us a bit of news. Again, tell it to us, brethren, and we will Mr. Jno. T. McGurdy of Corun na, Mich., was host to a delightful dinner party given at the Lorraine Monday evening. His guests in cluded Mrs. Reg Holliday, Engle wood, N. J.; Mrs. J. J. Montague, Richmond, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Robbins, Pittsfield, Mass.; Mrs. F. A. Bond, Hunters' Lodge, near Lowe, N. C; Miss E. Annette Abbott, Cleve lard, Ohio; Mr. Jno. Culbreth, Buie, N. C.; Mr. Dan Buie, Lumberton. Charley, a fine horse belonging lamv spent Saturday night and Sun-1 to Rev. W. B. North, died Tuesday dav at the homes of Messrs. J. Z. and E. B. Stone. It had been some time since they were in this section and we were glad to have them with not dispose of all your secrets if you us. want part of them sekt eternally, j Miss Margaret Britt, who is teach- une pius one equais nuw many i mg nere, spent tne weeK-ena at ner Now you might say this is a foolish question. It does really sound like ii, but it takes one plus one to raise a row. One plus one makes etern al friends; one plus one equals a lit erary artist, because he must receive home in Lumberton The correspondent from Marietta said he did not agre with Messrs. Edens and Harrelson in regard to the "bad bills", he called them, and bad bills" they are, sure enough much to give a little. He takes it ' favor every word Messrs. Edens and 0mJ r :ed leaving they should not .haveaj .TODBro??lIve57 the year. jT'-r our pollcv. as a'rMtioftjulLi. ulfill-.Paul recently. .fessed or striven lor. -' i vv. -o. . wu,, wuMve ww,-. ,ea -tor the year, AVorld-AVide Monroe Doctrine S ber Bridge, on the night a robbery: I am glad to note that, the rural "I am proposing, as it were, that took place at St. Paul. It is thought policemen are to be retained, where th nations should with one accord by many that Brown was guilty of , the county commissioners deem it adopt the doctrine of President Mon- that offense. He had remarked re- necessary. This section of the coun--roe as the doctrine of the world; that cently, it is said, that he would die ty, located right on the border line no nation should seek to extend its beiore ns would ever . serve anotner -policv over anv other nation or peo-. road sentence. . pie, but that everv people snouia j loft free to determine its own policy, io n-n TPmr cf ripvplrmmpnt. linhm- tiered, unthreatened, unafraid, the High School News Notes Epidemic of diversification and rotation in or "nlo along with the great and power- oi ivieasies Aauuiy i 'j der to supply the land with the m f ul. Negro Crazed by Measles Per- gradients they can not buy. The on- sonal ' ! lv wav to effect this pnd is tn nlant Correspondence of The Robesonian. : mor grain crops, and curtail the cot. Rowland, Jan. 24 Mid-term ex- ton. Of course thev are aware of ROWLAND NEWS, LETTER of . South Carolina and with no jus tice of the peace or legal restraint of any kind, certainly is in need of somP protection. Our farmers see the urgent need BUIE NEWS BATCH ir.to his own heart, refines it, and passes it" on io fill other hearts with fervor, grace or grief. We know 4a&, prus bne.eqiials, two because its a measure or numbers; but it' eqbals more than two to a writer: he grows by all he gives and gives and gives by every act of . receiving. Pericles was enlarged by his Aspasia and Abelard by his Heloise, who in turn drew something fine from them. When life knows life, whether in friendship or love, the issue trans cends the rules of number and one plus one equals many yes, many. Harrelson said and don't believe in making - slaves of the poor honest tenants just because they are unfor tunate enough to havP no home of their own. If the landlord is hon est there is no use of such a law, for he would pay the tenant for all the rough manure he would raise and urge him to raise more. I want to say in regard to retain ing the rural police, we in this sec tion are opposed to the rural police and have always been. We are not as much opposed to high taxes as we are tho wav our tax money is used. The new year is a year of great i We have no use of the rural police .... . i l. 4- . 1 1 i i - i l. asr A rr . morning as a result of breaking some bones in his neck Sunday night when he got his head caught in a crack in the door of the stable in which he was kept. Charley was a good family horse, gentle and harmless as a horse can be. Dr. North overstrained him self in trying to release the horse when he found him Monday mornins: and has been unable to sit up since Tuesday night. Robbers entered the pantry at the home of Mrs. Fuller Harri? in the northern part of town Saturday night and escaped with a supply of meat, meal and flour. A noise was heard by some members of the fam ilv before midnight, but it was sup posed ' &at it wa&rais making ..the. Z noise and but little attention was paid to it. Entrance was made through a window and the robbers went out at the door. The robbery was not discovered till Sunday morning. Mr. Harris was away from home. "On the Firing Line With the Germans", the 9-reel feature picture presented at the Pastime theatre yes terday under the auspices of The Rob esonian, was decidedly one of the best pictures ever shown in Lum- ntmortunities. but you have got to , and thev are taking about $5,400 out push the door open. ' of the treasury of Robeson county : bcrton, giving one a clearer idea of Rev. A. ft. U. nttman preacneu annually, ana tnis money wouiu uo j some phases oi tne war tnan couia tho first -nort of this week. There -has been an epidemic of Farmers Busy Mr. Daniel II. Brown Passes Personal Kuie, Jan. ?4 Farmers through t measles in town since Christmas, this section are very busy, plowing- I Many pupils are being kept out of cutting stalks, and doing farm worn i school on account oi it. in general, soon to plant anotner aminations were given last week and tnese facts and the wisdom of such a -course; and yet I much fear that the majority of them will return to their idols. There will probably be a good many cantaloupes and mel ons grown in the Fork this season. I have been reading a copy of Ca rother's history of Tory warfare in North Carolina during the reign , of the notorious Fanning vho must have There were several new pupils to entr school the first of the year. The play "Topsy Turvy" will be P-iven bv home talent in a few weeks. It is being prepared now. crop. We are glad to leoort the condition of Mr. Lacy Prevatte and Miss'Katy Btiie improving. TvIprrvs. John L. McNeill and Pais- f the- Philadelphia '. placed in the library some time ns;o women and children. According to . . i . i i t i . 1- , i i i I i l ana tne nupus seem very mutu m- tnis nistory, some oi tne must prom- , an excellent sermon at the Grove ; the county good. The public schools yesterday p. m. Mr. Pittman tor-1 need it and the public roads need it. merly was the much-loved pastor of . this church and his visit and sermon MARIETTA NEWS MATTERS were greatly enjoyed by an appre- dative large audience. Measles Epidemic is About Over- Rev. Mr. Powell of Ashboro has , . Social and Personal cocA tins call to the Rowland . Correspondence of The Robesonian. field. That means he will be the j Marietta, Jan. 24 Misses Scarboro , Subject Under pastor at the- Grove be gained by much reading. Had the weather been good the theatre would nave been packed, no doubt, but the weather yesterday was the worst of the winter, so far, and many were prevented from seeing this great pic ture on that account. W. V. B. THE DEATH RECORD community spert Monday in Lumber- been a fiend incarnate, in his butch TViivf-57- fir frvrr.v nPW books Were rf no-i-oQl-iln mon crnrl 1-ioItVIas-. Mrs. Harriet Bapston ot Britt An swers Sudden Summons - t tirst.rt m them. : input, ot tho srotch sett ers m i;um- Harm At. Kanston. aeeu to vuiii : - - b i j - - - i luiiji x - 1 . Mr. I. P. Ray attended the meet- Miss Kat PhilhDS, primary teach-; barland, Moore and Robeson coun-iyearSj died suddenly at her home in rwnA inA rr Manri?; in 1 or raoa fn hrv homA at Rock- : tips wpvp Tnrips? Knf. tTiprA was a ! t-m-c. -J-wticIiitx Tnpsdav niffht. De- J :i VJL LilC dllVA iwuc - ,j. , " " " - - -- , - - ; JJAXUUO w """U " ,1 it" lJ "EVirlmT. 19fh. nn account of reason; tlipsp imraiVrflnts hpfnrA tnlrpn with a couen ana i rontsst a delicious salad course was ataicigii iaoi ween u,n,&i.vv , , -c.i....w. . , - - , o i -- , i - . ... , . . i tho RpH Rnrins? lodffe. te death of hr sister. She return-. barking for America had been made bes-an bleedine at the nose and; served. Next meeting will be with r - -. ii. i . - 1 . i n r: n 1 1 -ry 1 i n U 3 J OA rum Mr. Daniel H. Brown died last nomp last saturaay nisnt. miss j to swear anegiance to tneir ivmg, -mouth and aeatn resuiLeu m Hypnotic Sleep and Cherrv were hostesses to the G. i Drm? Store W. club Saturday, Jan. 20th. On j But few people have passed the arrival each guest was presented with ; show window of the McMillan drug hot chocolate and cake. After a sea- store since 7:30 o'clock last night son of fancy work and chatting, each without stopping to take a look at member was presented with pencil Eugene Ramsey, who has been asleep and paper and an interesting contest . in the window since that time. Ram- was engaged in. Mrs. w. jvi. un-. Sey was hypnotized at tnat nour py ver won the prize, a very beautiful tatted edfrp for center piece. After Wednesdav after an illness of several - Sallie McLeod taught during her ah-' and their oath was held sacred by vears. and was buried near his home on Thursday. Mr. Brown had many friends all over Robeson, where he was well and favorably known, who will be grieved to hear of his death. Miss R. D. Buie spent Saturday in Fayetteville. Mr. Sam Jackson -was also a Fayetteville visitor Fri-iav. 31 "55 BALES GINNED se-"fe. 1 tnem. xne dook is very interesting. The Victorian literary society met . and the copies almost obsolete. I TV'day afternoon. "The emery for, j am indebted to a kind lady up in Hpbate was. "Resolved, That, the i Hoke for the loan of it. Among Cotton Ginned in Robeson Prior to Jan. 16 Compared With 46,758 Bales to Same Date Last Year Mr. J. W. Barnes of Barnesville, special agent of the Census Bureau, advises The Robesonian that there were 31,055 bales of cotton, counting round as half bales, ginned in Robe son countv from the crop of 1918 prior to January 16, 1917, as com pared with 46,758 bales ginned to January 16, 1916. Rev. W. Charles Smith, a Baptist minister of Mechanicsville, a suburb of Ilugh Point, was killed Monday afternoon while hunting by the ac cidental discharge of his gun as he "was climbing over a fence. tndv of histnrv m the schools should be Axtendfd." The negative side won. Renewed interest has been taken i- h?ketball since school started. The Varsitv team wW piny t1 sub stitutes Friday afternoon at 3 o' clock. After this we will be ready to play any team that wishes a game with us. Mss Annie Barron of Rock Hill, o formAr teacher of R. H. S., is vis iting Miss Margaret McQueen. Rev. and Mrs. Arrowood have been spending a few davs with Mrs. Arro wond's mother. Mrs. McQueen. Miss Ae:ne.-"- McLean of Lumberton wp in town Surd ay. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Sainey have nrnvAd into their nw home. Mr. A. D. McKenzie visited friends in Benpettsville, S. C, Sunday. Mr. Hugh Paisley Alford spent SuTidav m Maxton. Quite a creat deal of excitement was created by a crazy negro Satur day night. The cauae of insanity was measles settling on his brain. . ii utes. Interment was maae m tne Lamb burying ground, near the home, yesterday afternoon. many other Scotch Tories mention ed I found the familiar name of Dun can McCallum of Moore county. My own father was the only one in our branch of the family bearing that name, and of course that was long before his day, though the old Tov:T may have been a relation. I was much gratified to note i:i the last issue of The Robesonian a letter from Dr. D. W. McCallum of Mississippi, my soldier cousin. The time had been long since I had heard from him, and I am pleased to see that he still is able to wield a vig orous pen and hope that he may write often to your paper. Hog-killing season is about over in the Fork and there is a consid erable quantity of meat and lard' in store, which will save many dol lars to the farmers. Mr. R. D. Ha mer has a very fine one yet to kill, and is waiting for real cold weath er as this porker will probably tip Splendid Box Supper Correspondence of The Robesonian. Ravnham. Jan. 23 The box sup per which was had at the Mahony school house was spienaiu. oauie the auctioneer came to the noor to sell the boxes at auction Mr. L. W. crave a nrofitable talk. Then i Mr. J. N. Bowen told a very inter- er' story, after which the auction sale began. At the close of the auc tion a voting contest ensued, the re sult of which Miss Pearlie L. Lowry, teacher nf the school, received the greatest number of votes as being the most popular girl present. A box of assorted chocolates was pre sented to her as a pribe by Mr. Mac Lockley. The sum of $10.00 was realized. (Continued on page 4) Mrs. W. M. Oliver on February drd. Rev. B. E. Stanfield filled his reg ular appointment Sunday p. m. Im mediately after the sermon the of ficers and teachers of Sunday school were publicly installed. Miss Mellie Hill spent the week end with her mother. Mrs. Kate Hill. Mrs. W. M. Oliver attended the ! musical given by the noted Pade- rewski m Raleigh on January 26. Mrs. Levi Price has gone to Mul lins to spend some months with her sister Mrs. John Scarboro. Measles seems to have about run its course and is dying out. 18 Months for Assault With Deadly Weapon Prince Elison, colored, was sen tenced to 18 months on the road by Recorder J. N. Buie of Red Springs Tuesdav for assault upon another negro with a deadly weapon. Recorder's Court Fined for Gamb ling Walter Smith and Furman Free man were fined $5 each and cost by Recorder E. M. Britt Monday for (rambling. Albert Hughes, who was also caught in the act of gambling at the same time Freeman and Smith were nabbed, failed to show up at trial. Messrs. E. C. Graham, and Edward Smith of R. 7, Lumberton are among the visitors in town today. Mr. J. L. Loyett of R. 1, Marietta, is a Lumberton visitor today. Faysssoux hypnotist, who says he will not wake till 8:30 o'clock tonight. He will be taken t othe Pastime the atre before he is waked. Fassoux will give a performance at the the atre tonight. Quite a crowd saw hirflPnypnotize Ramsey last night; After he . put Ramsey to sleep he took a hat pin and stuck it through both his binder and upper lips and he did not even flinch. - Local sub jects will be hypnotized at the the atre tonight, rassoux visitea l.uid. berton about six years ago and also about 16 years ago. Thompson Hospital Notes Reported for The Robesonian. Master Gussie Huggins, East Lum berton, who was operated on for pus appendix several days ago, will be able to return home this week. Mas tei Duncan Herring of the Regan church section was operated on last week for appendicitis and will be able to go home by Sunday. Miss Daisy Page, Lakeview, S. C, who was a patient at the hospital for sev eral days, undergoing treatment by Dr. R. S. Beam for eye trouble, was &ble to go home last Saturday. Roy Bass, Lakeview, S. C, who was in jured in Bell Lumber Co.'s mill, was able to return home recently. Mrs. Leroy Bullard, who was operated on three weeks ago, has recovered and gone home. I ( T 0 II V Now and Until February 1. Pay Your Subscription Before February 1 and Save 50Xents. Beginning February 1 the Price Will Be $2.00. THE ROBESONIAN w
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