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THE ROBESONIAN. LUUBKSTON. NORTH CAROLINA- MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1919. PAGE FIYB Each part that's made for all ma chines , tv; ootto orartlv what it means. We can supply you a tew part for any that is worn out or oroicen De yond 'repair. Quite often, however, an autoist labors under the delusion that a new part is necessary wnen we can weld the old broken part into as-good-as-new-condition. Ljet TowwfcmdVs Auto Doctor look after your car's health. Townsendl Motor Co. Garage Phone 190. Can't look well, eat well, or feel well with impure .blood. Keep the blood pure with Burdock Blood Bit ters. Eat simply take exercise, keep clean, and gocd health is pretty sure to follow. $1.25 a bottle. PARKTON ITEMS Work oa New Presbyterian Church Members of All Denominations Unite in Pounding Methodist Pas torSmall Boy'h Leg Broken- New Buildings Death of Mr. Ralph Chason. BY C. D. WILLIAMSON. Parkton, Nov. 24. We beg to ac re the following invitation Mm Katherine Geddie reauests the honor of your presence at the mar riage of her daughter, tstner reari, Mr. Edward Currie McMillan on Wednesday evening, November 26th, 1919, at half after nine o'clock, Metn ndiat Eniseonal church. South. Sted man, N- C. At home after the twelfth of December, Fayetteville, N. C. Rev. J. K. Hall filled his regular nnnnintment at the Presbyterian rVmrrh here Sundav momintr and at the conclusion of his splendid sermonJ subject, "Discipleship, the 8acrement of the Lord's supper was adminis tered and the pastor announced that Monday would be work at the new Pr.hvtrian church and invited eve ry one that could to come with tools and teams ready to work, and many responded and the foundation is be- ' Dont use harsh physics- The re action weakens the bowels, leads to chronic constipation. Get Doan's Regulets. They operate easily. 30c at all stores. & pgisi mssms llllillllillii Trade Your Watch! If you have a 7 jewel Elgin or Walth am watch and want a 21 jewel, I will allow you full value for your old watch in trad eJ Come in and look at my High Jeweled Watches. A. J. HOLMES NEXT DOOR TO K. M. BIGGS JEWELER Wmm llllllllllliip Lumberton's Leading Department Store Offers You an Exceptional Opportunty to Save Money in the Purchase of Ladies Ready-to-Wear and Children Coats. SPLENDID VALUES ARE OFFERED YOU IN LA DIES' COAT SUITS, LONG COATS, SPORT COATS IN THE LATEST STYLES AND COLORS. SWEAT ERS all sizes, colors and prices. Special Values In Furs LADIES' DRESSES in serge, satin, crepe de chine and georgette. SILK UNDERSKIRTS in Jersey Taffeta, Satin and Taffeta combined. ALL WOOL MIDDY SUITS in storm and trench serge. A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT CHILDREN COATS, all colors and sizes at from $3.25 to $15.00. COME IN AND INSPECT OUR LINE AND BE CONVINCED . WE HAVE THE GOODS AT PRICES THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. R. D. Caldwell & Son, Inc. Lumberton's Leading Department Store iag laid. Rpv David Tfpnhnrn will he at the world prohibition rally, M. E. church, Sunday night, Nov. SO. This brines n to tna ooandinir which took place Tuesday night at the Methodist parsonage. Members of the Ladies Aid society had plan ned the affair but had kept it a secret from the pastor and family. The friends met at the Methodist church at 7 p. m. and all went over to the parsonage in a body, number ing between fifty and sixty persons, men, women and children, each bear ing a present of different kinds, and marched right in and the preacher was so very excited and surprised that he did not invite his friends in at all but they found their way to the dining room and the table was heavi ly laden with all kinds of good things flour, sugar, coffee, rice, meats, Rhode Island reds, sweet notatnea. and many other good things. An appropriate hymn was rendered and a fervent prayer was uttered by the pastor, and then followed an ex pression of thanks to his kind and beloved neighbors of all denomina tions, as this was a noundin? in which the three churches of our town participated. Rev. J. K- Hall was present and spoke in high terms of the services of Rev. Mr. Manesa. Raid that he had known him and had been in close touch with him since his 1 start m the ministry and could al ways count on him and that he was as true as gold and that he could voice the sentiment of not only the Methodists of our town but all de nominations were glad that he was returned to nis present field of la bor. A brief speech from W. L. Stanton, lay leader, and Mr. Maneaa said he was glad he was returned to us and while he had not entertained much doubt of his return, yet he now was satisfied. The writer has indulg ed in poundings of like manner, yet the (above-mentioned surpassed alL It was an hour of joy to all present. ,.U.nion ..Thanksgiving services will be held Thursday night at the M. E. church. Envelopes will be furnished to all for Presbyterian, Bantist and Methodist orphanage. All three of the pastors of our town will be pres ent. On Monday morning, while on the road to school, John B. Barlow, 7-year-old son of Mr- and Mrs. D. A. Barlow on R. 2, was run over by Sam McDonald, colored, with bicycle, and broke the little boy's leg. The boy was placed in automobile and carried to his home and his father, failing to get Dr. Currie, Dr. Nash of St. Pauls phoned and came and administered to the suffering little boy. The acci dent was unavoidable. Mr. H. B. Culbreth arrived Satur day from Davidson college and is spending a few days with relatives and on business, and was conferred the 3rd degree in Masonry Monday night. Mr. Gaston Stanley of Wilmington is enjoying Thanksgiving week with his parents and friends and is bag ging quails, as usual. We are glad to see Hughes & Pow ell's new garage installing gasoline and oil tanks. Maybe our town can supply the demand in the future. Mr. T. W. Thompson is laying the foundation for a nice two-story brick store building beside the Farrell A Bundle new garage. Mr- J. P. Watts is completing his nice brick bunga low, so you see our town is growing at a rapid rate. Mr. E. B. Daniel, cashier of the Bank of Parkton, will leave in the morning for a visit to relatives in Georgia. Mr. J. F. Wlliamson left this af ternoon for Stedman for rehearsal, where he serves as best man in the Geddie-McMillan marriage. Miss Carrie McMillan leaves in the morning for Lincolnton to spend Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs. Fred Ransur. The remains of Nr. Ralph Chason of Rocky Mount arrived Sunday af ternoon at 5:15 and were buried at Green Springs church Monday at 11 o'clock. Rev. J- L. Jenkins con ducted the funeral. Deceased was about 23 years of age. He formerly lived in odr town and had many friends here. He moved to Rocky Mount about two years ago and suf fered a severe attack of influenza a year ago and never recovered. CUMBERLAND WILL ERECT MEMORIAL BUILDING Al Fairbanks -Aforse JJ, jZS? "Zn Engine with . ik n Last Tuesday was observed in Fay etteville in honor of the . 31 heroes from that town and Cumberland coun ty who gave their lives in the world war The principal features of the day were a military and civic parade and a memorial meeting at which the announcement was made chat finan cial arrangenunts had been complet ed for the erection of a memorial building as a monument to these men. It was announced that the county commissioners had voted to issue $100, 000 of bonds for the erection of the memorial. This will be done in con nection with the $400,000 bond issue for a new county building- The me morial will adjoin the county building. 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