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i ,t?llf DATE oN'rrtifi ;date youb taper WILL BE STOPPED. watcb; label 01 tour Paper and DONT LET SUB. ESTABLISHED '1870. SINGLE CO PT FIVE CitNTS. r . COUNTRY, CODAliD TRUTH. WOO A YEAR. DUE L' ADVANCE. ONDAY, JULY 19,; 1920. VOLUME LL NUMBER 33 '1 fi. :': .'i-zyr1 -i-tt -,, '" '" ?fx& -iM -as Kfs5llt'!s -"J f pi I tVv. ! -'A ... i TOBAOTJARKET OPENSrTUESDAY Three Sales Warehouses of Lumberton , BmiIt -- fr Oaejuar -Tomorrow Larjer Corps ef Bayer Bereft Than Ever-Before. , l -Lumbertori's- three large tobacco 'sales warehouses Farmers Star and .rBig Banner are all ' in readiness for the opening of the 1920 selling' sea son tomorrow., All the warehouses J are under the same .management as i last year. The largest corps of buy-j ers in the history of the market are! here and will be on' the market duT-! ing the selling season. i 1 RESISTED OFFICER; HAS i SLIHGT CHANCE OF RECOVERY j Andrew Taylor Didn't Want Officers to Search His Home They Found; Beer and WWskey There. Andrew B. Taylor, colored, is in the' Thompson hospital with but a slight chance of recovery from wounds re-j ceived Saturday when shot by an of- ficer at his home, near Rowland. The! officers went to the laylor home toj - KiK nrhial-ntr TowIaB. rflrt IIAt ! ! e the idea of having his house t. arched and secured a shotgun and r. usted the oliicers. as a resuii, ne wi s shot in the stomach by one of the f. iters. About 150 gallons of beert and a "part of a .whiskey still were found in ToVlor's house. It is, thought uik onrei jhuis oj. ne sLui wcic mu- jng Tributes to His Character ana e :i by members of his family where ) Worth Other Deaths. -the officers rushed him to a doctor The funefal of Mr. Robert D. Cald after he had been shot. 'well, whose death occurred at his : 7 i home, North Elm street, Friday at, Ground Broken for Addition to o.jg p m wa8 conducted from the Thompson Hospital, v. Virst Baptist church at 5 o'clock yes- Ground has been broken for add-,terJay afternoon. One of th largest ing sixteen rooms to the Thompson f crpWj3 thatTever attended a funeral hospital. Twelve of the rooms will be jwe gathered" at the church to pay a for patients ad four accomodating jagt token-of respect to the deceased, nurses. Two sun halls will aba be Tn largtf auditorium and the gallery added and a laundry will be equip. ; were filled to overflowing and many ped in the basement.. A modern heat-werjf unable to get Beats. A large ng plant will also be installed. This number from other towns and the will make a total of 25 rooms for rural districts of the county attended patients, besides one ward with four ' ne Jnneral. Vi beds. A Helpful and Inspiring Life. , ; - . .,1 The fuheral services were conducted Machine-Gun Company Guarding Jail by ev Dr. Chas. H.'Durham, pastor At Graham. ; ' of the-Tirs't" Baptist church, assisted Graham, July 18. Tension, which by Rev c. J. Thompson of Columbia, had been high all day because of the g. C , a former pastor of thi8 church, brutal attack by a negro on Mrs. A.iIn. a' short talk Dr. Durham told of A. Riddle last night on the outskirts some of tne things in the life of Mr. of the town, was relieved this eve-, Caldwell that bad been -helpful and nng when theDurham machine gun inspiring to hi'm. Among the things company, half a hundred strong, ar-jnote(i was: love, reverence and rjved to guard the county jail in dependence upon the word pf God; which three colored men were lodged ' h strong belief that the church was early this morning, one of whom is God's organized institution for car suspected of being the perpetrator of rymg on His work her; on earth; hia the crime. reverence for sacred things and his T 2eal 'or tne advancement of . God's t Johasfn-JyUMV I Kingdom; Drr Durham told of the Miss Janie Tyler,, a nurse at the grat love of tbe i deceased for 'the Thompson hospital, and Mr. Andrew ohurch ! ( r . J. Johnson of Florida -were married - - - --- " - 8 vuuiwi uuimu ' !5 omef Mr- , Mrs- J- V Mr. Stephen Mclntyre told of Mr. McNeill, Carthageroad, last nifght Caldwell's official relations with the at 9 o clock. Rev. Dr. R, C. Beaman, church. Mr. , Mclntyre, chairman of pastor of Chestnut: Stre,et Methodist. the board 0f deacons , of the church, church, off iciated. y. The bridecame. 8afj ihat soon after coming to Lum to Lumbeften from Fair Bluff. The1 berton he learned that Mr. Caldwell groom formerly lived at Mullins, S. wa8 a busy man, but a man who was C, but will make his home lit Florida.tpniowing himself upon God and His Only a few friends witnessed the wcrd . As a deacon, Mr. Mclntyre marriage. -v. " ! said ho doubted if he had an -equal - n Tp" . , I vox rums neip rr iquai oui-! Stslte His, heart was in the work of , , , j' " ') the church and when a meetmg of the Members of the natronal woman's bolrd of deacons, of which he was party were assured Friday at Columt: chairman for 18 years, was called bus, 0., by Governor Cox, Democrat- Mr. Caldwell always had the work ic candidate for President, that he planned and mapped out. It was due will do all in his power to bnng about t0 lVlr. , CaldWell that the First Bap ratificaticn of i he Federal . suffrage . tjrt Sunday school is what it has amendment by Tennessee. jgfewn to be. The orphanage was ., 1 TZ Z 1, . ' ' v ' i close to the heart of th deceased Wilson and Cox In Full Agreement on an1 on eVerv first Sundav he would League. ? anaiigwucm on tne the scnool. Mr. Caldwell might-be league of nations 'question and unity in termed a "prayermeeting Christian," their party s causewas declared Sun-' Mr. Mclntyre declared, as he told of day by President Wilson and Gover- the punctuality of .th deceased to nor Cox, of Ohio, Democratic Presi. tittend the weeklt- prayermeetings. dential candidate, after a conference '-He made it & rule and not an excep a the White House. . j ti0ri to attend prayermeeting. H . . : ' , j brought the same business sense and Snake Invades Home and Bites Child. judgment to the work of the church A snake entered'the home of Koythat he gave to his-personal business Venable, near Mount Airy, the other j intererts' H looked upon the chiirch day ,and bit a 14-months-old baby. as the greatest institution with which on the hand when the parents werejhe a3 .connected, s His life- was a out of the room. The child was monument and inspiration . to the rushed to a hospital but its life could din-h: " ' . . ... ' , not be saved. ' Davis-Edwards..' ,,s Mr." Willie Monroe Davis and Miss Delia Edwards, both of Robeson county,- wer. married. .Friday morping at 100 at the home of the officiating magistrate, Justice ,M.. G. McKcniie. Mrs. J. M. Terry and small daugh-i ter, Bernice, returned yesterday f roirV Barnwell. S. C where they spent 4 month visiting relatives. They were accompanied home-by Mrs. . Terry's sister. Mrs. J. B. Black of Barnwell, who will .spend some time here visit ing at thfTTeity home. ; . , Misses Annie and Claudia Meares returned yesterday from Wrightsville Beach, where they spent several days. Mr. B. H. Johnson of St. Pauls was am6ng the visitors in town Thursday. Mr. . and Mrs. J. S. McKeniie and "children of . Wilmington spent yes terday here with Mr. McKenzie's fa ther and mother, JMr. and Mrs. M. G. McKcnzie, Elm street. ' - . 1 "' " . I. . .. .r1. -' ; if .' ti 4 J1- :a " - .... .. r. "j'-V J '' -' d 'Caldwell, who died at his home - -- , - , R. D. CALDWELL PASSES. Weil-Known and Prominent Citizen Falls on Sleep After Long Illnes3 Funeral, Yesterday One of Most tmnrouiva P.vir H1H Here Strik. . . a rvR.:.i J in the -Baptist 'denomination ih thet cajj ple orphanage to the attention ofj Relationship to . Civic and Business - v ; , Life. "Mrt'4fi: W. McLean had something to say of Mr Caldwell's relationship! vu iii.e viic ttiiu wusuiesa uie oi mc community Ia beginning hig remarks Mr. McLean sad that; when he came to Ljimberton deceased was a young man starting out vn business without much, capital He ' vvaa "a self-made mjan." "Mr: McLeah .was " Impressed with tfv cleanliness of Mr. Caldwell's store when he first entered it. - AL though ' his ' J stock 'was small, it was the ' best arranged v store in town. His cierks were- attentive and Mr. Caldwell was always on hand during business hours. Mr. Caldwell was the only merchant in Lumberton who subscribed stock to the first I bank organized in the county. . 'Mr. Caldwell wag cordial, lovable, kind and unselfish. He was strongly im bued with; the pirit of public ser vice. He was never so busy with his own work tha$,he neglected, the civic interests of his community.: In speak ing of 1 his own personal business re- her Friday after a long illness - " Nations with the deceased, Mr. McLean 3aid that he was one of the promptest ren to rnet a business engagement he ever knew. He was always i Im time. He would never make a business ?n?agement at the hour for his week y prayeniieeting, the speaker said. He was a natural-born business man with a business instinct. He never illnwed a business obligation to go unattended to. "I never knew Mr. Cald'.vell to turn down a proposition that looked to the betterment of the bn and community," the speaker said. ( The Scripture lesson was read by Rev. Mr. Thompson and appropriate music was rendered by the choir. The remains were interred in Mea- dowbrook cemetery, the services be-' ing concluded at th grave. The pall bearers were: active Messrs. H. B, Jennings, IC. M. Barnes, H. M. Mc AlllsterR. C, Lawrence, Ed B. free. nan, F. P. Gray; honorary Messrs. T. W. Maxwell, A. E. WJute, T. L. Johnson, Geo. L. Thowpaon, C. B. Townsend, J. A. Thompson, M. W. Jacobi of Wilmington, W. P. Barker, A. R. McEachern and J. M. Butler of St. Pauls. A. J. Floyd of "Fairmont, A. T. McLean, R. H. Crichton, John Redmond, W. K. Bethune; J. C. Fuller, J. P. Russell, L. E.-Whaley, Frank Gou?h, 0. H. Bracy, D. K. Gregory, J. A. Sharpe, D. D. French, M. W. Floyd, E. L. Hamilton, W. H. Hum phrey, Frank McLeod, J. H. Wishart, H. E. Stacy, Moody Burney, W. S.i Britt, A. L. Bullock, E. C. McNeill, M. F Cobb, W. S. Wishart, Ge."M.i .bitfield, M. L, Marley of. Lumber! Bridge,; O. C. Deese, Richard Gregory Drs. R. T. Allen and T. C. Johnson. ' ' The board of deacons of the First Baptist church, of which board Mr. Caldwell was senior member and chairman, attended the funeral in a body, No mor beautiful array of flow-! ers has ever been seen here perhaps been guests for some time at the and Buist. Josephine Breece attended to go also than that which covered the last! home of Mrs. Nash's mother, Mrs. . ' ( but J. A.. Sharpe 2nd ha developed resting place of Mr. Caldwell. (Geo. B. McLeod. 1 Locals Lost 2 Out of 3 Gaaies Last an illness that no doubt will keep the .. The deceased had been in ill health Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McGoogan, of Week. . y . others from going. Mr. A. W. Me- for sev.eral months and his death was Raeford spent yesterday at the home Reported for The Robesonian j Lean was on the program for an ad not unexpected. His condition grwjof Mrs. Kate 'Brown,- near Lumber-; Lumberton's jinx was still on the dress Friday night but will not be worse Thursday night and the end 'ton. '' ' ' job fast week and the best th- locals, a ble to attend, - came as one falling into sleep. Four! Mr. arid Mrs. T. L. Johnson and could do was to win one out of three.; Misses Dora, Minnie and Fannie children onp . daughter, Mrs. H. MJMr. Fred Brown spent yesterday at They lost to Raeford Wednesday 9 Rosier of Fayetteville will drive to Baker, and three sons, Messrs.' S. F., the home of Mr J. W. Currie, near to 2, .won from Parkton Thursday, 5 Lumberton this afternoon anH tomor. tv. u. jr., ana vrm'ani air, 01 Lium-. berton, survive. Robert David Cgldwell was born February 11, 1859, and was therefor tn nls ond year He was married May 26, 1884, to Miss SarahDovie Carlyle, who preceeded - him to the; f5aT.eo'io rg away Deee,mr. 25. 1918. jHr Caldwell spent all his' :l-,e rl?'- navi,2 enteredthe mercan-j tile business when quite a young man.; MwT t "i. visiting at -the home of their niece with, ls br9ther-m-law; Mr.: W. W.iand 8f8ter, JJrs. T. M. Burney, on Carlyle, under the firm name of Cald.' pjne greet llPfV V? irm.was: Mr. D. L. Inman of Fairmont R. 2, chanpd to R. p. -Caldwell & Son mcor was a Lamberton visitor this morn- iuinieu, air. cariyie naving soia nis interest in the business. This firm has enjoyed n enormous growth and success under the direction of Mr. Caldwell. ,r:' x'i j; Deceased was closely identified i - . . with' many of the business enterprises of the town. He was president of the Lumberton and Dresden cotton mais.! vice-president of- the NationalBank' of Xumberton,' and a director in num. eroug other ' business-' organoations. H was a man Who always stood at uwii m an progressive move. ments for the moral and material vancement' of ' his town and county. vanMnlmF f k:.' - . J . . a. L I . uis name and his efforts were insep rably linked, with every nublic-smrit. I ed, undertaking for the-.public good, a regular attendant a all his church) of Lumberton were married yester-' He was for many years a member oftserVices and. was a leading figure in;day at & p. m the marriage taking the-board of graded school trustees and was wide-awake o the interest oi lurnishmg the young people with member of the board of trustees oi adequate educational facilities. . V j Wake Forest college. He was ever Not only .was Mr. Caldwell a-lead- ready to render aid to those less for er in the business life of his town Aunate than himself. ' and community,' but he was even As business man Mr." Caldwell mora of a leader in Sundav arJioolfwas superb, and his counsel was often dim vii urcil wnric. fie nau Det?n TUi many years senior deacon t)f the First Baptist church of Lumberton. An unusual honor was bestowed up- MOBILE SCHOOL ATMAXTON. xegins ioaay ana win coniinuc , Through Friday-Faculty nd y Cubjects. . - 'n . BY J; f- FLEMING. , Beginning voday, there are 28 Mo- bile schools staged with tit Baptist churches throughout North .Carolina, which have been arranged by tho SUte Mission BoartL'. Theyhwill con- tiime through Friday.. i ,uc unp ir .nis bccwuh js at mv vt With ttiA fnlfiarn& -ViarwtoA . famiUv.. Snyder, Fayetteville; Sunday school, C.B. Austin, Uurinbiirg.TraiHmg' in cnurcn MembershiD M. lem - ing; Business Side, E. M. - Brooks, Lumber Bridge; W. M. U., Mrs. J. L. Jenkins. Parkton. , ; - ul " u.uKiiier, ansa Entma, are in attendance ice cream supper at Mcdonald july 23 .. ,. , T 4 TerM n bfj&Ket "eam.8UPri at the McDonald school house n Fru Proceeds to go to the benefit of the new Baptist church just completed. The public i3 very cordially invited. Meeting Places for Community Ser . "rice. Shannon (colored) Monday night, July 19th. Orrum Tuesday night, July 20th. ' Rex Wednesday night, July 21st. Back Swamp Thursday night; July 22nd. Parkton Friday night July 23rd. . Pembroke Normal (Ind) Saturday nigjif, July 24th. , Programme: .; From Pasture to Plate. Wkose who in the Zoo. 'The Guiding Hand, Do Children Count (two reels) The Snakeville Fire Brigade (comedy-) ... v.."6, "'v wv.wv Bud Fisher Himsell, The Childless Father of Mutt and Jeff. At Packton Friday night. July 23rd, The; World at Columbus, Ohio, or De- velopment of Methodist Missions xor the ..past one nunarea tears, in tn na suujecis assignea: nqst, 4. j. uggmn.-? jowrjyuKea tninns tnat it and er.C C. Wheeler. Berison: Bibl'J. S. he Wdi-Tii-;oCil. lonjp "th South ma tiiA regwar i - i r a aimnoinn will be 15 and 25 cents. M. N. FOLGER, Director Community Service Robeson County. Germans Sign Coal Terms and Avoid Occupation. The German representatives signed at Spa Friday night the coal protocol drawn, up by the allied representa tives, thereby settling one of the most difficult questions which has come up in the present discussion There was a conflict over introduc. reels, will be shown in place of thejthey will be seen jn action here to- tibn in 'the protocol of the menace of 1 hit hflrd, but received good support. a mule that died as a result of having occupation of additional German ter-. Brown drove in both of the local runs been' kicked by the mule that later ritory, after October 15, next, if Ger-land a lonely triple. He was relieved kicked Joseph. man coal deliveries were'' not up to by Davis in the 5th who held Raeford s Mr. J. A. Sharpe will, leave to the stipulated quantity 6,000,000 to four hits for the remainder of thei morrow evening for Wayneaville vntt V.. that tata (Tama rVU ' mam . V I UrVi liA w.;if 1 fwn T Mr. F. L. Nash of Rosemary spent the Week-end here with Mrs. Nash and their small daughter,' who have ivet oirmjs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Abner Barker 01 Roseboro spent th week-end here at il. 1 I ..!,-'. .tkA Mr llus flume ui itxi . uaiAci o is.uci , W; P. Barker, North Elm street. - ! Rev. Dr. R. C. Beaman went today xt. ta.m ,uam ka wm mrnA a few days 'visiting at the home qf his son.m:iaW and dkughter, Mr. ahd Mrs. John' Suter. - Mrs. Corinna Sewell of Biscoe and Miss Clementine ' Russell of Norman i returned home Sunday evening after jng. on him some ten years ago after he had been sunenn tend en t of tne rirst I Baptist Sunday school -for around 20 "years -when the school unaniwously . . . A . , elected him- superintendent for life, Throuarh his untirine efforts and in- terest. in. this Sunday. school, it grew to be one of the very best in the State, having, for many years been known as the- largest contributor ' to . . '. ' r. i .1 t ' tiu orpnanage-of any ounaay scnoui in tn urnrin. ... ma utv lor tne or- phnge was outstndmg. and he nev er seemed hannier than when speak-1 inE a word in the interest of father-! less and motherless children. He was the Robeson Baptist association. He had for a .number of years been a cuuiiu uuvu many inakii uj mi- friends. He began-lif a poor boy and by hia business ability amassed considerable wealth. NO BOLL . WEEVILS FOUND. rarm uemonstrator Made Thorough Search in Sootheni Part of County -Mr Dukes Will Keep Close 1 .Watefc. . f v- Mr. - Dukes, - county farm demonstrator; made a thorough search for boll weerifs hr the. southern part of ;th coinrtyFriclaiffbut failed to find anri$aMf.tVmer;aroond Ma - trtett , tiicnghCvthft. wmvU htwl ap- yciiro ;n. imc co.MTB ijeios ana nt'l Blrrt'1ff V ' Ih1iaa a Mat- n Carolfna'lihejand: expects to keep elose-alclf inthat; section. ' , V J WOMAN!8, CL4JB PLEDGES ; f ITS SUPPORT r - . in near-. pjmpamy nun run 10 Make Th-s a Week of Cleaning Up. txrrpona,nct or in., Korx.oi.uin. , Th Woman's club is in hearty sym- Dathv with everr effort on the nart. 1 of the mayor and his assistants to make this week a. time of thorough cleaning for the town. J We ask that th suggestions on the nonflcuis wnicn were distributed over the town be carefully read and dilK While others are being urged fey gently followed, If this' be done we clean up, thfl town authorities need' will indeed have a cleaner and more to take notice of the disgraceful con healthful place in which to live andjdtion hi which the sunken garden at strangers coming into our midst win observe that the citizens are wide awake town. to the best interests of our. ' Th- civic department of the Wom an's club is open for suggestions and cheerfully tenders its services in any last night for, Washington. Mr. Mc way that leads to the betterment of' Lean was invited to attend a recep. Lumberton. j tion in honor of Gov. Cox, Democratic MRS. JOHN KNOX, ! nominee for President, in Washing- . President Woman's Club ton Saturday night. ' MRS. H. T. POPE, 1 Messrs, A. , R. McEachern and 3, Chairman of Civic Department. M. Butler returned to their leme? at BASEBALL New Players Signed They Will ne oeen in Action nere tomorrow Against Maxton. The manager of the Lumberton a . DaseDan ciud announces tnax ne naa that he has '' "ew Kta'lZ T1 rnatr nr, i naa anon in airinn vtAvo rn. rriiirrittv HirMincr niHTinn nn nuw . r." , T -zz:: 'e''":1 "" to send h "Q r,vliar " new pitcner wui worK out tomorrow, and Floyd Wednesday here against Raeford or Bennettsville. Wilming ton will be here the first three days of next week. Raeford Defeats Locals. Reported for . The Robesonian Raeford defeated th locals Wed nesday 9 to 2. Brown, was hit hard and his support was miserable. Mar-' tin. nitchintr for the visitors, was also, score: ' R H E Raeford 104 103 000 9 11 2 Lumberton 020 000 000 2 8 4 Martin and McMillan; Brown, Davis vw c, ana lust iv nwueruci kjamiuaj 3 to 1. Brown started the Parkton; game but was relieved by Floyd af- kV. 1 v.. I ici vii.c vieiuia m-uicu tnu tuns w clean h?tting. Th.e local wrecking erew was equal ' to tru task, however, and An Floyd allowed but one hit in the six hmings .he worked. The .core: Parkton .... 020 000 000 2 4 2 Lumberton .. 014 000 000 5 8 4 Canady and Cameron; Brown, Floyd and Buist. Th Roberdel team of Rockingham won a fast game frow the locals here; Saturday 3 to 1. Tue visitors broke rivea yesxeraay and wiu spend some a 1 to 1 tie m the eighth when theyj ,me here at the home of Mrs. Evans put overtwo runs on an error and i brother-in-law and sister, Mr.' and two scratch hits that should have 'Mrs. R. G. Stubbs. Mrs. Stubbs met been fielded. - Lumberton rallied inihere iter in Hamlet. am irninv tml mmA vrv nur . 1 ' '""" - l 1 knottine the count asrain but the nec-l ossarv hit wa not forthcoming . The score: i Miss Mary Shuping of Wilmington R H E spent the week-end' here at the home - Roberdel . . 001 000 020 3,8.2 ofMr. and Mrs. L. C. Townsend, Wal Lamberton .. 000 010 000 1 8 4 "nut and Sixth streets. - Lowder and Mcintosh; Floyd and i Davis " ;-;:.. Bryaat-Kinlaw. ' 'Miss -Carrie .Kinlaw, daughter of Mr.i and Mrs Geo. K.nlaw of Center section, and Mr. J. C. Bryant place in Center Baptist church. Rev.j L. C Dailey. pastor of tne bride, ol-( ficiated. Mr. and Mrs. Bryant board- ed the 6:25 Seaboard, train here for AsheviUe, where they will spend ten days, after which .they will be at home in Lumberton. The bride is well-known and very v r unu mam vviuiuuntij . c j'- i Jived. ; A The groom is section foreman cn tne beaooard and nae many rnenas here. BRIEF ITEMS LOCAL XTXWf r yf yif parker will leave to. sorrow morning for short vacation, H. wUI bo away about ten days. , Mr, M. B. Robhins returned Sat- urday from Baltimore, where he spent several days buying roods for hia store here. . License has been issued . for. the marriagt of Brantley A. PhiHips and Mittie Adams; Willie M. DavTs and Veil Cdwards. ri r . n . . intsses nosa ana mis caidweu Maitland Thompson went Friday ummgton to attend a house party v Vrt Mi.., ir.tkt.. n Mr. TV, J. DuBoIs has installed .a new oven in his bakery on Elm street. Tne oven ia much larger than the old -one He began bakinir on the new oven today. -Mr. W. F. Edwards, proprietor of me Lumoenon Klectnc anoe bbop, ia moving today from the Mclntyre buildmg. Chestnut street, into the Sa- leeby building, Elm street. fi Rairtha flnrAT' .k;. ator at the local Southern Bll rn tral office, went today to Charlotte to attend a conferenceof chief oper- ators. lhe conference opens this artprnoon tne union station ia kept. This could be made and kept an attractive place at small cost. Mr. A. W, McLean arrived Sat urday from Washington to attend the funeral Of Mr. R. D. Caldwell and lft s:. Pauls Saturday frow SanFrane? cj wl tre they attenJod tne national Dtii.ocratic convention, Mr. McEach ern as one of the four alternates at "arge from th.: ta:j. - lhy ,nd AUika and a Jarss i..rr -n i.f t!i wt n . f Pfl n If I &. m i. j a . ax . iiru'ii. nnnninai iv hftnt a xv' Z ArjrJKCl CY- few days last week at the hom of iT. M. S. Humbrtvev. Saddletr townnhip.; Mr HuniphW has i . - ' - - lor . . . , rome year moved fcs fimily to w.i II. cniwren to Prof. Bead's -hnl. .w.t whicn ther(, where in this ranttr Joseph, 8-year-old son of Dr, and Mrs. J. D. Regan, was kicked on the forehead by a mule Saturday after noon and a gash in which it was nec essary to talc three stitches was cut just above his left eye. The incident nappened. m the lot at the Reran home. Cedar and . ,i Second v streets. Only Satdrdav mnm;no n n.M. had to have haul wnere he will attend ThursHav iut Friday the annual convention nt tk North Carolina Press association, of which h is Dreaident thi. m Sharp- and the children ami m; mcy wjn leave with their sister Mrs, Mollie R. Norment. and tipnhw 3Ir. W. K. Bethune. on an anta trin. IJ I -,i i. " r to Hendersonville. Mr. Bethnn :n return the last f tKi. u l.-i. A Misses Rozier, who will drive tfci,. ... - ; WU1J0 uia car through, and Mrs. Norment will spnd some time m the mountains. Dr. R. G. Rozier of Roziers ma join the party for the trip. Mr. S. K. Nash of Charlotte spent Saturday here on business Wr- W. E. Evans and small dauirb ter Lucile, of Yates Center, Kansas, Kf Mm V IT r 1 1 Bin irus. ai. xi. 0iarKnam snent tne week-end at Jackson Springs 'visiting relatives. ana Mrs. J. a. McDonald and pman ougiert saraftj JtaUa?rwie. and Mr. N. W. Jenkins of Fairmont were among the visitors in town Sat urday. Mr. J. Carl Ny. of Orrum wa m the-'town Saturday. Mr. G.:R. McColsW will leave'this evening for his hone in Chipley, Fla., after spending two weeks here and in Columbus county visiting relatives and friends, Mr. H. E. Rockingham county court. Stacy went today to to attend Richmond DE, WILLIAM W. PASKEE - EYE SPECIAUST. V;.e. National Bank o I LutBbrt . Balding. V
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