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." lT; v " , i" J": - '-r"u v ' . '-1'. ;;:'--:v-:C;:"i.J, ':'.. 'V-'-' V;:- '-:". " ' i ' " - " : '-'f ''."';' V'-' " "o v : . iv , . ' v v. - W . I . - . . - - ; - - - ' . . , . ' jBM-BBiIfii EMM STABLKgED ;1870. SINGLE COPT FIYB CE Vl - , " - . ' " ' " " " - '-; ''"- ' - ' ' W.00 A YEAR. -DUE IN ADVANCE. J VOLUME LLt "', in. ', LpMBEETOir.. N. C.. MONDAY, OCTOBEE 18, 192a COLORED COUNTY. FAD. " . s . - Fair for Colored Folk Will Open Tuesday at 10 A. M. --Indications Are That Exhibits Will be Fine ' and the Attendance Largei; The Robeson county colored fair will open tomorrow (Tuesday, Oct. 19), aL10 a. mand will last through . Friday of this weeki Many ; exhibits r are being arrangea . toaay . ana n is NUMBER 65 Dood and Windows at Rowland. 2 i Miles , Away Water Tod . tow or I Defective .ValveNo Evidence of Foul Play. ., " . ,.:, . ' Five men Messrs. Henrv and jraRa S. Bracey and Robert Bride-era. white. expected -that the exhibit will rival j Arren and Spearman - Oxendine, Iii-4 SIX MEN KILLED IN BOH. , - -EB EXPLOSION AT GIN v r- 'j;' .- Sr- f . Terrific 'Explosion at Cotton Gin Near Kowland Friday Shattered i Glass N ' - .iri' ' . - p t . " i in excellence and number those of the fair last week. , Large crowds are expected. All colored., schools of. the county are expected to turn out -in a bcdy and parade the streets , Thurso day from , the union station to r; the fair grounds. An excursion tram will - be run from Marion, S. C. Thursdayj making, stops at all points oh the R. and C, reaching LumDerton at wa; m., and leaving Juumberton at ; p m. Following is thejf ogram: T Beeinninc Tuesday. October 19. 10 a. m. Grand band concert at the grounds 'by,-the famous Dufour and Tilford band. Grounds open at 10 o clock every day. ' 10:30 Opening- of the exhibits buildings ; general ' display.. 11 a. m. Inspection of farm ex hibits, machinery, farm implements. 11:30 a. m. -Inspection of poul try exhijbits. v .12 m. live stock building in spection. ,' 12:30 Midway openirig, the big gest ever shown in the county. 2:30 and 8:30 p. m. dafly Free act in front of the grand stand. This is the best act that could be secured. It is worth, going mUes to see, given by five of the best actors in the bus iness. Gates open at 7:30 p. m. every day through Friday. , Admission, day and night, 50 cents; Children under 12, 25 centav ESCAPED WITH HANDCUFFS Pink McNeill, a Ge'man of - Color, Wearing Handcuffs, Jumped From Ford on Way to Jaif and Disap peared in Woods Officer Pittman Came Near Being Yanked Out of Car. No jail "for him. Pink-' McNeill, colored, was arrested Saturday after noon by Rural Policeman A. R. Pjtt man. Mr. Pittman placed a chain handcuff upon McNeill and was rid ing in the rear, of v Ford wjfth the ne gro and holding to the chain. The 4rd was running along at medium speed, wending its way to the jail house. 'When about a mile from the jail McNeill jumped out of the car. He is a negro, of considerable weight ana wnen he jumped the. chain , cut the, officer's hands, removing quite a bit of fleshy- P?- Pittman' held on to the chain as long as he could, but the weight of the negro caused him to let go and McNeill went into the woods "on high I ear" and- escaped. The officer fired a few shots at the flee ing negro, but judging from the man ner in which the negro kept moving, none took -effect e wa still wear ing the handcuffs when last seen by me onicer. McNeill was arrested on some .minor charge. ----- This was the second successful get-a-way McNeill had: made after, near tag the jail; He; tfai arrested last Thursday by Township Constable Ed Baxley of Burnt Swamn Mr. Baxley sUrted to jail with Punk- ana wnen they were within a few hundred yards, of the place of safe keeping Punk jumped from the auto in which they were - making the trip and escaned. :J - ' dians were instantly killed and Mmu Taylor, colored, died later as a result of injuries received, when the boiler at a cotton gin' at Bracey, 3 miles from Rowland, exploded Friday morn ing about 8:30 o'clock. A mule and one horse beloncinc to A dine were also killed by the explo sion. Glass Door and Windows Shattered - 3 Miles Away. The irin was owned iointlv hv Mr Bridgers. ne of the mpn lrillwt . an1 wr. Vja tii rate. rno eyn nsinn riomnL ished the engine room, and tor rv a .part of the gin house. The noise of the explosion was heard for- many uujes away ana a niatA vaaoiinn. ana a numner of glass windows ' in me town oi Kowland. three - mil. away were broken. Ponnla ia i;. nearby he scene of the accident say z- i'w'h'!.wubi uie eartn to iiciuwe as ix inere nad hw an &v exact Caiiae of tha ornMiA..1. " 'wwraiuw. xne Doner had ha-n giving aome trouble and some repair s- 7:! " extay before. ui imer was auowed to get too low. wMle others advance the X.T nai "n ejection .valve caused XffS01:; When it was noticed that the boiler was not working as it should, a colored boy who was nearby became frightened and ran away. The men who were ItilM WAKA nil . 1 A. the boiler. Mr. RriHN ed up just as the explosion occurred. Arren Oxendine drove up to the gin m. d ""on ne naa aad ginned. Mr. Bndgers was 35 years old and w survived by his widow and 7 chil uren. Mr. Henrv j . v v wa u years TS&i survived by his widow and BIGGEST AND BEST EAD! t CEVEB HELD: IN ROBESON Exhibits Were ' Splendid and AtUnd ance Was Fine,-All Surpassing Ex pectations or Management Free Performance All to the Good Manager Thompson and All Who Helped Make Fair a Success Are to Be Congratalated and Commended. The final curtain fell upon the sixth annual Robeson -county -fair Friday at miamgnt. .thousands of Robeson ians and many, from other counties attended the fair, which was by far the "biggest and best" fair ever held in Robeson county. As has been stat ed in The Robesonian. the three larflrtf exhibition halls were filled to over flow with agricultural and industrial exhibits exhibits that revealed th agricultural possibilities of the great county. - -Thursday was the red-letter day of A.1 - ... .. - . me xair m aitenaance, tne exhibition bqildings and grounds being filled with visitors from early morning till late at night. The fair officials wan mucn pleased with the number of ex hibits brought in and the attAidsnM. LBoth 'surpassed the expectations of tne promotors. ; . DuFour '& Tilford's show. xAMi maae UP tne.midwav. w miu.ii cleaner jttan one will fidd at many m inere were no immoraL shows in connection with the midw. , : - . The big free trapeze act given by the r- flyinir " ' Herfei4 tJL ladies and three ;men, m front of the grandstand twice daily, 2:30 and e.ow p. m., was perhans the ninnf- at tractive exhibition on tho mi- Thousands were thrilled every day by j ;! e,er actors as good acting of the kind as One Would naa nnK . -..yuwc, uxauy were neara to remark that this free act alone wat easilv wnrth th price of admission. f Manager W. O. Thompson, secretary HEALTH EXHIBITIONS - AT COLORED FATE Government's Social Hygiene Exhibi toin Will Be Given at Colored Fair Wednesday Free Open Air Show ing at 8 P. M. Special Showings Also Slay Be Given in the After noon Special Exhibit. Correspondence of The Robesonian. ' Wednesday. October' 20th had been set aside ait a rest day Tor the IT. S. government's aociay hVriene exhibU twn, in exchange for the exhibition to he given at St. Pauls cotton mill on Sunday, October 24th. The personnel. however, are desirous of doing some thing to show their appreciation of the courtesies extended in everv town. hamlet, school house and rhurrh iht they have visited in Robeson county in the oast five waira tkv i.. therefore, volunteered their arvJi fiw ciJiDuions at tne colored county, fair va weojieaaay, uctoDer zo. The entire personnel, including Dr. W H. Gil lette, U. S. P. H. S., lecturer to the wnite population, and Mr. E. A. Flte gerald, mechanician, as welJ as Dr. W. J Hughes, staff State Board of neaitn. colored' nhvnitUn in )!. of the venereal disease control work in the State anion? tha WaH nn. tllntinn aill K. J- . : . r . -Dr. Charles V. ITamlliair. rr c u H. S., in advance of th Wis testimonial of appreciation l Personnel, tp. the form OI this extra tnpatmw t u - and the" commissioners, and has ar- raneea. . weather nermittina- i V .www-ii tne grand stand to the fair grounds at 8 o'clock- in h. erening. The moving picture i to be ouuwxi will De a mntinn.n;na A entitled, "The End of The Road.'VTo fcyi marvelous Picture, a hn.nt;A.i moral story and a sermon in itself, lathers may brintr thai. m . r . . ..rvi nvviciai j or effort in makinir tha iZt-JZZ T.' JlVi. "n.a r, so stag- while: and he -m-fr-rt H Tl" inat may be enjoy. many' farmers and hnZl'n iff 5L-. S"1.0'-. co-operated with; tho fair association Everybody on the gVounds ffuS are "also to be commended. The sue- to come. , S13 urged Mr. Jesse Bracey was 0 years old ! oeL? of ftS f deds Upon the t U 8 suitabl t dark enoueh nd fe survived bv hi ?!5ri d EeT?,.of- co.unty- "The co-opera- be obtained. Dr. o-j i ... oia iiwopie oi the connrv. -Tl.a Ik. -.w-i-.j w CUVUS" can SL0" widow and three tion given the faiV maanr: vS!?.d erd Hska plans to ouiLcu in a. Ia,r or which everv ciH- rv at 2 -in in " "" u- zen of the countv sho Jd'-PaaJL"1 2 JJr,?.0 m afternoon, and for ,-Jr;". wr-. "ughes will con and is Hurvived bV wlf ' Spearman 3 Owm r l - - wua ou vears Mr. Jesse nfJlPDV Tiro o 1 -XI m Mr. Arthur Bracey,-who was killed L!n- aut40umobe at .Rowland just three months nram'nna nf v, l" aate DE. THOMPSON HONORED. Fellowship in American College of Surgeons Bestowed Upon Local Physician: Fellowship in the American College of Surgeons has been bestowed upon iJTi. Tnropson of Lumberton, along with fifteen other North Car olina surgeons, according to an nouncement made from the meeting u tb,ecoll??e at Montreal, Canada. lhe fellowships Were ennfomA at- .a eighth; convocation of the college at v Montreal, a total of 691 surgeons having been admitted to fellcwsRfp. Of these, 499 were from the United States, 155 from Canada, 34 from the Republics of Chile,. Uraguay and Peru, 1" South America and three from China. The college now in cludes more than 5,000 surgeons of tne two American continents. The convention has" just closed a week of clinics at the hospital of Mon- treal. Dr. ' Thompson attended the clinics and is expected home tomor- row. . ' BONDED WAREHOUSE Big Banner Tobacco Warehouse Op ened Today for Storing Cotton. The Fidelity ' Cotton ' Warehouse , company today opened a bonded ware house here for storing, cotton. The company has leased the Big Banner Mose Tavlor. nnW .-j -a . , niSht in a FayettiUe hostal, wS henwas rushed.soon,.after the ace" The heads and faces of the five me.n who-were instantly killed ! we i am.lth oLumberton. Mr. were called ATlk1 ftf a j "T"141111 ioe oodles oi the dead men.-;-'-i" v - . - , and BnZa f the Messrs- Bracey TluJr,nd?rs was conducted from the churchTmeeryment W8S made in J.ltV-Jy ad Mr. Brid- wc B11 ui-uniinent man i hearts. surrw many ?hlafnC! L5J Z1" F-yetteville DEMOCXUTIC '? SPEAKINGS. WkereSpeakers WB1 DiwuM Political 'Issoes in Robeson This Wcefc-Hon. Francis D.. Winston at SU Paula Friday Nirht oL Cox Wllf Speak in vuniy iius week. , , Democratic speakers will address voters at the following places m Kobe son this week: Mr. L. R. Varser. candiate for tkn State Senate." at Rex Wednesday nignt, uct. zu, and at Oakdale Thurs day aiht, Oct, 21, at 7:20 each night. Mr. S. Mclntyre at WhHe Pond Wednesday nightOct. 20, 7:30. Mr. E. J. Britt at Long Branch school house Thursday night, Oct. 27, 7:30, and at Marietta Friday after noon, Oct. 22, 3:30. Mr. W. S. Britt at Ofrum 'hilar.- day night, Oct. 21, 7:30. Hon. Francis D. Winston at St. rauls fTiday night Oct. 22. 7:30 Mr. T. L. Johnson at Rennet Thb day night, Oct. 19,7:30, and at Ten uue school house Wednesday nio-K r-A. nv m -! Mr. H. E. Stacy at Fairmont, to women, weanesday afternoon. Clot zu, a:au, at uuckhorn Thursday night Oct 21, 7:30. . . i Col. Albert L. Cox is expected. to. speax m the county some dav thid week, but the place and time have not yet oeen determined. 1. COTTON 'MARKET. Strict middling cotton ia tcllinc an tne local market today lor 19 cents; middling, 18 cents. . BRIE? ITEMS LOCAL ZtSU WHY DEMOCRATS SHOULD CONTRIBUTE BANK CRRnTTS T7arn;Bn Dr. Hughe " vutvDijja f special exhibit at the T.. uovemment's Social ene Exhibition." where he will -IMJIVU VI I V c tm 4. Bank credit "has tures nrl a.l " u?uV"",u"."A P,c W .Jm. """" ana where availabL for the succe-.iva fX.'"' 'Iree t 'or men, ments of airricultore." ZZLAtZrZ " "I":"' rV r girls, and for a . ' a lormai , Statemant night by the Federal ftv.iiuicufc MSI WeeiC -fftf A fin4UM ,a. ' . UI WICt '.V'wpx agricultural credlts. it ' it disturhancan fn j j . -4rich have been PEIZE-WlNNrN RAPTva BVirt.llt.-l . ... " -...ov 1111 -.... UM. iTV?f Ke 'enmeyitable h , --- Kill t until cotton ghould 1 0 Sutarf courap , " ,u cents of f ,.. people to wonder if this was the work of . " " x una near, The hnilor nrn to end anrf.L1" DeMn end . r, " "at. An a on a piece f -t.rrr" 7" gnt found, Onh .be An arm of the bodies was pended with h:Tjlnu W down uuwn until tak The desire of SU8- en cotton he 7 r"in WItft a load of fta tavdidable conleaneaf ?VC Fir Prlrr Wori By Elilw.tl. nn.i thTw?JeSi.fim' y ' BriU f LBmbrton, Second by John Sent saii " board 8tate- Rmc m f R. 1 Buie-A Fine It added, howevar. w 1.. Duncn 01 More Than 50 Babie and remilar mn. i li1! Were Entered. j . -'cv v lue crops t ha .PJT to turners was following is given a list of the to be expected, ; pme-winning babies who entered the In View 'ftfl ,- . hnhtr oUn, v . . luc wWh i... ' I, , " entations 1 j "ie county iair Thurs- which have recently been mrfa k- day: it to unava!laity of cred- . Fi"t prize-Elizabeth Ruth, daugh- mehtSr Mre' And"on b5 f 0"cerai" credit conditions L.dPohnXoscoe, son of throughout tha "-JL0"a,n??8 chairmen and governor of Federal Reserve banks a their usual autumn conference here 'this week Ine board ia a a..;. i u . .. h- .been. 8teadV successive seasonal agriculture, as well rZl commerce and industry, ad that there is no jrround fnr a-Jl." I?8? I Mr. and Mrs. Buie.1 B. E. Odum of R. 1, (By George White, Chairman Demo cratic National Committee.) Do you believe in Democracy? Do you believe in the Leaeue of Nations? Are you a supporter of James M. Cox and f ranklin D. Roosevelt? Then you are the person whose help We need. We are having it? Yes: and we appreciate your moral support and tne vote you are going to cast for the ticket. While that is of first im. portance, it is not enough. If you believe in the nriiwinlaa for which this fight is beine made, von want those principles to prevail. This is a tremendously big country. It is estimated that no few than 30,000,000 people will vote in the No vember election. They all are not in touch with the sources of information that are open to vou. In mnnv .ac tions of the country thera vivt... ally no Democratic newspapers. Many thousand of voters' are able to know but one, aide of the campaign, unless special ffort Is made to-prtsent the other side to them. xrt a . wnai we need and must have is the money necessary for legitimate ex penses, to counteract the misstate ments, the misrepresentations and so we make this appeal for funds. If we send out speakers .if we send OUt literature, it COSts mnnav anl h. iuy way to pay these expenses is lor the people who- w th. for which we fight to send us their taecjui. ii a lew thousand people among the millions who will support our cause with,their vote would con- trlhnra a . . . V .. y mpmign i unas tmtu they felt they had denied themselves, this spirit of sacrifice would ih i. certain victory. The only reason that the plain citizen, may vote. against us is because re , haven't taken to mm the messaeo ' We naad nancial help to do it Local Subscribers to Democratic Na- tional Campaign. m w Howellsville Township. T, W. Maxwell $5.00 r-;,. Tnorapeons Township. : Willis Faulk r0 SSS!?' ASSESS srouna ior exoectinoi purposes wil ed credit situ lie timelv'stan. ences .hetwepn the board ttl Third prize IRnv R.; oi Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Miller of Row IMUUi Rufus Haves Edith McLean . D. H.' Britt, Jr., Zack Lovett . . . sonB' V. Britt ... J. i lownsend r .50 LOO 1.00 1.00 .25 0.50 License has been fanned for the marriage of Geo. Smith and Delia Cannon; Mack Long and Lucy Con nor. - ' ' Mrs. L R. Varser was able to re turn home Friday from the Thompson hospital, where she underwent a minor opentfiqn about 10 days ago. Mr. P. S. Kornesray killed a larwr rattlesnake on .Mr. J. A. Barker's farm in Wishart township Saturday. The reptile carried 14 rattles and a button; -Miss Monnie McKenzie of Jack- ton Springs has accepted a position as saleslady in the Lumberton' Bar- : gain. House. She began work this morning. -Public school district No: 6, St. Pauls towntfhip, recently voted a spe cial school tax of not more than 30 cents , on the f 100 valuation and 90 cents on the poll. , . Red Springs Citizen: Capt M. C. McLeod is at home from the innr. where he served four yean, with di. tinction. .He ratirot with full honon for service and bravery. : , , '.Mr. Harrell Humphrey returned , this,, morning from' Richmond. . V . where hewas under treatment in a ftanatortora for S months. His con dition Is much Improved . Red Springs Citizen: . Mr. Pais ley McMillan, who had on of Iris limbs (legs) amputated a few davs ago on account of blood poison, is re ported as getting along nkely. Red Springs has the Radcliff Chautauqua this week for 8 days, be ginning Tuesday. Fairmont has tha same chautauqua Oct. 22, 23 and 25. . It closed a ft-days' engagement in Maxton last Wednesday night. At 11:30 Thursday nieht. ft- showing at Saddle Tree earlier In th evening. Dys, W. H. Gillette and E. B. Hardin and . their assistants put on the government's social hvrfona hibition at the fair grounds, on the Midway. Mesdames E. K. Proctor, T F. ' Costner and L T, Townsend returned Friday evening from New Bern, where they attended the 24th annual con vention of the North Carolina di- !2"ioJ? ,the United Daughters of the Confederacy, The singing class of the Oxford orphanage asylum will give a concert in Lumberton Tuesday, Oct. 23. and in rairmont Wednesdav. Oct. 97 Tfca cwss consists oi 10 girls 4 boys, Miss Myotic Muse, teacher, and Mr. L. W. Alderman, manager. 7Dr .W A McPhaul, newly-appointed health officer fnr tha all. rived in Charlotte from Montgomery. Ala., yesterday and. assumed charge of the local health officeCharlotte Observer, Oct 17. Dr. McPhaul wa ficer 00 connt7 health of- - Some folks are allowing their iLt0..run at 'arge, according to information receivaH w . i liceman A. R. Pittman. It's too ear ly for this to be and V rxTL says he is going to enforce the law to led. If you don't vm -.v T - had 7 ' - ' Maxton Scottish rvtf. C MacNair who kT. C . from scalds from steam reeeivad MfgCo'pUn. , ago. was able to ha x . tt? aV "ynpatnize with this casio? 4 ' reCeiTed a this oc- SrHfl C- D: wjiamson, The Robe- ."""" Marvin Faulk Parkton anST1 corPondent at ,n Rnth J.FTjohnson MtE2S L", mtU on. Master J.P.r'' J:. P. 'Price .... I""" , P7' "'!LC aerton visitors - . .. l.vu J "The present immm.,.j j. .. ation i ,ia ir'yir ..u- taken last a-ff!! tfP- v-tuig uls oreakfast. That n,a"n' ing ior his own brMHr VT started after it wS eakfast and he yards away he was lnt "r;le 300 the explosion kn0cked dmvn 7 Daughters Want Memorial of Davis Placed in Capitol. " At the closing session Friday of Irifu Snvention in - New Bern, the North Carolina division of the Daugh ters of the Confederacy adopted rcs0: 0nly PrWent of the Sl-? Hall o? KSouS "l mov! SUbseonant I JUT' .u P3" tO the - "i"vement in transnor. tobacc sales warehouse, First and Fe in, Washington along with J-. McCon- tes of Gens Lea Mi u x oyeiteviiie is preaident of nell the company and Mr. P. E..Bryant of Fayetteville has arrived to - be in charge of the warehouse. See ad vertisement elsewhere in today's pa per. ;JoB!-f rsf.c-- 1 Mr. Claud H. Britt of HartsvUie, S. C., spent the week-end at the home pf his parents, . Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Britt on R. 1 from Lumberton; . Personal . t . rV ' enter or Gen. R. E Lee, which are buried in Nortii Caro Ima soil, be not di irb-d unless upon express demand "of the Legklatore of fSi in ISCZ.wiule, 7 uer "otnerto the Jones Sfly at?Jrenton' 0d war con 5Stnfv.ma de necessary to bury her body there. The grave has been caN ed for bythe Jones family and Daugh ters of the Confederacy. . 1 cent m a few localWel1 U,BinCt3 tween January a and rwka-', country, which r. .VJ"'10 "t.ne to th hnn .lEfr ""eif. cnaition sent ..S: "n(ri"ch repre. member bank 11: 5" nt 1.00 1.00 1.00 cr-ftspH tiT t surc.es, have in. mam been maia a-i . i. "ne coMmorl.f;; . : :ir?".""a 7 e ac FederalResere V the ' ' "Duriner tha bb j . .' . Federal p" L rr oa ine twelve time FedJraTK; blhS?" surplus funds hZl havin8r modaUon to Fed7i xtendedt accom- rourth prize Marion daughter of Mrvand Mrs. J. send of Lumberton C r. Pa Fifth Prize Bettie , Lou, daughter ' Lovett'.'!."!.'!.' ?f.5j"- .and Mr?- J- E. Waltera of lMrs. A. L. Hall r on' and Marvin, son of Mr 'A'1 "ail terton1- T- SinIetenr of Lum! ;P A. McCormick .... berton. There was a tie for the fifth S- Townsend P"?- ' ; J- Mcl. Price As was.stated in Thursday's Robe- N L Hall soman, more than fift S. MeLaa j -- vauica were ' entered and much interest was shown Hra- S- A- McLean The show was maHa iMrs.-S.-A".- r:,,. . w vi a 1 lino " w ....... . i Dunch of babies and of course each 'Mr8 D- A- McCormick ... " 100 He Pnt a yeaV ovl , lnaoaL mother felt sure that hers wm,M t;" A. B. Hayes ' 1 . world Twr vf J?8. d1rin? the tirst prtee. , .Dr. E. L. Bowman ' '. ?E ! turning islea : Hardin and J. A. Martin . W A- McCormick iM ! hM ee either of tha ?,dJera did the judging, assisted by MesdtSi 0SHT William ! ! " " 2 fice in regard to obtn,,t,nf- mw mt w" v ii mhii n nn . w in.ii -io, nsv dwa m . i: . JUissea Alice Casev and Ti j..iW. A, Stone r"" i Dostnffi- k " "1: -ng me local wards. inev Pama n . . and to have Master DonovanTeV Iiam80n Was vanr m...U t . . . . ,.56 Uhe;fair and said 2.50 est county fairs he ever visited 2.00 -Mr. W. B. Lewi, of theUS. ar cVw? be wi ferpori 2 00 W.i mith' officer fa arKe of the LOOijoeal hrmy recruiting station Mr Ha ..r I..'? nr Fairmon Ed-'F' .Al Stone V'-'-Aa McMillan ? fA. W. Stone . . , W.-B Hall ar ni'iinaiiu is -7-. Carver MUIer Miss Lela nrt:'. . Jt c- c . -1 v v uiubuu ana mr ........ c 00 McDonald of St. Pauls w- S. Alexander ..!!!!!' ? JPiea 6. The ceremony icy Price . . : . . was, performed by ReV. Mr.. UWerm. Bridgers . . wood, pastor of the bride, and a re-? - fc. wriLien ior the Laurinbure-Ex- otal fnSlTinM SinwaB 4.1 a. a , 1.00 Pstt)ffice headquarters. S.Orti 1.00 1.00 1.00 LOO ...'...-.LOO 5-00 H. E. Mudd and the groom is a son Fund committee. WJBf!e,t S25 -riS mffi!'!?! Frida; aid will " "T7 anenaea the wed- -s."'?" "aamonal names in Tnn of OrrumMessrs. Walter Britt and, " 1 s :.. 1 Stedman Holden of Lomberton); r iSAM f t-b Lost-On Fair Grounda Ti.B . Mewl T t?!? J18 ."th sakTRe-'.tV Onzie ShephTrd and iKZi iUI Iclurn w me Robesonian ' V.01 "rrum were in tnm c.ZT Of. nT.-i u.-iT . Meeting Places for Coamanity Ser- Union Chapel Monday nijrht Oct i x. Philadelphus Thursday Sftvcft' Oakdale WaHno . Floral College nuy'oS Centenary Friday jiht. Oct' 22. Tabernacle Saturday r,!k. Control of Hog Colera;- Rex Reach MkFevS& f J R. POOLE. Supt. Schools. aijs arisciALIST ' ,1 office. on October 1. over lbom - ,; - . , . -y axternoon. . Bafldteg.