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BUSniBSS'iCUILPM
. Fresh, bread, cake' pie, -ban. jetty relU.t i 'Mr. CiF. .Smith of Ttaleigh SPnt
baked every nay Jn the thin for junch '.Thursday ?and Friday t in . Lumberton.
.when in- towaDaBofc Bakery, , Inc. . .-Mr. J,.M. Hutchinson spent the
Want! Experienced 6.ii44j. Apply at One; : week-end at Fort Mill, S. C.with. his
statkrig experience and salary wanted. -family,7 - - ; ' ' - '
drew Box 6 imbert n.S, ,,j . -Mr.; & f M. Hayes : of Lakeview,S.
When com. "in town .with year WaeeilC' as among the visitors in' town
drop around to DBoi Bakery forv yottr' Saturday. ' A, .- ' j-.
lunch. -Bread- cakes and pica.- Hade froaj ' "Mr: R F, ' Little and sister," Miss
every day. v. ..... . . r Mary Little, of : the Lumber Bridge
Per Sale- One lo-H. P. 'Fire box boiler, en
20-H. P. engine - on sawmill complete.
' Apply to Ll H. .Townsend, St.. Paul N,
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"ffn? t''wtS-rJ
SSjJin
There' a reaon."- p
Iwry.n,.
FOB SALET-MpRera and 'RaKes,
:aaa.; K M'4;BUiri
m : fctaltfca;,We
Bee -aa befJre yea bay f
rtll five you ntoney. Bi etock on hand all
aizea.i Jno4tF. Ftench Cft
Yea iriU be 'aWrprlaed t '.a "what -Wvalna
we are offering in 4adiee and Hjaee Vfait
i hi. 1 1, r -in
$3.af whit paav. r ffrer"eyUe, nly
$1.29. Misaea' 11.15. S. D. Banderaonw -
Yea' can aar Money ' If yen W'ererathi 'ai
8. D. Sanderson', -i V A c.
i i. i -i ii .- in i. f m ii i . i.i
For 8Ie Nw took ranw Only aaed a few
time. Reason for Miring- f tvea to Interested
party. 'Phone No. 26S. yS ;v"'4
Brine year cor t Promt Br.. wo srind
oreryaay at National Cotton, Mill. v K ;f
W hare a. few ake freeb' aUtt eewt'
i4re
, or will trad for beef cow Pre:
National CottOt Mill.
Bed and areea Neapolitan pepper for aaU
75ct. per bushel basket. Mra. John, : Mc
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Dowell, Elhabethtown,' N. C.
It I not too lata to' w paw for hay. Bow
that tobacco patch and save.,. that hay
money, W, have a few bushela left at
11.60 per bushel, delivered your station. Jno.
. Trench A Co. ' . w -V
' .i A 1 11 . ' "" 8111 , ."I '.
FOB SALE No. t Milk Cew, Gentle, easily
handled and milked by woman or child, in
sood eondttion, give 2 -1-2 ' fallops ' milk
now, aire 8 1-2 eallona when f rash. W. W.
Hardin. Fairmont N. C.; B.
For Sale A No. 1 Gu pimp apply to P. O.
Box 884. Lumberton. t N. Of. f ',: f ;
Jnst- arrived Freak, lot tarnlp seed and seed
Irish note toe. Now la good tun to plant
Now la
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.n w r.irf..n . -
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Bey Beaaa, Velvet Beano Can Seed and; Field
peas lor salt at i n. taiqweu a. , i! t
to Cta, PafaiU.PfM..ta. ,P'
jvJUn in
Irreirular stands oj cotton 1a
, Bhinflo and aU kinds at Bnildlna- Material
. oA hand in mtco quantrue. , me rutnt.
L. EL CaMwaB, '
Wanted ajvory Wotmaa fat Kobesea to have a
Mother . Hubbard Waabboard. Savaa, . th
' baekaehaa. For aa at -.Pat. Keraogayf yont.
Prompt loaaa of M t U.M at 4-2 per
cent interest for. . 1 ' 10 years vnade on
hnprovod farm tends on Robesoa,, Boko -and
Seotlane! Counties Jonta ' J. Qoodwtax at
v torney , for . ChicVamauaa ;. Trust; Cottpany.
Ltqnberton, N. C t ''
-Th Boat Berte,r Is oar motto. Everything
eloan and sanitary. When hungry aivo
a ealL i Orympia cafe, Kim, street. Iam
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
Crowder-Peters
The marriage of Miss pearle Elaine
Crowder,' daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
R. F. Crowder ; of Edistdi , avenue,
Wales , Gardens, to William, Theron
Peters , was solemnized last evening
at 8:30 o'clock at the Rose" Hill;
ever, dayBoi, Bakery. Inc. , tfi. ,3,.- 'e , WUmiiSton. ar. viiit. J ' l r.li. .
FOB SALE One Good. Bene and One Far mg 'relatives here. 1 - T i rt. ' 4
Mule, K. M.'Wtta.rr.; ,; . J Messrs.iA. T.nand;Tt J. Phillips off twV f.v. ' v ' !,'
bargainT. .nd Mere, K. Wilu'townaWp- wereamong the , Only; two, games will PyJ
m. Burn. j - visitors In town Fridav.7 . Ith home, grounds this week, Laurm-
Presbytertet'httrchv ;- the pastor the
Rev, E. S?;CanbeU, Officiating. ,.V
The church was, a bower of ivy,
white blossoms and burning white
candles and a distinctive feature of
., , the' decoration , was an arch of white
; and green from which' hung a shower
k bouquet of bride ; roses and swain
sonia, beneath which the young cou
ple stood during . the ceremony. , As
i a back-ground there were palms and
: tall white pedestals topped with vases
of the snowy flowers. rMi& ' vi
Just before the .ceremony Miss Bes
sie Outlaw, soprano sang an appro
J priate song, after "which MisS" Miriam
Wilson played the wedding march., :
The bride " whovehlered 'with- her
brother, R. L. Crowder of .Newnerrrt
j wore white satin and imported lace
'j and her veil was fastened .' with a
coronet of orangelos00is. :i v.-,.
She carried a bouquet pf bride roses
j showered with ' valley lilies and swain
. sonia. Her only attendant was hef
sister, Miss, Jeanette. Crowder, 'who
, wore a gown of, pale rblue georgette
; trimmed in hand, made roses and car-
ried an , araful ,i pmk J: .'pllarny
roses, u''.'y-- , -.y; ' 1
f Mr. Peters ; was. atteiided by D. . T.
$ Trte as best miir iirfd
thfr ' nsl
shera
were W. T. CoDinr and R. , A.; Gold-
schmidt..-'' "i.-'- ;; .' . . :
After the ceremony the young cou
ple drove to the bride's home, where
aha --haTfrwf wddinr rom fox
a traveling cssTdal-k'blue' CWtOTT
crepe,, a .black, cape ; lined with ' red
and a dark bhae hat withf touches of
. sand coloijcj!r',3S8b8, gloves
. and other ftcess Wealso being in
vnnrliart aanrl tint. Thw' lpft fnr T JiTn.
j berton, N, C to spend the remainder
of the summer, Mr Peters bejug', a
pitcher ' for the . Lumberton baseball
team.1 In September, they will return
to. Columbia to live at 1401 Elinwood
avenue. : t-. .
The bride, an exceptionally pretty
and attractive yoong girl; was edu
cated at . Chicora , college, . and Mr.
.Peters was a student iast -year at the
University of South Carolina, where
re R s o HAL sr,
- .Mrf A: . Pate of B. J.Xumbertori,
- i was in" town Friday. yvV'ik'"
! Mr. W. B Harker of Pofetori spCntf
Saturday in fjumbertoa. r
stwt a Lumberton- visiter." hwsaay.'
"Mf O n ' Thinr-an" f,f H:inni1tit
the. week-end here visitl22.relaiivea?
Mr. N. A. Smith of the Red Serines
section Js a Lumberton Visitor today.
section weTe among the, shoppers ' in
towBFriday; .'".- v -
larC R.' C. M!WWte' of, R.'"r; Lum-
Wtfltirwi ,mpna the visitor? Jin
w w u , ajcayu.UA j -
Mr. J. H. iTcatme Teturned Friday
ni4 fwm a week's trip through
'
Miss Maud Watson tf Nw'j'yorkiBd9?4iw r-; ptitmg.r out.
srifint the wee'lc-tr
ind 'here, visiting Dr.
and Mrs.'lti A 'emDsori '. ' ' vi
'Messrs., A; p. ans.andr'iiJ.'
Prvatt of the'Sfaiils section were
among the -visitors in town Saturday.!
, Mr. and Mrs. Kss Fetner and two, week while .axton nas a iour aay iay
childrenfiRo88;.J anl Billie,; spent i oft The; Macks 4 got, firfe start in a
the weflk-end, atHarnlel vUittogre--Raeford !nd
litives. i : . ' . V- , -nre now' on' tooTThert Jt inlenty of
Mi 'tr; tf 'WllHo ar.oviW 4asVitim frti an f the nther teams, with
end in Charlotte visiting ins fikilyMhe exception: of Laurinburg, to catch
who , have been visiting relative in . hes-and, if jLumbertorr,, can take the
Charlotte for some time. -u
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; Mrs. E. E. Page and' little Miss
Dorothy .Page, went, Saturday to Wil -
mington. where they will spend some
time visiting !relatives and friends. ' t ! Maxton played, good 'ball liere Sat
m Misses Rosalie' and ;Lolitjs Lytch "of urday and made it , two straiglit frolm
Rowland ai'e guest at the home of .Lumberton, winning A to U Peters did
their - brother-V -law and -sfatr. Mb. not have his usual amount of staff
and Mrs. ' H. : E. ? Stacyv North . Elm
street - - l- ovtKi.,;
Mr, and Mrs: Clyde ijUpchurch 'and
tnree.eiuiaren ana.xar. ana Mrs. nar-un
fy Greene and little Jimtnier ' Greene!P
of Raeford spent Sunday with Mr. and
J. A.; Ureene. v . first inning. Kdgers walked, went to
Mrs. ,C. Lv Watson of Winston-' second on .O'Connor's wide throw to
Salem arrived Thursday 'night'; and first on Smith and advanced ev a'sac
Will .spend; "sbntet time tare visiting rifice ; hit. Bdh .rttnnres ;"dvanced
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. N. A.U vbase;- on .an. '''.- infield, t out
Thbmpson. ! . land ; scored . on Hughes' - sin:
Mrs. "J. T. Hamilton of Marietta
spent' the week-end here visiting at
the borne of . her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. Grover
"Riffv QanAnn uo - A. ' ' v
i , ' , - . . a , ., , ..
i ir. .'... aeuen ana a cnuaren
iwent,XTiaay to ; Wilmington, wnere
. . , , ,. ,
they ? will spend some time visiting
relatives.1 iney willy also .visit rela-
ItivefltLSurmlyBni
sister, Miss Claudia .Mjeares, went
yesterday morning to Wrightsville
Beach, where they will spend a few
days. They twere accompanied to the
beach by Miss'' Graced Huireins.' wHb
rfiirnai9 ftnni . tMa .m Awnintp
Mrs. M. p. Brown; left Friday for'
her home, at Mocksvilld, Davie courts1
ty, after spejading (.10daya- here visf-t
iting at the ;home of ?her;son,-in-la-
and daughter, Mr. and. Mrs.: B. F. Mc
Millan, Jr. She was ' accompanied as
far es Fayetteville by Mrs. McMillan,
who returned Friday evening."" """"
Mrs. A. P. McAllister i and small
sonA A.. P. Jjr lef t,Saturday morning,
for Chimney Rbcki where, they , will.
spena several 'weelcs. l hey were ac
companied by - Mrs. McAllister 'sjtjro
ther,' Mr. Br ownlow Jackson, r who
spent a week here visiting at the Mc
Allister home, Chestnut and iVSiith
streets.; ( . ', '
,Mr. and Mrs. M- J. Best 'of . Golds
bofo spent Thursday night and . Fri
day here visiting at the ndme of their
son-in-law and daughter,. Mr. and
m. .T . , .r vr'i,, ' 7
They left Friday evenjng f6r Atlanta,
Ga., to visit at the home of their son-in-law
and daughter. Dr. ; and ; Mrs.
Paul Best They., were accompanied
by little Miss Mary Louise Fuller. ; :
he 'was oneof . the star pitchers.
Columbia (S. C.) SUte, July 27.
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Correspondence of The Robeson jan. "
Mullins,., SS ; C, 'July 26-A : i very
pretty home wedding took place here
this, afternoon. at the home of Mr.
and "Mrs, W. H. Smith, "when their
daughter, .JUiss Mary Vireinia. , be
came the bridV'of Mr. Raymond ; L.
Rowan of Lumberton, N. C.
v Mrs.'. Rowan I was given ' away in
marriage by her father, with Miss
Aline, $mjthtiaster! of; the bride, as
maid of honor, while Mr. W. L.
Parham of, Lumberton, acted as best
man. ' ' .-".-" '. v,?.--.?,-
The Rev. SF. Naff, pastor ;of the
First Baptist Church" of, Mullios, pro!
hounced the words that made the han-
py couple husban andfe, irtple
nng; cereinonv Deing useo, mrs. UOi-
iis-pswmg at .thp. pianos , 'i
Immediately afttT 'the i eeremtftry
the happy couple left . by- auto for
Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach,
where they will' spend a few dart.
after which they wilj be at home to
their -inends at ' Lumberton,. NCL
"YJ It :.: . i .- --T--w a- .
wherT Ihegrodm "ToTdaTTpdlilldB
with Efirds Department 'Store.
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Reported, for The Robesonian.;
. Misses. Sarah Carlyle ' and Drina
Hedgpefh gave a !4SwinMning''p1irtr
Saturday morning at Jennings Beach
in honor of .Misses Margaret Fleming
of Greenville"," Pitt county, and Fran
ces Cherry of M t Olive, who . art
guests of Miss Elsie Thompson. Those
in the party were: Mrsses- Fleming
Cherry,' Carlyle,': Hedgpeth anc
Thompson and Messrs. WaRace, Lan
caster, Rogers, Humphrey and Frew.
Intcrctatc : LcMcju ?
1 ByDkk.Noraa" I
Standing of X3nb vy
4
Majttoh
Lomherton
3 3 .300
Raeford ...
Laorinburg
6 f " .143
' here They Play
tods
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Lumbertorv-at. Uaxton , ij,
Hamlet at, Laorinbarg "r ' ' ,
Raeford not scheduled. '
? - 1 Wednesday and Thursday ;
Lumberton L Hamlet v v
Laurinburg at Raeford 1
Ma3rton 'not scheduled. - -
K Friday and Saturday,
LaoYinburg at- Lainberton ; 1 -
Raeford-at Hamlet- ' .
bur coming, here1 Friday . and Satur-
'day. Every team in ..the Inters
is. Playing highlass.ball
interstate
now
IPraeti - iaJljreery game iByedt;tn the
second . iialf ' has been a battle if rom
beginning to. end. Saturday's game
nere was played iin 1:25. .;S
The locals face a hard schedule this
itwo eames. in aiaxton. today, and to-.
morrow, they 'will be. on practically
even termtL:?'J!:i,' ?;S4''St
'M' Maxton ,toa. ffaUuiaj'.ftjHJ'
r6?11
,n4 his lack of, control In; jtWQ. to-',
i stances, prbved'fcostly. Excetftionil
fielding by tle" visitors' saved Brysonj
several instances, me maca-s a
parently playing above their ' hea
maxton led, off with two runs, bt the
J trie. .Twq more were added - in the
sjxth when E.' Johnson was bit, ;was
i sacrificed to second and . scored "on
i Hughes' seoend hit, Hughes also scor-
lino nil Rtrnsa' itmrk , . ' it .V.'.
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umurawu . ih w . iuuii.
o""" wngieu, sioie secona anja ecoreu
I T H ! 1-J J - 'J J.J
on JMcuirts single, roer led .off the
,ie" mtung wun .a nn, ana rrewt ioi
Langston hit one to left centier
; on ana aouwea reters at second. iue
"core;
Maxton
; 200 002 000 4 5 X
Lumberton. . .j.-OOO 100.0001 6 1
r'BrVsdn tand Bonner; fiJPeters and
How Manager Glover and Cantata
1 v winnor ten airer Aiaxton
O'Connor felt after Maxton's second
Maxton got ' the breaks and
won- Friday 3 to 2. It.wis
one, of iv.'the most exciting and
nerve ' wracking i games of the
season and a hard one to lose. Coten.
a new man, worked his first game fc
iiumoerton, and outpitched . Sander
son,, the Maxton ace. He should have
won handily but each of. the ; three
errors: made by Lumberton resulted
m a tally and poor - base running
probably post one or two runs. ; 1
The-- visitors put across the win
ing run in. the ninth when Smith led
off -with, what turned out to be a two
base" hit but jn reality was a-foul.
Umpire IcLaorin couldn't see it from
his station behind the pitcher. The
locals made a desperate effort to fie
the score In the final frame. Sander
son, who had. been weakening rapidly,'
walked Coanor. Banks beat out fa
bunt and O Connor - was caught 'at
Jhirdt,avJBie play Snipes hit into
a double ana the game was over.
. The Macks mad their first run 'in
the "third wherV Holland doubled, went
to third on a passed ball and scored
o tji.aasriHsiiy, xne next tally wasi
maae m m seven in wnen a Jana
son wenttA eeond on O'Connor's w$Ut
peg to" first, the first he has ;, ever
made here. H. Johnson's Single i seafc
r. jonnson to third and he scored.sBv
f -erjpenfly.
Lumberton scored hee two runs , in
the seventh and , with Sanderson ion
rncai . nouia nave maae1 at. leasv
i . . ... . .
)eared to lose his 'nerve in this period.
JingstoB' began the inning with. a
louble. O'Connor flied to deep right
Jt Langs ton ' failed to ta up and
vas forced at third by Snipes after
Banks . had - walked. ; ; jlcGirt ; came
urossin the pinch wath a" f single,
tanks counting. Turner nit a scorcher
Ad scored Snipes but overtook Me
;irt at second, forcing him out in a
hase. . ''''. '
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J 'j.YOUB M0fEY
. v'x many wei to which it can t0 put. If you ever AccnmnUW money, it
will be throngh careXnl thouj5ht, labor and tacriflce. It"if tignly
ccnunendable in anypne to bo thrifty and industriotu, and tbcreby
cave money dnrintr one'i actives years; for statistics prove that there "
ere very few'who beijin to ave and accnmnlate property after they
V have passed middle life. - ' ? ,
.' 'v J U you desire to be FORCEFUL and independent, then' be' thrifty
v , and SAVE, and when old age overtakes you and you are no longer
' able to produce, in competition with the rest of the world, then Your'
Money will be a FORCE that will protect you from dependence and
f 4 ,i
This Bank
we guararnee vo
The Plantera Bank & Trust
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Maxton .... ,
001 000 101 3 6 1
000 000 2002 6, 8
Lumberton
Sanderson and Bonner; Coten and
Swans. ..tmpire McLaurin
r
And Jookr how; the Maxton? fan felt,
about it , , ' , ,
Two Straight .. From . Laarinburg
Lumberton made it' two straight
from Laurinburg by winning a des
perately fought game Thursday 6 to
4. A lead of three runs was amassed
off the delivery of Shore in the first
four rounds by hitting in the 'pinch
and playing inside baseball and this
lead appeared to be a plenty arid to
spare until the eighth inning , when
with two down Stone weakened and
allowed four runs. But : one of the
enemy- had reached Becond until that
time.' , '
With the score four - to three
against them Lumberton put across
two runs in the ninth' and copped.
Snipes walked and advanced -when
McGirt beat 'out -an infield tap. Turners-attempting
to sacrifice, got in a
hole ' and fanned, but Wallace, - pinch
hitting, for Swann, singled over sec-,
ond. Correjl was playing close in and
kept Snipes from , scoring 'but Hey
worthv threwv wildj in ', attempting to
stop Snipes , from returning, to 'third
and he scored the tying marker, Mc
Girt advancing to third.. Stone's long
sacrifice fly -scored him- easily- Frew
and" 'O'Connor each, made two hits,
one of Frew's being, a double. The
fielding of Turner at short again
featured. ', , J . , ' ' '
The Score: '
Lumberton 101 100 002 5 6 1
Laurinburg ; . 000 000 040 i 1 i
vv.Stone and Swann and Frew; Shore
and Heyworth. Umpire Holland.
v. Baseball Breese -The
fellow who wears that new
mask; 1 . . '
His name is 4Fcfttw. Swann, - should
, " you ask,
When they miss 'em be nails 'etn
When they foul 'em;vhe grabs , 'em.
Now take it from us that's some task.
'' ,. Whaley.
'Mrs: E. R. Melntyre' and small son,
E. JB. Jr returned .'yesterday from
New -Yerk city, Where they "spent 10
dayrviaiting at the home of Mrs. Mc
Intyre's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Stack.
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Church Notea
The Judson B, Y. P. U. of. the
First 'Baptist, church will meet this
evening at 8;15. Dr. II. , ..Baker,
president of the..,Robesonf county un
ion, will deliver an address on "The
Missionary Doctor." A ,large attend
ance is desired. ( .
Rev. J. M. Fleming returned last
night from Davidson county, where he
assisted Rev. Dr. J. I Shinn in his
revival meeting at Center Hill last
week. He has gone to White Oak, in
Bladen county, todav to beirra a
series of . meetings. Rev. Fdrmaai H.
Martin, D. D pastor , of .1 the First
oaptist church of Florence, S. has
been engaged to do the preaching.
n tey I E. Wishart of Clurleston,
Okla;, who is visitinsr nlativa ' in
and near Lumberton, preached at the
East Lumberton Baptist church last
evening, filling the pulpit of - the
pastor, lfr. JS- A, PauL ' ' '
. Ma Myrtle. Brown left last even
ing for her home , near Robersonville
after spending several days here vis-
liiuir ac , me noma rf h k-ntv..
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Waw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ml H.
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RE-ELECT FIAHERT-f
SUPREME KNIGHT
V James A Flaherty of .PWIadeK
phia wai re-elected Supreme Knight
at the national rally of the Kaivnts;
of Columbus at Atlantic City. The
Knights spent over, three mfflfoay
dollars last year In helping disabled
. soldiers.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Marlow have
returned home from the western part
of the State, where they snent some
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