North Carolina Newspapers

(CorpAY,. Auau2r:7, isa , .. , i ., rm ' ' THE BOBESONIM f 02el?7reH'rt': -Eirsft.j f , ..' one Htri.t ....i..? '- 15 MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1822 llDUSKESS BUEDMS ;f OK SALE 1 Detratt VW OU Dm Gd , Apply Th HoMoniBa , otue. WANTED SEVERAL CO SOS OP OAK OB 'l - HICKORY "WOOD - IN 8TOVEWOOD ;108T. Stray r tele,"hee ante weigh- J -' ins about 1.000 peapde, boom colored, with ,'( Roman nqae... Regret, faf . retain.- or infor , nation leading, xo j-eefvaryr ' opijc ,..;v r . HmlL Fafrmoa.7 B. t.1 "' Shlngl Mill Par Sate-Sc ar Writ J. C. pea. Back flmuip Vt. Barnee. Lamberton,-. ,'4- eh(b. ; ,.: "'.3kJN Laet M Street "f Hwland--Gld Medal ii wtth 192J add L. B. . Fibder plea r. . v tarn to poetoffie. Get a reward; Kn; 1, C !. ruinjpa, Bowiana, . . U'-rj; --v An Kisde f Dyeing Dm'mi Short Netie v jara. E. utlroore, lata ana Bycamore Bt. : Hon far Satefall bleed and trade Dan J of varioaa age at reaeonabl pricce. Come and for youreelf. E. Walter Townaend, :- Baynham, ttobeeon ecwmtjr, C , ' Laat last 1M1I2S-U rat namaar . I 'j tween . Lumberton. and. Blngletary'e Croaa Roade' ahureh. Finder plea return to ,-. Hampton Mercer, Lumberton, N. C. 1 Far Sate Ob GmI Cheap Baeaod Band . Two Hon Wagon. . K.- M. Bigg. Lumber- ' - ton, C'jy i!j-jw 't a? rf'i?- Laat a read atwa Falmat-nad Lang . J Branch ehurch: pair bed, iprlnga : and rock I . ins chair. Notify K. H. 8arlee, Ml, Per- ) on St, Fayrttewill. . C r - t in 11. 1 mi I 1 WANTED Ma . wUh ear t Belt .beat law nriMl Cord Tlraa 'teada. I1M.0O pr 'week and,.pifaF' r.rA???!!!Bj gnm mmr, mien. .. .a.. PIANO TUNING C: H. PKASB BXPEBT PIANO TONEB. PIANOS AND PLAYER ; PIANOS TUNED AND PUT IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. WORK. GUABAN- r TEED. PHONP s7 X, FOB SALE-6ix Bis Tawa, lta. Beat X ' ; eation 1n town. H. Teara. - V- r ? tf . , t . J..ll rreta araae, cue. pw when in town. DuBoU Bakerp. Inc. Whn tm can. Im. tawa -with rear drop aroand to DaBoiC Bakery for jroor lunch. Bread, eak and laa. Mad freah -.' vry day. - v .- ' '-" For SaU One l-H. P. Fir bar b3n - ?0-H. P. engine on aw-mill complete. Apply to U JI."TowMnd. St.. Paula, N. Try ear "Golden Craat" rad fir jwi .aalU fast toast. Nothlns.' better., baked, freeh i every day. DnBoia Bakery, Inc. FOB SALE Ob Good Hon and On Fan Mule. K. M. Bigw... ..'-i-Vi; , BARGAINS bi n and twa-hr waooa. K. If PwrMM Willi QUESTIONS ixl ClI, Ansvers afilUm ta taafc a 1 i ymmwtiwpiMtMwniiTOipww ,. J i ninia awi i2 ate 1 . ! ' Which is-tb First Commandment? PERSOTIHS '3.! Mr. C. JH. Boyd spent the week-end at WrlghtsvUle Beach. ; - V e' Mr. W. M. Monroe of Tar Heel was in town Fri(Uyr7XSw7A'' Mr. Sector Steohenas R.; I. Or ium; Was In-towin SatilrrJay ' : :- Mr, John Kinlaw of B. 7, Lumber- ton, was In ; town Thursday. . 5 Hfr .RT' riartloV-P.rVtnr. nraa 1 Laniherton visitor Saturday. 1 ' M c Mr. , T S. Greyard of McDonald was a Lumberton visitor Friday . ';- and , Pink, of R. 4, -Lumberton, were amone the visitors in town Friday. Mr. W. J. Ward of R. 4, St. Pauls Intcrctatc Lcafhio A 7 '- SUadinf of CUbs h Maxton ...... ... ...,8 . Laorinbnrg; ..... . ... .7 Hamlet 6 LUMBERTON .ii:trf.-i" Raeford..:.h;i. ! I 7-V IPct .727 00 00 was; Lumberton visitor Saturday, "Mr. Charles McNeill .'of St. Pauls. was - a Lumberton visitor Saturday. Mr. Luther Hall of R. 3. Fairmont. is among the visitors, in town today. Mr. Wbu T. tNorment spent the week-end at, Wilmington-and Wrights villa. Beach. ?iC': V"''V:4! Mr, H. E. Thompson of the Allen- ton" section . was a Lumberton visitor Saturday. . :-J-$ 'J-'? Mr. F. Y. Stone of H. 4, Lumber- ton, was among the visitors in town Saturday; - ? ' - Mr. Duncan M White of K. 1. Lum berton, was among the visitors in town; Saturday. - - . . , I Mr. Troy Johnson and son, Master Bertram, . of -r i; Barhesville, were Lumberton visitors Friday. Miss Mamie Harrell and Mrs. R. B, Tolar of R. 2, St Pauls, were among the visitors in town Friday. Mr. J. G. : Humphrey and son. Master Russell, of R. 2. Bed Springs, were Lumberton visitors Friday. ' Miss Lina Gough returned Thurs day night from Dunn, where " she spent some time", visiting friends. . Misses. Lillie and ' Bertha Barker went 'Friday - to WrightsvilW BeacJi, where thfij will spend several dayr Miss Fannie Hardison of Wilminar- toH,arrived Friday evening and is the guest ox Mrs. m. W. Dunham at the Lorraine hotel. ? --7-":; Where They Play 7-, August 7 f Lumberton at Maxton ; 1 ' 7 ; Hamlet' at Raeford ; ; ' 7 Laurinburg , not scheduled. 7 "- .-:"i7': "; Anrust 8 " Maxton' at Lumberton 77: Hamlet at Raeford Laurinburg not scheduled.' ' ' Monroe vs Lumberton. (exhibition V7i Maxton" at Laurinburg : Hamlet : at ' Raeford a 7''7;;7 - ' f Agust lo Monroe vs Lomberton. (exhibition) Raeford at Hamlet Maxton at :Lanrinbiirg.7:'- .'7 t'tl Aagust -11 7':7-;'7" Raeford at Lumberton 7? - 77 Maxton at Laurinburg 7 7 7: ,7777 Hamlet not scheduled. j;-,!.; d Five Big Games- on Home Grounds This ; Week New Men 4 on Local Club.'ii.jrt Several new faces will be seen to the Lumberton ball club this week.; Bates and Hines, pitchers, and Bird, a catcher, have already arrived, and some other new players are expected to arrive tonight. Lumberton is play ing Maxton at Maxton today and to morrow the Macks will play. here. The fast independent. Monroe team will play two games here this week-- Wednesday and- Thursday.. .The Mon roe team is made up of such stars SS -Bob Kirke. Jimimr Piilliatn . tA .'MrmniM.i r .j ...... . ..? Friday nd Saturday the- Raeford team wm play in Lumberton, which gives five ' games on the V Jbomt grounds this week. IgA Fm n U r - xuuiiiauLx uarorce, jm; u mofiej aiwaji n, on ccotmt of the . " . ,7 many uses to which it cair be put If yon mr accnpxiIaU money, it . . ..wiff.lw thTonyh careful thought, kbot audi lacrlflc. It if kizhly ; commendable in anyone to be thrifty and industrious, and thereby J sare money durtnar one's actlvee years, for statistics prove that there ' . y are very few who begin to save and accumulate property after they - . . If you desire to be rORCETUL and intpendent. then be thrifty I k. ; and SAVE, and when old age overtakes yon and yon are so longer . able to produce, in competition with the rest of the world, then Your V ' Money will be a FORCE that will protect yon from dependence and "' 7 .',-.' " want." ,;; 7,; ' f - i yxC- i '.,v7'7- ' - .!..,' TW wants to be of service to yon and help you to Wei y aTQanmtee to you SCIIYZCZ, SAJTLTY, SSCTJ2ITY. : The Planters Bank & THE 0BIQHTAL FASZIEIUI BARK any rr t . 4 , . THE OSIQUTAL YAsuXESS 2LA2TK : . ' I ' , "-1..f:,tv,:.V' .' .M' vi;'V':::.'i;-:'f""'V;j!i ,'";'; r::; ''13, ', ' ' '. .; I a 11, 11 , . 1 f n ,, j i IN SOCIAL CIRCLES ROWAN-SMITH -i - 4 "" Laarlnburg Shuts Out Locals Laurinburg shut the locals out-her. Saturday in a slow game featured by many errors 7 to 0. Coten, pitching for Lumberton, was knocked out in the fifth. . Wallace took his place and allowed only two hits and hinotssat. Allen pitched a , beautiful game, for Xaurinburg, allowing only 6 scattered Bits. . .y Score: . M Vt V. iLaurinburg ... . ; .7-l2j8 If pat are looking for ana ne, and cannot ,V find them, jnat wait fc'i- minute at ,tb. V Bakery. -.Enrbody goe to tn uaary, if "There'a a rcaaoa. DuBoia Bakery.. Inc. FOB SALa-Mwfrwid Bak, iEBIf a. BriM ywtr cera t Preeatt Bta. ' w grrad '- avwyday at National Cotton Mill. ' W har a few ie fnak sOlk; wa fr aal or will trad for beef owa Prevatt Broa. National Cotton Mill. i'if Bed and grww Naapelhaa pappwa lr aal ISeta. ner bnahel baaket. Mr. John Me- . DowIL Eliaabethtown. N. a r - Far Bala A N. I Gaa paaip Jpply t P. .: Box 84. Lumberton. N. C. .-'. O. Jm arrived Praefc lot tarnia ".. Irwb potatoea. Now to good tlm to plan for tall crop. JU. jo. uawweu. Bey Beaaa, Vahret Bean Can Seed, and Field pa tor m n ' b. ;Vw.. z . o -. far rtM Patch Peaa t plant In '- Imsalar atand of eotton L. H,' CaldwalL Shtnglea and aU kind f BaUdin Material ,' on hand in Mrs qnanttue. mtm nga. , U H. Caldwell. - ' . ' '.. " ' - Wwmr9 Wwua la Bakaian to aara Mother Hubbard Waahboard. , Save th baekaehai. FopamO at Pat Komegar Tnt PrMapt kao f ! to tUS.Off I 1-1 per eent inter eat for 5, 1 or 10 year maa on improved farm land on Bobaaon. Hok and Rootland Conntie Jnnlua J. Goodwin, at torney for .Chickamaag Trnat Uompaay -Th Bot Mnkt k r awtu. Bmrthiog . elaan and aanttar warn nongry a a call. - Olympian fw.Kln atrMt, Xmn. Well-Known . Kansas City - Preacher at Presbyterian Yesterday; .Large congregations heard Dr. Chas. - R. ' Nisbet. pastor of the Cen tral ;Presbyterian church1 of Kansas City. Mo., at the Lumberton Presbsr- Iterian church yesterdayymorning an,d leading - preachers 4 of ; the Presbyter ianJ church and his sermons here .yes terday were clear, concise and uowet- fuf deliveries of the old-time Gospel. Dr. Nisbet came to Lumberton Sat urday "".evening "from Wrightsville Beach, Where he is spending his va cation. . He. returned - to"- Wrightsville ueach today. While here he. was , a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M." McAllister, Chestnut and Sev enth streets. Dr. Nisbet has been on the program-at Mon treat this mer. , . ' . . v. V Hallett Sawyer, 14, of St Sigmon, Ga., was killed and Ralph Cox, 13, of - Winston-Salem,' wa' seriously in jured when . an auto, truck from the i Patterson industrial school at Leger wood went over an embankment last Tuesday on the Yonalossee road from Lenoir to .Blowing Rock. 'Several other boys of the. school were injured. ( , ' Card of Thanks We wish to thank each y of ' our friends for their kindness, sympathy , and help shown us in the death of our precious little mother,. Mrs. Lucy B. Pearsall. also the-iautiful floral . offerings. May God's-richest blessings ' .rest on all of you '.? - "' ' ' ' ' - i MR. and MRS. W. K. "CULBRETH i viuiiv ' ' - . .1 1 ' I 'l - ' " " 1 It ' "f O-v : Card of ThaftU j I .wish I to express i jnyj thanks ; to ; -the doctors . and nurses i apd , many hfriends who wer so kind id m While ;-I wps in Thoinpsoa, h&spiUL i-; ! ', ! ' MISS MAYMB BERRY, ' MJAtorn, a. w; i n.- f Healing,. Beastif ylng To .The Com pfcxfon "I used ' Hlgan'S :' Magnolia Balm as directed and in, expressing my thanks for thai great relief I received 4 from its use, I will' add that .your Vclaim for its utility does slot fully ex press its merits; it seems to possess a : healing and beautifying, power here ! tofor unknown, I m$l help to in Ctroduce' your wonderful- Balm. 1 : remain, happily your friend, (signed) Miss Marie Almeida, NewhalL, Cali ' f ornia." Instant beauty,, fronf this liquid face and ' toilet powder Bru nette, white pink, rose-red.. 75 cents r at druggists or by maa. Lyoa" Mfg. CoN 42 So. Fifth St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Adv. urs. M. Barnes ana son. Master Lumberton , n - k Cafl,left this . morning for Rocky f" Allen and Havworth: Hotin Wal. n,T... .1 ;it j . . - - ' uiuuuv. wucte nicy wm Bveuu BUiuo.incA and Kirn. time visiting relatives and friends.-: Mr.. James Britt and sons, Rowland Mr. and Mrs. R., C. Lawrence left Friday evening for New York city. a . a , 7- wnere iney wiii'spena several days, v Mr.. Carly le Bethea and wife arriv- Va., and are visiting his parents on ed Sunday morning from . Richmond, 4th. st:, t They will return to Richmond the latter part of this week. - ' Miss Margaret Odum of Pembroki' Pissed,: ihYbugh town Saturday eTa route id ML. lim 'to visit -friends. Miss Odum recently returned home from Marshall, where she attended summer school for teachers. . Church Notes Hamlet Walks Away With Lum ton. , ; , is 7 Hamlet, Aug. 8. Hamlet walked away with Lumberton, here today and defeated them by the score of 12 to 1. The feature of the game was tBe bitting of McCuiston and -Ray. for Hamlet, each getting three clean hits vuk ui ivve vrips ( we ; Dai'MOneB. Miss Mary Virginia 8mlth ef Mullina, S. C4 Becomes Bride of Mr.; .Ray mond . Lather Rowan: : of Ltunbcr- The following is taken from the' Mullins, S. C, Enterprise of Aug. 3rd: "Beauty and simplicity were the keynotes at, the marriage,; of. Miss Mary Virginia Smith, daughter- of Mr. and. Mrs. W. H. Smith, of Mul lins, to Raymond Luther Rowan, of Lumberton. N. C. which was solem- kized at 5 o'clock Wednssday. after noon, at the home of the bride's 'par ents, the Rev. S. I Naff, pastor of the bride, officiating. The horns was beautifully decorated for the occasion in color-schemes of green, -pink and white, with tastefully 1 displays ' of shasta daisies,' ferns and pot plants. In the parlor where the 7 ceremony was performed,' an arch was arranged and ' decorated in the golor scheme, from which hung a huge wedding bell under which the happy young couple plighted their troth. To the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, played by Mrs. J. W. Hollis, the bridal party entered, little Marvin Smith, brother or-jhe brjde, carrying the rmg in a for Hamlet, did some beautiful pitch-1 , i8tw eni!f Tfirt' Ne itosr. allowinir onlv i X w.l?01 flower girls Lueia , and nd only one run: Score: Lumberton Hamlet . . . ....... t R. H. E. . ... i 1 '6 Jones .and. Ray.-. J:; . -.. . .. 1 Pit -'J ' Laurinburg and Pembroke' Play alt Correspondence . of ; The Robesoniani t. emuruae, Aug. , vy-ne remDroKB giants will play two"- big . trainee against Laurinburg;? Thursday r and Friday of this week. Both games will oe played at FembrokcV Don't miss them, "they : will be the1 fastest and est of the'' season, 'jif 18 'Additions to Hoa Swamo There were 18 additions to the Hoir Swamp Baptist church during a re vival meeting which closed yesterday. Of : this number, -13 were, candidates for baptism. Rev. W. A. Coleman, pastor of the church; did the preach ing. The baptising took place in,Luni- oer river at rope's Landing yesterday at 10:30 a. m.v This was one of the very best meetings "ever conducted at this., church, according to Mr." Wade Davis of that section, who is a Lum' berton visitor today. f , . To Preach dh "Mob Violence, Law and Order and the Kd Klux Klan." Special to The Robesonianu -" St. rauls. Aug. 7-Kev. J. M. PagefTWilliam; pastor oi - tne Baptist cnurcn nere, announces that his subject for Sun day night, August 13, will be, "Mob Violence. Law and Order.' and the Ku Klux KlanT .1 7. " 77 ?7 Cotton. .Crop. s Bales. - , V. The following Government reports were puDiisned August 1st: ' Crop condition as of July 25th,70.8 percentv "v. - . j . Estimated yield per acre, 157 lb . mawmaiea crop, 11,449,000 bales. Acreage abandoned,. 7.1 per cent, i The futures market advanced T-nnirl sum- ly as soon as the condition figures - ramp nut. aa tnv munj a .v.n. vt - y.w.vi.. frv U3 .UVUb a points below most private estimates oi tne past week, Indicating a yield of 600,000 to 1,000,000 bales less than the trade exnected. The condition of the crop on July n 1 . i . . to vy siates zoiiows: ' , .f Virginia, 80; North Carolina, 1& uui.u varuiuia, ou; ueorgia, 64; Jti ior Ida, 65; Alabama, 70; Mississippi, 74; Louisiana. 70; Texas, 72; Arkansas, oi; ennessee, 85; Missouri, 90; uitianoma, 75; California. 95; Ari- .ten itirjk ICO, Oil. '".' Sunday School Annirersary ; ! Moss Neck Methodist-r SundaV school, of which Mr. L. E. Blanchard is : supermtendeatrt held'' special ' exer cises yesterday morning, in, celebra-; pen ox. tne, rast anniversary oi rf organization' of the. schooL 'Talks were made by Rev. W. J. DuBois and Mr. J-. P. Russell of Lumberton. Mr, Russell also addressed the - Epworth league of thia church yesterday after noon.. . - y - Quarterly Conference " 7 Rev. J. H. Shore, presiding elder of the -Rockingham district. , preached a-powerful, sermon at ChCstnut Street Methodist church last evening - and after the sermon held third quarterly conference for this- church. Only rou tine business was transacted. Mr. Shore preached at St. Pauls Saturday and Sunday and Saturday held quar terly conference for St. Pauls circuit, Rev.jQ. W Starling, pastor. vl .-' Miss Alice Stephens of Evergreen is visiung ner aunt Miss Anna Thomp son at the Thompson hotel. LT. and Mrs. E. L. Cox anrl two children, Miss Mary Lillie and Master William, of ' Jacksonville, Onslow county, .spent'part, of last week here visiting at the . home of Dr. Cox'S brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bryan. Second and Seneca streets. ' . . - . Mr. E. L. M'WhiL. nf T? ft erton, i-was amongi (thevisltors .,' town Saturday. ....... . Jno a nd son, Master Coltrane,-returned ' Saturday 'from Hendersonville, -where they, ..spent two weeks. - -' - '-' Mr. and ' Mrs. K. M. Barnes anrl Children will leave tomorrow in their automobile for Hendersonville, where me j wm apena iwo weeks. .- . . Miss Ellen Fuller of Statesville is a guest at. the home of her tmcLi and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A; E. White. She arrived Saturday night. ; '?'' Mr. ana Mrs. R. JL. Ballard and Miss Anna Bullard went yesterday to Wrightsville Beach. Mr. Bollard re turned home last evening, while Mrs. Bullard. and Miss Bullard will spend a week at the beach.' "Robt Johnson, an.emnlovea of rail road shops at Burnside, HL, was beaten to death Thursday by 4 , un identified strikers. - ' ' - Lucille Hollis. twins of Dr. and Mn. J. W. Hollis, dressed in dainty pink organoie ana carrying a pink basket of shasta daisies. The maid of honor Mius- Alin Smith, sister of the bride, came nextv;She wore a lovely dress of whiffl rtrCJindi anrl. omrrtaA r nfnlr tasterBiTheA bride, who entered with ner iatner, . by whom she Was given M" marriage, wore a midnight t blue coat suit .with accessories to match ana ' carried a shower" bouquet of Dride-rdsesiand valley lilies. The bridegroom- entered with his T best man, . W L.' Parham, of, Lumberton, N. C..-and ioined the -bride under the weddui bell. ; The beautiful and Im pressive ring Ceremony was . used. During - th ceremonv. "To ' WiM fMoaeSrwaa softly ; rendered by, Jiia. iJWi Hollia at the piano. . Immediately after the ceremony the guests were carried into th eift room wnicn was prettuy decorated in pmk and green. Here they were serv ed pink and white block cake by Marion , Mayers, cousin of the bride. l i . . uxconcu in uioa oriranaie. agaiaten Mr Albert Smith, the bride's - brother, wniie irozen punch was served by iuios iavaue smitn, sister of the bride, and little Fay Martin, tnnafn of the bride. " ' . A ' magnificent arrav of aiiver mt glass, china and many other useful gifts attested the popularity of this young couple. v ; , ?Mr. and Mrs. ' Rowan i left fm. mediately after the ceremony for their bridal trip to points of interest in North Carolina, carrying with them the hearty food wishes of tbeiw mm I friends - ; -i r f.w-Vy The bride is a vonnc . woman tt vwuuug iniBuuamy ana 1 oeauty. She has taught school for two years wwi inenas wnerever sne . went oy ner iovaoie character. a yi . . . .' mi. aowsb is a rising young busi ness man of Lumberton, N.. C, hold- uj ma important position In the Enrd department store of that tU- Tiiw will be at home to their many friends sfter August 10 in Lumberton,!,. C where they make their futtre home. COMPLETE STOQC ? SASH GLASS OILS 4 D.OOHS r PAINTS BUOliEivS'WXfAdE' SCREEN DOORS SCREEN WINDOWS N.: Jacobi Hardware Co. WILT.1INGTON, N C FARM LOANS We have unlimited money to lend on improved Farm Lands in Bobeson Cumberland, Hoke and Bladen Counties on amortiza tion plan. $8748 per $1,000 retires both the principal and in terest. i , JOHN S. BUTLER, Attorney and Local Representative for the Union Central Life Insurance Company. ST. PAULS, N. a u 1 4 ill , ; GEO. L. :GRANTHAM INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Fairmont, N. C. 7 Call on or write us for inforniation. All business handled promptly. ' Best Companies Represented. EquaEzinir FiuiHT,: Increased by $123,000 ,,',aaiaMw'rt 'an,ffi SJ lw rnw' i Brooks Says State Board of Ed oca' tion Reduced Appropriations $48,- 900 More Than Directed to Do Brings --Equalizing Fund to About $900,000. Directed by the General Assembly to reduce the total amount of annro. priation by $75,000, State Superin tendent Brooks in his annual -report to the State Board of Education, sub mitted Thursday, says that by rigid economics the. State Board reduced appropriation by $48,000 more than that amount, brinsrine the total m. duction to $123,000. :.- ..' Dr. Brooks' statement of exnendi. cures oi tne iigures zoiiows: "Jtselow 1921- specified that" $83250.00 pjus any balances ' from the special 7 ap- " : propriations should bethe maximum counties' 7 nea exceed this final amount, they must either provide for " this excess or reduce their needs to the amount to be derived from the . State. - , . " . "Since the - State's expenditures amount to $532,239.12 and since the ' total State public school fund amounts s to about $1,425)00, the amount of the , equalizing fund for the year 1922-23 is about $900,000. v.:V'':-:v:;R.-.rf.-; . . "All the counties have been check ed but it will be necessary to secure 7 additional information from a number of counties- before the exact amount needed f or . the year 1921-22 can " bo determined.; It may be necessary toT have a complete audit before the final J ' : Be-mett-Wniiams Miss Emma ' Lee Bennett. ' dan of Mrs. Ella Bennett of lAimberton; "dMr. IWiUiams of Little Bock; & $?Zff fffiried.yesterday at-4 ft mw in Daion, S. C. Probate Judge J. C Davis officiated. MtL and Mrs. f W liams will make, their home in Little ' - vParker-BHtt ' Miss Victoria Parker and Mr. T-w. ton Britt, both of the Broad Ridge section, were married in ' the ' eourt house here Saturday at l"p. bl. Rev. E. A. PauL paston of the East Lnm. berton Baptist church and field, of! ficiated. Quite a crowd witnessed theH marriage. '. , v: Despite the fact that he died the day ' before; - former Consregsman Lemuel . Padgett was renominated for Congress Thursday from the 7th district of Tennessee. . ' tion. ILSTLr9 4PPrPn-! mount is.known. As soon as this is tions, the expenditures, the amount determined the amount due eachr oi tne equalizing - fond and .the'rntmfw r,A tkA - w .-n i. amount seeded from the SUte bjr ready for publication. ' But after those counties entitled to draw from I making a careful estimate it fa found the equalizing fund: . I that the equalizing fund counties will T.aeher Tuning. ZxT $900,0QO to pay the sal- High achooia, etc....$ ss.ooo.oe s 78 S2S.7S i nes the teachers. This does not include the salaries of superintend ents. - r4- "In estimating the needs for next year it is clear that the total amount of the equalizing fund ' will sot ex ceed $900,000 It may be less than this if the SUte increases its expendi tures to rural high schools. In order J"!? , therefore, that the amount may be iSJJ sufficient for next year and. pay the 4 amount neeaea zor salaries of super- Medical bisection... Normal acbool ...... Raraf libraries ...... High achooia ........ Vocational Iduea .... Text-boak Coau Cartifica. jtad flaiq ., Teacher training .... School catenates Negro adncatios. ...... Awtn uuteraey ..... , Pahlkatla High achool Inepa. SS.ftOO. 157000 s,7se.ee 100.000.04 124.0O0.M xs.eM.ie 2.OO0.0 S 004.00 e t9tSW.wV lf.oo. soo.o MMLH torea, 78.S2t.75 40.00.0 14S.7M.24 S.7N.49 .' S2.440.M lis.ooo.se v SJ274S ' ZS478.71 nssr.Ts S7470.0 1S.S04.1S SSU.iMJ .t&SM2J3 0tal .r....... Ad kaJaaaa. SUMSl .. The special session, of the General Assembly directed the State Board of. Education t reduce' the total amount of the appropriations br $75.- uw so as to increase the equalizlngl tsae tne average attendance for 1921 fund by that amount.' -In order to be on. safe trroundsand to meet the needs of the counties aa far 'as possi- me,- tn appropriations- re reduced about $123,000 or -$48,000 more than the General Assembly directed.. -' ;"The total amount of the 'State public school fund is $1,400,000 plus aoour. sza.uw or balances irom old appropriations and certain receipts from the division of school extension, making a total. of about. $1,425,000. The maximum amount of the equaliz ing fund is fixed by law. The special session ox the .Ucneral. Assejnbjy-t of intendents for the 1921-22, the State Board or Education authorfted the Superintendent .of Public Instructioft to allow from he -equalizing fund sal aries for two .teachers for pie year 1922-23 only ' when' the average at tendance of pupils "reaches fortr. heretofore It has been thirty, and to zz as. tne oasis lor.deternnning the number of teachers that may be al lowed for the year 1922-23. This to gether with the reduction in the nam--ber of high school tachers and super visors already provided for will effect a saving of about $250,000. . A public hearing for Approval of location and plans for construction of a bridge across the Capi Fear river at Elizabethtown will be v held in Vie court house at Elizabethtown ar 1 p.-m August 17th.