OAKDALE LEAFLETS
St hoc! Optna Today—Pemnwal Mon
Corrospondonee of Tho Roboaonian.
Lake Viow, S. C., R. Z, Sopt. 12
School will open at Oakdale Monday,
Sept. 17. AH tho parents with their
children are urged to ho present on
the first morning.
Mr. Clyde Bullard of the Corro
Gordo section was in this vicinity
Sunday p.m.
Mrs. Rob Rogers and daughter, Mrs
Ola Hayes, from Mullins, were visi
tors Saturday night at the home of
Mr. J. Q. Spivey.
Mr. J. M. Sparkman returned to his
home Saturday from the Baker sana
torium, Lumberton, where he was a
jpatient for sometime. He is very
much'improved and his many friends
ore glad to see him back home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Spivey and lit
tle daughter, Elisabeth, spent Satur
day night at the home of his grand
father. Mr. Henry Spivey.
A crowd of the poung people went
to Lake Waceamaw Saturday. They
report a very nice time.
Among those from Oakdale sec
tion that attended serices at Bear
- Swamp church Sunday a. m. were
Miss Lillian Harrington, Mr. and,
Mrs. Winston Ivey, Mr. and Mrs Ma-I
com Ivey, and Mr. B. N. Evans and
famtiiy. They Report vtery interest-'
Ing services.
Best wishes to The Robesonian and
its large circle of readers. '
SUBSCRIBE TO THE ROBESON
IAN. *2.0* A YEAR.
MOTKE OF C.MM,E..Egg< ,
Under the authority vested in the under
signed commissioner. by virtue of. a certatn
judgment of the Superior Court of Robeson
County, entitled "Bonk of Parkton. et a). vs.
p H. Fisher, et ai". the undersigned com
missioner wit!. on the 10th day of October,
1923 at twelve o'clock Noon, offer for sate
and 'sell to the highest bidder for cash the fol
lowing described lands, to-wit: ...
Lying and being in the County of Robe
son State of North Carolina, and Beginning
at a .stake in the. riaht-of-way of the Atlan
tic Coast Line Railway, at the tresseli of
said road on Dunn Swamp on theeast side
-of said railroad, them with the right-of-way
to y. D. GilitCs corher; them with CilMsg
Uine to the AeaSemy eorner in said iine: thee
with McNeill line to J. D. Ctilb'a earner
tright in front of a barn door in the bid road,
then with J. D. Giliis's iine to hia eomer in s
ditch in Thomas lisa, them with Thomas line
to the swamp at high water: them up the
meanders of said swamp to the beginning,
containing (10#) one hundred acres, more or
been previously sold prior to the "ft**'*****
„f the dmtd of trust reoprded in Booh dl, page
47t. Registry of Robeson County
Dated this the #th day of September, IMA
H. E. STACY.
P-1S-4 Thurs. Commissioner.
NOTRE OR SUMMON*.
North CtroHM*. Robeeon CoJirty. Ir tat
'mseriov Court.
Alice Smith vs. Chariie Smith.
To the Defendant Charlie Smith:
Ym, will take n.tk^ that a. action has
gmn instituted in the Superior Court M
tobeson County enbtlod as above *°*
purposing of obtaining an absolute divorce 1
m the grounds Of adultery and desertion. You
will furtbe take notice that you are rc<l"hred
^ be before the underamcned CierK <
of the Superior Court of Robesgg County at
the "CmsfAoase in Lamberton, N., C., on the
t#tb day of Oebdmr, MM, amk^mwer or
hnnurU ge eomplaint, whkh will -bv found
on me in the office of 'the Cierb of the Su
perior Court, andi if you fail to bnswer or
#emur to said aowidinbwtipn twenty days
from th^ roturn date hefebf. that the rebef
sought by tl& pialn^kHik^gan^
This the l#th. da]) of Septwhbv. MM
C. B. SK1PPER7 - ^
Clerk of the Superirr Court.
Johnson A Johnson. i
Attomcb^ f-ar theplatnt:ff: #-l!-4 Thurs. j
DR. P. J. CHESTER
York Post Graduate
ANNOUNCES
The Opening of an Office In
The Pittman Hospital,
Fayetteville, N. C.
Practice Limited to Eye. Bar,
Nose and Throat
(MOD MEAT!
Th&t'a the kind we aeiL Be*
w HI Mmd. Pork. Be.
prieee paM fw
gwodTheef cattle.
tummy Mum
Than* (ML LvmbaHan. N. 0
time
to Re4&*?
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Battery Service Co.
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Agw i- City
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LAKE VIEW NEWS.
Revive! in November—Much Tobac
, c. Handled—New Ginnery—Schoo!
Opens—New Keaidence.
By W. H. M. Brown.
Lakeview, S. C., Sept. 13—A revi
ve! meeting wiH commence here the
second Sanday in November in the
Baptist church, conducted by Rev.
Asbury Psni oi Lumber on.
Are three tobacco warehouses here
are said to have bought a good quani
ty of tobacco some of it coming as
far as from Hoke county, some
from Robeson. Good prices are said
to have been paid. One of the houses
is a co-operative, two independent!
, A ne v ginnery is being built here,
and wiH soon be in overation.
Schcol opened Sept. Srd with Prof.
J. B. Thorn principal. Assisting him
arc 10 other teachers. The enroll
ment is ab ut k50 or ^00. Ttpo tracks
are used, to bring the children from
the country to school.
Mr J. B. Thom, whose residence
wa* Burned a year ag<^ ha^pqw cpm
pis ted another nice Mme and has
moved into same.
Miss Lucile Ppwell left a few days
ago, going away to teach school.
Mrs. John Lupo, is visiting her
daughter Mrs. M. J. J. Johnson.
Lake View is situated near the
South and North Carolina iine and
is inhabited by both North and
South Carolina people. It is a com
ing iittle town; its people are clever
und industrious. Lake View has 18
stores, a barber shdp, 2 garages, gas
filling station, shoe shop, beef mar
ket, cafe, bank, drug store, hotel, 3
churches, a splendid school.
ELROD AND PURVIS NEWS,
School Begins—Protracted Meeting
at Purvis-^-Persoaal Alcntin.
Correspondence cf The Rrb jonian.
Elrod, Sep .. 14—School 3gan* at
Elrod last Monday, rd. Itr. Pate
Gibson of Gibson is teacher .his year.
Misa Lena McLean of Rowland is
the guest of Misses Annie and Thel
ma Bullard this week.
Mrs. J. E. Bridgers spent a few
days last week with relatives in Latv
ia, S. C.
Miss Ruby Adams, who is attending
school at Philadelphia, spent last
week-end with home folks. She was
Accompanied by Mias Hattie McMil
lan. who was her guest for the week
end.
Masters Louie and Euclid Adams
were carried to Thompson hospital
tast Thursday and operated on for
adenoids, returning Friday and are
gettfhg along nicely.
A protracted meeting is in session
At Purvis Methodist church this
week. Mr. Woodall, the pastor, is do
ing the preaching. Large crowds are
Attending and great interest is hew
ing shown.
Mr. W. M Bridgers attended the
soldiers reunion at Winston-Salem
last week and was accompanied on hia
return by his nephew and niece Mr.
end Mrs. Norment Bridgers, who
spent a few day? here with relatives.
Mr. John Bridgers celebrated his
77th birthday last Monday. Several
of his children and grandchildren
spent the day with him. Among
those from a distance were Mrs. TV.
T. Barnard of Pee Dee, S. C., and i
Mrs. 3. L. Bridgers of DiHion, S. C. j
DISTRICT PYTHIAN MEETING.
Red Springs Lodge Will be Host to
12 Lodges of 10th District October
2nd.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Red Springs, Sept. 13—Red Springs
lodge No. 235, Knights of Pythias,
will be host to representatives of
tweive lodges on October 2nd, the oc
casion being the tenth district meet
ing. Grand Chancellor L. L. Caudle
of Charlotte will be the guest of the
lodge and make the principal address.
Thomas L. Mears of Wilmington, su
preme master of the exchequer, and
Supreme Representative W. C. Crist
of Winston-Salem have been invited
to attend. Wives of the delegates
from visiting lodges will be invited
and & special program arranged far
their entertainment. A business ses
sion will be held in the afternoon
with a big Pythian fallp at night fea
tured by music hnd addresses by
prominent Pythians.
The twelve lodges making up the
district are Crqnley of Acme, Clark
ton, Clinton, Cumberland of Fayette
!vilie, Hallsboro, McDonald, Rase Hill
Rowland, Wallace, StonewaM and
Clarendon of Wilmington, Red
Springs. ,
Richmond Pearson, Diplomat and
I Politician, Passes,
t Richmond Pearsptl, one of the
outstapding figures in State and
National poiitics a score of y?r'3
ago .dipiomat and former Congress
j man, died at his home, " ' h ' i:'
Hill, near Asheville, Sept. 12. He was
71 years old He was a member of
the State Legislature in the '80s and
was 3 times elec ed to Cohyriss from
the Ninth N. C. district as a Repub
lican. His father, Richard Mumford
Pearson, was chief justice of the Su
preme court of North Carolina fropa
a period several years !bef re the
war betweep the states to his death
in 1878. He entered Princeton uni
versity at the age of 16, was graduat
ed 4 years later. He was appointed
consul of Verviere and Liege; Bel
gium, by President Grant, resigning
in 1877 and returning to the United
States. In 1901 he was appointed U.
S .consul at Geno, Italy, by Presi
dent Roosevelt and in a year was ap
pointed minister to Persia. He dis
charged the dudes of his post with
such success that President Roose
velt cabled his "commendation for
'energetic and efficient service" and
soon after appointed him envoy ex
traordinary and minister plenipoten
tiary to Greece and Montenegro which ;
vost he held for 2 years. In 1909 he
resigned from the diplomatic service
and returned to the United States
and retired *from public life.
Eaay Td
YoaC*"
With
When you darken your h*^ wKj
...j A. Mttt.
.th.r i,^imt. <g*L,^jy*%
—- Mgn of old age, *«d- aa
sra*;?^'^
tnd ioo^ yeare younger^
FLORA MACDONALD COMJg*
OPENS FOR FALL TERM.
^ throwing states ryr^ted
in th. student ^.Hm.nt^an^MMa^
nf two states over last year. AUMww
tuckv. Mississippi North
Pennsylvania, South
..M, Texas, Virginia and wesL v.ir
giniA. Two foreign co-Mitries, (Buna
and.Japan, appear on tbej^t l^
board of trustees will meet here on
Friday morning to discuss
hi connection with the further ex
pansion of the college. -.ahciatian
The General" Alumnae association
has been active during the past weeks
^ c^r^ out the college bemit^
plan under the direction of Mr^ W;
B .Sikes, chairman, wiOi -he^^L^
ine results: office of the faculty oaau
refurnished; eight faculty ^
furnished and repainted;
the college auditorium katsomu^
The class of 1912. has Placed, ah^o*
soma alumnae register bound, in R^
!S%alf and containing fivA hundred
pages, in the rotunda of Ihe^Bag
^President Vardell, Miss, Bella Me
president of the aJnnmae as
aSShm, and members of ilm jcs
cnAive committee were m. cMiferaac
hart yesterday and plaa& were out
lined {or the celebration, of Founders
Day, Oct. 23wl, wbenthe a.umnae
wHi gather for the dwusmMi of
X5rInterests. Repres^tatives of the
43 branch assoc iatiun&^e **P*<*"*
to be present and one of North Caro
Rna s distinguished, women will make
thn address of the day.
that Hatchery Near
Establish
L?^m^"ng ^ th. State l^hgea
omission board at Morehead-Clg
: week it was decided bo establish
ass hatchery near FayetteviHe apd
locate the mam trout hatchey
ir Marion. Auxiliary trout hotphe
s also wiQ be established a^^r
Gep or at Boone and G&imney
:k in Jackson county or ^ * *i*a
- to be decided upon in Haywoc.d
mtv, provided land end water
hts and other requirements of the
ird can be acquired^
Fresh Fish f
Fyeeh Egg*
Fresh Beef &U the time
Our price* are the best
CAIN & BULLARD
Phone 313
at !RA B,Y0WN5LWD,MCR
tr*ct of Madia Britts Tosmahb. Robeaon
County CwtfM, adjoining the Jands
y Of. H. 'K Mw. J. a. Tbootpeon, RT D.
Cbldweii & ^d and othin*. containing ap
rr-. fbOy dmcribed b^
^*S.*SLK;s?A*dS g $SLfT
yM# is du'r rtgbbreO ha tb# ofBce of the
Negiatcr of Deeds of Bah**** County &
Boole IK. pegs 1M.
(b) A certain tmotafUnafi* Weharta
Township. Robeson County; Nerth Cervine,
eontaining M acres.'. mw on teaa^ npd beta*
the seme [and convened by H. T. Flowers,
!M*. Wife. Liiiie Fbwor. * W. P.
duly regiatered !n fBse Of
(r of Deeds df Robbyeep (
page!9.
b- A certain tract oflRAid!
, Robeson County. HBntb
My described In adsedi ffene RStBn Pbpo to
tXd ^iy^M^d '
ten of Deeds of Robeson OBonty its BoeA Ml
PH****0.
(of A certain tract of tbtdl in HMM* *%son
teRfR W ninnnn County, MA^ts-r&efdthw, pfnta
i*ing # acres, more or' lose,, and; beiagF Bdly da.
iserahd in a deed from Ohafity Nb^# and!
adtatn dated Aptll 22n<t IMS, anA duly re
gistered in the Office of the RUtataa of Deeds
a# Robeson County in Bbo^ 6-P; pays W
! W A certain tract od-jand bt BMtts Tbwa
ialHp, Robeson County, WoetH Carrdica^ eoo
jtaininy a acres, more sr idea, and! betw fni
^ iy described in a deed frosts C, R; McAiibter.
{AstH&nee of R. L. Wiieo^to W. P^HhfOMbtm
;daMd March 12th, 19IB^. and! dtdy regMaradt
in the Office of he Register .A Deeds of
Risbeson County in BopiR 6?W, page- 606,
%) A certain tract e&'lynd Br HHttd Tbssn
}Shfp. Robeson County Ndrth oChciinss, oon
, taming 3 acres, more or lees,, and beBsyr the
sons# conveyed by W. J.' PtevatC. Mbrtgsgeo to
W. P. McAUiater by deed dated' the-day
of done, 1916, and dhiyy registered: iht tbe Of
Hite of the Register of Deeds of Rnhnstb
{dRAaty i" Book 6-0, ppao tKA
I fb) A certain tract of iand ih- tanabeaton
.Tbwnship, Robesoa Cttonty, NhrQt, Carolina
containing 1-2 nena, and being the same
(Rued conveyed by Rc D. MtMMiH Mmtgagee.
bW. P. McAiiisty^{)yydaodtdat)ad B^eember
iRRb. 1911. and daiTy regia tsaod Bt BhaOffice
ef the Register td Deed* ed BhAsssm County
-(DA ct%iThoct$frion*aBmsAa.Sn Britta
D***!Mh*m <am.tr **M*
P*ze*MH
J") A.<*rt*h.ti*?t of had ^MMSf in
as^gra&%!TgiJ'
SM &3HTM,"x. ^5F3
*^TM. 3" 7* <hr<* Sopt-nbor, IMK
Third TrC! ^howon and' dbaoriih# as tract
Mo. M, im thh potaMon. atQMMhy tbo aboM
i escribed tmot, !fm.C Hat ZamHarhat Tow.
ahip. eontiinirta onw aero; morw or hunt For
a fui! and! conMCr dtaarMMr o# MM iamb
toe deed rocardtdi in- Bbob M!: pstgr $2Z.
Fourth Tfsct: Khown end! dbatanatad Ms
tract No. tt; in tha^ petitions iheated in Luca
barton .. ThwMtbPiBnbeaon eooadr.. oontah#
& ?, ST'i^Kgg? 5SS? i*S3i'
*-V.*<6M.4T8..< -t - ... , .
Fifth Tract t Kbown and dcaoribod an Ot
No. M, in tRe. PatKhn. ^patwi &i Wh.hajrt^
TownaMhe. awaUcbt thn Madb atf Grip FIMH
tips. Ha woe rts an# other*., aontahting 50 aeo<w,
more ar iosa. For- a Rdtdaatrhthn non dhod
SacWTraobr damribod aa haet
No. Ut the pnt!!#brr, ho^lad in HowadhadBa
TownaitiP. Bphaon 'Tsar-r. adjoining* 3c
ian^ Adhh WBih. WSSbsa WiUie andl#<aa.
cootnining 1C n.v<*. fwr a Mi deanription
tMdtod!MCPadM*a<hah*J. pazoHM;
Tbg. Mhndctovnahta heated t*tl<wn
bCn wi!t b. sotd an An above nacad data
oat the- prtaaiSM:
atwonthTbaatt t*oata* in the town of
bumb^ton^ Ht beta# I^t No. 1. in Btoch 7t$.
aocordtng to. tba affhhi neap of** town of
L-'.#
tha^eonth sddw of the Bsahsstnd A3' tine
ass5 "*?s*
paint fin the- west bank of 5'^nher River in
the edge ofr tha r%ht-of-wazf oft Mb* Seeboard
Air Line^tlWay Company and runs paaaiiei
with said aizht-af-way ahoot north $5 west
A75 chain*- to a stake in adjes of said
r**ht-of-wan; thence south H 1-4 west 4.6B;
chains to a stkhe in the,of)Bb of a ditch:
thence sodth M vast 16.a0fchahet to a stake
in the edhe of the Fahmsossk Road; thence
with th* nhn-nf said roatEsen^ 95 west U
eha!ms J^ss .tjhe. Cotton 3BR Stanch ' Canal
thence with the edye of said eanai south 49
east l.kR cMana to a staitat thence south 15
east 7 dtsksa tc a stakat bkekese south 57 1*3
east 9-96 chains to a staiba in the edge of said
canal: 13one* across saisf; GOSSon Mili Branch
Caaai south 95 west t chains to h ,stake;
thenne saafh 9 west 17.39 chains to a stake in
the afRa of th* Lovatk Read: then** south,
95 l-teant 18 1-9 chains to a stake: then.
aaaEb 93 asst 9 ehahsa. T9 Units to. a staks:
thesssy ensETw sank 9R shaisis 93 links to n
wsA* oak: then nsxHs B east 3 ^isdns th
1 oath* River; then** up the vathms- oownet
of Rnsshar River tn a sweat tusa 3w*. on the
bank of said river at whatis known, aa Ahifa
!Qsoa,: thanes naa th 9 wash runninn
atkOR tha iina nf tan acres in which a Me
sstata. is reserved tn Mrs. R-C-W- Toon.. 3k M
skeins to a atnhtM thanes ssertk 8& 1-A east
aionu tha iina *f said tan aerss 393 chaise
—TM?t JMSt
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^OVERHEATING? The Meet Boss knew the oil
VV wasn't to b!ame, for it was giving entire sat
^faction in ail the other cars. Matter of fact, the
water pump was nearly wom out and the radi
ator partly dogged up. Drivers marvel at the
unfailing accuracy of the Fleet Boss' advice.
"It's just long experience and common sense,"
he tells them. j
Polarine is the finest oil you can get today, be
came the men who make have been through
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You can trust the unfailing quality of the oil
''they give you. If you use Polarine regularly
you're sure f one thing about your car—the Oil
is RIGHT, experience has, in quar.dty produc
tion and ciEcient distribution, kept it moderate
in price, too.
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