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-15^ Supper Night of Nevemher
* ..
Crresopqndence of The Robesoman.
'Smiths, < Lumberton, 5) Nov. f
School la progressing nicely ui^er
the management of Rev. E. L. PnAer
as principal, with Misses Annie Came,
MargaMtt Odum and Sue Covington
asassiatuata.
Mr. mid MM. Arch. Spiv*y and Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Spivey of Lumber
ton visited at the home of Mr. Charlie
Spivey Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Sandy Sessoms had the mis
fortune -of falling from a grape vine
last week and breaking her hip, but
is now rapidly improving.
Several in this community attended
the Cape Fear fair in Fayetteville last
week and report this to be one of the
best fairs they have ever attended.
Misses Margaret Odum, Annie Caine
and Sue Covington, teachers in the
school here, were Lumberton visitors
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. J. M. Wilson has returned from
Baker's sanitorium, Lumberton, where
he went for treatment on account of
a yeilowjacket sting.
Messrs. Britt and Stone of Mt.
Elim visited in this community Sun
day afternoon.
There will be a box supper, voting
and guessing contests at the schooi
house here Friday night, Nov. 9. Pro
ceeds for benefit of school. Everybody
cordially invited to come, and good
order requested.
HALLOWEEN PARTY AT HOME
OF MR. AND MRS. G. W. COLE.
Sunday School Class of Boys Enjoy
a Wonderful Good Time.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
St. Paul, Nov. 2—At the home of
Mrs. G. W. Cole Wednesday night
7:15 o'clock, her little Sunday school
class of boys gathered to enjoy them
selves for a while, being about 18 in
all. We had a wonderful good time.
The parlor was dimly lighted when
the guests arrived. Many beautiful
flowers of fall and fems were in the
room, the color scheme being black
.*ad orange. Everything was very
ghostly looking.
When all arrived safely and said no
ghosts or witches frightened them
oh their way to the party, everything
and every one was ready for a good
time.
First we played some interesting
games, then to all their surprises they
heard a witch in another room but
soon every one grew quiet once more
and in came the waiter. She served
first paper dishes of popcorn. Then
we all engaged in another game, for
getting about witches. In came a
witch just as black as could be and
served lemonade and sweet cakes to
the bunch, then she gave us some
beautiful red apples and asked if any
one in the room could play the piano
and to her surprise one little boy
ot& of 18 satd he could, it being Frank
Rantsom. He played a beautiful
waltz and the witch danced. Many
good laughs were passed through the
crowd when they spied a great big
pumpkin sitting on the window sill
winking his eyes at the crowd.
Then the witch decided to play a
piece of music, so she sat down to the
piano and played one of her songs
and sang it. When this was all over
sdme one said "let's play another
game". We all engaged in another
game, and right in the mist of the
game a My green collard came whiz
zing through the crowd and we heard
some one from outside the room cry
"bed time". We don't know but all
think it was another witch. So all
left saying they had enjoyed one more
Halloween that they would never for
get and went home to dream of the
witch.
The following are members of the
{Sunday school class: Graham Johnson,
Richard Bames, George Lane, Jen
nings Lane, Frank Rantsom, Jimmie
Rantsom, Carl Taylor, Doris El
lis, Hermorm Ellis, Roy Sinclair,
Douglas Sinclair, Lyton Blackbem,
%}ggar Bullard, Henry Mishoe, Jen
nings and Robert Pittman, Raymond
Cole, Grace Pittman, Pauline Cole.
The three waiters were Mrs. M. D.
P&tm*n, Mrs G. W. Cole, Miss Mar
garet Cole.
CtMtME Of UFE
UBESIEMMS
upon
_. Pa.-" I took your medi
throuch the Change of Life and it
(M wonaers tor me.
1 waa down in bed
when I started to
take it and weighed
95 pounds. I had hot
Hashes and waa ao
nervous and weak
that everything
would get black ana
inould not see. !
would ait and ary and
did not know what i
waa crying Aw.Knce
I have been taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetame yom
^ d I feei younger than I did ten
$ago, and My friends ail tell
work for a iamny 01 seven now.* wu^ w
glad to answer any woman who writes
me in regard to mv case."--Mrs. JOHN
MYERS, 56 Union St., Greenville, Pa.
Many letters similar to this have been
nnbiished testifying to the merit of
tydia E^Pinkhain'e yegetable Com
pound. They are sincere expressions
"grom
from women who describe as beat they
can their feelings before and after takmg
this well-known medidne.
Many times they state m them letters
theirwillingness to answer women who
write the^ It is an offer dictated by
gwkitadeendadadretohelpothsss.
tAof ein&ayrc** you
can be attic!:ty checked by Dr.
^Ohg's New Htscovery Gentiy.
hartaiessiy it sthmuhtes !be mu
coes ntetubmnes to throw o#
t T^o^W Itx-retit'M. The cough
ing paroxysms arecontmMedand
the irritation that is causing the
cough protnptiy dears away.
DR. KINGS MPty DMCOMEgy
BY !RA B TOWWSEND.Mcw
The Fire Bells Do Not Tell Yon
Whether There is a Financial
Loss or Not. The Insur
ance Companies Can TelL
Tei! Yon That
The Ciang! Clang! clang of the
hre engine wakes many a man up
to the necessity of taking oat in
surance before it is too late. Don't
wait for the hook and ladder com
pany; they don't sell insurance,
lo.
3AMM BLOC
HJM86HT0M,Mt,
/to Re-tko?
t (Buy Fi*)
*******
TiHES
Battery Service Co.
Lumberton, N. C.
Enetaeive Agency & City^
FRES-CO-MTE
PAWT
M^ Oa ^'8 and cen
ame! finish.
in white and
't coiora,
&aMK'3.&2yRMK
WILLIE J PREVATT
P. O. Box 1002
LUMBERTON, N. C.
ADMnnSTEATne* uowcz.
Having <tua!ified ae adminietratrix of the
estate of Jam* MeKeMar. iate of Bobooon
County. North Carolina, this in to notify ail
persona having clahna against the satats of
mM deceased to exhibit them to tho nssdar
signed on or before the 4th day of October.
H24. or-this notice will ha pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
All persons indebted to aald aetata will
piease make immediate payment
This the iat day of^taba^MM.
Administratrix of Jamea MeKaBar.
Robert K. Lae .Atty. far Executrix. lt-4-4Thnr
ADMINMTRATORS NOTiCF
Having qualified aa admintatrator of the
ate John F. French, deceased, this ia to noti
y aU peraona having claims against his es
tate to exhibit them to the undersigned at
Lumberton, N. C-. on or before the 36th day
of October. 1!24. or this nptice willbe pisaded
in bar of recovery.
AH persona indebted to said estate wiii
piease make immediate payment to the an
of John?.
Armistice Day
Proclamation.
Governor Prwtlaima November !! **
Legal HeSlay
Governor Morrison has issoed an
Armistice Day proclamation, as fol
lows:
"Under the provisions of chapter
237 of the pubiic laws of 1919, it be
ccpaoa the doty of the governor annu
ally to proclaim and set aside Novem
ber 11, Armistice Day, as a legal holi
day. This year this date falls on Sun
day.
"Now, therefore, 1. Cameron
Morrison, Governor of North Caroli
na. do hereby proclaim and set aside
Monday, November 12, 1923, as a le
gal holiday, commemorating the sign
ting of the armistice, and 1 earnestly
call upon the peopie of the state to
observe it with appropriate exercises,
not in a boastful spirit, but with gra
titude to the God of nations who
brought us through the conflict vic
torious, because the fight was a just
one."
t ' * .
immunazaMon ana posstme care or
tuberculosis by vaccination may be
the outcome of a recent visit to Ox
ford university by Dr. C. A. Shore,
director of the State laboratory of
hygiene, to study recent developments
and experiments made by Dr. Georges
Dreyer, a distinguished Dutch bacte
riologist, states a news item in the
Raleigh News and Observer, announc
ing that Dr. Shore was ha.-k in his of
fice Wednesday after 6 weeks in Eng
land.
Vulcanizing Business Good!
' Jess Winters writes, "My vulcaniz
ing business has been great recently.
Rats are eating holes in tires every
where. Farmers better get rid of rats
and protect their tires." Royal Guar
anteed Rat-Kake will destroy rats!
Sold and guaranteed by Grantham
Bros. Adv.
GOOD MEAT!
Thefe the Mad we sell,
eg for Beef, ail Made
good!*** ctttl*. __
Phone Lumberton. W. 0
4. H. MN!)S* MARKH
^ROFESSMNAL CARDS
R J Brio t amer J. Britt
E. J. & L. J. BR!TT
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
iffices 1. 2. and 3. Freeman Building,
fiumberton. North Carolina. Free.
Jce in both State and Federal Courts..
rompt attention given all business, f
PJERTEL CARLYLE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Notary Pubiic in Office.
Offices over Freeman Priutmg C*
Prompt attention gtvon to aW una
^^BERTO^t.
!. A. McKinnon Davlo H. Pallor
D. P. MeKidnon
McKINNON. FULLER *
McKINNON
Attorneys at Lew
Offices in Lumberton Cotton MlH
Building
LUMBERTON, North CaroHns
ra.tMHiemL.rr. g. HmMKHW. w
McNciH & Hackett
Attomoya-At-Law.
MMS J. GOODWtM
ATTORNBT-ATLAW
oatwtOt* NMhMtlhtt
John G. Proctor
„" "AT LAW
Gh.hB<d%gfon*Hr!y*M**biW
vJndgn T A. MeNeHL
t. W. *tL<*n DMbgnMdL*:
.. E Varecr *L*;8t*g
HeMEAN, VARNER, MoLEAF
A 8TA0Y.
Attomaya At Law.
uPMBHHTON. - Naath CaroCv
W. B. !VEY
Attorney and Cwmndwr at Law.
OAcaon Second FSoot -
Building. Went Fifth
N. C.
ttephon McIntyre B.C.L*i
lansaaD. Proctor Bobt A. McIntyre
MdNTYHB, LAWRENC* A
PROCTOR,
AttoraeyaaadCounaeUwsat !**
LUMBHRTOM. N. C
McIntyre BuiMing, Fifth and Chcat
nnt Streets, Beat of Court House.
.^rooMoo in State and Federai ^jur%.
Prompt attention given to a!! buainaa*
fhoainaL. Johnson E. M. Jomat
JOHNSON A JOHNSON
Aaoraewg^CogyUors at
in OMsA OMeoaev*
"! have had troabte
S. M*a*ota. * **2
St. Tea*. "WMa
iwodMgetconatipated.iwouM
<cd a diaay ieeiiag * my
head. Togetnpiathatnorning
with a Hg^ana * the head and
ptrembiy teehng *ohen a atga
t!mt (he atomach (a mg of order.
For A* i *o* 7Baptwf'a
Bthcfr-DraggA/, and without a
douht can aay i have never
found ha equai in aay Over
medicine, it not oniy cteana
the Hver, hut ieavea you in auch
a good condition. ! have uaed
it a tong time, when food doea
not aeem to aet weH. or the
atonrach ia a Htt!e aour."
i K it i*'t!
Thediord*$
) !t bat)
BMM-DRAUGHT
*1 Liver Medicine, fj
NOTICE.
North Carolina, Robeson County. In the Su
perior.
Ed Wortham vs. Mattie Wortham.
The defendant abov, named wit) take no
tice that an action entitled aa above h*s been
commenced in the Superior Court of Rsbcsm
County to obtain an abeoiutt divorce on the
ground* of adultery: and the caid defendant
will further take notice that che ic repaired
to appear before C. B. Shipper, Cierk of the
Superior Court of Robeson County at hie of
fice in the court houae in Lumber ton. N. C.
on the 10th day of Novaanber.lOM. and an
swer or demur to the complaint in aaid ac
tion, and let her take notice that if ahe foil*
to answer or demur to the aaid eompiaint
within twenty daya from aaid date, the plain
tiff wili apply to th- court for the reiief de
manded in the complaint.
This 10th. day of October. IMS.
C. B. SKIPPER.
Rritt A Britt Cierk of the Superior Court.
Attorney!. 10-15-4 Mon
NOTICE AND SUMMONS.
North Carolina Robeson County. In the Su
perior Court
Mrs. Mora Mae Stone, vs. Roiand K. Stone.
T- *he ft-fQndant WoWnd Y. St?*,,
YOU WHA. TAMM MOTiCH Ant wnacti
baabaanAaAutadin AaSwpariorCourt<^
M'hawaw Cowaty na abora awthiad. for a*
parpaaa of on
H<- yrowwd <W ndwltary: pad yaw wti! father
Aha fwMaa !W *" rwpthrcd to be and
A before th, under, bfawd Ce-h .f t .
Cawrt *f Bobawoa County at M.
, — Lwna barton. WorA Camiine. <m the
swuy o# Xw#)nb#r. HMM. <n^ #f
^-<6.5 arjs2trn?a^r"* *—*
t AMD YOU A*z
Must.!!
ruYTHM wornmtn
and anawar or
Aa aald
HA Ay of Moreanber. 1924.
faaaandad by the piaAtiff arii!
tba 19A
[ Clarh
19-154
Ay a# OatobA. 1922.
A B.
Owurt Bobmaw County
TEMWnnrtaALEOfLAWB.
Undor and by rtrtaa of Ao power and an
Aority aonfarrad A a aartaA dead af truat.
da tad Worawtbar 29A 1929. and duty rayiatar
od in tba offic af &ta Bay ht tar of DmA- of
County A Booh of Daeda af Trust
No. 47. at poya 19i, tha nndaraignad Trua
taa. arili aa Toaaday Nay. 29A. 1922. at M
taada and pra
o'aioak Nona, at Ao Cowrtbouaa door in the
Town of LuAbortob. M. C, of far for aata.
at pubiic aaettaa. to tha Myhaat Mddar. fot
each. t^a foiiowAy daacribod taad
Ataac. to-wtt:
!n Atfordaviiia Townahtp. adjoining tha
And# af Ainta i^tmhar Company. Hattie
Currie. Hendaraon Lowria and othara. and on
tha aaat aide of Shoa Haai Craah:
Bayinniny at a atahe by tbraa phwn and
runa thanea wAt 26 ehaina to a atnhaby
two pinoa; thanea Worth 7! waat 9 aha in# to
a ataha by tbraa ptnaa: thawaa aouA 75 waat
5 ehaina: thanea aouA M M chain* to a ataha
by four phtaa; tbanaa aaat MUt ehatna to a
tataha: tbanaa direct to tha bayinning, aon
ta intag fb4 aaraa baing aama iawda aon ray ad
by Waii! MeDonatd to Daniei McBae aaa Booh
6-0. at paya 4M.
Hacaptiny. however. 6! aaraa within aaM
boundariaa. now ownad by Hattie Currie and
daaaribad aa foiiowa: Bayinniny at a ataha by
3 pine* and runa waat 26 ehaina ta a atahe
by 2 ptnea: thence north 72 weat 2 ehaina to a
ataha by ! pinaa; than aouth 76 waat 5 ahatna;
than aouth i2.!7 chain#: thanea awat 28A9
ehaina; thanea direct to Aa begtnntng; and
Further aaeaptiny. id 1-2 aeraa within aaid
boundariaa now owned by Henderaon Lowria
and daacribtd aa foiiowa: Bcyinniny at an
iron atahe by a doywoad and runa aouth i
wmt 12.17 ehaina to a atahe. Lowrie*' comar :
Acn aouA $5 aaat 12 ehaina A hta next comer
than north 1 aaat 12.17 chain# to a corner:
then direct to Aa bcyinniny 12 ehaina.
Tbia the 25th day of October. 1922
R. A. MelNTYRB.
19-26-4 Thura. True tea.
AOMiNiSTRATOV* NOTBCt
of the
HSvtns qnaiified ss administrator
estate of the Rev R .A. Hedypeth. -—,
iate of Robeson Coonty ,thh is to notifiy ai!
persons having ciaims against the said estate
to present these to the aadarsignad duty veri
fied on or before the M* dsy of October MM.
or this notice wii he p!ead in hay of their re
aver". AH persons indebted to said mtate wtH
piease make immediate payment f
Th!4 the 1st day of Oct. ittS
Romutas A- HedgReth. Admr.
K. J. * L. J. Britt, A ttys, for Admr
ta-4-e Thors
8ALR OF VALUARLR RKAL KSTATR
The undersigned Receiver of the Bank of
Fairmont wit] on Setardey. November 3rd.
MM. offer for sate at pubihs auction to the
highest bidder for cash, the following descrih
*^FIR8T*^ntACT: A HOU8R AND LOT Ih!
PROCTORVILLR. N. C.. known as the N. C.
Bine honse and iot: same being on Srpuee
and Graham Street in said town, adjoining
the property of C. W. Graham. This iot is
ltt by 1M feet. HOUR OF SALK M O'CLOCK
HOOK
MCWO TKACT A HOUSE AMD LOT
HT M. C ttoown o. tho H. L EE*
h<n** mAh* *4Uotn)t;*th* ^
OoofTot-OnmUMwoo^oaEha*
Thh tA h M hy f^t. H.nr of
y. O).
Thh Octobo? Mth, :#3B.
A. E. EULLOCK.
Eooo4w of Eoob of ]
Thao of Ho!# Howohor HoH. _, ^
MoJH ofotooh aoo* at Proo*ro*Hot #.
to. fotrHMMt. P)ooo of Ho!#, on tho yo.
MOBTGAOB SAL*
By rtrtna of tha powar of <*!*
h) aeartatn mortratf- Daad aaaentadhyB.
W. Prtaa Awnt at. IMS. to Joat BUtt and
wifa Mattnd-) Brttt. to naaora a dabtofaaam
data tharawtth tn tha anm of MtC M and ha
taraat. At# and pnyaMa Baptombar tat. !BM.
Dafautt havina boon mo do )n tha payw
tharaof. I w)t) offar for aata and aat! to
htyhaat btddar for eaah. at tha Coart
door, tn th, town of Lombarton an
N.vambar tZ. !P2! at M oatoah M.
Th* fottowtna daaartbad tract or partat of
tand. tyina and bainp tn Bobaaoa Coanty and
known and daatSnatad aa fottowa. rto:
Oo tha Want aMa of Lumbar Btrar abont
ana and ona hatf mitaa from fray* Staff, and
boundad aa foMowa on tha Worth by WttMnaa
Staphans. on tha tBaat by Witfta tnwaon and
Baa Hranah on tha Sooth by Ban Snttoa an
tha Waat by W. H Brttt. batny tha i
that H f. HMman and wtfa
Htaphmn an tha 4th day of Marah. tMt. aoa
tatnin* fifty aaraa, mora or taaa.
TMt tth day of Oatobar, tMt
D. P. WILLIAMS. Admr. of Joat Brttt
A. B. Bryan. Attorn ay MaHnda Brttt
tt-tt-4 Thnra.
AMfWfBTSATOS'S SOTSCB.
Hartny ooaltfiad aa mhninhtmbnr. a. t- a. ad
tha aatata of Mra. M B.Davta.daaaaa*d,tata
of BtAaaon Coanty, thta ta to noBfy nB par
hnrtay alnbna aynhnt tha aatd aatata ta
hamaaaaatathaaaadaratynadadaatnt
_t or bafora tha Sth day ad Oat. MS4.
or thta notiao wBl ha ptaad tn har of
raaomry. AHporaona tndabta
win ptaaaa maha tmmadtata
Thta tha lat. day of Oat. t!t
A H Stona, Admr C. T.
E- J. A L. J Brttt. Attornaya for tha
S El) A N
been emphatic in in approval cf tha
Fqrd Fow-I&Sr '^edan. In all parte of the country it* <r
and inviting intarior have brought the car inatandy
Now, at it* reduced price, it preeente e more compelling
ewer. Although better looking, roomier, eaaier riding, it i*
forty dollar* lea*
$685.00 !. o. b. Datrett
Thie good-looking, comkwtabie, and dependable Ford eelling at
low price oHK* an ^reeable aolution to your cloeed car
These curs cun be ob&wned throngh
the Ford ^eebfy ^Rarchuse Phw*
H. A. PAGE, JR.
J. H.FMLTB, Manager