JURY DRAWN FOR COURT
The jury for the January term
of Polk County Superior Court
beginning January 29th has been
drawn. Judge Wilson Warlick of
Newton will preside with Solicitor
C. O. Ridings representing the
state. The list is as follows:
First Week—Arthur Reynolds,
L. A. Avant, Vernon Wilson, John
Cowan, C. W. Constant, Ernest
Kerhulas, S. L. Feagan, S. J. Mc
Carter, W. E. Johnson, C. A. Mar
tin; J. C. Walker, Robert Dalton,
H. E. Thompson, T. C. Stewart,
Atlas Bishop, R. M. Hall, Henry
Moss, Gaither Johnson, J. W. Fea
yan, D. P. Henderson, J. 0. Hayes,
D. H. Miller, J. C. Swain, Hugh
Ward, W. H. Ledbetter, R. H.
Jabe Laughter, J. Belton
Tolbert Odell, Boney Con
ner; Edgar Prince, V. C. Tate,
F. S. Bishop, E. E. Gartfett, W. C.
Horton, L. R. Durham, Homer
Durham, Earley Heatherly, Dex
ter Rogers, Charlie Ashley, J. W.
Flynn, R. H. Prince.
Second Week—J. W. McDowell,
Lee Cudd, J. N.. Williams, Seth
M. Vining, J. F. Edwards; O. L.
Fagan, Earl Johnson, S. L. Hines,
P. A. Bishop, Ralph Erskine,
James Fisher, John Gibspn, Ed
Metcalf, Belt Jackson, W. M.
Barber, C. V. Elliott, D. D. Brad
ley, B. L. Ballenger.
AT LANIER CLUB
The regular meeting of the
Lanier club on Jan. 4th was one
of great interest al*L variety, pre
senting four speakers who rep
different phases of our war
ies.
Ts Miss Betty Doubleday of
Tryon told her experiences in Afri
ca when she was a representative
of the American Red Cross, one
could be sure that not only did
she find her work rewarding but
also that soldiers in hospitals ap
preciated the Red Cross through
Miss Doubleday’s services and
personality.
Chaplain Broadus Wall of the
U. S. Naval Convalescent hospital
at Kenilworth, Asheville, to’d of
his work in preparing men to re
turn to civilian life, of the men’s
appreciation of the Christmas gifts
sent from Western North Caro
lina, of the recreation and activi
ties provided for the men in hos
pitals.
Lieut. Marvin Golden of Moore
General hospital called himself
assistant in reconditioning—men
tal and physical—giving a picture
of the care taken for these two
sides of the needs of men in the
hospital.
Major V. Johnson of Camp Croft
spoke of the efforts of his office
in helping men to settle law, busi
ness, allowance, allotment and in
surance problems. Through his de
partment bond purchases for last
November and December amounted
to ?4 ,fo of Camp Croft’s military
payroll.
, The hostesses for the social hour
that followed the program were
Mrs. B. B. Turck and Mrs. Daniel
P. Mitchell.—Goitributed.
Mrs. Sam Wa’ker was called to
Detroit Monday by the illness oi
her little nephew, Barry White,
the little boy had a piece of
a nutshell loaded in his windpipe.
When Mrs. Walker’s last message
came, the doctors had succeeded
in removing part of the shell, but
had Barry in an oxygen tent, and
would not try for the remaining
part until the next day.
Members of the Columbus lodge
of Woodmen of the World are
serving a chicken supper Saturday
night at the Woodman hall in
Columbus.
WANT TO BUY: Copies of The
Polk County News of December
29th. Will pay 5c each for them.
Please send to Bulletin oITice.—Ady
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