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PAGE TWO NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 13TH 199. REPORTER A SERMAN ON THE 75 MILLION CAMPAIGN tiiri. 1111UU1U Hannah Troy "The children of Ephrain being armed and carrying bows turned back in the day of battle." Ps. 78:9 Ephrain is spoken of here as it is in several other places in the Bible as meaning the ten tribes of I S 13. 1 The United States today is cer tainly the modern Ephraim. As Ephraim of old. we are a nation made rich and prosperous in a very short time. It has only been 327 years since the first permanent set tlement was made in America, and oirlv 143 years since we won our L Tedder , T-l 1 1. 7 independence troni rngianu; uu look at us today, the richest and most prosperous country on earth. We have so much that not many of us reallv feel the need of prayer. It ha-h t mo that we were aeaicat- Caroline White Mrs James Grice - Delphia Carter Caroline Purdie Amanda Nobles Mrs Albert Waddell Francis Penny , Susan Allen I W A Sessons J B Walker and wife M L Gore -- j A J Merritt - - iTom Powell j Dan Hodge -. i Dorcas Suggs Sophia Todd ', 1 TU i. ,1 o n A mg our material weann w uuu, anv. realizing the value of spiritual things. "Man cannot live by bread alone, but by every word which proceedeth out of the mouth of God", We hear the saying, "give, you'll never miss it." The thing we need to do is to give to the Lord until we do miss it. We are so bountifully supplied with material things that we don't stop to think where they came from; anything, about the value of spirituaal things; or our utter helplessness without . God who giveth all. Do we ever stop to think about j how wonderfully and miraculously j God has blessed and preserved Us i as a nation? God guided Columbus to the shores of this great conti- j nent.. He guided the pligrim fath-! ers "to the bleak barren shores of : England and "led them to erect the ' churches in the valleys and the lit- tie .school houses on the hills. These 1 our first inhabitants of North Am erica put God first in their lives, i while the Spanish who settled South America erected drinking establish ments and gambling dens. Contrast them today. One a hot bed of igno-1 ranee and Catholicism; tne otner j jl cT3 Vause the greatest. Christian nation on Mamie Wooten earth, even it we no have a multi tude of sins. Just as truly as the Lord led Mos es and Joshua of old, He led Wash ington to take a handful of half naked men with bleeding and sore feet, some times half starved, and win our independence. But God chose the opportune time for His Modern Ephraim, for England was at war with Holland, Spain, and France at the same time. So with all our love for Washington and those who followed him, let us not forget to give God the credit for the victory and our independence. And as much might be said of the guidance of Lincoln, and of Wil son. God chose the man for the hour. What does it all mean? That we are placed in the midst of the na tions. As Ephraim was placed in her day where she could be used in God's hands for carrying the Mes sage of Salvation to the nations around about, so America with the (Continued on page 6 ) E Rob ers on Ida Ward . . Steve Brown - Gertie Stone Kate Bonum Minnie Sing Caroline Jordan Christian Jones Nancy Jones -Council Blackwell Nancy Ellis Mrs Billie Gore -Troy Stephens J W Leonard Dollie Long -D J Connor - -Norman Grainger Van Godwin Mrs Durvis Clowis Daniel Brown -. William Potter -Jim Williams . Sallie Vause Bennie Smith Delia Carroll John Page Spicy Pruitt Moses Stafford B L Sutton E M Spivey . . - . Jessie Johnson Loula Coleman L W Craves Miss council ciacK Martha Nobles Mrs. R E Baxlev Martha Clewjs 7.50 2.00 2.50 4.00 2.00 4.00 5.00 5.00 3.00 3.00 7.50 5.00 5.00 3.00 5.00 5.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 4.00 3.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 2.00 3.00 5.00 5.00 Woodus Kellum solicitor fees Jan term court 402.00 Norman C Shephard court Steno Jan term court 111.34 Dan Hester assisting clerk of court 20.50 El Swartz five days county court officer W H Thompson 6 days court officer - Sam F Baldwin 6 days court officer Whiteville Tele Co., telephone calls. A S Richardson conveying in sane Southern Stamp & State Co stamp for clerk of court - -Edwards & Broughton Ptg Co supplies, register of deeds News Reporter, Adv and Printing Wilmington Star Co Adv bond notice - - W G Spivey, keeper county home Mrs W G Spivey asst. keeper county home Bill Best work at Co home 5.80 1.85 7.50 18.00 18.00 2.85 7.00 1.35 40.50 17.50 8.00 40.50 3.65 Powell & Lewis auto service to Tabor C W Brown case Charley Baldwin work on pump Memory Co., court house supplies A Patterson plumbing work C H and jail 36.35 J L Powell & Co, jail sup plies Memory Co., jail suppiles . Oscar High do 14.02 David Smith, P M, postage for auditor Dave Smith P M postage for sheriff- 65.7fi Postmaster Wananish postage for chairman 11.44 J L Burnev labor and material court: house - - . K B Council, 1 dav on board mileage - J G Butler 1 do - - - D M Thompson 1 9K nn T-W road" VtirV-Vir 5.00 Mechanics & Mai - R750 interest on $2ou.uuv TOTAL $9,458.68 Of Pay roll T-W road wk ending Feb. 7 -- Pay roll N B road wk ending Feb 7 Pay roll N B road wk ending T?V 7 1 Pay roll Tabor -Pireway road 43,84 week ending veo 7i 79.00 Bruce Pierce engr wk enums do 89.52 4.80 5.40 3.60 Feb 7 W O Baldwin I road - The Osgood Co parts - TOTAL - estimate W C Steam Shovel 9.75 56.75 $738.35 40.00 TOTAL :s 311.61 26. 254.06 well 2.50 2.50 4.00 5.00 Eliza Hardee - Emma Anderson ,0 A Brown Lizzie Jones Henry Babson Smithie Hayes i Eliza Barefoot j Barney Powell Miss Fannie Warren Bertie Lee Children Mrs. Lillie C. Kellihan 'Mrs Ezzie Bell Suggs IMrs Willie J Harrelson I Mrs Daisy Dudney Mrs E H Ramsford . January J L Memory 'Mary Memory ; Kathleen Baldwin IZelma Maultsbv -- 66.67 Mrs Lonnie Stroud . 38.00 !,J O Amnions 225.00 IMrs J 0 Amnions 100.00 Ed Schwartz 60.00 J T Lazar 150.000 Lillie Lankford . 50.00 2.00iAlvey Reynolds do 5.00 ;j B Buck do 5.00 Dennis Spivey do 4.00 Pearl Graham do 5.00 Vineland Dry Goode Co, sup 3.00 plies Co home 3.00 G 0 Hardee blacksmith work 5.00 1 Co home - 2.00 R B McRoy & Co.. supplies Co 3.00 home 5.00 J T McKenzie & Co, coffins 2.50 Co home - 5.00 jw L Pate fees II J Pollard 3.50 j case .. . 3.00 T A Adams, do 5.00 I Carlo Hinson fees Mayo Watts 2.50 case - 2.00 H C Jolly do 2.00 Z M Buffkin do 2.50 M D Edmond fees John Car- 5.00 1 ter case 7.50 J E Brown fees J B Graham 3.50 j case - 2.50 !B F Applewhite, do 2.50 jR C Applewhite do 5.00 jCJ Frink fees G S Clemmons 5.00 I case - - iM C Stanley fees James Green J case jD P Strickland fees N D & J I D Waddell case A T Clark fees Ben Kinlaw I case 35.00 Pay roll N B road wk endinsr 4.50 Jan 31, 1924 368.65 7.00 Pay roll N B road wk ending 16.50 Jan 31. 1924 1 209.62 10.50 Pav roll Tabor-Pirewav road 2.00 wk ending jan 31 Pav roll T-W road wk ending 5.25 Jan 31 . Bruce Pierce engr wk ending 4.55 Jan 31 W O Baldwin estimate W C 57.15 road . J L Powell & Co rve, hard surface road McQueen & Griffin wk on truck T-W road - Standard O Co gas-oil T W road 117.23 Standard O Co gas-oil N B road Cleve Goins hay T B road -J A Brown oats T B road J A Taylor sunplies T B road 253.95 J W7 Brooks, do 207.99 R B McRov & Co do 176.53 i 1.00 1.30 1.20 1.55 2.95 2.00 2.40 3.10 .25 10.00 J0.I3 18.75 48.50 o.zo 13.90 70.70 56.00 159.37 Pay rool T-W road wk end ing Feb 14 ---- Pai roll T-P road wk ending TTph 14 Pay roll N B road wk ending Feb 14 ----- 202-8i Pay roll N B road wk ending Feb. 14 L---J-" Pay roll T-P road wk ending Fph 21 Pay roll T-W road wk ending Feb ,21 -- 43-71 Pav roll N-B road wk ending Feb. 21 W O Baldwin estimate Wel ches Creek road Tractor & Machinery Sales Co, tractor parts Mechanics and Metals Nat Co transfer charges on $250, 93.20 3.50 97.00 60.00 158.32 17.92 Robert Suggs potatoes chain gang - Jess Green do - Glenn F Holmes beef chain gang. - J K Spivey ao 'John Norris do iD D Cox beef and nips chain gang .. . E M Nance Delco Parts r chain gang - . . C D Garrell shoes for cha gang ...... E F Craven clothing for eh; gang - Dr G S Cox prof service cha gang J L Powell & Co shoes etc f chain gang Standard Oil Co.. gas and for chain gang R B McRoy & Co.. supplies f chain gang R B Smith agent freight chain gang Tabor Motor Co. supplies chain gang Nealy Mercantile Co.. sup; for chain gang TOTAL . . Vi.t "'Hi .50 TOTAL $1,407.14 5.00 5.00 2.50 4.00 5.00 5.00 2.50 ! Spencer Hunt, do 3.00 i B B Simmons do A T Clark fees Frank Oxen dine case - DC Britt car hire do Spencer Hunt, fees do 10.00 Maie Oxendine do Sal alary 10.00 10.00 10.00 20.00 175.00 75.00 175.00 REPORT COUNTY ERS COMMISSION- Tho following claims were ordered paid at monthly meeting of Board of County Commissioners on February 4th, 1924. January Support Sarah Holmes -- - 7.50 Catherine Holmes 7.50 W G Holmes 7.50 Mary Baldwin . 7.50 Joseph P Taylor 5.00 A H Faulk 5.00 Jackson Blackwell 6.00 Martha Sealy ! 2.50 Bui tie Dutton 7.50 Candis Walters - 3.50 Mrs A J Miller 3.00 Henry Pruitt 6.00 John Simpson 5.00 Lydia Hewett - 3.00 Rachel Vause 5.00 local and Internal, and has been success ful in the treatment of Catarrh for over forty years. Sold by all druggists. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio E A Maultsby 75.00 R M Lewis 125.00 , A W Baldwin 200.00 ;J Edgar Pierce 67.50 ! Whiteville Telephone Co Jan. phone rent 1 Vital Statistics Tecomseh Pierce J D Strauss 14.50 i Clyde M Gore 20.00 M F Lowe 38.50 H G Sealy do A T Clark fees Galop Gak- gathen case R S Trov. do A T Clark, fees Reubert Kir- bv Hunt case A T Clark fees Henry Hug gins case A T Clark fees Frank Troper case B B Simmons do McDaniel & Byrd, Ginning cotton Co home - Wilmington Ptg Co., auditor supplies National Press Co. do Town of Whiteville, January lights '.. Frank Davis assisting jani tor . 17 00. O'Berry, conveying .30 .65 5.06 2.65 .25 .25 1.70 2.00 .25 .25 .25 1.75 3.35 1.75 J L Powell & Co do Murt Lon;-- do Vineland Market do M L Hill Gas and oil T B rd McQueen & Griffin do N S Culbert & Mchy Co sup- nlies T B road R B McRov & Co, supplies T B road W M Suggs do M Meares work Williams rds G R McNeill drugs for mules T B road Nealy Mercantile Co., sup plies N B road Nealy Mercantile Co supplies hard surface road.. . J J Smith work on Tabor and Pireway road Ernest H Cox do . . Ben Todd livery K B Council N B road J F Barkley freight N B road Dewey Hardee, wk on truck 7.50 27.25 7.50 7.71 4:32 07.75 15.35 58.24 84.01 12.35 22.55 CHAIN GANG H C Edwards supt at chain ganp- 100.00 C M Soles guard chain gang 45.00 C T Ray do 40.00 J H. Lane, do ' 40.00 H C Garrell supplies for chain gang 26.63 J W Brooks do 110.81 Tabor Hardware Co, do 8.35 J M Soles, do 167.24 Coughs annoy unnecessarily Check those violent coughing ,1 that bring upon you unfa v., r.,, attention. Dr. King's New 1).,. co very stops coughing quick! !y gently stimulating the mucus membranes to throw oil dovuif secretions. It has a pleasant tat. All druggists. Dr. KING'S NE W DJS CO VERY 53. 10. 50 r)0 6.00 22.83 1.77 1.85 3.91 62.08 32.00 J B Waddell -Mrs B A Marlow J L Lennon - - - F H Britt J O Maultsbv H S High W D Wooten G C Hinson W H Shelly 42.00 28.50 27.00 24.00 7.00 20.00 11.50 25.00 23.00 K D Hardee 43.50 Tecomseh Pierce H V Cook holding inquest over Major Atkins S C Chancey holding injuest J A Hall jury holding in- inquest L W Chancey do J N Chancey do S T Smith C R Powell do State Hospital Goldsboro. N. C. insane supplies State hospital Raleigh do J F Barkley, Agt telegrams for clerk - 2.00 A CALL TO 38 Baptist Churches, 5000 Baptists In the Cape Fear-Columbus Association to PRAY, PLAN, PAY and win in the seven great objects of the 75 Million Campaign. I. Home Missions. II. State Missions. III. Foreign Missions. IV. Christian Education. V. Orphanage. VI. Ministerial Relief. VII. Hospitals. Have you paid your Lord what you promised? G. Van Stephens, Ancmtionsl Director. prisoner I R Norris do I R Norris, do J G Tedder do H C Jolly do I S Faulk do 10.98 I S Faulk do 26.58 Luther Hill auto trip to John Weatherford .. 5.00 Nathan Butler, conveying prisoner 7.00 D O Hinson do .75 D O Hinson do 1.90 H V Cook. J P cost 3.20 'L J Spivey, Mattresses for j jail 25.00 L J Spivey keeper of jail 250.80 7 40 ! Nealy Mercantile Co. court oqq house supplies 2.65 " ;G P Dickson coffin for Can- o 00 : dis Walters 32.50 3 0q!f F Dickson Seed Co home 22.05 VnnlJ T. Lazar, Sodatol Co home 45.80 rseaiy mercantile uo, supplies Co home 93.40 Will Thompson blowing stumps Co home 49.00 J L Memory C S C, 9 mos salary judge Juv-court 225.00 L J Spivey 4 days court offi cer Co. court - 12.00 L J Spivey 6 days officer Sup erior court. 18.00 Grace Baldwin assisting aut. 12.50 J B Thompson salary Rural . police 100.00 A S Sasser do 100.00 W G Spivey mule for County home 200.00 H C Jolly capturing whiskev still ' 5.00 G R McNeill drugs for Co h 3.30 Spivey Co.. court house sup plies .75 K B Council 4 days on board and mileage . 19.20 J G Butler, 2 do 10.80 D M Thompson 3 do 10.80 K w tocott Jr. conveying pris oner . . -. 10.00 i 1.35 ! , r Ann J" n.1 ! I JT Standard I I if ExUnulRmnsds. , I JCoughs and Colds , r J f (on cneec ana anonner y v mf between houlder bind'- t 3.00 JT V Weak Chests, I ! An y Local w ; 5.60 jPanj 63.98 3.00 3.00 9.30 22.10 1.43 4 1 To Our Good Friends of Whiteville and of Columbus County: Just a word to say that everyone in Wil mington cordially and sincerely invites you "to come see us" whenever you will. We prize your friendship and through any service we may render you in 1924, hope to further cement same. When here, make our rooms your head quarters. We will be delighted for you to use our telephones, to come in and write letters, or to have your packages sent for safe-keeping until you may he ready to return heme. Tn all friendship, we are, yours for service, Wilmington Chamber of Commerce Telephone 131 Home Bank Building TOTAL .$5,051.36) Martha Royal work at county home 2.00 Bill Best do 3.37 Fannie Price, present relief 3.00 K B Council 1 day on board and mileage 4.80 J G Butler do 5.40 D M Thompson do 3.60 TOTAL . 22.17 J B Buck work at Co home. 17.25 Dennis Spivey do 16.50 Bill Best do Bill Best, do B B Blake hauling guano Co home Martha Royal work at Co ho Rone H Lewis fish meal Co home - 48.45 fvormaji C Shephard court 3.75 3.00 6.00 2.00 Soli Make this a Fordson Year Have dependable Fordson Power ready when the fields are first ready for breaking Through all the year, use its steady, versa tile power for bigger profits on every farm task that requires power To be sure of this, however, we must have your order no w. Spring with its peak load of Fordson buying orders is almost here. Don't wait. Order today. Make this a Fordson year ' fVDeAoit, Michigan 4? stenographer - 111.34 1 -
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