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IKa pet SHfin®, tbe ease ef W. C. Wans&te am tudtenii us4». Kas Alhg^ Lt^cs^ai acas ^ Vaani «ff„ tie pfafirtti**' h»mg sward UliJWHtflB 4y (anaamt jfaigmaa ’^*y Hi ices asrauitm a ® ffifllkiiriT tonm a£ gnirrt!. TBe soft |nr out of am -*■». Hfe enriitot ns irfruriki M5« fflaSi WanriMc Bast fter Sfe ami a »IWT^ 5 tie Wenfifa casr aaa in^secd fmr Ka X&ie aiiriiflHifl ampumaJ our mu. P«WW«j Mr. Sam Mw arf children, •“‘safer, vtaiad M*v & M/ W*u»« -4 W JaroSy fettwkM Werd tautd*., “« Mr niMm EMi Wo*. of tap,! “ and Ml*. Mm WaMtta dtfMnn, V;«r BirMf*. XHMd Mr, sad Mis *• bis vacation stiff, w. rut •“ alt 1jyrtfe Bur*. ' *■„ Mr. aad Vm M. JL V ipiat the weak ati at Gvtir'f MJO •4 with Mr aad Mm Barf Byid. w Mi» Alice Weathsropeon, who spent * the answer with the faasOy of tar r enter, Mm- WiafieM Tnaple, has re tamed to Balejgh where the holds a 4 (Mrs. J. M. Ui% tat W. V. Cray, Misses Im Crowder, Myrtle Ashcraft, * Mary fhetatt aad Julia Gnaw, at 1 ' ‘ r. f*—rrfiiitCi t“~ * T. J. Brooks Friday. *■ W. H. Bice aad finally aad J. K. * Karr, of Greenville, &. C„ are spending * a few days with their blethers. V. L and J. H. Bice, awe near loam ' Spring*. J Mm Jaroca Pardoned daaghter sad » little son, at ffrhroertidsy, K. X, are * viririmg Mm Sam Mdjifidi * Mm F. A. Kendall aad chBdrea of “ Jaimss, spot bit week with Mm W. g. f Weafifcearspoom. || Mm T. A. Wofford and little daa | ghter, Betty Joe, haws tat era el front * Fataudh. Ya_ after visiliaig Mm * W. K. Harrington aad Mm & B. 1 SaSanm »r Masses Thetea aad Aswan Lee Wat - ffardL of Sanford, spent several days ; - with their grand parents. Mr. and t Mm E. & IfiBiriagtra sa Carthage : ," Eaate lira. 1 Mr Ira Eefflty aad Mias Blanche . ' 1 Gater, at Mangwee. a minimi', d by i same friend* ssstiwed ever to Sanford ( - Standby afternoon aad were , 1 at: the home of Bee, A. J. Groves, am , . Gdilf atseet, Mr. Groves ofSdr, Jsr. Master tagme W« fford has beta visiting hi* grand tmnaU, Ur. aad Mrs. J R. Wofford, mi Jonsshraw Ron to Feer. ■ 0 ” Mijsos Cornells sad Udb Cheek hm rrtsnwi law after a «MHt Raleigh with XnEMw Wurth. c~ MM Oilie K*liy visited Mr- 'WattS*' XMy at Uterste la* «*. MetKaEj^, i* —»«" <* *• Fte*n*te», ®***’ *’*■■■*&ftr Mia. W, B. UiM art B**te Aang, «|a bar* tea at tea teas at Mr. Ralph Groce for tfca pa* then* waits bars returned bents. Mbs Berts Seilers, of Wadortoro, is vbttin* Mis. Harden latedab. Mr. and Mis. Lae Bowlin*, of Bread war, moved to Sanford la* wee*. Mia. Bowlin* was postmistress of the Broadway postoffke for a mother <£ ream. MU* Billie James has returned fra* Salem, New Jersey, where aha visited relatives. Miss Mary Frances Underwood has accepted a position with the Carolina Power and Light Company. ______ . The revival which was held at Mem phis last week was well attended, A ramper of people in Sanford have be longed to this church. The late J. K. Perry never failed to attend his old hurch services when possible. His laughter, Mrs, W. M. Kelly, assisted he choir last week. If you sic s lover of beautiful flow t» drive around from Carthage street' nto Summit Drive and see the lovely dot of dahlias and gladiolus grown jy Mr. A. C. Atkins. Mr. Atkins has raised the mo* beautiful flowers in his section for the pa* several years specially dahlias. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weitherapoon if New York, will sprnd a few days rith Mrs. W. S. W eatherspoon next reek. > Paying for a home through the; Building & Loan As sociation is the simplest and easiest way to own a home. —BusinessMan Who Has Just Paid Off Mortgage, The association through its membership in the Federal Home Loan Bank is in a position to get money if it be comes necessary to meet an emergency. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. The past four years should have taught every citizen of LEE COUNTY that something saved for the “rainy day” is an absolute necessity. —OPINION OFTHE MASSES. I have to work and earn, therefore see no reason why my little savings should have an extended vacation. I have put my money in Budding & Loan shares where it earns me 5 per cent interest. —A SCARED HOARDER. HI ever make enough salary again to have anything left after buying the absolute necessities for my family, I am going to start a savings account with the local Build mg & Loan Association. - —An Unemployed Hoshand and Father. New Series On Sale During Month of September. 4

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