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Has Been.
For I
Takes PJace
Court fiouse
Tuesday Next
>. h* i" r
Mssrs W.L. Vaugham and
> ?ohn C. Bragaw- Jr. the
Speakers, Occasion will be
Fittingly Observed^' !
As^already announced through the
columns of tfflo paper the Pamlico
Chapter, Daughters of the Confed'
erafcy are to celebrate the birthday
of General Robert E. Lee at tAe
Court House, this city, on next Tuesday
ettnlng. On account of an'
other attraction In t^e city on Monday
evening the Daughters decided
to postpone the exercises In com
memoratlon of the natal day of the
' Southern chieftain until Tuesday evening.
The committee of arrangement*
have 'certainly arranged a ]
very attractive and entertaining pro- |
gram for the oocasion and all who,
expect to attend can reet aeanred
they will be amply repaid. 1
Mr. W. L. Van than, eapartnten- J
dent of the county schools, la to t
deliver a short address on Robert'
B. Lag. and Mr. John O. Bragaw.
U Jr., will 'make a abort address,
i on the Confederacy. i
All three of the speakers are well
knows In Waehlagton and what they
will have to eay will prove, of In-'
tercet to each sad every hearer. '
The Children of the Confederacy
will take part la the 'exercises. In
addition to the above a very attractive
musical program is promised,
hit feature of the evening is he
f j :ows:
Miss' Bessie Conoley <will sing.
"The Bword of Lee"; Messrs. Lr'JT.
Shaw. Z. M. Potts. Jota Smith
R. Lee Stewart will sing "Tenting
Tonight"; Children of the Confederacy
will sing "Jackson and Lee;"
Misses Bragaw - and Rhodes and
^ - Messrs. Ayors and Harding will ren- |
4 d?r, 'Where la Now thi Merry Par- j
^ tri * choir of about foTty voices 1
" will sing "Carolina" and "How Firm
a Foundation."
MIbs Rath Butlor, vocal teacher
of the Washington Public Schools,
will sins a vocal solo. As will bo
seen from thh above a rich treat
awaits all the dtlsens on the evenIns
of Tuesday, January 20th at
the Court House.
'WEDDING GOWNS DRY CLEANED
at Wright's.^
PREACHES AT VAXCEBORO
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Rev. Chas. D. Malone left this afternoon
for Venceboro, N. C., where
' ' ho Is tb proach Sunday morning and
evening.
i IS CONVALEStHKT *
Mr. James Baugham, who was recetaly
-operated on at the WSfchlngton
Hospital for appendicitis la now
convalescent and expects to be able
. to return *to his home within the
?/ next fgw (lays.
PASTOR SKA RIGHT WILL
BEGIN SERIES SERMONS
SUNDAY EVENING
Regnla rsefvices' at the First Pros-j
byterian churfch Sunday morning'
W i and evening at the usual hours. At
f ^ the evepln? hoinr Rev. H. B. Seartght
the pastor #111 begin a Mridh^f
Mrmong, "The Representative Worn-1
en of the Bible.** beginning with
-live. Mr. Sea right ecpects to dls.cu89
the varlott^ phases of womon'
in this eoarse of sermons. Sunday
school meets promptly at * o'clock.'
Good music. Polite and attentive
^ ushers. V*~ v *
.v "WHITE FUR* CLEANED AT
Wright's.
A* OpUlfTV HOME
S8 Rev. R. I?. Gay. pastpr of the
First Baptist church, wiirproach at
the County Home Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock, it Is to he hopod
there will be quite a number to
attend from the city. |
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nOVT'8 FOH MEN'* PANT* AT
After Inventory Sale prices. See
Window Plspfay,
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ygram
Arranged ?
<ees Birthday
1AI SHOW
NEW HEATER
III 22
Beverly of Graustnrk b>o b?
Presented Here. Fr6m Per
Of one of the Greatest Nfov
eliMc*
'tjeveny or urausiars u*b uwu
secured try Wanager Bparrow for
the New ttreater Thurmftky, January
2?nd. The play am srffelj b*
liecommended to the public Inasmuch
aa It -conies from the pen ot
one of our grhatedt novelists, George
Barr MdCutcheon, and has been dramatised
by the equally famous, Rob
ert M. Baker. The players also
come well -recommended, and aa the
company carrtee all scenery and
equipments, -there is no doubt bur
that the attraction will meet with
success In this city. Beats go oa
sale Tueedny morning at Worthy M
EtheAdge Drug Store.
Mian "Dorothy DeEcker, loading lady
with VBererly at Grau stark" li
Bald to "be one of the beat on the
road this season and aa she la
supported by some o'f the boat known
people of road attractions there 1*
little doubt'but that a^l who attend
the performance will come awnj
well pleased. George Barr McCuicheon
la the author of the morel and
Robert Ml Baker, the dramatist.
It Is said the scenery and costumes
t* this company are far shaver th*
average. ' " .
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WHIE SKKGE (X)AT SUITS 11KT
Cleaned at Wright's.
TO THE PUBUIO
My attention has been called tc
& report nnleaa corrected might leave
the Impression on some who have
heard It, that Mr. E. L. Arehbei:
was not treated fair fn the dissolution
of the co-partnership of E. L
Archbell and Hngh Paul, trading under
the firm name of tho Central
Pure Pood Market.
The facts are these i Mr. Arch
bell and I could not agree on sever
al matters Involved In the dlraolu
tion of the co-partnership. It wat
finally agreed that a -board of ar
bltratora composed of three bu-ines.'
men be chosen to settle the matter
Mr. Arcfabell chose one and I one
the two selecting the third. Wi
both agseed to accept the adjust
mrat made by this board. The mot
who were on this board are smonj
the most prominent business mei
of (he town and neither of then
were interested in the matter. Tbi
board heard Mr. Archbell and mysel
in our contentious?<tbe books be
lng left" with them far inspection
They made their sepout of the ad
Just meat in writing?it toeing nnan
imoun.
Mr. Archbell reoeivefl the ful
amount the arbitrators -named m
.being a just settlement ef his inter
est In the hnsWs*. 1 tnesrtlbu thes*
facts that the public may toe correct
ly Informed and trat no fglsp tm
press!ons may prevail. Thp firm o
F. G. Paul A Br?., win continnp t<
run the market under t%m nam
name?Central Pure Food Market
It le our- derire and Intention to siwi
the public tbe very beet sorvlee am
to carry a complete line of freel
meats. On Friday'* of each weej
we will hkve prime Western tx*
to supply our Saturday's trade. W
expect to carry nothing but fooi
prime stock and conduct our marks
la a clehnly and sanitary way. W<
appreciate the support this marks
has received and trust that Its cua
topnera will continue to phono tfiiel
orders In or call In person.
F. O. PAUL A BRO..
Per Hugh Paul
, *r :
STEP IX OC11 BARREL WKTI R U l
Prerg your suit for Fifty" Cettti
Weight h.
DIT'RKSS TROUSERS FOR MKJ
who want service and money'
worth. 10c a button?11.00 i
rip. Sold only bjr A K. Hpyt,
WASHINGTON, N. C., BATOR
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Great Musical S
At the Neu
Monday
Heralded at* the greatest musical
success of the decade, aad boasting
of tbe moat popeperwan summer witnessed
In Chicago in fears, "A Modem
Bra" announced as tbe attraction
at the New Theater Monday
ght. January 19tb, promises to be
an evenV of more than asaal interest
to the music lovers. Ohlcogoans
have been revolting in Its swinging
, music all season and was loath to
, permit the Berlin operetta to depart
to other trumplis. "A Modern Eve"
t was first staged at the Neues Thea,
tcr, Bbrlin, whore It remained for
! two years. Its success was lmme,
(llate and emphatic, and It speedily
. became the talk of Berlin.
Unrt H Slneer. who was Tin It
in* the German capital, 'was deligbt,
ed with the offering and waa rreat,
ly impressed with the popularity
of the matlc In the various Berlin
' REV. l>B? Aii>WKU TO
PREACH AT CHRISTIAN
4 CHURCH ON TOMORROW
Those who have heard him will
>; i?e .pleased to know that Rev. Dr.
?| Caldwell, president of the Atlantic
11 Christian College, Wilehn ,N. C.. will
11
preach at tho Christian church Sunj
day s dtorning and evening. It is
. Indeed a'pleasure to hear Dr. Cald1
well and it is hoped that a pre at
audience will groct him tomorrow.
' Bible school meets promptly at 10
o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex,
tended to all.
, I KID SUPPERS DRY CLEANED AT
' Wright's.
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^ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR
i SUNDAY 11 A. M. AND 7.SO
S
i Rev. R. L. Gay will fill his pul1
pit at the First Baptist ehorph Son9
day morning and evening at the
tusual hoars to which all strangers
"! in the city have a cordial invitation
to bo. present. The sablect for the
- morning discourse will be, "Walk
ing With God." At 7 30 the subI
Ject of the sennoir will "be. "Is the
1 Young Man Safe." Sunder school
8 j will meet at *,-4t oVjlock. Good ma-I-'p,
prats free.
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- WHITE Km ?T/)VVfi MADE SNOW
White at Wrlghfa.
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2L,._ BANKS CLOSE MONDAY
81 All the bank* In the city will no!
l" be open on Monday. January 10th,
8 The day. Gen. Robert R. Loo's%Jrth;
a day is a lepal holiday.
1
^ FORD PJ,4NT DRAWq PHOWD T!i
1 detroitr show.
b f
? Dotroit Mirb.. Jan. 17.?An en p.
* r.nsiiv la'Vo crowd attended the oob
r-,??rr 0f nrnual moto?- car show
t of t>?? TMnrlf A^l^mobtjs Dealers'
" /esoeleMon today nt tbr i^w show
r heMd'rer of the Ford MVor Orirn
ry. The r-ornt ynnorineom^t that
the Ford roTT-r-arv 'n'endfl to dlvfd"
' 110 POO.$00 ?p..nrnPtt amony lt?
employ** ha?i bronebt. hnndreds ol
? ??*tra visitors here m-'reiv to rV
> ?V,- hir plant of the Ford Moto:
Company.
* pnpPR OF THF nKTTFR *11*1*
8 for the whole family n After Trf*
ventory Sale prloet. Ttj J. K
Hoyt First.
HHM
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BR-Mr ? Colfcr ? M
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BAT AFTERNOON, JANtJARY U.
uccess
r Theater f
.
Night Jankary 19
?? y.
cafos. Assuring himself of the 11retto's
adaptability jar the American
stage, he eainted exclusive
rights to it on ththAide of the Atlantic.
Victor Hdsla^nder, who
wrote moat of tbeanalc score. Is
ranked as the beet^fitakposer of light
muslq in Qermany^^nid his collaborator,
Jean Olltfert. * younger man,
Is distinguished an author of
"The Polish Weddlig." which ran
! fpr two years In-Berkn. Among the
j song hits now hed^l are the alluring
"Good-bye Btwybody" waltz.
"You're Such a genome 'JJoon,"
"Rita. My MargWflC" "Every Dav
is Christmas Whaff You're Married."
i "Won't You. "Excuse Me!
' Certainly," "Hcllo.xphveetheart" and
"Is the Girl Yen parried Still the
Girl You LovetV *
Seats now Miltos at Worthy &
Etboridge Drug ^Bftra.
Howonwt/ixiajl OF ^ v
YESTERDAY MORNING
I
News haa been received here announcing
the heath at her home
near Bunyan, N. C., yesterday of
Mrs. Eunice Jefferson, one of that
sections highly estoemed anil popular
citizens- Mrs.. Joffcrson waa between
seventy-five and eighty vc.arsj
of age. For years aho, l.aa been a
consistent member of tne Episcopal
church. Rov. C. P. Malonc left th'f.|
inornid? io conduct tne funeral
wJ?!rV will Inkc place atZIon church
today at neon. The Interment will
be In the family burying ground.
FOmnfeRS DRY. CLEANED AT
Wright's. *
\ FUNKR OP LBONA
PARVIH fy>NDi:CTvn
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
The funeral of Leona Parvln. th?
1'ttle 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and
I Mrs. Robert Parrfn was conducted
I yesterday afternoon at three o'clock
1; by Rev. H. B. Searlght, pastor of the
1 First Prcabyerlaa church. The scr
vices were held at the bomo several
1, miles from town and the interment
was in tho family burying ground.
1 DENVER .MAN FOR GOLF PIUOHI1
DFJilT
f Chicago, I (lit. Jan. 17.?Frank L.
Woodward of . the Denver Country
C!a?>, will be elected ,-president of
. .ho Waatern Qolf Association at it*
meeting here tojiay. Mr. Woodward
has no opposition on tho ticket
*Te haa served two years as vice pros
*; ident and four years cn the directo1
jrate of the governing body of the
"! association. **
I It Is cxpecU<du that the meeting
will be n warm one when tbe time
' oomes to award the Western Ann,
tear Coif Tournament for 1914.
Grand Rapids, Omaha,and Cleveland
' i want tho ovent.
TKACHKR* TO 8*CK SOVtl AMKIt
IC'A.
Km York, Jan. 17.?-To devalue
intellectual and racial relations with
' Catle-Aracrlcad peoples, the American
branoh of the.Association far
1 International Conciliation will take
^ a party of school tcachoer on a tour
' of FouthAmertca next summer. The
' trlp *hae the endorsement*'and sunport
of the Carnegie Peace Found?,
j tion.' . . , '
.nnfcgs i.'niits ami Hii.ks or
' Quality and atyle at* After'tnven1
tory Sale prices.. J. K. Hoyt.
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V
IS 14.
lA- MODERN ETVJE
^ ^ ^
is. fir ~
SI. RIOTS
toriuw
In place of the Sunday school at
tfcrco o'clock and of evening prayer
at half past seven o'clock, there
J. will bo a Missionary Rally at St. i
( Peter's Episcopal church tomorrow <
Vfteraoou at four o'clock. Mr. John
| O. Bragaw, Jr., will speak on mis- ,
I dons. All members of the congre- \
'gallon are most "cordially Invited to ]
be present and Join with the chll- i
dren of the Sunday school In this ]
, ^eilug. The programs have been
issued by the Board of Missions and
tire collection to be taken will he for
^ the General Missions the church.
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, WASHINGTON COTTOJf j
MARKET FOH TODA^' *
!.*: Seed Cotton 4 cents. V"--.V
Lint Cotton. 11 7-8 cants.
Cotton Seed, C2G.00 par ton. fi
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WHITE FKLT II .1:; CLEANED AT
* Vrlght'a*
'.PASTOR E. M. SNIPES \\11,1.
1'ili, REcixAif vcijpit
kirst m. e. church
Rev. E. y. Snipes, pastor of the
First Methodist church, will fill his
pnlpit tomorrow morning and even- :
log. Sunday school. B. R. ivfixon. j
superintendent, will meet nt 9.45.
I There will be good music. All
[ stronrers 4? the ciiy have a cordial
' Invitation to attend.
' PR?rTV to TBI A. of PHYSICAL
VALFATION.
Ch'^aro. Jan. 17.?Charles A.
Frouly, Inters'ato commerce commls
doner who has charge of obtaining
the physical valuation of the railroad
s of tho United States, will speak
to the Dartmouth College Alumni
Ar?oc*a'|on at its*Annual banjuet tor'fht.
Mr. ?Prouty la a graduate
'f ""'*?tn*ctnh. c'lt" of '73. His adIrwje
w'11 1 ? Ma f:rat public utterance
a- to ih? rvstematlslng of the.
work" of nutf.dir a nhvaleal valuation
op the railroads of the country. |
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GORUAS XTTT.L RE SURGEON*
cr:XER\L OF ARMY
* VVM^fton. Jap. 1?.?President
\r;|~r?n ha t nr<?ctieally selected Col.
; wiM^m r. Cohans. of the Panama
?arnl ^omm'Bsion. for Rurgnon-genj.
v-M rf I he army. Colonel Gorges
attracted world.wide attention for
_hlr sanitation work In Cuba and
"cna'tra.
pr.i/r. FOR OLDEST AUTO
PIV.rhu-s. Jan. IT/.?The elgth '
r^r-'d p.'i'omoMlfl ehow which open
r3 In Mo'or Square Garden .here
lode-.* hV< arranged Xd givd a prise
to *i.f- ovt.-t the oldest automot*y?
olT In fective service In tho
ftnte. The chew la such a 1 greet
**"i~ yr i.r tl at oven vfltts the
frr" 'n~of Coor apace, every
lei.* of exh'.bit'cn space \a untll'.sed.
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WOMEN'S AS.1 MISSES LONG
t- Coats, at lcp3G.cn manufacturer'!
coat. Hoyt'n After Inventory Sale |
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Wt m! nil M |?P"li I
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CLUB II OK
JHURSDAl
Thursday afternoon. the 13th
Mrs. W. A. B. Branch was the grn
clous hostess to the O'Henry Bool
Club, in the abseuce of both prcsl
dent and vie? president. Mrs. Nor
wood Simmons presided in her usu
al charming manifPr, Continuin
tho study of American authors, Wll
liam Cullen Bryant, w\s the autho
for. the day, and a most delljhtfu
paper was read by Mrs. Willian
Williams tbat was very lntevstiui
and thoroughly enjoyed. A selec
ton from Bryant's works was r?a?
by Mrs; ChnrllO Brown.
After lb* literary program v.-a
completed. a social hour followed
When Mrs. Br*nclt--s<^?d a
jous palud course "xheX club, wii
fneot on./Jt^,*|!lh* with NTn^. Char
lie Brown, Jfr.
< > I '' J *'.d ni; i.oVB lilt "'^7
- O.V IfEAD WITH
VAN'WMl.H!: vrtp|**
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Dennis Joncc. rofeigp. whllo en
gaged in work r.t tie Roberts l
Uro., oyster canning factory at Van
denierc yts'.crduy was tsruck on J*
head by u U-vor attached to a larj:
bucket cago which U u-eJ in I;?.'
lng the oysters afi-.-r IV;- have l.(?
canned. As a reenU of the Ll->w
large gash was cut iu'lils Lcsiu- an
he remained uncoupclou3 until ?.td
night lest night. Dr. McCotter r
Eayboro, N. C.. was rutnruoaed an
rendered medical aid. His con J
tion today Is still precarious.
SATIN SLIPPERS RIIY ( I.KANK
nt Wright'?.
NEW SHIP FOU WHITE FLEET
-New York. Jan. 17 ?Tfc? n>
steamship "Calamare:." of the Uni
ed Fruit Company, design*.! e*p<
daily as combination fruit. car|
and passenger carrier for the We
Indian and Central Am *rtcan trad
railed today for the West Indie
This lateft^ addition to the "Grei
Whito Fleet," of the United Fru
Cbmpany is equipped-with the mm
powerful wireless set ever Installs
on a ship of her size.
TAMPA KNTKHT.ll.N> COMM1!
SION MfClU'HA NTS
Tampa. Fla.. Jan. 17.?Det??at(
to the National Association of f'on
mission Merchants' Convent !oi
which has Just closed at Jark.^oi
villa, arrived here today or.1 w!l! 1
entertained by the local boardyi
'trade. After inspecting this cle^t*
visit orn will be taken throue:. th
Manatee ^cction.
A IIIG SPRLLlNti MATCH
Kdwardgville, III, Jan.' 17 ?Sh
teon thcoaand school children ?
Madison county will take part i
a spelling match here today. ^rran?
ed by J. 11. tfaroll. .Madison count
snperlntendcnt of schools, Thr?
hundred words will be given to h
written and the six Spellers wl
receive prises and diplomas.
r.RHT .TOc MRX 8 I>HKSS HHHtT*
^ also 50c Underwear at 39c. Hoyt
After Inventory Sale.
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SQUARE ?
Por Kxperunont.il ami Object 1
Lesson Purposes During fiscal
Year of 1912
; 1 ;"S
I Washington, D. C., Jon. 17.?Ov
er icur nunareu and eighty thousand
uquare yards of different types
i oi ;oads for experimental and object 1
letnos purposes brerr conjBtructed .
i during the fiscal year 1912-13 ujr
j tier the Hupervislon of Uie office * a
o^'Public Hoiids. U, 8. Department .J
jr ' tel Agriculture, According to Bulle*
r tin i?3 of the Department. making a
total of over four mililon square
yard/i of road constructed under the
- supervision of this office since 1905. ~
The typen of roads built v^ere
) brick, concrete, oil-cement concrete,
| bituminous concrete, hltuminousj
surfaced concrete. bltun>in?us ina;
c&dani. surface treatnn im. r-sncadam
! asphalt ring. oil nsbphult gravel, nil J
I Bar vol, oll-coralllnc, cmv. >l-mucadI
am. gravel, sing, sand-clay, canit- *,
f Bumbo. burnt-clay, shell and earth,
object lesson and o* perl menta)
. orh during the pact vear was
j doce at a cost^jo the im-al enmmunt- j
J ties of 3139.K41.89. Tbl* does *
i.' include, the salaried and ex rentes d|
the Department engineer*. r .A
jj' The road ?vork durina- (he year ,
' v.as done in Arknnra.-r, Florida,
( O^crgla, Kentucky, Maryland, Mis"
j si?-? ippl. Nebraska. Nort'i Carolina,
; South Dakota. Tonnes?*", Tpxas,
? Virginia, Wisconsin, and t!:o .District
.'of Columbia. H
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j' 1.E1* WRIGHT ILlki: VoiJR StTlT
1 Lil * new.
,?.IOsKl'A MILLS WILL
! HAVK I*RKL1MIXARY .. J
II HIKING MONDAY
3' * preliminary heurlaK of State
t. \'J. Jovbun Mills for the killing jSt
Bc:\\-.nilu Oriuond in- Hi- Kimnnds
I Bart - r chop several week* ago, will - j
place sit th" Court Hbuso Mon.
morning at 11 o'clock. The a
will be before to at ice of
9>l,cai/5^.r':",,r'"T M. Drown, tho A
jder.Vfre yeptordiy wa-i i t; a k 'on the . ...<3
tfillio /. Mnvo ye ?"-d ;v i:io< :tYn?.. "" U
rt
i T
!? . ^ . y-vr t inkd At
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v:.- 1'i.vir - Vf?ry cold _ ^
w j ,e.r.r-- end are glad
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Oil* i ? ! <:? ! tnv? ?vcreated
rj . -* .:. : ! f? r ? * le ? f>w dajs, :
|. i .! \e attendance continues *Xo
,r; inc^a.-*, our t t w'l! soon Ibe \
o it:; rapacity..
"-! *iT- V/. W. t iifl?ftn and fam'l& ')
? have moved f-o*n t.lio Coots
| cr u-'fi to the farm of Mr. W. %
; Lat'Vr-PV
. ( "j Lucy HaT'a. and Pcna
j FmltWifck wev the guerts of Mm. 3
I R. Yi. A lien ar?d Miss Christine White
| Sunda} afternoon.
w. The Farmers Union of this place
t_ has ?*<p|itly opened up a store, tinfi.'
derthe name of "Union Supply Qo.,
,,j with Mr. Ernest Rose as chief.clerk.
9t "tr. Clyde Newby of Yeatesvilie,
was ihe guest, of Miss Chiisttno
s Wtrte Sunday. . ' ~fl
nf His many friends will regret-.'to .<9
jr j learn of tlie recent illness of Mas- 41
rt ' tor Leon Cray, the bright little tfon |
^, of Ms. W. G. Gray. {
j \vr. ?egret very much to note the |
] death of Mrs. George T' Allen v(ho m
it. bad be?n very rick for the past fo?r
j or five wee'-s^ in spite of the medteal
svd and all that kind loving -M
fa . bands could do, the Lord saw prop- M
j..| rr tp take her away, asd on "fhtu*- -?
! dav ulnp: about 6 o'clock, ?ho I
'! pea'.'loilv foil asleep?that steep
that Tioowf no wakln*. Sho leaves 9
?.o ~nr ?rn their losr a husband and M
>p tw > < Mldron. a mother, two broth- I
p ?:rr. tktee sisters and k host of I
: friends and relatives to whom pre i/SB I
J extend oar . deepest sympathy.
J Mr. Jos. n Herris and family of ? fJB
Rop^r. N. C., attended the hurls) of I
Mrs. C?. T. Allen Saturday.
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I LvHc Thenfre . j
' E.uu'e Chnmre of 1
? . Program Tr'dav j|
! ONE T\BLE OF LACES AT le A
! yard?ono table Embroidery vfH |
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