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VOLUME XXXXIT
Aaaeboro, North Carolina, Tkmr Jy, April 24. 1JI
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WELCOME EXTENDED TO
120TH IN CHaRLOTTEJ
One of th touching incident in
connection with the wonderful cele
bration in Charlotte Wednesday waa
a message sent by wire from Rev. Dr.
Plato Durham in Atlanta to bis bro
ther, Mr. 8. J. Durham, President of
the new Southern Methodist Univer
sity of Bessemer, both half-brothers of
Capt B. F. Dixon of the 120th, wno
was killed in the fearful charge of
September 29th last year.
The message was this: MGo to
Charlotte tomorrow and stand at sa
lute for me as Company K of the 120th
passes by." ,
A message of quite a different type
was that on the card presenteiLeach
so ldier while I they were havinjj.sup
per. This was ''a happy thought af
big-hearted citizen of Charlotte; The
cards read as follows: .
"Back to the land of the Long Leaf
Pine,
The Summer Land where the sun doth
i shine;
Where the weak grow strong, and the
strong grow great,
Welcome 'Down Home' the Old
North State!"
At one time Mr. S. J. Durham was
Srincipal of the Asheboro Graded
chools and his brother Plato was ona
of the teachers. Their half-brother
lived in Asheboro for six months be
fore going to Camp Sevier and resolv
ed to make Asheboro his future .home
and aranged if he returned from over
seas to return to Asheboro and open a
law , office and practice law in this
county where most of the soldier
boys of his command lived.
WAG. W. S. LOWDERMILK
THOSE TRIUMPHAL GERMAN HR: ITS
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UNFOBGOTTEN
(By Zoe Kincaid Brockmnn.)
(In memory of Capt. Ben F. Dixon,
CORPORAL WALTER O. BBOWX
KNOCKS MR. BOWMAN DOVfN
Tuesday of this wek whfl CorpoU
Company K, 120th infantry, killed in W. O. Brown waa talking with fries
the battle of Cambral, September 29, on the street in Asheboio who wwt
1918, wbo, although wounded three 'expressing their gratification that he
times, stall led his men until klled by nad returned and bad recovered m
the fourth wound.)
Wagoner W. S. Lowdermilk, son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. E.. Lowdermilk, of
Asheboro, writes an interesting letter
to his mother. Wagoner Lowdermilk
is a member of the 81st division whicn
has seen service at: "East of St. Die
and Raon-l'Etape sector, Vosges Mts.
September 18 to Oct 19 (brigaded
with 20th French division); Somme
dieue sector between Haudiemen works
:md Benzee-en woevre wov. at;
Konne-Meuse -drive, north of Verdun.
Dear Mother.
Received your letter of February 27.
Was glad to hear from you and to
know that you all were well. I don't
know what to write you as you ask me
so many questions. It made me think
that yon had not been getting my
letters. Wil ltell you a little experleno
in the A. E. F. I have hot been sick y et
am enjoying the best of health, but !
want to go home. I have plenty to eat
such as beef, potatoes,' evaporated
apples, prunes, bacon, good bread, ham
about once a week, canned goods about
every day, but it is not served in Euro
pean style. I have not mised a meal
since I came over, but have been 24
ana SO hours late with some of them.
v i into Km it. hiillv beef
and hard tack? That is only afield
ration, but used on long nixes ngnv
vn .sViul wYiv T wanted to CO
Germany. Why didn't you ask me
why did I join we army i a
Os are issurtille doing train conveying
and we go every wnere in we a. xi. r
where were are soldiers stationed and
Tr ma aM tivrint ttlA beat tilHS Of
any of the A. E. F. We have no f orma
ttiens at all and can go A. W. O. L.
L mm -mrrm liV. IJU1 Tide SAT
trains carry a pass that will wa us by
an M. 1"B, can ea auy Tio
i-jinm auu - "
patday extra for whatever we need
which Is Qsuaiiy snows ana bmww w
tmrnm.
I found Germany a much better
Muntry than France. The oldle 00
there seem to m very wnuw
1 was In Coblena, Mets, Luxenburg.
aeenn via v. V 1" jj
towns in Germany and have traveled
all ever Franca by rail and motor
transport.
T ouaaked me If I had seen any real
action and had it to act on me also. I
wm en the front on the 16th of Sep
tember and was under constant flrt
both air and artillery September 18.
17,18 and 19 and saw soldiers and
kersea knocked off on both -ides, A
aadB Companies were , at that tlme
detached to the 804th supply train,
after th 804th supply train was
wrought with us, we went back to the
regiment at VereelL France, which ii
on the Switserland border, then the
infiuensa got In the regiment Other
Cor.-ianlea were sending their sick
M to hospitals where the Red Cross
ureea were. My Capt got two rooms
about 16xl feet each and startou
putting his slck.ni en in them and
made mo head num of his hospital
with four big rough men to help ma
We had fifteen eases of Flu in the two
'rooms at ona time, B Company didn't
loos a man while all the other Com
panic In the regiment lost from three
to eight men This job , lasted about
twenty days then on November 1st t
was ordered back on the trucks and on
tha 6th e were back oft the front ano
in the Argonne-Meuse drive. W went
right into the trenches with the aramu
. hlUon, our artillery was firing over
our heads, small bullets -were singing
like bees from the , German Infantry
. and machine guns. What we dreaded
' rooet was the shrapnel and large
shells, they made us . hunt dugout
rljrht oft in. Tlad one to cover my truck
with dirt till I could hardly see It
Charlie Letnonds, of Star, has we
record of jutting on hi ras mask
wh"n he hears one eominr. J was
standing Ulking re aa M. P. when a
. marine polled off of Ms eijrht Inch
"baby wakers" i J It knocked me
down unxfcte!l- .after that I watch
ed many fther S t knocked down and
lie j would ft L.:"T as j hunt safer
Kighty-nve thousand German helmets, enptu red by ullled troops m'Xbleiw,.Vre- to be awarded as prizes by
federal district committees in the Victory Liberty Limn campaign. They, will be given to Victory note salesmen mak
ing the best selling records and school children writing the best essays od the loan. In he picture shown above, taken
on the Treasury steps In Washington, are shown Frank It. Wilson, director of publicity, (left), and Lewis B. Franklin,
director of War Loan Organization (right). Wilson created a piinic In the helmet market by buying; the entire 85,000
allotment from the War Department for $1. It cost the Ueruiuu government more than that amount to manufacture
each one of the helmets. . t '
These helmets were a special supply held !n reserve for a triumphal entry! into'JParls. Eventually they arrives
e by freight "D '
there
places, still, it. wasrreiit fun to see the cqJ!PNY K RETiJUJ
men droppmg7rn tneir laces anu
getting behinri ' trucks or any thin;;
ttiey could ? see when they heard one
coming.
we naa a very nara umn uie last. loo4. Mo OCI H-satflj nMS,
we had the ro
MAY'lOTH WI!,L BE CELE-
WELCOMES HER HOME BOY "patriotic Celebration in Honor of Con
Ji tmAmmat Vnn.a r'nn.n.n. V
Pvandolph county since .the middle of L ' Meil and AU RandoiDh
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seven oays ana. renaerea gooa wora, nf , men f Comnanv K.
W9rS .fSji:; 120th Infantry f the famous 80tn dv ; Committees "from the different
SffSr7vwT"i..HL- vision. The men .landed at Charles;
County Soldiers
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Your company passed by today,
u tearless one and brave,
Above whose folded, quiet hands
Quaint woodland bossoms wave,
The blossoms of the Argonne wood
inat wnisper to the dead,
the gassing received overseas, Mr,
Cephas Bowman walked up, . whese-
upon Corporal Brown said to Mr. Bow- '
man, Judging from your conduct yoa :
.are not glad to see us. Bowman saM :
J why ? Brown said, yon have not ape
ken to me since I have been here, Sat
turned your head when you saw
And twine the tiny snow-white cross One word brought on another so those
say who were present, Brown saying -to
Bowman that while w boys war
Kivmg we nuns neii over there ypa
were giving us hell over here. Brown,:
it is said cursed Bowman, filing hira
vile names, a liar, a alackm m. hrmttm
i a German sympathiser, a friend of and
sympathizer with deserter, and at '
sorts of a damn rascal.
I Two of the witnesses H.t
man said come to my office it you wast
Above your quiet head.
And as the stalwart lines swung by
To martial music gey,
We felt your sturdy presence there
' Along the flag-lined way,
We knew the steadfast soul of you,
Courageous, true and strong,
Looked out from heaven's mystic
gate
Dpon the cheering throng.
n . ..j j to see me.' Brown and Privata 2ah
,0 you who laid your voung Ufa down, Hurley went to the courtusa and
v jvu miv uyeu mi lunir into T.rA nme p
In time's brief space, when, wounded that Mr. Bowman waa caJkdont H '
v I ' j , on n18 return Brown met BownWta
You cheered your men to aono-. th koii TT "r"
Your eye. are closed, your hands are'place, and is clainted BowanS
.fivT v Taior 01 tn ttembejBs ,
Sf '.J or uPn Capt Dixon, ana
tell Tf fight ooSrSL , n
2HPS"ja Lat ,Bwn three tanas
it. orown mocked Bow- '
still,
Yet o'er our land so wide
Still spreads that patriotic flame
You kindled when you died.
Mr. Shay, Well Known Hog Specialist
vuming 10 nanauipn man down t4 k
County agricultural airent D. S. Col-1 dsU Z Slj-JF
trane has made arrangements for Mr. I Serireant Frank a PVL
Monday April 28th fc will WSIS?' ? L S 'A lt &
arouna wny Wot In the
will build
Smith's.
a self-feeder at Mr. H. D.'den.T"-V ,-.-,wnftt l ordered
This building will be in tho'he wai fiTir.t f search him
Aa4.:Z j -11 ..t.: "e was nxing to shoot Steed miWH
Jtornoo rnM, 551
aeputy sheriff ,
he was fixing t
without resist
Meetinir at niirht for all j ""ff"1
th a - 1 luuxiu ua mm.
way or a demonstration and all who i withn,,? -".I- f?'ea "uomitte
are interested in hogs should see this'after W"
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work done.
was
Tuesday h house.
The men landed at Charles ' ganisattons ma. tUBetvin. the imrtl"''' , f awnws'a mgnii-i
ftttir'f-1thtl.l.ail9(T'tlriafr tn" tiHaii. far mi faifar. I alr-
and self-feeder L M.r.' Brown has left town aiw)
buildinp- demonstration at C. E. Bird's, I Jlrlma. to see hie mother. Ha ja
Holly Springs.. Meeting at Ramseur1h,ir?ndoP couty man of powerfal
at night in school building. ldl.anlrd to hit in a jboxSr
Wednesday 30th will visit hog farms , ; ir; wman claims k ku'
arounu r armers, Duua a sen-feeder lessons and
xtvriiiera, piac w oe, aecexmioea later.
1.111 .viia o.icu aiuioa ,(4Fd . v-
WOnrawaKe wemv- t saw many wuu . T .ft ' nnli,mhi: Thev niraded tatnintr all Pandnlnb .mintv .nlrl.W
aSS Lr-t? l,d we it the 120th Infantry in Charlotte -on May 10th, The Daughters of the
?f t T?aa ff nf and received a most cordial welcome Confederacy entertain the Confederate
wen U back to their Tar Heel home State, veterans on May 10th each year. On
f' Wuf ZTw Tne company was mustered out on Fri- this occasion the men of Company K
This lasted until the 18th of November , ' . . mm nrrrimA , -j .ti p0jii, ij,il ;..v,
then we got orders to leave and we fi fa point Fri(la m0lt Xhey were have returned from overseas and from
?0!l Tu;r lTiinmJnV met by a Urge delegation of Asheboro the camps in this country are invited
started out hikmg wili full people and were brought to Asheboro to come to Asheboro aid participate
which is to. and entertained duStg the night, in the celebration. The Red Cross
pounds, we hiked as far as twenty-five Acommitte6 8erved sandwiches and chapter together with the various or
miles per day. nffe at ths Standard Druor Comnanv ranlzationa In Asheboro. have lronoint-
You asked me about Colon uamun. ... n, v.j kZ ,trh. nn,m;tmmm f i i,t.i.
He made his hike all through two
nrougn iwo . . v- .im;n tv,
hundred and thirty some miles, while ?tv" T.n VT't
k a.11 armind " -- - r. .
ed committees to work out plans which
wui do announced later,
the men were falling out
him he sure did show his Hamlin
pluck and I have never heard him call
time Deaths Occur in Butler Family
Near Liberty
Hrs. Thomas Butler and hv two
sons of near Liberty, died last week
for these men nor is it necessary for
their record speaks for Itself. They
ed ldd since, he has sure filled a man s nn and b1 did leader.'cap
nlace in this army and there isnta . v, tm m. i.
truer cleaner boy in the A. E. F. than county are proucTof their Inlluenia. Mr. fsom Butler was a
Cnlon Hamlin. nj 1- fv. Pnmmnv w warned man and lived near bis par-
James Hamlin was through here A u Randoloh county soldiers. His brother Willie was nnmar-
the other dav, he is stationed about CO S'11 jjgmm inmpaiy K ri!land lired wlth h, P"" The
f inemiles above here, he seems to be bovs went to Camn Sevier, mand eons were burled at Beth-
liking the army fine and as well as any where nj u recited to r J006 Jnw conducted
of ua. war strength, 150. 45 men were killed (b " pastor Rev. Sherrfll.
John Woolen, of Kandleman, and and 90 wounded. The men in this see-' .
Glenn Mofftt, of Moffitta MUUwho tion who returned after having been 5'?J,,5!"'J?'E?i?wl
left the local" board with me are still mustered out at Columbia are: mmt ot M vult Askebora
in the ammunition train the other First Lieutenants Hal W. Walker, Kiss Walker of the Home Service
three that left with me, Clarke Burney and Clarence J. Lorett 1 Department of the Red Croaa, la la
Cooper and Sam Holland were in Top Sergeant Colon Bunting. Randolph county this week. She has
Luxenburg, Germany, the' last time I fl.rvMnt WsnViiiirtan L Burrow, visited several of th hrn.VM .nH
heard from them. Roy .Cox, ' Harris Birkhead, Dallas auxiliaries of the county and haa done
In regard to the hardships I have Langley. Walter a Craven, Frank soma, personal work among the aold
had plenty of thsm and everyone in gteed, John Lackey. ,lera and their families. The Home Ser-
the A. E. P. haa. I have driven a T b a Brown, Lonnie Llnthleura, vice Department of the Red Cross ex
hy. ' .tru'k. ,'xty ,, hr' Ernest linthicmn, Reld M. Hannah, pecta to secure an all-time social and
straight through without relief ot Eu?eM chlaholm. George Birkhead, moral worker, whose duty It la to took
sleep and eat bully beef and hard F Ctom jkjvaa Betta, William after the social and moral needs of
tack. p,u AmIi Wlnslow.) June Brown, the soldiers and their families. This
T nnA tn think It was tiresome to w ft Rma 3nn Inlinsmi. Alfred Is a splendid work and Randolnh eonn-
drive a touring car two or time hun- Bradshaw. Bulla. Cart . Kivett, George tv I fortunate in having a wide-awake
dred miles, but a thousand miles KJvett, Reggie Auman, Llovd Cagl Ked Croaa chapter through which she
would be a pleasure trip compared Graham Monroe, Arthur Alien, Rosa can secure the services of such a work
with sixth hours behind the wheel of R, Russell, Emmett atKlng, John W.'. -Miss Walker Is very enthusiastic
an army truck, at the end of thesixty Tucker. Kirby N. Eirkman, John D. and cay that she has been most en-
houra Journey Edward Booko, of Davis. Russell B. Allred, Clem D. eouraged over te prosnects In Kan-
Chicago and myself crawled under wo GMiland, Clarence E. Ward, Charles floipncountv. Mrs. H. 1 Hayworth is
truck at 9:30 Y. M. and went to sleep. Laughlin, Edison Black, Walter kouw. cnairraan or we nome oervice ieparv
It waa in small town ealled Sarcey . Vernon E. Curtis. Axlexander Hutch- rnent of the Red Cross and she has
At eleven P. M. the Germane came bison. Alvah B. Garner. ,Nen.ldin a number of soldiers end
over with machine guns and high ex- ' wr famnies. un to the oresent time
plosive bombs, then we were ordered. Trinity Commencement- Hon. Boot ' n neeos wiu ne wnmxmr. wereiore.
to leave there. We started out without) K. Page Delivers Address It Is nrewary to cure the services
any llghta In a heavy fog and came rn Trinitv commencement began Batu- of an all time worker.
artfh Mia Wanrh srttllm-v snd nrdsv n(o4it and hsa ttm In nrooTMS
wuwn. - 1 - - r " . -rr . j n -.-
Infantry moving in the same diree- this week. n reciuaon contest oy " "".ra". 'r'T" ' .'7" '"n"
Oi
tion. The fog waa so heavy we were
lomoelled to ro in the ditch and theie
1 got three houra of the soundest sleep
I ever had in my lire, i nen 1 drove un
til twelve o'clock the next night and
went to sleep in a dugout in the Ar
gonne Forrest
Really it may sound funny to yon
but I don't believe a fellow, ever dies
until bis tim cornea.
No doubt you have heard other
stories that would not compare with
this one,- but every roan of a different
branch of the service Is entitled to a
different story,, for I have worked ditiv
the Infantry, machine guns -ana we
the young ladies of the hlh school, innlaed la Randolph County
was held Saturday nls-ht Miss BerU A 4, t ,,
Welborn, daughter of Mn. D. M. Wei-1 The home demonstration agent, Mrs.
born was the successful contestant. L. W. Coggins, has bn In this eoun
On Monday night the primary elasaee ty Just on month, During that time
rave an entertainment lion, Robt bom demonstration clubs have
v PM AM-n-rcA tha uuiiiil address been organised and other communities
on Tuesday morning. , (are considering organisation. Very
Class day exercises were bold on wora is oeing aon in uieae
Tuesday evening at which time eleven .erabs.
vmincr neonl rraduated. Prof. W. F.
Wod hss been principal of th school
and haa been most successful.
Con-
Hie purpos of these organisations
lnflaens Situation In Liberty
tmues ferioos '
y T. J.a IV. fm. .aaali m f rkvfv
artillery and , I know that, they don't ,M onderynj,,,. M mdme of
havthsam story to 'tolLDon ,influenia. Th altuatlon la Imorov
know anythiny about when I ani eonv
inghom It may be In th 1st fall.
. The yards her will be closed eut in
July and w may get to om homej a . F.
setMirate from our division, that la th heme. .
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onivcnanc VI gwvmf; osc uotvrv
fll. - - - ' ;
ing but there are probably around a
hundred eases there now.
I think-, but I waat to go
Don't wrnnr about m for I am
having th best tm of any en la th
Your eti,
; 'X" War. W. S. Iowrlrrrnnk,'
1 . Co. B. P.f Amnmnltloa Train,
jnarlcaA P. 0. 791, A. t F.
1. To offer systematic plsns and
conveniences to ssve time and labor.
1 2. . T01 build better living condi
tions. . .
S. To toach the nutrltiv and eeon-
omJe vain of food.
4. . To . riomtmitrata rood. ' whole
mnVlntr. bnttjir kslsneed food. .
(a; T develop stronger tnanhood
and
(b . Te build better home.' '
S. To create a fin sonununitjr
spirit -
t) Pv eTfajr f idea,
(b) Ey developing th social Ufa.
Shay, without ouestlon. is one another brother in C. .vZZi
of the beat hog men in this State. He a,tMrd brother overseas ia the arnw r
haa not only studied hogs but has 01 occupation, all three being tolmi
raised them himself and haa been rf"- w a irrandaoii
s at thi.
Carolina. No hotr man in this aee- wa8 a Confederate scout
one of the best breeders
B nr-Kn.J . M .
"CCIi T ..ii .. WJnwJI T (ISmRlfl. ;
. a . .. ivinATYAH n i .... ir
in worth opiwu oi this soim k
i aee- wa8. a Oonf derate s.u u'L'T
tion can afford to miss seeing him at ?t stock from Uto sidns
these hog house and self-feeder build- 1118 family.
ing demonstrations, or miss the meet- Brown was arrested B.nt : ,
animation and waa bcaad UkSl
Bowman hum w k . . e
Educational Community Nuraa Fop. waa was Brf ITT . B"d
Randolph County iaot appear thai iBt'.W gSfi
Throua-h the efforts of th n.. Serireant fitaml I. .1
m Anmmi.M.. 111 1 1 . aTSelp msAtr -M .1 m,Z "X SJ
Randolph county. Application haaon border and OTsmasaiid
been made to the nnmlno HnTniMit U manv battles tlA -
of Red Cross headquarters and it is I5' H captured t Cermana nnsUL
probable that the nurse will be in the'0? Sept Xtb kat BeliT ZnTa '
county by June first She will operate "ef of police 8 Wad and KaT Ssm
under the direction of a nursing com-ita An tallow.
mittee which will be appointed by the Mr. Steed says be is x .
Red Rross. At m. mii mM..'ajitkl. alJTV m gmlty a
Messrs. C. C. Oranford. and W. J. going out to do UttiTwiS
Armfield were appointed a committee land th agtrret ul! Jz????.
to
irioua or authorirw
Jto right tS'iSiTStoSM
rgelylh. would aornZwionrSr
proportion th Unror iaH of th!lim uxd flMiwiKri viZ
manuictaiiefl or Xhm eoantr.
TT isyniaiss wilt 1.
ssiuaspw vvua wvift. tajai lfTjiy nvutU BOS ILM tan iru a. . "'.X
throue-h th schools atuHn eonmnctloa b inclini mLJlFca wmU
" w-s "wuw inniiviiasiaMVW IT7Ua vvaaaam VVtaf Pasn ftr
' waaasiwvr-a muuihvihii viisajiiap stasa.
"he may affect after' aha arrive. Shel a- gt- n
vfll visit th different eommunltie of untesrs uT- JTS
the county and will aid tn teaching
noti now to ear for themselves
families physically. Th expense
e met by appropriation from the
Ren Cross and county commissioners
wid by private donation. Randolph
eounty is to bo-congratulated upon so
enrlng th aervk'e of aa educational
mrs. Only thro other counties ia
the state have mad afnular arrang-manta.
were bi vsL
fer
Baa Hospital rfo. W Asslgnad
Early Oosivoy
Bas hospital tromber 96 has been
assigned for early convoy. This unit
was organised by Dr. John W. Ixmg.
or Greensboro, and la composed
men In this section of the state.
Messrs. Arthur PreeneiL Oari Rich
ardson and Carl Pare, of Asheboro,
belong to hospital unit 6S.
fflootint . hia , 4Sirw2
tt slackers and deMrton, SkndiS
offlc was headouartera fn -i-JZ
and deserters wh ww tmrML
In this stotoment others will an
22rt tM tt"i bo
tereat to tha nnKiia
HoUoway obtained 1x7 tofcT
was jar. tJowmaa gar hi aan
port la any way to roundm . jL.
Memorial Servlc
A memorial servlc will be held at
rVnfer rhureh Pnndav. April fTth at
M:00 oV'oek. Th "ervlc will be m
onor of 1st Clas Private James TI.
Secretary Daniels Te Tads Amy s '
OccspatsM
Secretarr Daniels sjwt 1, '
pending several days with th armv
wwucq slopes ox we Alston easU.
j in Kmrw vrV tnmiu hills has been placed on the ;
TSJ KneTommia; 'if
In all snd manv . Jcun' omfnandngi th divWon. , , ,
A Memorial Building ,
aai rnrniai dnm a l. . . . w - ss
Wall, son of Me. and Mrs. ft. N. WalL . Khin Major ;
-ho w. knid In action la Prance Dlckrnaa commanding th
September Uu I Aatti.acTS:
ix Vessel, CrewjH Wi.h r.J ctn
?! troop h!ns arrived 1
"ndav In time to celebrate
p-er vera 14.44 men I
"r'M of the rewlce were represented. I
Ttrn nf l Mns were liArmsn lln. I
ers nd hr1cshln d had on board' As a hospital la practically assureeT
eri:ie of Grman ofneem vo had n Asheboro la another way and from
muds we trin representing th Ger-. another source, It might be beat to
man grr emment erect a memorial building for th sol.
. 'dier from this eounty In th form of
W. M. MrNalrv. a prominent law- community building with library,
er ot We.r1"n died at his t home at rest room, Y. M. C JL, ete,
Marion N. C April IS. of menlnvltis . A meeting U to be called at a
following mfluer., ;It had only been rly day by the Red Croas, (utm-.
week sine th deceased retnmed f Dwfeasa, Woman's Club and othrr
horn from oveirss, wher h had been loeal nrajlaation for the prp, ,t
Hnc lt aummmev aa member of providing and arrar.iriTiir for t t -th
vpedltlonary foree. T dasl ton of a rrmnnfTit m( nr ;.l t j ',
waa a aatlv of Guilford County soLiicrs U Ilan,!t H t- ',
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