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e Coorles Welcomes all Randolph
at and Viators Satarday, .
:-r. J. Wesley Long, Ifeatenant
ojjk U. 8. medical reserve corpe,
o was tor several month with tne
E. F, wiU be the speaker at too
mortal exeacisea to be held in the
Hill ceme4ary, 3reiubcra, 6at-
Ir. B. I TraocU, of EUerbe, was
m&ieao vimtoi in Ashboro Mon
Wiiwn Kewtit iind daughter,
--r te l-.i tf llsy inir-Lii Kr.
emae W A-sJieDuro to take charge of
meaJstr of the C&ptain's iauuly wUl
be present .for the celebration.
Ur. J. Y. Louth, of MiDboro, has re
cently drawn a map of Randolph
county in which he pictures ail the
gtxjd roads of the' county. It is a
most unique map.
on record as teiiig the crack potato
TWW IricVi nntatAM Anvil OTK , It-
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i Brown pat his potatoes in a hole and
wit Kvguw urn warm winter some
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we jwutwes sprouiea ana grew.
ue kxxk we potatoes trom ttie hole and
found nMrlv'ft iAlr MAW ...tint.....
almost aa large as an egg: , - : - 1
- Mr. Gayle, State distributor of the
Southern Oakland Company, was in
Asheboro Tuesday on business. - k.
mra. w. v. cean, oi Salisbury, was
in Asheboro Tuesday on her way to
visit her father, Mr. S. A. Cox. :
,JBrown,,of Erect, was in fi Asheboro
vyivua xcnu w M-w-iimvuu, u uiwi was in i AsneDoro
i OWtus, oi iacs; Cseok towuhip,'Tue6day. :Jr. Brown left ! Randolph
Asheboro UHopputg isatwdoy. (county, with Co, K and went to Camp
V,ifc04)4ar pedants, 1A and Mrs. jf erred to the military police depart--r
Unovar. or Asheboro Boute S.ment of the 80th divisions He relate
t June Bcajftww, rf Btaa, BDent'some interestinj? experiences which
s.- Son Kicaacdson,' of ft Randle
,waa a visitor in town Baturday.
sn Nance, v o Asheboro
uu thmnch town B&tur-
on lierwoy to High Point to visit
ives and irtenos. .
t and Mra. M. H. Pre, of Cedar
wn visitors m Ashebpro the
r mart of tast weelc
f. jTp. Lamb, of New MaAet
ihip, was fai the ctt one day the
r part of kat week. Ut. Umb
there re a ntuntoer of tobacco
i being erected in his township.
, i o.vio svacdm Morrta. a lunior
rensbo GoUege for Women,
a musical recital last night v Hor
.ta, Mr. ana Mrs. m. a. ju,
md Mrs. E. L. Moffitt and several
Asheboro friends were present
he recital.
it. D. C. Holt and Mr. J. L. Har
)f Liberty, were visitors in Ashe-
i Monday, navmg come ueto
i-vuuioi vcacas.. jxnivng tne ouues
ox the military police was carrying
cages After they were captured. He
said in every instance German pris-
ers expressea gratancation over
avmg een captured," and that they
said the war would not last long on
ceoont of food conditions and other
couqitxons m Germany. Mr. Brown
jitas accepted a position with the Home
- bi , niiDw vuisiiuim, vi tannage,
s been visiting Mr. Reid Hannah.
vi uicm k;ii, xuesgay ior uar
thage and will return to Asheboro
tuuuiim uci auuii, xurs. ur swaim
Miss Frazier has recently been ir
traimW at little Washinirton.
Mr. Alson Bunting, a citizen of Ce
dar Grove township, died at his home
FridaV. following tfireA-mnnW ill.
ness of heart trouble. Mr. Bunting
ess . connected with the Liberty ; leaves a wife and soveral children.
i"" w uuiHsu, at veuar urove ceme-
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Avaxoo monHj nuKiiH, a stuaeni ai
Jameatown high school, was a week-
euu visitor at xne nome ot ner par
Anfa. Mi on) T 1? TJ
i - v,v i no tlHi v.t v uu uvea l,H
miles north of Asheboro was in town
on mesciay.
Key. J. 0. Atkinson, D. D.. of ETon
rof: N. C. English and Messrs. W.
Wood and T. S. Bouldin, of Trinity,
e in Asheboro Monday. They had
: u .wi k tha Ktate Board of
nation that the County Board of
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missions at the Presbyterian church
next sunaay mgnt, cdu p. m. xne
public is cordially invited.
A T.lit7 ia tifaavisi of Tinnifr nv TJVi-
day iight, May Wh. It is a rich come
dy in tnree acts, entitled, "iter nonor,
iThomas Tucker, a former Ashe
citizen, who for the past few
has been operating moving pic
shows in different towns wasin
boro the first of the week. He
returning to St. Paula from Sal
rv, where he has been visiting -his
Hnnrfiter-Mrs.
i1e Cates, of Spencer.. Me. Tacker,
CAlso been visiting ms "".,.i
s. Arthur Parks m H gh Point
x TucWer's son, Ellis Tucker, is con
ttor on the main line of the Souto
t Railway from Charlotte to Wash-
the Bank oi Kanooipii uaa iu imm .) uvuui,
win check for purchase of Victory the Mayor," and is gien by the local
'ids from Jtmr. jim n.i-", " wucin ui auuii,;. iw .cugim wi
: her Asheboro eitieen. - Ur. Rich drama is two hours and two hours of
vj t-aMAA in T.ihertv Bonds entertainment of the hisrhest tvne is
1 IIBWU U"" i.AJ Ml L TV, nJ. r411 n ir
VTWWUKwa, .v CflAI i rl!j. 1
of TAbertV oooas wnicn mi, ana . mm. vjBuav- icvuiucu
. r if. i utM, hu miMMF frienoS lat Troplt from Chatham. Va.. where
S,who -wUl anweciate his Ithev have been visitinjr relatives. Mrs.
iMot In hta korae county. .It Bostfs mother has been ill, but is fm-
Wembered that he operated a proving.
4 while in Asheboro. Mr. Eicn jir8. W. H. Moring is spending some
1t from Asheboro to uaP seTieBitime at Jackson spnngsr
ire he ran a car for hire from Mr- Curtis Wrike, of Burlington,
j n.rrm Bevier. He has rMvntlv returned with the 30th di-
' Iwdea well in business and has vision from overseas, spent Sunday
ed to Washington, D. C. with his brother, Mr. Baxter Wrike.
'Ir and Mrs. John T. Moffltt who Mmi. L. D. Perkins, of Spencer, was
le been in Greensboro for the past the week end guest of Mrs. R. I. Dick
f weeks will be in Asheboro while en8.
jsMoffltt will have his vacation, we Mr. C. B. Griffin is moving into the
jrlad to say his hetJth is graauaiiy flr8t floor or the nospitai. wrs. j. vv.
O . I Oi 1 is 1 ..M4j1 .AnAn4lir 1VH(.11
rabCVU 1IVJU ll.lll. icvcum
she returned to her home at Steeds.
Mrs. E. J. . Luck will move into the
house formerly occupied by Mr. Griffin.
Mr. Elwood Stanton, of Randlcman
Tfmita 1. was in Asheboro on busi-
ration would be m session Monday ness Monday. Mr. Stanton says he
liad come on wuvv..-.0 " T .
Trinity school. of the subscribers said he had been
(ief of police A. 6. Barker, of taking,The Courier for 45 years. Mr.
Wan. waa in Asheboro Monday Stanton says that his father came to
'ness. , Asheboro in June 1876, and that Mr.
sea visitor in Asheboro Mon-1 Courier which was then the Randolph
v .iv;;..is-,,iv;" Regulator, and he asked Mr. Stanton
of Trinity' high school since fattier had never heard of the paper
s was in Asheboro Monday, hef ore, but he subscribed to it and was
A during ike fall took the I. la subscriber the balance ot ms ine
t. tralniiur ccmrse for service jthne. He died in 1902. Mr. Stanton
r:.l w, mtae tJw ..A fW Mr Pnhinii and Dr. Worth
If the armistice General Per- were preparing to go tfl the State
- found he could release some oi Democratic convention in itaieign tne
orkers ta France and allow them day his father first subscribed for The
ka no their work in this eowntry Courier and that they drove to- High
duently the work of many, of the Point to take the train. Trinity Col
b on this side waa not needed, leg eommenceroent at old Trinity was
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or to the Trinity school and Mr.
I ronwmtM to comnkte the school
i High Point peowle are much hv
lod now la eataDusnmg a own-
week is improving rapidly.
V Dvnrlna CimnMrnn.- of Denton.
recently retained from overseas
v s a visitor in Ashebor Satarday.
?. Csmeron tpit Sunday with his
i (, Cm. Ben Morr M Caraway.
::rxolDh contr will have veterans
tfri-fl wart preierit on iatarday to
tirlpat in the 10th of May oete-
. .lion. ,. .'.- '.'',;'
VI J1i neit Saturday Is Confederate
.iiorlfj dny and wUl be celebrated
, 'Mh, this occasion t not to
1 e on the propmrn a memorial so
i n for our a"4'lirs vkn dii Ovr
, t. "lluit exercine will be h4d at a
!aii(!f and Ioulne WbMry
il ti t'ir home at lMh
' 1 tirm Jjfe P-.!.iv,l
I n i I'lT.tg for thf
! -i !i V.'l.ailf-y re-
. TV Worfi wa a rnndidnt
for State Treasurer and was nomi
nated at tbe convention ana elected
Vat fall ' Vr. RtAntan ssva his father
mnA f twn Ahnhoro eitirens ' vera
m. - t. a .lint Vij ;Kmt tVui mne airo and rood friends.
st of several Randolph county Mr. Elwood Stanton has had The
ns who live near High Point. .Cornier in his home since the death of
r. L. D. Bulla who underwent an hU lather. , According to Mr. Stan--tion
at the High Point hospital ton's figures The-Courier is 43 years
via. -"'-(
kav-nvfo the guest of Miss Fay Ferree.
teso, spent the week end with his par
ents in Asheboro. , , ' -.
Us. Tbome Bain, formerly of the
All rtra. nnTnnan v. In Tllo-h Point.
h accepted a position in the Stand
ard urn store.
Mr. ZtQ Brown, of Asheboro Rout
t aa In Aahettfirn Ratiirflav Hth S
very Iflnps hawk, which had been kill
ed by Burley Trmrdon, the 16-year-old
aon ot Mr. ana mrs. uan ironafrn, oi
1 aXatitiM TlimtM 1. Thu hawk had bem
jcAtrhlng owls at many of the homes
on Asrrehoro wrote l ana numoer
nf twnrU hud shot' at him.' lie me-
ui 71 Inches from tip to tip. He
-iwl rnntrht half-k)sen chickens of Mr.
Vl Iamb's ixvakVoa numhor of Others
.a t-.a vHnity. This variety of fowls
"t rw.ljr rut !w rhickens, bit rabbits.
n )-nV wns Ir ft at the Bank of
' ' 'i t.n srraiiemerits are being
i li I Viirfi moiiritwl.
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Latt. not fall down ;
onth Home Stretch
Vavwavaaaap
linden theiire
Come oa, yori VktxMrLoan! a
Ajraerica never yet rod a loser! i
You've got a secord of four straight 3
make It fivl ; , 3
Kslp rid the Victory Loan to vie
tory by buying your bonds today. 3
V "II tl I IA .1.- I . .1 9
ever backed!
Co in to your limit . .
Victory Liberty Loss Committee
Tfci tpqm contrlbyfaf bf
WoodiCash Clothing Co.
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AUCTION SALE OF SHOES
We will seii at Public
Auction Saturday May
17th, One 11 Hundred
Pairs Ladies, Gents and
Ghildrens Shoes.
SAPONA STORE
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WELCOME
TO ALL
Saturday, May 10th.
, We will serve Cold Drinks to all
g Men in Uniform FREE of charge g
baturday.
AshebproJiDrug Co.
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Miss Donna Spoon has ' returned
horn front a week's visit - to ; her
brother Mr. Phalti 8poon fit Arch dak.
She also visited relative to High
Pomt --n.
Mr. U. C. Richardson, of High Point,
spent Sunday wita bia family in Ao
boro,." - . ' ; V""". .
Dr. C. C Polndexter, of Randleman,
was in tha city Saturday. Dr.- Poin
(Wrter la a brother of Mr. Poindexter,
of Rntbsrfordton, who was a metn&er
of Company K, and who recently vis
ited his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. C M. Kane wr In
Ashohoro Saturday, returning from
Chatham county wher they had at
tonded the burial of Miss Hudson, Mrs.
Nance's si"tf, who was accidentally
killed lst Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. C R A a man, of Midway, was
intown on bturiness Tneadar.
Mr. J. la Gray, of Cedar Falls. Was
a buslncMs visitor in Asheboro Tues
day. ,
Mr. Charles Brown. Ahhoro Routs
1, was m town the ffrt of th Wwek.
Iff. Jpffemon D. Welch, of fWirrov.,
'Mi Fanni Newby of this city, is
visiting freinds la' Burlington.
Mr. Everett Newby, of Greenshoro,
was visitor in town yesterday. ;
Mf. and Kn. 8. B. Hammer,' " of
Lynchburg, Va.. and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Weber, of Clover, 8. O, attend
ed th burial of their moths, Mra.
8. 8. WinsJow, at Charlotte chweh
Tvdr. . . .'..,
Mis Vlvlaa Ctnford was hostm
last week to the members of th sen
ior cla sof Asheboro high school
Th primary department of Ui
Asheboro shaded school gv a beau
tiful pageant Satarday night under
the directions of Misses Brooks,
Pritehard, Wallac and . Caveacus.
Mrs. & B.' Stedman, director of th
Ashebot orchestra, aecompsnied th
pageant with a very In te resting pro
granj. ,..;,. ( ' .,
Mrs Leo Barker was hmtteas Wed
nenday to th members of th Dann
ters of th Confederary. Th subject
of th evening was contnwtlng work'
of th women of the cjvtt wsr with)
fhit ef tv rrwxrnt war. '. Pre
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Presnell & York
Dealers in
Horses and Mules
Asheboro, N. C.
nr. i uiii,i i ...ii.r n km cm orirl mnlea from the different
HO uvn uouiucu ltd unitw( v -- , .
gdvernrnunt camps this season and now harc some good ones on hand.'
J. A: HOLDER i
Extends. Cordial Welcome
Randolph County 1 Citizens :
Saturday, May1 1 0th,
' "And solicits Country .
, . Produce . .
J A. HOLDER
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Crow Tie and Fertilizer Dealer