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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER SO, 1921
THE ASHEBORO COUKIER, ASHEBORO. N. G
Pagp Fire
TELEPHONE NUMBER 6
Asheboro, N. . September 30, 1920
PERSONAL. PARAGRAPHS
ir Tf V. C. O II R I E ft I Mr- Jennie Hancock it visi inr her' Service at Presbyterian Ckart:
I brother.. Dr. J. V. Page, In Durling- Dr. I. M. McConneU, pastor of the
von. .. rresDytenan enurcn, will come to
Mr, C E. Davis was a week-end Asheboro Friday for the purpose of
visitor at i Jackson ' Sprin. Mrs. holding preparatory services Friday
Davis and children who' had been and Saturday nights for communion
spending a few days there returned services Sunday morning,
with Mr. Davis Monday. At 10 o'clock Sunday morninp there
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. , n.w of rvrfnrri Or-' . "'"'. rcmraeu iwn m a jauy day program to WHICH
The Singing Class oi uxiora ur-. k Jfram ishwiiu H M,n th miWi.
phanaiP where she has been visiting relative"!: The doors of the church will be op-
juessrs. j . a. iuage ana sons, uone, enea . lor tne reception of new mem
Grady and Mac were visitors in Moore bers at the eleven o'clock service. .
county Tuesday. Mrs. McConneU expects to accom-
Mr. P. S. Page, of Lakeview, S. C, Pny Dr. McConneU, and at 4 o'clock
was the guest of relatives in the city Friday afternoon Mrs. A. C. McAlis
the first of the week. ter invites all the women of the Pres-
Let every home in the county send byterian church to the regular Friday
some exhibit at the county fair which afternoon prayer meeting, and to meet
will be held at Ramseur October 1, Mrs. McConneU, who will be the lead
8, and 9. er.
Don't fail to attend the county fair
at Ramseur October 7,' 8, arc 9. I C E. Business Meeting.
Airs. 8S. A. Cox was in Asheboro Christian Endeavor business meet
Monday returning from Greensboro ing Friday night, 7:30 p. m. at Mr.
where, she went on business. and Mrs. Ferree Ross'. Everr mem-
ihanaKc . i o
ourthouse here Tuesray evening at 8
,-lnek.
Miss Esther Ross, who has been a.
I itarinnr Sit meUlUI 1B1 I1UBU1M1
for several weeks is sufficiently re-
covered to oe
Minn KOSS nS oera mo iout"
much attenaon hm"""
friends in the u.-m and
country dunn h J , , .
Mrs J A. openew icav invMUBT iwt
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Boren
at Pomona. . , ,
Miss Maud Carson left Wednesday
York City where she will
enter Dr. Whites Bible School. Miss
Carson expects to aub - kn-,io
Lirse at this school preparatory to
ner -
t s. McAlister, of Greensboro, was
in town Saturday for sevem nours
Mr.
and Mrs. S. W. PresnelVMissPoint Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. J. V. Hunter returned ber ttrsred to be nresent. aa thin i a
tnday from Crarlotte and Davidson very important meeting. All recent
College where they spent a few days new members are urged to be pres
last week. Their two sons are at Da- ent at this meeting so each team can
viason College. get their new members out. Social fol
. Mrs. E. 6. Morris and Miss Manra- lows the business meetine.
ret Morris were visitors in High LACY LEWIS, President.
Catherine Fresneu anu iui -iv.,
Birkhead spent Tuesday in. Greens-
bMr Joe Forrester, of Ramseur, was
a week-end visitor in Asheboro.
A. large number of Asheboro people
attended the meeting at Gray's Chap-
Mrs. Arthur Garvin and Master
TiiUv of Star, are visiting the family
Dl 6' v Lowdermilk. Mr. Garvin
also spent Sunday in the.city.
ti,p monthly business meeting of
Mr. Irving Burrow is in AsheviUe
IOLA LOWDERMILK, Sec'y.
this week attending the reunion ofthe Do As You Please Club Meets With
Old Hickory division. Miss Skeen.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Macon and Last Saturday afternoon Miss Eliza-
children returned to Salisbury the last beth Skeen was hostess to the mem-
of last week after a week3 yisit to bers or the Do As You Please Club,
flr. and Mrs. Gideon Macon. Three tables were arranged for
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kivett, of hearts dice. The high score being
Spartanburg, S. C., a son, Septem- won by Miss Vivian Cranford. The,
ber 22. hostess presented her with a lovely
air. frea rarrisn, who is in the Dox oi stationery.
regular army stationed at Camp Jack- Miss Skeen, assisted by Miss Elyer
son, Columbia, S. C, has been visit- Richardson, served a delicious banana
M. W. salad and iced tea.
the M. P- Christian jnaeavur uw mg. hig parentaj Mr, Mrs
wiH be held at uie nome oi ". -iparrish.
.ee Ross Friday evemng, rt seven-, Miss ma Whitfield has recently Box Party at Trinity October First.
thirty. Every member is urgea to been appointed deputy register of A box-supper will be given by the
deeds in KoDeson county, auss Whit- members of the rmlathea clp.ss of
nrpsent as tnis win w "'J ,...!.
"w11 D. Spoon is ill at her home
South r ayettevuiB nra.
Miss Edith Bost returned last week
from Virginia, where she sent the
summer with relatives.
Mr. Grady Gamer attended the fun
eral of his brother-in-law, H. H. Low
dermilk, at Why Not, last Wednes-
da5f;.. w T. Ward, of Worthville, re
turned Saturday from Western Mary-
i rniwe. Westminister, Md.,
field held a similar position In the of -.Trinity M. E. Sunday school in the old
nee of Clerk of the Court in Kandolph Trinity study hall, Friday night, Oc-
county several years ago. &ne is luuy tober l, for the, Deneht of the new
capable and a most efficient woman, church, now being built.
The Courier's subscription list will Also a miscellaneous program will
be revised immediately after this be rendered. Everybody come!
week's paper is mailed. Ai! papers t
will be discontinued whose labels are RALLY- DAY SERVICE AT
not marked in advance of October 1. M. P. CHURCH IN ASHEBORO
MivE. A. Shaw, of Strieby. was a
business visitorSn Asheboro Tuesday. Every Methodist Protestant of
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Ldwdermilk, who Asheboro and surrounding community
have been visitin&r relatives in Ran- is invited o be nresent next Sunday
...u. ho neoomDanied Leonard Ward'dolnh county have returned to their for our Rally Day Service. Let every
and Misses Nettie and Ruffine Ward home at Glen Elder, Kansas. Mr. Sunday school teacher endeavor to
to enter school. I Lowdermilk is the son of the late Is- have a hundred per cent attendance.
Mr- and Mrs. G. W. Hendrix, of , rael Lowdermilk. He left Randolph We want to make this a real good day
Asheboro Route 1, spent Sunday withlcounty thirty-two years ago and went for our church and for the kingdom
m.. onH Mrs. Glenn Hendrix. I to Kansas. After being there for 0f Christ
Rev. L. W. Gerringer is assisting in about two years he returned to Ran- , The hour is 10:30. Come and bring
ihp meetine at Gray's Chapei this dolph and married Mis3 Louette your friends. The public is extended
e)j I Brown, daughter of the "ate IMi a hearty invitation to meet with us.
Mr and Mrs. Geo. W. Scott and Brown, of Kemp's Mill. Thev are the
M,otPr Harold, of Star, were visitors parents of eleven children, f ir. Low- Tribute of Respect
in Asheboro Saturday. iuermiiK nas visneu nis mure cuumy wnereas, we, me memDers oi me
Dr! and Mrs. C. H. Redding, of Ce- ten times. They are prosperous far- Betterment Association of Randleman,
dar Falls, were guests of their daugh-jmers having raised more than a thou- N. C, do mourn the loss of our dear
ter Mrs.' John Branson, Friday. 'sand bushels of wheat and have in a friend and co-worker, Mrs Lucy
Mr W Banks Richardson left Sat- iarge crop of corn. Threadgill Bowdon, who departed this
urday for Boston, Mass., where he will Little Margaret Phillips, daughter Hfe, Sept. 10, 1920,
attend school this winter. Mr. Rich- 0f the late Samuel Phillips, had the i. That the Randleman Club has lost
aidson will take post-graduate work misfortune to fall -and cut her knee a most loyal and devoted memler. And
in the chemistry department. !on glass recently and the place be- while we sincerely feel our loss we
Mr Walter Branson, of Charlotte, came infected and blood poison set in. humbly bow to the will of God.
was the guest Qf his sister, mra. virgii she is now quite in ui iuemunui z mat we piace upon rece;ci our
Presnell last week. 'pital in Asheboro. high appreciation of her sweet chris-
Miss Bonita Wolff visited at Rural, The land sale of the Sam Porter tiah life among us, and that we shall
Hall last week. property on last Saturday was a great cherish her memory as one who loved
liss Urslie Williams, who has a financial success. The amou.it real- her church, its organizations, her
position in Durham, was a week-ef d jze(i was $9,323. Messrs. T. J. Wins- home and community,
visitor in Asheboro. low and Arthur Ross bought the 3. That we extend to the bereaved
Mrs Walter C. Garner returned to front lots while the business site was famiiy our heartfelt sympathy in their
her home in High Point Friday after bought by Mr. Herman Cranford. The p.eat i0ss ami pray that God may
visitim? relatives at Why Not . and gaie was conducted by the Kendall comfort them in their sorrow.
...i.,. u ottnnHwl the funeral of her a notion Co.. of Greensboro. 4. That a enov of these resolutions
brother H. Hugh Lowdermilk. Work is progressing nicely on the be spread upon our minutes, and a
Miss Kate Bulla left last wees ior residence of Mr. J. A. apence 011 ,.0py be sent our county paper tor
Greensboro where she entered the Worth street . publication.
North Carolina College for Women. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde- Hen- (Mr8.) N n. NEWL1N,
..uss (Janary jonnson v, ancus mi hcthi - "w. o.., Viurs.; d. d. dmolci i ,
week-end with her parents at ea- Coie.
xr0ve I Mr. John I. Erwin was a visitor in
disses Carrie BritUin, Kate Bulla the city the first of the week. He has
and Julia Ross entered the N. C. Col- hd aa operation last week in tne High
lege at Greensboro last week.' Point hospital, having his, tonsils re-
.vlr. David Coltrane, of Tampa, moVed.
n.nj. u. kn viaitinir nib broth- ww CriBBie Clark is the guest of
r, A ii. Coltrane at Trinity". Mrs. J. T. Winslow and ol'm r friends There will probably be" as manv as two
.lisses Rachel and Lalin fcinoit, 01 in tj,e city. Mrs. Clam uvea m thousand this year.
Tnnity, have ente.ed Davjnpoit Co.- Aslxboto ior a number of ycurs and :
le e, at Lcnior. has many friends here. 1 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Mr. W F. Wood, who was superin- Miss Grace Presnell leaves "txlay ,
te.dent of Trinity high school, last for Veleh, W. Va., where she go to gtate Highway Construction,
ytar, has gone to Kittrell, here he accept a position as ticket aRent and jj. c. Federal Aid Project No. 101-B
will have charge of the high school. cnim agent of the Norfolk and Vest- Scaled bids for the construction of
Miss .Nannie LAiubert, iM iwea ern railroad. Miss Presnell has held approximately 9.64 miles 0 State
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. a j,imilar position in Asheboro fo.- the Highway in Randolph County, N. C,
Thomas Lambert, left the latter pt" ' past two years and has proven a most wju be received by thy North Caro
f last week for Washington, D. C, capable and efficient young woman. )itt state Highway Commission at
where she will resume her position, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bean, who have the division office in Greensl.ore, N.
with the air service of the United bee visiting relatives in this section C-i unt i2 o'clock M., on the 12th
States government ' returned to Augusta, Ga., last week, day of Ortober, 1920, when they will
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cox, of Thomas- They were accompanied by Mr. be opened and. read,
ville, were week-end visitors iri the BeW, mother, Mrs. Henry Bean. No bids will be received after the
city. ' I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hedden, who hour nxet.
t he Ramseur fair comes off October bare spent the summer at Columbia The work will consist approximately
seventh, eighth and ninth. 1 University, in New York City, have M follows:
Miss Louella Low left Monday for bom in Asheboro the guest of their 15.0 acres clearing and grubbing.
Washington, D. C, where ahe has for ,,ter, Mrs. L C Moser. 44,900 cu. yds. common excavation,
the past year held a position In thf Mrs. Emma Parks, of Trinity, re- 8,230 cu.jrds. earth borrow excava
arriculturil denarUnent of the gov- Mntlr visited her daughter, . Mrs. tion.
Mary lOdie.. 3,&(v cu. yas. rocs excavation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Winnlngham re- 2,050 lin. ft 15" standard strength
turned U their home U AtlanU last vitrified pipe. ,
week after visiting relatival in thin 270 lin. ft. 18" sUndard strength
county. Mr. Wtnningnam m T'aveiwg vitrified pipe,
representative for the John Deer 138 Hn. ft 24
Plow Co.. of Atlanta. vitrified nine.
The Courier is to receipt of a speech so lin, ft 30" standard strength
which Capt James A. Lockhart, of vitrified pip.
Wadesboro, mad in Montgomery X79 cu. yds. cement rubbl mason
eoonty. W regret It cam too laU ry (haadwalls).
for this week' Courier, it will ap- . 2510 cm yds. topMll surfacing,
pear Bxt week. k ' t Ma bids will b considered unless
Mr. John W. Bulla, of Vaahlng accord panled by a corporate surety
ton, D. C, I la Aihcbor on business bond, or by a properly certified check
thUweek. for Thrt Thousand (13,000.00) Dol-
MIm Ruth Cox left this morning for lars, mad payable to Frank Pag,
Wleh, West Va wher the noes to chairman.
enter a hospital to Uk training. A corporato surety bead, or other
Mia Cox has many friends la th satisfactory security will be required
town, wha will .follow her with inter- or th complete fulflrmwt of ( th
est, contract '
I Speclflcstions, form of contract,
I (Mrs.) R. W. FARU3W,
(Mrs.) MARY C. WEATH-
ERLY.
Eleven 'hundred and twenty-two
students marticulated at the State
.University this year the fin,t day,
ernment Mlu Low spent Jr Taca
tion in Asheboro, .
Miss Merchi Footer was th gust
of her parent in . South AJUteooro
8undav. . i
Bora to Mr. and Mrs. William Bur
row, a ton. "
Mrs. U. M. Ward la very ill at her
horn in South Asheboro.
, Miss Ethel Foster spent last Sun-
y with her grandmother.
A numhw nf Aatuihora eltlsenl at-
nded protracted meetlnx at grower
Chapel Sunday : : ,
Th protracted meeting will begin
Flag Spring sstxt Sunday. 1
. Mist Maxln Redding returned to
bor afvet spending ft few days
ber parent at Cedar Fall.
Mr. and Mr RmmII HmltH nA Mr.
fMrs. Charlie BmlUt, of High Point
t 8unday with relative her '
L C BtyWs, of Rllgh, pnt
kmd with Mr. Isaac Brown,
Aobor Route 1. '
. Sudle and FleU Brown, of
Ahboro Route 1, left this week for
J1 tera part of th state to et-
Ifth Iluffslo-Umley wedriing
f,y will Uk plsc at the rldnc
" . HulTsIo, in R'e Kh.
' TM Davis, of inet Tolnt.
has Uri Mrlmitly !rk for fvrral
I- .p- I
standard str ength
Dahlia fUiew la RaiufVsisd Od, 1 proposal blanks, ete, tan b obtained
Th K. P. Ladle' AM Society wilt V writing to th offlc of tb Btate,
bold their annual dahlia show Satur Highway Commission, Raleigh, N. C
day. October 2, at th graded chool ta. HtVfP 0f
building. - th division nginer at Gmnsboro,
Door' will t opened at t p. ra. 1U- N. C.
freshiwmte will be aerrd afternoon' Th Hfht U mrrd to rKt any
and night W extend to tnryon a or all bids or to accept any kid deemed
coHlal Invitation. - .I othr state and th eonnty.
Th wu conM.ts of Oprter W,' -Br ord-r'of th North Carolina
-... i,irV. aaiaa. rl6.U. EUte H!?hwsr Commlinion.
, , ;,.-'v. ra,..! TMs 2 rd day t i '', 1020.
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Reduction in PricesFordPfoducts
The War Is Over and War
Prices Must Go
Effective at once Ford Gars, Trucks and
Tractors will be sold f. o. b. Detroit
at thef ollowing prices:
Touring Car
with Starter
Touring Car
without Starter -
Runabout with
Starter -
Runabout without
Starter - -
Chassis without
Starter
Coupe with Starter and
Demountable Rims
Sedan with Starter and
Demountable Rims
$510
440
465
395
360
745
795
One Ton Truck with pneumatic C1C
Tires - xJO
Fordson Tractor
790
The Ford Motor Company makes this reduction in the face of the
fact that they have on hand immediate orders for One Hundred Forty-Six
Thousand Sixty-Five Cars and Tractors. The company will suf
fer a temporary loss while using up the material bought at higher
prices. They are willing to make a sacrifice in order to bring business
back to a pre-war condition a quickly as possible and maintain the
momentum of the buying power of the country.
HENRY FORD SAYS:
"The war is over and it is time war prices were ovr. There is no
sense or wisdom in trying to maintain an artificial standard of values.
For the best interest of all it is time a real practical effort was made to
oring the business -of the country and the life of the country down to a
regular pre-war standard."
We are at your command V?th regular Ford Efficiency in service and
eagerness to fill your orders
Asheboro Motor Car Co.
PHONI5 175
ASHEBORO, N. C.
liberty: Garage
LIBERTY, N. C.
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