North Carolina Newspapers

-r 1 - 7 - fWTlJT CI ' 1 i Wm IS3UED WEEK? volume xm Asheboro, North Carotins, Thnrsday, March 24, 1921 1 4 'If, 1 A. t Y.EEXLY; RALEIGH LETTEK7 FRAKilliVILLE NEWS j (By Maxwell Gorman) " Raleigh, March k--Gbvernor MoiS rison. whowent to Charlotte the latter part of last week will return . to the executive office in a few days and, ac eordina: to reports current here, he. will find the members of the Legislature his principal correspondents ; during hia few days leave of absence,' ; c: -It appears that both A. J. Maxwell and A.. J. Watts, .who are candidates Watts, who are candidates nu..:iign. ontwaiA 1 ;tor tax" coi to the senators ana. memoersv or hh","" , V. r V'' tj,.o no nn oni writ h Rnt: Mrana Mrs. Muneey.Arche enor which aspirant ey.favor,: A -considerable number of . legislators will -. -probably decline to do so , for .two - reasons, First, because it is. the -Governor's business to .. select j the -appointee: and (second ' because many " would be cdntent with either . Watts A or Maxwell, ?6re 'tother dear charm ' er away."V Another reason .that could i be advanced is that the Governor can not fail- to get, theHghtvffianYif ' he appoints eitherpf these twot Not few would ' prefer, Jo5 have? Maxwell's service on the Corporation Commision t ZeAA v XI. ..j .sheud he relinquish ' ! that- post ; it would be a misiortune ior tne- state. Reports Revive, to the ' effect; that there'may - be several judges of the Snnerior-Court who ma retire on two- tidrdsipatr i'iwide4o!f-1ih's'rf ' have seen long seivice on the bench, ; but there is notMng definite in that except one o; two vacancies may occur ' -en the State Supreme Court bench in - , the course of tim&2 In that case, al-thomrh'-'rebort" has not " yet said so. k r " most people would expect the Governor. - to name Hon. Heriot. Clarksonj .of - Charlotte, one 'of the ables lawyers in the State, ex-solicitor, and one of the -' finest and ittost lovable " merii' td jone v of the. vacancies on the higher court '"' -Mf Mr; darksonwould accept it which is said to be doubtful. . ; ' r KTw Federal Offlceholdrs li I A1, number of down-eastern Repre- v A i senatives yesterday passed ; through f 5 Raleigh en route a Greensboro; where v nvAninn' a- Hnecial meetinor of the Republican State. Committee will meet, vv chiefly for the, purpose ef, fixing , a -party slate for the various -Federal. - offices from which the- present Demc-i " cratic Incumbents trill soon be retired. , - Prosnect of a fighU however does " tiot diminish the chancea of th ori-, 'i nnai.siate uxea upu wiu3rew Vbetwvatioaals.-rCiroxiitteem ,vv Moreheatf ana i?r&nx ATJnijey, ta s t CMBtnr nt TntArtiI . Revenue Jjll- ' 4 , ' Ham Jris80rt ef Greensboro,-. Beew-, ' ' tary of the Republican State, Executive ' ' r r - United State Attorney, ' Western ' J i District ,Frank A. Linney, of Boone, " 1 5 Chairman of the State Execntive Cem- t mittea . .''..- - :v''- A " C ' United States vAttornet;4 Eastern - -' ' DistrictIrvin (B. Tucker, of White- " i ville, 1 late -candidate for f Lieutenant- 1 Governor on the Benublican ticket United States Marshal; western . District Brownlow Jacksdn. vof Hen- dersonville, . former membebr of the ; i General Assembly ' - ; .-vy " -f -. i United '' States - Marshal,, Eastern ' District-R. W. Ward; ' ofv Raleigh, . -'etherwiseprominently . mentioned as '"- the prospective postmaster at Raleigh under the ': Harding :. administration. ' Jenldns.' of Johnston,'whe was .a can- : didate for marshal will get the east- , em colWtorshlp. .., ' ; - C y f;? - ; ThU ticket is not , Coing t . 1 without some fun. v Butler and mm ; kins, though the twain be, far from one. are already- In ' Greensboro ; lor the-fight-.-MeeHni wants young, William Duncan, of Ealeighj who has .not "been a factor in politics here, - cent as the ton of E. C Duncan, made collector of Internal revenue and But ler wants among other things, to have -l his own brother, Major George Butler, ' appointed . United States Attorney,1 - rather than Irrin B. Tucker. , " The changees are expected to eome early in July.;.1. ,-. v. y ; 1 .'-. Revival Continues at M. P. Cbnrch i The revival at the Methodist Pmta - tant church continues with much in- terrt being manifested. Already- - a number have professed faith j tn CJirirt. Were- yoa among that nunv rr? or were . your , loved ons or friends amonu that number t If not, . come and Yrjvt? the unwwl jvunpip with you. It U i r I cf t'ie -n'Vvl Jeirb'l t' :.t C 4 MriT for t thai . she f.hoi,! I r : to t fif 1 1 iiic 1 not ; i i r f- -to t.m U rfprrit. V. ur ' ' f"!'t not. G... I U V IT t1 ry r g the V u 1, v. j t' t ' t:. V ' i ! '.- t ':' t i X t' A Vi'ir.k" 1. t t'. un t If we I f I t ' I l our hnnlii. 1 vi i'l cnntiwio thro'i ' :t..,i,'-i f rvirn t ? :.g prrv'ir Bt 7:.V). T : rm-ire r'xt l'ui.! I i ' '.1 in fit fr"'rl- 1 V f -1 Kr a Cli! -1- ' to t o ' r- l: , ti - , f on m I f vlr f f ; !- :!)? j!r rrr t rr.-i f r v i If J-f.'l r, n r ! If ! t - J . -Rev.W. iL Smith preachedone of his best sermons at the M, K. church Sunday. - ," ---v- ';' v -,The Ladies Aur society win give an oyster supper at the ; Masonic Hall Saturday night Every , body Ik in vited to come and bring every body else with you. They don't want any" of Ithe supper to be left over. The Ladies Aid Society is doing a noble worn ana should have your-encouragement.-' 1 F' Trtltni y Miss Kate Marley .lor Kandleman, were i M j 4,v , froain.' and Mrs. Clyde Archer, vpf j Vreens- Saturday and Sunday. - " ' ; " '. H. B. Kinney H. B. Buie,; Charles and Misi Margaret :;Buief and"Clemen Cox spent:- Saturday and "Sunday at . Mrs, B. F Gray' and daughter Miss Ethel , were guests of the .family of Mn B. S." Craven Sundayal?:.' 'Mr.aiid Mrs. J. W. C. Craven attends ed the funeral-of their son-in-law; Mr. 0- T. Lenoard at Grensboro Friday. ; M Mr MIV. Free has moved to oneoi ! Walter Cravens houses near Cedar KJ-'4 i mcwiA are building a. barn for;,IMr. aHugh; Rossie" Davis, whT has been the mil ler at Kemps' Mill for the past eight years, has bought the nrevo residence South Frahklinville and ,' will move next week. , "Mr. Davis has accepted :a positionwith the v Franklinvilla Roller Mill. " .- i-'. ' r". ' . Mr. C. L. Allred has moved his stock A goods, from store iiear!W. C. Jones to Allred building near the rost omce. Mr, Peter Allred is-: preparing to erect a nice bungalow on his lot near ftornei1 of White Oak and Allred Street JUr. Carl Kinney lhas moved to resi dence recently vacated "by F. L. Ellif :Aii M. Burrow has moved into' the new bungalow -near wren Bros. shop. '. Rev' and Mrs. J, D. 'Hackney, wno nave been Spending i'spme time ith with their- children at Cnarlotte, re turned home last Wednesday. 'g . Joel. York has ,,loved to his farm hear Central Falls.l . .-' . '; ':'fi Mesrs.; David RuthledgeV- of Nor- f oik, and Lonnie Ruthledge, of Apex, Wi u are visiting their sister ; rs. Robert Jordan.' - Mrl:'Elmet .Slacl'jyi'j;-beeiiL wnrVtmwifh tL-ftr fiftrrisoh. far noma tune returnea to-nis nome .- . xuku. Dit C-t. J - .' - ..! ii-'.-. '."t-,.:.'i vMACaxlughestof.jCeTumbus,' Ohio, b spending some tinte with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W." Hughes; , .Mn- J. H. Fentress, Jrour correspon dent, acompanied by Mr. J. R. Luther spent Sunday evening-with their aunt, Mrs. Mary Fentress near Sophia. .- Harrison Skeen Sentenced to Roads ..Harrison G.-. . Skeen, of .'. Davidson county, formerly: of Randolph" county1, was- sentenced, last week; in the David- uon county Superior Court, i to five years, on the eounty chain gang rorjthe larceny 01 an -automooue noeionging to Mr. Stewart of Eller.. 1. t. -4 ' Mrs. '.-Stewart, wife of1 "the owner of the stolen ear, testified that she was awakened by the noise or whoever, was taking the car from the garage and that as the car drove by the house she looked out of the window and recognis ed Skeen as the driver ander the light of another 'automobile, coming down the road. Several witnesses told of fol lowing the tracks .to ' the home ( ot Skeen some miles away,' and finding the car In his yard, near the end of the house and that Skeen came out within two minutes 'after being- called, fully clad, shoes laced, wearing a raincoat and with evidence of having himself been m the rain.' The car was taken during or following a shower, it was testified, ''.Y. :'?- ') f.-'V-?-' K keen's attorneys examined witness es to prove an alibi. . The defense al so sought to show by tracks the next morning that someone bad left the car at 8 keen's and had run. 'Skeen proved a good character during the 18 months he lived in that community and also by witnesses from Randolph county where he was bom and formerly Uvea. It was also contended by the defense that it was a misty night and that the window glasses were cloudy and that Mrs. Etewart was mistaken la saying that it was fflcm. Lkeen appealed to the Supreme Court, Judge Findley placing the bond at $5000. ; . " WOMEN'S CLUBS MEETING TVLrd Irttrirt Metin Te Be Held la . Anbehnro April 6th -. The third district mating of the rnmfn'i cluhJi will 1 held at the M. K. (T.urrh, Ahrhoro, Arril 6th, at 10 o'clwk. Thcr will he a number of ln t''rtin(f tpfikcrs prrRnt and topics viulty Jnterenting to the fit!r,n of A-hflwro as wrJI Randuljih eminty,' l . 1 be di!-u,L The ptiMtc I in v,:"l and the tnrhrr are urgtvl to ii a c ( ,t. Lunrh ni'l be rvcd Xo j n (!rir;-n(rii imd fi'.ib members at l.oit.a , 1'r.n. J. A. f pnr. An laf'-riion --lon will also be held. The -.'.! '-rtl will be nnounr4 Inter. ' !. In Nun.Kf-r lnniplojrpd : ' i t ' c f l.uh r r port j ii fill I rira a of onu JT - ; r 1 j ' n-.T'u la lhf U 1 . c 1 t'fit Ifn- ( -. I ti i'' -- t X ft ' ' 11; v ( !y in tin i ! I ' ( t n rn- REVIEW OF REVALlTION WILL'i : ? ; -J: - Machinery for any' necessary revis-'real ion of valuation of property tor tax atiori rt the -state under the revalua tion act will be put in operation in the state on Tuesday, April 5. By vmuev of. t the .machinery, act which passed the' general assembly in the ' last ' week"; of its .session, the boards of county commissioners . and the boards or appraisers and review meet, in each county of the state . ,, r-A2?"ni i '"i excess oi tail vaiue ut uie ,uw oi . t, An . . . . . assessed value, is excessive, v it . shall report the average percentage of such excess to the State Tax Commis;ien not later than April 20 1921. These values shall be construed as the' prop er assessment unless they are "chang ed arid revised by. the State Tax Com mission ; and certified to the -county commissioners not-late than Jfuly 1, : The provisions or. the . revaluation act, setting -forth the methods for re view of valuation jtollow sf;;- f A "The board ol county ; commisgwn- ers ana tne ijounty uoara or..ppis- of 1919, i Anv vacancy whichl ' may havevoccurred tp be filled by appoint- ment.oi the Dpard oi county copimis-i sioners); shall meet jointly , in X each county on the first Tuesday-aftor the first Monday in April, 1921, as a coun- ifjr:.wvajiu yx.t ii usvr ffrt yv -UC WJtllllK. li. the value or real property as hereto fore appraised and assessed - ln .tte count.v h a whnln fn In mpash nf. the fair valtie nf kueh tiirAnflrtv it thiKmbrobertv; mVsucii count? as it finds is . . . a M .1 V . 1 .mi 1 ox meeting vz dmu - poaFU. .vj.ne caair- man of the board of county; comm sioners, shall be the chainnan ,0f;the county ooard - of review as thus icon- stitnted. knd the drk nf thA Imaml f county .commissioners ''ehall 'be secre- tary of the said. board. The said board ahull mAkrt nrnnor innnlrr 4nH iitofeati- gatipn dnto th existing values! of real tmrnmtv. n mmwnH ! with I thm iawMMc) uut nnniiw mIi'um -tsif in the several cities; towns And town- be -subject to the authority . of; the. during the hoUdayS to. solicit adver ships' of tiie county; '.and if It f:'te;.TCoBioii ,Ml'"..t statttisuig to cover the financial v cost of Ansl iqt tVi ttfuxaAcuY vwaln-f '' (truth bokrd - of eaualization.! 80 as t)T .hn YkuhltAAtiAii of tha . bulletin. Ad- -ve J"v wawwwm-,,Twww r:iv property is in esoewl ofis value," it shall find the average per property . n we-severa oountwa. nj. corner m thecounty,and wyi oe centage of saeh excess is the .eo". board rf -fntycoiaacfflere.tbe .means fejtqjaiHlwgiieTlowr Tts'findings so made ,to the State Ts$ne t be bprne ,Mu Commission not later than the twetwf tieth day oi' AprUV 1WLS This aluesft so reported shall be the rvalues at which th mromtrtv 'ahaU ! aAMaaad - for taxation, unless anid until the same have been dhanged and revised by the. State Tax Commission' and rertlfled the board of; county commissioners sucn county, wiuca iiuui d aono nu later than the first, day of July, 1921.,- rsection zs apeanc. uompiaints; Itrm ' 1 1 .m a. ? I ' "The board of county commission- ers, of the several counties-shall have and exercise authority to hear and dfr' termien snedflo 1 eomnlainta '-of over-' valuation or nnder-;valuatKn or any particular tracts of real property, andl, PftrVa ,OBt . Yaluable. after the general ; equalisation ordertmr ' t . providedforjn to preseeding ,8ub.see-, . .M Gee was a visitor at JL C tinn baa hug tnada. anv nnrann who' . . . owns property -subject to taxation and Aa, w 'cook Breached air able whfl-nndithat aaid . nrotiertv-v aWs1'- assessed ' for t taxation. ' after suca'X J? . - 7 i betterment society was a decided sue equalisation -order has been made, -at. " "woijd nsaiia i,tpA frfanda at ce58; 'i. -- '.;-.' . . an amount la excess of the actual talJg8!" !SsndS M' WM w" Tial" ue of such property on the first iififiifffSSS tkfijJg May, mi, may have the right to bJ'ch1to' where , she spent m,,0 niMT tha same re-aaseesed and re-appraised T'. rfmrttar Mra.' B. B.iBeSr BJSftJ,rJ 4 w , , ,-' by the said board, by fllingwith t.ZnitiLl ft li C B. Nelson 'who : is in Dr. clerk of the board of county commls sloners, sometime' during the month of May, 1931,; an application in form and substance as follows: . ; rTo the Board of County Commis sioners: . V. . - ' '. ' i -J " hereby make application for the re-aseiisment of jus rea- property hereinafter described, for -. the reason that said property is now assessed in excels 01 its actual vaiue on tne nro day of May, 1921, and od hereby certi fy that in my bee judgement the actual value of the said property '. on- that date was as it .is stated herein to be: i Description:. ' ' !v ;. Location; .y.;..' ..,;...,;. - Condition I CI , " 'Assessed Value Actual valua May I, lvzi . "Any citizen of the county may rue complaint to the! undervaluation t any real property in the county, or the board may of Its own motion reviae ths. valuation of any property that it flnda to be valued at more or less than the actual value of such property on the flnrtday of May. 192L ' . "Ths county board of commlaloner may appoint the county auditor of any renident free holder of the country who has general knowledge of ' the value of the rral property of .. the county, to InvwtiirnU any and all com plaint fled under the proviirlons of this M-ctifin and mftke rrpMjrt and rec ommendations to the naid board as t the true value in mnnry of such properties. Tl'ft county board of eom miHionerg hall thnrcupon upprov or rovirw (men fx-ommrni'.-u.HirUI artu hnll, ft latr than the llih if of j July, 1921, muka report It the BUt"1 Tat Cimmli-.inn of tlm lncr-ie and rr-lurlions In V,4 Viduatioit of itpeclf).''1 I r"j Ti Pi rnnilo Unilri" aiilhority ff) ci (s.) If r I. ar-l r- c'lti r,t - estate in such county Is so un property in such county as to require than is practicable to "be made ttnderthe members of the club unanimously the 'provisions of sub-sections a and favored a motion ''for getting out b of this section,' or the value bf-real .Suryey;of Randolph County'; during property as heretofore : appraised in the next ; school , term. , An editorial such county as a whole" Is in excess board, with -J... My '"Bobbins as chief of the present actual ,value ef . such editor, was. formed to collect the ma property lt may bV resolution so flnl,: terial, that will enter . into this bul and order that such revision be made. Jotin and an advertising boardwith In ' the event suclr order is made, it T. Alexander Burns in - charge, was shall be in lieu of the remedies provide ed.in sub-sections m and b of this eee.'wiU cover the cost 'of the publication tion and the board of county commis- of the bolletin. -; t . ' ' , : : - - -; : sioners shall-: appoint a board of re- Th name of the bulletin will be view, composed of three resident free-. "Randolph County: Economical and holders who have general knowledge1 Social." The booklet will contain -ten of the value of real estate - in such chapters amounting to approximately county, and such board of review may 'one hundred pages. These chapters will appoint such number of assistants '-.its take-up the historical backgrounds ef in their judgment is necessary to com- ; Randolph County, its natural resources plete such revision, not later than the ' firBt day of July. 1921.. The said board shall take and subscribe to an bath tt perform their duties according to the provisions of this act according to the bes of their abiuty,; and :shau give problems, tmngB to be proud of m notice by 'public y ad vertisenient 3 that Randolph and our- problems and. their the board,: or ,one of its members or ! solution. Several' pictures" ot the in assistants, will attend at least one day ' dustrial plants and other .prominent j j. . '. l l .uil . .1,- .1.'. . i sit l t,u- in ettcu wwiisiup, u.s iung aa pupu g necespy w:iit.Tviutnieo ia-w ttsw--wiie:Of.1l:'-lal' property therein and of any property over-val- ued or under-valued: ' and : the sail board shall proceed ; as speedily as possible to hear . and determine .what; the present true value thereof is and t to '-make , such general review and re - vision ot . tne. .assessed vaiue, i reai Vui mn.ln 1 Vil. an A fVio'f .jiowrooAjr .w w, hiub( yv. v ...u same "may be fairly and equally as - sessedr at its -present actua vaiue. n 0r the county ; and irom tne Kurai money.': A"complete abstract of such Social Science Department at.'.the revised assessment by townships, c.lUiirrarBltT.Tbisi bulletin will be up- everage, value per acre and value ox town- tots ana tne vaiue wuoio, shall be made to board Of COUntV COM missioners Of feuoh- County and to the State Tax Comnasaion. not later ,than the 15th dav of July, 1921, and shall : i" A ' 3. 1 eoaswy-, ' COLERIDG1 , NEWS X - - Farmers are busv DreDarinsr their iland in this community Ifor planting crops. toi!: The play at Coleridge Saturday offnieht was very much enjoyed by ail nresent a gooorcrowd attended. Mr. .Walter Brown was a . visitor at Mr. G. W. Coles Saturday. . . . . . n 'w' .- rrh m-mv tricmAa nf lr K I Caveness will be -glad to know that ghe is geting along nicely - after, an ,f;n. ot n. iw nnaBitnt. Greensboro. ' - . treatment is approving. 1 Mis. Blanch. Yow went to .Oietma- Mr, and Mrs.' A. W. Nixon, of Line boro last Friday, to visit her. mother berry visited relatives here last week. who js .alck,i'tk,r I,;-..'. !"". 1 in town 0 business Saturday. : ' Miss Fannie-Craven went to MemM oriat Hospital at Asheboro Sunday to oclnek- fire-Of unknown origin corn have an operation for appendicitis. Ipletiy dstroyed the home of Mr. A. B, Born to Mr. and Mra, Richard Cheek Caudle, : People rushed to the scene a daughter. - r , .:-.--A;, - (of the fire as quickly as possible but . Vn Milton Pool and- Mlsa Ethel. 'were unable to save anythinn- as tha Moffltt were married recently.-, ; r Rsadolph Man Honored tn Raleigh . . - , - - -, r .'. .,- . ' 'At the annual meeting of the Ral eigh Chamber of Commerce last week, r'f ToS duTgocTthZ. to -.1 at 1 J -- T ie prwaenK . ur. events naeito Mt Amnn thnm Znt K..;A. J?? mi HMuWren and grVndchfldren wre-Rev; for nearly ulna years, bat is a Uv:.'"d w" ?r . 7H.f,n vJr of Randolph county and the son of n?3a a H J? STnl 1 iHsae Caveness who ' now reside. Ini ''f&Ji !??d Jpt it Greensboro. Besides being a pri-'nv.ifvv vate practioner, Dr. Caveness is the'w1?. tS'f M' of ft1. a&SLP ttterfii iZr'uu tfZJ.&l'!i rP that Mr. A. M. Floyd was VVZ t m T t.: v L "TT T 1 0 IZebulovN.C, , where prior to his going to Raleigh to lo cate. ... ; -:v . '; ' There is no chamber of commerce in Asheboro or Randolph eounty.whleh is a much needed organization. Let us get behind this movement and er p-iniie and keep ; ou talent in Ran dolph, ,. .., ; -.. .. k -'.v - .:. ' ; ,- Charged With Embeiiling James Hargrave, trea m rvr of the Union Baptlat church, and one of the.101" wefk- l "tt known rwrro eitiinns ot lnintr ! n, In tharsA with embeiiling anl .'1 tand trial for this oflenne April 2. U l fhnreel that he miAppro j ! inted f r.r,8.01 during the year rf 1 "I. U'appfBiTi thRt en rally oav I fillir ix-raiion he fallr.J to dc- or iirt-'sn noiiars 01 tne nm RANDOLPH CLUB f I ii TO ISSUE BULLETIN Chapel Hill. March 21. At 4 recent meeting of the Randolph County Club, at the University of rorth Carolina, appointed to . secure advertising that industries and & ; opportunities, v acts about the folks, wealth and taxation. gains in rural- and city schools since 1910, farm conditions and practices, home raised food and the local market Duuaings m me county wui ue puvusii' ea in ti)e DUiieun. . . - . The publication and distribution of this bulletin will let the people know and' understand more about their en- tire county, its growth, its f uturej: it will bring the rural districts into more closer; relation with the enterprises of the various towns and cities in the county. ; Ail members, or tne ciud wiu voluntarily ii -contribute" material ' - M.A 4-i .. i rt vio4-Ava1 .'vuriiijf iLtv uw.ihukuii, . au uwmuu ' - will be recieved both 'from statistics to-date in every respect, and will be 0i great interest ana vaiue to -every citizen of Randolph County. The members, of the Randolph County Club will call upon 'all enter Trifls in RandolDh County next week. . . - " r 1 tMtmmtm all the neonta n the 'of this buUetto ,iny .suggestions orjeers elected were': Mrs. B. A. XJn& information m regard to the contents that will enter - into this bulletin,- er can and will support it in any way, please ' send all communications to Jesse -M. Robblns,' 'Chapel Hil, N. S, ' 1 xnis is to oe a Duiienn ior ana 01 tha people' of Randolph county and. without your support it will not be f"d"u"" w f"""1 y " ounty ciuds nave pumisnea tnese buuwmiw , .w viuvnuV, uol nrkiv . alt Mil A (he nAATtla - 17o vrJxlvV- vv itjr oxisuiva uiy rwri - Atssiavaaa .county not support the publlcauon , ot a buletin that will give them a chance to study their own work-a-day prob- .lems and to think out ways and means mti0t maa ln commumly RANDLEMAN NEWS The play' 'V$ZS 01d MaMa" which night by the Thursday morning, about 10:00 i house was amlost completely envelein ed when first discovered;, Friends and (relatives gave Mr. F. W. Russell a surprise birthday dinner Sunday la honor of His ifortyfifth 1.11. J A f, 1 . . . I .. . . J cnampioa cnicaen eater ot the . Mf. A. : JL Allred and far day, family, ot i.inooerry vuited reiauves here 6ah day. ,-.s ; 1- , . ? -. ;.; . . ; .- Miss Itazel Floyd, ( ef Greensboro visited home folks hare last week. -. ' Mr. Bart Frevoe and family, of Greensboro,. Tinted i retstives here Saturday arid Sunday." ' - ' ' Mrs. A. M. Wright Ts quite sick. , Mr. J. B. Pugh, oi New Salem, was . ......... in town Uiis.weeit. Rev. J. A,. Cook is on the skk list R. if. Mr, lxn Marsh end Caudle spent .Wedtieod ay in High g Tolnt - . - - - - , ? 8NIDER.WICK . y K ? , MUS Iv May WirV.R, of If I'trh -point and 1r. Thomas Enldcr, of Trinity . -ri! mnrri"1 1 unaiinr. aTarrh CfntJ WEEK'S SOOAL R'EB : - 'Friday -Af ternooa Gob . ' Miss Lillie- Parrish - was hostess t the -Friday Afternoon pub at - iter home on South Fayette ville iitreet. Progressive rook was played - at ; aix tables which proved unusually intcr esting, , Mrs. M. G. Edwards w op score and was presented with $ box at Mary Garden powder. !. The padm were, attractive ' with It jonquils .and spring flowers. - Chicken salad .ea fcl tuce hearts, olives, wafers,. hot-rnH and 'coffee were served. ' . y- - ' Miss1 Effie Jean Ferree !ocelebzate3 her tenth birthday Monday by "ivinff a party , to sixteen of -her Jiitle gjii friends, VMiss Enolia Presnell wu present and entertained them in her charming manner with i games ; and contests, x Refreshments consisting eg ice cream, cakes and candy were sar- Mrs. Byrd Entertains B. W. M. TX- . "The Baptist W. M U. met with Mrs.' Thomas Byrd on their" last meetms. , There was a good attendance, nearly every member being present The meeting was opened with a Scripture reading and, prayer by the, presidenjU Mrs: AV L. Gibson. The , subject ot i "Christian Americanization" , was ahijr ' discussed. A committee was appoint ed to make plans for the associatias meeting which is to be in Ashebare next month, as follows: Jkliss lalaa Rose, chairman; Mrs. Oeorge 11. Feree, Mrs. May Hall, Mrs. A u Gib son, Mrs. John- M. Bnttam and Mrs. W. D. Spoon. In the absence of that secretary. ' Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. John M. Brittain acted in her stead. Mrs. Geo, H. Ferree was appointed reporter. ; ; , -'':': Why Not dab Meets V' " . Mrs. H. D. Smith was hostess Tnee day afternoon March 15th to the Unit ed Farm Women's Club. . It being Mrs. Smith's birthday, the'-' rooms . were prettily decorated , with narcissus , ami other flowers. . The meeting was pre sided over by Mrs. C E. Stuart ij . A paper "The Woman arid themte" was read by Mrs. D. R. Graves,' Mb. 1 W. Lawrence read "What I think about marriage." '- j. V. j :Q0m ' "A-round table discussion osi bouse cleanihg; and training,; the familj to m thing jiuitheir plae was erjJoyeA - 1 Wr-y-X '1 -. ,':.-ir'Ari-.- -ta- V - president -Mrs. ' H B.-egle .Secre tary. Club Adjourned to meet April 1st with Mrs. H. 13. Cagle,. . - Miss Eva Smith assisted -by Miaa 1 Annie Poofe served dainty, reficesk- ments. The members present wqnc - Mesdames 1. W. Lawrence J-C Corrielison, N. J. Tippett, C E. StaaH, I uarner, v. a. auduui, ... ji Graves, B. A. King, H. E. Cagle, R. J. - Lawrence. Visitor Miss Cole, of Eagle Springs. TRINITY AND WALLBCRG (The following t was received. after all of the last issue " of.. The ComrJer was mailed.) '. ' ' .-- - The Trinity high school boys took ; their third straight game of ball by winning from the Liberty; Piedmont Institute boys at Thomasville i Taea- .--day, March. 15th, .to the tnrie of 9 to 3. - ' ''.' - "-:'i''.'-.V 'i-'-"" ' . The Wallburg fboys played a edbl , game of bait but were unable teauw ;. die the offerings of Barge, who pitds ed airtight ball with the exception el the 7th and 9th" innings whee he waa a little wild. '. He struck oat eight men and yielded four hits. ": , .: The Trinity boys started their Mir ing in the first inning: and kept It tw. Reed was driven from the box ja ah 6th inning'and Faircloth wke aeeaaeii ed him was' also hit opportunely. For Trinity 2. (English puUad JSC an unassisted double in the 6th vtaa r ha speared Thomborg'i -tiaer Hk .mZ second and doubled the man going u , third. Hayworth caught a splenl . game pegging out the first maa at tempting to steal so easy that no ev ond attempt was ' made. . BouU-a ended the game by catching k lontr fi ' down third bese line" with three Va burg men on bases. ", s " Batteries for Trinity, Ikirge aal Hayworth.' L. P. Leed, Fairdoth ' and Hamby. . , . -: ; ' : , - , ; Umpire, Rube, Eldrldga,. -; l . " f?7 , ... ' Moslc Lome Meeting aSarcM ' ' The North Carolina ' Federation -Music met in, GreenHbore liut wr. v. The meeting 'was both bualnwai m l social with splendid . ectn ome delightful tnuslc vu (mfrr- L The luncheon at the Country Club v the closing feature of the nMinc : was a most dellghtfa) wccMioo! , large number of .delates -til fm-n the various Clubs. There wm tk.t is from the Asheboro Club however. . Celoncl Crr(t Appoint fd J:- ;n Col Rub' D. r;ftrT t, tr 7 - . : Yadkin Colics, ha juct br t ed as acting Jul of th'."' court in the city of Kar.sm According to The Kansas C,', : LolonnJ t.arrt-U for a r-.- r . . 1 . . yra nsi rn a 1 the Kanan Oily l,;ir r much di-.tinfti'in In t ' pntrrfd Uie rr f r l lninlnnt!fn for ', e 1 v 1 1 rv . - v I hyt r. ' Itf I I f . A of Ti : I t' n pfrrit.iry n'-n V : t ' ' - . : t'-;.t r . t i ' ''I w 3 I Q.nrlrn V.'