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OF STATE FAIR
The people of the entire State hare
manifested much satisfaction at the
asktooko m. r. otukch clos- Impo VAwnFttTUTT
: JLsheboro Methodist Protestant
is closing one of the most Sue
year's work in the history of
ta cfcarcn. A splendid revival during
ttesUadpoint of members added the n elected president f the State
a yeasaw the most substantial F"J Kcx1 fd h" e?td- .
gsawth in the record of the church. 1 Mra- Vanderbilt has been untiring in
s than twice as many members ner enona " president ana nas exert
i added this year than in any nre- an inspirational force on the some-
year according to the records. "
than an hmuinxi m.h.r officials in the fortunes of the SUte
l added during the present pastor-1 Fair nd continuation at the head
ate of a little less than two years,
I of the association gives promise tnat
than an average of one member Ith ambitions she has expressed for
yor Sunday. The local congregation j ralr are destined for realization,
f Methodist Protestants can not help' The election of Ool. Joseph Hyde
bat, fee encouraged and enthusiastic Pratt as assistant to the president was
eer the progress that has been made. I a happy thought. He is one of the
Oeepf the mast beautiful signs and best equipped men for realisation of
raejinai
t assures the future of ' the
if it continues to follow its
resent progressive policy, is the in
the young people are taking in
e Work of the ehvrcfc. A large and
tic Christata Endeavor
has been dcaar eolendid work
for more the a rear and a half.
and, the interest and enthusiasm do
e span to wmse.
Among other things that has held
e Interest of the young people and
H ts encourages! the older people
wefl is the fact that all are looking
Sfwfrd to the time when a new and
auu. church bufldtng, with all nec
osjarf equipment for doing real
work, will replace the old and
ilpqnate church building. Substan
MaTprogress has already been made
rt.fhe new building nd the work is
smg nicely at t Dresent tim...
& noped that toe congregation will
! We to worship m the Sundav
department of the new church
the time of real cold weather,
he blessings of the Lord have bee..
the efforts of his people as they
labored for the advancement of
hi kingdom. That is only according
Jus promise. Te Him be the praise
MLthe glory.
State resources within all the bounds
of North Carolina.
Tossunt Visits High Point
Hierii Point RntannsA loot
enefcmther boastiagly related a sto-
f an opossum that was arrested
hrthe "heart of the city" by two
satssfctas of the police force. As the
were riding over the city early
tike evening they saw the 'possum
wattiug down the Btreet, so they
tanaft their Kghts on him, blinding
I s he made little effort "to re
sMT He is now being fattened while
members of the force watch his
Spagress with much interest.
We have heard that 'possums are
yfen&fal this year, and there would
iafc mo objection if several chose to
vsanfer over the streets of Asheboro.
3Tow they are married in haste and
ftttrced with pleasure.
People who have been helped by
Tanlac are always willing and anxious
to tell others about it. Staadard Drug
Company.
TWO SAMARCAND 1 ' f -GIRLS
TAKE LONG BIKE
Two girls ran away from the State
Industrial school at SamareanoV last
week were found in Winston Salem
after walking all the wty from 8am
arcand in Moore county. One of the
girls was most anxious to return to the
school, and gave a detailed account of
their trip. One girl was only sixteen
years old and said she really did not
favor the plan in the beginning, and
wanted to go bck to Samarcand. They
left the school about 11:00 o'clock
Sunday, October 16th, arriving in
Asheboro Monday night. They arriv
ed in Winston-Salem about 4 KM e'clock
Friday afternoon. They took the
wrong road several times which de
layed them somewhat. During Uie
bike the two girls lived on raw t&rnipa,
sweet potatoes, persimmons and
walnuts.
Ons business that still operates
a paying basis is the surgeon's.
on,
Randleman Chryaanthemnm Show
On November 6, the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the M. E. Church rive their
annual Chrysanthemum Show at the
school -building m Randleman.
Doors open from 2:00 to i:M p. m.
Everybody invited.
one eleven
cigarette!
Three Inseparables
One for miUnesftVIltiINIA
OnekmenowneBURLEY
One for aroma.TURKISH
The finest tobaccos perfectly
aged and blended
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I Tanlac is made of roots, herbs and
arks and contains no minerals or
opiates. Standard Drug Company.
THE HOME TOWN
Ten Commandments for The
Town
Fred
Home
Eastman in Sanford (Fla.)
Hear Id.)
1. Thou shalt love thy home town
above all other towns. Thou shalt be
loyal to her people and to her institu
tions.
2. Thou shalt guard thy home town
from the host of evil that would in
vade and destroy her soul. Thou slialt
keep the good name of thy home town
'clean and without stain or blemish.
3. Thou shalt elect as thy public
servants in political - office . men of
'strong character, eager to conserve
.the best interests of thy people. And
when thy hast elected such men thou
shalt stand to supoprt and encourage
them, for their temptations are many
rnd their burdens are. not light.
4. Thou shalt exalt thy public
What a Few Randolph County, People
Say About Chiropractic
I wish to say that Dr. Hodgin, the Chiro
practor, has helped my nasal Catarrh a
great deaL I had tried many things prior
to Chiropractic and found no relief in any.
I only wish I had started taking the Adjust
ments before I did.
I also wish to say that my wife oas been
benefitted through Chiropractic
(Signed) M. G. LOVETT.
Address, Asheborof N. C
I was suffering with. Stomach Trouble
general nervousness and couldn't sleep at
night. I went to work every morning for s
long time without any breakfast, simply be
cause my stomach was so weak.
I thought I never would be well again,
but, thanks to Chiropractic, I am. I took
Just twenty-four Adjustments from Dr.
Hodgin at Asheboro.
I sleep now just like a baby and eat any
thing I want to.
(Signed) GEO. T. MACON.
Address, Ramseur, N. C.
I suffered with sains in my arm and
shoulder. It hurt so bad at times I eouldnt
throw a base ball without -causing great
pain.
Just six Chiropractic ' Adjustments from
Dr. Hodgin cured it entirely.
f Signed) C G. SOKE&S.
Address, Asheboro,1 N. C
I suffered with severe pains in ray right
side for many yean before I heard of Chi
ropractic. I only wish I had beard ef it be
fore I did, for after I took my first Adjust
ment I saw a change and when I had fin
ished my card of twenty-four the pain was
absolutely gone.
I advise my friends who are sick ts try
Dr. Hodgin, the Chiropractor, at Askehore
and Ramseur.
(Signed) MRS. W. a 8TALET.
Address, Ramseur, N. C.
I was taken with Neuritis in my right arm and shoulder about August 1, 1021. I im
mediately consulted a specialist and he told me to stay in bed three months at least.
He told me the only thing that would cure me was complete rest and time. I went to
bed and was in bed about a week when one of my friends advised me to get Dn Hodgin, the
Chiropaactor, which I did. After the first Adjustment I saw a change. After two weeks of
adjustments I am back in my office on the job.
I don't feel like I can say enough for Chiropractic,
(Signed) G. H, KING.
Address, Asheboro, N. C. ,
Dr. Roy T. Hodgin
Phone No. 32
CHIROPRACTOR
ASHEBORO, N. C.
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allies. growth be not haphazard, but full of to all who live in thy home
6. Thou shall build eood roads and thought and loving care, as the plans whether they be rich or poor.
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school and honor it all the days of thy keep them good. For by her rotlds is of a mother for the growth of her shalt speak ill of none and good dt
child. many. Thou shalt be a friend t
8. Thou shalt honor thy commu- strangers and visit the sick in their
life with the best of teachers, building a town known for eood or ill. Enter-
and equipment, for the school is the nal watchfullness shall be thy motto,
cradle nf the future. Thv ehiWren ure'thnf. fhw mnHa mnv tin ravnl r,r,y tVn. i.?i: mi v n i. . nfFliofinTi
liere and they shall be the children of supervisor forget thee. 'gether with thy neighbors with all thy1 10. Thou shalt go to church for the
tomorrow. No training is too good I 7. Thy shall keep thy home town heart and strngth and mind. Thou honor of thy home town and for tMee
for them and no preparation super- beautiful. The hills, the trees, the shalt work together in thy organiza- own good. Thou shalt not consiler
fluous. waters that Nature has given her thou tions and clubs for the common wel- thyself too wise, too busy, too bad (
5. Thou shalt defend the health of shall preserve in sacred trust. No fare. Thv leaders shalt thou learn to too irood. to snend nn hnnr or tw
thy home town from the death that hovel shait thou permit to disfigure ' cbey. Thou shalt serve on commit- Sunday with thy neighbors in the
lurkes m marshes, swamps and heaps them. Thou shalt keep thy home and tees where thou art put and not in- worship of God. Thou shalt not send
of filth. Thou shalt exterminate the 'door yards clean and cheerful. Thy trude on comittees where thou art thy children to church. Thou shaft
fly and mosquito, for they carry ty-. waters shalt thou purify that they r.ot put. Thus thou shalt know each bring them there. Thou shalt offer
nhoid and malaria. The tubercle bac- mav brine thee life .and streno-lh The nfVi Yuxo thv nrnrlr shall nrncnor tw.,,.if n.,, nn;'t..i t
cillus shalt thou drive before the future of thy town shalt thou plan end thy friendships shall multiply. service of God and thy community.
wiwi me sun ana iresn wr as uiyjWitn care anu diligence tnat tny 9. Thou shalt be a good neighbor shall ye win many battles together.
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