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... Christmas Greetings to A YEAR IN ADVANCE ISSUED WEEKLY PRINCIPLES, 0T BLEN. All at- AAA M U KIEE v VOLUME XLVI ..-Ifc (Win,, Tjinrsday, December 22, 1921 IIUMBER SI CONGRESS IN MUDDLE Standing Still, Not Know ing Which Way to Turn President Still Dealing in Meaning less Phrases and Platitudes v THE COURIER FOR A CHRISTINAS GIFT A year's subscription to The Courier for your friend is a Christmas present that wiU"- give pleasure each week during the entire year. Use the blank below: A Christmas Gift A year's subscription to The Courier From Washineton. Dec. 19. The militant der Wilson's administration, writes Democracy under the leadership of the President's state papers, and is Southern men chiefly who are achiev-; about and passes on public utterances 7 mT,P in. leadership of the of the chief executive. Democratic party was '-torn'thel Former Service MenGetting it in the KepuDUC,,, .ine . Vbiuuviv -.., - NfCK . held the reins i . of government tuny half the. time since the, foundation of this government, it was never mor- Tinder the ' Wilson administration before the Republicans obtained con- ' SjJ.HO . , J va. V va-w -f-j- 1 - hopeful of winning than in the coming troi 0f Congress in the flection of election. ;fr ' .11918, President" WUsoii signed a law To LITTLE MACK FRAZIER : MRS. JOE A. BRITTAIN DIES IN FRANKLINVILLE ' DIES IN SPENCER Little Mack Frazier, Jr., the six-r Mrs. Joe A. Brittain, of Spencer, months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mack died in a local hospital Monday fol- Frazier, of Franklinville, died last lowing an operation on Saturday, week. The parents had left the baby, Mrs. Brittain was apparently getting on a pallet near the center of the along nicely when there was a sudden room while they were at the barn do- change for the worse. She had been ing their afternoon's work. On heal - in poor health for several months and ing thfr baby cry they rushed back to it. was thought that an operation find that he had Crawled, for the first would relieve her trouble, She was joe Brittain, son oi Tv Brittain, of Ashe- - WEEK'S SOCIAL EVENTS St. Cecilia Club Met On Wednesday December 7th the Senior St. Cecilia music club held it's regular meeting with Miss Henrietta TTnderwood. The meeting was called to order by the president, Miss Nan Lewis. As we were to stuay nayaeu at this meeting each member respond ed to the roll call with an appreciation of Hayden's work. Th. minutes of the last meeting were then read. A very interesting program was rendered after which an appropriate musical contest was held in which Miss Henri etta Underwood won the prize ft Mavis Vanity. Several selections on the victroia were enjoyed after which Mrs. Under wood assisted by little Miss Kathenne Underwood served delicious refresh ments consisting of fruit.- ambrosia, fruit cake and salted nuts. On each plate was also small Christmas cards lollows: "Our next meeting will be held in WEEKLY RALhlGH LETTER EXTRA SESSION OF LEGISLA TRUE ADJOURNED SENATE BILL AMENDED ELECTRIC CHAIR NOT ABOLISHED January with Golda Haywortfi." REPORTER. , 7 -.- n,ifpa . . ' i 3 TTwto in' " tnat ne naa crawiea, tor tne nrst wouia relieve n Thrf Repub ican party which udi giving preference in appointments m,ti t th fi , h'ia feet , were maried to Mr. .: fJ? SMjfm;1 5?!. 3ing...e.bs,were so severeMrand Mrs. J. in the past eiecuon unuerwwu. we Viririnia this fall, but "-w . . . v ai j " ... ..j .. i uiuiui in i'laiii failed to regain loomuiu m . sating ior ousineB ."".f".0" burial followed. itfidso survived by her parents.-a Dominion which remembered the rale through their absence from their ac-i , , wher. Rev. R. E. Stack, of Evmn, of carpet' baggers in reconstrucuon customed walk of life. eswent wu-IMB Tu DOVE, OF Tenri., and four sisters, Mrs. Tucker, rho rhA I-i4-f la fal I Atit Th fntvAMUIlAdA A Avon VflQ1Q QCVA In T.nlft .lltlinn not merely as an appreraauon w J" Services was conducted at the Baptist were four children, all of whom with Tiatrint.ir. BBTViee but tS aiQ.in COmcen-i i . , ti iu 5..i iti r- T3-:;v, Luiiviue iulci wiiit:u uidii lauici bwih. nw. o Hni vao& wnose ' receni ue- ntrnroved tne law witn nis siirna moA ia i Hftorlv' retrretted. was the tr and unheld it in Dractice, as well leader' in the Virginia contest and the as the civil service law providing for FRANKLINVILLE, DEAD of 'Friendship ; Mrs. Lena Meadows, U: fi.Kernersvilre; Mrs. Jessie totrauon, n c i j j njrn Da- icouci ui mv ' -o -- ' r, ti Mr T K Dnvp who has hwn in 111- oununeruBiu, aim inia. ioioj j victory was unprecedented as was the the selection of the person making the f Central, S. C. Mrs. Brittain . nthar flprtinna this kiVioof vafino. in tTiA Mramination. Al- n?a?ln Ir l.n pasiwverai monuis, y , .' rt . ..' . j case iu Dv ""f r. M HaTrfW Wame die at the home Of his father in yas mgrny esteeneu tall. iPonHid In orde8r S Franklinville last Friday. The deceaa- loeLt the.,Pau- uk a.rm t thf CaDttol ' President he Issued an order render- 3 f Liberty and of the auxiliary to Lobbyis s Swarm at the Lapttoi ft unnecess t0 name the person SJg.J.ta- f Brotherhood of Railway . Train- The wheedling'and scheming agents making the Wghest i CTIoffonT He men. A brief funeral service was held of special -privilege, are in evidence proceeded .though hia "Jjj , rf ft, ,to pdwe in Spencer by Rev. mofe and more as swarm in great to put the law as to former service Company at Franklin- 'P. . Jimiaon and Dr. John Wood. " l ,i tha committee rooms men in the discard. Numerous cases y. ;f: "??u after which the remains were carried UUillvrcio 7-., . , ' i- T .1.. cr,y- VlllC, IttlCf OVCCtlUIIlT U UUS1UVII WIU1 ZZ . . i j. U-ll 1 the United States government at " liaA '"- meni uumm nB nuu a .us connected with a mercantile es- tahstic of any administration in any rating in the examination tnan me tablishment in GnenwooA MisS. H Christain Endeavor Society Met Several members of the Methodist Protestant C. E. Society met with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ridee for the Christ mas business meeting and social. The society decided to meet at tne cnurcn at about six d'clock Christmas morn ing and go in cars, through ? the town singing Christmas Carols, stopping be fore the jail and hospital to sing several songs, it was also aeciaea to take baskets containing Christmas lunches to the county poor house. Two interesting contests were new in which Joseph Ross and Hal Rich excelled. The hostess served not cocee and marcruerittes. after which the society adjourned to meet agam in January. uti a nrivi ece nev nave occurrea wnere wus luruiu dci- er had so many representatives as at vice man was refused the appoint, w hington, D. c, an still iater he voohinon under this the most capi- ment though he had shown a higher '.',! Vv, M. Washington under ttds the most capi- ment though i;; v on nriminist.ration in any ratine in th renuhlic on earth. one receiving the appointment. MR. EMERY HILL DEAD Mr. TCmerv Hill died at his home lauiiHmnent in unseuwuou, miss, am , - , V" 1 jii u is survived by his father and.stepmo- Hi"? l&JPgfEt (By Maxwell Gorman.) Raleigh, Dec. 21. The Legislature -has adjourned after a special session of two weeks. Senate bill by Burgaw of North ampton reducing the tax exemutk from $300 to $50 (amended to make it $100) ; and Senate bill of Lone of nauiax cnangmg the present evic tion law, so a landlord might dis posess a tenant from factory or other residence of farm land by giv ing bond during appeal from magis trate's court. The present law per mits the tenant to remain in posses sion pending appeal by giving bond; and Senate bill by Dunlap of Ansa to repeal the law providing for a, penalty for the non-payment of taxes. iMo Constitutional Convention Yet The effort to revive the Stubb bill to submit to the people at the next election (November, 1922,) the question of holding a state constitu tional convention and electing the delegates there to a" over the state died of inaction. Senator Stubby one oi tne oldest legislators here in point of experience, saw : that bis measure cauld not get the necessary vote, even in the Senate, did not press its consideration, although it "took its place on the Senate calendar0 a. week before adjournment. . sentiment m and outside of the Legislature was overwhelmingly op posed to injecting the constitutional convention, including the election of delegates thereto, . into an . off-year campaign. First Work Last Obiect Done ine municipal nnance measure which was the chief cause for calliw Miss Parrish Hostess I the ;'Extra" here, and the school Miss Mabel Parrish was hostess to j legislation equally urcent. cut tnrougn as tne last work done. Both the municinal nnance act asd the bill validating all levies of taxes F. J! Pci,w w The President is out of humor be- "UI " i? ""S.-0"1"""! u inrved hv hfc wife and the fol " j i-i. rr, fMtv wih the caused of the activities of the agncul- " :1,-vJ 7- t-.Vi.-l. .A inwinc sons and dauirhters: W. E. j-fiMi i i.riM luui-u.TTQi v-.wr ... inn Tniinwinv linn iihtn miiii kiklki-h; -o ... signed the tour-power treaty nations oi iapuii, iut U-il-oivt Inlnincr in with States "to errive at an understand- Russian government i ffloTt rhoasiirp.s the czars. He want; t h tokn inintlvand separately" nore the constitution entirely by dele " 'a 7 ri tural bloc, and wants a new kind of Sn! 0r.l?v" 'BW 5 f and M. C. Hill, of Ashehoro; J th the : United tariff patterned after the laws of the garris rove who is in Panam T Mrs. M., Herbert and James Hill.of Ashe t an understand- Russian government under the rule of gfL .TTv M boro Route 3, and Misses Mary Jane IW Grimes of Greenwood Mis and&Minnie Hill, of Asheboro Kout Ross Crimes, oi Ureenwooa, mis. funeral was held at Hopewell -?ui-C - Ji--i tuof hlTinitl tratihir W the President the full pow. ...aa , 4C-ri7 church after which burial, followed j i,t -opcssnrv tft Dro- er to fix tariffs on imports. rDpaunnn MipmFii last Tuesday. Mr. Hm was bl years Thn'ett oDip "Z .age. ... v,a The new treat V nrovuies uutwun w T ni.: j i. vx vu- --. ;- , j t- . ;-.- Mnt-i with miss jewel uiasKuw, touk'"' d japans " M, .nJ . TV. H. filas.row.OJ ." for Mica Jonrol Glflairnw. ianirhter of for the protection of all of ' Japan's and. "gj really e" M and Mrs. W. H. Glarow, or araorf HHflShi ro?: ' this new four-power treaty ims up- words are m st range contrast to those y L.v l,,. that Mrt of JaDan's Republican side, who said m a speech noeons on the mainland of the just Deiora the recent recess oi the Two Table Bridge Club and sev eral invited guests .Tuesday evening) at her home on South Fayetteville , street, -triage was piayeu . uuw maae Dy tne counties this year tables for an hour. The hostess then , school numanii. rennirina- tha . served a congeaiea sia, wiunji levies next year as a prerequisite for nomliiriiiliAa nnffaa Anil anltpd nilt.ri. nin:nn.: : .1 1: mj oauu-jviiboj ww.w . ; cuuuiiauuu III W11S obUUS 11111(11 1 Till I llUI r uund and making a tax of 39 cents the Birthday Party flat requirement for such participa-. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. W. A. Un-jiion, were both received from the derwood was hostess to about twenty- House Saturday and were each gives five friends of little Miss Katherine their two additional readings. tTnrlerwond. daughter of Mr. and Mrd. 1 H- tl, -ifioo o- ....-.- ... J. T. Underwood, hononnK.her oh her flnd Wall Street and other , investors I ur.wt .ollH fnr in rars. and TTnmenl- a i i i j iT3. m Mr. iiire FRRRKK DEAD ---- , -inu un nciiuuio ana Msacners will ne JAM-3 r rilVHE-Ci -t-i aftar thoir arrival cames Were i.. i.i-j - ;ii i. T-mo- Ferreo. son of the late ; "v" ' lu. " .F'?"y provmeu ior uu tne neas Asiatic continent. It is true that Ja- gress, Yvilham It. ood, a Republics pan at' the same time guarantees tne--epresentauve 01 lnumna, bemg m., integrity of the Philippines, and thus name: i.:.?.u. tu- f-ufvon.- npvlnrl nf "I know the very serious conhcwi lisantiament the United Stales can that is prevailing throughout the v, r ahnut our island dominions land. 1 am only speaking the truth , !,- V'a ati rn Hemisphere. when I say that the people vied in Nashville. Tennessee. Miss Glcsbow fprmerly lived in Asheboro, but her parents moved to Greenslioro .irjre th:m five years ago. Mr. and ft Cox v.-ill reside in Chattanooga, Tcnn. 1 - T in tha aftAvnnnn Tnt- . r , - . . . . " . c ,,;,, Qf v.,- hnme in -u- " - legislature meets, at least. St'"'" 'It' weet loTlowinV a very di"-? J. P!MT Electric Chair Stays -- . - ,., everyoouy was uivikcu -". -, severe attack of tonsihtis. Mi . r ei ice , 'attractively decorated with a is survived oy jus wi.v .- - "''-.,-.-.-- 0f the Christmas xreens, also his mother and several Drotners and sisters. M o.i in r.lasic llni T'cc: : r.e.i are bcinpr held at Ard ore, Oklamoma, in connection with winch lesulted from of th; Q--tr. llnrah mnv be wron? in ni -ouniiy empiuycu ui cv-jr . . . . .ni nnd in pvcrv rhiirapter of business hi:'- a triUiO siayinir bvearat the fir t rattle cillery SivW.thi.' confess he... They arc a of .band of mastajj men .TL:" v i t- ran o-4. mi do nar it because we have tbne not'.'.- tne home of Joseph Carroll. In UUL L111B ll-Ut-U 0 v r - " .-. mi i . . l v rtl 1 il .. to SUmuiaie OUhineSS. lliey are iiirni wnicn iouuweu riucc men v jJ -..- L....,-A nnltiAn -r Q d o n l nth- -HIT 01 BU" " . .',;" "iuV..r. if .lnino- it because we have done notli- killed, including one- policeman. nnt indeed war itself If all the nations ing to give employment to the unem- seems to have been the purpose of the yesterday. in the leainie of nations, more than 40 ployed. Ihey are doing MR. WILLIAM F ERR EE DEAD Mr. William Fence died suddenly at his home near Cedar halls 'iu;... day, from heart trouble. He was one of eleven children. He is surr ed by the following brothers: Mr. C. M. Ferree, of Asheboro; J. R. Ferree, Ce- to dar Falls; J. M. Ferrcj, Finehurst. the Also one daughter, Miss Lcttie Fer- ;erc rt.e of Ramseur. lhe luneral serv it ices were conducted at euaj r lis it because mob to flog Caroll for bootlegging- Farmers Losing Faith MRS. SABINA HAMMOND DIES IN HIGH POINT ' Out in the and wutcniui West is an constituency intelligent Mrs. Sabina which has tho late Henry Hammond, widow of Hammond, of Cedar in number will unite under plan pro- we have done nothing to Deneni u.e posed in the Versailles Treaty. It i farmer and stimulate the price of t.ie no surprise to a. layman like the writ- farmers' products. er, tnat cenator eoran na mu Reactionary Programme Halted In wic new ai, i aiiuncuv nu' lort Is mada to get rid of the gubma. Immediately after the assembling f 1 Hi. M ... M minmarnoa a. A !1 l . AI .1 I nne oanuw, xor i oi congress ias. pni, u.c v.u yi promises of lower taxes and eco- age of 80 years. Her b exlstjalmost any nation can Pl Republicans set about a r'onao naomfca, govcriiment; which ,8 begin-1 brought to Hopewell Sunday ontheeeMasufflci programme to carry out election h inxowerjial. She is survived by tw Mmm-iiMv -inn-nensiTe agencies n.AMiaao tho Klir tntereHia. . ... .i ti I. f. ""Tvr. -----.- yimuuw w - , , oes not understand tne prooiem. but the color scheme ot pink ana white was carried out. In the center of the table was a lar??e pink and white cake with five pink candles. Pink and white brick cream was serv ed with sweet wafers. A Chv; -iri-; tree in one comer of the room wiui lighted candles was a source of much pleasure, and each child "pot a pres en from the tree," fancy silk handker chiefs and tinseled baskets helled with candy. The small hostess received many lovely gifts from each little friend present. The attempt to again start legal methods to abolish the death penalty in North Carolina met with sock strong opposition that it never got very far with the legislators this session. The much -mooted state pardoa board froze to death in the same at ..o .j'nerc, the governor and most of the influential legislators opposing the creation of such a board. The attempt to abolish the prima ry, "exce it lor county offices, ' alas cued of malnutrition. FRANKLINVILLE NEWS been disillusioned on the tariff; which 'Grove township, died at "the home of has lnt or is InKino- faith in Kemib 1- heV'rfniitrhter In Hlfilh Point rx vof war to destroy the greatest or na- - vies. v , Onlv a. few days ago the The . recationary leadership, em- whkh u haa lnl nril (a in. Wnl.lnnPfl bv ita misunderstood victory, u.. ..i- k nHrn . 7 . 1 4 competent tnurviuis w ovivc mt.n. cotton nrrntrftntlv braii to out into efiect a . . ,i , ... . - " i . i - -- - Aiiove an. ik uiiucibWH-uB nww goods manuiacturers wer m thoroughly reactionary, programme, . . , . i(ientical swarm asking more wan ita per feni, so faT jt had a programme, una - - h th privieKel and prc. tariff on tmportaUons of cotton goods. n0 consideration to the . PP-Vl'rnd ?- and Bruwing how the P'f """" yiewa. of the P-Twidvelement in cot1 reactionary element of the 'church on Friday night before Christ- uj 'v .. r"iJ.rir. own P" u,b ,fc u,u w Renublican oarty. 'mas. KveryDody is inviiea. ters. lurs. Louzena grove No. 2, and Smith, of High Point. the body was for bur- two daugh- Cranford, Sea. Mrs. Francena Union Christmas Exertises There will be a union Christmas ex ercise of the Union Grove school and Two Table Bridge Club Meets Miss Kate Brittain was hostess to the Two able Bridge Club at her home on South Fayetteville Street Wednes day afternoon. After several interes- 'ee to take charge of theepot there, Messrs. Worth Allrcd and Fletcher A!!red left Wedi"!tday m i.niug tot Pee Dec River in Montgomery county where they expect to spend a few di ys trapping and fishing. ilr. N. B. Cheek has gone to Bos- ... TI 1 ) 1 1 ......... ...,., .0 W1SS n.UUl VUA. no ii.bv.oo fvJ p-Q u u-- tha J--.J. her re- . . .4f.v & wi nerv. out the Chrifitmas colors in freshments which vere green and red Kelatine, fruit cake, coffee, stuffed dotes and. mints. The following were present, Misses Ruth Cox, Lucile Mor ria, Mary Moffitt, Hallie Ross, Hera Scarboro, Mabel Parrish and Mrs. Ollie Presnell. tlnn . Th anawar Is that tha noker, ,v, -,t-Kf- nartv. 'chip magnates probably contributed, ordinarily, the Progressives, for the more liberally to. the eampaipi fund. uk of pRrt-. traditions and party ' Therein lie the real seeret of getting harmony would Like to go along with what one want tn special legislation, the dominant wing of the party, but In such a situation the finest defense jj,, progressives have constituents in , the people 'tan have consists in m" the Western producing sections Just in progress wno are too pig .or u the reactionaries nave weir con stituenU in Wall Street and the man- Mrs. A. C. McAHster Dead . Mrs. Addle C McAlister died at the tlve. Birthday Psrty ! Idle Thaddeus Tuttle Mooser son I o, I.I . c hii Brut birthdav Sunday. December 1 18th, with a few of his little friends I who were near tho same age. A "fishing pond" was arranged with M nea' attached. The fish were toyi Her to the haarts of the young folk The one movement in which she !0I i this age. The refreshment- were Jeff Prevo has moved to Monro Craven's farm south of town. Dr. and Mrs. T. I. Fox went U Greensboro last Fridcy. C. C. Brower and family attended tho burial of James Free at Cedar Fells last Friday evening. O. P. Brower has moved his family to Moore county where he will take inauaeus luiuo charge of Reynolds Grist Mill. na mrs. i. osr "- Mr. J. H. Chaw h moved hia fais- dealing. . ( . President's Measage Fell flat .' Tit. P-a-dianfa T.ffmrmnn and WQ eon the President again appeared be-; the DeraocraU in Congress are adve- 1 t I . J VI. niH.'Mtlll ' ... ' . .The President took only one bold stand and that was In notifying Con grunt he would not obey Its order in . the Jones bill and abrogate the thirty odd commercial trestiea of th United ' Bute with foreign nations, but not word has bn heard about impeach ing President Hardin (t for thus stand- In on the tame rround on 'which rrexldent ' Wllnon definitely planted his fet and for whkh the Republi cans were talking year sfo about lnvpchJng ihe former Democratic PrMldent,-",': ' ' " " 1h balance of the messafe was un lntrtUn?, ul snd dry, and to as f'-natnr Im . Fo!ltt's etPreMion. "soun.lod like he wrote it himself. " iJk I ('.'. had In mind what ia ru rriorff'l round Washington thafc form er 1 ..r r il.ivan. of Utah, who at V, h it the I'ri.Unt So ninrH of V fmtn'am end i now or : j y ..Br, ft the arms home of her son. Mr. A. W. McAHster in Greensboro Monday afternoon. A I - r t, 1 0" i- ti . -t thati4 Ifra. M-Allster had been in so happens that these Western -con- disposed for several months the end etituenu stand for the same thlnj. came very suddenly foUowimj ; a col- tlve and many friend In Tha Progressives heard from home, with th result that uiey aaopveo wt faw vaars haa been the erection of the new Presbyterian church of which she has been a consistent member inee rlrlhood and it was from this Her rels-ichurch that the funeral service was AahakoralMMiHaetad at two o'clock yesterday. and elsewhere were greatly .hocked1 Rev. Wade C Smnth pastor of the upon receiving the announcement of ; Church by the Side of the Road nev. ijacy . uun ww um i-,. has been most interested for the put Zweiback and candy which made iU In- .t,. -s17(i earir edacaUonal training nnoer two jonn, icy ana uao-ajiu.i v. ptlWeiK WMeAlUter, of Grsboro; M,. i;. .7 tha TiaartJonari-a with a let- eatdra Dr. and. Mrs. .union, uawr Raartii-naries Uardlng, who earn promptly to we she gratduated from the old Edge- wortn rsnunary m ureensooro, w 1809. Mrs. McAlister was en of the fornvit chriirUin women whe ever lived In Randolph county. ' There was never a rood movement in the town and community in whkh phe was not ana f the supDorters, She took a meet active interest In charch, d -rational and eivie lmrrovmnt. ' She had a keen aenae of rieht an4 the eoursre to stand by it. iler influenre and Mamnle bss bn, is and Will eon . - - r : . I . . ,- . w i . . i J- and the farmrs and lsbor. ttnae w e iai or w J"? -- ana aoTiainianr, ikiwi rr.l-W'i. In hi Mniun!', . fh was 4n her ' ' . ) yr end op w--' I a few ter. to which the Progresair far no heed whatever. , . f ;, Melted' Baiieff nraaae De Not Keep Fsrwtrs f rom GrUUag Their Tet ' Th melted butter phrase of the r-a.id.-t which nobocly andtrttood Wauae of their "plsUtodlness have failed to satisfy th farmer a well as busln men. . ' ' .1 Mondell hs com to the rescue f more than one prh and so have M-r-1 othfT. but the country iinot nt!ofid in? men tr rHinf that the pany jn pwr rf'fi r-'t nn!rnd tha rr. ': t'.-y are altfrnj-lbif te dl AHster and John Worth Carson, soru M-. . I. il Carson, or unartoue; Thomas C. and Alexander Worth, of Durham, and Hal D. Worth, of Ra- laiirht sons OX WO ISia 1. v. worm. u-a MaAIUta la survived bf the fol lowing eon and daughters: Mr. A. W. McAlister and J. 8. McAlister, of areenaboroj C, C McAUster. oi rsy etUvillc; T. O. McAlister, of Waynes boro, Ga.,1 Mrs. J. E. Carson, of Ashe homi Miss Mat McAlister. of Ashe- bcroi alno Hal M. WorJh, of Asheboro a nephew to whom t sh hmA hn the same a mower. Inter ment. was made in local cemetery. A !rir number of rolatM and friend thrc,i)hflnt the Cute were present for l l-.s f-jnrai it I appearance in the menus of the young guests. Miss Scarboro Hostess Miss Bern Scarboro was hostoes to the Monday evening Bridge Club on th same day. Tho game, aa usual proved most Interesting. Later in we evening the hostess served apple, and almond sal-, waiers, ana cocuan- macaroons. ! J. W. CANNON DIES AT IDS DOME IN tAJMUKU Pioneer and Leader ia Textile Mana- fsctaring m Southern states Jamea W. Cannon, on of the lead ing textile manafacturer of the en tire South, died at his horn In Con cord Monday night- following an Ill ness o awrvrai wevaa- Mr. Cannon was a Dioneer Ja we textile Industry of - th South and at the time, of his deaths was president of the Cannon Manufacturing Compa ny, st Kannapotls, eno of th largest towel fsetorie in th wodld. In ad dition he eohtrolted several cotton milla at Concord and other at galis bury, China Grove, Albemarle, Mount I1-nt and RocHtvll, N. C and had Jarre textile bitrts in Georgia, r-o'ith Carolina and AsU'jsraa, ily from his farm near Pleaaaat Cross to the house vacated by Mr. OU ; P. Brower. t Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cox and Mr. X. . R. Lutterloh went to Gieensboi last -Monday. . . Mr. and Mrs. Kennon Hughes, ac Charlotte, are visiting Mr. H-hes 1 sister, Mrs. H. L Curtis. . V Mrs. W. C Jones, who haa bocn JQ. is improving. , J. R, Parks, who ho beoa Ja aAetl ' at Woodbury Forest, earn bmtm s urday evening to spend th hoI-Aajou Prof. R. T. Uttle and Misae Laav rene Hughes, Lillian Britt and Ejcaieat Banks have gone to their taepe-ihat homes f r Qiristmaa, i Th Frankllnvil Baptist chn.rta si built aereral new class room ia Che. . old part of th church which I a fc-r help 1 nuking ear of Sunday 8-hoot Mr. w. . Jonea haa added mora te his repair shop, connecting his bladt- smltli depnrtment to u paint mm. whkh adds several more squaj-s tm. Mr. C R. Hurley bad the tu-jfoc. tune of losing his dwelling hou ami also bis smoke house by firs u Wednesday vnlng. Little pnrry waa saved. Insurance, f.MHt Tb fire Originated from a flu. R. D. Garrison, and crew er a V&--in a albooe for the Urwn. Mr. B, L Parham and chihlrM mtm gone to San ford for the CJhWjbss holiday. . "lie is survival hf ) 'i II. I laiv of v. .'I - , ri r.'l ! " i r
The Courier (Asheboro, N.C.)
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