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T EE' C OURIER-
"regoHAL PARAGRAPHS v
Thwedar. 1923
Dr. T. Carl Wall. k& bee la
His Point for the past few day with
hi sister, Mtt D. B. UcCaray who i
there on account of th ftlaoaf of be
husband." ' - -.
.-.Mrs. Sybil Barker, u4 Ua Edger
toa of Aaheboro Root 1. were called
to Northampton county teak woek
TV. MX
Mr W. E. LttCX
" Mr. XaU Cox, who ha .toe con
fined to bar bed ior.tfcpat taenia
died April IS at tho yeare.
tKuneral aorrfees -woro conducted laat
Thursday by Rot. S. l - Morgan ana
Rot. W. U Seott at the M, . Cherch,
rrTrhT7TTi ""it of the death of fciemaW jXunaM louowoo u in ""T
r otf child of Mr. wd w. p . Aahbarn -nd -ttJ Cl i - j ' ol m
,v i witically 'AW 1 Ir.,, trK. vrtiaf Mr. John & Hanson otrOro .iliu
rajLMOLWiLLE NEWS
Mr. E. W. Walker EatorUiao CW&
The rrfJay"Afterooa dub saet at
the reralar fortalsAUr saortiiif arita
JdLLBOEO BOUTB 1 NEWS
il u rwui Broadfoot, who
r: reUdvo. to Ah
komo la Fay
bcro, wtumed to their
..l2. Saturday.
"SuT. Wood tear. Utter
aur, - .
Rev. W. P. Aahbura wreathed aa ta-
lira. li. w. wtotr, M sosta ruyawo- Ra-Ja-
1. .1 - Kta i "
itereotin seraoa at Gray's Chapel,
Mlae Linda Williams bm retorted
"."L',. r and Mi. Marnret VL Smith, of thla
?"" ".n m,. , - vi- r.MncWo aalaaV eaaorted sandwiches and teed
SiTtT . Arrfl 18. ' Immediately after the cor,! tea followed by mint. . Several rto
tbe Munldpai, Election -rhkh, itEElfuw,,. -th. itor. bdda tbe membera of the club
They aay
la
cornea off May &
After the prorrara vaa corxauded.
trie boateu serred aprieot and cheeae
aaladV aaaorted aaadwkhoa and teed
HoKAAALri. Ifc.ter polnta of interest i Western Narth
S? Li.??,..CaToW Mr and Mn Hanaoa wUl
Ky)teaded the eommeneemefiU at Bam
tJ,. with 'tha TLentacry. -mmwa --' ,: . aad happy lile.
ond Uaat wm . IUT .Wooj went an opera tioa ia a Weal hoepital i.p.trTi
. i - uiku uu mi mum noinv.
taa won- j;r.-r., mncn unprored.
bQ player and hi election ball Measr. JUeea ATJrad
reatdr itf" Pranldiiirille. ' Their many
rille atreot. The general topic for thta :
w"B!?t Enfu ' from sear Baaaear, wbera ahe taurbt
Mra. M G. Edwardnad a paper winter. - '
John ManaBeld, and Mrs. 1. U Koaer.- nroti,. jth and Annie
read, an arUcie o Knlnrt Broote. . I Colev wer euaeU at Mr. Jack White'
of Svral HaU. Sunday. :
Mra. Ada Routh, and Mias . Alt
Walker want to Aaheboro Shopping
one day laat week.. ,
Rera IX A. Voneannon will preach
at White' Memorial, Sunday night.
Memoriall eenrke will be held at
Gray Chapel, the 4th Sunday in
May, and at Bethany the 3rd Sunday.
WHY NOT NEWS
were-present
THK PRISCILLA CLUB MEETS
... . . l i
baa mored to hi home Wednesday afternoon of test week by
recently bought from.W, P. Marble v. u Anuct itio nome waa
on depot atreet. - - j niada miusually attractive by the van-
C. C Curtis. L M. rrUIV 1 IB-; mwm. twji.K eaK-
MX. W.JL PARXER : - -
Of MT. ur-Aw
CartiA, Tom Black and A, H. Borgess ed the attention of the guest for an
attended
court .in
Greensboro last ( hour or more after which the hostess ' Auman.
j assisted by Mrs. & L. MUlikan served
t "i being: confined to ker home with In-
.71 i 'Vni' MMHrilT Bad the? fluenaa, :' .
ortuneTl ' 8prairi ankle... Misses Virginia Winningham, Ida
tnteforttmeoi rBTj- .nnfiW. Moody and Mr. Georee Teame at-
able to be tendeH cpmmencement play at
out again.
rere V.Z1SSV and Messm.-James. Betta an harden !
HMrs. Kutn uw "7'iKivrn Manessattended the -'fvneral - of
son, Albion WW reEoencei. arm Davilg Herap Sunday. y
Aaiiohnral and ia anoving v from
home at Asheboro RouU -U,
MfciWPrdlipsof.Randlemanwas
t.htm "Monday - looking for a
louse. He want to. move to Asheboro,
the latter part Of the week. 4 - . '
Mr. Toy WAscr ad .ftmllyv have
a Asheboro from JStar. where
they have been Uving for the past few!
years. M,K. Waon onneriy w "
Mr. W. M. Staley owaa in Aaheboro
oiinrt while Mondav. returning from
mmr fini-lnes", where he attended, the
funeral of his 'daughter, Mm Flossie
TJawkhMi, of near Erect , A - -
Eugene Kearnai , son oi wr. ami
"Mrs. Marvin;Kearhs. "formerly 'of!
Farmer, but "now of Greensboro, wre
Achievad the ? feat that : every
ranam juavis ax Hemp aunoay. y
Mr;Jt C. Johnson will in thirVie
future begin the erection of a" hand
some store building. He will put - his
stock oi meronandise on the first floor.
im the second floor there will be a
Knights of Pvtbias Hall and Athor
rooms for rent... , . ,
Mr. A. 0. Frick and family moved
to -Elizabeth City last Tuesday.
Mar. w. 1. Horner, of Kamiwnr.
the guest of his sister, Mrs.' Jennie
Williams, Sunday.
.rMr. Jim Betta ia at Memorial Hos
pital, having had an operation for ap
pendicitis Saturday.
.Messrs.' George W. Reiteel and Wal
ter L. Smith, of Liberty, were visitors
in Asheboro yesterday. - ' '
Mrs. XJd.Mendenhall and two chil-
Tliomas and family, Ernest Routh,
ear, Miss Lime Allred and Mrs. Peter All-
red were visitors in Troy, Sunday.
tertained.
nil . flrmiffAnm
-team ia quite an honor, ; .i...! Allred of Worthville have accepted
nda Canel of "Candor ana, nna4Ha v. wtl. utn.
XLCVo.b. , -1 w wra w mamm Minim i .M.MJ
XL A. Armstrong of Troy were buJ-1 Ruby McDonald and Mr. DerwlSSS
nesa -visitor Aaher0, Mwrllm,5!: n?wwS.?,lt-TiB.itor"i '--WD! Yorkr of High Point, attended lea cream, cake, ami mints.
Mr. l Cox. last - -
: luHmY waa -n Aucu" Bvf.f. ujm u vuv uui unc .Hk . . .- aMHiavipn soapier u. u,
badr er home with- r s. ji Morgan will preach the "
commencement sermon at tne m. je.
church Sunday at 11. o'clock.
I G. H. Cox and family were visitors
" ri," jjvf Art .she ia abla to be cprnmencement piay at, Kam-.i- Greensbor Sunday.
' rm- WQ IZ?$ -r'd, Sam C' C Julian, and Miaa
vaoftAri ' - aHuipVMMi. Ari nuu vm , HirnaMiut Jiinan war tniRKT.s xii. uie
J. B. Teagne, near Pleasant
Kiarden Sunday. , ;v
C. L. Allred and famfly, C. c.
Miss Stephenson,- of High Point,
was a week-end guest of Mrs. M. C.
Thursday afternoon the Randolph
Chapter U. D. C. was entertained in a
pleasant manner by Mesdames Joe V.
Koss, JS. H. Momsr and W. A. Under
wood at the home 6f Mrs. Ross. An
interesting newspaper article provid
ed by the hostess was read by Miss
Esther Ross on the preservation of
Mra. N. J. Tippett. who has for the
past few year been with Mrs. Cor
nelison. has rone to ML Holl v to make
C Was En- .ner home with her son, Henry Stuart.
I Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King and little
daughter, Nancy Jane, of Alamance
county, were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. King.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Trodgon and
and children, of Star, visited at M. A.
Cagles last week.
Miss Mary Graham, of Candor.
spent Sunday at T. W. Lawrence's.
Messrs. C L. Monroe, of Hid Point.
V. W Parker died aaddenly at Mt-
Gtlead yesterday moraine aged about
65 years. Mr. Parker ia a aabataatiai
business man and fanner. He Is
director and vice preawent of - at.
Gflead Cotton On Co. He Jeares twe
daughters, en at MC GUead,' Ua
Ella Parker and auss Jarue raraer, ,
musie teacher in Baptist UaJveratty
at Raleigh. The deceased is a breUer
of Hdridge Parker of Troy. "
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MISS RUTH HADLET TREASURER
STATE COLLEGE fTtfcSS ASSU-
CIATION
. - . '
At a meeting of the North Carolina
Collegiate Press - Assodatioa. at
Qoeea'a College, at Charlotte this
week, Mis Ruth Hadley, of the
Greensboro College for Women,, waa
elected treasurer. Miss Hadley ia the
daughter of Mr. and Mm. J. W. Had
ley. of Asheboro. Miss Mary Bulla,
of Asheboro, and Miss Blancne Cav
eness, of Coleridge, represented Dav
enport College at the meeting in Char
lotte. It is gratifying to the Courier,
as well as the many friends cf these
Randolph County girls, to know that
such honors have been conferred upon
them.
MRS. FLOSSIE DAWKINS
OF NEAR ERECT DEAD
tfcftlA Chanel. Othftf than thifl t.hPftt'J- C. Laurence and V. R. Rtnart
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Was no program for this meeting, the Annity spent the week-end with their following an illness of two weeks
greater part of the time being taken parents. ith influenza and pneumonia.
tw TPa.M f li.aH ivF Hirfiirv of upvwim pians lor tne tentn oi may . " maniey w imams oi Mrs. Hawkins, daughter of W. ML
Trinity-College. Durham. Lectured at cetehration for the .Veterans of the Afnfp0 parted Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stoley of Seagrove Route 1, was 31
tha school auditorium, Saturday even- county. After the business meeting v-ric, ounoay. years old. She was one of fifteen
wwi .vver, uie Hostesses eer vea cuii- 7 . - auman ana children. Mrs. JJawian S nusoanu
gealed salad course with nut and auas mene King have been attending jM nwlrins. Hied the 23rd of last
caeeae sanawicnes, couee ana wmppea """'"iiu w. itamseur tnis week. November also with pneumonia
cream. ' mra, joim Auman and cnii-
1 : ... : uren, of Seagrove Route 2, visited Mr.
HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS , and Mrs. J. a Yow, Sunday.
ENTERTAIN SENIORS I Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Monroe and son
Visited Mrs. Monroe's mother at Star,
the
ing" Subject, "What should be
dream of FraAklinvflle. .
Several of our people went to Ram-
seur Sunday afternoon to hear Rev.
J. Clyde Turner.
Dolph Jordan of Newport News,
Va., is Visiting here this. week.
L. M. Welch, and son William Hen
ry visited J. P. Marable, near Sea
grove, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. John Free and family of High
Point were in town Sunday.
Messrs. Benton, and Alton Moon
caught 62 pounds of fish in two days,
Tun . laver: fato '. and little hopes for.Mendenhall will leave -Saturday
Ttnocking a home run with three men i New York, where she will -join .her
WklS,''"'.' ' ' ' thusband, who is now connected with.
Hf '-PercV BosuCK 01 ureensuorw.- (vmuiucukiiuuug inwu v '
dren are in Asheboro, the guests of. the largest one weighed 18 xounds.
Mr. W. F. Beddings family. . Mra. . Mr. and Mra. S M. Ruin and Hanch.
for.ter. Miss Catherine, of Winston-Sal'
em, were weeK-end visitors in town
with relatives,
-watt a vtrftnr in Asheboro Monday,
Mr. and Mr, M. O Auman oi oea-
n. Monuayr
eur, to atP
ernors Island. Capt Mendenhall .was
transferred ' from .Camp H Benjamin
' TheJunior class of the
high school gave a most
Asheboro Sunday,
eniovable ' Mr. and Mrs. D.
R. Graves and Mrs.
party last Friday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Georm Ferree. on
Sunset Avenue, in honor of the Senior!" Mr., and Mrs. E. L. Slack, MissMerle
class. Mx-. and Mrs. Ferree's son , Kmg and Mr. Otis Graves attended
Wplard is a member of the Junior the State Sunday School convention
class. held in Winston-Salem.
'A principal feature of the evening! Mr. Carl Smith and friend.of High
was the making for each other of , rwnc, visitea nome touts, sunday.
booklets by the Semors. Pictures
The deceased is survived by three
children, her father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Staley of Seagrove
Route 1, six sisters and three brothers,
five brothers having died.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. J. W. Hulin, of Seagrove at Flags
t. V. fcmith were visitors in Asheboro Springs Church Monday afternoon.
-m? x, r . Interment followed in the cemetery.
Mr. and' Mrs. J. H. Fenton visited
in High Point Sunday. -
Dr. Anpcrt pf thfr University, will
rrva nassea -snrougn vviu M a bji. . T.v t. -..-
afternoon anroute to Ramaeur, to aSamonz the business visitors in Ashe-Uood'V - - - - .
tend the eowmaneemenw -. iWn rfntw v - y - l ;H rn m..j f.m,i
- U-3SVfUtU vrt-.ltn. Wade Smith, of .David Holliday, of Greensboro visited;ni where tables-had been set
-visitor m.JUneDororumuj.-. .-. I fireensbora.. , ,am the' imRta TWiaa : in town. Kunriav. . - cWW .eiaoorui course oi . reiresn
May McAllister. Mr. Smith is as- '.r u ......
tor of the Church Beside of the Road SUGGESTIONS FOR TOWN
were cut from popular magazines to
illustrate various events in the lives
of the- young people,
illustrations were very clever and
amusing. ' m. ;;,
- After the booklets were completed,
all present were invited to the porch
Mrs. Joa M. Torester la in Ramseur,
-this week,' attending t the commence
ment, M y- r-i
' The Presbyterian congregattoft has
' Watty Improved tha, guounda around
7 v- -i.vn.v dfic hv .terracing . and
, -nrflnr next the street and sowing
. maa Mm tht vard.
Mrs. F. E.,Asbury made a short vis
it A,TUBKant Garden laat Saturday. . ..
V Bethel? Aired 4ft fiwtys, Chapel!
11 ,,:tm n A ansinnro Monday.
. Kir ann mra. owmwi
TWilUam Clark ef flight Springs f are
a MSm Ora Mae Burney.
t Qrt Saturday night: April 281. at.
Tsxks X Roads a piay -ne ouiie..
. rt..iTn will be iriven. An
in Graensluvrri'
i MJea i Cloie '- Lucas and Miss Lora
Rosa taught a. most successful school
at Welch School in Union , township
this-past year; ... The commencement
program was -prepared but on account
of some misunderstanding as to loca
tion it waa deferred. There waa much
disappointment f in the; belghborhood,
that the building promised waa not
available. . The members of the
school are said to have prepared them
selves for one of the best closing , ex
ercises ever held in that community.
"- Rev. J. W. . Haddaway,: Deaii,of
Western Maryland College, West
minister. Md., . was the guest of Mr,
OFFICERS
'Admission. Of 15 and 86..eent8 wfll D,Frarik' Redd tog Jr.; f; Tuesday f Jilght-
I Mr. Redding is a member of the sen
ior class at Western ' Maryland this
year. They accompanied the body of
Rev.' Otho Stone to, Thomasville.
. Mtv-H. iBryant of Winston-Salem
the wae a business visitor 1n Asheboro
v tftltaVMut.
Miss Lyae B-eams, oi
in Aaheboro shopping Saturday.
: Thomas Fox who is a member of
he aerJd ,clarif H3!?.
o.vi wi , -WnAiiv temembered the
, Zjr.- 4if oflnn to their Tuesday.
'SZZrttiiT fifth- of May , JRev. Ht F. Fogleman returned Mou,
. commencementtho at, j-w 55il: o;
rvJ lw P. Wooir was m w"'"" "' ,.
A.-JV.. ""it. ..-j vn in a series of meetings-
Mr. Arch .Winalow, of ,. .WorthviUe,
was greeting his friends in Asheboro
VUU1.. , -T , , T-r.oW
ounty who have mea yesterday.
first They are comrades ' wancBS Mr. Thomas Walker, of thef Cara-
Hancocfc- elri" way Section, was in Asheboro yejtor
uiiu rvnii Wm. D. Cross ana . ' . v. , . rp.- u--1
"Dr. F. E. Aahbury, and there are
It is generally understood that the
present -Mayor and Board of AldeK
men-' will not stand for- re-election
again., -,. . . ,, , i
. In getting out a new ticket we
should not forget that our town haa
grown to .such an -'extent that it is
Kery important ' that a Mayor and a
Board of Alderman be selected who
are fully capable of looking' after the
financial as well as the moral inter
est of our town. The following ticket
if elected wmJld represent the, various
interests of our town, including man
ufacturing, business, professional, la
boring and moral interests and one
which I believe would appeal to the
women voters also:
For Mayor John M. Caviness. !
Aldermen J. 0. Redding, Free
Ross, Dr. J. G. Crutchfield, C. W.
Scott J. T. Lewpllen.
Ocrk-i Harrts" BirkheaI.
Treanurer Hal M. Worth.
; It . in true that Mr. Redding is on
the school board and would not be
allowed to hold" two OfficesT at one
time, but that can be easily arranged.
(Sgned)
One Who Has the Best Interests
of Our Town at Heart
ments. The place cards were daintily
aecoraied witn . dowis of violets . ana
Pink rose bud, the class flower of 'the
Seniors. The following refreshments
were:' served: chicken salad, wafers,
pickles, sandwiches,' marguerites, iced
tea,- cream, cake, and mints.
Besides the members of the Junior
and Senior classes. Superintendent
D. Wv Maddox, Misses Jessie llichard-
OAII.. Maw Sua T?nt 1 nA IImaa 1Mv!av
and, Massa Lambert of the hitrh school
faculty:-krtd Mesdames E. L. Moffitt
and W. A., Coffin, cjass motaeis, wei
present.
, As the'veloasing feature of the even
ing's errtertainrnent, Mr. John Red
ding, the 1 president of the Junior
class, gracefully presented each Senior
with a mock diploma, on which was
written a personal sentiment The
reading of these sentiments provided
! much amusement.
The Ferree home was attractively;
decorate "'With bowls of violets and'
The farmer with no schooling earns
240 npl1 Vflar- with a nmmsn oiKa1
;?"L. !ieduoation- f 556.50 per year! high
school education, $648.50 per year;
with a short cours training added,
$898.95 but when he adds the full
four year course in an agriculture col
lege his average income jumps to $1,
254.00 per year, find investigators 'at
the State College.
Employees have been busily engag
ed in blasting stumps during the past
month on the Lambeth farm in the
Hopewell section of the county. Dyna
mite was used in uprooting the stumps
which were left when the timber was
cut a few years ago. Stumps have
been taken from twenty-five or thirty
acres of land, and the surface is now
smooth enough to be cultivated with
machinery.
Mr. Verd Stout of Thomasvilla
Route 3 tips the scales at 370 pounds,
in sixty-fifth year. Mr. Stout moves
about by the use of a good stout walk
ing cane.
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REMEMBER
"MONEY IN BANK MEANS SECURITY"
And we would suggest that you deposit at least a
part of your income in our regular savings
count department, where it will always earn
terest for you, compounded quarterly, and
ac-
be-
other s
nring flowers.
. 1
went it to
Vthe
Mrs. Lacy BlM arid little son1- Wal
lace, were in Asheboro yesterady, re-
turning 1 their home in High Point
The nau . oeen visiting atrs. .
'DEATH OF MR. DOUGAN
MISS MORRIS SINGS AT
RECITAL IN GREENSBORO
MissQajrabel Morris sang at a re
cital given" by the members of the
junior class in music in ' Greensboro
College last week and was the redp
, ient of much praise. She sang,
, "Garden! Romance ' by
couiG part of youi' pciv".u.:ic-nt rcicrve
xUila.
probably others,
Mis ,Linraa.
.tMk to re
' .jtA Aowtmmnt of the Asheboro - gnoo anj family at Ramseui.
i T vi fl,a contest held at, Mrg. w. B. Allred. of Orangeburg.
&.,fn. i-. nnilaira for Women, s. C. "has has for the past few days
Although Wtt! vWntal!ye fiV,becr.e, guest of R.-1. Sicken fam
CS -Miss Uurkhead1 is re-fly, 3 ) ; ; 1- "
Y, VWWiusi .w--T Mr on I Mrs W. Hdvao VOM .
VrntkV-tP::rr' -r;rr r, ; d to Durham yesterday on ccount of
Grant-Sahae-
fer, ant 'The Harp of Delight by
Harris., Miss Morris sang. "In the
.. , , ; Garden of-My Heart"-by- Ernest R
i aiea marcn inii at ."-J.ai a
15 wen.--r . orr tha Aaaih nf Mn Tnirnltl Mrs. In-
f i" l t0Wn lR8t S8t Mis Juanita, Greggy iaughter . of
7 night and Sunday.. . Dr":amt Mfs.-J." G.'gg ef - Siler
I'm II faaV n,AiM-al rrttrnn Anvil OrV i
. wj. iw car iwiiut av j-a.'ia vu (
in liiack Shc hag.a' goprano voice of delightful:
, City won in the declamation - contest
IIj.i tt tfi day last weea- iiw
:.! .- r- T.V rnnfnrd. son
ik '"w crSnvonfrd. underwent an
tAlff On o aw a rz.
yonng man w aom: weui. 'i-v
' ,1, KV Tlnrrla who WaS.tO
loate hi homo al RamaeSt -andj ff? to,
Kew Orlean for tne Anpui
, - .fAnrled the Kxnibition
mt-Mapl SnringS and WDQ,;'
M- Ruth Cox returned I, her home
In Anohom thia "eek after a visit to
r,.r ltor Mrs. T. V, ..Bocheljerln
TIrorth
tlih School v faculty Pn5
with ' homo .fo(V.
Mn JeJia Ann Dougan
SO, atHhe age of-68 years,
w? . .. . nimlitv. Mii Morris la a mmh(r of
Ua7'aMaKg00r Wi W an the senior class at Greensboro College;
mother and held in high esteem by all this . She is the daughter of Mr!
WVJnK 6er,'.?h J ET'iaTid MM.fE.-H. Morris of Ashehoroj
mtsaeii by her relatives and friendB. ! , ,ui
. r.Mw. Douran is. survive bv ' her ha."?ny. em " ,,n . th,,s I
nunbanl J. T.1 Dohgan, two daugh-1 ,0. M TJl 3'
ters, ,Ir. J. E. Hill, of Sophia, Rout """T8 -'f',
1. and Mrs; Florence Rush, Cam- l" "g88 i ,
S M.M ?I,'i' . I.MVALWPIJBMCAN REFUSES
tunny ivuuto l, OIIU yv . .1 gw ,
of Asheboro. - I
Sunday
She wwt accom-
nomo 'i.-rJ Vi-.j.- f
rnnied'howai by Mlaa Jiary.rnwj
Wilson, who Is 1 V member , of the
a0" HJnrk D. C will
annnal May 1,0th celebration in Ashe
l",ry ona'who V voto'ln
XUZ Medjon M.y 8th mu.t
bv thoir nnmnl in
by sun down iavuruaj,
-..r t T and Wr. D. M
a t at piwh'-v ,
th Woman's MUwonary
Guilford. College last -week.
Mr: Henry ' M. Roblnt Of Asheboro,
and Mr. Duke -Robins,, of. Greensboro,
left Monday morning for a1 fishing
trip in the Eastern part of the State.
; vSevaral' Aaheboro. people attonded
the birthday celebratloa of Mr. Wyatt
faj.av .lT TTm1m. MHaait taw (J.ViIaMI '
-J The Cpmmitta on Near East Relief
Work-in, Randolph' sish1 to. thank ah
person who contributed either clothing
or money in the recent campaign. ' -:
Mr. K. L Smith, cf Asheboro Route
1, has recently installed .. the. .DeloO
lightinr- system in, his home. Mr,
Simun vorcnasea it irom nr., -u.
Cox. of Aaheboro,- dealer .-.for-vBan'
Miss Gladys Trodgon et lianuieman
ft vinltad In"' GrNmsbbtd, Thursday.
Mr. ""and VMrtf. Waller Martindale
and shall aor Melvln motored o Brtow
Camp Sunday, whera thef spent the
day visiting frtoeds..-t: ""'.f;-;
The funeral services were conduct
ed, by. Rev. Kenneth at , Back Creek
eWcM li Interment ' followod in the
cemetery.
orly
I., w.
' r
T",lWf Plr'e wa among
ri'lron who attended" the
5 r-'a ThmHt.
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ST ATP, FEDPRATION WI)MA8
- rl.IlH MEF7TH ' n-' Win? UJV
tv, Wnrth Carolina Federation -of
Women' Qub will met to Wnt'"H
Salem, May ml to BtltwitB nana
t tha RnbfiTt E. IM Hotel
Revral mmbr of the Ashrtdro Wo
nwn' club are panning to attend, for
least, tot til rmnn
r,ll,!y mrMing wi.l ne r"ia
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ATTENTJONl,-
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Mernbera efSkandolnh Cfi.mti, Jo
Iniln litcd Confederate VeteraWs nvc
hereby ailed to ; meet- pu ftThurndr y
May W, 1923 at the M. E. Church m
Asheboro, N.- C. at II o'clock A? M.
All veterans are cordially Invited.
kttttrt this . bnainesa meetlne The
Daughters will serve dinner and wMl
provide othar entertainment". ? me
Vetcrr-ns will Join the Daughters m
MoradtiaL Bervioes. i i 1 ) r v 7 . 4'
I -c-Vr-V i' st tt Ummande.-
;.. :-.!-.'P. 1L MORRIS, t-.v.
. " Secretary.
;o cheer for;sitgar trust
(From'Olilo ?tPto Joumnl (Rpp))
One thing which we, a loyal aa!
enthusiastic , RcpubMcan, refuse .to
rhocr for unless we get positive or
to dp so, is. that among th" ether
i clurivjB 'evidences; of the abounding
KijntryJiololy' through the'" masterful ,W
ofTnto itf mi, m-Aaf n,lmltilt mt'An in
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We cordially invite you to join our REGULAR
SAVINGS CLUB and help keep alive the Spirit
of Tiirift in this community.
Asheboro Bank & Trust Co.
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MULS STOLEN r2
the facthat,one of ou leading Hugar
romnojilea ha doubled its customary ;
fllvidenrlr "
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I MRSy MARGARET ROBINS DEAD
I'l-.-Olfr ' '"
I MargaretRohlna-died at hr home
, on Ahboro Route 2 April 20th at
the nge of t vyar. ' Mm. Roliir.
had many-friends ami waa held In
high estoowr by all who knew her.
i Thev:dcaaed is survived by Mr
huabandV. Mr. . I. M. Robin aad lU
.children.: . The funeral and burial jer
. vice were conducted by Rev. r
I of Randlaman at New .Union Church,
CAPITOL THEATRE
SATURDAY ONLY
STANDARD FORMER
eitSi f audeville
5, BIG ACTS - 5
MATINEE 3 P. M. - - NIGHT 7 and 9 I M.
2i and 40 rents 45 and 60 cents
SEATS FOR NIGHT SHOWS NOW ON SALE:
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aivr r-nv iivin at tna win i:am-
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mon-i piaca rear vaya iwu., .. - n MOt- ml VnMrni.Y OF
rwio fifnv tnwnahln had a muia - ' 1 1 1 " " " " LI- 1 . . . .
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stolen ftionaay man Apru o.
an Imi .nT A VaaP Old nTul. Wlfh
Ing 800 or 900 pounda. Newly shod
mi front feet. Ha ahoe 01 hind feet
The hair on" the end of "bob- of th"
toll is ' pure whit, gear about
Inch long cut with I" Darbed wire
iv ufi h!n. TTie mulM Tinme w
AsnEnoRa weds in ; tuom.
s- i - ASVILLE.-
'Mfas Eaale WM' and Mr James
Wyatt both of Thomasville were mar-
rlH, April Jn. v ; .
, it.. Vr-. Ka aitraetlva dnnah
i-. , m. a t. . Hill, former! of
,w-r , i.ii. n - - ' . ,
I i,,.ir .Hf haa many., friend. W
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WE REMOVE YOUR BACKBRSAC
- . . INO BURDEN j V,
that heart you down so every Meaday.
No more blue washdays at homo, who
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you engage the ASHEBORO STXAU
LAUNDRt tToo your - home wash,
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it tip with our. reprseaUT.
It torts you ho more ia the ena, and
tavas muck ttL' ,
nssa 17 W.f. POISTI . vr,-.-
rit"i!.ir Pi'
l mnn-.hv. fn'innt b Hd
t! i to--n ami county. , .. '
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t . , 11 i f r the rt-
Wyntt I rrfinl,",n ' 7UJ,f
1 i. in of T..":..iiYi;ie.