LAND SALU A1
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;::o", Ca.a and are Y.t:
to i .s. r son .ir. ar,
cboro boys at--c
at Jackson
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'r. Cti. L rrne'J ho has re-
y v !err ,-r.e operation -for
e ,.,s ia i.ckiord. LI, ia re
ared as irr.rroving. '
Llr J. O. Forrester and. family cf
p ..-.m.eur Vera the guests of Mr. .
V. 1 rkhead and family Sunday. Mr.
Joe Forrester returned with them af
ter a wee: i v-u
- A nur:..r .-' A ;
'i- -nH,1 t' C"" ..JC
" Sr-rings - -v ;ht.- -'; :
' : - I'.rt James Coy!- -on left the lat
ter part of lat wet for her home at
' p.ockinf :.am after a week's visit to
xa'ntives in A-heboro.' j ; ' ' -l.,Bs
Jess Cox , of "-the - Winston
-Craded Schools is at home . for the
i j jiiss Kate . entrain is . viaiung
-friends at Littleton this week. -
" l Miss Annie Brower left t, Sunday
"for" her home in Atlanta after a visit
t'tp relatives in .town. - -' '.?
1 Mrs. Eli Ammons passed through
v nm, Mondav en route A to- Jackson
- Springs. Mrs;' Arumons has been vis-
iting her husband who is now mana
' nf tVi hotel at Dunlan Springs.
Misses ' lAlcy ue u juuvci uiu
Mary Moffitt .left ednesday to at-
tend the summer school at fi. 3. C
.. itnn tn Mr. and Mrs. Basil Brittain
. S. Monday June 4th a daughter,. Isabel.
i.. 1... 3 i.r It is' 1 ;i '-. 4-.-.t
Jet if Uft Wetk.
Mr. C. L.r.iir.g ho has bn
for U.e Asheboro Motor
t.-:. r.y for t-a pat two years has
jr.;.a.-t-a i J i ire e- j i i.r
iuwf ar.y f. a Mr. 0. II. : ..f-.rt ana :
r.ss Ukn t ree of the I .:: (
j Mr. Ceon i. ipoon cf 1 rai.kl-nvGle
recentl t'ected a r..t;m'wer of the I
!L.rdcf ' Mors at the annua! i
- roee'.'.rg of t Carolli.a Motor CUt j
Ci.. ren' Lay will be h:d . Uie:
4th Sunday in this month at Lrowers
church. It will be an all day affair
with picnic dinner on the grounds.
The Sunday school is progressing
nicely under the management of Mr.
IMebane Henley the efficient super-
r.umev Lewallen. of High Foint,
son ot the late Frank Lewallen, has
irona to California to Tisit his oldest
hmther Ilenrv Lonnie Lewallen. Ka
wa accomDanied by Carson ' Atkins.
They are making the trio te- Califor
nia by auto. ir., Lwaueir u
brother of Mr.' C A. Lewallen of
Grant township.-' . ; ' -" " .
Mrs. J. D. Koss ana -son wosopn
Jr left Tuesday "for wearemeiifl
where they attended tne young peo
ples Summer wmerence oi . au -
? Mr. and Mrs. Or Rich and famfly
vr. nH Mn. J. T. Evan of High
Point, visited their parents, Mr and
Mm n T Rmith. SundaV. "--v is .
m fiTii4 m. L. B. Lambert and
children and Miss - Massa Lambert
visited the family of Mr. and Mrs.
t t i jimhwrt in Thomasville, , the
nast week-end.' '
r . : i . .
laUhnm irardeners are beginning
to. enjoy green beans and many other
.... w. . -. r fc-J
C.ec ut.ro arj:4 ia Attexro i.
a? '.J -l spend severU .
13 Ur. l ager at the CDtrU I..:
Born U ilr. and lira. E. W. Cre .
cf Totmruli June 7th a son, 1.- -ert
A:on. "
Mr. J. Frar-k Powell ore of E.
Cms towtiiUp's proffSiive dUi
in ctamurucating to a f r.end eonc-r
'u.g road improvement ia the ecu
says that every cm seems pie-;
with the acoompULmenU in rt
i K,iM i;r-cr. Th Muiena in Mr. Poe.--
cummuuity are pleased with ti.e
roads in their aecuon.
Rnv lot and build TOO a cozy
Miss Nell , Fox is : spending J this
mV n Greensboro. """ - .
Misses Virginia Steed ' and Carrie
W irittain have gone to . Greensboro
f Summer SchooL . " ; V
4" , Mr. Lf C, Moser -has purchased the
- jzaniv Ferre .- residence . lit East
s .--Asheboro and Is doing some : repair
. jumrk before moving. . .
f Rush Wood Park is development
-close in; bufr-a new place and lots are
t heap, and will be sold forrwhat they
"-riil hrin at oublic auction. June 80,
. - m Tt Mrs. M. - EL Frazier.' and
'chadren ; Edith . and , ! Eichard, of
' apend some time ', with their grand-
I Mia Islev Smith. ' of High Point,
-was a week end visitor in town.
Mthio nf their own cultivation. 1
Thm Piioa . Knsrs Keai &a.yo
Company are offering fivr dollars for
Hasty property which wilk M, sold
!.tiv. ' Supsrestions should be ad
dressed It B, in care of The Courier.
- vc T T. "Riphnrdaon. of Star, is
in Memorial hospital Jbt .; atnin:
Mrs.vEichardson will probably under-
fn-ft few davsl
. imnnir the voune ladies; who left
the first of this week for Rummer
school, were Misses Thelma MiUer to
v 1 f. sot ? College. Raleigh; ? ana
house. It will pay you to buy a lot at
Rush .Wood Park, June SU-free,
auto and other attractions.
Mrs. M. H. Walker and little sou
have returned to their home in Kern-
ersville after a visit ,.to Air. u
Spencer's family. V
Mr. a C Boling of , Seagrove
Route 2, was a business visitor in the
Vitv vstrdav.- Mr. Boling "says the
wheat crop in his section is not extra
Miss tlixabetn iauer ana oruuiw,
Mr. Elmer Luther and Miss Dixon of
Winston-Salem were guests ei -. r
and Mrs. H. C Luther Sunday. .
Meet your friends at Busa wooa
tov uni aula &t AnVifiboro on Farm-
er-Denton - highway, -af ternooa- - of
June SO. Bran new Ford given away.
Why not invest in real esxaw
Buy a lot at Rush Wood Park ?une SO.
rn tewonira fifVf PRESIDED S
Mr. F. Goodwin cf Grerjboro has
t een ia Asheboro and other towns in
t.e county for the "past few days ar-
rt-r ring 'for some special aaverumm ,
a The Cwrier. - Mr. Goodwin has
r ut on similar pagea f adveruing
La several of the aewspapers in this
section of the State. , He will give
tealy five dollars In cash prizes
ranging as follows. To the persoa
finding the largest number of errors
ia the advertisements he will give
I ! 0 00. Second largest 18.00. - Third
' iTDQ. The money will be left- wita
The Courier for the contestants.
The page of advertisements will be
gin next wees. .. ' '."'. ; 1
Retard Emersoa Killed and ' Deaver
t Sssith Seriously Injured Whea
. .- Car Tarns Om.-.,"... '
VTkit is' knewa as Etuh Wood W13 Everaeart Cts Several Ertkro
Park fana e ranaer-Deata higa-1 Bowl and Irnemai lajanee
war is aow being developed and aab-j " . - -
IMdA aad .Ui be aald U loU .and! Will Everhart. of Thorna-Cle, was
all farsM osrtainwg a lew acreB run qowb T7y-.-- T . .T,
aad will be sold to the auraest waaer uenioa aignway o "r' -
easy terias Satardsy Jane SO. b!e a car in which Qifford, Varner and
besias at one thirty ia the afternoon. Allen Long, f ThomasnUe, were nd-
..If yoa want le state a gooa jug cuouo
Mnt attend this sal aad buy oe, physicians ware summoned to at
woerty.VU is t. be soldact of- tend Mr. Everhart but the extent of
tend tot sale aad withdrawa, bat will the man's Internal injuries were un-t-e
te the highest bidder. Doot fee- eertain. - .
let Je briag your -aeighbor. - Free, He suffered several broken bones
Vto ' - - , nd prui-es about tn. ,
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'- ' " . TBivrrw kfws ' ' I . th authorities are said to be
J.'iV" . "'working on the ease but so far as
There'wnile a 'meeting at the could be determined no arrests have
School Auditorium, June -16, - iww been made. r
o'clock P. M. for the purpose of dis-J.
' A Ford roadster In which Harvey
Ttofinr Smith and Richard Em
erson, all of High Point, were riding
in the-afternoon of June 10, kft the
road, turned over three times, crasn
m.a lfn Ksnlr in tha road near ProV'
u (uw . Man , " . .
idenee church, completely aemouauius
the car,
hurting
, ErnrAn whose skull was crushed,
died within a few minutes after thf
accident, while en route to a hospital
Smith Is lying in nospitai in a cnocai
condition, and slight hope is entertain-
ed of his recovery uarvey; :uce
aid to have bees the owner - of . tne
machine, was placed under arrest v on
eussingthe proposed school taxing B. C Kelly Farmer AsaeboraAttor.
district, election of Trinity township,
and school bond election, wucn are
to be held June 19th. All interested
nf the community are , re-
Mr. 3. W. Fletcher, of sausDury,
was in Asheboro-Monday., I ' i
.. nr. trK.rt Howard., who is man
I 4fAe aw w 1 ,
clerk on Southern raUway has been
rw v -Tlvooks .has resigned as
state superintendent. tof public in
struction to become rresiuems
North Carolina,: State College, to
which position he was.., unanimously
elected. , " , - 7 ?
. n, RMnk win nroDaDiy do suc
ceeded by Mr.; A.. fAUeiVt director
of teacher training. . 4 , t;
ukq rnT ii".vrFttTAINS v
v iure. ' Mvrr1 Cox.' s of Ramseur,
Route i entertained a number of her
friends at .her lovely country home
"Whispering Pines? Satutday. . even-
in nink roses. . meadow lillies,
aiaie and Dotted plants.- Music; and
interesting games leaturea w .ew:
Ing's entertainment 4 r ?
aey te Locate la Greeasber
Friends here and In .other sections
of the state will be interested to know
quested to be present, . prepared .V to that Attorney R. C. Kelly, 'formerly
ask Questions and enter into discus- 0f Asheboro, where he was for more .
r. " r ' u w.7TrL nanv. Winston-Salem, and return to
dd union at theSUte Uni- Pe ll be associated :
T - ' L: - w rf ' th Mr. C. Hinas in the' practice
. Those attending colleges at vari-io xhe new firm will specialize
ous places who have returned horn m 8uch branches of the law as relate .
for vacation are: Miss .Hasel Cole- ,.,Hnn .Knslnmu mans cement. '
itrane from Guilford college, Mis Ber- tes The success of this firm
ttaColetrane from N. C. C. W,-Me- . k nntt; both' its ' .
laro Tlinm and NeveftB ? English i t.n.M w.r,miiH
ia Jau. xtaii was csswea. . w ia
leged that the occupants of the
.were intoxKatea. ..i-'v: '--;.'.
Mrai James Covington of Rockingham
Mr. James Burns
ii,frfjiiid V nartv of friends at the
. , ii. h.d hAPii vivui ki" - - v: . Vom Tho Kndcm nnzes were von
' riirmineimiu, ju.i - .i i Vnnoa"- twn miles norm .t.";t.. . l s t
' SPeent Sunday here, .the; guest iVAJToaS. H. Jones, of
Mrs. W. D. Smith. v--i t ,rr..oT.qMro will begin a series of re-
a!
car
.tn;.-n ira .t At. SsniK nave gone
tK Carolina
' l,v. vatnrninir home.
E. H. Craniora ana r laniuy
the week , end t , ' Jackson
J Mr,
spent
' ' , Mr. Arthur Macon has severed con-
nection with the Brmtn irug , voiu
Tany. In Salisbury and has assumed
' v.a oanarui mAnacershiD of the- new
Yadkin- Drug Gompany which is one
' of the best and ' most r perfectly
equipped drug houses,' jn. the rotate.
31r. Macon xs me son vi .. r
itj ir...' llilwHl.."ie'V
been
te 'visit relatives Ramseur tm -Wednesday. June 20thv
te visit relatives body lg cordiaiiy rovited pat-
SL'knd' family tend. ' : ' U" -
20thv by Miss Hallie Ross and Kooen
Buncn. ? ine gueav oj. hwuw e."
en a lovely bo of statiopery, A sa-
ad course was servea , . , ,
htq.m Mavme and Nellie ' Ellis of
Millboro and Miss Claudia Cates ot
. -.. it !, ' lAiHAWHAVf ' TAT
Climax win ieavw "" "". ;::i.-fBtr)i-''ii''-'
AnViAvllle 'where they will attena me
V -jiueou v..i" , -
1 Ti.T- 1! ,M Ward Who ' BBS
spending several iwi.w'"
mother Mrs. Albert Smith, returned
- To her home in. High Point, Saturday
jifternooiuf Mrs Ward has been in
Aad WR'S'J'a
( tut laJfapioiy. gauun
- strength nndergoing tereatment( ln
' John Hopkins' HospitaL; ; ; "
1 Born - to Ma and Mrs.' Charles
r ' Coltrane,;! High PoInV a son, Bax
ii. t?o . 7th.; Mrsv Coltrane
marriart ; was Mis u Bertha
nf. w. Tfoddinir' returned yes-
4- terda'y' from Western Maryland -Col-
' legge where he attended the gradua-
... MWi Mabel and IJllie Parrlsh
,. n winotmnlem Tuesday.
tjciy r" . -
, if,. Woik.r Craven and small
tnmori tn their home 5- in
. t Green sboro yesterday after visiting
their parents, Mr. and".-,Mrs, J.. W.
RirVluad - Little Miss .Minnie - Lee
r , Birkhead accompanied them home tor
few-weeks visit.. , -'v ,
William C .PresnelL and John - V,
Burkhead, Jr., are at home from the
r University of N. C - Mr Presnell will
' attend the summer school at Chapel
IlilL Both these young, men are
" members of next, year's .graduating
-lnn at the University.
The Foreign Missionary Society ot
ih M. P. Church met at the home of
Misa Cleta Rich last Monday after-
Miss Maxine'. Redding of. Cedar
rniu U vlsltlnff Misses Mae and
cinra Prasncll and Mrs. John Bran
J. t). Kosn. Mifa Ara rjdge,
J 'in Lpwis and Cleta I.ich and Joseph
I j, Jr., and Lucy S. Lewis sre at-
f t ; II. P. .:.;. ich at V.". ivi n
Mrs. Charles Redding Gives Sewing
Asheville summer, school. The Misses
Ellis will teach in the- Highpoint
-.VkIei ft.vf folk '. '
Mr. A-C. Pugh, of Millboro, - ana
n. f yi TTnhhnrd. of Farmer have
recentlvv Installed - vueico,, uk""
plants , A" - -,' .' .
. M(o northa-'Presnell leif wonaay
for Greensboro', whew-she wiU attend
Bummer school at N. C, C.W
-Mrs. Hattie Cross Is-visiting rela
tives and friends in High Point this
week, -jt;s' i;?? m
Misses 'LucvLeighrfLuvettt and
u.n Mnffirt left vestardav - for N.
n rvkiitfm an jureensDoro wnera wej
nrtii jittnd aummer school. V-1 .4i 4
The ChariotteObserverK: 01 June
3rd contained a, splendid pictura o.
Miss Nan Lewis, a aaughter 01 wr.
and Mrs. JS. Uwia,MUs Lew.is U a
student at Converse couege. spartan
? M... W ' . Grecrorv and Calvm
F'raxier gave, their Sunday school
whirh ia" comnoBed of- thirteen
boys of the Baptist churcn an outing
at Humhle's' mill the first - of tlus
Ruv a lot at Rush wood farx ana
make the;best possibla: investment
Sale Saturday June J. v auio given
away .and-other attractions.: ;
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Charles
Roddinir entertained at a delightful
Bewing party at her home -or Soutn
Fayetteville" Street.', On-this occasion
the entire lower floor was thrown en
suite" and" beautifully decorated'!: with
ferns and cut flowers.,- As the guests
arrived they were served ;punch by
Mrs. John. T.. Brittian ana mrs.,w. .
Ferguson.. After, the forty ot v more
guests sewed for an, hour, MisaEthel
Johnson piayea several piano aviuo
in a beautiful manner, and Mrs. H. W.
Walker sang, - 'That Bweet uttie
Womantbf Mine, iawompahled ;ly
Mrs, Ferguson. "Mrs. C. S. Tate ana
Mrs.iJ.- E. Covington' ot Kamseur sii
tended the nartv. A salad ourse with
tea followed by founts was ..serveu.
trwc 1 ana t wnita ' preQoininn uw
A number of people fronv this sec
tion attended the memorial services
at Brush Creek Baptist church Sun
day June 8rd- A good .many 01 v tne
old members who have moved away
were present" making '"the ' services
Mam lflra hnma pnminff. Mrt J. U.
Seawell, of Siler City, spoke interest
ingly on the opportunittea young
people of today nave, -.
. Mr. Dan Welch has been confined
to his room for some time.
Rev. G. R. Underwood preached the
funerals of Mn and Mrs John Brown
at Pleasant Grove- '-Christian chuch
the first Sunday in June. Mrs. Brown
died about- fifteen years i ago and
Mr. Brown three years ago.
'Mr.. and Mrs?"Ed. Si Phillips ; and
Mr. and Mrs. P.' C. Brady visited Mr.
and Mrs. James Brooks recently. Mr;
Brooks has been carrying the? mail pft
Ore Hill, Route 1, for" eighteen years,
succeeding Mri. Will Ellis who was the
first carrier and who was killed" on
an excursion .returning from St.
Louis convention.'
It is reported that this R. F. D.
was the first one in North Carolina.
Mr. Ellis and others of that Vicinity
got Congressman E. W. Pou to visit
that section and help establish r the
' The: wheaiin this section is much
better thanWifthe f armerf ? expected.
The grain heads on., almost au the
wheat appears to pe neavy ana a gooq
corn is looking fine. .."':,.'.;: i
The Bonlee and Western Railway
Company: are putting in a siding for
the. Standard Oil Company who are
now placing theif" gasoline: and- oil
fixtures' here. ', '. "' .
Dr. Denson who is visiting in In
diana during this month has made ar
rangements' for ir. Thomas, of buer
City, to take care of his practice, ur.
from Guilford College. - ' ability. Mr.' Kelly " being recognized
: Hiss Elnora Craven has returhedwhiiem Asheboro as one of the States
fronv school and ia spending her vWablest lawyers. . ' '
catioa with her parents here. ? v t... .m r' ' '
v Misa Jewel Farkln. who is taxmgv FirA in the business; oistncx x
training at a Washington hospital is Kinstott, last Tuesday night did dam-
S pending her vacation witn nomeioiKsage to the amount 01 awu,wu.j,
ere. ' , . ' .fc.. 1 . . . 11 ; i':-:-'.-
Mrs. TVE, Story is visiting reia- W. L. Coletrane, ':'lection; Judge, , ;
tives in Asheville. -and R. IT White. Jr j election gis-
iWm Dorothy Wood, Who .taught k JXA
SdgaTotr, & F on .In the eral
Wood reeentlv. boro, this week on a charge of allow-
Miss Bess Johnson has returned. to," - Y""- v mm ,
were indicted Dy tne grana jury v m v,
her home for vacation, having taught
in Jonesboro Graded Schools, the past
term.
VMiss Carrie and -Mr. Charlie Phil
lips, who have been teaching in the
Greensboro schools are spending a
few-days with their parents 7before
leaving for Columbia University- to
attend summer school. ...y. v
: Braxton Craven who has been , ill
for some time does not improve.
Miss Hazel Johnson entered train
ing at the High, Point Hospital June
lst"; - - n
Mrs. Bess Covington who has been
teaching in the Thomasville Graded
School is visiting home folks nere lor
a few days before leaving for summer
school at Trinity College, uurnam.
; Mrs. N., C. Johnson, and Mrs, Ston
er and her daughter Eva, with her
two nieces from Salisbury have been
visitinir Mrs. Craven.
Misses Ora and. Hazel Kuip .-, nave 1
been visiting friends m town..
Prof. Willis and wue are visaing
hdme folks here." A - " .
i Mrs:' Nannie Craven is , spending
some time in Charlotte. -
Miaa Lela McDowell who Has a 10D
in the High Point sewing room, is at
home this week with itonsilitis.
r Mrs. Lewis Welbourn is visitiug
Via f artief Mr. F.rlfl Johnson.
4 Mr. Marv Hoiran and aaugnter oi
High Point visited the Miswes John
son Sunday evening. r
Mr. Robert Ballance. son it Mrs.
Ballance of this place, is Ariously ill
at a hospital in GreensDoro,
December, 1922, term, and since? that ;
time have been at Uberty under pona.-
You can select a pain here
that will look GOOD, feel
GOOD and wear GOOD,,
Last Meetingof Randolph Book Club
i jiii-JaU Season m?-V:.
The last meetintr of the Randolph
Book club for the season was held at
tha home of Mn. 'W. H. Moring Fri
day; af ternoon.' - The lasrcnapter w
the Life of Edward Bole was readi.by
Mm' w A'. ITndarwood. and Mrs. 4.
rt PM(n nail an interestmg sxetcn
of the life of JKathleen Norris.. A de-
licious frozen salad witn sanawicnes,
tea and salted almonds were serveu
1 and 8 P.-Mto givo the typhoid
and, dintheria vaccine. . . f'v
In the Bending Chair Plant at Siler
City la a man' 81 years old doing a
whole days work and feels that it is
his. duty to work and- not , idle his
life away.
Mi-'. mt..kft. fivA haa Vrimnlet- No BTiests tther than club memDers
ed a business course at the Woman's fwere present on tins occasion.
Col egein Greensboro.. ' tL T- Dellrhtful Parties at Garland
.Mr.Kranx Auman 01 oeagrvv -.. - - , j
and C E. Allen on South Fayetteville
Thomas will be at the Bennett Bankl Mr. and Mrs. Kent Nance of High
each ; Frida,betreen i the' hours of J point, were In town Sunday evening.
mm. Mman wfin ivns Ail iwv.
Tjnif i,u firnd nn his Lsuse vntil
If lnnlra Ilk A new D1UCC II. 19 uuiic
nn til date with its electric blbs on
the front porcn, ana a man
PHt , -1 llu.nf- AVF
The StrawDerry crvj w uuvuo
around here. We ara all sorry of
tMS. . ... ,r
Mrs. Crissie Clarit, nna : osier,
T. J. Finch, visited rnenns on
Sunda evening.
VII V''W w a- - , . . t
June Royals hoias tne reginu""
hnnltu for the bond election.
Mrs. Warren of Greensboro is
boarding for a while at the home of
ur inn Hnvaia in norm xnuiw.
A daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Woos-
ley is visiting mem i w f""""-
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Mr. J. S. Lewis has returned xrom
a trio to Alabama and other Southern
atta. While Mr. Lwis was away
he and his brother William - Lewis
wra in Mexico.
of meetlnars will be held
In the Methodist Protestant church
Dr. J. G. Broomfleld of
Fairmont, West Virginia will conduct
tha mAetimra. , - . "' iV .
Heavy rains which have fallen
throughout the country this weex
have hindered the fanners from har-
vc-ung. . .
I.'esilnmes L. C rhillirs and W. w.
McQuin went to High Point yesteiv
t'-xy afternoon. I'r. and Mrs. Mc
Gui.i ere ninVIn? preparations to
move to l"h Po.nt ...
Messrs. M. A. Walker, of Kernera
ville and J. A Coltrane of IT'h Toint
, at tl a ho" of Charles fpen-
r..rn. Lptncrr aiii-
'l,!)f.J arrnrtT"nted
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f,,r a fow cays,
CLOTHING FOR NEAR EAST
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'Twft deUflrhtful narties'wera given
Thursday at the Garland Lake Coun
try dub bv- Mrs. Laurin Cranford.
One party was given in. tne. moromg
unA tha aaeond from four to i tit in
the afternoon. ' The morning party
mala nn of thirtv or more guests
who enjoyed Bridge at this attractive
place. At - the conclusion - of , tne
x.m.i it rnurifi inni aira. iui
Hodgin held the highest score " in
Bridge and Mrs. James Crutchfield
the highest in . Rook. 5 Handmade
handkerchiefs were presented to each.
Punch was served by several young
girls as the gueBts progressed. Later
a salad course wun sanuwiciwa,
tea was served. - - -
. The party in the afternoon . proved
equally delightful as that of .the
morning. Some of the ladiea . took
their sewing and others played cards
a mncl nlpnsBIlt hour. . At .the
conclusion the hostess served salad
course. 1 .
J . ytcCcr! r.--r! h ' ' !
Tl following ii.v, : .n has been
revived by friends In Asheboro:
Mr. and Mrs. I-'-'.v'n I arrish. re
n'lp-.t the honor of your 1 rpsence
VnVl.ln 1?af VnHat will
UIVMUIIM v .v. . in... .. ...
be-, received in. the state warehouse at
Raleiirh nn to-June 15 and those who
have - discarded ' garments -. . ior tms
most worthy cause are asked to make
shipment direct to Raleigh or send to
the local committee, in a statement
just issued by Mrs. Hal W. Walker,
chairman for Randolph county.
- Mrs. Walker pointed out that when
the regular campaign' was held ,the
weather was abnormally cool and very
few had discarded weir winter gar
ments for this year. Aa warm weather
has settled m us. Mrs. Walker asks
that all discarded winter garments be
sent to this Christian relief work.. -
The unfortunate sufferers in-1 the
.... rs A -A
Mr. ana mrs, wacar " -
visiting Mr. Andrews, protner,
Marvin Andrews.1 ; .
are
.ft.
. c.. Avarman has declined an
t..tnn nf tha United SUtes shlp-
ping board to cruise a weea. u
... .vtn th Leviathan, be-
: trina will cost the
""" v-v.-" """"' I tax cavers of tne country iwi ,
hut Kt. .Ian km inn rltnw aaiVa aalHa lmm rl -
Fresh, Satisfying, Sanitary
Sandwiches ,v ,
At Both Drug Stores -
We cater to clubs and parties :
Give us orders for your re
freshments for your, Inn
" cheons, teas or parties
Sandwitches 80c per, dozen
Phones 160 and 126 '
MISSES COX & REDDING
tie
on i
at t-
!, to l.r. . .
IV lay, t'.e t-'
o i .
Lt
hter. Ui;
j McCord,
f'h of Jun-
t Eplfsro
Ih Carolina.
Al.hehr()
! r. McC i '
dealer,
from what America aenda them, so
thorough is the work of destruction
by the Turks, wrought by a religious
hatred for all things Christian and a
German training of "schrecklichkeiw
These articles will cover tha naked
ness in summer but are entirely inad
equate for an Armenian winter, which
closoly approximates that of our own
Knv Finn-land states." T 'f v ' . ; f
Tl.is clothing can be shipped by
r.irctl post to the Near East Relief
clothing warehouse at Raleigh r
turned over to Mrs. Walker. - From
l;..! ; -h it is sent to the overseas
warciiouse at'New York and from
t1 nhipped abroad after being din
s' 1, cleaned and sorted. The
clt:, in? which North Carolinians send
now v ill be used next winter to save
i.ii-'-.-in lives. -
Many were found last year .who
I s i drs7zed themaelves for miles suf-
' -2 from pneumonia, acuta rbeuma-
i n and frr7cn fot or limbs, simply
f, r. I.;, k of clulhing. Just a ft'W
W
PHONE US .TO CALL
fot'VoW family "wash this week. Why
a ; suffet aU tha discomfort, and inton-
ivanienca of toma washing wren
will do tha work o mucn 'oeuer . . .
o much cheaper 1 Have us do your
washing once and wash-day will r.-t
Jonrer be a day to be dreaded at your
house. You can make it a day of r
f or pleasura If you choose.
" ASnEBORO STEAM LAVM
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1 TRINITY COLLEGE SUMMER SQI00L
r. . June 15 to July 23, 1C23
- ' -Vnr. ir-hor pftllcre Btudcnts. and cradu' '
of standard hi.h schools.
No aflcmc-n claEccs. xo c:r-3 ex
thirty-fiv2 ttud nts. Arr.i r: ry n
- Priory lvA rrarr.r.-.r -r"-
cb""3 tr.v'..t ly Norlli Crr; 1
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