HIE A5BXBOItO COURIER. ASnEBOnO, K. C. .
X0UBSAT. 7WX t H23;.-
THE -COURIERS
"Personal ?AEAX,-axrHs
m ffxn n i V v a Kr
Mrs. TL Joaw n4 Ue daaah P Mr., E4 .Kearna , ud jlaugBter,
ter, Morei,.aa4 Jtiai EetW. Burgees, Madge, rixlted MisS'Taulme ElHof tJttk Miss
ei uuun an we nwwi . ai suae im woes.
LeUie Jena. : j,
TharsnaX.'July M.1S23
i W. TSW ia visiting friend
L Winston and. Mfc Airy thia wei,
Mr Oscar iauoc
u a raw.""
- Richardson is attending
u. .- luniur school at Ranv-
TQp
He. N. If. Harrison. 7r.. of Greeaa- . j.wi . riWi Bart to i aum-
u. j u r b rv . kora. Yiaiiaa v. n. r , roiKimn "k x.. afhcr little mmdr rrom tout u-
T
aur.
Mrs. BL A-.Moffitt. of .Greensboro,
. relatives ana irienos in
j viwm6 '
rWTL '
Mrs. J- E. Corwgton, oi wcKing
ham is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. E.
Burns. '
Mr and Mrs. C. M. Ferns visited
relatives in High Point several days
last week.
v,-, w. M. McMahan visitea rela
tives and friends in Greensbore last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Curry visited
y c T. LiOlOa t not uuuia uu
et Avenue Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wood Sun
day
ir tha baraonege this week." - kit. at the home of-her-MMnta, Mr
kera. , .- 4 i-. ; ' ' - rroa a two waeaa yini aiTOy, avenue. Gamaa tha laarn i rumiaa-
M mf n ia-!,,'iuw Mttla - . nayea, w aw"". J amusement lor the utue ioiaa, n-
anJL.riwSr?? nKvta- buaintea visitor in town Tueacay- Ur which eream an eaka were aen.
rfKna and Dw,nJ H' t1'7 , The little bonorea recaived a
V. T lXr' Moffitt, and and Lucy Leigh Lovett, ot MM prentX .
Mrs. Xicene LawaUen. wn4 Kara been attending rummer "
Misses Hasel and SUvia Webstar, ..koal it N. C C. W. Greensboro re : ripn n thikks
or ureeasDoro, are ine nause gieew turned home Tuesday. W wish to exDress our thanis anu
A number of the Methodist Pro- appreciation for the kindness shown
taatant younff people entertained very ... kv our friends and relative our-
T BUSH CREEK
of Miss Mabel Wrirht
Mrs. L. P. Byrd, of Ml. Gi'.ead,
recently visited relatives in her old
neighborhood in western Randolph
antt in Thomasvule and vKinity.
Mrs. C. C. CranforJ an.l u3Ufthler,
Miss Vivian, and Mrs. T. J. Lassiter eTenmg waa spent very pleaaantly m
inf ormily at the home of Miss Cleta jng sickness and death of our oe-
mcn aionaay everang nunuiiiig iw- loved mother and gTanamotner, airs.
N. M. Harrison, Jr., pastor of West wjney Parks. We are also very
End M. P. church at Greensboro. The grateful to our friends for the beauti-
Picnie- at Bush Creek Brldfa 'be
tween Cedar Falls and FrankHnville
Saturday, the, 28th. terybody In
vited. Come and bring well'' failed
baskets and have a good time, and
celebrate the completing of the new
bridge. ' A string band will furnish
music for the occasion. If you fail to
come you will miss one of tha bast
times of your life.
You might bring your bathing suit
along and take a plunge in the pure
water which flows through this moun
tain stream.
ARTHUR WRENN,
Chairman of Committee.
left Saturday for a twa weeks visit
in the western part of the state.
Miss Linnie Dorse it, of Former,
was in town shopping datjrlay
playing games after which refresh
ments were served Uj Misses Rich and
Lowdermilk.
Miss Ethel Lovett spent the wee it
ful Sowers.
Children and Grandchildren
FLINT HILL NEWS
Miss Eugenia Badge, ef w'aclt-.oa ena ttt N. C. Collesre with her sisUr,
Hill, is visiting Miss Jamie Wood tn Miss Lucy Lorett.
Mr. and Mrs." Bob Cameron visited
Mr Cameron s sisier, jura, kmu
Teairoe in Thomasville Sunday.
Mr. and mrs. mcAiuKr .-.
children of Charlotte, were week
end guests of Mr. Carson's parents,
Mr and Mrs. J. r. wtrson.
Mr. and Mrs. Cv B. Austin, of Mt.
Gilead were guests of Mrs. Austin's
.u uh k:h pnti-rarn. ior a lew
OIUUICI. vm. .
ilays tfie first of the week.
. j mr 17 lJT MMr!c nv
Mr Brvn in ra. Hi. x. muwin " 1
irreativ improving the appearand; of
their premises by having the lawn
ierraced along tne sioewaia.
Miss Alma Lassiter, of Mechanic,
wao m town shopping last Monday.
Mrs. Wm, C. Hammer, Mrs. H; W.
Walker, and children, Hal Hammer,
and Jane Page, are at Jackson
Springs for an outing this week.
Misses Bertha Ferree, Bertie Wood,
and Lois Presnell are attending the
countysummer school in Ramseur.
Mr. And -HLra. aneiiy unuenwuu
iiave moved into their new home, re
cently completed on Cox street.
Miss Gertrude Aumns was in nK
Point all last week, visiting the fam
ily of her aunt, Mrs. Fuquay.
Mrs. Jeff Lanning, of Spero, was in
town shopping last Friday.
Mm J. H. Anderson, oi ureenfuuru,
arrived in Asheboro one day last
week for a visit to the family ner
.brother, Mr W. H. Jloring, and other
Misa Maxr Curry, of Carthage, was
tha gueat of Mrs. a. a. Aurea a lew
lav lnf. WMIL
Mia Urace rirazier len me nrn
nf tha week for Greensboro, where
ahe joined a party of relatives and
frienda for a camping trip to jnaie
HilL ....
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Hubbard, oi
Farmer were visitors in Asheboro
last Saturday.
Mr. Joel Presnell, of Franklinville,
rwas a business visitor in ., town the
latter part at last weak. ' .
Mr. Carl Hammer, of Lynchburg,
"Virginia, visited relatives in town a
Jew days last weepc tie ieii on n-
nesday for a viBlt to reiauves anu
Jriends in Clover, South Carouna.
Mr. Hammer was accompanied io
South Carolina by his cousin, miss
ILucite Scarboro. . ,
Messrs. E. B. JohnBon, oi JJomDayi
fid Lea Miller, of Pipe, were in town
on business last Friday.
Miss Hallie Trogdon, of Denton, is
Attending the summer school at Kam-
Mr. Baird Moffitt and sister, Mias
Catherine, of Wakefield, Virginia, ar
rived -in town yesterday, ior a vunv w
relatives and friends. These two
joung people are the Children of the
late Mr. Elijah and Mrs. Moffitt. Af
ter the death of Mr. Moffitt some ten
.years ago, his family moved to Vir-sinia.
MisaeK Marian and Helen Menden-
hnll. nf GrAAntthoro. were sruests of
Mrs. M. H. All red a few days last
week. .1 i .' . i . . I
Mr. W. L. Cranford. of South Ache-
bora, has nurchased from Mr. C. M.
.Fox his, bungalow on church street
As soon as Mr. Fox and family move
into their new home, being erected on
Sunset avenue. MrT Cranford and
.family will move into the bungalow
vacated on Church street.
week,
Mis. C. B. Griffin aud little .Hugh
ter, Frances, and MraG. F. Burkhead
and two little sons returned la."t ween
from a two weeks visit in Virginia.
Miss Mary Loflin, who has been
Mr. T. C. Worth of Durham was a
visitor in Aaheboro Sunday.
Miss Zelma Miller who has been at
tending summer school at N. C. State
College, Raleigh, returned home yes
tesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Craven w.no
have been visiting Mrs. Craven's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moring left
Saturday for Concord where tney win
visit relatives before returning to
their home in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Scotten of Ben
rwt vm th week-end guests of
Mrs. Scotten's parents, Mv. and k
John Davis
,.4m f ' t 1 V-UJ.JIH-V Q .
Baving qualified aa adrninistoatar
on tha aetata of E. N. Lack, daeaaaul "
before D. M. Weatherly, Cierfc af Ua.i . ;
$uperkf Court of Randolph cowaty; I "
ahaU atnat. 'public auction ta tt" ' "
highaat bidder for cash, an the wm-.4 jk'
laes on tha 18th day of August, UM,
at 10:00 A. M., one horse, one maaai
na waggon and harness, one bujnry"
na binder, one drill, one mower, one
hay-rake, one corn planter, plow,
sheep, goats, cows, bees, and other ar-
tides too tedious to mention:
Thia asth day of July, 1923.
WALTER PARKS,
4t-7-36-?e Administrator.
visiting relatives amf friends at Lex
ington, returned home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wood left Mon
day for a ten days visit ia the west
ern part of the State
Miss Lucile Morris is visiting
friends at Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brady, of Arch
dale, were visitors in town Monday.
Miss Isley Scott left yesterday ror
Wake Vtireat for vinfe to her nai-
!ant Miu Kntt will am to Balti
more and other Northern markets to
purchase her fall millinery before sne
returns to Asheboro.
Miss Mattie Hughes, of Thomasvile, yir Mrs. John
Kout 4, was tne weeK enu guesi oi
Miss Clara Presnell.
Miss Lillian Brown returned the
latter cart of last week from Boon-
ville, where she had been visiting ner
nareats. I
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Briles, of
Orange county, have been visiting
Mrs. Briles' father, Mr. J. E. WaTd.
Mr. Bowser Farlow, of Jackson
Springs, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Lewis Spencer.
Little Miss Janie Maie Farlow has
returned to her home in High Point
after spending sometime with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E..
Farlow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. VL Kanoy spent
Sunday in Trinity with their daugh
ter Mrs. Ernest Welborn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Farlow spen;
the week end with relatives in
s- i Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Spencer, oi
Miss Bertha Presnell, who has beenljiig-h Point, visited at D. M. Walker's
attending summer school at w. . . ; Sunday.
W., Greensboro, came home iuesday. i Mr. Raeford Farlowe is spenuing
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Suggs, of
lerbe, visited Mrs. Sugg's parents,
Davis, saiuroa
A number of our boys attended the
dance at Jackson Springs Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. u. W. aeon returned
Saturday from Raleigh and Durham,
where they had been vlssting reiauves
and friends for the past weeK.
Miss May Presnell is visiting rela
tives and friends at Roanoke P.apids.
Miss Rufine Ward, of Worthville,
is visiting Miss Annie Leslie Ferree.
Mrs. T. E. Johnson in the service
of the State Superintendent of pua
lie schools is to address the assembly
some day next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robernette,
and Mrs. Ralph Shydol and children,
of Lexington, were the guests of Mrs.
Clyde Wood a few hours Sunday on
their way home from Worthvlne
where they spent the week end.
Mr. Ed Kearns. of Farmer is the
Mr. Raeford Farlowe is
sometime in Broadway.
Mrs. Frank Farlow enetertaineu
a number of her friends at her home
and Sundav. I Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Charles W. Redding, of Trinity I Misses Mada and Eula Smith, Lola
was a business visitor in Asheboro ' and Golda Farlow, and Marie King,
Monday. ! Winnie and Margaret Davis visited at
Miss Cleta Rich returned laBt week! their uncle's, Mr. William Davis Sun-
f mm a visit to the .family at her uay.
i. u. d n wfmt Hiss Mane King wno nas Deer,
' " . , - T iK ! spending the summer with her aunt,
w. o. wwen, Jr., Mr. S. Carmiohael visited his par-
erty, Randolph county, is principal of Mrs p Carmichael
wesi fjnu grucu Btuwi . . .....
Ral.m Miss Jessie Cox is another
Randolph teacher in the North Winston-Salem
graded schools, and Miss
Jaunita Kearns, a recent graduate of
the State College for Women is one
of the new graded teachers. Miss Car
rie Lee Bell, of Trey, a graduate of
Eastern North Carolina Training
School is another new teacher.
Mr. C. F: McCrary, of Mt Airy was
in Asheboro Tuesday with a trues
He nau
Sunday.
Mr. , B. B. Farlow, of Ellerbe
visited at T. E. Farlow,s recently.
Little Miss Esther Cooper is spenu
ing sometime with her granparenis
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cooper.
The .Flint Hill ball team was sue
eessful in defeating the Piedmom.
Hosiery Mill team in a baseball game
at Flint Hill Saturday afternoon.
ASHEBORO
FURNITURE
COMPANY
Has more Furniture than they
can tell you about in this space
but they can show you their
line if you will go to their
store,
sis
HELP WANTED IN ASHEBORO
nA nf mnntn hams. He had one
hundred and twenty and they weighed And Furnighed By the Help of Aghe.
Z,zuu pounus. ie " '7T1" boro People.
bought the hams oi mr. c , who suffer with MAney back.
which is the largest amount oi ..a. ache urinary ills or any little kidney
ever purchased at one time in Asne- bladder disorder, want kidnev helD.
guest pi J. tx. .ciHoii mis weeh. n : ooro. who can better advise than some
attending court Mr. Nelson Zackery, of High Poln. Asheboro resident, who has also suf-
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Whitoker and ha8 accepted a position with the City feredf DIlt has nad jeUef. Asheboro
Mrs. A. A. Speneer were visltjr3 m Ujaat Market N Mr. Zackary is an ex- people "recommend Doan's Kirt;iey
Troy last Tuesday. 'nart meat cutter. Pills. Here's one case and there are
; Mr. and Mrs. Haeior urown ana t . tnrnp1 home manv ethers.
son, wer week, end vihVrs of ceu-l. A , traiti DariVille. Va., where j, Hvett, barber, Cox St, Ashe-
she has been visiting her brother, Mr. boro, sayS: ;"My kidneys got out of
tives hi town.
Miss Conner Winningham, of Gra
ham, was the week end guest of Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Winningham. Miss
Winningham was on her way to Kam
seur to attend Summer School.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Spoon had as
their guests Sunday all their cti.i.Tn
she has been visiting
Tom Parks. .
i Mr. Percy Bostic, of Greensboor?,
was a visitor on our streets yester-dar.
Miss Kate Millsaps, ot Statesvilte,
is visiting her brother, Mr. E. S. Mill-
Mr. And Mrs. Georire H. Andrews anu saps, Jr,
Mr. James Alireu, wno uncerwem
a serious . operation recently at tne
Hifjh Point Hospital is improving.
children, of Charlotte; Mr. ami .r
James Brooks, of Ore Hill, and Cte m
Spoon, of Franklinville, were ,t, ..
besides the children who live in Asne
boro. Mrs. Lncian Tysor, of Car
thage, was also the week end guc.
ot her sister, Mrs. Spoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. K1rmr
and Mrs. J. W. Black were visitors m Carthage.
TVov Fridav. I ; ;Dr. J. C.
M and Mm.' Raxter Hush. Of Eaarle W. Va.. wno win assist in me
Snrinirs were the euest of Mr. and services at the M. V. church, win ar-
V " . i . , Alt 4 .i. I) T I
Mrs. Brad Rush last week. nve in Asneooro August r. rreucn-
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wall, of E.ltrbe. ing twice each day, beginiiiiii; Wed
were visitors in Asheboro la z ween, nesday night and contiii jcinif througn
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wood and child- August. 18.
rea spent the week end with relative I
at Worthville. Solomon B. Kennedy-, o. Thomas-
Mt, and Mrs. C. H. Redding and ; vllle township, Daviuson county,
family went to Greensboro last Sun- whose, disappearance from Hifrii Point
day to hear Rev. B. F. McLendon. last March remained a mystery, for
Rev. and Mrs. Melvin and children, 'two months, was arrested in San Ber
of Greensboro, spent Sunday with Mr. nadio, California, and brought back
and Mrs. Alvin Lowe. to Davidson county ou a charge oi
Miss Esther Ross is spending tnis abandoning his wife and family with
weejj at Jackson Springs.; out giving them adequate support
order and acted very irregularly. I
had a weakness and dull ache across
my back which made it hard for me
to keep on my feet. I used Doan's
Kidney Pills, getting them at tne
Asheboro Drug Co. and they gave me
relief from the backache and put my
kidneys in good shape."
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get.
Doan s Kidney Pills the same that
Rev. Mike Bradshaw and a numner Mr Kivett had. Fostei -Milburn Co..
of other ministers of the Methodist Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Episcopal Church South, were in Asne-
boro for a short time yesterday, re- l-tttxit4
turnine from a district conleience at -w-w-w
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Broomfield oi" Fairmont,; A 4. O 1
MOFFITT'S U. S. ARMY
STORE
Troy, N. C.
Sale beginning at 10 o'clock
a. m.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4th
Greystone Terrace Lots I
NOW ON SALE :-
Reasons why you should build your home in
Greystone Terrace
It is close in.
It is remote from the smoke and noises of trains
and factories. W$tfr
It is for the most part a wooded area with ex
cellent natural drainage. - X ," X
Ti Vno rryn AnA of nuf c rmonnli tVii ci rJwnlTri!: oitV't'O .
water and sewer.
It is exclusively a Residential Section.
It is situated within less than three blocks of the
Courthouse, and within less than two blocks of
the City School.
The prices are reasonable.
For further information see
MR, HAL M. WORTH
WINSLOW INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
MR. JAMES 0. WALKER
The Maken worth Co.
OWNERS
GREENSBORO, N. C.
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ASHEBORO'Sf Blu LOT SALE
50 BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT YOUR OP PRICE
At
Absolute
Auction Saturday, July 28
AT 2:00 P. M.
- ThJoKB?HumblSub located in the South West Section of the fast growing little city of Asheboro Ford Car and Other Attractions
Best Subdivision Offered
This' is one of the best subdivisions ever offered in and around Asheboro,
and will be sold at absolute auctiori on easy terms and every lot will positively ;
be sold for the high dollar. There will be no by-bidding, no reservations, no ,
upset bids. "' . . , ,
W1neseekers Chance
.Theselots'lire inbst desirdble, being paii of .the John B. Humble.lands within
' i the corporate limitsof Asheboro; frpnting'oh the New Ward, street; within
. easy reach ot thl graded Schools. ;In AM,5 these lots make a wonderful invest..,
ment for the home seeker as well as the' investor. They must be seen to be
':appreciatea, 1 uUwfVWfj v?) U.'v v' ' '
V" .
YES
f Your money is safe and secure and the increase in valued
rj will produce hig interest when; invested in . ; desirable y
. tvesmence low in nie uirui, givmus, yiusiw?n v
Get rid: of the leak of .a Renter Buy
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