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THE ASHEBORO COURIER, ASHEBORO. N. C
MEX'HASU NliVtv
Mr. Jofc T. Trnrr, Agd Citir of
tUrarar. Din Monday
The farmer s are tirs prej.arir.g ,
their fr ket Junnjr t.'i pre! 1 Kankstjr, Oct S. John T Turner,
tv wrather e are Kavir e ! jtirrJ M )car, a reMJer.t of Ramt-eur
TRIM TV NLtYS
Mrs WhitiVer of North Main
ha not been well for a few day.
Ir Bulla a in town on profes-
There wa -rue.-' "-ui! iu :! federate etrran died Monday after birthilay celebration recently. Quite
::.rre t-t-k illness from paralysis a crowd of invited friends attended
pt oljle at- ! Mr Tun.er had been in (rood health jfv Mr. Ropers, of High Point; and
1 three ears apo when be suTTer- f,v ami Mrs. w otrsley ot this place
a irw. of revival meetir.ir closed . fur thim iiJ ears, one of her niixt si,,nal business Thursday.
at Hoover's drove on lat Sut,ila repeitrd citizens and a brave Con- jur townsman, Mr. Wagoner, had
night.
complrsheii
yulte a number
tended the fair at
last wefk led a .-troke of paralysis since which attended. They will all remember
Mr C Ridire was a! W lister: Sal- ! unie he ha.- been incapacitated for tie pleasant eent, and no doubt will
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em on la.-t rnaay, ouytng gwu? ;uj i n.s regular t'm, out nuir iu rje pieaseo ic awerm iiri jrai.
hi.- store.
Messrs J M Yates J A (lamer
ami .' H Ciamer have purchased the
tract of land, known as the A!lion
Hoover old home place
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher K. Mae.-, of
lnlell county, visited Mrs. Mayes'
sister, Mrs. C C". Ride, last week.
Mrs. I". I", Rid(re has as her puest
this wefk, her aunt, Sallie Ferguson,
of Haywood county. Mrs. Ferguson's
husband was a brother of Jucitfe
Ferjruson of Wa.. ne -viiie. N. C w ho
has held court at Aheboro a number
of timet;.
Mr. 0. 1.. I-acke. of Henderson-
ville. spent a few
his father. Mr
this place i Heved in their Great Captain. next Sunday and lasts for a week or
Mr. Hal V. I.ickey. of Norfolk, a. T a fll;,v,fl mmW more.
recPTluy spem n if w u.-i ni Lino win
muniiy Wlin rw- aim i mur. fif , , , . . friend in town.
Messrs.. . ( . K. iv .in. . .. ; l,-rs in the church and was ready to The missionary society met at the
oou" Mia.it ..u.-i ... . i : ,v. ,.r iu rhurrh He t-,-K V'n. av n-ith a o-rr.H often, I-
was also a member of the Masonic unce.
fraternity since young manhood. Thomasville boosters will be here
He leaves a widow, three sons, F. next Thursday to boost up "Every-
I'. Turner of Greensboro, Walter hody's Day".
Turner of Columbia, S. C, and Er- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson took a
nest Turner of Kamseur and four trip in their car Sunday.
daughters, Mrs. G. H. Jones of Little Miss Grace McDowell has en-
I Franklinville, Mrs. Ella McMath and tirely recovered from Diphtheria.
Amk-o-
huii t chores and go about town to The work is still going on at the
-i.,r.-p pitp. r Hut w hen becoming Kl h.n'.i"tr V ire. escanes are
suddenly s:ck about three week? ago being run from the second story, to
he failed to recover strength and faciliate egress.
grew weaker until the end came. Protracted meeting begins here the
Mr. Turner served in more than a fifth Sunday. Have not learned as T
t v.. . : .u- v of u-Kn u.il Htsiwt our nastnr in the i
score oi uaii-jes in luc nor ouvi "v "... ,
was wounded once and suffered many meeting
hardships in the bravest manner for John Woosley son of our pastor, j
the sake of his countrv. He took Rev. J. E. Woosley, is spending some j
great delight in telling about his time with his parents at the parson- .
many experiences in the war, and a?e. ne is siuuyuig meuicuie in a
wrote interesting letters in the Cou- Chicago university.
rier some years ago. He had many The missionary meeting met at the
firm friends among the old soldiers, church Friday afternoon.
must of them having nreceded him to Rpv Marcus Wooslpv will heln his
i i,w f. i.u,tne tyon,!. He goes to again join father ReT J. t. Woosley in the pro
1 1,1,1 1-ackey of ':ne ran 0f the faithful ones who be- tracted meeting which will begin here
Mrs. Mary Caudle, of Siler City, is
bury and t harloite
Mr. C. C. Ui.ler
lighting sy.-to"i
handsome w '. -store.
:i la -l Thursdav
i aving a Delco
:.-'..'illc.l in his
1 uu.-o and
Statement of the Ownership, Manage
ment, Circulation, Etc
't- t. t T- i t . e tn
Uecjuired by the act of Congress of : nns -laggie turner oi ruimseur aim miss tteuecca rarisn, oi ians-
August 24, 1912, o fthe Courier pub- j
lished weekly at ABheboro, it. t., tor
October 192.!.
Before me, a Notary Public in and
other relatives and friends at this and Sunday,
surrounding places. Mr!-. Shaw had visitors from
Funeral services were conducted by Flint Hill recently.
for the State and county aforesaid, 1 his pastor, Kev. W . u tvcott Tuesday Several from Trinity attended the
personally appeared before me. who, 'at three o clock and interment by his burial in High Foint of Mr. J. J. Far
having been duly sworn according to 'brother Masons in the city cemetery, riss, popular newspaper man.
law, deposes and says that she is the .The throng that attended his funeral Itev. Thomas Parker and sister,
Business Manager of the The Courier j and the many beautiful flowers that Miss Mary, from the Prospect neigh
Mid that the following is, to the hcpt covered 'his grave showed the love borhood near here, attended church
of her knowledge and belief, a true and great esteem felt for this good here Sunday.
statement of the ownership, manage- ;ma i. His family and friends have
ment etc., ot tne atoresaui puoucaiion i otn-.-.-i .-j infiamy. i
for the date shown in the above cap ! ;
iton, required by the Act of August COLERIDGE NEWS l
24, 1912, embodied in section 44."., I
Postal Laus and regulations, print Several f-om this place ; Messrs. G. F. and F. F. Gatlin, B.
ed on the reverse ot this term, to ; ; . t . - .vices of "BiH".S. and L. W Deaton and R. E. Bald
RIVER SIDE ITEMS
i
j Mrs. I. F. Kearns spent last week
I with her daughter, Mrs. R. L. Davis.
t
1. That the names and addresses ol Stout, Sunday al'tcnioo,) at Parks X
the publisher .editor, managing editor Roads.
and business manager are: i Messrs. Thomas Ward and Penn
win attended the picnic at Carthage
September 25th
Mrs. Sallie Ward died September
Publisher Mrs. Wm. C. Hammer, j Chock from Ramseur High School 19th at the home of her son-in-law,
J. W. Davis. She was 74 years old.
She was buried at Mt. Zion Septem
ber 20th, 1923.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. R.
L. Davis was buried at Mt. Zion Sep
tember 22, 1923.
Mrs. Alfred Maness who has been
sick for some time does not improve.
Miss Laura Gatlin who is attending
school at Elise, spent last Staurdajr
and Sunday at home.
Asheboro, N. C. j spent the week-end with their parents
rJditor W m. t. riammer, ,'vsneDoro, here.
N. C. j Mr. Edgar Ward left Sunday for
Local Editor Mrs. H. W. Walker, Johnson City, Tenn, after a ten
Asheboro, N. C. (lay's visit with his parents, Mr. and
Business Manager Mrs. wm. u iMrs. O. W. Ward
Hammer, Asheboro, N. C
i. That the owner is: Wm. C. Ham
mer, Asheboro, N. C.
3. That the known bondholders,
mortgagees, and other security
holders owning or holding 1 per cent
or more of the total amount of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities are:
none.
4. That the two paragraphs next
above, giving the names of the
owners, stockholders, and security
holders, if any, contain not only the
list of stockholders and security
holders as they appear upon the books
of the company but also, in cases
where the stockholder or security
holder appears upon the books of the
company as trustee or in any other
fiduciary relation, the name of the
person or corporation for whom such
trustee is acting, is given; also that
the said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing affiant's full
knowledge and belief as to the circum
stances and condition under which
stockholders and security holders
who do not appear upon the book of
the company as trustees, hold stock
and securities in a capacity other
than that of a bona fide owner; and
this affiant has no reason to believe
that any other person, association,
or corporation has any interest direct
or indirect in the said stock, bonds,
Miss Allie Craven, left last week
for a few days visit with relatives
and friends in Greensboro.
Coleridge was well represented at
the Randolph Fair last week, and
everybody reported a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Moffitt and
family visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Webster Brady at Bear Creek,
unaay.
Messrs. Wesley and Arthur Moon,
Hurbert and Leon Rains, of Thomas
ville, spent Sunday with relatives
and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Davis and L. B.,
Jr., visited Mr. J. A. Davis' family
at Asheboro Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brown, of Ben
nett, passed through town Sunday en-
route to see his uncle, J. A. Davis, at
Death of Mr. Charles Cline
Charles H, Clie, a prominent busi
ness man of Hickory, N. C, died at
the home of his brother in that city
September 30. This was the eve of
his 60th anniversary, which he had
planned to spend with two young eirls
who had invited him to a party at tke
home of their parents. Paralysis, is
stated as the cause of death.
Mr. Cline was born and reared . in
Hickory and was a professional book
keeper, being in the employ of the
Asheboro. Mr. Davis has been sick i Hickory Novelty Company. He was
for some time, and is reborted no a widower, but leaves no children.
better. and was a member of the Lutheran
Mr. Ether Ward, of Revolution church.
mills, Greensboro, spent the week-end
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. O. W. 1 BRA D.N ER-YORK COMPANY
Ward. WON PRIZE AT PAIR
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Borroughs spent
J. h. White has returned from
Asheboro where he attended the
Randolph fair. The Brader and
the week-end with their son Earl, on
Asheboro Route 1.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Caveness visit
ed their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. 1 York Furniture company, of this
v-aveness at Asneboro last week. I city had an exhibit at the fair, ex
Mr. Percy Marley, of Pomona mills, j hibiting living room and dining
Greensboro, spent the week-end with room furniture, nml won Iho Kino
or otner securities man as so stated tus parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mar- ribbon and first prize for this
br him
MRS. Wm. C. HAMMER,
' Business Manager.
Sworn to anil subscribed before me
ttus 1st dav of October 1923.
Ed MORRIS, Notary Iublic.
My Commission expire May 4,
1S4.
lev.
Ivey Caveness purchased a
roadster last week.
ford
FIVE STUDENTS SUSPENDED
1 hibit. High Point Enterprise.
; itepori oi me I ondition of I
I i"r HArv OI- 1-K..kLIN VILLK
at Franklinville, in th. State of North.
Carolina, at the close of business.
President, W. H. Chase, of the Ilni- September 14th. 1923.
.versity of Narth Carolina, has made Resources
public the names of five sonhnmorpu Ixians and diHCOiintu FJi Rfi
Mra. George Ferree Entertained the j suspended on charges of attempted Demand loans 9956!00
i riHcma mi. iiazing. I ney are J. J. ( a :ihan of Overdrafts secure,) nnni .,n.
1 ort Richmond, N
The members of the Priscilla Club
were delightfully entertained last
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. George
Ferree. Dahlias and other brilliant
autumn flowers made a pretty set
ting for the women who sewed and
chatted for several hours. Mrs. Fer
ree assisted by her daughter, Effie
Jean, served sandwiches iced tea,
rid home made candy.
Y.: K T. IllednriP secured 3? fi
ana Mitchell Bishop, of Asheville; E. Banking houses, furniture
R Frye, of Franklinton, and W. M. and fixtures . .
Stryker, of Winston-Salem. The Ave Cash m vault and net
men have been suspended for three amounts due from banks,
months, and they may return at the bankers and Trust Com-
beginning of the next quarter. The panies
offences complained of are not seri- Customer's liability o ac-
unc KLuoeni council ruled
.that any semblance of hazing must be
ToUl 190.72W1
LinbihtirM
ccptancee
2,600.00
20,203.24
82.74
Surplus fund
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Do You Hear Those Dogs a Barkin?
A sure sign the time for Opossum, Furs, and
Rabbits, is about here again, so train your
Doga, and get your Traps in trim. We will
begin buying Opossum, October 15th, Rab
bits and Furs November 1st We want aU
you can bring us, the more you bring, the
better we like it We aim thu season of
nineteen twenty three and four to handle
more Furs than was ever handled in thia
section of the State.
We always have the price, so be sure and
tee oa before selling.
We also want your Eggs, Chickens, Turkeys,
Wax, Wool, etc
W rent expenses and taxes
O paid 789.82
Q Notes and bills discounted 6,500.00
l Deposits subject to check,
Z individual 25.67T.Sfc
Time certificate of desit, '
O due on or after 30 days 4,774.58
O Saving. DepoaiU, 45,61444
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Randolph. ' '
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O aboT named Bank, do aoteiuair
Q nrear that the abort rUtemeafr Am
Otrue to the beet of m knowledge aad
2 CLEON T. SPOON. CMhler."
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m '. Director!.
j!i Surrrlbed and rwoni to befnra tn,
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Following Are Lowest Prices
In History of Ford Motor Co.
Touring Car Regular
$295
Touring Car
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Chassis Regular
Coupe
Four Door Sedan
One Ton Truck
Tractor
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$350
$230
$525
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We are now in position to make reasonably prompt
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Asheboro, N. C.
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