THE ASHEBORO COURIER, ASHEBORO, N. C.
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Dr Alei Alford, of Bainbridge, Ga..
vaited relative here a few dyi xga.
Dr Alford was accompanied by hie
mother, Mrs. M. H AJford. of
Greeosboro.
Rev. and Mr-. A S. Raper stopped
here en route to their n-w charee,
Dallas. We wtrc glad to see the
good people
Miss Bertie White r on the sick
I ! s
It is reported that there is consid
erable "flu" in High Point
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
.Niamey was buried at Trinity ceme
tery Wednesday evening 4:110 o'clock.
Mr. Ernest Welborn, of this place,
has flu.
Highland Farm, managed by Mr.
J. con Shaw, ha.- prinK cabbage i."W
ready for shipment.
V :-.s Will Albert shi ha- returned
frorn W mston-Salem, wheie she ru
ber:! vi-iuiiK I"'1" daughter. Mi-. I'er-
PtGEANT OF PROGRESS PA-
RADE WAS SPECfAClLAR
HIGH POINT, N C, October 25 -Twenty-five
thousand itors.
is estimated, thronged High Point
yesterday for the pageant of pro
gress, which opened with a mammoth
and historical street parade at 10
o'clock this morninp. The parade,
participated by nearly 2.000 men,
women and children, was declared to
he the most gorgeous and spectacular
eent ever staged in :ouii o.
l.ung before the hour o! tne
ra.le the visitofs began pouring
the citv and bv the time the pW
culion 'moved down the streets the
M.iewaU.- were tr-.-o'-.ged with peo
pl - and -ta:''ling ru.-m was at a pre
mium. Ml periods of American hi-tory
from the days of the Indian trail to
wen- represenieo in
FILLERS ROUTE 1 NEWS
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few words in
our
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pa-
into
The firmer are shucking corn and
sowing wheat and oati in this sectioo-
Among those that v Lai ted Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Snyder Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. D. C Pool, of Aaheboro,
Route 2. Mr. and Mrs. Everett An
drews of near Ashe bo ro; Mr. and
Mrs. Stm Pickett, of Cedar Grove
township and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Snyder of Thomasville.
The school at Gibson academy is
progressing nicely under the manage
ment of Mi. -a Klla Hawidns.
ii.-.-es Rebecca and Lilly Kinley, ,jlscipline and accomplish much
ot inomasville, .spent tne week enu
GeNkkALNEWS
ABOUT SCHOOLS
Mr. Editor:
Will you allow me space
r - - .v in at A few
rerard to our pubue scnoor. nnn vroun -
"ftY want to say that I believe 'this year wfll be
little one teacher scnoois amwm nuniom Dusnw, -
lived their day of usefulness and only other State that leads North
if our rural schools are w i -f Carolina-
with the progress that is being made ' Misses Lessie Morton and Mamie
alone other lines we must resort to Uvingston, of Chatham county, ware
progressive measures. We cannot adjudged the champion bread and
nut seven or elirht different grades biscuit maker of the state in a con-
tnether in one little school room test at the State air.
all under the same Douaral Craig, a
j Dure couniy, iai iivih
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Mi
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moo
par;
F,!k,
rn
id Mr,
children
parent.-,
'r'hiiiips and
: 'iio w ith her
J. 1,. 1'hillin
t,, , K-onie our pastor,
..-!, a:t fan ily back
, h:s f -u it h i o:;r, ami
id beUer a.-k for him
Headed bv
,,or: band,
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the
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ceb-brat-
proces
et from
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larlotti'
Char
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as follows:
I)iision 1 -I
Line formed on
( Ireenw dod.
I :vi-ioi
W..l.! !.!!:
hi of th' larade was
ndian :
Main
liy lied Men.
street North of
Pioneer
l-'ornv d on
viod :
eler
spent
with their parenLs, Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ton Kiiiley.
.' i r. Howard Parruh who has been
iii i- impro ing.
Horn to T..r and Mrs. lUnd Hunt
la. t l iiday, A .son.
The new preacher at Pleasant
(In vi' Methodi.-t church for this year
is Mr. S. A. Karbc-r.
Mr. and Mrs. J. . Arnold visited
thmr sisti-r, .Mrs. Hert Hoover on
Trinity Route, Sunday.
Mr. Henry Kinley spent Sumluv
evening at Mr. Lee Vomits'.
Miss Matt.e Huirhes is teaching at
Poplar Kidpe thio winter. She is
principal and Miss Snyder assistant.
the same Dour&I Craig, a child in Meckien-
a bed and
we have a great many yy.. ui
think that our little one teacher the foot of the bed, recently,
schools are all that could be desired. 1 Uoyd George said in a speech at
They say that thrv were good enough Richmond, Va., Monday of this week
for our fathers and thev ought to be that humanity was doomed unless
.rood enough for us. Some of our England and America prevented
forefathers had to plough their land war. He called on America to partic-
with a forked stick, but we would not ipate in carrying "t the promises
think of usinir such a rude empn- made in Oie worm war io pui
ment now in this dav of jirogress and end to all wars.
inventions. An old negro woman
snow cxitr rrms
Tola littte town aas bees V
In the part few day, kJt
It. midst Gxrpvmor Joe Iw
Montana, who was reand ia. '
dnhy on the old Duo. '
Gorernor Dixon spent a darTl
night rislting old friend, fa, tail
m unity. r
The citiaeni of the towa mt
munity are pleated that ftT '
reaches them at an early
hour as they bke to read theirW
and papers at the same time f
as other folks. Four mail nL
out from this place daily.
The farmers of this acti'
very busy now plowing M(j
umiiiaii jr ucipeu mem rfl
their land in rood shane.
The road force is busy in wojL
that section of road betweea
Creek church and Snow nn.. rT
it is only a matter of a short
, Amy Ross, ! until all the roads leading out
HIGH PINE ITEMS
E. V,'. Jones filled his regull
n ;nt Sunday.
11U"
1 1 1 I : i o n
,v '' K School.
; .scotch a
Senior ('ia
ormed on (
! II. itch Se(
; of Hiirh
rnwood ave-
M
i:
" '. iindit an i daughter,
. ; :.'. i.ist Sumlay with
relatives in Thoniasville.
Mrs. Rachel Johnson anil daughter,
Miss Mary, have positions in HisM
1'oir.t, goinrr up every morning.
Hallowe'en will be observed here.
Witches will ride brooms, and pump
kins will grin at every dark corner.
A sister of Miss Miller spent the
week-end here with her. Miss Miller
is from Oranpe county.
EDGAR NEWS
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer,
a daufrhter.
Miss Mary Osborne spent a few
days last week at Hiph Point with
her sister, Mrs. W. IV Taylor.
Stanley Spencer's nevr house is
nearinj? completion.
Isa end Kustis Coltrane, of Greens
boro, were visitors at N. K. Davis's
Friday.
Mrs. Charily Conner i, VA-iticj
Mrs. Annie Vuncannon, at IUrii
Point.
Herbert Lanier filled his appoint
ment at Marlboro Sunday.
A number from this section attend
ed the pageant of progress at High
Point Thursday.
J. C. Davis of the Greensboro
Goldsboro line visited bis parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Davis.
Amos Davis and family and Annie
and Ettie Cox visited the family of
Herman Davis, near Thoniasville Sunday.
Harvey Newlin and family, Malohn
Division 4 Quakers and .Morav
ians: Ily Civitans and l'.usin -ss and
Professional Women. Formed on
loii. e avenue.
Division T Colonial Period: l!y
Kiwanians, D. A. U., and C. A. K.
Formed on Williams street.
Division fi Civil War and Ante
Helium Period: By Rotarians, U. P.
C, and Children of the Confederacy.
Formed on Moitlieu street.
Division 7 Old Plantation Scene:
liy Colored People of High Point
Formed on Hain avenue.
Division 8 Float, Father Time
Marks the passing of the Years: By
the Freshman. Sophomore and Junior
Classes of High School. Formed on
Glenn avenue.
Division 9 Early Modern or 1000
Period: By Elks and Woman's Club.
Formed on Ray street, east of Main.
Division 10 Symbolic Float: By Y.
M. C. A. Formed on Ray street west
Cost of IJving Highest In Washing
Ion, D. C.
Washington, 1). C, the official resi
dence of the Republican Attorney
General, who began his career in the
Cabinet with a promise to curb profi
teering, has a higher cost of living
than almost any other city in the
country, according to the V. S. Bu
reau of Labor Statistics. The prices
of meats, vegetables and other foods
in Washington during the summer ap
proached to peak of war times, it is
reported.
While fresh pork was selling in
Washington at 36.2 a pound on July
la, the farmer was getting 6.68 cents
a pound for his live hogs. The hog
which the producer, sold for $6.68 a
hundred was sold at an advance of
more than 400 per cent to consumers
in Washington, including, perhaps,
the Attorney General.
Rev. E
appointn
Misses Mozelle, Beulah. G1m.;
Mattie and Dora Vuncannon. Ak.JI
IP I1SM t 1- . V -..I. n i t. . ' "'"
South-' l'yon' Lame, .erj Kush, f4aoj
the finest
In the recent registration lor tne who had practically lost ner mum unu tnis town win De in ltne shape.
rh.uA homl election which showed died from cold and exposure near : "
such an overwhelming majority op- Oak Ridge was found last Sunday in
posed to the issue, we do not belive the woods.
it was because the people were really : The seven convicts who have es
opposed to good schools, but it was caped from the -penitentiary at inter
because they did not approve of the vals in the last two or three years
plans as they were outlined by the have recently been captured,
school board. And there were some Five thousand pounds of blue fish
which caused a are shipped every day from
great deal of opposition. Whether port. Blue fish is among
these reports were true or not 1 am of fish for table use.
not able to say. 1 believe every man j Hie Methodist Protestant Confer
and woman in tlie county of reason- ence convened in annual session yes
able intelligence will agree with me, terday at Thomasville in the Finch
that we need better schools, and we Memorial church with 200 delegates
need them now. If we fool around in addition to the ministerial mem
five or ten years before we get ready berehip.
to build better schools our children . Mrs. Catherine Jackson, ajed 75
will be deprived of the opportunity of .years, died at High Point October 25.
an education which they should have. She is survived by two sons, W. E.
Now I have a plan which 1 believe ana t. J. jacirson; Dy a daughter,
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Planking Down the Dough.
From the Ohio State Journal (Rep.)
If that perfect frankness with the
people which we should like to see oh-
be tain in our politics, we suppose Sena-
to tr lxxige, who we have no reason to
Dr. l..:..; Work, secretary of the
interior, who was expected to
i. r .on-int ii-Mc itnnhle
OOie loi me . - - ; ...
attend He wired General Chairman "ope win not oe cnairman of our reso
J. Ehvood Cox that David Lloyd lutiona committee again, would al
George was being entertained at the ready be framing up a plank for the
W hite House and that be would have platform beginning as follows: Once
to attend. more we unreservedly indorse the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue -sound Republican principle of ample
D;vid H. Ulair brought to High tariff protection for our larger cam
Point Assistant Postmaster-General PK" lund contributors.
John H. Barlett, former siovernor -
of New Hampshire, who was one of Chrysanthemum Show November 9th
the speakers at the auditorium this
afternoon. Other speakers on the The chrysanthemum show for 1923
f-t, InA ,l.r,;.rvor ,.ill k . : iL.
program weie riainv i ac, o;"'"" K'en in tne COUrtnouse in
of the state highway commission; Asheboro, under the auspices of the
Newlin and familv. of Saxanahaw
and Jprpminh A Ilpn Jirwl f amil v n f Cnl .1. R. Saunders, attorney general Woman's Club, on SntnrHjv w,.
High Point, were recent visitors at of the state of Virginia; Col. W. A. ber 9th. The show will be 'open to
J. U. Newlin s. blair, oi winsion-aaiem, aim uen.
New Hope Conservative Friends A. J. Bowley, commanding officer at
quarterly meeting was held Saturday, Camp Bragg, Fayetteville.
October 27th. A rramber of visiting Governor Cameron Morrison was
friends were in attendance on Sunday, expected to attend the nageant, but
Quite a large crowd was present. Sy- he also was unable to De present
bil J. Barker, Malohn Newlin and He wired Mr. Cox that he was de
Jeremiah Allen preached excellent layed at Asheville because of the
sermons. snow and to take care of several dis-
Amonir the visitors at N. H. Far- tinenished visitors, making it im-
low's Sunday were Cecil M. Farlow possible for him to arrive in High
l -a m i mm m m Y a T a. : t l 1 1 1
ana iamny. mr. ano Mrs. marvin roinc in lime ior uie auracuvn. T ft rr u iL
Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Robbins, Colonel Saunders praised North " lTe f "onor " pupil
Carolina, in his address this alter- - " no uiroies,
noon. He declared that North Caro- and "Vf6 a Kade 9$ or better
Una had always been a progressive on f?5 T1 M fra(1e on any Bub-
oot. t;n. IU nnl nf North JCt faUinjr below 90 for Dim month
Carolinians in the war between the 9n 2B Waynan KJvett, Lloyd
the pubhc at 2 o'clock in the after
noon. Following are the rules for the
ficwer ahaw: Each one to furnish
tables and vaaef. No charge for en
tering. All flowers must be entered
by 9:30 o'clock. Anyone is entitled
! c.iter flowoi.
i
First Month's Honer Roll for Ele
mentary Grades, Asheboro School
Mrs. W. F. Brookshire, Mrs. Amanda
Robbins, and Miss Blanche Davis.
A WORD TO THE WISE
"In March I was called to rbe bed
side of my siR.er in Brewton, Ala
bama. She wa t.ven up to die ai.j
was almost dead, talked in a whis
per, uoctors saia notainr out an
to
states as well as the world war. He Goina, Lester Maneaa, Dellma Beck,
oonnan, Laciie Brown, Ha
el Ont, Lucille Heirlg, Veraie MiUer,
Ida Bocers, Margaret Wilmon.
Grade tAl Arthur War, Jr.,
Claui WHliams, David Moore, Jar
rette Owe, GaynaU Moaer, Iria Stout.
Mar Stednan. Carol Rant
expressed delight at being able
attend the pageant today.
Colonel Saunders was introduced
by J. El wood Cox, who presided at
i.ii.,M..L t -v.. .the meet in this afternoon. Mr.
toe weak for that Her cokr was ?x ,'"udh,e hdc,beenJ ,iab,y 'n1form-
a v n.j ed that Colonel Saunders would suc-
with gas. That day I heard of Myra ced, Governor Lee TrinUe, it being Eleanor Anne Hammond, Viola Cox,
Wonderful Remedy and went and got nl m""1"" w "m ":Al JT am,m ,onc-
a bottle for her. In three weeto she PF. wl" no PPdtion Grade tA Edgar Cheek. Donald
was able to be about and walked a cording to the speaker. WWtaker, Keb Clark, Evelyn Har
afle to church. I ant praiiina; your 5hairm". of th ,t relaoa. Evelyn Hughes, Martha
medicine to everyone." ft aenxiple, hJfhwl' commission drtiased the Keama, Mary Moffltt, Frances Rob
harmless preparation that remeves P" ""d North Carolina bin.
the catarrhal mucue from the intes- through the construction of roads Grade SB Robert Tysinger. James
tinal tract and allay, th. tnnamma- the past two or three years. Jarr Grady Moffltt, Lee MaLVr
tion which cause. nracUcarlT M He of-fered fart, and figures showing siloa rWe. Edrar M.u
etomach, liver and. hUrttaud allmenta, L!LL k- ,,! Hoptt-, Cennle Miller, Ludn. Rus".
Tor approved highways.
if it is carried out will carry us on to I Mrs. Minnie Black; by a brother,
a great victory for better schools. ; William Harris; three sisters, Mrs.
The first thing that should be done js Nellie Craven, Mrs. Rena Wilson and
to put on a campaign of information Mrs. Adeline Varner.
and try to inform the people of thej, The next house of representatives
value of good schools and right now will contain only sixteen majority for
while the schools are in session is the Republican party while the last
the time to work as the people can house contained 170 Republican ma
be reached through the schools better' jority. Sixteen states have solid Re
than any other way. Then there publican delegation in the Senate and
should be two good men in each, twelve have solid Democratic delega-
township appointed to work up aHions. Outside of the solid South,
sentiment in favor of better schools,Montana is the only State to be rep
and to avoid any political prejudice resented by two Democratic repre
I would suggest that one be a Derno-sentatives while there are nineteen
crat and the other a Republican, in 'elates outside of the eolid South with
each township. They should work'ht one Democrat Senator and one Re-co-operation
with the board of educ'a-; publican senator,
tion and it should be their duty to' John Burkhead Ledbetter. of Mt.
call meetings of the patrons of the Gilead, recently married Miss Carol,
different schools and try to get the,f Warsaw. .
voice of the people as to the location;! Mrs. Charlie McLemlon recently
of schools, the amount of bonds to died at her home at Mt. Gilead.
be issued, the rate of taxes to be lev-', Star is to follow the lead of Troy
ied, and whether it should be derived and will have water works and alter
from property tax or part placed on paved streets and side walks. Troy
the poll. 3tarted in a year ago to pave the
There should be a map of the coun- principle streets and is about to wind
ty prepaired showing all public roads ' P by paving all the streets of the
and this map should be used in de-;twn. A splendid water system has
termining the location for school been installed.
buildings, and when we come to vote!, Mr. and Mrs. James Eller recently
on the issue, every body should know j celebrated hteir 74th marriage anni
just what they were voting for. There vereary at their home in Ashe county,
should not be a stone left unturned, i They both natives of Wilkes
If trucks are to be used we should county. ; The husband is 95 years old
know to what extent they are to be an nas bn Justice of the Peace
used, whether all children will be fr sixty years,
carried in trucks or those living over I tHacey W. Wade, Commissioner of
a certain distance from school. I State Department of Insurance, says
believe if we can get the people to n.ot building equipped with
see the need of better schools and 'ightning rods has been reported de
the value of them and what they will stroyed by lightning to the Insurance
mean to our children and our country Department
the victory will be won. , Mrs. A. S. Thomas, of Draper, N. C.
Yours for better schools. i"8 alleged to have furnished pistol
C. A. LEWALLEN, Mai Shelton with which Shelton
Asheboro Star Route. : 8n0 hr husband at Draper last week.
Oct. 29, 1923. (Both Shelton and Mrs. Thomas are
.- held to answer for the charge of the
TRINITY BASKET BALL "TlTS , tL .
I It is claimed that more than 96 per
The Trinity high school basket 2? "tpmobfles are operated
ball supporters are prepared for a '3' wUchif cor"
treat tfdY coming seasoJT Althonra '!!lrWi. more per
Practically every position ha. ule!4 GulE"!'
filled with a new man there is ptmtrLJ? .,wU;knowJ? man
of good material for Captain Parriij, miles from Raeford
U pick from. The team will saffer JSJJJ' , .C:'. fitted
sierearui, au or wnom were nrst euBSJii aw ' w
men last year. ' 1TJ ....
The local boys have been holdlatjj .J,?7ier I'?rpcan
light workouts under the superrbSi S1!.10 tomi Egtrn
of Prof. Starr for the last fnmb? Carolina than are grown al-
lAinnr uua uum inere naa been bM. rr.N ' w e
vuncan: on, Aivin btaley and fy
I tlilLa i laucu mine lTieue. IjauQ
ounary aiiemoon. ( ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Staley and ?'
Sulon Hubert visited their son,"t,
ter Staley Sunday afternoon, t
I.:r. and Mrs. E. W. Calicutt vik
Mr. John Callicutt the latter pajj"
last week. f
Misses Mary and Rosa Little f
ed Mr. D. M. Williams Sunday at,
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L Vuncannon!
ited Mr. Lee Hammond Sunday
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Vuncannoji
little daughters, Ina and Treva f
ed Mr. and Mrs. Walter .Staley
cently. '
Mr. R. 0. Parks, A. T. Parks
Walter Parks and Walter Sta!
came home from High Point SatUJi
where they have been at work. T
Mr. and Mrs. E..W. Jones are
iting in High Point this week.'
NOTICE OF SALE H
UNDER MORTGAL
including appendidtia One dose will
convince or "money refunded.
For sale by the Standard Drag Co,
and druggists everywhere.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALB
WORLD WAR SOLDIERS TO
GET TWELVE MILLION
Pursuant to authority given in a
certain mortgage deed bearing date
of January 21, 1920, given by I. N.
Watson and his wife, L. V. Watson
.to J. B. Smith, Raid mortgage deed
being recorded in the office of the
RegiHter of Deeds of Randolph Coun
ty in book 195, on page 292, the
eame having been given to secure the
payment of a note or bond of twnlve
hundred $1200.00) dollars of even
date therewith, and default having
bees made in the payment of said
bend and interest due thereon, and
the same new being passed due, the
undersigned Trtorteagee will at 12
O'clock, M. on the 24th day of Novem
ber, 1923, at the court house door in
Asheboro, North Carolina, sell to the
ell, Saraptha Madfaon, Basel Pritch
ara.
Grade SA Virginia Brlttaln, Mo
line Ctnt. Edna Cox, Ba Crisco, Fran
cee Foust, Edna Gaodis, Anna Glade
Ingram, Pauline Hamilton, Gladys
Ingram, AHeen Johnson, Hazel Mc
Mahaa, FleU Moody, Edith Osborne,
Ruth Paisley, Maggie Rogers, Mary
Smith, Nellie May West, James Wal-
A recent decision of the comptroller
general of the United States that all
candidates for commissions who serv
ed in officers' training camps in 1917-
1923 are entitled for the training Jwne wai-
period to pay at the rate of J100.00 V"' "ce Bteeo, wayne Kicn, Nyal
per month less the pay that wan re- J"hrisoHoward Pox, Eldon Cox,
reiver Auring that period at that time. J""8
There are about sixty thousand of mGrale MaUliiie Auman, Treva
these persons who were in the offi- '"keen, Pauline Robbins, Lena Belle
cers' training camps who received Ricn Bjulan Overman, Beatrice Mo-
$m.00 a month who are entitled to B'r' Carrie Iieigh Jamil, Grace Da-
the balance (ft the $100.00 a month, vidson, Lucille Brown, Cleon Boggs,
lawyers in Washington and else- nra Foust, Percy: Foster, Norman
where are making an effort to collect Hopkins, Robert Hunsucker, -Walter
10 per cent ont of these former ner- Prwmell, Newport Wright,
vice men to collect the amount. They Grade 4A Sarah Helen Covington,
do not need a lawyer to collect it All Vera Bean, Clara Mm Hatbcock,
they have to do ia to write to their Thelma Hurley, Dorothy Kirkman,
member of Congress or Senator and Mimnt Rrwln RnhMni lv nH
highest bidder for eaah the following rl '"io""110? P.1"" I0 " Hamiltoa, Waldo Chaek,
tract or parcel of land, sitoaU, lying n vmr aim. u is against tne William Hnghea, Suloa Hunt
and being a Back Creek Township, ''"L f fjJSZ7" w' 3? tJ" . QnA A-Jenove Cn , Edna
Randolph County, North Carolina 9 t.Un World Wr Johnson. Annie Leigh WOUama, Mar-
and beinr more fully described by "0,dler c,lm JHe Whrtaker, Oarenoe Bog tt. Dock
wetee and boanda, as fellows, to-wit: Johrrson, Arthur Miller, Coleman
Begiimlnf at etone, Sandy COMMUNITY FAIRS Moore, Orey VanDyka.
Bwaim's eornar, running North 83 Grade fB-ia Tocker, Jessie WD-
ehama to a pine stume; thanoa West Guilford county had five "community lard.
M chains and 80 links U a atone in fain ia one week reeentlT. Moore Grade AVInrmla Hetiry, Marra-
thaColtreM Unei theaea South 83 eeonty had three last week) one ia rH Haraosond, Emma . Rica, Alky
thalns to a sUke k CohrsnJs Une; Richmond at Ellerbe. Moore eoonty Cox. - "
itTSJE80 thabm M ,Wm ,n ,r " wxrt etedlUhla. Grade TAEston wHUaraa,
. v"""!, fvmwusr ,tw . nan- ine uierea cetnmontty lair was fcev
drM (loo) sr8 more er Use.. tar than the ordinary county fain
MImM AAMMltf r.l mm . . A mm - - . A L I . A C -
ThU the 24th, day of October, and had two et three timet as many 4n.tTmt ft Interior, North Cere-
n trrrr1 xja wnewiurii nniW oi ym onunary ia Mfl Indians In 1923 and
Plrrni l MTtr)C. , awnmunity fair. Corn,- hay, cotton. h-e h a rain of thirty In
"n, j.u , , loKeerfl, soy bww, eowpeaa, peanoU 1n TSe TndUn pomitstlon for the
4t n1 ethr landing crops we on ex- ere Twd J ufon has jnrroased
. , " 't wp m Industrial pro-ir'tf f-, f'r' H In 2 te fit "' 1 In
C ' '-. T 't. T-o f - -"I f (" ' rl
T. C.
IT1 . yaw ww uinve.
U , Maae ia being built in
lAakterdamjaoUand to y mi m. on
ty of flash and form shown bv twmlBZ? ."ucceaMuuy la this sec
al likely reeruita John- Blank. Jvnywnere that hickory and
last years sub., deserve Bp
mention. Hie work at left guard
been encouraging to the entire to
Captain Parrish apparently has lTIT- "i, WP 3
other position at roard, WDgETZ'JSTJ
a star penormer Ior the last three v gMione
MA t v.. i a i a t ,w Kaeoiuie.
"f M. Riddle, formeriy of Fay
tteviUe. and indicted there a few
era ago for larceny of an automo
hfle and for house breaking and es
caped, afterwards arrested and served
? fe!?,,iB.JallJn RFham county
for violation the state Houor Uw.
ren-ly arrested on the charge
in Winston-
years In both basket ball and
ball, has been showing good form at
forward, Hall, Bulla and Farlow de
serves creditable mention also. An
drews, Rothrlck and Davis will be
in the run for the midway station.
Resolutions of Appreciation.
mix. r ,r o a , jn .Oumberland county.
TwiroB, ore. n. o. jMjwaras nas'ttaiem where he has
church, and for more than elirht vnar I
the efficient superintendent of our
Sunday school, which under his wise
leadership, has grown greatly in num
bers and Interest
Therefore be it resolved
long been a consistent and faithful 1 months been ho Iding, offleT!
member of the Frankllnville Baptlat fimrW -i.-i.. E.7,L,.,nd
- -
orncer under the Federal Govern
At the close of the first year of
operation the Alamance county cream
At the close of the first year of
mumIIa. tL. A I
First, that the Frankllnville Baptist 'Zrtrr tcln, Zrt. !1C0"nty
church wishes, to express to Mr.JbttZr madHT tEtw"
wards. it anDreelaiJon for th ftU.. Si 5"tMr J?1?" m the plant at Bur-
warda, its appreciation for the faith'
nil service he has rendered.
Second, that we regret to lose him.
but commend him to the church and
lington. To be exact the numhor rf
pounds is 67,000. The cream was fur
nished by the fanners of Alamance
Maafl jl4n.lM(. u...ai r a.-..
community to which he roes, as a eXo u rCi f.r l,., ; ?'. JTr
man who Is willing to do nuVstera .S? ' durin
work.
Third, That a copy of these resolu
tions be presented to Mr. Edwards,
a copy recorded In the minutes of our
church, and a copy sent to the Ashe
boro Courier,
LEXINGTON'S NEW THEATEK
r Benrx Tamer's new 'theater was
epeoed last Monday. More than t
(00 people were in the building and
something like a thousand steading
on the outside during the entire pre
gram. More than five hundred peo
ple were turned away for lack ef
even standing room. .This the Ineet
thater build mg in the State and Mr.
Varner and Lexington are to be con
rs'-.b'"!.
the last rear.
Superintendent Mart of the High
Point graded school was acquitted be
fore magistrates W. a Brown and J.
Mv Davis for the. killing of Mebane
atUiewa, four-year-eld son of Mr.
a4Mra, James aUUhews. of High.
IVaat, oar the GreensbonjIigh point
read reeeatlr .'
T. Oeere Harris, of New London,
BrSialA-a - - Jl. J a as a W
7TT . ' YrT"" alma ni noma,
October 10th, after brief Ulnees.
IT. m.A - ( . .
t am mmm i l tuo. i.-nariiA tttmAiA
7 wmw rarnn one oi au oaugn-
wn, - . . ' - . j ( -
Vak Kcrmta, "a - Ltxinrtoe mer
caanl, wM severelr wounded by v Lee
Caion en last Sunday night when It is
oma uiai laton - was attemrtlng to
shooi John Michael. ; TJ vf 0f
r-t faonid thrn'irh (' v ' r t,,
"'rprV . :r. Krv ;
Under the power of sale contain
in a certain Mortgage Deed given k
T. L. Koberson and wnfe Norah Rql
son and recorded in book 200 at pa,
201 and by virtue of an increase
on said former Did the underfill
Mortgagee will on Saturday Ni
ember lOfh, 1923 at 12 o'clock
the Courthouse door in Asheboro,
C, sell to the highest bidder for
the following described lands in
dolph County.
Beginning at a stone in the
with Smith; thence south 4 1-4 de
grees west 6.83 chains to a stent?
thence soutn & 1-4 degrees wesx u:
chains to a stone; thence south 84
degrees east 26.45 chains to a
thence north 6 degrees east 25 cl
to a stone, comer of lot No. a;
north 84 8-4 degrees west 26.20
to the beginning Containing 72
more or less.
The bidding will begin at $165.
subject to certain leins.
This the 26th day of October, ttf
C. L. KOBERSON, Administrati
2M1-1-23 Mortagoe.
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Asheboro tesdmonv has been pwJ
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ney ma Lest any sufferer
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Asheboro people who stain
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