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Tlmrsdiy, Jiaaary 3, IS::
"! mechXmc MT'5 A MABE1AGS!
IHSTIVTTIKS - Lsk Wednesday evenins- at eirht
n tatW ku tea tif thnsgli ' rtnkr vu ninied Mr. EeW
. S, the holidays, wit th exception i Khni ef Hi Point, at the home of
V.little . The roadi hav been very her fcjoJier, ilr; E. E. Nance, on
..Vt . .',- , 2! Park, stmt, Asheborev 1 wu a im-
, '.The Christmas tree aVMt JTabor, "pie And beautiful wedding; The liv
, -Monday nighlg th 24th, wu $uite a IngSrooin where the .ceremony i wa
v tsaccesa.". A large crowd attended and performed waa decorated in color of
t the- children carried Aut .their part of the season. The room' u aofUy
the worranf . Bkefir. Eev.. Mr. lighted "with whit: and ' red wax
V , iCUy, the Mater, made aj interesting' candles. ' The "Ixherrrin" wedding
- y talk. j, , . march wu played on he violin by R.
Many Ylskers. 'Three Marriage ' ef
Pepular Yeesg People. Family I
The. funeral f Mr.' SalUa ' He X
COLZXIPGS NEWS
Maay Poliday
: f UBpTT ITEMS
liberty High School opened Decem
ber 31at after a ten oars vacaooa.
, . - nteTtalnf"MiMUrc, Csle.- after speeding
.ME. church here went the, holiday. with, .her parent-, ha
&JJ5S reported a returned to her work In Greeboro.
ter Harru. which aa W4 .tli7m' Sa. on tn. rtweari aTind to
. Mr.and Mra. M. E. Ridge, of Co- E, Nance, brother of TQie bride. - The
Iumbia S. C visited at J. d, and C bride and troom enterecT; the, living
' C Ridge'a during the holidays. room where the ceremony was solem-
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Suratt visited ised by the Eev. W H. Willis, pastor
' at Jackson Hill,. and Newsom for the of the M. E. church,' Aheboro. The
v Holidays. . bride, who & the .daughter of Mr.
Mrliss Eidge.V 'New-Bern, a and Mrs. H. C "Nance was attired in
' representative of the &' J. Reynolds a dark .blue duventyn suit with fawn
Tobacco jpo., el -'Winston-Salem, vis- accesMriea to match. Only the im
ttejThis ffethet, J. C. Ridge and broth- mediate families and "a few friends
er C. C. and JoM Ridge, during his were present ; VV'
vacation. The bride is an attractive young
Miss Mayme Lackey entertained a woman of sweet ' personality. TJhe
number of the youne neonle of the groom' is the ion of Mr. J ft.
. owanmnnity, at her home oajast Sat- ". K earns, of Farmer. He is conneet
. unlay night, and all seemedto en- ed with the Hisrh Point Hardware
- Joy it very much. A num6er of games company. High Point, and has a host
,were played, and coeoanut and choc- of friends -olate
fudge was served. The young couple will be at home
, Vr?cKarland Cranford and family, High foint after January 1
of High Point, visited at Mr. John ,
Ridga'a 4urinp the holidays. I PLEASANT GARDEN
Numa and Mabel Ridge, of Church-1
land Higfk School, spent the holidays The school at this place opened
wui uieurparents, and wiU return io agaWonday, December 31, " after I
tKeir studies on January 2nd. having been closed ten days for the
. Messrs. M. E., C. C. and Liss Ridge Chjstma6 holidays. , 1
made a business trip to , Winston-Sa- - Mrs.' Ernest' Bagley and Httle son,
lem on last Thursday.. , w 'of Luray, S. Ctf are spending a
Rev. C. H. Hill and wife, of ra- few day? with her mother.
" per, spent Saturday hfght at Mr. J. 0. F. Ross is spending the holidays
A. Garner's. with friends in Bladen county.
The prayer meeting at Mr. J. C. Rev. S. T. Barber was a visitor
Ridges "w,as largely attended on last here Sunday. Ha as pastor of the
Wednesday night and was a very M. E. church here about 26 years ago
4 Spiritual one. ' and has many friends at this place
Miss Eula Wood has returned , to who were glad to see him
High Point after spending the holi- Miss Alma Jones has returned to
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Summerfield, where she is teaching,
E. L. Wood. .. after spending two weeks with her
, Mis Etta Tysingerand Mr. Benny ipaisentfS Mr and Mrs. J. R. Jones.
Ridge -were married in . High Point Mrs. John Hendrix is sick,
one day last week. ... Qke a large? crowd attended the
Success to Te Courier and its ma-! Christmas tree at the M. E. church
nyeaders. 1 .-... the ni ht Christmas.
1 i E. R. Tucker has moved his family
, BUILDING AT M. P. ! t his home across the street from the
J- CULLKGK PROGRESSING Pleasant Garden Motor comDanv
j Messrs. Lynn and William Hunt; of
The contract will be awarded with- Chapel Hill are spending the holidays
in the next few weeks for the .con- with their parents here,
struction of two ew dormitories for Misses Gladys and Eltrulia Hearne
the Methodist Protestant College at entertained a number of young pear
xt: i T;i t?. i i .. ... . , ..... . . . " T. m
xuKu jruiiiu. iuacn aormiiory will De pie ai ineir nome mesday night, iiec
two stories nigh and will accommo- 26th. l-vs .
date about 200 students. The col-1 Mrs. Jjachel 'Mclver, of Jonesboro.
!f JKS4. l.JrXZ. followmg eollegi.rtudenta,
V.-"t. u: .WCJl,lsMr 1 P0.? ,Vrcci-rr rr,-. D. L. ter spending the holiday at their
, iV13 roenoa are aau,-" iw pI.V Mariev homes, have returned to their work:
Point, with their rfamW api Mis. Pari-. Simmons ; r.S
amson, . u. c w.; Bill
R. D. Patterson and Cody
r" wiia-xneir momerr irs. ! Mis """i . . T Lois Williamson. N. C C W
1 w 6 " UBiuwt .",, - o.
Mra. Marraret Hrn.v. wb, W : rile Moffitt, Ramseur HlgB c?ooi; v
Ron J-ffr.v.-.i p. '' ;rn7Zl 7h Alii .Craven.-6outhern nne; pi:.r
Soit:mFu'ri Ward, Arthur -Chil- university; Kay
r.-. . . r - 1 tt: -X. CAnnl KnW AVIUCI. inxDLULB at ML
ey lasvweev, .- (ton, ,J.f 1' Pleasait s'.
i .ine iamuy el Mrs. ttoxana Qonett WMienea . v . marrii ' MnJj,H, rif.-' .
xvBsrns ana iamuy, .OT 1 UL Cillead: 0n Alton. ' v and Mix. Cnr Vhm,
MrtR,.W.Borsett:W South CaS tives in lEgh F durmg the holi- t"',
: DEATH OF LOUISA MODUK
Ixijika Fartow Modlin, widow of "
the taU'Deck Modlin, died ac tha--hone
vt her.wee. ira. i.L, Skeea
l Guilford county, on December 12.
in th 66 th year of her age. ' '
Mrs. Modlin was a daughter of the
late Enoch and Mary Fartow. She
was a life-long member of Marlboro
Friend church. ; - She' had a patient,
gentle disposition, and showed great '
fortitude during her last Illness.
Mrs, Modlin is survived by two
brothers, David Farlow, of Guilford
College; and - William Farlow, - ex '
Indiana, beside a host of other rel
ative and friend.
Th funeral waa conducted 'at .
Marlboro by Rev Thos. Syke, - oT.
High Point,- after which burial fol- -lowed
in the church cemetery. - The
floral tributes were many and beau- ;
tifuL
and Mianf K-t ntu
lT:!rK BW ley and is the'daughter m ft'
re-
MesSrs. Edgar Keams anil ttz', Mr.. and Mrs. Cicero " Scott, of
Kearns, of High Point wittt Greensboro, spent theiast week with
famili. Hr;.- riJ, 1 in, wlelr rplativ nAi friends In Coleridire.
who is teaching near MtirS 1 Details of the death of little James
Christmas witS their parents. Mr 9
and Mrs. J. 0. Keam
Mr. and Mrs.fWmeminirwav f M"8 M1 Cojc of Asheboro,
Heminirwav. ft . V- w8' of ! snent several days at the Riverside
"uie neatnam of Rnv mil ,i',r"' o ui .
S. C. w m,. ' 'rr? "-i1' RrnnlfS
M. Cheatham dnrin.X" KKJ"f5;
Mr. and M T nT'? fin."w"""rL.
Tir;,, . . r- "J iiitnH ana Mr
v mart
lege is expected to open next all.
is spending a few days with her par
ents. . '
Ray Burgess, of Durham, spent
COLD WAVE REACHED f
HERE YESTERDAY a few days here last week.
. " Prof and .Mrs." E. D. Idol visited
The predicted cold wave, after relatives in "ffigh Point during the
sweeping th 'country North and holidays.
West reached here yesterday morning Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Deaton, of
, Sleet aiid"?ndwsere falling in the Charlotte, visited friends here last
early morning and the day yesterday week.
Jme9tWB Matt Disregards Warning
Sometime in November, Mr. J. M
of James-
NOTtCB.
Havinsr Qualified as' administrator Matthews, garage man,
on the estate' of H. R. Yow, deceased, town, ' received the following letter:
before D. M. Weatherly, pierk of the faeu out and leave by January l
SuperiorCourt of . Randolph unty,' or Death. : v ,h
all petsons "having jfiims'tagato '4 " iu-r Sjgned K. K. K,
said estate are notified tospresent? " ' V ii : Death." ,?
themtdthe undersigned, difly -veilr; .he letters "K, K. K." and the'i
fiflcV-on or before he 6h day of Jan-'last word ?Death'&Tfere written with
uar19Z5, or this notice will b. plead- a rea nuia, evidently intended to rep
ed m bar of their recovery: and all resent blood: -..4 V .
.-.persons owing said estate willv come Mr.. Matthews apes not believe the
forward and make immediate settle- K. K. K. :ant the message and
ment.'
THis 31st day of December, 1923.
W. E. YOW, Admr.
Chas. H. Redding, Atty.
6t 1-3-24. '.
: still at his did stand.
NOTICE
Miss Laura Etta: Smith hnn
sumed her work as a ttwher in it.ii..
O. C. Brady spent the fSfc her parents dur-
,,-i!r. L. -BA'a noronts "g Lnri8tmas. '
A. Barnnger spent the
nrl iiui v . srJ'-.T;0 V.""v' jrv. aiiiilimd. at Brush Creek b.- r. vnee " larmer re-
rtTeXZnnClXX- TrAi weekT I near Uberty and wiU . makV
Mi Ruth v., M C F. Davis and W. S. Cain n nome otne larm
an operation for appendicitis at Hio-h made a rying trip" to Pilot Moun-
lmt hospital, was abfe to return tain, recently,
home for Oiri!tm Mr. and M
Mta . aydeKearnV "Ruoy Mr; nd Mrs; 2. V. Caveness near &
for a holidav ?S3t w!!61180!? Masses MaryadaBuUa and Rosa f d Charlotte Where he attended
Kearn " J, "" Owen of the school a6ulty returned tyJZZlZ""
w- 5 ompsOftAnd family. of BU.a.y IMSr "?Ti.!,i.ruS; James Martin. rf-rvT 7v," n..
viramie , yuarry.- were--, rura t wiui tneir parenis ln-Asneuuro mm Cit R'-. - - ""
friends here last wt 'r of Seagrove respectively. oltI-Ni?.?al..?ank' New York, spent
m.a, wj"t; ' , u aj fr nimm - Sntt f '-""wuHi wiuixaome ioiks.
families, and Miss LiJi. ? r- . relatives and friends in Coleridge.
appears elsewhere in this
NOTICE
' Annliratmn will be made to the
Governor of North Carolina for the
pardon of Fred Nixon convicted at
February Term, 1922, of the Superior .
Court of Randolph wunty ior. h
crime of Larceny Receiving and sen
tenced to Cabarrus County for a .
term of 2 1-2 years. A 11 persons who..
oppose the granting of said pardon ;
are invited to forward their protests
to the Governor without delay.
This the 1st day of January 1924. -FRED
NIXON,
2t pd 1-3-24.
issue
iUV H if lr a a-nA HI-
with Mn naa rns!
Mr. W.
SPERO NEWS ...
Rev. Mr. Penn preaches at Bailey's
SOPHIA ROUTE 1 NEWS
Christmas nassed nff
in this section.
A large crowd attended the Christ
mas entertainment at Glenola.
Misses Blanche Davis and Cora Ed
wards and Messrs Robert and Earlie
Adams were-visitors in Winston Sa
lem, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
J. A. VANDYKE a -
Salesman and Collector
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
v j i o j ana mTS- uavis speni tne
G,w,th,e J?C0Jid- t?d w rth i?7 holidays with relatives near Golds-
... - v ararns anO'Iamilv nnA oaiuruaj uiiii,a uciuic. ouiiub hnro
MlSSea Juanitj. A TT...iUly "n(i of Q t w, q1 nra- moat- 0"''
Wj-. n . liaise i Reams nf " ...v.w r -
and wifn f r!. i 7 c' learns , tt:h 1 .
" ... V "cciiBDoro. Spent Chn'ct.
fks hew, "
idreltives-arTys.
ivuss ivate Nance of Caftidor. Mis,
Cammie Nance, of -LexfaSf 5
DaUas Elliott f st. ui i' w
Hott of Davidson cpuaPMiss
Bingham of Elon Cofe. , JS? ??L??y-
John Connor, of Thomasville.
Robert Hill is verv sick with rnieu- sPem.. wi" nis motner, Mrs.
monia. Chanty Uonnor-
Mr. 0. S. farlow, of High Point, School opened at Marlboro Decem
vistted Mrs.Farlow's parents, Mr. ber 31, after a week's vacation,
and' Mrs. Gurney Henson, during the Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ridge spent a
holidays. few days recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Mis' Fannie Henson returned to S. G. Parker at Kinston.
High yosnt Saturday after spending : The little Aailthte!t 6f M, and Mr.
- m ... . . . . . . V 1HTiO ID LUUVOlCaLlIlK 1IUII1
Madfee and Velon Vf.? t,,"1!! 1 Allans and daughter, pneumonia.
Garden, Mr. Nealearns of Hioh JggJS2 fi W1U1. Mr. James Davis, of High Point,
foint, and Mr. and Mrs' Austin f Z7' T m j 8 spent Sunday with homefolks.
liott of University were L nf t?001 .8an Monday after a. A Buick touring car from Winston
hr J...88?; f .week's vacation for Christmas. 'soipm a vJa t. aJLII t.
.rt-rarmer last week; Mr. Charlie Willard - and wife . of Z.- "JT"ml . . .....
Three marriages . of intewt tn t Hirh Point.1' vi . w i f ?Pma' cou aea 1 Are on aispiay ana ior saie Djr
, c . - . - - iii mi i v ri rninr. unri annannvA mnan nn , w n w m
Christmas Sk. . : Christmas dav. f V- "amme.r ASneDOTO, W
CASH OR EASY TERMS
Reasonable Allowance on Old
Machines
We have moved our bicycle shop
to our new store on lot corner,
of Waiman Avenue and Persh
ing: Street, second street South
of Hospital, Asheboro, N. C -
, SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Farmer people occurred recently. Mr. i and mother
wmtston n;uiottr of f armer, and Miss
Mary Louise Barker, of Hieh Point. mw 'wrf t iAHis rtif mn
were marnea at tne nome or tne tnjde
on December 18th. They will make
their home at Farmer.
PLEASANT RIDGE DEAD!
On Saturday. December 22, Mrs.
vutwvume May , jl lie ruin unr WHN 1 . " - M ... ...mm.' ... r '
badly demolished but none of the oc- an1 L AUrea WUllUttlVUlefi
cupants were hurt. IN. L. ' ' t
is
NOTICE
Sealed proposals will be received
by the Town Council of Asheboro,
North Carolina at Town Clerk's of-
. fice up to 2 P. M., January 10th,
1UIBB Vial. JMVIIIO, JTVlIfc,WV H fc 11 .....iict, v - mam, iv.Mn.ii .
ter of Mr. John Morris, was marked Ridge, died after an illness of several
on December 26th to Mf' Hill Laksi- weeks. Mrs. Williams was- the
tar, t6e marriage taking place at the daughter of the late William Bray. J
lMmb,5if the bride. Mr. liassiter' is She was 55 years and 4 .months old. (
the son of Mr. H. G. Lassiter of 0ak She was a good woman being a mem- j
Grove, and the young couple fadll ber of the Pleasant Ridge Christian
make their home in the ' Oak G ove j church for years. She leaves a hus
section. band, Mr. Tom Williams and four .
Mr. Reid Kearns of High Pnt, Bons' Charlie, Luther, Clarence, and
and Miss Cammie Nance, daughte r of ,a younger boy. They are deeply;
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nance of Far ler, I grieved over the loss of their mother J
were married December 26th atfthe:ana we extend tnem our sympathy, i
home of Mr. Raymond Nance in Akhe- lshe a1,80 ne 8fr, Mrs. Caus-;
horn. ThpsB vnnntr npnnlA wore nr. ley Allred, and three brothers, John
ed at Farmer, and were students! in L- By Charlie Bray, of Liberty, and
' Having qualified as Executor on the 1924, for water works improvements
estate of Thomas A. Slack; deceased, and sanitary sewer extensions,
before D. M. Weathexly,'''' Clerk of The work embraces the following
. Sdperior Court of Randolph county, quantities:
all personsi haying claims against '500,000 gallon filter,
said estate are .notified to present. Repairs to old filter,
them to the undersigned, duly veri- ' 30,000- gallon steel tank on 40 foot
December, 1924, or this notice will be tower of steel,
pleaded in bar of their recovery; and 250,000 gallon concrete reservoir,
ail persons owing sua ' estate wiu .
come forward and make immediate i
settlement. . j
This 3rd day of December, 1923. ,
C. CfikAC&t. Jfixecutor,
if 'Thomas A. Slack.
i.Taansnnni m .
6t .1223. R. F. D. No. 4, Box 16
fWU .... :
the school here, and have a hostl ' of
friends who wish them all happaess
in their married life.
MR. E. D. BROWER OF
STEEDS DlAD
Will Bray, of Texas, and a number of ,
other relations and friends. Funeral ;
services were conducted by her pas- i
tor, Rev. T. J. Green, assisted by Kev.
Cox, at Pleasant Ridge church.
SUDDEN DEATHS
in v im i t
Mr. E. D. Brower, after suffering
two weeks with, pneumonia, dieel at
his home on Steeds, Route 1, '
day, December 28th. ito
He was laid to rest December jl2nd
in the cemetery . at Union Gove.
where he had been a church mekber
for' lorn time. Rev. H. F. Wayiand
Rev. Mr. Vlperman, of Seagrove Jcon
ducted . the burial service. 4.
Mr. Brower was more thanT 90
year of age: 'I1
JHe leave a wife, one son, andfone
daughter, Mr. J. W. Brower, also of
Steeds, and Mr. John .' Manesa of
Kansas, several irrand children-' and
a lot of. friend to mourn hi loajp
we leal that Mr Brower has. fcone
to a better world. The lou is deeply
felt by all who knew him. vnvk
w oor prayer. .... ' . . k '
' v" 1 ', THEIR FRItND.
,( ! mLLBORO ROUTE l NElsl ,
.V-J..-ir f.c'r.s "i " " -" ' f i.'r -
250 G. P. M. centrifugal pump.
750 G. P. ,M. entrifugaf pump.
200 feet- 12-in ast iron pipe.
1800 feet 10-tol cast iron; pipe.
1600 feeU8-ih cast ironr pipe.
2608iVfet 6-in cast iron pipe.
13 tons special castings.
3 12-iSrgat valves.
2 10-in gate valve.
6 8-in gate valve.
- 36 it-in gate- valves. .
45 valvar boxes.
42 fire hydrants.
f2876,ieet 8-m sewer with appur
tenancea.T Y' 4 '
830Q fee; Hkln sewer witn appur
tenance. . i ,
" Plana anXapeciftcations are on file
with Town Oerkjmd Engineers.. Cop
fes of specification can be obtained
fram.En4neer en deposit of $5.00
which will , b returned to bona . fid
' Set of plan can be ecured Jfrom. igecrowd attended die 6irfsi
Engineer on payment ef 125.00. ; 4 tree it Bethany .church Monday
Li A J . t a. .L . w K mab ahv ' t I . . . . . a A.
Mrs. L Minsky, the 18-year-old wife
of Rabbi Minsky, of Wilmington, "was
found dead in a bathtub filled with
water at the family apartment, by
her husband, last Thursday.
VMr. D. L. Carroll who lives 3 miles
north of - Reidsville, died suddenly
last Monday morning, while feeding
her chickens.
Entire Week January 7th
ALL NEXT WEEK
HIGH POINT THEATRE
(New City Building)
Biggest Show High Point Ever Saw
Dutton
s Society
tircus
Great Hospital Scheme
Carolina.
...... .a-.' !
: ' ' ' i , V V!'- ")4tn become "durieroo whe i
' '' ' ? '; - v'v ' T i , Keglt4 Ol Df. BeU Pino
;. . , ,V";.V: .? . .,' Tt Hooey at ooe. Itcomam
1 1
is
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I', r,
' J ;
lut the medicin yout doctirt
prcKtibea to brtak up tough, r-f.y
enmbinod with th gooJ old-time v
,'rrmrdf f I: c-tnf honey. It loo' '
ei harJ pattJ phlegm. topjf,!
1 coughi)1. rd reduce in(lmmar;s
tlon. Children love the lat t.
J.
Certified check for. 5' per cent ; of
the amount Of bid must accompany
, Tb'e rignt 1 reserved V reject any
Viv. all. bids' . ' "V ".' -.
f.i "'.f , ".JAMES N. NEELY, ClerluJ
J. B. McCrary Engineering Corp,
.; 'r Engineer. ;' v -
') KOTICB
f ( .1 :U
Having qnaT-Hed as executor 0 th
estate of Mrs. M. A. Purvis, deceased,
before D. M. Weathprly, Clerk of th
Superior Court of Randolph county,
ai rf,r""f,i hviiiif claim against
Ip- iil ..is am notified to present
"Itiicin ti the undor'ilgTicd, duly veri
. Iff), on or before tli Jut day of Deei
I I'j. 1, or this notice will he pleadvd 1a
! Inr f t' r rfeovery; and ail twron
ow : ; I e:. will com forward
ir- r .',ite wttlrment
id l.iy of N'ivrr l rr, 1C23.
M. C. YOW, J: "- utnr,
L" ' 1 :t, N. C
for North
James B. Duke, who is estimated to
be worth $150,000,000 or more) i
considering a plan to build for North
Carolina a great central hospital and
ndow it; and from-that -to radiate
eounty hospital until every dttsew. In
Mortn Carolina wiu nave the oppor
tunity . for scientific treatment with-,
in tne . reacn oi tnos i ox modest
mean.' ' . 4 .
Foremost Stars, including perfonrier&Xt
from Ringling Bros.-Barnum & Bailey
ana other big shows
Featuring
nights The Christmas entertainment
waa enjoyed by all and the. present
were aumerov. v 1 , -ti'. r . .')' ,
Mis Marv Part.-of Greens! ora.U
pending I feULday t bom. - '
. Mr. and Mrs. Keg KMding are vis
iting their rarenta on thl rotife. -'
Messra. Hobert Routh and! Fred
Redding, who have position in lone,
Waslu are at their home I a Mill
boro 1 "- -A i.
- Mis EveTyn Pott and Mr.iJowTih.
rTheron wer--traletly marred in
Greensboro Saturday, RV. A. ! O.
Mitchell officiating.- Mr. an 1 Mrs.
Sheron ar spending this v - at
Mr. heron's parenta near V To.
r.rveral of th young pnp: t -i . my,
V ; Card of Thank. ;,v
For many kindnesses x and expre-
aiona ox aympatny during our lot ox
wif ind mother, we are mtefuL1 i ' .
W. Xhomaa WilUam and son. V
. ; ;. , Card ef ,Thnk. v j i
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Duttonls
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..'We wish io epms"our heart felt
thanks through the column of Th;
.Courier, to our manv friend In Cole-'
ridge and surrounding community for
tne deeds ox kindnenk shown us during
th sickness and death of our dear
little son, James Wood row. We also
appreciate the flowers. .1 , . r r
aTiiv ClnA KIam a.k ma a4 ur:
. (Signed) Mr. and Mr. F, D. Brady.
. 7.. . C Card Thank.
ed th tring muRlc at Mr. ,G. ,W.
I"up-h Tup'Iay night .
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blair, of Crt
hnro spirit the' week-end at
W. Turh's,
Mr. Marlon ' Trogdon nd f.
who hve hnd the moanlrs ar"
alr x riirfly. ;
Tin tl.ivrt wre very tin!
r!ay at V.'oUhville -hri
I rl iity riik'ht. Almost evrr;
drove a far hmi to ft T
homo.
j . ;rT.'- ,r;'t;,T ivtvrfl fifXi''-
TJ $20,000 display of beautiful Horses v and
r Costumes--
W (hank all of the beopl for do
nation and assistance In buying our
Sunday whool treat anrt n
r. j o. for the little ones. May God' richest
uH-sjtmjr" rest opon eacn na wry
r, on of them. ' Welcome to all to Baf
g, ley' Grove chtlrrh, . .,
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i William Prnnnn, on of the oldest
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or jhl home ne.tr llih Y), 1.--t f'at-lurd.-r.
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