a i Qa
,; . - C30LEXIDGS )rXWS
Mr,C'B. Citmu bad tte mia
fwtane of faCiar and breaking ker
kf last Wednesday.'
Ktu4Mn. Erria Shielda, of
Bennett, spent a few days last week
with his daognter-in-law, Mrs. Callie
Shields. Mr. Shield had sot visited
nUJirUNYlLLX XXWa
Mrs.X- B. Analey. who has boss ia
8t Leo's hospital, Giwiibiro, fr
onetime, returned home Sunday
much improved,
Mr. R. 8. Edwards, of Asheboro,
m lows Monday.
The Randolph Mills, Inc held
Coieridge since moving his family "Mo,I lne-
front here is 1903. Be enoke of the 'ocJthol1r meetmg Monday. Among
treat improvement, since that time. "f PS?lJJ! , i, w ,
Messrs. P. C. Caveness. L. P. Cra- fT' VrW' P' W?' "d
en and a 0. Marley were visitors f" Pow ,DuAm' lnd H.
in Greensboro Friday. Andrews, of Raleigh.
Mrs. Sam Brady, of Greensboro, is Mrs. Minnie J. Leonard has moved
pending several days with her sister from ner Her. J. E. Shaw's to the
Mrs. u. tL Cavenesa. residence vacated Dy Alex Msnee.
Mrs. D. B. Scott and little son. J- w- Tippett, of Gulf; A. W. Tip
Clint, of Ramseur Route 1, visited her Joh Tippett and Grady Tippett
sister, Mrs. C. L. Shields, last week. e of Greensboro; visited their
Mr. Hubert Raines, of Lexington, parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tippett
visited Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Moffitt Sunday.
Ust week. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. . Mel via and
Mr. Thomas Hannah spent the Mrs. Laura Robertson,- of Greens-week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph boro, visited in town Saturday and
Ellis near Ramseur. Sundsy.
susses uata and Berta Moffitt vis
ited Miss Odell Poole, on Bennett
Route one, Saturday and Sunday.
Revert of the Condition of
THE BANK OF SEAGROVE
At Seagrovein the State of North tended Guilford and Randolph district
Carolina, at the close of business, meeting of Sons and Danohtera of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Patterson, of
High Point, spent the week-end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Patterson.
Misses Mary Jones and Mary Wil
liamson, and Mr. Ernest Routh st-
, TIIXTTTNEWS
- Brie Johnson and Clark Payne re
turned from Florida Sunday might
They- were there durinr the cold scan.
They think the orange ere Is saved.
Mr. JJaraat BaUanes and family of
Greensboro spent the day hate, Son
day. Lee Royals is recovering from the
smallpox. - - fr.i.-
Rev. Mr. Browning, an evangelist
of some note, is expected here soon to
hold a meeting. I think a revival here
would be beneficial
Mrs. Erlo Johnson and Mrs. Cora
Shaw motored down in the vicinity of
Asheboro a few days ago. ' They vis
ited friends and had a delightful time
in the hills of Caraway.
Mr. and Mrs. Memman Cranio rd
have returned from a trip to Louise,
Virginia,
Mrs. Wagner has been spending
some time in High Point
Dsve White is recovering from his
recent Alness.
Msyor McDowell is some better of
his rheumatism.
Miss Lula Younta was in, town Fri
day evening.
No more cases of smallpox report
ed here.
December 81st, 1923.
Resources
Loans and Discounts $44,827.04
Overdrafts unsecured 15.70
Banking houses, $3500;
furniture and fix-
' tures, $2,790.88 6,290.88
Cash in vault and net
amounts due from banks,
bankers, and trust com
panies 30,383.51
Checks for clearing 430.68
$81,947.81
355.59
Total
Liabilities.
Capital stock paiu m ....
Undivided profits, less cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid
Deposits subject to check.
individual 33,117.97
Cashier a cneclzs outstand
ing 197.12
Time certificates of de
posits, due on or after 30
days 28,828.64
Savings Deposits ' 9,448.49
Liberty, at Pomona. Saturday even
Ing.
Mrs. D. Dove is on the sick list
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Routh, Ulah
and Earny, Mary Williams and Ber
nice Jones visited at W. R. Cook's
Sunday.
Siler City basket ball team defeated
Franklinville Friday night in an ex
citing and pleasant game by a score
of 29 to 26.
Mr. Clarence Parks, who spent the
holidays at home, has returned to his
10,000.06 farm at Rockingham.
Miss Minnie Tippett, who has been
staying in Lexington for sometime,
returned home last week on account
of the illness of her mother.
Mr. L. H. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. J.
F. Jordan and Miss Flossie Marley
went to Greensboro last Thursday.
Mrs. John Brewer, of New Hope
township, was a visitor here one day
last week.
Prof, and Mrs. D. M. Weatherly
were here one evening last week.
Mr. B. C. Thomas and family, Mrs.
Lizzie Allied and daughter, Lillie
at
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t have beearfOictedta rheum, , TO BOLD MXETLNG AT TsXXJTT
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of
v. Savmoad Brewninf,
tfutes Dm general conference evangelists ex
SOPHIA ROUTE 1 NEWS
Total $81,947.81
State of North Carolina County of
Randolph. January 11. 1924.
1. a C. Harris. c..hitr Lne above and John Tippett spent Sunday
named bank, do solemnly swear that Greensboro.
the above statement is true to the Mr. John Thomas and family,
best of my knowledge and belief. High Point, spent Sunday with
A. C. HARRIS, Cashier. brother, E. S. Thomas.
CT-1 ?1 1 1 . 1 .
ouDscriDea ana sworn to neiore me, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Williams.
this 11th day of January, 1924.
1. A. COitNELiSON.
Notary Public
Correct Attest :
FRANK AUMAN,
J. F. GARNER,
C. E. KING,
Directors.
of
his
of
A large crowd attended the funeral
of Mr. Henry Wall at Marlboro Sun
day afternoon. The bereaved have
our sympathy.
Rev. T. J. Jones preached an able
sermon at Marlboro Sunday at 11
o'clock.
Mrs. A. W. Davis suffered a stroke
of paralysis last Friday. We wish
for Mrs. Davis a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Eliza Williams left Sunday for
John Hopkins hospital, Baltimore,
Md., where she goes for treatment.
Prof, and Mrs. N. F. Farlow, of
Greensboro, attended services at
Marlboro Sunday.
Misses Blanche Davis and Cora E1
wards spent Sunday in High Point,
the guest of friends.
Mr. Charlie McGee has moved to
the Tom Lowe farm on Sophia Route
One.
Miss Ethel Cox spent the week-end
with home folks. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Lucy Lowe and daughters,
Misses Gertrude and Hilda.
Mr. James Davis and sister, Miss
Clara, of Spencer are at the bedside
of their mother, Mrs. A. W. Davis.
Rev. Melvm and daughter, Miss
Ora, of Greensboro, attended services
at Marlboro Sunday afternoon.
Kev. Melvm has regular appoint
ments at Marlboro every second Sun
day at 2 o'clock, P. M.
daaa far nearly four years
want to thank the good- PP
Pluii CihIm. Ramaeor. Wl
r I A ..... acinar MBIIBtmitV k. VrWsw4iK VniMJDai
aura . . . .
for their many nice gift and deeds Sooth, will begin
of kindness. May the Lord bless ity Methedirt church, Trinity, Sunday
them every one. morning at eleven; o'clock, January
Yours truly, 20th. The meeting wfll run for
NANNIE E. CROSS, tea days or more and during that
time the people of the village wUl
. , M. , be glad to have those in the neigh
Report ef the Cadi Hon of JL "Tt4I. ta attend.
TEE ASHEBORO BANK & TKLS1 ,
at Asheboro, in the State of North
Carolina, at the close of business
December 31, 1923.
Resources
Loans and Discounts .... $154,642.84
Overdrafts, unsecured 15.64
United States Bonds and
Liberty Bonds 1,592.53
Banking houses $19,667.51;
furniture and fixtures,
$7,289.91 26,957.42
Cash in vault and net
amounts due from banks,
bankers and trust com
panies 21,097.56
Cash Items held over 24
hours 4,662.48
Checks for clearing 376.70
Customers' Liability on Ac
ceptances 1,175.14
Total $210,520.21
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in $50,000.00
Undivided profits, less cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid 2,513.80
Deposits subject to check,
individual 93,753.30
Cashier's checks outstand
ing 2,868.05
Time certificates of De
posits, due on or after 30
days 8,055.10
Savings deposits 50,583.94
Trust deposits (net) 2,746.02
r-
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
PASSENGER SCHEDULES
Effective January 28, 1923
Asheboro, K.t;
Daily Except Sunday ,
Leave 8:45 a. m. Aberdeen, EUerbee
and intermediate points connects at
Star for Raleigh, Charlotte and !
te mediate points.
Leave 8:80 p. m. Aberdeen and
termediate points.
Arrive 1:00 p. m.
Arrive 8:25 p. m: Abeerdeen and In
termediate points.
For tickets, pullman reservations and
information address or apply to
L. D. BURKHEADC Agent,
AsheLoro, N. C
Cures Maldria, Chills
fltlh and Fever, Bilioas Fe-
ver, Colds and Grippe.
FINANCING TA..
- During the last seven year r
m.him nrorra has been maua ia j
wiAinw farmers with the types cf
credit institutloca needed in earrj-'g
ob the buameas ox agnciurur. i or
many decades the farmer was forced
to' get aia maoequave owi. irum
hmV which were designed to serve
commercial needs. The farmer was
forced to nay - high , Interest rates
when he borrowed from commercial
banks which were not designed to
Mommodate nil credit needs. Farm
ers and their organizations were con
stantly criticising our banting system
because they could not borrow i auffi-
cient funds at legal interest rates.
Finally it became evident that new
types of banks bad to be created in
order to give the fanner. the longer
term credit his business - demanded.
Adequate machinery " for practical)
every credit need of the fanner- has
been devised. The machinery is new
and will need adjusting, but the main
problem is acquainting - the t fanner
with the banking facilities that have
been designed for his use, and getting:
him to use them University Mews
Letter. i"-.' ,.
WltFRED C CARR -OPTOMETRISTXv;
Henri t-12; -tj
113 Vi W. Market St, Greensboro
N. C Practice limited te the
Examination ' of Eyes and . the
Fitting of Glasses, .v "
Those
night attacks
of coughing
STOP the first coughing ipell
with Dr.Bell'i Pine-Tar Honey
then deep returns. Dr. Bell's
contains just the medicines that
your own doctor prescribes for
coughs combined with the old
time remedy, pine-tar honey, so
soothing to inflamed tissues and
g leasing to the' taste. Keep Or.
ell's in easy resch ot all the
family.
AAdrugfuts, Be sun to get
" the genuine.
DRr BELL'S Pine-Tat Honey"
Capelsie, was a visitor here one day
last week. .
f Arthur Cox and family, of Cedar
Falls, spent Sunday evening with the
family of G. H. Kinney.
i Mr. Charles Buie has accepted a
" position with Capelsie Cotton Mills.
. f The Centenary movement and the
' great work undertaken and being ac
complished by the M. E. church will
be presented at M. E. church tills
, week; Monday evening by A. O. Hen-
son, of Siler City; Wednesday even
ling, by Rev. A. L. Lucas, of Liberty.
' Cicero Routh and family, of Ashe
boro, and Grover Boggs and family,
of Oakland Farm, spent Sunday at
'the home of B. H. Cheek.
J The Ladies' Aid Society of M. E.
church will hold their Ttlent Meet
ing at the home of C. C. Brady next
Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. All
members are requested to be pres
i ent.
i Mr. and Mrs. John Fox, of Winston
Salem, spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna
Fox.
Our clever banker, Mr. C. T. Spoon,
was taken suddenly very ill Monday
morning. A physician, Dr. Lambeth,
of Asheboro, was called and in a
short time he was much better. His
mother, also of Asheboro, is at his
bedside, and.it is expected that he
will soon be out again.
I Mrs. J. O. Henson is quite ill at this
writing. . v
Report of the Condition of
THE BANK OF COLERIDGE
At Coleridge, in the State of North
Carolina, at the dose of business,
December 31, 1923. -,
Resources
Loans and . discounts ....
Demand loans
Overdrafts unsecured . ,:.
U. S. Bonds and Liberty
Bonds
Banking houses, $2465.00;
furniture and fixtures,
$1,665.35;
Cash in vault and net
amounts due from banks,
bankers and trust com
panies Cash - items held over 24
hours
$44,724.18
398.86
6.31
500.00
8,820.35
9,867.43
Total $210,520.21
State of North Carolina County ol
.Randolph, January 1Z, iyz4.
1, K li. Morns, cashier ol tne above
named bank, do solemnly swear that!
the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
E. H. MORRIS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 12th day of January, 1924.
R. G. FERREE, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
SULON B. STEDMAN,
C. L. CRANFORD,
C. RUSH,
Directors.
WOMAN'S STATEMENT WILL
HELP, ASHEBORO
"I hated cooking because all I ate I
turned sour and former gas. I drank I
hot water and olive oil by the gallon.
Nothing helped me until I used Ad-
lerika." Most medicines act only on
lower bowel but Adlerika acts on
BOTH upper and lower bowel and re
moves all gas and poisons. Excellent
for obstinate constipation. Helps any
case gas on the stomach in TEN min- j
utes. Standard Drug Company.
n cm ryr . i v j i.
Kl II mf V II H 1 : 'T Till rt"U
fwmm mnn ntrnnrrr
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The Economy BASIV$Q POWBUt
the next time you bake give
it just one honest and hit trial.
One test in your own kitchen,
will prove to you that there is a
big (ifference between Calumet '
and any other bnuidthat for -uniform
and wholesome bak
ing it has no equal
. '. . ' . . 1 ,.;,.' .. ........
22.50
EDGAR NEWS
jati-arffac'
Weak
Back
''.V.
i MrsvHaaTS ' rldsV
ltF.a CotasnWa, Tesau,
ttySf "Hf pertaiKt ,w
Cards! has covered a Manner el
vasia.- i&tim t if : v
IfOleewittweast lack, t
wat ravdrx ted se waaktMl
aervoe I kad to WuW
I read of .. ''U-
TjV::i3'iTd
aedaeetfarR. ItoocenfyMl
fccT ft t- tm, mi t kc'r I
raaf etsaei l sVer ;Lan i J
kll m rtjM r. te Csl
to I tst'taew ef Cxi 1.
ITt C.l, I t
gpl wrdi tra 'ad tecousf, I
lor C?tSuV
trtW fc? ' '
K rtm tre wetk Mi fie"w?rt
-j y-r-' y i"-wents, Ct'i 1
, fUj t v 1 IV
' "t-if
John Leche (Colored), while rid
ing in a buggy on the highway near
Glenola one night recently, -"were un
into by a large automobile. Both
were thrown out and the woman was
considerably shaken up while the man
suffered a bruised shoulder and cut
forehead.. They were taken to a
Hirh Point hospital where meoicai
aid was riven. .There were two cars
Meeting aadwWfceeisidetably
damaged while the ouggy was torn
Gp eauiif the mule to jruajway put
'was found not far sway, later.
Mil k W. Davis enffered a stroke
of paralysis on aer left side Thursday
morning.
I. S. Davis Site feeble health and
has lost his eye sight'
Miss Mary Osborne recently visited
lie sistasV wmflysr.'afaHItn
Point .
' Miss Oars Davis, of 8pencev Is
at home having been called on account
ef the illness or ner motaer, airs. xi
Davis. . ; rr7'i'.
SOUTHERN
mimm
SYSTEM
hi ii .j". . 6
r I 1
v
Total $59,339.63
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in .. $10,000.00
Surplus fund .. .. .. .. 1,000.00
Undivided profits, less
current expenses and tax
es paid . ... 886.79
Notes and bills rediscounted 3,000.00
Deposits subject to check,
individual 15,186.63
Cashier's checks out
standing 210.02 .
rime certificates of depos- I
it, due on or after 80
days 8,114.24
Savings deposits 20,943.05
Total $59,339,63
State of North Carolina County of,
..Randolph, January 11th, 1924. '
I, H. C. Parks, 'cashier 'of thei
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is tru to,
(he best of my knowledge and belief. I
H. C. PARKS, Cashier;
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this the 11th day of January, 1924.
5 a IL CAYENESb, -t,-
V . Notary Public
My .Commission, expires April 12,
1925.
rrect-4attestf.f
y- J. T, LAMBERT, u
NOTICE OF RESALE OF LAND
.. By virtue of an order ef the Super
ior Court tn that -apodal arsesodiaT
en titled E. P. Hayes,. Admr, sgamn
liarland Sdman et ali""- " -
-1 will on the '26th day ef January,
1924. at 2:30 P. M. at the Poet Of
fice in Rsndleman, North . Carolina,
: offer for sale at publie suction, to
the highest bidder for cash, the fol
lower described nronertr. terttl '
I ginning st a stone or iron in the
old l!at aus road, . KoDert une-
berry'S corner, and running South 66
drgrees East 2 rhaln and b& links to
an iron stake; Theuce North Z2 d
rreos Kant 2 ehnlns and 24 links to
a stone; Thence North 46 degrees,
W-t 9 chains and 18 links te an Iran
stake: 1 hwe with Iiohrt Line
berry s line 2 rlftlns and B9 links to
the bee inntnr, J containing one-half
acre more or U s.
This property Is being roTd ' by
raaon ef an !vancd bid having
bM placed on ike price St a former
F. aCAVENESS,
rf. A HAUnCia,
U4.
I h THROUGHjWORJt
Hewsa Asheboro r'dti leeii
it you suffer from backache 'i
From urinary disorders -
jAn" curable disease of thejlddneys,
lUssj a tested kidney remedy.' , ' ,
-Doan's PiUs have Uen tested iy
thousands.. - ;
Ask roar neistibor! - - -
Can you ask more convindnr proof
of merit? jr-i.-r.,'. r.M. X-; .
Mrs. D. C Bulla, Cot St, h Ashe
boro says: 'About a year 'asro I be-
ran to suffer with kidney eomDl&lnt.
the action of my kidneys Iras varied
and irregular. lhere . was slso a . .
steady, dull ache across the small of . v- ' -
my back that grew worse when I was J
on my ices, m great ofiu ana i wouia '
oiwn nave to stop and rest I tr l
Doans lilla, getting them from lutt
Standard lruit Co., and they helped
me right alon. - Two or three bo
cured me and I haven't been troubled
by my back or kidneys Since." ;
Trice 60v at- all denlera. IWt
lmplv S' k for a kidney remedy r t
Doan s I'ii! the ssme that 1 rs.
Iirown 't toflter-aliih'irn- t'o-' i i
ours i. - ;;.:-, ii. i.
For the future .the jSouih
B
E(USKcrftherravk-l5A: frat responsibility rests
able development of W 'upon the shoulders of the
natural raaoarjcaaj 8aaithamteaciera of theputh ia the
today is takir a pew leader puljrft and in the Qaas-room.. t
abip-lnthaiaoQinfe ' -' ' r
oftinaWv. : -a S1 compen-tka "r
- 1 oced w majority p c
But eraWp; ff ft M I th i. fa-deata.
to U maintained, must have s ., -kr
mcnendurmg foundation than I Sthern fctfway Sys-
of neriia tbJnis-,.I
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be cmds by the children of to
day. The boys bow b tchoot
oouari per annum i in, school t
taxwi, foioei not only (u hvm ' ' f;
.best linereat W thai lunbitkm
'of Its M.000, employed
ntri AVa 4k. a.a-. 'la . V
and attending ,the churches t lV meir
LJZl t children and. their section, . t
9rrrA ..:' .1-r ? . Whfli it wrpreeses the view that V
!', r .-. t l . lerea tne men sua wumea wbo
LTJI 'I')? !Cri -.""-Wthatikir sr. buudlria Southern dtken. I
fa the srhooli and the churches.
shin of trirnorrow'. -
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