I
j , -.NJLL FARAGEAFIIS
if
Thursday. January U, 1924
' Mm Mary Murray, of Charlotte, is
- the re of her - brother, Mr. John
Uuriay en Cox Street
Mr. G. H. Jones, of FranklinYille,
W U town laat Saturday, and call
d at the office to renew . tiii sub-
acriptioa to The Courier. "Mr. Jones
also had The Courier eent to hit
daughter, Miss JUttie Lee. Jones, who
. ia a student t Davenport College,
.Lenoir.- -,''r' ' ' ' " "' ' v
Mr; W. I liaeberry, ef Mmboro,
4m town Hatnrdav ana cauea . a
mm rs - Ma WmB lm)ID
, panied by Ma s Jr. Joeei& Iinet
-i- .- .-t . . , . ' ri.. f ; 1... I
' a r " " Mr." 1 O' nmuiw. w owi J.itw
11 f ioortt the HijahRobbine-rasevin,
' ' "tforth Asheboro, and wilLmoye tiiere
. ' : -with hie familyin "JI ."nt
- r - The family lived peer Central., FaDsi
-v runtfl- little more-tban,year ego.1
- " 1 a. -kii tW moved to Star.. A eon of
, - the - family. Mr, . Roosevelt Hinshaw,
, hu already " entered Asheboro . -. high
" -chooL i-Q-: - ':.; ;,0tn !
- Mr. Frank Byrd returned last week
from trip to, New York aadbtter
, " . ' Northern cities where he bought .his,
1 s , - Mr. Sanv Story, of Hemp, ..:
week-eTid-visitor, in town. V
- 4t- Mti'Alfred H. Pu'gfe.T.ot Central
. ' palls, was in town Saturday for aevT
ral hora,v-!l;.Hi5.if; .
, -waa ; among the buaineaa ?iaitoc,rfJjj,
ewn: Saturwyv''' x- -'- t --
Uf iw , ReddinK of . Caraway,
3 aa in Asheboro Saturday ; on busir
mn. iid" Mr. Rom Bullard, of
" KJireensboro, were Vifiitore at the home
f Mr. and Mm.-? KIwood - Stanton
nr Rendlentan last Sunday;
" Dr. fl A. Havworth. who has been
suffering for ten days from abseessed
teeth is improving, and ia able , to do
'a nert of his regular oractice again.
" .u Mrs.:W. H. Moring returned last
, ) -week from Charlotte where she visit
" d her daughter, Mrs... John Porter
"for ft' woclCa
Mr. land Mrs. Rhodes Moffitt have
recently moved into their home on
' Sunset. Avenue. For the past few
months Mr. and Mrs. Moffitt have
been living with Mr. and Mrs. . L.
Moffitt
Mrs. M. G. Lovett Mrs. Win. C.
.."Hammer and Miss Lucile Scarboro
r. II. E. VI jore, f EAEtae&r, wee
i nay. : , '
U. I. C.
j The Exndu'.ph Chapter .
U.
the
Mr. K. H. Jtrraoa.'ef Akhebore. met Ttursdiy aternoea wtch
Roete- ft. waa amonr the virion at W . M. Parmh and Mies
n r
1
Mstie rar-
Tbe CoaricT oifiee Taeaday. , . rishrow South Fayetteville street A
Mr: Boy Cex. it WlastoaVSaW Du?e "t BUJ c
at home fee the week end. v ,l .WD ou-.Ior .wer".
ileasra. Charhe Mitchell and Odell ,M "'r -STrT oama ana o-
Beek. e Mt Airy, were week end, " . em W1.uua
vlsitora ta Aahehore.- . , . M V8? P?.y:'
Mr. Ben ABen, of the Standard .e tK, n. mn ..i. . ill.
03 Co, of Ch.rie.ton, S. G, is -t aeting.- Ilir-. W. a Stedman read,
home for a visit to hie parent. Mr. . i.tMta'.. ..u i. mmA
and Mra.'l. M. ADen, ' an. w. c Humi Mad an .
Mr. and Mrs Chariea Luck." 'of ttsaally teed paoer which aha had in-
Seagrove, Boute lr - wete basineaa pared for thu oeeaaloa en Stonewall
vision ia town Saturday. - . ; Jackaon.- After the pregraswthe hoa-i
Misa Grace Wood Went to ' Xtlsr "" by Mrs. Amoa winning
Point Monday for the day.. r. J aaeryea toinato aapie walera, aand
vMfaa Cora McMaatert left thia ZiZZZTLrZZZl Itl
week for HilUbore where, ahe i wttl "-jr.?r?.
visit fora weekbeforeleav cf m4nsn wh" jomingthe
New York and other northern dtiea .'Ttr!:
where ahe -.wfll buy, tha-spring, and ZrlZZL'ZZ
sammer -a millinery lor; HcMaaten
and 4vett Millinery Company.
VLt. and Mrs. W. A. Underwood
and Misa Henrietta Underwood went
to Greenaboro Monday for several
hours.
to enjoy this'1 deUchtful meeUna:.
RANDOLPH BOOK CLUB MEETS
The Randolph Book Qub met Sat
urday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
W. A' UndrWAAi in lTnot AakahnM
' Cot" W. P. Wood ia taking treat- Several ruesta besides tha meban
ment at the High Point Hospital this of the dub were also nresent at thia
weekfi-T.-: " Interesting meetinr. " Mrs. Annie
When you know any news, call the -Bobbins was the reader for the af-
Conrier Office, number 144, or write ternoon and read a delightfully inter-
it and drop it in the mail for us. We esting chapter from "The Life' and
want to publish 'all the news of in- Letters of Walter Page". Mrs. H.' M.
terest, but can only do so wltn tne Worth then read a sDlendid oaner en
help of our friends. Herbert Hoover. This, ended the pro-
' This week closes the fall term ol gram, and Miss Henrietta Underwood
the dty schools. The examinations then gave two musical readings ac-
are being given, and the spring term companied by Miss Bulla at the piano,
wui open next Monaay. xne nnmoer alter wmch Miss Underwood played
of students enrolled this year is about several selections. Miss Underwood is
820. v . ' a young girl of unusual musical abili
. Mr. and Mrs. Bell, of Valdosta, ty and her numbers were enjoyed by
Georgia, were week-end . visitors in all present Chicken salad with black
town. - Mr.' Bell is a traveling sales walnuts, sandwiches, wafer pickle;
man for the Thatcher Medicine com- cheese straws and hot coffee with
pany. . ',. whipped cream were served. The
Tne cold wave on Monday of this hostess was assisted in serving by
week was only a trifle less severe Mrs. J. 0. Redding and Miss Henri
than that of two weeks ago. Another etta Underwood,
crop of bursting water pipes resulted. ;
The ladies of Asheboro and Kandoiph
county have lost hundreds of potted
plants on account of the severe
weather this month.
Mr. W. L. Lineberry, of Randleman,
was in town several hours Wednesday
on business.
Messrs. Charles Redding and G. H,
- - - Mrs; Patteraaa Dead dustry. workiag eer way ea to
- maem eemeee-wf Mra, Ui PaUae-ae ve af Me4a
toraoa, wne died la Liberty 4al Tees- witk the bm, whether ia Grand
day morning were held last lburaday Rapids er la New York. We have
arteraeoa at Z o'clock at the Baptist made phraiawnal adraaeeaieet
caarca at Liberty. The body vaa laid education, perforating miracles al
to reef m the Valr View cemetery, moat ia transforming our educational
to rent la the Pair View cemetery, system all the way from the poorest
otiaeas of Liberty and was loved by rural acaooj to the anrveraity.
wh fa" Whfle we have aehieTed many no-
, table things, we have not yet reached
. . THX NEXT GREAT 8TEP ,the Elymiaa fielda. We atiB have
, . ta ' mighty tasks before us. We can not
The Common waaltn of North Caro- afford to rest on our laurels. We
Una has made great progress. In the stand really only at the very begin
past few years we have achieved ning.
JET PtJ Consequently, what is the next
.i,! ,1. f."!l . Pad gntt constructive thing in our pro
from the Atlantic to the Pacific progree-? it i. greater ex-
' We have made remarkable strides penditure for the construction of
ia the textile isdestry, earning second roads er for the education f youth?
rank among the textile-producing Is it county government? Ie it the
states and fast cloning in on the last establishment of more finishing miu
stronghold of textile supremacy in '
New. England. We have moved ' -
ward in . road building, driving , the
mud from every main artery of traf
fic within the state's borders, and
reaching a position among the road'
ia the textile andeatryf What ia the
next gnat atop t Will yea give aa aa
answer and send year aaewer,
whether short er loaf, to the editor ?
laf Walter J. Matheriy in "Commerce
Industry".
MASONIC NOTICE
Regular Com-
Mason
maaication
Balfour Lodge
No. 188 A. F.
and A. M.,
convene at
7:30 p. m.
Friday, Jan
uary 26th.
Degree. Refreshments
Master
will be served.
JOHN SWAIM, Master.
JAMES NEELY, Secretory
building elect if not the giant
them aU.
We have advanced with might in
the tobacco industry, winning first
rank, and becoming the Colossus
among the tobacco-manufacturing
states. We have conquered the state's
brawling streams, developing a super
power system to light our homes,
streets and offices and to run our
mills and factories. We have accom
plished wonders in the furniture in-
MRS. S. B. STEDMAN HOSTESS
i tt goes
traay i
to Laki
eland where , she will
Mrs. S. B. Stedman was hostess to
the members of the Friday afternoon
club at her home on Fayetteville
street Friday afternoon. Only mem.
bers of the club were present and sev
eral matters of business were dis-
PIGS AND SHOATS FOR SALE
Don't order from me or anybody else that you don't
know until they have proven to your own satisfaction
that yon will get your good money's worth. LET ME
SEND YOU MY PRICE LIST AND THE "PROOF
POSITIVE" that this is the place to by them. I sell
your neighbor, why not you?
"Satisfied Customers Our Best Advertising"
S. C. APPLE7T0N
Box 451, Warrenton, Va.
King-attended a meeting at Liberty cussed. Miss Lena May Johnson was
If,, !
or-
'V
?.tMrs.Irvin.Coxi Mrs" Hammer
JUid Miss Scarboro will go to Braden
town, Deland, and Miami where they
-will visit friends and relatives. They
-will be away until about, the first of
llarch. .. -::?':$-.
-i Miss Esther Ross, Mrs. H. S. Lewis,
and Mrs. Wm. C. Hammer attended
. A meeting of the executive committee
ot Womens Missions of the Methodist
: Protestant church at Greensboro Fri-
iay.. r; ......
Messrs. J. A. Holder and H. W.
Walker made a business trip to High
Toint and ThomaBVUle 'ibursday.
Little Miss vMarianna j Rdding,
Ughtet of Mw. "!. Hi Redding, who
underwent an. operation for appendi-
mifsran daysgo)')ft rprovijif rapid
ttf and will soon be at home.1.. ,.
'Mrs. Joe Forrester,. of Greensboro,
who has been visiting her rfloQier,
Mrs. W. Birkhead for a week re--turned
to her home at Greensboro the
latter Dart of last week. . i ' -
Sheriff G. WrfStoart of Trby, was
m visitor' in . Asheboro ;for several
fiours' Sunday.
" Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brittain have
inved -to'TroTereMK-Brittain
irm practice law; r ' '
'Mrs. W. H. Hinkle, and two little
sons, of Dallas Texas, are visiting
Mrs. Hinkle's parents, Mr. and Mrs
, J.JS. PresnelL v .',;Vl
' !Mr.; J. a. Steed, of Mt GileadV Wm
i town a few hours last Frioay.'
" Mr. Irvin Cox left Friday for Lake
land, Fla where he will visit - his
wife and children who are spending
? the winter there? - i ;XX-r o,
Mr. and Mrs. George Birkhead. and
little Ion were the week-end. guests
. f. relatives , at Thomasville. , - ; . ,'
i. Misses Kate and Carrie Brittain
were at home over Sunday, returning
to Ronton Monday .where they teach
in the school. t i'
5 Mr. W. A. UnderwoodVthe Rexall
. manager, for Several of the Southern
. "fitatea was at home last week-end? -.
Miss Elyer Richardson visited , in
; High Point last week.: J ivt .
Mr. E. )&. Craven,.. otGreenaboro,
while in Asheboro last Saturday gave
The .Cottrier-a pleasant 'eali ap4 -re.
. dewed his subscription..
Messrs. F. Garner, and I. F.
Craven, of Seagrove. were visitors, e4
onr rtreets'last Friday. -NS-
r 1 Misses Vivian Cranford and -Golds
Havworth; studetiU at' Greensboro
Tuesday evening in the interest of
the Randolph county Building and
Loan Association.
Announcement comes a short while
before we go to press from the office
of the Clerk, D. M. Weatherly, to the
effect that copies of the public laws
of North Carolina for 1923 have ar
rived and are ready for distribution.
A large number of Justices of the
made fine collector after it was
decided to fine members who came
late to meetings. The subject for
the afternoon was "The Great Prince
Sham". Miss Ethel Lovett read a
splendid paper on "The League of.
Nation's", and Mrs. H. W. Walker
read an article on "The Position of
Women In Politics To-Day". A discus
sion of the book followed. After the
Peace have been making inquiry for program was over, tables were placed
!
"rCoUege, came home for the week-end.-!5
Mra. Mamie Reran and soru. Wadswi
? t Thomasville, Were vtaltora In Ashe-
5U v..!'- tore the Utter part of Urt week.'
Misses tlattie Bnrkhead and Bon
- ;. k rbiUips -visited, relatives, la Greens
boro Baturday and Sunday.'
- ' vMrs. George Hllllard was called to
) llenoU Sunday on account of - the
' ) , Hlnes of herf mo$t Mra. pell Vf
- 'Mr.' Arthur Cox,' elf Liberty,, was In
i v Asbeberw Sunday. '
, i Miss Blanche Burkhead, of Greens-
' Lore, wsa the week-end fuest of her
rarenta, parents, Mr. and Mra, J. W.
' I Jjurkheact'' ''. ? ' " "
I Mr. W. L." Col tran a, of Randleman
. v. . Tloute I, was a business visitor In
.-, ! Ashebore Monday. '
" ' -Mrs. C. C Mscoa and, Mlse Hester
. i . Cox were visitors In Greensboro ons
i Jiy the fimt of the week. . ;
' t rfr. Wlnfred Berry, a student at
V,'.(;!mrg spent, the wek-end - with
Lis r arnU,Mr.' and . Mrs. George
" lrry, - ..-,' . , .
iir. A. N. Booth and littler grand-
eon, "Tip", of Randleman, are vWtmg
' r . - retnUves and friends In Roanoke. Va.
' 1 flm. E. C, Byrd, of Ramtir, R. F.
' ' who has ten critically 111 In
I'emorlal hoapiat is slowly Improv-v'-
Inif. Mrs l'yrd underwent aa opera
. linn for spixi'lirltls and, later
veloped -f aeumeiua . , .''-''
and a delightful course of refresh
D. H. Luther, of Eleazer, was cream chicken in patties, tomato as-
pic, sandwiches, and pickles. Hot
buttered biscuits and tea were passed,
f'illiweil bv chocolate fuil?3 cake.
PRISCILLA CIRCLE MEETS
these, and will be glad to know of
their arrival.
Mr,
among the business visitors in Ashe
boro Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Brittain and
family, motored to Guilford county
Sunday where they visited relatives
for the day.
1 1 HMM1. I ... I . MAH
Lester of near Seagrove, passed 1 " "V" ."T-Jf 1 c v"Srt
a.1.Iw SjZ L y thSr sewing circle for the year was held at
SinSZr had home of Mrs. G. L Millikan. The
"Mrs; x.nnifiw'wtet to Lexing--vw" rr T
ton Monday foTthe dayi 101 The hostes assisted by Mrs,
Mr. uieon spoon is improving arter . . .,"rri. i
his illness last week,, and is back at reiresninenta -
wornrraankat Franktoville a ''J!!
tpart of each day - , 1 a mir "n.'lil"JU crem
V ."nir."o''-v u. v.- ambrosia, and cake. Dainty corsages
tn - ...fn w.v tn of sweet peas and fern Were present-
."edto each guest Invited guests
ago, is. back in Asheboro and is re
cuperating satisfactorily from his
injuries. -
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barker are im
proving after severe colds which came INTERMEDIATE CHRISTIAN
r . . . . mmn a itati nnv a V
near developing info pneumonia. Mr. muiatui. auviAii
Barker Is able to be in the house and
Mrs. Barker will Boon be if her im-! Misses Myrtie and Essie Bean en-
provement continues. ' tertained the Intermediate Christian
Anas Minnie Hoover is at Troy n.naeavors oi roe aiecnoaisi rroieB-
conrt this week, v tsnt church at their home last Friday
Messrs.- Claude Dorsett and Allen evening. Numerous games were en-
McDaniel, of Farmer, were in town joyed throughout the evening, among
Wedne8dayfor the day. them was a guessing . contest in
Mrs. J. W. Banner went to Farmer which Miss Lola Momtr exceuea.
Wednesday for a few hours. ' Hot chocolate, wafers and home-made
Mr. Shelton Birkhead went to High candy was served, and tne evening
Point Tuesday on business. thoroughly enjoyed.
Mrs. Milliard Allred was in High.
Point between trains yesterday. I BIRTHDAY DINNER
for the afternoon were Mrs. John
MeitSus, of Monroe, and Misses Lillian
Brown and Esther Sexton.
CAPTAIN AND TWO RADIO- - ' Several relatives and friends gath-
MEN DEAD ereo n noma oi mra. a. o. u
- : ' " ' ; - eutt in South Asheboro Sunday, Jan-
A brief report was Issued Wednee- the 20th, to celebrate the birth
day of the death of Captain Herbert MrL Calicutt and her neigh
0. Sparrow and two radie eperators hor,.Mrs. Raymond CroweU. ; The
hA Inst thai iivm h(t- nArfnMtn-event had been planned by the Misses
Wiity on the wrecke.cruied Tacoma Callicutt and kept a secret from the
at Vera Crux. it waa stated, that guesw oi nonor.wno, nwr recuveruiK
particulars of their death would Yol- from ttonhedf Pf the snrprise, Joined
u Ti,nMj.. vn .4 n un with the others in eoBVersation and
more than tie fact that they met songs and enjoyed the celebration of
i..Hi hn. ftv. na.fnm.nAk rJ their natal day. .A bountiful dinner
. waa snread In the dining room and
MANY INTERESTED IN COU
, . Ki; RIER 8UBSCKIPTI0N OFFER
everyone present 'enjoyed partaking
'thereof. -- " - -
i, , . DEATH or JOHN fcUSWW
iTwrejs aireaoy tmmammm ; m- ; ru Qasgow died at his
terest being rnanlfestod In our at- yJiZ?L TThT !vf a hhoT
tracUve subscription offer .although .lJJi
jt la only Just begun, l. Any person Jroo:65t 41
can get a few new eubscrlbers and Jiiw,Bj u k- u, .H
end your own renewal which counts vJASknii ho wlS wJ
In the offer, as can readily be , seen M.7. fiS"!?' ce ; daShto?
.,. .A.4.mM,f tS,!. Vffi. we. two bom , euo ne t daughter
will not remain P",'rlj conduct-
VZEZZJtt:-. .Allwd -atordy at
Z.tZL.i i . Mount Tabor. Interment waa made
,wt ncw1-- ' eta .the church cemetery.-: x
,f ' I . , aawawaaea-a-ae-va
' a a aaakw-nW' ktUneMM . ' . m. a iMMaaMS VaWaW wa .
WHTU UKUUNA
', ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having cmalifled as 'adminhrtratrlx ...... .
of the eatata of E. P. Bnoon. deceased.. ,. Aecordlnr to flgu
Ute of Randoloh Count y. North Caro the automobile department of the
ares isroedfrora
line, this is to notify all persons bar- Secretary of
tng claims a gamut tne estate oi
State's office North
the Carolina has Of thia num-
deceaaed to exhibit them to the . on- bar, Guilford county has 13,690 which
dersignH at Asheboro, N. C on ' or i the larrest number of, automobiles
before the 24th dajrof January. 1925, In any county la the State. Mecklea
or this notice will be pleaded tn bar burr runs axoond with ij fin. itan
Of their recovery. Aft pereons In- dolph hss SBO., At the foot of the
debtod to said estate will please make lit ataads Graham county, In the Un
ImmedJate payment. aka mountains with a total ef 82. ,
MRS. E. P; SPOON, - -- - .
.. , Admlnlrtrttrix of deeeesedV: Mrs. IsetU J. Brbwa has annoonced
i i rma., Av .vi - a t t lmu for a eendwate ror, umtee
- W r- ' T-
States senator la West Virginia.
NEW GOODS COMING I DAILY
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
Shoes, Dresses in Silks and Woolens. Ginghams,
Suitings, Shirtings in Silk striped Madris and
Plain weaves. Draperys, Curtain scrim plain and
figured, Marquisettes in plain and colored
borders, Table Damask in a large assortment of
patterns, Crepes in Silfts and Cottons, Blouses in
Silk and Cotton Materials. Ginghams dresses for
children Misses and Ladies. Boys' Juvenile Suits,
Rompers, etc.
Come aii3 inspect our liiieiiiilrices.''' You will
save money by doing so. .
F. E. Byrd
Asheboro,
North Carolina
NEW SERIES
Building k Loan
The 11th Series of the Randolph County Building
and Loan Association will be open January 1st The
Association has been a great blessing to its stockholders
and has helped more than 100 people to secure homes.
There are today more than 2300 shares of stock, and
loan approximate $100,000.00.
The 11th series should be the largest of any
vious series.
pre-
Subscriptions to this series should be filed as of
January 1st
- Come in and join us and let us help you to own
a home. -
RANDOLPH COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION
r rv.
KfcROSSPresldent
T.P. BUU4AVScc..TYcas.
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