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TktrAiy, Juury IV 1M THE ASHEBORO COURIER, ASHEBORO, N. C TUB COURIER . PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS . ..ThnradaT, January ft 12 Satordsr b Cno Beg Day xaio at ... . Kiss PH F I trsing MTnl eaa im other jlaoe. . .-'., f . Mr. Leo Barker la aWs UUwt ' I again after a eevsr cold which kept I him at boa far tern day. - Mrs. Barker haa also been suits fiL . bat b better. - .v,'; ... . , :.. - i . . .ta aa ta i mr. r. I. Dec. vicv, wu -weather for the next forty day, if business iuw la Asaaorsjesday. 7vViTumd ia trssv Certainly the Amour thoos who aubecnbed for Tba SuTof ft be nothing but decree business waa Mr. Logan Beck., v ".' -7me cold rather, whiek '-we bar ; Mr. W. D. Spoon hi back at his fll fcad wr little ef ae f ar tbia -winter.' Bng station en 8oatk - Payatterllle If the email, bat mock diecoaaod Ut-treet after an absence f a few tia animal does kla duty, be wiU set- weeks. Aj will be recalled, someone tie mattera "oneway er the ether". b. a Ford car knocked Mr. - Bjxxm ' Tssfttendasf Mr. H. M, Wertk against the curb and broke bJa ankle iL v that be ia een end did net take the trouble to atop fined to hi borne from ttlneaa. - to aee the extent' ef v bis Injuries. Mr Rot Purh'i Ford ,,-akeeter" White he la atUl en -erBtchea. Mr. -wasstolen from bis home two nilea Spoon la able to fie kimaaal prempt at ef Aahebore last Friday night, and eoorteoua aerrieev- ' , ?Sa ear waafouhd where it bad been Miaa Minnie Hosrer : in v.i.-j .v.. TSirtt mr leliinln rmeelmie a few daya tbia week. eastern pen or u couii-r -u "" TSi-T wjS. If It ia thougM to nave neew jtowa .-- nvuuww home after Mra. S. B. Stedmaa and Mra. Kemp ; ty. Tbia waa one ef the moat de- the Mra. She Washington Letter Greenibere , Aleiamier anotored te breenabere eneJuai putiei t the kind of the Metbediat Proteetaat Cberek are woura cnarnuns noepiiauiy. ane (By Darid F. St Clair.) !J7mfftor. -.'?,KaSt Trf 'r1?. tt ttrtaimn an aerr- Waahinrton, Jaaoary Tbe nn Ot Amenea'e Han", wkieb will - be I v. u;.. i wjm w tj i- . . ! . 'rrWaboe the middle ef Febrnary..;' T" . " T Z.,V mBn r treat teapot dome . ItU wiUbe aertof thlimil Borkhead and Miaa Enoba PreenelL ; pu.t political aean- loans vuenni oarrn, num. wua - aai in ue nuiory oi ine uniieo aodety aeUa each rebraary. i aandwicnea, pieklea, and coffee with States, haa (truck terror to the Mr. ia town Redding, of Caraway, waa eeYeral houra. Troy Reddix m Satorday Social Column MRS. CRUTCHFIELD HOSTESS whipped cream. MRS. BIRKHEAD HOSTESS i heart of the Republican leader and haa put into the banda of the Demo crats the moat deadly of all political weapons, the weapon that strikes Satorday afternoon Mra. Arthur I down dishonesty and corruption in Birkhead entertained the members of rorernment. The revelations have lu. vAAmm sink i Vi e mt hmnvkt fMklhlV f lKIM tA tko I HVr WW. Mil. nillCWV kww.k I I I t w I W0e and Miaa Mabel Parriah guests whole country and more ia te .- j of the club. After aeveral interesting, me tact is that there ia one or more Mra. James Crntchfleld waa hoe-' games were enjoyed, the prise for the j teapot domes ef some sort either aoa- tess to the members or the radar 'afternoon, a deck of cams, went to pectea er Known is aunoet every ae- Afternoon Qub tbia past week at her ; Mrs. L C Meaer. The hostess aenred partment of the Hardinr-Coolidre heme en Bonaet arenue. Un the pro-: a OelectaMe aalad course with sand- government. lrus uapitai m au rs ; wiches and tea. the toeB py aome n f "T": aire. scaped from, the Aaheboro jafl. laat n Un . wr7jTT: v7?' '", ? Store, S5 v v little SKT V Noma Thornburg, of HQla waa in town Wednesday for a daughter; Mat,- left Tuesday if?!' ' Mr, Edwin Morris, of Trinity Col Oiaxlotte,l where :jfteyff will w.iege came home Wednesday after Mrs. Laasiter'a : parents, Mr. : and 'iBooa for a few day's vacation with Mrs. W Ar Jones, for few weeka his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mor- Miss Frances . Juvett ert toe ri. ; f ;thia week for Greenaboro,. where SJxh, of Guilford College, she will make her home with was at home last week-end. ter, Mrs. V. ciamoro, Miss Nell Fox wfll leave to-day for : atudent fa the. Greensboro "a Greensboro where she will take a po- aKhHfe:t:$s:.-5,W-l.j:..'w. aitioir with the Jeff eraon Standard I ' Mr. VernoB Johnson, a sob of Mr. Life Insurance Company. Herman Johnson, r-arnr. Mr. G. H. Kinsr will attend a mass tiered Asheborc high school for the meeting: of th, citiiens of Ramaeur, ' , liiiat-t"'"-, IVii'-tl Friday eveninf, February 1st, in the ' Superintendent ,W. H. McMahan, of mtePeBt of Randolph county the city schools, has oeea . Building and Loan. This s ids home jh an attack f tonsilius eral meetings of this na Miss Margarite York, of Greens boro College, was at home for the week-end. Miss Isley Scott was called to her home at Durham, last Saturday, on account of the serious illness of her mother. Miss Treva Beck spent the week end with relatives at Thomasville. Mr. Charles McCrary, a student at Davidson College, was home for . a few davs the first of this week. Mr. A. Ci Jenkins, of Asheboro Route 2. was among the visitors in is and a is one oi nature which jfor a day or two this week. . have been held at various places. - Rev. Mr. smitn, paawr wi throughout the county in the past Presbyterian church, preached to we weeks f. . Inmateaof the County Home last There a untye Farm Sunday. ' WMird vis- Bureau meeting at the Court House . 7 Miss Ruth Cox was a week-end vis Jcbruary 2nd, at 2:00 lte&? WsttKLi f Hileieh will M. All members are urged to be Elder F. 'iS present, and an invitation is extended m his appointments m Asheboro next interested to attend Sunday, preaching at eleven o clocK Con8iderable mterest uk. Jit thw morning and at 2.30 in tne m Button gale whkh .g terneot : w put on by W. W. Jones and Son. The Mr. waham McKinnon moved ws . tomorrow family from Bennettsvuie, a. y. w m M1.rjt, Y, Jranklinville where they wiu maite their home in the future. Mr. Mc mnnon is a former Randolph county 'nam 1 ' . .' Mr. M. E. Brown, of RandJeman, Itoute 8, was among the visitors m Asheboro Monday who called at The Courier offiee to renew subscriptions. Mr. I. C Moset and Mr. Hal , W. Walkerywent to Lexington Monday - . Litt?e mSs Marianna Redding, who " underwent an operation for appendi- iu. orttaira im . ia aflrain at .r " iL,T aat.ifaetorilv. I town Saturday. MessrTriy TwEfiaw Tand Ernest Mr.lEimer. Sykes, of Charlotte, ... .v -. n i.iini . in tnwn the auest of his narents. Mr. s 2yfo;ae hoK week. : , MMcSon at The Courier Mr. Madison Hammond, of Farm it ..Aonrintlnn f or er. was in town for the demonstra Set year whin town.' ' u tion at theAsheboro Hardware com if-, ' drZi Garare. located in the pany last Saturday. 5aold McAlisWAuilding ia Eaat-Ashe-s -Messrs. Fred Kearns and vClade 5., ioro has .recently installed a new Dorsett, bCFarmer, were among the ici.nt nntential Battery charging visitors in town last Saturday. venerator which will charge a oai- jjir. K. i.. ttuney, or Kanaieman, "tery in eight hours. This a great Route 2, was a visitor in Asheboro nnnmianee for neonle who are in one day the latter part of last week. town shopping for the day. Mr. John Betts, of High Point, was MessrsCjohn Hunter and Frank the guest of his son, Mr. Joe Betts, Poster were among those from Ashe- the first of this week. bom who attended th$ Musical Revue, Mr. J. A. King, of Seagrove Route -"We Have Wo uananas - in fug" 1, was in tne city a iew nouns iai Point Saturday night Saturday. Again this week we have news Mr j Smith mi little 80n aent into the office which we will not of Trinity Route 1, were in f ubliah. We do not wish your name or d Monday, or-pttbllcation, but we do rtqoin all Mlv Mr& L B Rushi of char. 6rrespndence to be signed before lott6( pas8ec through Asheboro Sun- vre publish the news. day en route to Chapel Hill and Al- Mr. M. A. CagU. erf Seagrove, was In Asheboro a few hours Monday on MeMra Bean, of Seagrove; his; way to his home at I SwgW f- Thomas M. Kearns, of Pisgah, ter few daya visit to Ws two Bona, fa dt for a f houn Eobert and Lloyd Cagle, who are lo- Monday, cated at Greensboro. While in town """uy' MrsCaa-le called at The Courier of- i. Mrs. E. K. Luck, of Seagrove, was lgie cauou 0M day thj Mr and Mrs. W. F. Brookshire, first of the week. Jirf. Martha Brookshire and Miss Al- Mr. Eb Kearns, of Bombay, was in , -tha' Farlow of Sonhia Route 1, mo- town Monday. Srtd to ZnebW Wednesday here Mr. John White, of High Point was they shopped for a iew noursv nuw ... - . at TVa Pn41 ftf- HaV. c ttr ahortr . Mra. John Clin.rd and three daugh- lich'dytM taW grows in the W Margaret, Ruth and Mary Allen, -r. oklfir .nd aev. of . Hla-h Point, were the gueata of " w at-.j i A ..Hi gram lor this meeting were Mrs. R. C Lewallen, Mra. tm the pr as reade: l a Moeer, Mrs. Ollie Ptesnell and Miss Mittie Lovett The subject for study was "Child Life In England" and aU the papers were of unusual interest. Several gueata besides members of the club were present to enjoy; this PBISCILLA CLUB MEETS The Priscilla sewing circle met last Wednesday with Mra. C. E. Hughes at her home on North Fayetteville street. The reception rooms were at- of its history waa never so open charges and rumors ieal scandal as it now is. issthe alleged ship subsidy and scandal: the Veterans' bureaa dal; and the department ef justice spoken of as the "Dougherty daL The secretary and the ant secretary of the navy are ander a cloud, involved in the teapot dome scandal But scandal has also entered the door of the White House, the Slemp and Tolbert scandals. Last week Representative W. F. Stevenson of South Carolina in a sensational The uncapping of teapot dome has put the Democrats on the warpath for further investigations. They are determined now if possible to open to the gaze of the American people the were seated at tables, the hostess was ; and other flowers. The truest were occurred in the aeeret nlae. of this government since March speech in the house charged with the proof to support the charge that Joseph W. Tolbert of South Carolina was conducting a post office broker age La this city, actually selling the offices to the highest bidden ia bia state and with the carte blanche au thority of President Coolidge te car- w Mt thia wimiitJlMlllMi Tha Tol- faU .iert scandal, though it does not in of pout- vojTe the big finance k a f ar more dangerous evil to the government pleasant mseting. After the guests j tractively decorated with hyacinths sTTt ""'j "Bf" . and other flowers. The assisted in serving a delightful course : 1ui!1rhted with . nnmw of refreshments by Mrs. Roy The plates ' contained, fruit aalad. pressed chicken on cheese wafers, hot rolls, sandwiches, and tea. MRS. WOLFF ENTERTAINS nf tmiaiiM S01; selections by Miss Bertie May and Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. W. Wolff was hostess to twenty or more friends at her home on Sunset ave nue, the occasion being a sewing par- v, - j 1 ' i ' ft: lomaanue ivoumi . r , , . - . Miaa Hales Svkes. ef North Caro- ,i . - aMi anil haii aa nar wumM aaiaou i '.'-1, V'ai f K Randleman. vtsitad Mr. ana .j '' : m, n 1 .. mm aaaaV. TL Paa at Samaan tsundav . . . una uuwn. was a w iwnw ami " - - - . .- George Burkbead nas tne for the Real Silk Hosiery w. V.jr." ,fJ Vfllla f Tndlananolia. Ind. Mr. aaa Ms ann Hii-m a (jaw sOGUiaui euiu "' m . SiiMi. son. of Lexlnston. ars visiting Burkhead's territory covers this en- relativea m Asheboro this week itlre eounty; -,. - V ; Fwrleman.of liberty.li Mr. WiUiam Hammond, rtudent was is town aeveral hours Tuesday, -j at Gunford Coflege, spent , a few daya Mi, Franc Barker,- of N. a Col-1 the first '-ef thia week with hb) par a " Jrlv!7 .f Vima Wants. Mr. and Mrs. W. C Hammond. ird? ' ? ' . I" Mr. W. P. Royster and Mr. William tirWill Johnson, a student - of .Brady of thia dty were buateeaa tia- DavIiUon College," waa at home sever itors In Bto latum, last v a. i v-Tf thai week. H'-l Misses Esther Rosa,' EnolU I,;; Vi of ; HoU SDrln(rs.'relL and Mae PrssneQ iai i ' i - :!: i 'l a i! a.i.n kaa haan at Memorial nosDi lor several weett la improving ana svble te be op in her room. Hr. and Mrs. J. L JolmsonJ bnd family mttended the faneral ef Mrs. , Jonnnons father, Mr. James Dorsett, t Hopewell church, Trintty township last Monday.. , ' ' ... -J"' I- t Mary CuUa, who naa i naa s rriR on aa atenographer in the State ,w.,;orium,"haa resigned and accept 1 a po;iion with a newspaper at Mla Bulla ia visiting home 1' V'r for a few dare before go I-- f , l rr raw work. ; ; .' r , . r ::rs. J.'lxoa Lucas, ef Ma 1 ,: unii. are expected to ar tKx : ; i cumty about the 1 first ef l , f r !slt ti fri-nds and r, ., . . i...e hra Mr. Lues will me ef Ms r"': rty at wian. ls a progtnlre merchant 1 ' .iir. 'iUf 1 I . 1 r i as i-n. Voik C'y where l.e i.ss S ,r vrml watka taking soma r '!" work., i, iL C. I'or, Of rUnil.amsn, a r-"-. rf frlrn.la in -''"ro Pres. motored to Charlotte Friday to hear Billy Sun day preach. . While ' In Charlotte, they were toe gueata or Mr ana sirs. Virgil. FreenelV, formerly ) of this place. ' . i (. w-fr , Miss Kthel Johnson waa at' home severat days last week frenvv North Carolina College. She returned Sun da evenini to her work there. -" Mrs. u. w. Bcott returnea us wees from a ten days visit to Durham, Raleigh and Futjuay Springs. ; " Mrs. VL C Lewailea returned last week from a two we-re visit to f Hands at Monroe. Charlotte and Gastonia. -' . - . i Miaa Gladys AUred was the weeK nd guest of M-wea Nida and Ladle Swalm at Greensboro. , Mr. John Brittaln, of Troy, was a business visitor in town last Friday. Mr. Earl Kearns, of Bombay, was among the business visitors In Aahe boro the Utter peH of last week. ; Mr. and Mra. Bob Cameron, end Mr... and Mrs. Laey Lewis were in GrnsboT0 Thursday for the day. Mr. John learna, of Bombay, waa In Asheboro . Baturdaf, f9l . iwveral Mra. W. H. McMahan. Those present besides the club members were Mesdames Robert Ferree. Randall Gaddis, Laurin Cranford, A. R. Hix, C. B. Griffin and Miss Bertie May. The hostess assisted by Mrs. Hix and Mrs. McMahan served delicious re freshments of chicken salad, saltmes, pickles, assorted sandwiches, coffee and whipped cream. 4th. 1921. There is the alleged packers' scandal in the agricultural department; the alleged reclamation scandal in the interior department; the alleged in come tax scandal in the treasury de partment; the bureau of engraving scandal in the treasury department also; there is the alleged tariff com mission scandal disqualifying half the commissioners who are personally interested in the rates they fix; there service and the great body of the peo ple than the teapot dome scandal. President Coolidge, it is under stood, haa permitted Tolbert to sell post office positions on the promise that Tolbert is to deliver the South Carolina negro delegation to Coolidge at the Cleveland convention. In out er words the President haa made a trade in which he places hia own nomination above that of the public service. So it ia asked in all serious ness here by honest Republicans how can it be expected that the President who has inherited this house ef scan dals from the Harding administration to be tainted with a monstrous office brokerage scandal, how can it be ex pected that he will clean house. brrea A. hite Sale! This is our first White Sale, and we have been buying and planning for months to make this one of the greatest merchandising events in the history of our Store. Sale Starts Friday, February 1st, Closes Feb. 10th In spite of the fact that cotton is 35c per pound, we are giving you values in aU our cotton piece goods, below what it would cost to manufacture them at the high prices of cotton today. Below are only a few prices of the many big bargains we have for you in White Goods, Ging hams, Sheetings, Chambrays, Draperies and Curtain Goods, Table Damask, Suiting, Towels, Napkins, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, etc. One lot Apron ginghams 15c value, Sale price 5 Yds. to the customer. 10c One lot Ladies' Handker chiefs while they last, 2 for 5c One table of silk, $2.00 values, Taffeta and Messalines (11 PA D.ciV Sale price One lot printed Voiles, while it lasts, Sale price 10c One piece of genuine 12 Silk Pongee, $1.35 value Sale price mumnie 98c One big lot of Ladies' Silk Hose, large range of colors, QQ $1.60 values, Sale price . . UOK One big lot Curtain Goods, flow ered, white and cream III, 1UV Sale price One big lot of 25c and 80c ginghami, Sale price 19c One iot fcptton pongee, OK a 86-Iil, Sale price AOm, One lot 86-in. Bleaching Sale price One lot Cotton Crepe,: 80c OP-aA value. Sale price ........ swtl V, Remember this sale lasts only 10 dart. Te buy bow aseutfl great, savings. Come earij and get pleat of the bargains, f DRESSES AND COATS All our ladies' winter coats and dresses reduced to cost. We have a large assortment of Gingham dresses for children, misses and ladies bought spec ially for this sale at very attrac tive prices. We also have a large assortment of boys' wash suits, rompers, etc See our new Spring Dresses and Coats. SHOES! SHOES! Now is your opportunity to lay in a supply of Shoes at half price. These are all new and up-to-date styles of broken lots at prices that will mean a great saving to you. Mavis Talcum Powder Sale; Price 19c One lot of Men's Socks, black, brown and navy Q Sale price JC One lot of Ladies' Hose rj Sale price f C One lot of Ladies Hose, black, and cordovan i Sale price -LaC One lot of Sheets, 72x90, bleached, Sale price . . . . 89c One lot of huck Towels Sale price 2 for 25c Tobacco Canvas, Good Grade 6c Table damask running in price 48c 10 85c 15c MADRAS SHIRTINGS 86-in. Madras, striped, a good grade, Sale price . 86-in. Madras, all good patterns, Sale price . . Li vjj.i ' ill .Asheboro, (ITiePhcetokelSameC Vs' One lot of highly mercerized table napkins, Sale price each Suitings running QQ to QQ in price from . . . OOC ' tO This includes a large range of patterns in plain and plaids. 23c 39 c 86-in. Silk striped Madras Atr Sale price QuC 1 t -North Carolina t t x s .1-A
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