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i t - trws rr.oM UEi.rrrT sxy. A. U LL'CAS MILL TRAVEL AIUUXU--SOCUL KWS at w early date for a visit to tha'old Palestine wtn he the enrmm- Kfer Dotrit of his tnvc& iting relative I Salisbury., The ettha Baptist Chuck have tust tlaaad a weea-of -ereyer, U (Mr iLaaioaarr. Society. . -.Cade the uipkM of the Epworth League, quit a aeeessful Leap Ymt party wa irea at the school build ing last Friday eight vis--Th well as the -aUac Many thrifty house owners have finished the walls of their cottages and bungalows quickly, economically and durably with Bird's Nepcnset Board. It may also be used to 1. Divide large rooms. 2. Refinish old walls. 3. Cover broken ceilings. 4. Cover walls of basements and garages. 5. Make backgrounds for store show windows. Bird's Neponset Board has a cream-white finish that does not need painting, although you may paint it any color you wish. Neponset Board is made by Bird & Son, inc. (Est. 1795), manufacturers of Neponset Twin Shingles, Bird's Shingle Design Roll Roofing, Paroid Roofing and Neponset Black Building Paper. There's a Bird product for every sort of building. We are headquarters for Bird's wall board, roofings and building papers. ASHEBORO WHEELBARROW CO. V Asheboro, N. C. folk tad a joyous tio La tl , their econa. Game and col:-.- s and refreshment made the eveig pass very pieaiantly for alL" - The Ladies'- Aid Society, ef the M. C church will have m caUr meeting Tuesday efteraoon-Mra. Underwood, A. new f.rttt is being opened epy Jr. Caveneta', extendi ng from Souvi lim, U C F. Daru flora. A! ready two. lot have beta purchased by UrsJ L. 1 ftirhirrlion. and D. R. The Lakes' Aid .'Society o,, he! Mr. Fred Kfllip,,ef Aaheboro,was gcUiudist ih'stsafat . cburth . mi business, visitor m town .neetTueeday.afUrnOoa.-M for their rerular meetiac. The Parent-Teacher association will meet at the school building at S p. Wednesday, March- IX. oa Route L February .28 a daughter. , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burroughs, ef Imitm Milln. end Mr. Thadeua Ferrea ! and son, Theddeusv Jr, of Staley, Hiss Bessie Butler spent this week- visitors at i. P. Boroughs' Sun day. .. : .. .; Mr. Harris Burkhead, of Asheboro. was a business visitor in town Friday. Mr. Colon Davi 'spent. a few days in Greensboro last week ' ; Mr. Cephas Cain, and Miss Mary Bulla were guests of friends and rel atives in Asheboro Saturday. ' Mr. and Mrs. .Claud Craven, of end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Butler. She is attending Guilford College. Mrs. Vance York entertained the Thursday afternoon book club . this week with a full attendance of mem bers and several vsitors present. Lovely hycianths and daffodilk gave the affair a welcome of spring - In .L. i:..4 u! vv j vl . Erect, visited nis brother. Air. J. . is. hand-shake. After the roll call and.Crsven, Sunday. v ? muiutes of last meeting the business' Messrs. Dennis Richardson and of last AwJ ..LP nadrdtrthrtnt; Willie Marley, of Cedar Falls, spent was transacted beginning with etee-' a few hours in Coleridge last week. tion of officers for the new year, as Mr, wuuain caveoess. oi venwai Mr Mrg G. Df Tlonroe and follows; Mrs. Troy smitn, rres went; rails, spent oaiuroay ' "J"1 ; sons, Joseph and Charles, of Lilling Mrs. Paul McPherson, Vice-President; .with his brother, P, B, Cavenesa. i ton were mesta of Mr and Mrs. J Mrs. Hubert Smith, Secretary; Mrs. Mr. C. F. Davis has opened a TmS k. W T 1- T XT kAAba 1 Miain a rtlTif" of Hi a ta in ACT 4m f UCUaVf 1. ICOfiUi V new kAvan , ncuuv jwaaa mw w w v u were then voted upon and after the ' Coleridge. business of the club was finished, Misses Callie and Bonnie Davis Mrs. York assisted by her daughter, have returned home after a few Miss Mary, served to the guests a weeks visit with relatives and friends delizhtful salad course. I at Bennett. While coffee and mints were being enjoyed the club was pleasantly en tertained with a description of travels and pictures taken in South American waters, etc.. sent Dy Mrs. lorie s son. Brower, for this occasion. The de- scription was very entertaining as well as instructive. The especially . invited guests by Mrs. York were: Mrs. Roy Reitzel, Mrs. Underwood, Mrs. Guy Reitzel, Miss Helen Bostick, Miss Alcorn and Miss Elizabeth Pickett. After sDendine the time very hap pily the club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Troy Smith at tne next regular meeting in April. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Lutheran church will hold its an nual week of prayer in that church beginning March 17th. j llrs. F.. 11 C. ...i is : . . Kr. Fraik D!, ate Lu Ld tn- i-va, 1). C. t-ca (iti u era akieralle experienca in farmirg, will X ?xf "r ao- fcav an opportunity to show M'mrtmw' 4 -friends better than aver before his I xiii i,. Biajtbsji." bo Is si ap ta data farming Methods as MaQ-,der,t at. Lion CoUege, spent the week- ager of Mr. Mitchell's farm ia Con-m oma, naving as aer roeaxs wealthy-New Yorker, who has had, for several years, lease of Mr. rrank Cameron's farm in Concord township foe hunting purposes. After a new least was obtained a few months ago, Mr. Mitchell decided that ha would purchase the same. : He and : Mr. Cameron agreed on a price, so Mr. Mitchell bought it Mr. W. C. Grimes, Uurhaa, aid Maads Graham. aUsj DUly Ykkery oX Climax,' was the guest f Miss XimJa pgett Sunday. it ..fjiii-' : Mr. Houston Elliott and family, of Asheboro, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Reams Sunday. i Bora to Mr: . and Mrs. Paul W. Wager, of TroyrN. Y, to High Point Hospital on March Ith," a dspghter. "Mra-Wawr has spent the winter rith la reaonts i mn v a liw. . X7 who has heretofore been In charge of i f ,fff -Li- -. 7 the lodge and the ; kennels of j Mr. Mitchell will remain in the- same ca pacity while Mr. v Delk , will charge of the farm interest. " WHY OT ITEMS FOUR YEAR OLD BOY RESCUES companion; the A marriave of interest to Farmer nd New Hone sections oc- have'eurred on Tuesday of last week; when Mrs. Annie n.earns, 'xi Aaneooro Route' 8, became the bride of Lv M. Cranford, of New Hope. r- Little' ,'1 t .. .. . Eageae Parsons of Star Injured In Automobile Accwent Eugen 'Parsons, son .of Postmaster. Asa Parsons, was knock ed down by an automobile while cross ing the tracks of the Norfolk South ern just north of town, last week. The car came behind a string of oth er cars, caught the child on the fen- Mrs. M. Rinsr received a telegram Monday that her father, Mr. Frank Marrion, had been, stricken with par alysis, i U': "i. o.. j 4 t ,!fv. m. rder and threw him auite a distance. and Mrs. F. G. Cox. ' He j suffered fractured collar bone Mr. F. R. Auman, of High Point, Und severebruises around the face i. a.i i vr ImnA nivV hnt nothinir aeriaua. spew, uw wec-jiu wiui hi ucnuiin , " ' - ? Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Auman. Little Miss Susan Cagle, of Greens boro, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. j A. Cagle and Mrs. Poole. , Mr. Lonie Cole has purchased the Vuncannon place of Mr. Auman and will move there soon. . Mr. and Mrs. Cled Boone have Slack Island, have baby According to wfprmation from Ra- leiirh there is no likelihood of a Last week little Dickie Rag an, three year old son of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Ragan, of Laurinburg, was play ing with a four-year-old- companion, John Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shaw. Dickie fell in a manhole which had been left open for some time and was full of water. It is said this was the only way of drainage at that moved to this section. place. The presence of mind of the Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shaw child saved Dickie from prob- purchased 400 Rhode able death as no one else came by to chicks. assist him. John Shaw caught hold Mr. T. W. Lawrence raised a pump- of a nearby tree with one hand and yn m Randolph in 1922, and had it the distressed child with his other and cooked in Moore county in 1924. Who pulled him to safety. Many people of can beat that for keeping. pumpkins? the town think John Shaw should Master Fred J. Cox, Jr., is spend ing the week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stuart. a reward. The hero is the nephew of , Mr. D. R. Graves has recently had Mrs. W. V. Hammond oi Asneooro. a Delco Light plant installed. Mr. James Auman, of the navy, was FILLING STATION TO a visitor in this section Saturday. OPEN IN APRIL There was a car wreck near here i Sunday. The driver lost control of The Texaco Filline Station on the. the machine going down hilL The corner of Salisbury and Fayetteville : car belonged to Jimmy Leach, was streets is nearing completion, and is a roadster, and had four boys in it. Miss Laurietta Smith and friends j have a Carnegie medal ior ms act ana spent this week-end here with her indeed, it would seem mat ne reserves mother, Mrs. Alice Smith. Miss Smith has been away teaching and her many friends are glad to welcome her home again. NO SPECIAL SESSION UNTIL THE SUMMER to be a most attractive looking place unpcinl RPRsinn of the legislature un- as well as sDlendidly located on High til after , the primary. Regardless of j way No. 75 from Raleigh. Two Ashe the nature of the ship and water boro men, James Burns and Joe T. transporation commissions report, Lewallen will have charge and oper Governor Morrison will not call a ate this station. They expect to open special session until the summer. i for business about the first of April. No one was seriously hurt. There are scrub fertilizers just as there are scrub cattle and the only ad vantage is a cheap purchase pnee, agronomy workers of the State Col lege. , , Jlfitr every trital A pleasant and agreeable aweet and n 1-a-a-t-l-n-o benefit well. Good lor teeth, breath .and digestion. Makes tne next clo taste better I M W V "l a VA sr-, i SMAL L FA FOR SAIJE KjfUjL wiiu miwi- v AUGTIOIs m m m m m mmm m m m m m m m mm m m mtm m m mmw -m. m m mm m mm ' m m .m. Will Vilil ILO OLOQ U ii O JLT JiO LERIDGE, N. . XT JLL AT CO The farm formerly known as the Wm. Caviness place has been sub-divided into 12 small farms. Each" of these small farms has good frontage on a highway and is a good buy for either the home swker or investor. You can't afford folniss rthis opportunity to bid and buy some of this good land. One mileonlyifrom Coleridge on the Coleridge-Bennett Highway. : 5 . i., " V jf ':t , ' t. t f :N t ;'. V - . .. r ' . Ddii't-FiSetlffieDate ". n .I v SSturfef Illarclifl S ilit (! ; 7 ''V.' 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