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'THE ASHTEOHO COUMER; ASHEBORO, N. C
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' On Tuesday, March 4, at 1:50 p. nv,
"Ijlrs. Ann F. Kearns was anited in
, xnarrlag' te Mr. L. M. Cranf ord. The
' " ceremony was performed by Rev. O.
' ' P. Routh ml the parsonag in Central
.' Tails, after which the couple motored
to the home of the bride near Farmer,
where three course dinner wa aerv
r ed in th dining room which vu
- $ tastefully decorated; carrying out the
color scheme of yellow and. whit.
. !;Th decorationa were of yellow and
EXTLQSOX IV UTAH MINE
i U .CAt'SESMAJTI DEATHS
Twenty even -miners are known te
be dead and 127 an entombed ia the
Utah Fuel company' lain near Cas
tle Gate, Utah. 'Rescuer who hare
attempted to remove the mem' from
the mine brought the aad im to
Franklinville News
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ORIGIN OF SCANDAL"""
Mr, Edward G. Lovary, who ia ia
k aanaa 9 tR wrnwA a vwTiHm
dolph MbTO wW g nm
minnow and also York' pond . on .iwu , tlBer" magaxine: ;
Bush creek, It I hoped" that the l s Im J9J Chariea IHughea, who
other cotton mflla on Deep river will had been th notably Boceeasful "re-
th waiting hundred f wivea, molh- j have minnow pot in their ponds, so jforav Governor" of New York, was
era and sweetheart th doomed1 that In a few yearther : will
men who vera clustered around the Plenty of nsh. -. j.'
entrance of th shaft awaiting ' news,
tnat at least twenty-seven 01 tne
miners were already dead and that
wMt crepe paper and daffodils with Pfrit)ly this many mor would soon
? ferns.' -C-Vt ' V Peri tbp
be ' MmuHl ta mnM forward from Ota
y I Supreme Court - and mak tha ne
Victor Council N&228 Jr. O. TJ. A. for President, - His eminent resoecta-
M. ha changed- the meeting ""night bility was desired as an asset. Bat ha,
from the first Saturday, night to the too, was defeated by ' Wilaon. . Then
first Monday night. 'The - meeting began at one a systematic effort to
night now are first and third Monday : recover th lost ground. WQ1 Eayea
fallen b-l night of each month.
J was mad chairman of the Republican
M Bom, March 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. 1 National Committa. , He mad such)
Th- nests were. Mr. and Mr. J.l ways were bioctea wun
' t v j A Ham - IT- MM..! atrnetiana. "sv . v
I Mri;.nSnon7of Aheboro 1 Seven mutinateJ bodies have been J. F. MeCorquodal, a litti girt, Ja a thorough Job ci discrediting Wilson
Mr and Mrs KearasVf Ran- removed from th mines and th res- nita. it and th Wilson Administration that
I &SiSiib. and SEpyel fjrat said that at least twenty move Messrs. J t Bute and H. P. Kacky 1920 it waa bought perfectly aaf.
;" fordToi Klevs Store. bodies could be seen on one of the went to Greensboro' last .Monday t nominate Harding, a eanaervativ, '
V ' Mra. ftanord ia on of Randolnh'a slopes. Fir broke out Sunday after- evening to hear Souse's band. a reactionary, and n adherent of th
r inost indSoS won sndk vera oTin on of th emergency exits! Mrs. M. W. Free ha moved from Old Guard. This confidence was jus
S5il5ln nd tas greatly hindered rescue work.-.T.A. Wrenn'e to Chatham county near! tifie by the great vote Harding re-
VSClrL! I ZZ-jt-tM vw Th exnlosian which caused the death Bennett ? ? : ceived.
tea van una paragrmpa 01 pout,
history because the present scan-!
had its origin in the return to
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Board of County Commissioners " 1n
Randolph county. J-.ijpr f ,
Mr. and Mrs. Cranf ordy will reside
at present at. his country horn' in
New Hope'iownship' v .. c.
Their manir: friend wish for them
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Tom Tarheel 'says somebody set
fire to a patch of woods next to his
farm trying to burn out the boll wee-
entrances weighed 800 pound and State Highway. - .,- . iper 0f n element in our national
was blown across the canyon, a dis-1 a numDer oi people anenaea we;pouucs tnat naa Deen twice reouKea
tance of one-half mile, Timbers and sale of property at the residence ' of j and rejected by its own party asso
other' heavy obstructions were scat- the late T. A. Slack, Saturday even-: dates.
tered for miles around the nine, .Bed ing. , ; -xfrx l u wrecKea Mr. iait s Aaministra-
Cross and other organizations are Mr. A. F. Jordan has accepted j a, tion. Now the same element is re
giving all help possible. The rescue position as plumber with !Mitchel' sponsible for the present mess and
work will begin as soon' as the pas-'.Bros. Greensboro and left Monday for i the cloud of foul black whispered talk
sage-ways can be cleared,. High Point. ' ;-': v Jat Washington.
. f - Mrs. Nan Cox; of Greensboro, .'is "It is time for a thorough house
Club women of Richmond County 'mAndinr this week with her friends cleaning. A clean administration in
sold products to -the' amount' of' and relatives at Franklinville. -
the public interest must be our ans-
viL All he succeeded in doing was to ! 1659.64 on the four Saturdays during j w.'A. Martin and son, James, and! wer to the disclosures that have been
kill a lot oi young growth and injure which the curb marKet war conauctea
some1 of 'the fine oldrees. The wee- in February, reports Mrs.' Anna, Lea
vil Wasn't hurt. " J Harris, home agents - i
H. B. Buie went to Troy last Friday, j made. These shabby, furativ figures
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We have just unloaded two ears of EXTRA CLEAR
;iRED CEDAR SHINGLES and are to serve you at $6.25
per thousand at our warehouse. Also, we have Galvaniz-i
ed Metal and other; Roofings. Let us supply you.
' rr , ;i f LEONARD WARD, Manager ,i
WORTHVILLE,
NORTH CAROLINA,
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Go slow with the man who rushes in after
a few minutes conversation and thrusts
a certificate into your hand saying
Here's the investment you want".
He may be sincere but that's not the
way for you to use the money it may have
taken you years to accumulate. Take
your timetudy every proposition from
every angle rand make certain that your
money will be safe.
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Alamance Rrst Mo 6 Per
Cent Gold Bonds
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fulfill every requirement for a safe and
' ! satisfactory investment Thire is no
(chance of a loss for every bond is backed
: by a mortgage on prpperty and pays the
V high yield of 6 per cent interest There is
)J no safer investment., t ,
VThesq tbhds may , be had in denomina-
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. '' ; 4 'Capital and Surplus $O50,CC0.00,. a
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W. J. Moffitt has bouirht the W,
R. Cox nronerty on Allred street and
has moved from G. H. Black's 'farm
to this place.
J. H. Shaw has moved his family
to his farm near Pleasant Cross.
Mrs. Herbert Caviness, fit Greens
boro, spent last week-end with her
mother.' Mrs. W. H. Tippett.
Mr. H. H. Gordon, of Troy,
in our national household nave
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Mrs. Bulla of Randleman Entertains
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laSIr Wft All blLO UlVCICa, Ui
River Power and Light Co.
! Mrs. L. F. Fentriss, Mrs. Anna Fox,
and son, Hubert, "went to Greensboro
one day last week!
V Some of our people went to Pleas
ant Ridge Sunday evening to hear
Miss Flora Davis, superintendent of
primary work State S. S. association.
Mr.' Joe Eimery is on the sick list
this week, '.
Mr. and : Mrs. f. C. Archer and Mr.
and Mrs Lacy B. Melvin, of, Greens
borok visited m town Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. A. N. Bulla delightfully en
tertained the Service Workers, Feb
ruary fourth, in honor 'of Mrs. T. C.
Story and her mother, Mrs. Merrel.
was Many . game) were played including
rook, checkers, dominoes, fox and
goose, Morris and croconole. After
which the hostess assisted by Mrs.
C. K. Slack served refreshments con
sisting of chicken salad, baked apples
and whipped cream, coffee and toast
ed marshmallows. The society pre
sented a set of beautiful hand-embroidered
doilies to Mrs. Story, and'
a set of hand-painted candle sticks
and candles to Mrs. Merrel. Every
one voted it a most enjoyable evening.
The members, present were Mrs.
Story, Mrs. Merrel, Mrs. C. K. Slack,
Mrs. J. A. ivy, Mrs. jn. in. Meivm,
Mrs. Boone. Mrs. J. E, Davis, Mrs.
iff Jsafs .-&rft sacs arjyfeqK. s
some fine fish those spring like days
I Messrs. A. W. Tippett, of Revolu-
. tion, and Joe Tippett, of Gulf, were
; visitors, here Saturday.
I ' Mrs. 'Sherman Cox and family and
iJoe Tippett, of Gulf, were Visitors
here Saturday. . . :
! - Mrs, Sherman Cox and faniHjnd
R. L. Tippett, of Greensboro.-sjyjpt
Sutrday here with relatives. '
( Mr. Clarence Grimes and family,
of High Point, were the guests of
,W. A. Grimes Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Patterson, of
High Point, and Fred Patterson, of
Charlotte, were the gueats of Mr. and
Mrs. George Patterson last aunoay
Mr. and Mrs. T,
Conner. Mrs. A. N. Bulla, Mrs. B. B. .
Beasley, Mrs. Belle Smith, Mrs. L.
D. Cranf ord, Mrs. J. H. Howell, and
Mrs. S. E. Holland.
Mr. Story and family are leaving
for ,,Three Rivers, Massachusetts,
Where Mr. Story has accepted a po
sition with the Three Rivers Mills as
superintendent. , . ;
UNUSUAL LAW SUIT' '
and son, Eugene, spent Sunday with
Mr! and Mrs. R. D. Garrison.
Miss Sula Patterson returned to
Moncure high school Sunday, after
spending a week at her home here.
Misses Eunice Banks, Mattie Hall
and Messrs. Hugh McCain and W. C.
Grose attended a show in Greensboro
Saturday evening.
One of the strangest and most
i unusual law-suits brought into this
'section of the state is a suit brought
jby J. F. Doggett of Guilford county
Herman Garrison 'against T. J. Finch of Randolph
county who own a 77 acre farm in
Davidson county adjoining Doggett's
farm. Doggett alleges that rubbish
left from trees on Finch's farm in
Davidson county clogged up a small
stream that drained Doggett's farm
in Guilford county and allegedly dara-
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Mis Mary Sherwood spent the &ea corn ana grass crops oi ii,
Week-end at her home in Randleman. 1922 and 1923. Mr. Doggett has
Clyde Jones and Joe Fox, of the Started suit for $1,000 damages in
Uiiiversity of N. C., were the guest Guilford Buperior court and is asking
of their parents last Sunday. " 5 . , ..
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Horner and. for a mandatory injunction compell-
children. of Greensboro,, were the, In or Mr. Finch to clear out the Uttie
guest of Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Hurley stream. According to the complaint
last Sunday. ' .tream rave rood drainaire un
until some of the Finch trees were
cut Limbs, scraps, chips and so on
are alleged to have clogged the water
way and then Finch built bridge
was
-.'Dr. A. C. Newcomb, Jr.,
visitor in Durham Sunday.
Hebron Curtis, of Greensboro, w
th guest of his parents Sunday.
Miss Hattie Hall spent Sunday in
Yt a 1 ttU
k MrTlonrNoaC Mlss Minnie Lut- that caved In and added to the pro-
tenon ana nr. maon, oi Duriiiigwn,
the ruests of Mrs. Annie B,
were
ox Sunday..
Messrs. Dave Jordan, of Richmond,
and L. B. Jackson, of Greensboro,
BIRTHDAY DINNER
On Sunday, March the 2nd, a num-
l o u. .-n. un ounaay.
" of friends and relatives assembled
at the home oi Mr. U a. uraoy at
r i ay uic iiuifiQ ,vi a.a
. rowi Erect and celebrated his 82rW birth-
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I mr. orauy is un uiu suiuier. auuui
JO o'clock the table was spread with
,Nan Feme.
Miss tSlennle and Bonnie
of Greensboro, were the gt
' There will be a musical entertain-1.
menvat the school auauonum nexx tU nAt f stables which were
Tuesday nighMarch 14, produc b nt
br .Venter . Cranf ords , musicians: - tt.7. .
ti.i m . . rri mer.Brady. Carr Brady and Tom
adults, 85c.;fThirty-flT per eentof , LowdeAnilk. of Seaerov Route It
tt proceeds wui go w m w M!,nd u- Emmer Cox, - Mr. CaUie , ,
t nw. ana rm. x.imer . ojac.-w SMaM Ul,u,
Pnth Car. Marv Car.
High Point sprat Sirdar and Bun- ridna7; Brower, and ' Mr.. ' Clayton
lii l hHVwi rf1fB-a 8MM' rf Coleridge. ' W wish-tor
BAturdav 'evenlnir. befinnlnr af ;30.
Important bualna 'to be tranaacted
and vry member that can iareaneatr
d to attend, t . . y I" r
RV Thurmad Burge. Of KouU
t Ramsenr, preached at th Bolinea
thureh 6unday vnlnf at t 0,
pnach!nf on of hi b nnon,
h . m. rt. . . . . t t M J I
Mr. i. oieea ui laauiy.
niirh Pojnt, spent Bun
wnn Teiacnrea.1", u n
Mr. R.'.R.. 'Crime ji
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DIDNT WASTE ilONEY.ON TOOH
. nil recenti I esmaalgn, agalnif
wastefulness in-satin did. not affect J
m much as I havant bees abl to eat' :
cl anything but toast and Ua .for 'th
. JCven ,inat would
eao m distre,' My
down (;t.w eighty-four-
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i zanuiyr-ez anytning au 10a
iJayeTenlog past Qv yay;j.
I ' ! . at (a and
4 family, f .weight was ; do
A,i,n Wm in iw finnda . . 1 1 noun da and 4 eemDlaxkra ) muddy. ;
' ' Misarii Lena tlrimps and Katherme I had frequent pain in ih i region of '
Pule, of GrMnabor 8UU Coll eg for my appendix. I am giao i aia not
Women; vUltednsUtim here Sunday. Hstn to an .operation,, a Mayr
r It was ralte a vnrprin to Mr. and, Wonderful Remedy bas mad ;imf
Mrs. C M. Allred". Franklinville Rout woman at tn." It is slmpU, harm-
1, bwt Kunday morning mhm f rien'U , low preparation thatj remove 0 C-v
and n itiY earn to np uiem cciii-iiarrnai .mucus irom wi, jniKinai'
brnU lhlr blrtMav. afar than sixty tract end allay-. the . inflammation
ppopl werrpremmt."" A table about whkh eauses practically all iUmach, ' d
tnirty ie long acroa wr ironi .uvr -an imnun. nurani, mciuw
foreh was n ertrted and ' loadod ing appendicitis. On dowi wiH . eon'
town with tli lKt ef eaUblPC Al- viim" or monr monow. ..- -
Fof Sale by Standard DrugComptay
and drgyf Uts .vrywbr.y f '; J
rre!lnt CoolMee OrJrd an to
Crrnaa of Ivelv rent a buRhl In th
tir.,'f on wheat March seventh,, ;
t-r fw hort tsika and prayr l"d
by C. E. !"tion, all ste to V -'r
hrnrt's fnntTf. in tha afUrnoon t:.
t'mi fir a v !..' i r; "it In ulnginK.
l.virjroi. iri,'-l to enj'iy the oo-rn-lon.
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THIS SPRING'S COAT STYLES
ARE DIFFERENT
Spring offers Coats of infinite
variety never so handsome
for semi-formal wear, or so trim
and dashing for sports and
travel use.
OUR EARLY SPRING SHOWINGS ARE
NOW AT THEIR BEST
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GARMENTS OF EXCLUSIVE CHARAC
TER IN DISPLAY THAT IS TRULY
WONDERFUL
Suits, Coats, Capes, Street Dresses,
Afternoon Dresses, Dinner Dresses,
Sport Apparel, Skirts, Sweaters, etc.
FROCKS FOR OCCASIONS
SPRINGTIME BRINGS
A new season new modes a .
new social ' calendar. In this
shoeing there is a type of dress
to meet eteiy occasion
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