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THE ASHEBORO COURIER, ASHEBORO, N. (V
Thursday, June 5, If 24
A GIRL'S WILD OATS
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joke in the world.
i- .11 , , . . , Her laugh is the gayest of any at
It ! all dmmm to say that glrU the picnic, and when one of the boys,
"7 wwdd M LdthU J I suggests a game of forfeiu, ah
OBI reap them, too, with many bit- ! things the idea great fun and throw
mt aad vain rerreta. Of course it ; k.i .k. .j .i
as an deligbtful while it last but
tli sowing time ia soon over.
It mast be remembered that a girl's
cmpiauons ao not ue in the direction I
f poker or high balls. They are, i
rrertneiess, real in their own way.
At first, she sees no earthly reason
whyTom should not hold her hand,
eg Dick kiss her just for fun. When
Harry slips his arm around her waist
when the picnic snapshot is being
she thinks it is the greatest
A little later, the takes a stroll
with Jack and attempts a tiny whiff
it's only the Jones riris. and who' Ht kisses every rirl be can.
cares what they think anyhow t ' pays her a sigh or two, until he sees
Later she goes .out for a walk with photograph in Tom's den, where
Fred, and doesn't take any pains to Harry and Jennie figured in the picaie
think how late it is. When they final- Puf wiui nirjr ia
ly get back to the pknk things are
all packed and the
. waiting for them.
others are all
The other girls
4 . J W k. 1. A. it I I . 4.
from his cigarette. "I never uke a TV mucn DUl "e K1
dare," she explains to Will, who In
comes up at that moment Will is The years slip past, and, somehow
about to reply when they see a couple other girls get engaged, but she ia
of girls standing near. Who would , left out Tom says she is a jolly
have ever thought they could havw little girl; he remembers how he
come up so quietly ? Then she says u&ed to hold her hand, but he is glad
to wins 01 nis own specra gin
her.
ameftusrha.lsA A-g afowd rdordd
The photograph cools his ardor.
He knows the sort of chap Harry is.
He wouldn't be hanging around his
sisters.
And Will? Will, too, has sighed
after vivacity and camaradine; but
he has a horror of the modern girl,
and remembers the picture of the
cigarette that time with Jack in the
woods. So Will falls in love with
VOTE FOR PETERSON
Peterson Is the logical man for
commissioner of labor and printing
He is generally conceded to be the
stroag man Jn the race. The east
is supporting him handsomely, while
the central counties are not far ' be
hind. . From New Ben to Charlotte
a large majority of (he people seen,
including most of the more prominent
men ia SO counties are for Peterson.
Even in Charlotte the majority of the
bar have given him their personal as
surance of support, as did most of the
other people seen in that city. Vote
a great many things she doesn't mean, i uuna 01 ms own speoa gin up PolIy who hasnt one tenth of Jessie's! for Peterson-and help save him the
and remarks, "cats" ouite loud state, as being a bit more standoffish, M ' K .k. t... . -i, ki.k1 A . -vi.i.
----- a arts iistv p ew w v uv sasses est i 4 va viwu
enough for them to hear. After all I Dick, still kisses her occasionally. mg. Of course she meets other men.
but somehow, she is unpopular with
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the girls, "old cats," she calls them.
And things dont look bright.
She is reaping her wild oats; she
doesn't realise it; she calls it hard
luck and does not see that it is her
own making.
Here is just the difference between
a boy's crop of wild oats and a girl's:
When a boy has sown his crop, he is
pretty" sure to find some woman who
will help him to reap them help him
with her sympathy, and tears, if need
bof But when a girl sows her wild
oats she reaps them alone. Selecte-ed.
expense of a second campaign, which
a man who has given xl years of his
life to teaching when the schools were
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE ISSUANCE OF $9,000 OF
RANDLEMAN BRIDGE BONDS,
AND PROVIDING FOR THE
PAYMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL
THEREOF AND THE INTEREST
THEREON.
I WHEREAS, The North Carolina
State Highway Commission has or
dered and contracted for the con
struction of a concrete bridge across
Deep River on Highway No. 70, in
the City of Randleman, N. C. which
constitutes one of the highways of
travel through and in the City, and
said bridge will constitute a part of
Main Street and be a municipal im
provement; and whereas, it has been
and is t considered imperative that
walk-ways for pedestraing should be
' constructed with and as a part of said
bridge, and are absolutely necessary
for the safety and convenience of the
inhabitants of the City and will con
stitute an essentfal part of said hign
way; and whereas, the said State
Highway Commission has agreed to
(provide for the construction of such
bridge walk-ways of reinforced con
i crete upon condition that the said
'; City of Randleman pay the additional
'. nf rmctmntimr RSiid walk-wavs.
IVVUlf o " 1 I
over and above the cost of construct-
impoverished, can hardly afford. He
will appreciate your support and try
to prove worthy of it
i (Political Advertising.)
FRANK CAMERON
Denton, N. C.
Among the substantial citizens of
Denton is Frank Cameron. He was
born and reared in the Piney Grove
section and lived on his farm in that
community until some nine years
ago, when he bought property in
Denton and moved with his family
to that place, where they now live.
Since casting his lot among the Den
ton ioik ne has been active in every
thing pertaining to the growth and
development of that place, contri
buting to the support of the school
and churches and other public in
terests of the community. Since be
coming a citizen of Davidson, he
was called upon the hold the respon
sible position of county commission
er. He is filling the place with
credit to himself and satisfaction to
the public in general. Messrs. Cam
eron, Stokes and Smith, the present
board of county commissioners, are
handling the affairs of the county
in a way that is meeting the ap
proval of the people. Thomasville
Times.
Procrastination
is the Thief
of Time
Perhaps you have no iur
phis money at the present
time that you want to
place on a bank account.
But you expect to have a
surplus at some - future
time, at "harvest time?
perhaps, whatever it may
be that you expect to
harvest
This is the time to make
your provision for old age.
Decide now that a definite
portion of your income
shall be laid aside every
year, and then when old
age comes you will be pro
vided for.
Our savings department
pays 4 per cent interest,
compounded Quarterly.
Make your plans now, and
open a savings account
with thjs bank. Make
provision for the rainy
day that comes to every
one.
Begin to save NOW
Bank of
Franklinville
E. B. MOSS, Cashier
FRANKLINVILLE, N. C
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INTERESTING TO U. D. C
AND VETERANS
ways, and upon tne iurtner conaiuon
i that the City install and operate
electric light standards and lights so
I as to illuminate said bridge and walk
'ways, all of which is to be done ac
: cording to the plans and specifications
of said State Mignway commission,
and approved by it; to which the City
has agreed and promised to perform
on its part; and made arrangements
with the State Highway Commission
'accordingly:
Now, Therefore, Be it resolved by
I the Board of aldermen of the City of
I Randleman:
' Section 1. That the City of Ran
faieman, pursuant to The Municipal
i Finance Act," 1921, and pursuant to
the provisions of Chapter 2, of the
'Public Laws of North Carolina, Ses
sion 1921, as amended by the General
'Assembly of North Carolina, at its
, regular session in the year 1923, and
other pertinent statutes, issue its
WmAa for the Duroose of paying the
'cost of constructing walk-ways along
.and as a part of the bridge across
TVen River, on Highway No. 70, i
the City of Randleman, in accordance
.with the order of the State Highway
Commission and according to the
' plans and specification prepared by
; t.v TCniriTieerg of said Hisrhway Com-
i mission, the cost whereof is estimated
' mt Nine Thousand dollars.
! Section 2. The maximum aggregate
I principal amount of the issue is Nine
Thousand Dollars.
I Section 3. That a tax sufficient to I
pay the principal and interest of the
.bonds shall be annually levied and
collected.
Section 4. That statement of the
;debt of the municipality has been filed
with the Clerk, pursuant to the afore
said statutes, and is open to public
' inspection.
' Section 6. The assessed valuation of
! the property as last fixed for munici
pal taxation is $1,257,885.
Section 6. The amount of the net
debt of the municipality outstanding,
authorized and to be authorized, as
shown by the aforesaid statement, in
cluding this issue, is $63,600.
Section 7. It is hereby determined
and declared that the probable life of
the Improvement for which said bonds
iMtAht issued Is forty years. eom-
putedTrom the 1st day of June,' 1925,
. Section . xnai saia improveuk
are hereby determined sad - declared
to be a necessary sad proper expense
of the municipality.
Section 9. this ordinance shall b
published once in each of two sue
eessivs weeks following its final pas
sage,' in The Courier, weekly news
Mmr imhUahed st Asbeboro, N. Ch
in the asms County as Randleman.
and circulating la the said , City of
Ramfl roan, there being do aewspaptf
published ia said City. , ' v.
. furtion in.. , This ordinance shall
take effect thirty days altar its first
-publication .unless- ia the meantime a
i Mtitimt tat Its submission to the o-
j (. ta AU4 ndar The Municipal FU
nance Art, 1921 and ia such event it
. ' shall take effect vbra approver vj
the voters of the municipality si an
' slection as provide! ia said Act. ' -
- The Toregoing ordinance was paaa-
i A an tha ind da of JunS. 1924. and
. was first published on the 6th day of
''Jons, 1924. TAy action or proceed'
, . mg Qoajtloaint the validity f this
- . ordinance must do eommenceo. wiuun
"thirty days of Its f rrt publication.
' ft f t.U-r1- m ... I . -Clerk.
The following little poem appear
ing in a recent edition of the News
and Observer-and written hy a Gas
tonia resident is of interest to all
members of the Daughters of the Con
federacy, and to surviving Veterans,
and especially to those who experienc
ed the battle themselves and the rel
atives of those who fell in that bat
tle.
Gettysburg Day
When e'er the tale of Gettysburg
is told with loyal pnde.
Before our eyes there pass long lines
ur grey-clad men who died
Of men who sleep at Gettysburg
Ihrough long years, side by side.
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Above the fields of Gettysburg
bay skylarks wheel and fly.
And deep amid the spring flowers '
The cricket's murmured sigh-
Stirs the deep calm of Gettysburg
Where brave men marched to "die.
Today we plan for Gettysburg
A shaft of living stone
So that those men whom glory blessed
Shall no more keep alone
North Carolina's vigil there
When she should guard her own.
Then, think you not, at Gettysburg,
Each muted breeze that blows,
Will whisper to the sleepers there
wrapped in their calm repose.
That o'er their heads at Gettysburg
rias blossomed memory's rose.
Zoe Kincald Brockman.
Gastonia, N. C.
W.J.FRANK
Denton, N. C.
In Cambridge, Mass.,' under the
spreading chestnut tree, stood the
shop of the "Village ' Blacksmith,"
the muscles of whose brawny arms
were strong as. iron bands. Each
morning he saw some task begin,
each evening saw it close, something
attempted, something" done, had
earned a night's epoee. Longfel
low made this man 'immortal In his
book of poems, this special poem
being known as "The Village Black
smith." No less faithful in his work
is Jeff Frank, who for the past fif
teen years has swung his hammer
early and late, keeping the bellows
roaring and the anvil ringing. He
is a decided benefactor to his com
munity and is making an honest liv
ing by the sweat of his brow. All
honor to men of this kind. They are
the land marks of industry. Thom
asville Times.
Moving Pictures
"THE WAY OF A MAN"
Saturday and Monday 7:30 P. M.
Saturday Afternoon 2:30 P. M.
FRANKLINVILLE COMMUNITY HOUSE
FRAN&XINYILLE, N. C
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Announces
To
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Even the lowly peenst may b 1m-
TDved. finds sns, Chowan CotiUit
farmer who selected his bt bun-hf
'In the feM Us year for ftlsnUng this
sprlaf?. County Afnt N. SL. luiwell
U sl'ling him to establish a breeding
patch ttJs yssr.
7 . ACQUADALE, N. C.
JACKSON SPRINGS, N. C.
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continuing until 'August . 29," !1924, final .
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