THE COURIER
PERSONAL PACrpAPH3
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litti Misses Aroline and Jaunita
James spent sereral days last week
with.Ls UIlM KtMM,
Misses LoWe, Busk . and Wiley
Jones retained jfrom Raleigh Mondsy
when tfcejr aav been visiting their
7rbtaer Wade Jones who U manager
el tha Sir Walter aotel. .. .
Mr. R. M. York, of.IUmseWlloutS
'braocfat to Asheboro, Monday, 20
bushels of rrsen beam for which he
JKrtw I2J0 per basaeL These are
tbm grit anna pewo ia Randolph
that ha ham psl aa the market this
yea in-swcJr a large quantity.
I Th fxtaada. of Miss Myrtle M
Pheesoa honored her with a delight
iUl surprise party last Saturday even-
' Mfci and Mr. Paul Maness and
Evelyn Mane spent Sunday with Mr.
Maneasi brother, L. R. Maness who
resides m Fayetteville.
' Mrs. Ira. Harris and children, of
Jiarlotte, and Mrs. A. A. McCaskill
and family, of Candor, spent last
week with, their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. C Cagle, returning to their home
Sunday.
Mrs. Governor Thomas and little
Harold are visiting relatives in Can
ioc this week.
Mr.. George Teague and wife at
tended memorial sendees at Union
last Sunday.
Mr. S. C. Maness, of Greensboro,
spent last week with his daughter,
Mrs. Paul Maness, of Asheboro.
Mr. Elton H. Stout, of the National
Cash Register Co., of Macon, Ga.,
was the guest of Mrs. C. A. Hayworth
one day last week. Mr. Stout was on
his way to Siler City for a visit to
his mother, Mrs. Rocie Stout
Miss Rose Rush left Monday for
North Augusta, Ga., where she will
nurse for several weeks.
Mr. L C. Moser went to Smithfield
Saturday, returning Monday accon
panied by Mrs. Moser and Thad, who
who visited relatives there for ten
-days.
Mrs. J. E. Brady, of Ramseur, un
derwent an operation at Memorial
hospital last week. She ia improving
satisfactorily.
Mayor W. T. Bryant, of Randleman,
was a business visitor in the city Mon
lay. The Baptist Congregation has call--ed
Rev. IL F. Hall, of Elisabeth city,
and are hopeful that he will accept
the call to the Asheboro pastorate.
Miss Lala Rose is visiting Miss
limit Scoot.1 Miss Rose and her
"mother have been visiting relatives
3n Greensboro since leaving Asheboro.
Mr. Herbert Howard, of Greens
boro, was a business visitor in Ashe
loro Tuesday. While in the city he
.-gave The Courier a pleasant and sub
stantial; visit.
Mrs. H. W. Walker is improving
at Memorial hospital where she has
Ibeen having treatment for the past
, -Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Birkhead and
"Miss Linnie Birkhead went to Chapel
Hill yesterday to attend the com
mencement John Birkhead and Wil--mer
Presnell are members of the
graduating class.
Several Asheboro people attended
the funeral if Mr. Thomas Birkhead
-at Oak Grove Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Meador, of Fayetteville,
Tiaa been the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rush for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Foffitt have
-rented the home of Capt and Mrs.
J. A. Beaver, in North Asheboro. Mr.
and Mrs. Beaver have moved to
.Salisbury this week.
Mr. Alexander Burns, who was a
.-student at the University this past
-winter has returned home for the
summer vacation. .
THE ASHEBORO COURIER, ASHEBORO. N. C.
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Mr and Mr. Joe Heme Urn re
turned to their home ia Lake V,
S. C, after a visit to relatives ia and
around Asheboro. Taey were ac
companied home by Miss Mae Cooper
who win spend part of the sumrrx-r
with them.
C- Thompson, of Greenskore,
and Beatrice Edwards, of SuMwr,
were recently married. Rev. H. F.
Foreman, officating, at the Metho
dist Protestant parsonage.
Miss Hetsey Eons was stricken with
an accute attack of appendicitis while
at the dinner table Ust Sunday. She
had an operation late the same after
noon at the local hospital and is im
proving satisfactorily.
Mr. R. G. Allen, of Kemps Mills,
while in Asheboro yesterday gave The
Courier a pleasant call and had hfe
name put on our subscription list.
mr. Alien says rua wneai crop is
good.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. U. Ka
noy, of Randleman Route 2, June 2nd,
a daughter.
Mr. L. C Elliott arrtUdasgkler
Miss Kosa, or near Farmer, were in
Asheboro shopping Monday.
Miss Zelma Miller left Monday for
Trinity College, Durham, to attend
summer school.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gregory and
little son, W. A., Jr., returned vester
day from a few days visit to relatives
in Koxboro.
Miss Nora Reams, of FSarmer,
passed through Asheboro Monday en
route to Greensboro to attend the
music recital of her daughter, Miss
Clyde Krarns on Tuesday night.
Mrs. Krarns will alRo attend the mar
riage of her niece, Miss Ethel Reams.
Mrs. R. J. Lawrence, of Seagrove,
and Poiifan Foster, of Asheboro. are
numbered among those who have
early brans from their gardens.
Miss Lui Me Morris, who has been a
member of the graded school faculty
at Thomanville, has returned home
for the summer vacation.
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Cooper, of Spero, May 30th, a (laugh
ter.
Christian Endeavor at Bailey's
Grove every Saturday night. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Mr. B. S. Hurley, of Troy, was
among the visitors in Asheboro,
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Bums left Sunday for
a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Whitener at Hickory.
Capt. J. A. Beaver is moving his
family to Salisbury this week. Capt
and Mrs. Beaver have been living in
Asheboro for the past twelve years,
and during their stay here they have
made many friends. They have been
prominent in both civic, church and
social circles, and while their many
friends here regret to see them
leave they congratulate Salisbury up
on receiving such a splendid family.
Messrs. William Underwood and
Edwin . Morris have returned from a
house nartv at RoxborO.
Mr. W. C. Page has purchased the
home of Mr. Lee Fritx on Sunset
Avenue and when he and Mrs. Page
return from their honeymoon they
will begin keeping house in their new-
bungalow.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Scott, Misses
Islie Scott, Rilla Spoon, Vera Thomas,
T.l Rrtse and Mr. and Mrs. E. S,
Millsaps, Jr., went to Badin Sunday
to attend the stevens-uaner nevivsi
meeting, which is in progress there.
Miss Annie May Beane, who recent
ly underwent an operation for appen
dicitis at the Randleman hospital, has
returned to her home on itanoaeman
Route 2 much improved.
Mr. arid Mrs. C. P. Thornbre, who
have been living in Winston-Salem,
have returned to Asheboro, Mr.
Thornbro having accepted a position
with Reams' market.
Mr. Livingstone, of the Burt fanoe
Store, is pleased with the way his
business is starting off. On Satur
day, opening day, 265 pairs of shoes
were sold.
Keep Your Kitchen
Cool This Summer
Warm weather is here, and you want to get
away from that hot kitchen range and all
, the dirt and dust connected with it.
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THE FLORENCE AUTOMATIC OIL
COOK STOVE
will keep your kitchen cool, because you
have fire only during the actual cooking.
No firing up is needed to get the stove hot.
Simply strike a match, light the wicks, and
in a jiffy you've got a clean, intensely hot
flame directly under the cooking utensil,
right where it is needed.
Let us demonstrate one of these Stoves
to YOU! !
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Hardware
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M M Burkhead. of Pipe is
' ri'i.i.es in Ciiinior.
t Mortis, who has been a
r ' f 1 1 a Thi.misvill city
I'.. winter has returned
if . inmer vacation.
iU.-a !-ur.iieaJ and Insa
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r . k-.i iu Mr. and Mrs. A.
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K oui;'est daugh--Ni
ra. A -K ir Uoss. was
"r-1 ' '"r ..i.f.r .i:c.iis at Memo
1 'I 'a. l .luiniay night, and
repi.t il impttivirg.
Vr. :hM MrS. M. T. Umbert and
iI'I.tu. of 'rti..masviUc, visited rela-
vi's in A li. boro la..t fjriday.
Kmos Krarns, Former Randolph Cit
izen, Found head In Woods Near
Hiki l'oinl.
declared he had eea murdered b
unknown parttea, het a gun as found
near the body of Xaama the following
morning, and the local police held
that the young naa had committed
suicide. Tha gnn, however, was fouad
twenty eeves, foet away from where
the body was foand, and the family
of the dead maa, claiming that it was
impossible for the gun to have been
thrown that far, or that Reams
could -have staggered that far after
shooting himself through the heart,
together with the absence of any rea
son, of such a rash act,' maintain that
he was murdered in cold blood with
robbery as the motive. The Reams
family have employed a detective to
assist in the uncovering of the mystery.
NOTICE TO BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
Amos W. Kwirns vr,, of vr cwl
Mrs. S. W Kparne ,.f IlTk I..i..
who.at one time lived in the Shenherd
community of Ran.lo'pn county, was
uni dean in the woods near High
Point last Wfdnoday r.ijrht with a
)ul!et wound throui'li hoarf Tli
parents and their attorney are con
duced tnat tie was murdered in cold
blood bv Unknown n:irlimi Mr
Kearn.s was a railway p ail clerk and'
has been stationed in Ilaltimnm for
Lsonielime. and was visiting his par
ents at uie time of the tragedy.
Shortly after the body of the young
ni;in was located the coroner's iurv
Lawn Party at Level Cross
There will be a lawn party at Level
Cross school house on Saturday night,
June 14th. The public is cordially in
ivited to attend. Delicious refresh
ments will be .'served and a string
band wUL furnisfi some good music
Card of Thanks.
We wish to extend to the people
of Franklinville our sincere thanks
for the help and kind attention during
jthe sickness and death of our little
daughter, Maxine.
J. T. Pugh and Family.
Sealed bids ill be received by
the School Board of Randolph County
dor errecuoe. or a one story ones
school building to be built at Farme
N. C.
The School Board will meet at
Aaihebero in court house, Thursday,
June lth, 19-24, at 2:30 P. M. te
open bids and award contracts. Ows
en reserve right to accept or reject
any or all bids.
Each bid raust have certified cheek
inclosed for 500. as guarantee eoa
tractor will give bond and execute
contract, should hs be 1 given work.
Successful contractor will be required
to give bond for 50 per cent of amount
of contract.
Plans can be obtained from North
up and O'Brien, Architects, Winstoa
Salem, N. C.
T. F. BULLA.
NOTICE Or SALE UNDI
MORTGAGE
court house door is Aiaeboro, N. C
the following land, said land situate,
lying and being ia Unioa township,
containing twenty-five acres more or
leas and a one-half interest in four
teen and three-tenths acres known as
the Sherman Bill land and for a
more particular description of said
land by metes and boutvda reference is
hereby given to Book 195 page 277 ia
the Office of the Register of Deeds
for Randolph County, default having
been made in the payment of said
mortgage this sale is made under and
by virtue of the power vested in said
mortgage.
ThA sale is made on the account of
an advanced bid having been placed
on a former bid in this action.
This the 5th day of June, 1924.
HARRISON SMITHERMAN,
Mortgagee.
Brrttain A Brittaia Attys.
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By virtus of power vested in the
undersigned by a certain mortgage
deed executed by Sherman Hill, of
Randolph County to Harrison Smith
erman, the 11th day of March, 1922,
and recorded in book 195, at page 277
in the office of Register of Deeds for
Randolph County, 1 will sell at pub
lic auction for cash on the 21st day
of June, 1924, at 12 o'clock, M., at the Box 491
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E. C. COX, Dealer
Asheboro, N. C
Phone 168
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BEGINS
j -Saturday, June 14th;
I The Door Will Open at 9 O'clock
We are opening a new store, with new goods and good prices.
Our line consists of dry-goods, hosiery and ladies' ready-to-wear.
Our policy is service at all times, and last, but not least,
Values. iBe sell for cash so we can give the best service. In
order to be courteous to all, we must sell f or cash.
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This being true, then give us a visit at our beautiful, new store. It is located
on Depot Street next to W. D. Stedman's. Our store is cool, comfortable,
and light at aU times. We have on our shelves now a complete line of silks,
all colors and grades, at remarkable low prices. Almost anything that
you might want for the hot summer days to make you cool, comfortable,
and well dressed can be found here. Ladies' ready-to-wear will be our
speciality. We will strive to give you the very best style, quality, and
prices; so meet us and all your friends here on Saturday morning, June
14th, and see for your self.
DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE HEAT FOR WE WILL HAVE ICE
CREAM AND COLD DRINKS
Remember the place and time: The new store next to W. K
Stedman's on Depot Street, 9 o'clock, June 14th
Big Assortment ot Table Ware 10c
Read every word in the circulars which explain: our special of
fers on table-ware. This is Without doubt the most sensational
sale of TABLE WARE FOR 10c you have ever seen. And remem
ber we will have other values as good, so the one and only thing to
do is come, and come prepared to buy.
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