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THE ASHEBORO COURIER, ASHEBORO, N. G
Pagr Seven
RAMS ELTl NEWS LETTEB
Measrs. J. C. ..Whitehead,' N. F.
"Marsh, W. K. Marley and Mri. C. A.
Marier attwaM th Coonty S. S.
Convention at Aaheboi lastTriday.
Mi. Guy Leonard and family, of
Hlsra Point, are risitinx relative
bero this week.
Mix' Arthur York, of Bamaeur
EouW 1, report th largest cucumber
wo hav hoard of, one 12 iache kuif
and another 9 inches Ion-, the Booton
Pieklinr ariety, '
Mr. Floyd Brady and family and
Mr. Harvey - Car and family, of
Greenaboro, vidUd and Mr. D. C
Holt laat week.
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Family lUaaioa
Mr. and Mr
Wylio and chfl-
-. Mr. C. o. Smita ana xamuy are aren and visa Toia Johnson made a
spending wmt tim in the mountain trip to Thoraaavflle . laat ireek.
this week. .Last week they spent a 1 ifr. and Mrs. Clareoc Highflll, of
few days at Greensboro with friends Liberty," spent Sunday with Mr. and
and relatives. t . - Mrs, D. E. Hignfill and Mr. T. H. E3-
Dr. Bucks from Georgia ia fcere for U"wand.f5Ulv 1 ' , .
keeM" we hope. His family has not . M?-' A- H- Thomas made a trip to
nuuw
Announcement has been maie of
the second annual reunion of the
Smith-Lntterioh families at Rich
land church, four miles east of Lib-
; erty, in Chatham county, August Zlst
Tn eixth annual reunion of the Beits
el family will be neld conjointly with
th Smith-Lutterloh reunion. A big
picnic dinner Is planned in connection
with th reunion.
Becer Fr
From Iasaraac Drprt-mtt
Mrs. J. L. Spencer Dead
other
listed by Misses Gladys and Paige
Leonard served sandwiches, olives
and jtea. .The. members present were,
Mesdames, C. A. Graham, J. L Lam
mr4-vA vet but will Mim mm iumoercon ana
We are glad to weleom Dr. Bucks - : V "
fyvnm .nH Mimmnnitv mrA knn. Th Do-As-ToU-PleaM dub
Jhe wiU find the .location a desirable th. Mrs. TTacy.BradyTuesday
.nf. , lernooB irom a to, d.
it. i..a t the afternoon
1TJ.1 , S1V CVMMU VI UtVCUOVVtV
-was a visitor here Sunday.
Master Wan ace , Black, of High
Point, and Miss Helen Cochran, of
Charlotte, are the guests of theft
grandmother, Mrs. M. O. Spoon, here
this wekv
. Mr. L F. Craven and family are bert, J. P., Cox, 5. E. Leonard, Clar
I pending some time at North nee Luther, C. E." Baldwin, W. E.
t IVilkesboro, Junaluska, and other Marley and J. C. Ellis.
I points" in the mountains for a week ' -
ft two '
Mr. E. J. . Steed is visiting his' Many Applications To Orphanage
daughter, Mrs. L. R. Thompson, at - ,
Winston-Salem thi week. . , There were 110 applications for ad
' The Ramaeur Motor Co. has change mission to the ThomaarlUe Baptist
ed hands to some extent Mr. Steed Orphanage at Thomasville during the
Has sold out to R. I. Keams, Bam- month of July. The applications in
seur and Irving Jones of Franklin-'June reached 0; July was the record
-ville. They, will occupy the location month of the institution in the num-
'yhere the Jfotor Service Company ber of applications received.
Mrs. Lavina Wright Spencer, ared
last 45 years, 8 months and 19 days, died
at.ner horn at Gibson ville Thursday,
met July lst, 1924. . Mrs. Spencer pro
. af- f eased faith in Christ early in life and
Th feature of joined th Christian Union church at
was a flower contest. Christian Union, this county. Later
Mrs. C. E. Baldwin, the successful sh moved her membershiD to the
contestant, winning i cut glass vase. Christian church at Ramseur, which
During the afternoon the hostess, as- she served faithfully until her death.
now ODeratea , . . - t
' Mr. J. F". Butler was in the height
jf his glory last Sunday. . He attend
f d a birthday dinner 'near Liberty :
i f. George Ferguson, aired 63' years,
fdied at his home two miles north of
Ramseur Saturday night. The funer
eal services were conducted at Patter
'son's Grove-' Monday--morning; Rev.
Mr. Fogleman conducting the services.
iHe had not been m good health for.
several years. He was a good father -and
highly respected citizen and he
-will be greatly missed by the com
munity, i
i Mrs. M. E. Johnson returned from
High Point Saturday where she had
spent some time with friends.
I. Mrs. Nannie Kivett, of Norfolk, is
spending a few days with her broth
er, J. M. Kivett, of this place. 1
I, The M. E. Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. J. 0. Forrester last Wednesday,
afternoon. A splendid meeting was
enjoyed at this hospitable home. After
the business session refreshments
vere served to the delight of all pres
ent. I Miss Bertha Burgess, of Burling-
(ton, is visiting her relatives here this
week,
i" Miss Lucile Forrester spent some
itime with friends at Burlington re
cently. I Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cox and his,
mother, Mrs. J. C. Cox, are spending
a few days at Marion, Va, They
made the trip by automobile. .
I Messrs. Guy Lane and J. Cox, of
X and E. College, spent the week-end
at the home of, Capt and Mrs. W. D.
Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Will McDonald and
Mrs. Elbert York spent the week-end
with friends at Greensboro.
Mr. Walter Turner, of Columbia, "S.
C is visiting his mother here this
yAi
Mr. W. E. Luck and familv. of
High Point, spent Sunday afternoon
cere with friends. Little Miss Joyce
after spending some time with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Free, returned to High Point with
her parents.
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She was the daughter of J. M. and
uomeiia a. wngnt. eh was mar
ried to J. L. Spencer August 3rd,
1907. and to this union six children
were born, five of whom are living.
They .are Eva, Sarah, Anna. Jessie
I Lee and Elisabeth. Surviving are her
father,. J. M. Wright- of Biscoe; four
brothers, W. C Wright of Biscoe, Z.
Vi Wright, Farmer, W. . L. Wright,
I Marston, and J. W. Wright Gibson-
ville; four sisters, Mrs. H. J. Dixon,
Siler City, Mrs. L. M. McMilkm,
Farmer, and Mrs. J. A. Dunlap and
Mrs. H. A. mtchard, Biscoe.
Funeral .services were conducted at
the old home burial ground about
four miles east of Star in Montgom
Staeey W. Wade, insurance cum-
mustoaer, in his report for the ear
ading April 1st, 1924, ahows thai he
has turned over to th state treasury
In fee th sum of $l,040rO0O.I. This ;
sum ia .apportioned as follows : taxes ;
on rroaa reipta of insuraoce com
panies 1912,474-fil, for license form;
compaaiet $59471, for fees and ;
Ueena Zor agents 7759. This '
is th ftrst year is the htsUry of the !
insurane oepartmant that the fees
hav run over a million dollars. The 1
year 1919 was th first year the half
million dollar mark was passed.
Mont? toafci
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ASHEBORO DRUG CO.
Ajsheboro, N. C
666
is a prescription for BlAtarU,
Chills and Fever, Dearuc or Bil
ious Fever. It kills the fcrma.
Jean G. Dawsoa Re-elected Chainnan
Take
- lerv eountv Aueust 1st A laree
Bids have heen asked for the eon- ' crowd of friends and relatives at
struetion of a modern bank office tehded the funeral and the grave was
building for th Salisbury branch of covered with beautiful flowers at a
the Wachovia Bank and Trust Com- testimony to the esteem in which she
pany at Salisbury. . was held.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Announces
Sale of Week End Tickets
To '
ACQtTADALE, N. C.
JACKSON SPRINGS, N. C.
NORWOOD, N.C.
' Tickets on sale Fridays and Saturdays
of each week commencing May 15th and
continuing until August 29, 1924, final
limit to . reach original starting pointy
priorHo midnight of Tuesday following
date of sale.
-For- further, information call on any
Norfolk Southern ticket agent or com
municate with J. F. Dalton, General Pas
senger Agent, Norfolk, Va.
J. F. DALTON,
General Passenger Agent
Norfolk, Va.
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I INDEPENDENCE I
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ine areaa 01 Dein? aepenaeni upon ouiers in oia age neea never come 10
jou. If you would be independent, give a thought to the future, practice M
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jou. If you would be independent, give a thought to the future, practice
economy,- lay aside something each week antMiacourage
speiiding.
'Ttiere is covbetter way or safer plan to save and be independent than to
b,ay our Guaranteed 6 per cent First Mortgage Real Estate Bonds, which
Wo have for sale In denomlnationa of
$100, $200, $250, $300, : 00, $500, $1000, and $2000
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Surplus $5goooojoo v 4 vr -l -r'
Secretary and Manager ; . .: .
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r&&rk BURLINGTON.- (IS'-i ; , .1
At a meeting of the state democrat
ic executive committee held in Ra
leigh Thursday night John G. Dawson
was re-elected state chairman for an
other year. Miss Mary Henderson of
Salisbury was chosen vice-chairman,
and W. C Coughenour, secretary.
The committee, nominated Justice Wil-1
liam A. Hole of the supreme court as
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uie parijr canauwi ior ciuei juBuce.
and associate histice George W. Con
nor to -succeed himself.
Rube Eldridge Won't Quit
It is said that several days ago
Jlube Eldridge, veteran left hand
pitcher of. the High' Point team of
the Piedmont league, tried to collect
a debt some of the High Point fans
owed him and failing to get the mon
ey ' became a little exasperated and
was almost ready to ciit baseball and
return to his farm near Spero. El
dridge is frequently referred to as
the ''Duke of Spero". Rube says in
an interview with the sports editor of
til High Point Herald that he has
never had any idea of quitting the
High Point team. For four years
Eldridge has been' on the High Point
team and for a season or so back he
was the mainstay of the team's pitch
ing staff.' Lately he has been slipping
but he wants the world to know that
he is still in the game and giving his
best. He turned down an offer last
week of $400 per month to pitch for
an independent team in Pennsylvania.
WILFRED C. CARR
Optometrist
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
Office over Bank of Randolph
ASHEBORO SATURDAYS ONLY
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
PASSENGER SCHEDULES
Effective January 28, 1923
Asheboro, N. C.
Daily Except Sunday
Leave 8:45 a. m. Aberdeen, Ellerbe
and intermediate points connects at
Star for Raleigh, Charlotte and in
termediate points.
Leave 3:30 p. m. Aberdeen and in
termediate points.
Arrive 1:00 p. m.
Arrive 3:25 p. m; Abeerdeer; and in
termediate points.
For tickets, pullman reservations and
information address or apply to
L. D. BURKHEAD( Agent,
Asheboro, N. C
FLOWERS-FLOWERS
Ford the Florist
High Point, N. C.
Mrs. W. C. Hammer
Representative
for Randolph County
Phones 11 and 144
((alotaLs
DEtCO-LIGHT
Khavwbroutfht DELOO -LIGHT
otSiV! to Lval
do wit-Sort etectrfclty
fagLCOHJOHT low prlcM
for the liver
Beware of imitations. Demand
Um lendM in lOcaad 3Sc pack
t bearing above trade mark.
I anuruiaujklty mv finmno-
punt puc 1 so easuy
sin vour reach.
. 9 t.ooal Dlr for
f,.,eVwo mnt Tmrmm
E. C COX, Dealer
Asheboro, N. C.
Box 491 Phone 168
BUILP STRENGTH
The body depends entirely on the
blood for trtngth. If th blood im
thin, impure and undernounshed,
your strcngti la iarifMdrd, j DM' vi
tality 1 low r4 and jor voww of,
resistance against disease lessened.
LEONAftDI'S -ELIXIR FOR
TUK BLOOD .'foodaith blood,
lmads it op, makes It rich, red and
-Good rea blood means
Itrenrth and new vitr.'
Fortify your body against disease.
Mak It stronger, mora healthy by
ctirr LEONARDrS ELIXIR
, f OR THE BLOOD, th ideal tomle
and . purifier. Ask for LEON
ARDI'S ELIXIR in th yellow
package. Rfua all subftitutta, At
all druggists.
8TANDARD DRUG COMPANY
Aahbr N. C
bcslth, it
QuwttqfterK
It 0tlsmlata
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Ida dlf esUom.
II bum you
letdtsyniMt
sroed. Not Ww
II rollrrcs tkmt otrnflT I11b
mtit kartr Mtla. i
Wkllene tlk,
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MOWS
That Roof has Paid Dividends
for more than 20 Years
' Here is a customer 1 00 satisfied.
When he needs roofing for another barn, farm
building, or garage, do you think he will "shop"
around?
He will not!
Hell come to us and get Paroid. - Why? Measured
by the yardstick of Years-of-Service the only true
test it is cheapest in the long run.
Come in and we will unroll a long stretch of Paroid
for vou to see its light-gray sdrface and feel its
thickness, pliability, and firmness.
nu son. iowunj m) tt w!)
See us also for all kinds of Lumber and
Building Materials.
ASHEBORO WHEELBARROW CO.
Asheboro, N, C
High Pdint College
Hlf Vftriat Colltge b co-edartUonaL It has a well
trained faculty. Courses leading to the A. B, degree.
Special courses offered ia the floe arts. Bulldinc new,
and. fire-proof . Reasonable rates. Catalofue sent on
application.
R, M. ANDREWS, D. D, Acting President
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
Be Careful and Systematic
People who pay their bifla by check get a reputation
for being Careful tnd systematic in their business
dealings. Such a reputation means much in the es
tablishment of credit. It cost no more to pay your
money out by check than it does to use the hard cash,
and you have the advantage of having it in a place that
is absolutely safe.
To have money in the bank is of itself a valuable asset
In the establishment of Credit And it is possible to
practically everyone without one cent of cost It takes
no more money to do business by the checking method
than it does by the cash -in-hand method.
We invite you to open a checking; account with us.
We will help you to make your account a real
convenience.
BANK OF FflANKUN VILLE
E. a MOSS, Cashier ' ' 4
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