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THE COURIER
fCBUSHED EVERY THURSDAY
Thursday, November 20, 1924
Entered as second class mail matter
k the postoffice at Asheboro, N. C
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7H AMERIC AN PRESS ASSCK-IA .Q.
This Is the season when the minds
af the loyal, true ciuien remember
the orphan children Kvery North
Carolina citiren is exoectevi to con
tribute one day'.-. wajrt' or income to
the support of orphan children on
Thanksgiving I'a
THE MATTER F NKliKO
I'ATH IN
KDL'-
North Car.. I'
within the ne'.
for the eiiuca' :
This is ni"r
North ("a'. '
1895 to r'i'
1 appropriate
.ir- .'1. ',()( 10. (1(10
ni .rri' citiz'n
a .-)t lit l
-'at' . t'rnm
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white ar-i : n-
Pr..f. N .' V " :' .-up-
erinu-,'!- : ' '' '' '
school :. .. . .-,-.
edui ..' ! ..! .:
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t;on ni 1
T!y " " ':r..-i, a
arc ex.'.;. ' i a "i'"d
be j. on-! i : " -r '"'a'..--
in charHi-:.--. '- ''i : "f 1 ivmr a:ai
education ;i::.t :.! r ; avod t i
meet t!n- a-"
merits a ! ' a
Carolina has !':
pie. It .-pan-i
education, and i
be one s'ah.lnr.
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r;. North
ncL'ro p.oo
fur their
here should
r- and not
i-iliio;;.-helieve-
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for teach
two.
The conferr-nc" pa. scd a resolution
asking the np.st ireneral assembly to
provide a college for tho education of
teachers for tho colored race. Neprro
education, in spite of the amount of
money appropriated for the purpose,
is handicapped because of the lack of
Broperly trained teachers.
RAMSEUB NEWS
The Senior Class will soon give us
a splendid play at the school building, j boundaries, two parcels of land bound- j
"The Judsons." Announcement of;ed as follows: 1st Tract: Beginning I
date will b made soon. at a stake in the middle of the road
The Christ ian Aid Society will hold ; in the original running S. 1 1-2 deg. !
their annual bazaar and supper at the I W. 64 1-4 poles to a rock, original'
Gym first Saturday- night in I corner; thence W. 5 deg. E. on the J
December. Good things to eat and j original line 24 poles and 20 Iks. to!
gifts will be on sale and a good crowd j a stone in said line; thence N. 1 1-2 j
is expected. ,leg. E. G7 poles to the middle of the
Mrs. N. R. Curtis entertained a j public road, a white oak on tho South j
large number of lltfle folks at her , side of said road marked for a cor- j
home o Raleigh street Kriday after- j aer; thence N. 70 leg. alone said
noon D to 5. The partv
was in horror i
of her little daughter, Flfleta, celebrat
ing her fourth birthday. Games were
enjoyed such as "wing awound the
wosy" as one litt'e fellow said.
ifter
and
which the." enjoy I ic .-n-.m, cake
candy.
Mr. and .'d- . I J. f-'fe.; .- nd V.
Marley a:s' f . i :-.-. i 1 y p'-r .-"".!' ay
trrnooll at V. ir;-: 'al " i ..ml III
I'oint. They vi.-'-, t' CI .!di
Home and . ' .)! lad; vi'i: i
friends, U.. ''. A. . ...i an.! fa::ii
Rev. K. J. II .riii .-!" H.rii Poi
and N. P. Cu t: . ' ;! i .-. j '.a , .j.o.:
the hunting .-ea
Mr. II- r
with .Mr.
Dison spendmr . a ,,a; here vi:u .,lr.
anl Mrs. Curt i .
Mr. A. IP 11,;::.: prnl
last week in ea P ni part
State in intere t of Pan, ei
cart of
of the
r P.lcinl.l
company.
Mr. and Mr . Wiley Prad;
Granite City, PI., aie . pendinr;
time with friend in Pandolpli.
motored from lib: . i ncentiy.
', of
soii:e
Thev
Mr. C. II. V..,-,a
Green-boro, p. a:
here.
Mr. and Mi . .1 P
Mrs. M. K. J..',-. ...
d fa
Co an.
pent :'.
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temoon at Wn:' ' ... "e tic . ,
ite.1 Miss 11,1' ..
Me.s Ma'ia- I -pi.nn. wlii, 1
tcarhieg at .-,,;. , pent the wi-i-V.
end with her n, . r. Mi M. C.
Spoon
Our place
el for Thank : .
union service- a'
Don't forget ti
the Lyceum ( our
'-s v ill be o'o .-
There will be
nf the churches,
-econil edition of
to be given at the
achool building
Saturday night, No-
ember 22nd. The Old Colony male
trio will give us something good we
re sure. .
FRANKLIN VII, LE NEWS
Early Moffitt hax purchased a
team tractor and aaw mill and has
ylaeed them on the west Hide of hi
farm near Walnut creek and will be
vaady ta aaw lumber In a few day.
. . Mr. J,, II. Elllaon, nanager and
ypritr of EllUon Sho Repair
Boo? to Klver Drive, has ben eon
flned to hU horn the pant week on
Mount of HI net but la Improrinir-
H. E. Jlaithcodc, an Walnut atreet,
aaa eonverted m of hit bundinra in
to a work shop and eipecU ta do re
pair and novelty work of owninca,
Mta Lnna Bella McLennan, muak
teacher for tha fraaed acbool. wlll
rive an operetta on Vl'rnatdajr tten
in, Noveriibef 26!h at tha achoof au-
rtitorium. T X - '' '
The f-itt'rrwrt ktuilan ' will
I iU next mertrof at Community
" nn Friday rfvenlrnf, Kovembor
f.r, antiflvrlchea add . tof-
i be rvil,, Thtra will al
" i.icturn. " ' , ,
' a prrhef and. a War Ud
J. V.. f'Va nn hts
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K. Hug-hes arid M.ri. l'avNw., n...Ua:
relatives in (jrwi.sboro Sunav
Mrs. L. H Curti. and Mirs F. M
Hurley were called last etk to the
bedside of their father, Mr Hughes,
vho is critically ill at his hvtur at
Glenwood, Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs J W. Garrison. of
Burlington, and Mr. and Mrs H A
Sockwell, of Greensboro, were the
guests of R. D. Garrison, Sunday.
Mr C. T. Henson. who was confined
to his bed last week on account of
illness, is able to be on duty in the
laundry this week.
Mrs. C. H. Husband, ho spent the
past two weeks with her, father, C
H. Julian, returned to her home at
Keidsville Sunday accompanied by her
sister, Katherine, for a week's visit.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Kinney and
children, living at Kranklinville, at
tended the funeral and burial of their
daughter, Mrs. Calvin Ridge, at Win-ton-Salem
Tuesday.
Mrs. Nannie Craven, of Green-boro.
viited her mother, Mrs. Caroline Cra
ven, Saturday and Sunday.
C. I- Allre.l and mother. Mr.- IV;, -r
Allred, and Mi
.ent to t!ie liaa
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i".p, i- and ell at
:r in Asheboro, N.
hid ler, for cash, r.t
Saturday, the oth
day of D"cem!)Cr, 11)21
the following
tract of land;
Reirinniiifr at a beach stump in In
"rani's lino; thence North 1 1-2 deft.
K. C7 chs. and 55 Iks. to a stone, for
merly a dopy :xl, cn P-llon Wel
hourn'a line; thence W. 88 1-2 dep.
W. 88 1-2 chs. to tho old McCulloch
line; thence S. 70 del?. W. with said
line 17 chs. to a stake in said line;
thence S. 1 1-2 dep. W. CI chs. and-70
Iks. to a white oak, formerly a pine,
Ingram's corner; thence S. 85 dep;. E.
:i2 chs. to the beginning, containing
two hundred and eleven (211) acres
more or less, excepting the foregoing
mad to tbn he finning, eont.ninino- tpn
(10) acres, more or less. 2nd Tract:
Beginning at a white oak, Ingram's
oorne-, on Pice's line; thonce 10. 52"
i't to .
oak ;
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: stone; thence N. ":)2 feet to
thonce W. 52" to
a stone;
to l!
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WANT COLUMN
I'OK SALC Farm containing 190
acres in miles of Asheboro, 8
room house, barn, anil out buildings,
GO acres in cultivation, lest tim
bered. Priced to sell, terms if i!e
: ,red. Apil to .1. W. Jack-on,
A be'mro. N ('., Route 2.
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Call Phone 2.")7 ;
Asheboro Ice and Coal 7.
Company
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FOR SALE A farm with 62 1-2
acre, 40 acres in cultivation, es
pecially suited for wheat, corn and
tobacco. On state highway, good
buildings. Knows as the Clark
Craven place, 2 miles west of Cole-
ridge. T. A. Cox, Ramaeur, N. C, 1
Route 1. I
3t pd 11 13 24
Extra fine Cabbage Plants at Ulan,
J50, 2fic; 300, 60c; GOO, 76c; 1000,
11.40 postpaid. R. H. Freeman,
Ulan, N. C.
2t pd 11 13 24
FOR SALE AO leading varietiea
cabbag plant at f 1.60 per thoua-
and, five thousand and over $1.25
per thousand, ten thousand and
over $1.00 per thousand. Enterprise '
Track Farm, Georgetown. S. C. !
lot pd 11 IS 24. !
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H AMtll-Vral calf, cwinlry bacon.
eggs, etc K- F Hetts lT.one 76
Asheboro, N. C.
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Frost proof Cabbage Plant. Jen)
and Charleston V akehelu ready
November 15th lelivereo J C
Hammer's Store. Saturxiays. 10c per
100 io lots of 250 or more or mailed
postpaid same price. R. O 1'arks,
Pisgah, N C.
:it pd 11 IS 24.
Save 50 per cent on Your ( iHriatmaa
Gifts Superior quality lurkwh tow-
els; in soft exquisite shades; bonier
stamped for embroidering $100.
BALTIMORE MAIL ORDER HOI SE
Goods sent C. O. D.
1704 E. North Ave, Baltimore, Md.
2t eow 11 20 24.
LOST Sunday Y. M. east of Ashe
boro one :!24 Firestone Cord Tire
on rim with cover lettered "Pardon
us". Return to W. F. Ha; worth.
It pd.
Quality- Service
-Da!kr Vafiie
ll.Ni; HARCAINS IN'
i:.'c::c-'.iot! Cotton Fian-
nt''s. (Ley Sheetings
Lint Suitable for Quilts
10c Per Pound
Franklinville
Store Company
W. A. MARTIN, Mgr.
Old Age is
Coming
You will not always be
strong and able as you are
now. You will not always
be able to earn as you have
need. If you have a day of
rest in the future it will be
because you are making
provision for it now. Make
it a habit to lay aside a cer
tain sum every week in a
savings account, and then
stick to it.
Ft is simply a matter of
using foresight. It is pvu
dence. It is a first stop to
ward financial independ
ence. It i.. making present
p.M'.nerity contriinte t
'.v: 'I'd futu"e cumfort.
Our saving", d:'p:'.itme;it
p-.y.; 1 p. r (("it interest, :i(l
rling the interest every ,
niontl,:'.. Open an account
with u.; ;;ml save a certain
portion of your earnings
every year.
Hank of Franklinville
). 15. MOSS, Cashier
Watch for announcement
of opening of our Christ
ma:. Savings Clubs.
THE COMMUNITY
Franklinville, N. C
Saturday, Nov. 22nd
Hryant Washburn in
"The Read to Lon
don" (Pathe Pic
ture). Also Pathe News
Thanksgiving Day
and Nov. 28 and 29.
D. W. Griffith's
"The Orphans of the
Storm" with Ullian
and Dorothy Gish.
GO TO
i&fCayeness
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KOR RENT The J oka Himxf
home in Vi eat Asheboro. Apply to
Mrs. Wm. C Hammer.
FliK Is A LE FWt proof Cabbage
plants ready Bow. Early Jersey
and Charleston Wakefield and mix
ed varieties. Delivered at A. O.
Feme's Store, Asheboro, every
Saturday at 10c per 100. Walter
Parks, Pisgah, N. C.
1 1 pd 1 1 20 27.
WR SALE Froet Proof Cabbaite
plants, early Jersey and Charles
ton. Delivered Parish's Service
Station every Saturday. 10c per 100
or mailed postpaid same price
Causey Parks, Pisgah, N. C.
tf 11 20 24.
Re - Roof
If you need to Re-roof any of your
buildings it will pay you to see us. We
carry asphalt and galvanized roofing at
right prices.
BIIADY-HUCHES HDW.
Asheboro, N. C.
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Start Today!
Imagination is the key which unlocks the door to
opportunity. Our object today is to get ready for to
morrow. Money is the trade token of labor. Labor is
power and bower is good when it is used with a
thought of tomorrow.
The man standing behind that door is the YOU of
tomorrow. Who he is and what he is depends upon
you and you alone.
Initiative is the individual need today it's the word
with four "I's" in it. Put that word in your tomor
row's tool box and use it. It will get you somewhere.
Indifference Doubt lack of Self Confidence
Want of Purpose they all lead to defeat and make la
bor drudgery and unprofitable.
A bank book is an important text book. Acquire
one, filling its entry regularly even though in a small
way, and soon you will be able to grasp opportunities
which will insure your tomorrow.
WE PAY 4 PER
ASHEBORO BANK & TRUST CO.
Asheboro, N. C.
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. We have everything in our- grocery and"
market department to plcaso the most fas
tidious appctite3. Fresh meats, fruits and
vegetable.".. Staple nnd fancy groecvics?
O'lifl: Forviff. Prompt Delivery
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FOR REJTT A m i-rwa baaf al LOST Small piaUiaa Saria Pta.
with hard-wood floors, water and Finder pleaae retarn to GUdyt AI1
lighti and a good garage, la West ; red Aaheboro, N. C
Asheboro. Apply to G H. King, It 11 20 24 .
. Asheboro N. C '
it 1 1 20 24.
LOST, Strajrd or Stolen One Ger
man police dog about 18 months old
greyi.sh-brown in color with lig-ht
throat. Answers to the name of
"Kriti". Liberal reward if returned
to J. Harper Erwin, Jr., Kranklin
ville, N C.
It 11 20 24.
tiring your rabbits and far, chickens
and eggs to J. C. Hammer, Ashe
boro, N. C.
It pd 11 20 24.
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Briag year f raca kMea, rml calves,
BaeOM. errs, etc Star Heat Market,
R. E. Betts, Mrr Phone 76, Ashe
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The choicest fowls that the market af
fords, you will find here freshly dressed
for your Thanksgiving Day Dinner. Also
we have a complete line of fresh meats,
fish and oysters.
Star Meat Market
Phone 75 Asheboro, N. C.
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I "Thanks"
I It is with a spirit-of gratitude' and ap
preciation that we wish to thank every
one who has been a customer q Qui etail
store for the, past twenty yeara. .As it is
impossible for us to' thank each one of
you, we want you to accept; this as a per-;,
sonal expression of appreciation.
We have sold our retail store in order
to enable us to give all of our attention to
our "Wholesale Business".
We have served you the very best we
knew how, and we thank you.
W. D. STEDMAN,
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Covington and Prevost Supply t the IS "
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. 4 Needs in Staple
.Dry Goods,- ''Uoya'X Hats,-.: Caps, " Overalls; . S
anoes, snirts, lies ana uotmng. vve also
. have' Piece Goods, Ginghams, Sheeting:, etc.
,: An excellent line of , staple commo'ditieo.'.
Save timo by buying your weiring appare l
and food at tho Famo'pl.iro.
LOST Last Frttaj irW a Wr
Keary brsast trm with ft tV rinr
in th s&kkll it askd ala i taw
end with wiraj snapped thre(h th
rinr e aacs and hutauta Thota
aa Ftllinr SUtioa and the' Bovtk
sra Depot. Finder retura to.Joha
Davis (Col.) or Tha CourW OfTVoa,
Asheboro, N. CL It K-
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