Pce Two
News Notes of the County
ITEMS FROM FAITH We are having some real cold
weather, and hope that the fruit
Mr. Ralph Van loan of Wins- wju not be killed.
ton-Salem has finished putting Mary Herrin, of near
in the acetylene gas plant here Georgeville, spent Sunday in
in J. A. Peeler's residence and the home of Mr. M. H. Herrin.
store and left in his auto to put jjr- Adam Love of Georgeville
in another plant for a family up- died March 22, and was buried
on the Statesville road. He at the Baptist cemetery here the '
worked from daylight until dark 24. He leaves a wife, three chil
and went to work as soon as he dren, one brother and two sis
got up from the dinner table, ters and a large number of rel
If you can beat that for a smart atives and friends to mourn his
young mechanic, trot out your death. He was sixty-eight years
young man. of age.
It is cold and cloudy here today
STANLY NEWS-HERALD
CHURCH CO-OPERATION.
Tuesday, April
but the fruit is all right so far.
A large number of relatives
and friends met at Tom Lingle's
here and gave him a birthday
dinner, it being his fiftieth one.
FRIENDSHIP NEWS
Too late for last issue.
Mr. and Mrs. Milas Arey at
tended the picnic at Albemarle
ZllljZ, 11 ACI 111. 111.111 vuvt -j. j
?Jtti?L&? T George Miller and.family
III 11 IV 1 lit iiiiuioivn .
O. Ritchie, made a nice talk on
the occasion and a bounteous re
past was served.
Communion services were held
at the Reformed Church and
at the Lutheran Church here on
last Sunday.
Lucky
Strike
cigarette
(oasteu
GAINED 20 POUNDS
I Don't Believe I Could Feel
Any Better Than I do Now"
Says Kelley.
(By Mrs. I.ula Shaver.) I
Anderson Grove Baptist Church
has recently added two rooms
18x20 feet each, one on each side i
of the pulpit in the north end, j
making the interior of the;
'church into a cross effect at the j
laame time eivine a good view
' i. 1 1 1 n ? l niTnw f Via ant ilA
I rum me puipn ui
church. I "I have gained twenty pounds by
It is doubtful whether or not i taking Tanlae, and don't believe I
there is another church in Stan- could feel any better than I do now,
ly County in need of more room i said John T Kelley, 485 East Tenth
as badly as the "Grove." For Street, Newport, Ky.
the last two or three years it, "My troubles started aboujt two
has been impossible to seat the ; years ago and kept increasing until
people comfortably on special OC- ; it looked like everything was wrong j s h
with me. My stomacn was an ui
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K. H. ORAHAM, T p A
I. WHITWOR7H, A,'-r.i. " "V
A'hrr.ar!. N. C.
The editor says, "Make it spi- Those who could not do an eaual
o- Z ;rnnki; nJar" aXiIvL ' ai , c.v" which was' 1 suppose' a gen" Vt in the above named manner
gan Church, has a pumpkin near- arui Mrs. Char he Stoker of Al- J ,.r mql-0 f .i.
i v, ,.anr.c )A n u. t..i.-... a... A "vy ui - coninouieu casn.
u u 4 Demane, mr. .juiius mey aim j hrief. But then editors are
of Concord have been visiting in
the home of Mr. Charlie Culp.
Mr. Jacob Arey and R. B. Glo
ver were in Salisbury Friday.
Mr. Connie Fraley of Albe
marle is visiting his cousin, Ja
mie Fraley.
Those visiting in the home of
Clarence tirown, 01 near ur- jaC0D Arey Sunday were: Mr
an Chun
' three ;
beat that
uuKe Morgan was in t-aitnwun and Mrs. John Morris, Mr teur Respondent's exalted
nis nne auto Monday. ! Charlie Basmger and family and
SlU?lr Mar Earnhardt and child- j they did, his stuff
r, i , -.I , ,t. ui would be smeared all over the
Miss Beulah Culp of Highfront p e and even the Aibe.
Point, is spending the holidays j marle news would be crowded
with her parents. lou:
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Glover vn-' ruona hmi ;a nnt hist wpst nf
-:4.j : 4,u- I tut- Tl,
ol Levi 111 LI1C 11UII1C Ul I'll. llaftC
Fraley Sunday.
Mrs. Walker Jones spent Sat
urday night in the home of Mr.
casions
About two months ago the of order and nearly everything I ate
i members decided to enlarge the soured and caused gas to iorm. i
church, some furnishing lum-llost my appetite and couldn't eat
ber, others doing the cutting, enough to keep up my strength. I
hauling and sawing of the logs, i lost twenty-two pounds and got so
u-hilp nthprs hauled from the! weak that it was risky for me to
sawmill to the church. In fact; walk in the street alone.
i most of the carpenter work was , "My nerves were sattered, I could I Q !
done by members of the church, j not sleep to do any good, and in the OUS1I16SS i-OCcl
mi i i i. w m in i n rr" iuii u m uuu i r ur u u ri j i j i i
l ine sawing was aiso aone oy , w....e, . ...
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING , members of the "Grove." In this , 'or me to get out of bed anddress. I
FROM THE UNIVERSITY J wav most of the work and ma- ,was constipated all the time and had
. itprials were furnished without , headaches and dizzy spells nearly ev-
i r-ij i i
(tiy a aianiy irreat sacrifice to anyone
rr i ii. .. .
ifmiiv r.mnirp Onarrv. Mr.l !. "l "V ' j 1" X iCl 1 me next tning necessary is
Faith with !and Mrl John" Morris ' Mr! " ISZa Sf i JeL
catetena at the rord Hotel in
Salisbury. It is a fine place to
get something good to eat.
Mr. D. L. Fisher and family of
Detroit, Mich., are here visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Fisher.
We saw "The Flashes of Ac
tion," a moving picture show in
Salisbury Monday, showing the and Mrs. Bob Howard.
battles of the world war, the sol
diers, the ships and the big guns
in action.
D. M. Brown had his annual
Easter Monday reunion with
all his children and grand child
ren present and all spent a very
happy time together.
If anyone has two thousand
dollars to invest we can tell them
how they can make money with
it without running any risk of
losing it if they will send us ten
cents in postage stamps. If in
terested address "Venus," Sal
isbury, N. C, Route 3, Box 10.
Venus wants to buy all the
Confederate money he can get.
Twenty six were confirmed at
the Lutheran Church here Sun
day. Miss Mabel Whitsell of Gibson
ville visited Misses Lillian and
Wilma Stirewalt over Easter.
They are all from Mt. Pleasant
School.
Commencing next Monday night
the Baptists will have singings
here at their church, to contin
ue ten nights
Miss Lelia Williams spent Sat
urday night in the home of her
cousin, Miss Lillie Lowery.
Mr. John Morris and wife vis
ited in the home of Mrs. Mary
Earnhardt Saturday night.
NEW LONDON, RT 2.
Our school is progressing nice
ly with Mrs. T. H. Brooks as
teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Coggin
pent Monday in Albemarle.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Waisner
and children spent Easter with
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Waisner.
New London. It is neither a
cotton mill town nor a granite
quarry. There is nothing here
which even remotely resembles
an assylum for the feeble-minded.
But, judging from the ques
tions asked about it by sup
posedly intelligent people, you
might hand them out such in
formation and get away with it.
Raleigh and Chapel Hill are
names that ought to be equally
familiar to all North Carolini
ans. The former is the political
Rev. C. B. Reid is the pastor,
but he only conducts services on
the 4th Saturday and Sunday
in each month.
There are 150 people enrolled
on the Sunday register. The
Sunday School is one of the best
if not the best in Stanly Co.
not the largest, but the most
enthusiastic.
The whole Sunday School is
trained to sing well. Each year
a singing master is secured to
teach the little, big, and old to
sing by note.
The children occupy a promi
nent part in the church life. A
three year old girl said: "More
baby," when mothers kept arri
ving at church with their ba
bies. There will be an old time sing
ing at the grove on Sunday af-
ery day.
"I was in Cleveland, Ohio, about
three months ago and a friend re
commended Tanlac to me. Before I
finished the first bottle my appetite
had come back and my food was
agreeing with me. From then on
I picked up fast and today I'm in as
good health as I was the best day
of my life.
"I am no longer constipated and
don't have headaches or dizzy spells
any more. The nervousness has all
gone and I sleep sound every night.
I feel as well as I could ask and am
able to go to work."
Tanlac is sold in Albemarle by Se-crest-Sloan
Drug Company. Adv.
Has Your
Subscription
Expired?
Come (n and
renew it next
time you are
in town.
KOK SALE CURMSH IXDI.U
game eggs la for $1.50 to $2.00-
2-22-8t w
W. T. Efird, Norwood.
FROSTPROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
Wakefield and Flat Dutch; po.
paid, 500 for $1.25; 1000 for J2.2;
express collect, $1.23 per thousui
Genuine Porto Rico potato pluti
ready in April; postpaid, 500 lot
$1.50; 1000 for $2.50; express col
lect, $2.00 per thousand. Satisfa.
tion guaranteed Dasher Plant Co,
Val'ioeba, Ga. 3-8-6tp
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS.
I will not be responsible for iq
debts or anything done or said by aj
wife, Mrs. Lizzie Talbert, who is m
mentally wrong. This the 21st daj
of March, 1921.
J. E. TALBERT, City, Rt I
3-22-4t-pd.
capitol, the latter the educati
onal capitol of the state. Every ! tPt.nfmn Anr;i Mh a n m
county in the state except four j '
is represented at the University ! Try two. The second one
the average representation be- j will be better than the first.
ing fourteen and a fraction. ; a i i ot nd
Good old Stanly, which ought to
A large crowd attended the j be above average in everything
picnic at Old Whitney Easter
Monday. It was en,ioyed by all.
Miss Pauline Whitley of Albe
marle spent Easter with Miss
V erona Eudy.
has a representation of three
and a fraction the fraction be
ing your humble correspondent.
The Greater University Build
ing Program is being mapped
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Isenhour
Miss Bertha Russell spent
Saturday night with Mrs. J. A.
Bunch.
Mr. Tommie Whitlev had the
We are going to have a wed- 'misfortune of losing a good horse
ding here in the next few days,
out we can t find out who or
when it is.
Venus will tell anyone how to
make that home-made remedy
that will cure exzema. It never
fails. On receipt of one dollar
in postage stamps receipt will
be mailed.
Orders have just come in our
settlement for
several par lnnH-j
of street curbing that will scat- Mrs. Adam Eudy
ter a great deal of money in and 1 Misses Ruth and Katherine
around our settlement. ' lO'Connell of Aibemarle A. N. I.
George Ludwick has just pur-1 ! spent the week end at home.
chased a new automobile. j . ,
We get a lot of lpHer fmm There s None So Gooa. A 1,
people who say they read the' 10 i:d-
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Isenhour j out m accordance with tne ap-
of Salisbury spent Tuesday with j propnations made by the last
legislature. Having at length
seen the light, North Carolina is
going by leaps and bounds to
ward the top of the educational
ladder.
As the big brother of the pub-
Tuesdav. i he schools, the University would
Miss Mary Ross Ritchii spent , be glad to learn that Stanly had '
Easter with Miss Catherine , voted the special tax April 12. i
Coggin. j The rain took a recess long j
Mrs. W. J. Pearce had a wreck ; enough to allow Carolina to de
Sunday afternoon between her ; feat A. and E. College in a hotly j
home and New London. She was contested baseball game here on
not hurt, but there was much ; Thursday afternoon. The score i
damage done to the car. ' was six to four, the two winning '
Mr. Willie Forrest of Richfield i runs being brought in by Lowe,
spent Saturday with Mr. and i w'ho lifted the ball over the fence j
in tne eighth inning. When he ,
hit a home run at Winston-Sa
Why
Suffer?
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Wonders for Me,"
Declares This Lady.
"I suffered for a long
time with womanly weak
ness," says Mrs. J. R
Simpson, of 57 Spruce
St., Asheville, N. C. "I
finally got to the place
where it was an effort for
tne to go. I would have
bearing-down pains in
my side and back es
pecially severe across my
raith item
Herald.
in the Stanlv News-
MISSIOX NEWS.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs.
James Tucker is on the sick list.
Mr. F. W. Lambert and family
of Rockwell, Route 2, spent Sun
day with Mrs. George Almond.
Messrs. Lee Whitlev, Willis
Hartsell. of Concord, Route 5,
and Richard Widenhouse, of Ka-
CARD OF THANKS.
j I TTTI UCWIAliy 3CVC1C stliUSS UlY
lem Easter Monday with the ba-; WM back, and down in my Lo
fca iuii, lyaviuauu Illlglll liavc ' oiuu uiue iru a gicai
suspected that it was accident
al. Thursday's demonstration
would lead us to believe that
home runs with Lows are items
of regular occurrence.
The Raleigh Times suggests
; that Sears & Roebuck Co. failed
to pay a quarterly dividend this
I want to thank my friends
and neighbors for their kindnes
ses and goodness during the
husband. May God's
blessings rest upon you all.
Mrs. Adam Howard.
NOTICE
the fact that the people are tra
ding at home with the home
j merchants who advertise. We
Ihope that the Times is right in
C1 "3
KyU deal of soreness. I was kXfl
IrJa nervous and easily to- iaJ
set.
SI TAKE
i JJfru J Ii 1 : 1 2 1
This is to notify all persons i its surmise.
nnapons. spent bunday with Mr. i that I have sold to L. F. Cox my i m, -r -j
Cletus Hartsell. half intprpsr. in thp o-ror-Prv atorp ! The Redpath Chautauqua will
Mrs. Jennie Mason spent Sun
day in Rockwell with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Lula Harrington.
Messrs. James Mason, and A.
M. Hathcock spent Tuesday in
Charlotte.
Several of our people attend
ed the picnic at Albemarle on
Easter Monday.
Mr. Samuel Mason spent Sun
day in Rockwell.
It seems that a great many of
our people are against the new
school bill. We think they need
more information. If they fail
owned by Cox and Talbot in Ba-
din, N. C.
E. M. TALBOT.
be
in Albemarle Thursday, May 12. It
is reported that the program is un
usually interesting and good. The big
feature this year is "An American
LOST A LADIES' BLACK i ome,fy " by a Ne JrT
af irQcfp nn aH A fuU Program will be publihed lat-
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from St. Martin's to J. W.
Dry's. Finder return to the
News-Herald office and receive
$1 reward. A 5, 3t
The Woman's Tonic
jjTI "I heard of Cardui and y
PkO decided to use it," con- K
k tinues Mrs. Simpson. "I
h4 saw shortly it was bene- KJt
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iVant Something?
FOR SALE ELEVEN O. I. C,i
pigs. 7 weeks old. See or ad
dress John F. Huneycutt. at!
Huneycutt's Mill, City, Rt. 5.
to be informed, the bill will be j 2t pd.
killed at the election. The wri
ter registered at Stanfield Sat-! FOUND EASTER MONDAY!
urday and it seemed that two1
thirds were opposed to it, so we j
think that good speakers ought I
to go to every school house in !
the county and inform the peo-!
pie. '
Advertise
for it in
these columns
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London, N. C, Route 1 It.1 1 " 1111
and it did wonders for
me. And since then I
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Weak women need a
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