PB1»AT, SEPTEMI^ U,
THE miCE-A-WSBK OISPI'ATCj; BCRUNGTON, N. C.
^EVES PAG*.
i CHimCH MKECTORY 1
EPISCOPAL CHVJECH.
The Church of The Heiy Comforter.
Th« Reweiid John BeniierB Gihb^
It«etor.
Services Every SttiMjay, 11:06 A. M.
and P. M;
Holy Cbnutmnion: First Sunday, 11:00
A. M., Third Sunday, 7:30 A. M.
H6Iy and Saints’ Days, :I0;00 A. M.
Sunday School 9:30 A; M.
Tile public is cprdially inyitedi
All Pews Free, > Vested Choir.
TH£ Ml^UOOlSt PHOTESTAM'f
CHURCH.
East Dans Street.
Rev. George L. Curry, Paitor.
Preaching Services everj Sunday at
11:00 A, M., and 8:00 P. M.
Prayer Meeting, WedivcaJay 8:00 1*.
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societiet
every Monday afternoon after TiM
Sunday in each mont.ls,
Christian Endeavor Society meeti ai
7:00 Fvery Sunday Evening, *
£i»iday School. 9:30 A. M. A
Goble, Superintendent.
Oood Saraca and Phiiathea Clas'tei.
Ycu are Invited to ittend all theti
services.
MACEDONIA LUTHERAN
CKUBCa,
CHUBC8.
B«v. M. V. Biidt. Pastor.
Ct>NVICT Gl’AttD SHOT TO DEATH,
; LN STANLEY.
A VEXED qVBSTlOS.
J. C. Fteeman Was DirertipK . !
Mi, au« ;
Sunday Worithip, 11:00 A.
8:00 P. M.
Sunday &hool at 9:39 A. M, J. il. '
Varnati, Superintendent. ;
Praise and Prayer ^rvicea, Wed*** ;
day at 8:00 P. M.
Some Krvinhinan has said that the
of a woman may be judged by the
He
Work \Vh«-n .Vegro tkwvict JumM temples and the end of the nose,
on Him-\Va>. Shot Througf. Th.- if there are specVs in
Bod.v. '
the nose or tho temples are withered
1 the woman is moie than thircy, aaj’s
;Albermar;e, Sept. 18,-One of th»' Modfirn Wuyld. To which Arth.u-
ii*wr cowanjly mbrdersJn theUigbane .replW: • . .
ChristUn Culture Claes, Saturday •> toiy of Stanley count/ occurred :his j ^
tl;CO P. M. morning about a mile west of Albe-j she i. thirty, or for that mj^t-
fui-;y-five or fifty, is sim
iJ to judge of a wo-
... , powtrs of attrAction
Observance of Lord’s Supper, teniient of the eoiivitt camp, was shot
Sunday, in each mcnth. . to death by Johii Hodgiii, a negi'>
their respective noses may reveal as.
fegarUs ‘spetkis.’ "—Exchange. |
1 AM WAR.
KAT yiRES.
’ I am a pestilence
Sweeping the wcvld-
;Hate is the lOot of me,
Chiireb Conference, Wedne^y. :r.viric at a point on the new load from ' ter forty
fo«( PSr«t Sunday of eaeh month ;Albcniarl6 to Mount Plc;i»ant, Ijy uonsens. A'k
7:30 P.M. , F>'eemf.n, aiisistant ?uperi'i- '^an’s looks, hci- ]
ili.o inipoj-ta.A'c uf bcj- pl;tce in the
vvoi-ld by liic; tip of her hose or the
Woman-s UnioivPirst Morday of eic» convict, who was servinx a wrm, of world by the lip of her nose or the
Month, 3:30 P. M. two years for stealing a pair of .sho>.-i ,^eins on h.r i. .
IS wortliy
FRONT STREET M. E. CHURCH,
SOUTH.
Rev. U. H, Tuttle .Pastor.
blue veins on liti- temple:
from the Bortian Shoe Company; ^ ehsmpuiiz-w.
The killing occurred at. a point o;) ■ „ ,
, • . ' What TOiil thins i» a human
the road where they Avere building: . , .
I , ■ „ ^ . ■being; .!.', is tf.e soul; . You cannot
tv’O walls, preparatory to construeang I
- , „ ! tell by the :i|> of-the no.t-wliether in'--
a bridge over Lpnff cieek. -Mr. Free-'
Front Street.
Her. T. S. Brown, Pustcr.
Merning Service 11:00 A. U,
Vespers 8:00 P; M.
Services every Sunday except th»
morninK of Third Sunday.
Sunday School, 9:46 A. M. Prof. J. ^
Robertson, Supt.
Teachers' Meeting Wednesday 8:00
P. M. (Psstor’a Study).
Women’s Missionary Society, Fire-.
Thursdmy. Monthly, 3:30 P, M.
L. C. B, Society, Second Thursday
• Monthly, S:90 P. M.
Young People’s Meeting. Second 3u«
day at 3 P. M
CHBlSTlAft CHURCH,
Cerner Church and Davis Streeti.
Rev. A. B, KendaU, D, n.. Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday H;Od A. M.
andi#:00 P. M.^
ounday School, 9:45 A. M. John R.
Fouter, Superintendent.
Senior, Intermediate and Junior En
deavor Societies meet for worship
every Sunday evening at 7:00 P. M..
Mid-Week Prayer and Social Ser.'iee,
every Wednesday at 8:00 P. M.
Woman's Home ?.»>d Foreign Mission
ary Society mesits on Monday aft«r
rhe ii.-st Sunday in each month.
Mrs. Aiisi A. Teague, Pres.
Ladie.s’ .\id Society meets on Mo:id-
day after the second Sunday ii; “ach
month, at ft:00 P. M. Mrs. W. R.
Sellars, Pres.
A cordial invitation extended to all.
A ChareK Home for Visitor! and foi
Strangers.
WEBB AVENUE M. E CH0BCB
1 SOUTH.
Sev, E. C. Durham, Pastor.
Preaching every first Sunday *t 11:00
A, T*f.. and S:hO P. M. Second Sun
day at 8:00 P. M.
Sunday ^'':li.‘n! every 3unda$ at )0:W
A. M. . «
A. M. H )■ Moore, Sii(ieriiitaed«tt
WMeoiPA.
PRKSRYTF.RIA-N CHURCH.
Kev DonaSd McJver, Pastor.
Sefvjcpp every Sunday at 11:00 A. M
and S:00 P. M.
Sanday School at 9:45 A. M. B. .H
Sellars, Superintendent.
Prayer Meeting, W-adncoday at 8:00
P. M.
It* Public is cordially invited S® all
servioea.
reace to those who enters"
Blessings to those who gol
?rea;hing every Sunday, 11:00
M.'and 8:00 P. M.
Sas.Tanient of the Lord’s Supper with ,needed in securing his
man Was Warding five convicts and
had just olinlbcd up on the wiUl 1.5
■show them how to do a ceitain piece
of work and when his liack was tui'n-
ed HodgiJi juinpecl on him and sui'-
-run. In so du-
offerinsr for Church chanties, F'rs: ''eK''o feil backwuiids iind
■Sundav in each month. . Freenuin jumped on him trying to get
Sunday .S’chool, every Sunday, ^hat Hodjjin
^ shot at him twice, the first ?hot miss-
Prayei" Meeting, Wfednesday, 8*00 P. mark and the second one en-
A r;u will Met i. na\v the head of :» ■ Dcaih is ihc jrru of n»e^
niritch, l;ut cnkcb a keeii doli^bi \ >Swifl is my stroke;
the wood piM-i. A rat j?:.y.vs ^ iilOod h. tht- of me,
-.h- woo ] p;in .Xrciii iho hi^iul ■ .Si»el is. the twipc t»!‘ me,
ihe ja?J /ocks ’s:’y much i T'aijn .■^h U yc kijovv me;
like ;i lojij*; cut l>y a be:ivtM'. Ilf? will. I aro L.hc tieath of .
ht-AVL'vei-, j-u.-: with ii mhick'-in itm rhe life of deaJh,'
iviOLth, u:-d liu-iT is. no !aiv I Vt’ar!"
his sirikinij- >i a wall as. he i -
xiful he takes u match or-I an\ .m'-idiJc.sV
tA'o rfumeii.Dos ;o i^is-ncft. Anti iht' ixrk.f'VJ'
'.vlll biiiKl il a chimney iCh;i‘n»pin!;r rii-i^ieii.
ri”ff t.hc'. .-.vfiiimer and the ;Slampin«^ of war lj*»rse ho(>iV
started ii’. ihi? tali thoi'C 'is pren-! (l.hurgirs?
orrJly (iiiite rr immlioi-• Of tiro.-' fi-oin |cl:ishinj;‘ of huyoheis, ,
this sourv-e. •••.Siiiety ..Kag'eerinft’. ' Kla.nhi.ji^r of. j^vvord *V»hules^
•' ;i [iumblinii'of (.-annon Avh.eelx.
Care should . }>c taker* -\o .clean up uf kinirdonis,-
y:ircs iMM\ iiurr. ntxunVulated. rubbish i. . :;re my barbi^ei-j^:
a\ray from hui’diiig'.s ov fenceri where . ^
a tire'knight be started. Fires .'iiouM ^ Uie . kuv ol Ueath,
Inot'be riiade oir tlays^ of hig'h winds. ^ U a/;*'
M.
itering Freeman’s back just below'-th®
soul. is' old jr youi^jj;. A 'woman
younc 'Nv.hiie >he retains mental ai-'t
ity^ interest .'221 realities,'whiie it
clear that her soul is stiil alive. --
■ ‘‘There.nve tlum.saiids bf.littk-gVe^;ri.l®“tHei- the ii'i piles.on a.bai-.;;
.apple'g-iris. fifteen-or ,i(ixteen or .'seven- ««J--bu!'i •when some p-iwii pc'.-- I
teen years old, jusL as old as they will i’™” I’an .watch that i.u.ehild plays wi'h
ever be. .i)e.cau:?e their nunds have
relished tiieir Itnift and thrir kouIs arn
:5tagrh«nt. .
‘•When.i. a woman young?
“When a wonuin looks %vich loi'e
■a.'^d affection and interest on all chib
Board of Stewards meet on SConday,;and coming out 1-hvu |whethei- they are her own or no:, averted by timely pi-ec-iiutior.
8:00 P. M;yafter Fourth Sunday of,’''® '^est; Mr; Freeman ran :ibout -10
each month. ’ i yards ;ifter bcinf; shot before he fell
Woman’s Missionary Society ,neew Hodtrin held the other four con-
*■.00 P. U.. on Monday, after 1*' at bay iinti! after he had nuide
and 3rd Sundays. escape.
.SVEECHI.ESS.
Blo’.'idinc - Hear abou: Goi-iy Gid-i
Parsonage, next door to Church, Fr»nt THE .MOST l.'MH)PL’L.\l{ THISfi.
Street.
Pastor’s'I’elephone, No, liS8. | v/e believe the most unpopular
Ring—Talk—Hang Up—"Busy-’* . pr.rty in this state was th.e indi^.
HOCUTf MEMOKiAL BAPTIST
CHURCH. WEST BUKLING-
TOX, X. C.
thing ever done by the Democrtitic
criminate ’-aising of the ti'.xes in
Preuching Second and Fourth Sunday?,
MorniiiK and Night.
Piayer Meeting Every Wednesday
Night at 7:30.
t
.^id Society Tuesday Night After
Vcurth Sunday, Mrs. G. I>. Smith,
Prcsit^ent.
.nearly all of the countif!!. -\s an
i *o,uaIization pt'oposition it is ab-
' surd and to many candidates at trie
' jnext eleC'tion it is going to be a ghost
I which will not down.—Roxboro Couri
er.
Sunday School Every Sunday at 3::i0
A. M., W. M, Williams, Supt.
A most cordial welcome is extended
you to attend all our mccting.s. We
want you to feol at home ia our scr-
Vic»."i.
JAS. W. ROSE, Pastor,
Graham, N. C.
REFORMED cuuaon,
Corner Front and Andarsott Strrats,
Rev. D. C. Cox.
Sunday School every Sabbath it
9:45 A. M.
Preaching every First and Third Sab
bath at 11:00 A. M., and 8:00 P. M.
Mid-Week Service every Wednesday,
8:00 P. M.
Everyone Welcome.
KarsonaEe Corner Front and TrM-
t liniraT Streets.
You Are Judged
by she Appear
ance of Your
Letter
If your stationery is up to
the minute, vv'ith type the
proper size and neatly dis
played, your communication
wiil command attention.
That Is the Ki&d of
Statiouery That Our
Jo b Office urns
Out
Head the good ads In this icsue and
jy.tronize vnth our advertisers.
TWINS,
“1 don’t like to see wairinK armies
cj*II too persiFctcntly on Providence,
It savors of arrogance and self-rightv
eousness. Providence raay take re^
venge.”
The speaker was Binhop Lincoln
Miles of Duluth, He went on;
‘'There was once a younff couple
that expectcd u visit fn>ni the stork.
The husband w'aa anxious that the
stork bring? a girl; the wife w'as anx
ious for a boy. Heing very i-eligfious,
both besouj^ht Proviieiiee morning,
noon and ni^ht to prant ov her
dc.vire.
**A)uj F’rovidenco heard. Provide^'/e
ffj’antod both prayers”.
t;i.EVER.
‘'niifTKins. a clever .story teilor/’
y ‘'Why, he ha^? been tcdlinp the s^ame
story Sot years!”
^‘Yes. But he k«eps you a^;£enin;jr.
Kvery now and then he maruiges
to think up another^ bej?innin»r and
make you believe it’i .croing: to be a
new one.”
AHG UM ENTCFM AD FEMLVAM.
RepreseiTtatlve Bou’die, of Ohio,
whosv visforous anti-sutfrape spee*h
wiOi the feature of last month’i; kui’-
frajre debate, ?ut at a recent diunsy
party in Washington beside a suffra-
Kist.
The I'UfTraffist, liesirous of sho'vin/j:
woman's seridom of sei*vitude,
*'ilr, Bowdie, why doe.s i\ wt^man
when sho marrie? a man, take his
i:ame?'’
But Mr. Bowdie. desirous to ^ho%v
woman’s sheUered and easy economic
position, smiled and answered:
“Why does she take everything' 8l«ie
he*s j^ot?''—Philadelphia Rullotin.
"They tell zi\e that Smith was
rested today because he drowned his
dog- in the rive?*,” saJd Jones.
•'How could they arrest him for
drow'hing- a dopr in the river?*' de
manded Brown.
“Why, they claimed lliat a suaken
bark obstructed navi^tion.”—Cincin
nati Enquirer,
she is siill voting.
“When a Woman looks with love
and pity at u sorrowful child, or aij
overwoi'keci woman, or a shiveiriny;
poor old m:in, she is still your.jr, Hnd\b^?ad?
beautiful too. J Brunetta— VVliat about her'.'
When 11 V-Oinan takes unseifts^h in*- '‘Knockctl •spc6chl*'?s liv a
terest in ihe beauty; the dressing*, the
dreaminjr and the happiness of some
girl just beginning: her life, the wom
an is youHK: as that jrirl.
‘‘The woman who tnkei? a deep in-
terest in a I-ook, in an e-ljp5e of the
sun or ill a new though*, is much
younger than the lady whose violent
interest is aroti.sed by a 7iew frock*
a new m-hcme for freezinjr in the
wai.st—r.o matter what the tip. .u
a ha H at
Seducing: the nation';
tre buniinp^ hia.'kJK, -(hat ibe /ir-:* , j ^n^hiniiitii lii; for me,
,U completely uuench.d liefore leavip.;;. P^iti'iot.-i die for me,
it. Often coalj? \vin j-fvive after bcin?!:' Leavers J iack noi—
apparently deaci\ -It inipfjssible to.niuulhs speak Jni- nu-
be. too ca]’eful in thc^c jmrilcnlars^! ruek of me,
ar.d many times disa.^rou.s iire? will Widow&d svives shriek of me.
i Cuisinjr my name;
■ [ ant the death of Joy,
|1 am th(; joy of Heath*,
i ' I Hn:i Warl •
AUar Hrady ir^ Outlook.
TRYING TO BK MEKRV.
era*.” I ’‘i yriu are t.'cins*' investigated,''
“But I just passed her a few mo-Si'.id ihe chatty youn«: womt.n.
mcnts ago apd she -.^pokc to me.'' j “Yes," replied Mr. ('iimrox, with a
“?kr,(;\v but she was on her. Wny to idetermined air of cheei'fulnens. “My
u meetinK’ to make an addrc;-.s and j biisino.s affairs hrve been made the
v/hen the car hit h^r she lost her man-johject of some fnrjnai curiosity.”
I (ij.'oript.
‘Are you in the manufacttirinjr
_ — ! jju-vine.s.s”
' The ffirl vho can look ijood ''Xo—urdes? you mijfht he piea.s^fJ
her /^uvrJn ro be .‘^atisfK-d j to cfi)l our businp.sji ofiice a nialosfa^'*
with htr a>-t and her photoj^rafiher’sJ tnry of ^rreat wealth.”
*^rm looking for a tall man with a long thirst^^
“—and maybe he won’t be glad to see me5
Hope he don’t forget I’ve got some thirst m^/self
for a cold drink of Pepsi-Cola.
To refresh jaded spirits and appetites there’s
nothing more satisfying.
i^rop rounci lq uic lounuiin""
PEPSI-Co
a
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Drop ’round to the fountain—and prove what we say.
Pepsi-Cola’s put
up carbonated in
bottles, too—at
your gro:;er’s.
For All Tkirsts—Pepsi’Cola
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works
L M. SQUIRES. Proprklo!
Phone 435
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Burlington, N, C.