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TWIOt-A'WElSK BtSf 1>ATCJ> BUKUKGTON. M. C,
PA«fc
ltAi>Tiyr CHtfBCa
SALE OF BEAL
CHURCH DIRECTORY
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Hu Chttrek tt Tkc'Bair Comttrtv.
Th« Ker^rend
Jahm BtDuetM GibUe.
Bcctor.
8^/vitm Every Su^y, 11:M A. ]
•na 7:30 p. M.
,B«ly Gammttnioti: First Sat^j, 11:M
A. M., Tliird SoiuUy, 7:39 A. If.
Holy and Saiats* Days, 10;00 A. II.
. ..^!|uaday School 9:30 A. H.
Tbe public is
All P«w» Fr«i.
MrtioUy tBvit«d.
: Ve«t^ Clu>ir;
THE UETHODIST PBOT^TAHt
CHPBCH.
•Rcv. (Jtorge L. Curry, Pastor.
Preaehine Semcea every Sunday at
U;00 A. M., and 8:00 P. M.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday 8:00 P.
■ U. ■■
Litdies' Aid and Missianaiy Soeietim
every Monday afternoon after First
SiHiday In «arh month.
CSaristian Endeayo; Society meets at
T:UO Every Sunday ISvei^g.
Sunday Sehool, 9:30 A. M. M. A
Coble, Superintendent.
Good Baraca and Philathea ClaSMft-
' Vou sre Invited to attend all thasc
services.
Kev. M. W. Bock, Paator.
Sunday Worsbii!, 11:00 A. M., aw.-
8;00 P. M.
Sunday School at 8:^0 A. M. J. U.
Vernon, Su^rintecdent-
Praisa an4 Prayer Scrviee^ Wtdmu
day at ,8:00 P. M.
Christian Culture Class, Satunlay a
iHOV P. M. ■
Church Conter«DG«, Wadncaday ba
ton First iSonday 4f each m>>au>
7:30 P. M.
Obsarvanee «f lord’s Su|tper, Firv
Sunday in each mmth.
Woman’s Omoa,. Fiirst Monday of «But.
Mbuth, 3:30 P. lb
mON'f 8'iR£l£'l M. E. CHUBCb
' SOOTH.
Rev. Jj. JI., Tuttle Pastor.
g.yes, S. 42.32 ehaiuB, to the. begh-
ni-’ig, containing !56 38-100 acres, less
By virtu* of the power of sale con«^ acre in still lot, to wit, &5 8.^
taisad in a certain HKirtgagt dead niore or less,
executed to Coble-Bradshaw Co., on i COBZ.E-ERADSHAW COM.AN>,
the 8tb day of March, 1915, by James ; Mortgagee.
Leath and wife,, and duly registered: This the IGth day of November 1915.
in the office of the Register of Deeds I
for Alamance County, Book No. 67, KING OFFERS TO TRADE 8 WO-
•nnnuiHnanniiBniHnniiiB a
M.\CEDO\IA LUTHERAN
CHURCH.
Front Street.
Rev. r. S. Brown. Pastor.
tti*
Miiriiing Service 11-.00 A. M.
Vespers 8:00 P. M.
Services every Sunday except
morning of Third Sunaay.
Sunday School, 8:15 A. U. Prof. J. 3
Kobertson, Supt.
j’eacbers’ Meeting Wednoeday 8:00
P. M, (Paator's Study).
Woman's Missionary Society, Flrs>
Thursday. Monthly, 3:30 P. M.
L. C. 8. Society, S«cond Thoraday.
Monthly, 3:00 P. M.
Young People'* Meeting, Second Sun
day at 9 P. H
i'tucti 10 thb^e who enter,
ilie^sings to those who go.
yv.i.httig every Sunday, U:OU A
.M.'and 8:0« P. M,
Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper
offering for Church charitsiis, P!rjf
Sunday in each month.
Sunday ScboOl, every Sunday, 9:30
A.M.
Prayer. Meeting, Wednesday, 8.00 P.
M. ■ .
Board of Stewards meet on Monday,
8:00 P. M., after Fourth Sunday of
each month.
Woman’s MissionHry Society tr.er?"
4:00 P. M., on Monda;-, after U
and 3rd S'lndays.
Parsonaee, next door to Cburch, Front
Street.
PuEtor’s Telephone, No, IBS.
Ring—Talk—Hang Up—“Busy.'*
HOCUTT MEMORIAL BAPTIST
rHURCII. WEST BURLING-
TON, N. C,
Preschintt Second and Fourth Sundays,
.Morning and Night.
Pages, 92-95, of Mortgage Deeds, to
secure' the payment of a certaia note,
and default having been made in the
payment of said note, the undersigned
mortcagee will expose >to public sade.
to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court Houm door of Alamance Coun
ty on PViday, December 17, 1915, at
li o’clock A. M., the following land
conveyed by said mortgage deed.
A eertiun pi^e or tract of land ly
ing and b^ng iii Alamance County,
State aforesaid, in Boon Station
Township, and described and defined
as follows, tD wit:
Adjoir.ine the lai;ds of ,.\va aad
C. , A. Tickle, John WiMiams, Petsr
Michael and others, and bounded as
follows:
Bsg'iiiiuiig at a crooked wliit^ oak
tree on S. pide of Tr.-ivis Oeffk cornei'
with snid Ava Tickle, rui;r.i:i^ thence
witii the meaaOer of ^id creek coufsas,
and distances a.s follows; . S. 6H4
de^ees, E. 4.15 chain-s,. N- 85% de
grees, E. to Iks., N. .13 degrees, E. 2
chains, S, 62 degrees, E. 1.80 chains,
S. To decrees, E. 1.15 chains, S; 1-i
degrees, N. 1.09 chains.. S. 4.7 2-3
dv-grees, E. 2.27 chains, S. 57 de
grees, E. 54 Iks., S. 69\k degrees, E;
1.3S chains, S. 77H degrees, K. 1.114
chain.'i, to an asii tree on North bark
of said cresfc; as faJovr^ .to exclude
C. D. Gen-ingar’s still lot S, 76 H de-
jjraes, W. 2.70 chains, w a rock, the
MEN FOR UMBRELLA.
Chief Oficer of Ship Just In FrM
Afrifs TeUs of Monarch’s Business
Proposal Which He DecUaed,
Fresh fpnt a voyage to Darkest
Africa, S. Walter Hickey, of the four-
master Judge Boyce, which arrived
here yesterday, maintained that the
least current market rates in Opaho
made one umbrella “swappable” foy
(■ight \vomer.. ■ Also the brunkette
Kiiiii' . :hat territory declared in his
choicest lii'.go, according to Hickey,
that, the man who accepted the um
brella would get all the better of
the l aj-galn, as you can shut up a.-i
umhrell. -
The. Judgy Boyce brought 703 casks
of i'ja.ni oil, - ar.d ihis is the first cr.rgo
if ..tiiat kir.j that ever came dirfect
f-;om Africa to this city.'; The voyags
rcguired sixly-four day.s.
Captain TWlIiam M. Maritine and u
crew of r.h.a brought t}ie\sh:j> to
this city.- They stopped at sevej*al
ports on the way out and got hold of
cargo tha'L would appeal to the in
habitants of the African contineat.
At Cpabo tl;cy fou.^d 20,000 natives.
Money-1
Get the Habit
Nothing Charged. Nothing Delivered.
^—Thats, \Vhy we scil cheaper.
While hunting bargains in dry goods.
Vifhy not Hiinjt bairgains idi Groceries
We have them—
You want them •• :
Coirie to ice us -
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JAMES WORKM.aN, Mfcage--, 5
firinK Stwiil - - - . n ear Ottice. ■
■SHlBBMBiUfllSSISBnMHaUHS
W'i3^i/2gr to
icnick-knacki
N. E. corner of .srid still lot; the.^cc; chief Offiecr Hicfcey put
S. 88 degrees, W. B. S. E.j 1.23
chains to a rock corner with said stUI •*
swap
nr;d
5 a.--
and
all of whbiTi li'ere
their palm oil for
trinkets.
Tlie second day after the ship
rival it rained “cats and dogs,’
up his .Mik I
umbro!ia, and this bit of fashionable I
' and epochal furniture attracted Kin-^'
lot; thence S. (B. S. S. 1 degre. IS' E.) j Garumbagui;
4 chftins to a rock corner with said
lot; thence a right angle from S. l?s
Prayer
Meeting Every
Night at 7:30.
Thursday
CHRtaTIAN CHUBCH.
Corner Church and DAVfl StraoU.
Rev. A. B. Kendall, D. D., Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday 1:00 A.
. and 8:00 I'. M.
Sunday School, a:46 A. H. John B.
Puster, Superintendent
Senior, Intermediate and Junior En-
. deavor Societies meet for worship
every Sunday evenin? at 7:00 P. M..
Mid-Week Prayer and Social Service,
every Wednesday at 8:00 P. M.
Woman’s Home and Foreign Mission
ary Srciaty meet* on Monday after
the first Sunday in each month.
Mrs. Ada A. Teague, Pres.
Ladies' Aid Society meets on Mond-
'day after the second Sunday in each
month, at 8:00 P- M. Mrs, W. R
Sellars, Prea.
Aid Society Tuesday Night After
fourth Sunday, Mrs. G. D, Smith,
President.
s attention. He wanted ■
to sec how the umbrella worked and!
when it was r.hown tj him he wanted I
degrees, E. N. 88% degrees, E. 1.2& something for it. but Hickey. 1
a natural diplomat, gave it to the j
W. 4 chains, t5 the beginning. King.
Later when Hickey visited ,the royal
the King clapped his hands and
chains; thence a right angle N. 2 de--
grees,
containing in still lot .5 of an acre,
more or less; thence K, 76% degrees, v.ut
E. 2.79 chains, to ti>e above mention- outstepped eight^f the most prised
ed ash tree on creek; thence S. 39% Women of the King's household. King
d«fr*es, E. 70 Iks., N. 74 degrees, E. ««rry offered the eight in return for
2.06 chains, to an iron bar on r^ck the
or. N. bank of aaid creek corner with
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Sunday School Every Sunday at 9:30 jaa- w. (B. S. 10 deg. 22’) 34.37 chs.
umbrella and intimated that he
was ready to do business for ail the
Sidney Pettigrew; thence S. 7 degrees vvhito men’s stock on the «,me t«si»
A, M., W. M, Williamsj Supt.
A mast cordial welcome is extended
you to attend all our srveetings. Wo
want you to f{KSl at home U\ our ser-
vicea,
JAS. W. ROSE. Pastor,
Graham. N. C.
22) cn«. The chicf officor says he is goinff to
to a rock corner with said C. A. return ti Africa with a lot of silk un
Tickle and Pettigrew; thonce S. 4% breUas, which he win trade with the
king for a lot of palm oil. He offers
degrees, W. 5 chains to a rock corner
with said William.g in public rDad to
Gibsonville, N. C,; thence N. 37 de
grees, W. 12.7.5 chains, to a rock cor
ner with said Michael; thence N. 8 de-
io Det one of these same umbrellas
that his story is true in every detail.
THE PROTECTIONIST
T« everyone who believes in Protectioa
and Prosperity a sample copy for the asking.
GILUAM GRISSOM, - Ef itrr
Greensboro, N. C.
8£POKM£» CHURCH.
Corner Front and Anderson Streets.
R«». D. C. Co»
Suncby School every Sabbath ••
9:46 A. M.
Preaching every Kirs! and Third Sab
bath at 11:00 A. M.. and 8:00 P. »S.
Mid-Week Servicc every Wednesday,
S:0O P. M.
Everyone Welcorae.-
Parsonage
Corner Front
linger Streets.
and Tr'>{
A cordial invitation extended to all.
A Church Home for Visitors cod toj
Strangler*.
WKBB AVENIjB M. E. CHURCH
souxa
Rev. E. C. Durham. Pastor.
Preaching every first Sunday at 11:W
i In., and 8:(>i) P. M. Second Sun
day at 8:00 P. M.
Sunday School avery Sas£ay at ltO:W
V M.
A. M. H. F. Moore, Suveriotea4«rt.
Eve*rbody Weleoma.
PRESBYTEKIATi CHUKCH.
lUS WSorfslfc i Western
Ry»
Kev. Donald Hclver, Pastor.
Services every Sunday at 11:00 A. M
and S:OC P. M.
Sii.iday School at &:4S A. M. B. B
Sellars, Superintendaut.
Prayer Meeting, W«lacaday at $:0l-
P. M.
Public it cordiall; invited ta til
•erficca.
OCTOBER 31, 191S.
Leave Winston-Salem.
(5:30 A. M. daily for Roanoke and in
termediate stations. Connect
with Memphis Special for South
west, also main line trains
North, East and West with Pull
man Sleepers, Dining Cars.
2:10 P. M. daily for Martinsville, Ro
anoke, the Nor& and £ast.
PallmaH Steel Electric Lighted
SOUTHERN PLANS USING .MO-
Tt)R CARS IN WAR ON JITNEY
rrcbably Two Trip,s Each Way Daily
Bt'twiH'n Raleigh and Ourhaai.
The installation of a motor-car ser
vice beiween Durham and Saleigh as
additional traffic facilities between
ihess two cities was the contemplated
ni jve that took shape here yesterday
between Southern Railway officials.
The suggestion originated with W. H.
Tayloe, of Washington City, general
passenger traffic manager of the
Southern Railway system and his co-
I laborers on this divisiDn voted the
innovation as full of promise. The
details of the "motor car will be work
ed out later. The cars operated be
tween Raleigh and Burhsm wilt be
supplementary the regular traffic
service. The increasing business of
the jit.>ieys between the two cities and
complaints of inadequate accommo-
Your children’s feet need shoes nations for passengers wishing to
that give them frecdpin of action-" travel between the two points in mid-
ts.pt?uLrrit,'h"r tt.
ed that their tender feet will remain operate over the
free from blemiish. VVhen you get rai!way tracks now in use and prob-
these features combined with good ably two trips each dav wilt be the
styIeandlongwearingqua!;ties,you schedule. O. F York'oi
have a perfect ^ildren’s shoe, or ia
Remington Standard Typewriter
1916 MODEL
The mo3t up-to-date Typewriifr mar.ufaclHred. Six labor
ljftifi.tr advances on thiit imptoved rr,o(ie> Carbon papers
and ribbons for all makcu of miclnneft.
Write For A IV'mon.stration.
REMINGTON
203 Shepherd Bldg-.
TYPEWkiTER CO.
RalciKb, N. C.
Buster Brown
Shoes
Raleigh,
Sleeper Winrton-Salem to Hat- wordrrBu«M traveling passenger agent., and Ma-
isburg, Philadelphia, Naw York, ‘ gruder Dent, of Richmond, district
A beautiful piece of Rojerj passenger agent, coiiferred with Mr.
silverware to all m sking a pU- IVlae on the proposition. The prac
tical realization of the plans wiJ!
signify an innovation in the State—
no other points are accommodated by
5enii-st.reet-car rouT.es. Passcn"e:’S
and baggage will constitute t>e
iiiSgage An additional Pullman sec-
tiDn was ordered for Dmham to New
York by the railway officials. The
feasibility of a Pullman train was dis-
cus^sed.
Dining Cars North of Roanoke.
4:15 P. M. daily fir Roanoke and
local stations, Pullman Sleepers.
Trains axi’ive Winston-Salem 11:10
A. M., 1:1.0 P. M., 9:SS P. M.
Trains leave Durham for Roxhore,
South Boston and Lynchburg, 7:00 A,
M., daily and 5:30 1^ M., daily exMpt
Sunday.
„W. B. Beyill, P«»». T»ff. Mfr.
W. G. Saunders, 6e«. Pmb. A*t.
rchase of $3.50 or over.
Raiff’s
Where Your $ Wor.ks
Wonders.
Good Times Coining!
Plenty to eat and %year in these good oid UNITED
STATES’r
Let's all have plenty GOOD MU IC and ;cci and live
bet. er.
Right now our store is so fwii of nice
Pianos, — Organs and Sewing Machines
that we can hardly put any more in.
Prices are going higher We bought 25
Owan.s at old pnces and f h- prife.-^ wet.t up fjoni $4.00 to
$12.50 each this month, while the.-e last; ue will s-11 at the
oid prices.
Parlrtv Organs $50.00. .S55 00. tiO. $65 00 up to 00
C,hurch Organs $25 00, $?,5.0t'. $J5.0 > in. to CO '
Nice Pianos $175,W, $^0.UO. i!;225 00, S2 5!) to $900 00.
Sewing: .Machines §10.t;0, $]o.vyU, $2d CO to ?60.C0.
Easy terms, 10 years EKsrantee aod delivered in your home free.
Ellis Mcl). H ilsic L'o.,
Bkrungton,
N. c.
25 years in Same business, ia Sa»ie town.
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