hy, Mareh 8, 1923.
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V \ i rs ( ROSS ROADS.
, j ; .(l to say Mr. A. D. Wil
apiMvin/ ftt the time'of this
v i.i Hopkins and little
[|. k-n Juanita, of Charlotte.
.. unlay night and Sunday
I.iilhm-. Mr. D. J. Hopkins. -
, | Mrs. Jason Aiisenheimer.
[jotite 3. spent Sttnday at
~'f- Mr. and Mrs. A, I). Wil
,i,,| .Mrs. George Allman and
~! Concord, spent Sunday c.v
--i, Mr. and Mrs. It. It. Cline,
t.ilph c»*<idman lias gone to
;. i work.
aJ Mis. X. W. Hopkins and
r. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plvler.
,i , tt<. spent Sunday at Mr.
x \ iPipkin’s father. Mr. I). .1.
u- : rid Mrs. Itoy Safrit. of Knn-
Mi.sscs Nora. Grace and Iney
‘ , of Rimer, spent- Sunday at
Safrit's mother. Mrs. j. A.
; K!md Hopkins visited Sfitur
. h Mi-- Antallan Carter.,
M .n- Susa, Daisy and Katie
!v m. «.f M A. S. Mt. Pleasant :
.j .. Mai \in Watts. Clehtns Kluttz
\1 p » I. spent the \voefc-e.rtd
,j. i.itiut folks.
\]r. in<l Mrs. It. R. Cline have been
tin,-,I io their home on ao-ount ol
•uk< Inn are aide to he out again.
SAVEET I»EA.
ROCKY RIVER.
M - c. M. Miller has been sick hut
j s j[ti\v 1 tetter.
All -. El-ie Grier, of Itarium Springs,
vis!ting iter parents, Mr. and Mrs.
.j p .Morrison'.
Mr an*l Mrs. W. II Hagler gave tin*
.usketball hoys and some of tlieir lady
•iiends a tine supper last Wednesday
n i<r]if
Tim e who were present had quite
treat, ai tlie community club meet
in. r last Tlmr-day night. The pro
_i;im tliroughont was tine. Miss
I'p wii read a splendid pitve by Henry
\\\ Grady, after which Miss Lois
K fd read a list of jokes on various
' present, all of which was very
imi.h enjoyed. Hut the big attrac
tion w.is the music by Mr. Swain, the
blind 'man from Charlotte. There
was a m-ord crowd in attendance.
, MX- Grier Linker is visiting her
ir.-aiH'lparents at Newell.
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Reed have “gone
we-i" and located in Knoxville, Tenn.,
v a Mr. Reed has a _good position
wirt a store called Piggly Wiggly.
- Higgle Woggly,” or some such queer
Tte comity force is building a line
i id from the. National highway tc
Jl' iky River Church. They are now
r> eking on the Archibald hill.
A SCRIBBLER.
( ONCORD ROUTE FOUR. -
We are having some pretty weather,
and if. seems very much like Spring.
M W. 11. Taylor is' getting along
t.-i' building his new barn.
Mr and Mrs. L. P. Blackwelder and
l: mily spent Sunday.with Mrs. Black
weti|c,r - brother. Mr. W. I?. Krim-
Ah-r of ihc tin has disappeared In
n is rTiininiinity.
Mi's Klma Hopkins spent Saturday
a“enineii with Miss Antalean Carter.
Airs. 1.. P. Blackwelder and three
'■’aihiren. Ethel. Nyttie and Johnny.
-?h*nT Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
W. };. Taylor.
Mrs. Fannie Faggart. spent ’ the
week-end with Mr. Faggart’s sister.
Airs. Clyde Barrier.
Air- W. B. Taylor and Mrs. Daisy
Duly nml two children, Marvin ami
iMlph. spent Wednesday with Mrs.
bill lialin.
Misses Lillian and Wilma Taylor
'l'cnr a few hours Friday afternoon
with Misses Ethel and Nettie Black-;
Tin farmers are taking advantage
f this pretty weather plowing and
■Hin- ready for planting.
M'“'-e crossed hats with Cruse on
du- Aloose“diamond the 22nd of Feb
-11 'iv. and on the following Friday
n• > <mssed hats with Rimer. The
s, "ie was in favor of Moose both
Ah G. \v. Foil and two sons, Spon
*l ad Frank, made a business trip
h < mm,uni Saturday.
Ali-s Amanda Troutman was laid
h> rest in Alt. Olive cemetery March
. t;?h
'• ! W. B. Taylor and two sons,
1 nid <iiirle.v, spent a few hours
In i. v afternoon with her sister.
Mr . Will Shoe..
Mr-. Sallie Fink and Mrs. W. B.
spent Tfiursdav afternoon with
M G. f. Carter. BLUE BIRD.
< RI SK SCHOOL.
s« !iooj is progressing nicely with
' " l-Ntella I’enningei* ns teacher.
Ruby (tress and Margie Alil
■ "‘"I a few hours Sunday with
! Gladys and Helen Watts.
1 and Mrs. Clyde Miller and
' : ! “n spent Sunday with Mr. and
-di' K A. (’less.
and Mrs. R. M. Cress and ehil
-1,1 'pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
1 Fisher.
Nonlie Goodman, of jtear the
' Hnnds. has gone to the County
! ' Her sister. Miss Lizzie Good
died last Saturday. March 3rd,
■ *= t'uried Sunday at 1 o’clock at
1 ;i Church, she was 88 years of
Nora Hopkins and little daugh
■■ inita spent Saturday night and
with )ut father, Mr. D. J.
v '\ Marvin Watts, of M. IV C. 1.,
1 'he week-end with home folks.
F (’. Sapp, who has been on
'■ i< list, is improving nicely.
' and Mrs. Roy Safrit and Misses
'Mace and Inez Safrit spent
' y afternoon with Mrs. Itoy Sa
''"other. Mrs. .!. A. Watts.
li Addie Ritchie is confined to
> me on account- of illness.
A. h. Wilson,- <vho has been on
' • 1, list for a long time, is improv
liU-cly now.
Herman and John A. Watts,
l!! '\e lieen confined to their home
account of illness are able to be
~,n again.
, G. R. p. Cress spent last Mon
’ atternoon with Mrs. E. A. Cress.
-Fss Blanche Cress spent Sunday
Mai-eh fourth with Miss Edith Cress.
Mr. Reuben Fink is confined to his
home on account of illness.
. Air. John D. Slither, of the M. P. c.
E, spent the week-end with home
| fu,ks TREE LOVE.
BARRIER no. 9.
School is progressing nicely at Bnr-
1 1 u r with Miss Ruby Furr as teacher,
i Mrs. W. M. I urr and daughter. Miss
i Leumh, of Midland, sjient last Satur
day night with Miss Ruhv Furr at her
I hoarding place at Mr. Eli Harke.v's.
Mrs. A. I. Emy. who has beeii on
i lie sick list for ihe past week, is im
proving.
Airs. Robert Barrier and daughter.
Miivs Mary Ella, were visitors in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Darkey Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Bed io Furr, of Midland, spem
last Saturday night with Miss Ruhv
Furr.
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Barrier and fam
ily motored to Swift Island Sunday.
Quite a number of young people
gathered in the-home of Mr. Eli llar-
Kpa last Saturday night and spent sev
eral enjoyable hours. Those present
ueie Misses Rule, Beulah and Bedie
Furr.
Miss Mary llarkey. Miss Eliza Bus
bin, Missosv Mary and Myrtle Scott.
Messrs. Ben and Ezekiel Bushin, .las.
Scott. Carl Plots, Horace Allman. Eet
zer ( o\. Messrs. Cox and Allman ren
dered some splendid selections on tin*
violin and banjo, which were greatly
enjoyed by all.
Mr. Curtis Eurv, who holds a posi
tion in Kannapolis, spent the week
end with his parents. Air. and Mrs. A.
I. Eurv.
Mr. Jocab Lewis and Miss Julia
Smith motored to Deorgeville and Host
Mill Inst Sunday afternoon.
Dn next Saturday night. jMarch 10.
a community spelling match will be
held at Barrier scftoolhouse. Every
body is invited to come and take part.
EASTERN NO. H.
u'e enjoyed a great community
meeting at Phoenix school last Tliurs
. day. held by Mr. Philips and Miss Wil
son in all-day program.
The box supper at Phoenix Satnr
, day night was well attended and high
ly enjoyed. The proceeds amounted to
$ i<;.
!' The week-end visitors here were Mr.
Robert Host and Miss Dorothy .Best.
. of Statesville; Mr. Lewis Shim pock
> and Miss Shellie Riggers, of Kannap
> olis: Messrs. Roy Isenhour and Lacy
Riggers, of M. I*. C. 1., Misses Annie
• Pless and Opha Litaker, of Mont
Amoena Seminary, and Mrs. O. ('. Best
. and children, of Route a:'Messrs. Dav
id and J; C. Dry. of Route 7.
, Mrs. E. F. -Whitley returned home
.yesterday after spending several days
• with her son. <). W. Whitley, near Ml.
Pleasant. j
. Mrs. Rose Kluttz* and Miss Florence
, Whitley spent last Sunday with Mr
• and Mrs. Joe Kluttz.. of Oakboro.
Mr. Ernest Plott and family spent
yesterday with relatives in No. 0.
WILD ROSE.
SLOOPE SCHOOL.
The children of Sloope school art
able to be- in school again after hav
ing the measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Rost and son
Leonard, spent a while Saturday
night at Hu* home of Mr. J. E. Carter
Mi ss Myrtle Carter is spending some
time with her parents. Mr. and Mrs,
J. E. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bolk. of Monroe
have moved to Mrs. Belk's Parents
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wensil. of Rowan
Mr. J. E. Carter is building a new
phone line to Concord. •
Mr. James Furr, who has been
threatened with appendicitis, is im
proving.
Messrs. W. E. Kluttz. Will Ketnei
and Will Corl are assisting Mr. J. E
Carter in building his phone line.
31 r. Alliert Carter spent awhile Sun
day in Concord.
Messrs. Grover Sides, Lee Haynes
J. E. Carter and son. Albert, made a
business trip to Rockwell Tuesday
night. SCHOOLGIRL.
PITTS.
Everyone seems to he enjoying tin
pretty spring weither. The farmer.-
are all busy preparing their ground foi
early planting. _
Miss Virginia Harris was able t»
resume her work as {curlier at l*itt>
Monday morning, after being confined
to lier home since Tuesday of last
week on account of illness. The school
work was delayed during her illness.
The hoys of the neighborhood hav(
enjoyed several chicken stews recent
l.v.
Mrs. 11. T. Barbee spent the week
end with her mother. Mrs. Titus Furr
Rev. Air. Short and little daughter
Louise, spent last Friday with Mr
and Mrs. C. F. Little.
Air. Henry Hunnicutt has improved
so that lie is able to he about again.
ATr. and Airs. C. F. Little and fain
ily"Spent last Sunday.with Mrs. W. L
Horton. ,
Aliss Agnes Barbee and Miss Lem
Little.spent last Friday afternoon with
Aliss Sally Hunnicutt.
Aliss Hattie Carver and Air. With
erspoon. of Charlotte, visited Aliss-
Agnes Barbee last Saturday after
noon. SUNSHINE KIDS.
GOLD HILL ROUTE TWO.
Miss Violet Honeycutt delightfully
entertained the Luther League Satur
day night at her home. Various games
were played, after which a fruit course
was served by Aliases Callie Are.v. Vio
let and Charlotte Honeycutt. Those
present were: Alisses Yergio and
Brown Melchor. Doris and Jessie Is
enhour, (’allie Arey, Florence Clay. Es
telle and Helen Cline. Kate Hanimill.
Charlotte and Carolyn Honeycutt and
Airs. Bodie: Messrs. Carl, Earl, Ben
and Dixie Honeycutt. Buford and
Houston Earnhardt. AValter Wagoner,
Graden and Lex Alelchor. Bruce Arey,
Victor, Ayehie and Paul Cline and
ifev. Air. Bodie.
< Air. and Airs. William Arey and
family spent Sunday visiting his fath
er. All*. Jacob Arey. of Albemarle.
Ah*, and Mrs. J. G. Honeycutt and
Alisses Opal Arey and Elizabeth Hon
eycutt. spent the week-end visiting
1 Air. and Airs. Jim Honeycutt in Sal
isbury.
Airs. Jim Melchor and family and
Air. Walter Wagner spent Sunday eve
ning visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mel
chor, of Salisbury.
Airs. W. G. Honeycutt* spent the
week-end visiting Air. and Mrs, Wiley
fSeaford, of Alt. Pleasant.
t
* Miss Callie Arey spent a few days
tin's week in Salisbury visiting Mr.
find Mrs. J. J. Honeycutt.
Mr. George Dry bad a stroke of
paralysis last week. This is the third
stroke Mr. Dry lias suffered. 11 is con
dition is serious.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bos!, Mr. John
Dost and Mrs. Daisy Earnhardt and
son Johnnie and Miss Juanita Morri
son spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mr:’.
L. L. Honeycutt.
.Mrs. Berry T.ipo is spending several
weeks visiting her father. Mr. George
I >r.v.
Mr. and Mrs, G. J). Moose and
daughter, Mattie, and Mr. Hoy Moose,
of Albemarle, spent Sunday visiting at
Mr. John Barrier's;
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Kluttz and fam
ily spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs, Jim Dry.
Mr. and Mrs. .Wade Dry spent Sun
day visiting Mr. Walter Melchor:
Miss Emma ltidenhour, of Rockwell,
■is spending this week visiting Mr. and
i Mrn. Jim Lentz.
! Mr. George Smith and Miss Vera
Dry spent a while Sunday evening in
Misenheimer.
| Miss Louis Hodge ran the ear she
I was driving last Monday evening into
jMr. Ed. Honeycutt’s fence when the
[saddle horse, winch Miss Violet Hon-
I event l was riding, backed in front of
'Miss Hodge's ear. No one was in jur
ied. /
Mr. Victor Cline, who is working at
Colon, spent the week-end with home
folks. < USE AN RiIHJE.
ALLISON GROVE.
There was preaching at Allison
Grove Sunday. A large crowd was
prese|it.. Rev. J. E. Alexander deliv
ered a good message of love, both in
the afternoon and at night.
On Saturday. Mareh 3rd. Mr. W. P.
Sherrill came home from his work and
Ito his great surprice found that a
crowd had gatherer to give him a sur
plice birthday dinner. Mr. Sherrill is
o 3 years old and we hope that ho will
live to have many more birthday din
ners. The occasion was enjoyed by all
those who were present.
Mr. Albert Maxwell and family spent
Saturday night with Mr. W. F. Sher
rill. ' S.
MT. PLEASANT ROUTE ONE.
The health of this community is
very good at this time.
Mrs. Ilobart Eud.v is on the sick
list.
Mr. Paul Wetter and Miss Veda
Ilatley were married last Wednesday.
We wish for them a long and happv
life.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Simmons. February’ ll'tli. a son. Luth
er Monroe.
31 r. and 31 rs. Paul Winter, of Ca
barrus. spent Sunday night with Mrs.
Welter’s father. Mr. W. E. Hatley, of
Stanlv countv.
LONELY GIRL.
NO. i) TOWNSHIP.
It seems that spring is here.
Miss Julia Smith spent Saturday
night in Concord with relatives. *
Mr. H. J. Furr made a trip to Al
bemarle Saturday.
31r. .1. M. Hudson is confined to his
home with flu.
3ir. Jake Hnrtsell is not improving,
we regret to say.
31 r. and Mrs. R. 1,. Rinehart anil
- sister. Lottie, spent Sunday at Mrs.
Rinehart's father's. Mr. M. L. Little,
of No. 10.
Mr. G. E. Smith spent Friday night
in Mt. Pleasant. N
Mr. and Mrs. L. (). Letler spent
it while Sunday with 3lrs. LoUer's sis
ter. Mrs. R. L. Rinehart.
3lr. Lewis Smith spent Sunday
with Mr. G. E. Smith, of Cold Springs.
“ 3lr. Paul Weathers and Miss Vim
Hatley were married Wednesday. We
wish them a long and happy life. ■
There will be preaching at Miami
Sunday at 11 o'clock by the pastor.
Rev. G. W. Grub.
Mr. T. M. Rinehart spent Thursday
night with his father, Mr. 3lartin
Rinehardt.
3lrs. Chares Ha ugh and sisters.
Misses Minnie and Margaret Frame, of
No. 10. spent Sunday with Mr. and
’ Mrs. Samuel Haugli.
3lr. C. V. Rinehart]f and Leonard
' Dry, of N't). 11. spent Sunday with
liis father. Mr. 31. R. Rinehardt.
1 Mr. amt Mrs. Henry Furr and Fum
; ily and Mix. I». L. and Lottie Rine
ha'rdt motored to Finged Sunday and
had a nice t ime.
.Miss Mary Ella Barrier, of Mont
Amoena Seminary. Mt. Pleasant, spent
' the week-end with home folks.
The school at Finks is progressing
nicely with Miss Host and 3iiss Fow
ler as teachers.
3lr. anti Mrs. Alio Harkey spent
Monday with their daughter, Mrs. Lee
Talley.
31 r. and Mrs. Paul Weathers spent
Sunday night with Mrs. Weather's
Father, 3lr. Eli llUtley, of Mission.
CLODHOPPER.
WESTERN STANLY.
All*, and, Aliss. Wiley Harrier, of
Concord, were Sunday visitors at G.
AI. Barbee's.
Alisses Eftie and Itettie Furr, of
Kannapolis, are spending the week
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J
H. Furr.
Dr. and Airs. I. A. Yow, of Con
cord, visited relatives in this vicinity
Sunday.
The death angel visited the home of
Mr. Bud Smith last Friday and claim
ed his beloved wife. Ida Bell Smith.
She leaves besides her husband, a
tiny babe. A father and mother and
several brothers and sisters, also sur
vive. Interment was made Saturday
in Love’s Grove cemetery.
All*. It. F. Sossamon, of Kannapolis,
is visiting his familv here.
xrxTirs. j
LOCUST.
An all-day service has been an
nounced for the third Sunday at
Smyrna, which will include a memo
rial service for the late J. D. Jenkins.
I Bring dinner am| spend the day.
j Pastor Russell preached a very ear
nest and impressive sermon Sunday
at the Baptist Church. lie pleaded
with his people to stand together and
push forward and ’ possess the laud.”
this clause being part of the text
from which he preached.
Air. G. H. Tucker and family are
moving into their beautiful new seven
room bungalow vyhich is a credit to '
the place.
Old Sol revealed the power of his
• rays during a day or two even if the
fHE CONCORD TiiyißS
winter weather returns again. '
Sunday visitors included Mrs. J. M.
Kluttz and family, of Georgoville. at
Mr. D. W. Turner's: Mr. anti Mrs.
Pearson Rinehart It and children at
Miss Fronia Rinelumlt's; 31 r. and
Airs. W. H. Austin, of Midland, at D.
A. Jenkins; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bras
well. of Wingate and Mr. and Mrs I D.
I>. Tetter, of Charlotte.
The Misses Connell spent Sat unlay
night with Miss Vera Smith. A num
ber of young people gave them a sur
prise party.
A Gretna Hre-m affair look place
here some time Sunday night when
AHss Cora, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J*. W. Starnes, eloped with Sylyesler
Drake, of Stanlield. We Jo.arn they
were married in South Carolina. May
they have happiness all through their
lives. i».
CABARRUS MILL.
Last Wednesday night Mr. Lon
Smith was taken seriously ill at his
home tin Corbin street. * Ilis condi
tion is, teported as unchanged.
Airs. Hopkins is able to he up again!
a Her being real* sick for more than
two weeks.
Mr. Lynn Carter, who is in the Con
tort! Hospital, is much improved and
is expected to return to his home in a
short while. •
Born to Mr. and Alls. Cris Cochrane,
tin eleven anti a half i>auiid boy.
Air. Clarence Clark, and 31 rs. Ella
Nash wore married one day hist week.
They are boarding at the homo of the
bride’s aunt. Airs. Mae Coleman, on
Powder street.
, Airs. Kluttz. who lives on Short
Row. is reported as being very sick.
Airs. Bud Aldridge litis been sick
for a week or more.
Air. John Bullabo.v and family have
moved from You it g street to ti vacant
house on Corbin street.
Air. Baker has sold bis restaurant
to Mr. Will Little.
Rev. 31. L. Kester tilled In's regular
appointment last Sunday night at St.
Andrews Lutheran Church . Rev. Air.
Fitz, I). IL, was present and made a
splendid talk, which was enjoyed hv
all. ‘ Al.
CONCORD ROUTE FOUR.
We are having some real spring
weather now, and the farmers will
soon be preparing to plant.
The Hu has almost left our com
munity.
Air. ami Mrs. 1,. P. Blackwelder and
family spent Sunday with Mrs. Black
welder’s brother, JMr. Will Krimmin
ger.
Aliss Elma Hopkins spent Saturday
evening with Aliss Am idea n Carter.
3lr. Bul'ortl Carter spent Sunday in
Rowan.
Airs. Fannie Faggart assistant teach
er of Moose school, spent the week-end
with Mr. Faggart's sister. Mrs. Clyde
Barrier.
Air. anti Mrs. Clarence (’line spent
Sunday with Mrs. Cline's parents. Mr.
anti Mrs. Will Fink. BLUE EYES.
CABARRUS.
AVe are having some fine weather
along now. The^farmers are getting
ready to go to farming.
31 r. O. L. Black lias been doing a
gootl deal of wood sawing for the: past
week. \
Du last Saturday a week agoj the
old Bethel church was sold at public
auction to the highest bidder, which
was Mr. Cyrus Hartsell. lie paid tbr*
sum of sir><) for the’old building and
is now busy tearing down and moving
the building.
The slate layers are very busy cov
ering our liojv church. They wish to
complete the job in a few more days*.
We are having a great deal of sick
ness in our community along now.
Mrs. George Hartsell is still con
fined to her bed with #lu*umatism. We
wish her a speedy recovery.
Air. anti Airs. Tucker and Air. anti
Airs. I’resser. of Stanlield, were Sun
day visitors at Mr. B. B. Presson's.
Mr. Murry Aleasmer. one of the
Bethel school teachers, is on the sick
list.
Mr. L. 11. Reeder is on the sick list.
There will be preaching aMd Sunday
school at Bethel sehoolhouse Sunday
instead of in the old church. Let ev
erybody come out. There are a good
many people in our community who
are not attending Sunday school who
we are sure could go. Now, let’s get
started. Let every member be pres
ent nexjt Sunday and bring a new
member.
Supt. J. B. Robertson visited our
school Friday. There was a very in--,
tcresting basketball game played here
Friday between the Harrisburg and
Bethel Boys. The score was 10, to !)
in favor of Bethel. The girls also
played the Harrisburg girls, winning
by a score of 24 to 4. 11.
EASTERN NO. ELEVEN.
The sale of Mr. W. X. Isenhour oa
Tuesday was largely attended. All*. Is
enhour will move his family to Con
cord next week. Wo regret to so<*
them go, but wish them success in
their new undertakings.
Aliss Jolmsie .Mast is confined to
her room on account of sickness.
Air. D. K. Cline and family visited
their daughter. Airs. 11. Barnhardt,
at China Grove, recently.
WILD ROSE.
NO 3 TOWNSHIP.
Airs. Glenn Mowrer. of Charlotte,
and Doyt Mowrer, of ihe Peek School,
have returned to their work after
spending last week at home on account
of the serious illness of their brother. *
Air. Harry Hourer, who has been
very Sick with pneumonia, is improv
ing.
Alost of the whooping cough patients
are better now. This has been an un
usually had epidemic of whooping
j cough. ,
Four of the Gaston county teachers
spent the week-end in No. 3. They {
were Alisses Louise Chester, Yenio
Ford, Alary Kesler and Gentry.
Aliss Grace Chester returned to
Mitchell College, at Statesville. Mon
day after spending the week-end with
home folks.
Aliss Lizzie Wallace, who is teaching i
in Aleckleuburg, spent the weekend j
with home folks.
Aliss Crawford, of the Coddle Creek
school. spent the week-end at her j
home in Gaston county.
Work has begun on the new Sunday:
|school rooms at Gilwood Church on.
, Alonday. I
I Master Kenneth Johnston, who ’had
a serious operation on his knee some
time ago, does not improve as fast as
his friends would like to see liim do. 1
There is to lie mi all day oonferenee
on evangelism and Stewardship at Gil
wood Church; Wednesday. .March It.
beginning at 11 o'clock with dinner on!
tin 1 grounds ,nnd an aflernoon ses- 1
siott.
* * The conference is t o be conducted by !
Revs E. it. Brown. Mclver and .Tamili
-on. ' X. Y. Z i
RIMER.
Miss Inez Peiiiiinger. of Ttiinor, spent '
the week-mid in Concord with her sis
ter. .Mrs, 11. E. Let*.
Miss Ruth Ritchie spent tin 1 week
end in Ms. Pleasant with friends. “ ’•
Mr. and .Mrs. Roy Stifrit and Mr.
Lineharrier. of Kannapolis, spent Sat
urday night will) .Mr. >V. S. Safrit.
Mr. Robert I’enninger. of Roberta,
spent the week-tmd witlt boine folks.
Misst's Annabel Kiser and Shirley
Sit frit spent Saturday afternoon in
Concord.
There will be preaching service al
Prosperity E. L. Church Sunday bv
the pastor. Rev. J. B. Moose.
The "Farmer's School" at Rimer
litsr Friday was well attended and en
joyed by all. *
On Saturday night. March 17, 1923,
there will be a box supper at Rimer
! school bouse. There will bo some con
tests which will add to the pleasure of
the evening. The proceeds from the
supper will go to the Armenian relief
fund. The public is cordially
invited.
The Comfnunity Club will bold its
regular montblv meeting Fridav nigld.
M|:j rcb Wit h.
Jbi la si Saturday night a number of
young’ people gathered at tin* home of
Mr. W. A. Safrit to celebrate the IStb
birthday of Miss Nora. A number of
gannis wore played after which deli
cious refreshments wort 1 served con
sisting of ‘sandwiches, lemonade and
cake.. Those present were: Misses
Anna and Mamie Yost. Kathleen and
Addie Lippar'd. Mary Lentz. Edith
Cross. Nan and Gladys Furr. Annabel
Kiser. Shirley, Grace, Inez and Nora
Safrit : Messrs, .lack Cress. John Curl.
Elmer Yates. Harold Faggart. Aubrey
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Lentz. Waller l.ippard, Carl Yost.
Clarence and George SilTord, Roy Gor
ton. Frank M|>ose. Ralph and Glenn
Penninger, 11 oilier Faggart. Clyde
Furr, Robert Lineharrier. George Sa
frit. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Kluttz. Mr.
and Mrs. Kov Safrit and Mr. W, A.
Sit frit. TOOTS.
MISENHEIMER.
Better weather arid appearance of
spring.
John Eudy, of Albemarle, tt carpen
ter at the new Mitchell Home build
ing. has been staying at the Barring
er Mine in it vacant house with small
pox. hut is doing well and wants to go
to work. No more than lie has suf
fered some think it is chicken pox in
stead of smallpox.
The roof is now being placed on the
building. When this is finished the
interior work will be done with much
more comfort.
We had ,a tine ’possmn for dinner
the last Sunday in February and the
same day Mrs. George W. Culp had a
mess of new Irish potatoes for dinner.
They were planted last October and
grew in the ground. Now Venus, what
have you got to say? If you can beat
old Stanly on ’possums and Irish po
tatoes trot them out.
The old Confederate Soldiers of
Stanly comity have a business meeting
in Albemarle Saturday, the 10th of
March,
Mrs. G. A. Sides is visiting in Bad in
today.
We see Mr. Ansi torn Lyerly, of Bear
Creek hauling crossties here. lie is
still an early riser. Some years ago
he was a fox and turkey hunter and
rose early.
BILL ARP. JUNIOR.
CONCORD ROI’TE THREE.
Mr. G. G. Ellis is on the sick list.
Miss Ila Mae Choke spent Saturday
night with Mrs. .1. F. Dry and chil
dren.
Misses Robbie Cooke and Louie
Brewer, of Concord, spent Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Cooke.
Mr. .lames Deal spent Sunday with
Miss Wilma- Dry.
Mrs. S. .1. Dees and little daughter.
Ruth, spent Saturday night with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. \\alter.
Miss Lola Ellis, of ('uncord spent
tin 1 week-end with home folks.
Mi-, and Mrs. Walter Edgison and
son, Mr. Shirley and Mrs. Wiley Wal
ter, and daughters and son. Misses
! Carrie and Nellie. Mr. Claud spent a
while Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs.
G. <L Elis and family Mr. and Mrs. P.
M. Sides are recovering from an at
tack of tin. srxsiiiNE.
THINKS PEOPLE WILL
DEMAND EXTRA SESSION
Governor Morrison, in Charlotte, Dis
cussess the Ship Plan.
Charlotte Observer.
Gov. Cauldron Morrison, who arriv
ed in Charlotte yesterday from Ral
eigh for a f<hv days visit and recrea
tion among:his friends here, stated
last night tp The Observer that he
considered that when the facts m re
gard to the feasibility and importance
of the proposed state-owned ship lines
advocated by his administration were
fully reported by the commission ap
pointed to investigate and know to
the people generally, there would be
a popular demand for the calling of
an extra session of the legislature.
Only the ship line measure. Gov
ernor Marfa son intimated. wouJn be
considered at such an extra session,
the 20 days allowed under the law
being a short time for such consid
eration, he believed?
Governor (Morrison could not say
when he would ca'.l the nrst
meeting ofNhe ship line commission,
as he said he would remain in Char
lotte until Sunday, very probably, go
ing to Rockingham today for a snort
visit to friends there, and returning
to this city Friday morning. The com
mission meeting, he said, wyuid ne
called some time within the next
three weeks.
! North Carolina, according to the
i State Highway Commission, has 200
miles of highly improved highways,
. Its system of being dis
. ferent from the two states a census of
I which lias just been completed.
Although Norway has enjoyed 1 equal
suffrage Cora number of years, there
is at present only one woman member
of the Norwegian partial
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