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MAUM.NBUME PHOSPHATE
Crops Suffering Fjr Lack of Rain
Good Sunday School At Bethany
Bail Game.
Germanton Route 1. May 28.
Everything is suffering for
the need of rain through this
section.
We are having a good Sunday
School at Bethany Lutheran
church this time. We want
everybody to come out and help
us. Messrs. T. G. Ross, Supt.;
Grover Meadows, Secy.; J. P.
Lewis. J. M. Redding, Misses
Hessie Meadows and Florence
Carroll teachers.
Little Medley Meadows is
right sick. Hope she will soon
be well again.
Mrs. Florence Carroll visited
friends in Winston last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Hicks. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Hicks: Misses
Bertha, Emma and Fannie
Meadows spent Sunday at Mr.
W. V. Gordon's.
T ink Grow and Locust Hill
crossed bats on the latter's
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| grounds last Saturday. May 27. |
J The score was 10 to 4 in favor
of Locust Hill. The great trou
ble with the Pink Grove boys
was the absence of some of their
: best players. The feature of
the Locust Hill playing was the
pitching that was done by
Young, who has been playing
with Whitsett the last season.
Also Rutledge from Walnut
Cove did some fancy playing
catching Young's balls. They
will probably play another game
on the Pink Grove diamond soon.
THAT'S ME.
Sandy Ridge.
Sandy Ridge, May 29—Dry
weather, farmers busy working
corn.
Three of Mr. G. M. Knight's
children are right sick with mea
sles. Hope they may soon re
cover.
Mrs. T. M. Martin, who has
been right sick, is getting better.
Among the people who at- i
tended church at Sandy Ridge, '
Sunday, from our vicinity were j
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Brown and ,
children; Mr. and Mrs. J. V.!
Martin, Miss Lelia Joyce 'and!
brother Charlie.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hill enter-'
tained a number of their friends. !
Among those present were
Misses Mary and Kate Martin, j
Nannie Lawrence, Messrs. Harry ;
Nelson, Robert Morefield, Gro
ver Ferguson, Jesse Shelton, I
Peter Durham. Charlie Law-j
rence.
Mr. and Mrs. John Knight I
and family. Misses Carrie Gil- i
bert, Lelia, and Hallie Joyce;;
Messrs. Frank. Sam and George
Hill: Harry Nelson, J. C. Amos,
Grover Ferguson, Geo. Harger,
Jesse Knight. Tyrrel Gilbert,
Pete Durham and Arthur Mar
tin visited at Mr. R. T. Martin's
last Sunday.
Mr. John Joyce and sister
Hailie spent Sunday with Miss
Lucy Aldredge.
NEWS OF MEADOWS
Wboopinf Ceufk and Dry Weather
All the Go— Personals.
Meadows, May 27.—Mrs. W.
P. Sands, who has been visiting
her daughter at Winston, re
turned home Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Neal has just re
turned from a visit to relatives
at Pinnacle, Pilot Mt. and Mt
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Airy.
| The people of this section i
were very glad to have Dr. A.
J. Pringle with them again last
week, after several years ab
sence. He filled or pulled teeth
for nearly every family in this
community.
An infant of Mr. Zack Moran,'
! who has been very sick, is much
better.
'
Mrs. Walter Jones has been
very ill for the past week. She
is not much better.
A fine boy was born to Mr.
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| and Mrs. Walter Rierson.
Mrs. Will Wall, of Madison, |
jis visiting her mother-in-law.
! Mrs. J. C. Wall.
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Whooping cough and dry
weather is all the go here. Both
are getting distressingly severe, i
'
Mr. H. W. Covington was
here yesterday from Meadows.
The Reporter was greatly pleased
to notice that Mr. Covington's
arm, which he was carrying in a
sling some time ago, from the
effects of a burn received while j
burning olf plant land more than
a month since, is now much im
proved.
Sick headache results from a
disordered condiiion of the
stomach, and can be cured by
the use of Chamberlain's Stomach i
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by all dealers.
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