KNJOYABLE EVENING
Misses Mary Taylor and Nellie
Joyce Entertain In Honor Of
Visiting Young Ladies.
Misses Mary Taylor and Nellie
Joyce entertained Thursday
a item i ion in honor of Misses
Heeceand Folger, who were visit
ing I». V . T. .1. Folg-r. Tin*
quests Wer. • received on the ,
beautiful lawn at tin- Taylor
home, lee cream and Nabisco,
wafers were .served. After lea\ •
the crowd took a walk to the
bridge and then home after
spending a ver\ pleasant time.
Those present were Mi SSt'S Annie
Folger, Stella Koece, Frances
Hamlin, Sadie IVtree. lo>ie
Pepper Annie I'.lair A,vines Martin
(irace lay lor, Nellie Joyce. Mary
Joyce, Uaynor Joyce. Mrs. .1. 1).
Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. Uov
King, Dr. W. 1.. Met'an less. K. I'. i
Pepper. ('dell Jones. Tom l'etree,
Hubert loyce and Paul Taylor.
A sprained an!\le mav as a rule
he cured in from three te four
days hy applying i hamhtrlain's
Liniment and observing the
directions with each hot He. For
sale by all dealers.
BOYLES BROTHERS!
j
Largest Clothiers in
| the Carolinas.... |
i WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. AND
REIDSVILLE. N. C.
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~ APRIL 912 ~~~ I I 6 I N ' ' v 1 ■
1 We invite the
i account of evorv man, \vo=-
man and c d . 1 _
terest - Mild of Stokes county. In- I
at aid on certificates of deposit I
4 per cent., compounded I |
Officers: | I every 3 months. Check
M. T. CHUTBN. President. W books furnished tree. All U II
0. N. PETREE. Cashier. N. E. PEPPER, Cashier. 1 business intrusted to | | j |
Offices— Danbury and Walnut Cove. j u s i s absolutel>
confidential.
._-jj.ii.imi ■ ' iwrmii — .jaiiunm anil w
hvangelist In Winston-Salem Preach
ing Under Difficulties.
It they think to scare me,
they have misled their man.
I have been awakened at the
dead hour of nijrht t > face as
many as :>u angry men armeil to
the teeth, and I've never yet
run."
Thus spoke Kvangelist \V.
, W. Smith to those whosurround
•■d him on the corner, where he
, stood yesterday in long coat,
silk hat and kid glflves advertis
ing his revival now in progress
in West Salem. The strenuous
remark came in answer to those
citizens who ordered him to
drag down his t -nt and get
away, hecaus •. as they claim, lit*
is a nuisance in the community,
in that he uses in-! v-wit lan
guage while preaching especial-,
ly w hen he refers to it her min
i inters in Winston-salem.
i-"«»u«'Ki» ro ri:\r.
However, the liev, Mr. Smith
v.a.- lorccd to b'aul down '»is
tent and move yesterdax !»>• the
unanimous request of the people
who lived on the block where
th« tent was situated. Hut the
Fvangelut didn't move far
IHB I'ANHLRV KEPOKTHK
just a hlock and a half away,
where it is said one of thos**
enthusiastic over the revival
pulled down the fence in front
yard in order that the tent
might bo put up. The fnt is
now situated on ireen street,
and the e van in list says he is as
good as business at the
same old stand, and that the
meeting wiil continue through
out this week and perhaps lon- ,
ger.
"I am nraismir the Lord, the
harder the persecution the
greater the meeting." declared
the evangelist yesterday. And
it is said that one of the promin
ent citizens of the city went
to the preacher yesterday ;nd
told him he should not lack for
funds to continue his meeting.
ntt'STs MI VII 111 ci.eTlli.s.
The evangelist wn not daunt-.
Ed in the least by the order nf
land own« i> that he remove h;s
tent from Mroad street yest> r
dav. /!• immediately secured,
the Hi-w location, had (lis force
se* to Word hauling down the
'ent, and then donned his street
clothes—a long Prince Albert
silk beavt r ;>".d kid gloves av.d
proceeded to JTLmlon's corner.
He always adntns his In pi i;i
fi*>'iir,> with tli»'.s>' c'>thes when
he appears on the crowded,
sUvts to advertise lus meeting ,
lint when h>-starts *o histrnt
to preach he puts ■ n j,j s fjjrh'.mir'
clrthes a shorter c »at, sr.;* hal,
and leaves his han Is glove'ies
Ihe evangelist is being assist
ed .n the meeting by l!ev. (i.
L.Jones, a loesi evangelist. win
has fallen givatly in love wirh
the tent revivalist sirve hueat: -'.
Hev. Mr. Jones lea*ls the sing- 1
in.~, assisted by Mrs. Smith at
theorem Thi* local evanireiist
is a younvr man ami was swept
into set sice hy the meeting re
cently in Southside, \vh*n it
is saiil "trees were Mown down
that had never been blown f»«»-
fore.
Must any thing y i'i .ant.
Movies M>'ivant i!«• Co.
, Wheat Pretty Good At Camji!).'!
Other Items
Campbell, l ine 17. Wheat is
better in this community th,\n
most people • bought it was iti -
injur to b I ' hink there will be
a very ?■" • >* 1 yield.
Owing t'i t}:■ very drv weatlu r
tobacco ts not doinir much
I I OSJ Mc' St' 11 f| v'' i" I I "i|i i'l'i t] I
• are very ifv 1 'he wa.-'on con
tinues.
tvt'\ •i" • s Mai '' ti preache i
•lit Or.k li; L S • ! a >.
i. li. !.• ,k "■ ent u\. r .i \' r
gin in th* • -1 week on /.isiee-s
Rev. I' \. Oakley till pr ich
•at Stnlt 1 -t ; i ircb first S;n
■lav >•-, ,1 .'.
Health - r. j-n> 1 m t hi:-
.•■>mmunit> - w
Mr. C 11 S» ;tb wtvi >.
Stone''jst w .>»i |i isoi. s.
joF KIN'IS
The w» or lav " o timt • the
oliin'ic -m !'.-•( (inc sixth the
est ill {'iir ;i. •'\v ilavs .*i!*■•
W. K. IV.t *" i
{ MAK KS !!IK \ \T!oN CASi'.
The t.i ..! list t' :•••. Tost' :i
. 1-ourth f.l:.|y ?:•«*«.* lr:'t an
ty. Set ii\'« •!' ; i J, hoWe'
s the on.!. . healing bv
Mccklen's * - -a Salve,
. thousand-,. •• s';;V,.|-,.,i m
burns. br.jise>
wounds or e.N-.!..sio;T ps
i id'iis ','cevs v. ema
soiv !i;is or :~ K - ;jT , .i,.,,.,'
.' ffuStS.
t Vade Mtcurn.
Vade Mecum. June 17. One
' of the most de.'i^iitful social
events of the season was the
' annual opening lance at \ ado
1 Mecum Springs S.uui'da.\ ni-j-ht.
•June I*i It wa- ; ronounced by
those who are in p .sition to
know to be the mot j.s njr
and enjoyable e.- fit of t}- :,:i ii
ever had at thi- popular r- -• •' t ,
The -icca>ion wa.- .vi :l p an.. 1
and e\orvthing was in readitu s
upon th arrival i the v -ts
l'he spacious ball rmm wa- in,
the he.-l condition an 1 ample
seats were arranged ar>und tl.';,
four walls.
Mr, ?uid \|,s n 11 a! i • *...
\vho have the tnangement of the
i spring* f if t!. : s -••a- : .
the v cipients "I many concrit j
!".i 1..'.- a t hi. ii plr.- mi'. • i.d
success!" .1 ■ ;>•" '•* i ; I"' .:«
everj indication t.'-.i tin- - a- n
will be a success 1 .1 one in «?v» r>
particulai for Mi- llanvli i- a
■..•1". pleasant 1 ; !.. >f n. •.
\ears expeiii 'iv in conducting
bont'ding h."'.- -.
It vas .-timated that t!;ere
v.ere not It -.- than one bundre '
. at the op. 1,,; I ail repr.-s.ntiii-'
various si'cti ns "I thi• countr...
Music was furnished by the
V::.!e i .!!■ re I e-tra . »i: i* • •
• '.-J • i 'at " c;i net ai.d vi !in.
r. I led 1 v Mi ('! .- lie imau,,
! i'ilot M ::i»n:■.. Ihe nili-oc
was of thi.• • i ■ order and was
. i;i'jhl> i| ; . it. i and com; i-
I !''• Utei I (iV t: • la:'. c'r
. 'fne i nice I '.to..'. ! ith 'a
. abated inter. -• il the t'amii: U'
' strains .if I* • Sweet II >: ie
J i-i mira!e.-l * •: y datv-'rs •:
k theneP- Appr-'a ■ ■ of tn;«ll.i■ i ll
\n' --J this. preset.t
1" ' > ti« i! at. d in tie ■ v
Page 7
mention th* * following: Mes-rs
■I. K. McHaniol Taillias-
I la.: ("has. I'.. Redman. i ; '• »*i.
\'a.: K'.y-ton Kin.ir, i'osjc k -,,
Sam llaymiiv, K. I >i . ton
I)i I!. A. i n Mi-.M'.v liia Mit.-h
1 !l i ».'tt \ i lik. M . rt!i Sn ith.
Sad;, llurrell. Mr.-. W. A IV
W tit* t licdman. Art In. I .•%.
Mi.-.-- Ruth lii'.lman. Mr- S !
11:11. t|' I'jlot Mountain. Mi-- -
»\'di.um and-I »lin M',iv!irM U S
Mai tin. 1.. \V Marshall. M -
Topsi»- liil a Urooksic ai • i .1
M tit ikld. Hi W"st!l"ld: I*i« l '
11. John-ii. Mr.- I' I! ili,-,.
I'oWell 1 Ik.iv, Pinnacle: i.tn«l
hi" Clark. Moore'.- S|»ri?n - 1.
Y\ 1'11ri•*!I. In;•: Roy Il..rr> II
I>»• ii. I! M "lvfioltl. Spai
llanvll, Mi, l; II Mi.r. ,1m
Vade Meeuin: Mrs. -I W. Daniel.
hi' Winston-Sal i:i.
Mi K..y II llanvll. 11pop.
lai' clerk. 'I: i much ' '.vatl it.ak
i. tii" occasion a plea>ai,t mi.
lor all.
■I W I»A N1 i*]l i 1 '
Hi I'.VS THIS .'
We otl'er >ne II tndreil • illui
l.'. v.a; 1 : ,1 a:. • c »}' ' - h
t:.at caini'!"■ > .r>•'! !>' ",iI -
I 'atarrh • 'ure K. I • 11! ,\ I. Y
iv ill.. I'oli 1 .. )
We. th" un l T.-;.rned, havr
know n i - ' I. i 'i>"M".v for tin last
15 '. a:an,l li"!i■ .»• I.:" per
Urt!> honorable in all lii.M-i> >
transactions, and financially aide
!•, carrv oit anv «»l»li.'a't,ins
h\ Ju- Jiinn WAI !dN«i
' KINS AN \ MAUN'I.\.
Wliol* -a 1 " i >ru rjrists. Toledo. * >
Half- 'ai-u'i'!! »"';iv i> ta*«'n
mterrally, actin/ :;ivctl\ H""'
i!,.- i ■ >,„ I aim niuc-.s surtax's ot
!!;>• sv-t .in T- siiiv.onial> - m
t'ree. Price, 7>c. per bottle,
ri Id 1..' all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family 1 'ii!s for
c,i ation
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*' in