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doing good for the community that
boaata of the finest and most pro
gteaatve spirit in North Carolina.
A swimming pool is needed. A
swimming pool must be had.
Following are the workers.
Boulevard
C. P. Robertaon, O. E. Eggleston,
E^-'E. Emerson, G. C. Gammon, A.
LA Hanley, S H. Harris.
Central Spray:
Clmrlie Maness, A. L. Baker, Les
lie-Barksdale, Luther Carter, George
Chatham, Ofus Slayton, M. M.
Scales, L. R. Orrell.
Nantucket:
W. D. Carter, James Crouch, W. P.
Barton, O. F. Ferguson, Vance Todd
Lily;
Walter Webster, Cyril Hudgins, R.
L. Lovell, Edd McCollum, Jess
Kirkman.
Morehead:
W. T. Royster and Hubbard Isley.
LeaksvHle Cotton:
E. V. Hobbs, N. H. McCollum, T. J.
Laprade, W. J. Baughn, Webster
Patterson.
Leaksville Woolen:
H. W. Owen.
Spray Cotton:
Karl Bishopric, T. J. Campbell, J.
G. Farrell, C. B. Gunn, Alfred Hod
ges.
American Warehouse:
J. W. East, J. W. Krantz, N. A. Mc
Bride, L. H. Sheffield, J. V. Orrell.
Spray Bleachery:
R. D. Shumate, Alfred Hodgson,
George Farr.
Rhode Island:
J. J. Robertson, Will Hundley, Char
lie Phillips.
Spray Wpolen:
L._ J. Barker, O. R. Clark, W. J.
Slayton.
Leaksville:
Jim Trogdon, John B. Ray, George
Clark, C. P. Wall, Harry Fagge.
The girls from the Girl’s Club
will also work and we give below
the list of workers. »
Business Girls:
Misg Ltola Jones, Miss Katherine
Mangan, Mrs. Ben ^Jones. •
Home Makers:
Mrs. Annie Sykes, Mrs. W. D. Car
ter.
Spray Cotton:
Maybud Bateman, Vera DeHart,
Oces Vestal.
Spray Bleachery:
Spencer Allot, Beatrice Manley,
dle4?s Adams, Thaylor Collins.
High School:
Alma Bell, Lily Boyster. m
American Warehouse:
Maggie Nance, Molly McCollum.
Spray Woolen:
Minnie Robertson, Emma Slayton
Leaksville Cotton:
Lottie Dillon, Lottie Long.
General Office:
Gloria Hailey, Iva Hailey, Annie
. Millner, Mrs. Anna Payne.
Graded Schools:
Margaret Goldston, Margaret Far
rell.
Lily Mill:
Downie Bateman, Alice Webster,
Mrs. Hannah Patterson, Lillian Dix
Nantucket:
Sadie Fergurson, Janie Robertson,
Inez Bondurant.
Morehead:
Elsie Stewart, Mamie Kelly.
Rhode Island:
. Rosie Shealor, Eunice Hayden.
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THE-GAZETTE IN EVERY HOME
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GIRL OF TEN MOTHER
Tun Child Gazes Wistfully at Her
«Llve Doll"; Man Arrested.
Ten-year-old Mary Lavender, repos
lug on a cot at the mission home, at
8an Antonio, Tex., eased wistfully at
her real live doll In the arms of a
nurse.
She was anxious to know how soon
the baby, a boy, weighing four and a
half pounds at Its birth, could be
given her to play with. The authori
ties are holding In Jail a man charged
with a statutory offense against th«
child-mother. -
Mother Dying; "Cop" Shoots Self.
Standing at the bedside of his aged
mother, who waB seriously 111, William
H. Raetzel, a policeman a^Detrolt
Mich., fired a bullet Into hll breast.
The man’s condition lb serious Hit
mother also Is near death from hei
Illness and shock.
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TODAY’S GAME -
Piedmont
Winston Salem at Greensboro
High Point at Danville
Raleiggh at Durham
AMERICAN
St. Louis at Boston
Chicago at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Washington
NATIONAL
Chicago at St. Louis
Boston at Pittsburggh
BASEBALL RESULTS
Piedmont League
Greensbaoro 11; Winston Salem 9
Danville 7; High Point 6
Durham 8; Raleigh 5
AMERICAN
St. Louis 1; Boston 3
Chicago 3: Philadelphia 4
Dttroil, 9; New York 7
Cleveland 5: Washington 1
NATIONAL
Brooklyn 1; Cincinnatti 4
Philadelphia 1Chicago 1C
Boston 14«s Pittsburgh 8
New York 7; St. Louis 5
South Atlantic
Greenville 1; Columbia 3
Spartanburg 8: Macon 3
Charlotte 5; Augusta 9
SOUTHERN
Mobilo 4; Memphis 6
Atlanta-Chattanooa, rain
Birmingham 3; Nashville 7
New Orleans 0: Little Rock O,
dark.
INTERNATIONAL
Jersey City 9-6; Buffalo 2-6
Newark 5-11; Toronto 4-4
Beading 2-9; Rochester 8-3
Baltimore 7; Syracuse 6
American Association
Columbus 4; Louisville 11
Kansas City 3-3. St. Paul 6-4
Toledo 3; Indianapolis 6
Other, rain
Appalachian League
Knoxville 8; Bristol O
Morristown 4; Kingsport 9
Greenville 13; Johnson City 10
Virginia
Reeky Mount 4; Portsmouth 5
Petersburg 3; Wilson 9
Norfolk 4; Richmond 3
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You
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that the quality of the work you receive will
be the best it is possible to produce.
convenient for you to call at this| office,
Phone No. 1 and we will be glad to come to your
place of business and taflc it over.
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KNOW YO
< "
ThU rock is justly famous for
Its odd shape and for the won' .
derful view that it affords of
the surrounding country. Right >
in the heart of tbq Blue Ridge1 '
Mountains.
North Carotin as’
famous Chimney Rock
You certainly don’t know North Carolina if you’ve
never heen to Chimney Rock! It is on the
Ashevilk-Charlotte Highway. Asheville, 26 miles;
Hendersonviiie, 19 miles.
There are few views as remarkable and easily acces
sible any whc re In the country as that from Chimney^
Rock. Far below lies Hickory Nut Gorge. Then
there’s Needle’s Eye, Blockader’s Lookout, Devil’s
Head and other points of interest that go with
“the trip”. Better make it soon! .
If, perchance, you plan to spend more than a day in
the vicinity, run over to beautiful Lake Junaluska.
“Standard” is a balanced gasoline which will go a
long way toward making every trip a complete suc
cess. You can always depend on “Standard” lor full
power and mileage, quick starting, nimble pick-up
and a clean-burning mixture.
Along the principal highways in every direction
you’ll find those pu nips with the red “S. O.” that give
you the quality gasoline—made in the Carojinas.
You can safely stick to “Standard”.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(New Jersey)
Junaluska, near Waynes*
ville, 26 miles from Asheville.
A charming spot where there is
plenty of canoeing, bashing and
_ boating.
Devil's Head, one of the many
curious rock formations in the
vicinity of Chimney Rock«
i Looks as though it might
| topple over any minute.
STANDARD
99
Qasoline
N&ffy oik & Western
' IMPROVED SERVICE
TO THE
WEST AND SOUTHWEST '
Sleeper Winston-Salem to Cincin
nati. Dining Cars on all trains
Lv - Stoneville
Lv - Ridgeway
Lv - Martinsville
Ar - Roanoke
Lv - Roanoke
Ar - Cincinnati
1:16 P. M.
1:35 PT M.
1:64 P. M.
4.16 P. M.
4:44 P. M.
7:20 A. Mi
No change of traift ' between
StoneviQe and Cincinnati* Ohio. Pal
man reservations and all information
cheerfully furnished upon applica
tion to Agents of the'Company, or
C. B. Parkins, T. P. A. Winston
Salem N. C.
MISS ANNABEL JONES,, Teacher
New Leak^ville Y. M. C. A. Bldg,,
Tuesday 7:30 P. M.
Spray -Presbyterian church Wednes
day 7:80 P. M.
P. U. , ' , ,
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SULPHUR ISBESUO
CLEAR UP UGLY SKIN
like cold ere*®. •
you would make go. ’ ypu must
j.-i Urstand that the w>r.< which
counts isthet work in hand -dt>
the things you do that show what
you calk, not the biggs rand better
things you plan — Selected, '
RE’DSVILLE-LEAKSVILLE
3PRAY TRANSFER
FARE 91.00 EACH WAY
W« Si*p at At Piedir ant and B«l*
widrre Hotel* ob «U acbodnlo trip*.
LEAVING LEAKSV1LLE-SPRAY
. :30 a. m. Meeting train for DaovHlo
No. 44 ..v.... 8:40 A. M.
10:80 A. M. “ “ Greeneboro
No. 46 -........ 11:40 A. M.
8:80 P. M. " " ** Greeniborg
Mo 36 . 6:06 P. M.
6:00 P. M: “ “ “ Greeneboro
Uo. 48. . * 86 P. M.
LEAVING REIDSVItJLB FOR
LEAKSVILLE-SPRAV.
'>:20 Meeting-Train for DanvQle
No. 86 i.. &20 P. M.
S:24 " • " '* N . 46. 8:24
4:40 * ‘ “ -_No: 44 8:49
TELEPHONE 2*7 SPRAY FOR
CARS. *’ •. '
II vf CARS AND CARF.rUL DRIV«
✓ COURTEOWS TO ALL.
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WANT—To boar from owner haring
form _ ,, w
lowoat nriee John J. Black,
loweai price.»,
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J* S. TROGDOfk
CIVIL ENGINEER
NO. 4 BOULEVARD BANK BLDG.
TELEPHONE NO, 343.
LEASCSVILLE, N, C.
>Avrt v .t'svilIe-Sp
J'r*n*ict Schedule
6:30 a. m. Mcrtimr Train for
oke. Vi . 7;22
8:46 a. m, Mroting Train for
ton-Eal« id i> :63.
• -/rt ;i r,. - Meeting train for
fW. p m - Itfi-nirf Truin, far
^ v%
•if > n- ■ 41 retina- Train foi
'' N C. . . j
1 Thia transfer will atop for J
gen at any of the following j
Por further 4ni
il oLuTnuiu