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MONDAY, MAY 5, 1924
BIBLE THOUGHT!
—FOR TODAY—!
Bible Thoughts memorized, will prove a '{■
Bi priceless lieri^atje in after years.
S%efeiZ£nuiggiiiir
• SAFEGUARDED:—He shall givt
his ange’s charge over thee, to keep
thee in all thy ways- Psalm 91: 11.
PRAYER:—'We trust :he torch
with all, for Thou art our Shepherd,
and \ve shall not want.
THE WHEAT FROM THE CHAFF
During the heat of political agita
tions with which this country is beinr
dis;itrbsd as a pre iminary in the
presidential campaign year, we should
not lose sight of th. recent report o\
the Dawes committee which is the
first real business like plan offered
for settlement of war reparations
problems. A new start towards per.
nianc : .'Wopid peace and industria1
prop" periiy will be the result of in
ter.is'iana' politics can be kep: from
wrbeking the committee’s proposals
HAPHAZARD FARMING
IS OFT OF DATE
An Iowa County Agent described
o ' : ‘ o - e Qf jjioot of die agrlcul
t;o ■ e- a§ follows:
M< A i us have been so bu-.j
watching the up grade movement 'f
high prices of land, that we have for
got; ,>n almost all the fundaments1
prirvhmls that underlie farm va u3..
Wiv e We want and hope that on
lam! will be high priced, we do no
want it to be so high priced that i
wiii not bring fair returns. The val
ue of produce from our land is the
thing of supreme importance to every
farmer and every land owner. A vary
considerable bit of serious though:
must he given to" carrying on of pn _
duetto:: in the business of farming.
Haphocard methods of farming, wast
land, p-mr seed, inferior stock, and a !
go V. the board if we are going to
succeed in •this new and large venture
of high priced land. The methods
of o:;r fathers and grandfathers can
not nr.svibly be used for successful re
suits. We must use ojp most modern
methods and must discover and plan
new things if our success is to be
maintained. The scrub must be reg
elated to scrap head the same as the
old horsepower threshing machine
and the old reaper. This is no idea
that hag been hatched in a pipe dream
or in idealism but in cold facts that
Stare us in the face. It is for us to
go to work and plan out for ourse’ves
the things that are going to put thr
be't stock and best equipment on our
farms and to make them produce in
terest on their ' valuation. '
WILL BE GLAD THAT
SHE HELPED THE COLLEGF
Wilmington, N. C., April 30.—Per
Naps the youngest ardent campaignei
in behalf of the student-alumna'
buiiding for North Carolina College
for Women is little Mias Wilhltbina
Gade Dock, of .Wilmington.
Although ’ess than ten years ole
litas Wilhelmina is saving for her
W
the f ’Tf» 'tr *? rf; school and U do
ing f i c tii,' ‘ v'ii! it hem* in ofd«
thst rh ■ may enter the »ixth, grade
next iail and tncreby gradual* from'
high school in time to enter the Horth
Carolina Col>ge for Women when she;
is sixteen.
All the money that »h* has earnso
heretofore for good school reports
has Seen placed in e bank to pay her
expenses tp North Carilina College
for Women. This--fund j3 always r*_
ferred to by her as “ my eolleges
money.’'
Over hearing conversation about the
student-alumnae bui'ding campaign
she said:
‘•Mother, I shall be glad when I go
to college to be able to say I helped
fo build this.” ft
INDIANA WILL HONOR HERO
l|jHO DIED IN CIVIL WAR
Bloomington, Ind., April 28.—A
3hrine to the memory of General Lu
cien Greathouse, proclaimed by Gen
eral William Tecumseh Sheridan as
the outstanding hero of the Civil
War, is to be placed in the $1,000,000
war memorial Men’s Union building
at Indiana Univergtiy.
General Sherman dec'a^ed the
Tfaosier soldier to be “the bravest of
the brave,” in an official report,
which said: “Where all have been so
brave, it seems invidious to mention
one name, but we must speak of Col
onel Lucien Greathouse. He is the
bravest of the brave.”
General Greathouse lost his life
storming a southern stronghold neat
Atlanta July 22, 1864 in one of the
closing campaigns of the war. He is
r-o'd never to have given his men a
"c.-nmand to “charge” but ordered
'f-> low me.”
When the Civil War broke out, the
Tfieral gave up the study of law and
“tiered the Union army as a priva'*,
V the time he was killed he had
been promoted to the rank of Briga
■!iy General, the youngest to hold
l at commission in the history of the
United States armies.
General Greathouse was born at
C: rlinville, 111., in 1842.
PRESIDENTS ACCEPTS
INVITATION OF VETERANS
(By Associated Press)
Washington, May 3--President
Ccolidge accepted the invitation ex
tended by the United Veterans to at
tend the confederate memorial day
ceremonies May 25th at Arlington.
METHODIST STAND PAT
Springfield, Mass, May 8.—Peti
tion to congress to permit no modifi
si.tion of the prohibition amendment
was aporoved unanimou’y by the j
neral confrence of the Methodist
Episcopal church at a meeting here
vesterday.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
RTH CAROLINA
' rv 1NOIIAM COUNTY
' ntire of Summons by Publication j
ORROW McCOLLUM
v»
'' M McCOLLUM
The defendant, Sam McCollum, will j
he notice than an action entitled as j
! ove has been commenced in the Su- ■
.-rior court of RockinKham county.
vorth Carolina, by the plaintiff, ltor_
- w McCol um, for the purpose1 of
laving set apart to her a reasonable
ubsistence for herself and children, t
nd to have the same paid or se-j
ured to her from the estate or earri
ngs of defendant, as provided by]
ection 1667 of the Consolidated!
'latutes of North Carolina; and fur
her to have said allotment of subsis
ence declared to be a li$n upon the
ea! property of the defendant sltua
ed in Rockingham county, and upon;
my sun of money the defendant hat
?n the hands of anyone, dus the do. !
fendant, and the defendant will fur
ther take notice that complaint in
said action has been filed, and that
3aid defendant ia required to appear
before the Clerk of the Superior;
Court of said Rockingham county atj
Wentworth,. North Carolina, on the 19 j
lay of May, 1924, and answer or da
mur to said complaint or the plaintiff]
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
This 18th day of April, 1924.
HUNTER K. PENN
Clerk of Superior Court. 26-2-9-11
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having; qualified as administratrix
>f the estate of J. F. DeSbazo, dece*
3d, late of RoeMngham County, North
Carolina, this is to notify aS persona
laving claims against the estate of
taid deceased to exhibit thorn to the
undersigned at Loafcsvfile, N. C. on
,r before the 4th, day of April, IMS.
sr thip notice will b, plead* of
heir recovery* All peHotlS indebted
Leave Stoaeville. 1:18 P. M.
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Leave Koehler ....2:04 P. M.
Arrive at Cincinnati.7:20 A.M.
„ No change of trains between the
above points and Cincinnati and Chi
cago, IIL
Pullman reservations and all in
formation cheerfully furnished upon
application to our agents or write
C. B. PERKINS
Traveling Passenger Agent,
14 West 3rd St., Win8ton-Salem, N. C.
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TO THE VOTERS OF
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
I hereby announce myself a candi-1
date for the office of Register of
Deeds, subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary, to be held oi\|
the 7th day of June.
If elected to this .important office I'
pledge a full-time and honest service.
Walter S. Chambers. -
Madiron. N. C.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrate
of the estate of Malissie Ellington,
deceased, late of Rockingham County
North Carolina, • this is to notify all
persons having claims against the es
tate of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersignet^ at Leaksville, N.
C. on or before the ilth day of April
1926 or-this notice will be pleaded In
jar of their recovery. All persons in
lebted to said estate will please make
mmediate payment.
This the 4th day of April, 1924.
Z. A. Price, Administrator.
S *O N E V thL*
TRANSFER SCHEDULE
6:30 A. M., meeting train for.
Roanoke. V*.. 7:22.
7:45 A. M., meeting train tor
Winston-Salem. 9:53. /t
12:20 P. M., meeting train for
Roanoke, Va.
3:00 P. M., meeting *%rain for
Winston-Salem, N. C.
5:00 P. M.,'meeting train for
Roanoke, V. •
7:00 P. M., meeting train for
Winston-Salem, N. C.
This transfer will stop for pae
srngers at any time at the following
places: Jones Motor Co., Spray
Motor Co.
PHONE 58
LE A KSV ILL E-SPRAY
GROCERY CO.
WHOLES * I F. GROCERS
i.irakav j?e N. C.
ALL STAPLE LINES
NOTIONS
demand having 1
dersigned fcy the. _
named. th« undersigned, on the" 28th
day of May, . 1924, at 2 oelock. P. M
at tho Courthouse door in Wentworth,
K. C„ soil at public auction to tht
highest bidder for cash, the'following
described tract of land.
Lying and being in the aforesaid
state and. county, and adjoining the
landsjof Jonathan Robinson, J. G.
Wheeler and others, and beginning at
a stone on tho Reidsville -road, Green
Wheeler’s corner, and running hi. 23
W. 16 poles''to a stone, Jonathan
Robinson's corner; thence with said
Robinson’s line S 35 1_2 W 222 pole*
to a stone on the 1 East bank of a
branch; 'thence down said ^aonch S
13 E 11 poles; thence S 37 E 8 poles
to I.ittle Troublesome Cfeok; thence
down said creek ds it meanders S 3t!
E 3 po es, S 41 E 14 poles, S 4 E 4
poles, S (58 1-2 E 11 poles, S 18 E 2
poles, S 81 E 20 po’es, to the road,
thence with the meandetings of the
road N 38 E 8 poles; thence N 77 Si
20 poles, S 65 E 26 poles, N 77 E 42
poles to a dogwood, R. P. Richard
son’s corner; thence with said Rich
ardson’s line N 3 E 112 poles to'a
i stone, another of Richardson’s cor
liters: thence N 11 W 26 poles to «
ittone; thence Ni l 1-2 E 93 poles tc
j the first station, and containing lOf
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28 YEARS’
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LODGE NO. 864
’ cets Friday Night, Junior Building.
J • E. McAllister, Leaksville, Secretary
DUES NOW PAYABLE
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J. O. Ragsdale, President, IVIadison
F. M. Flinn, Sec. Treas, Leaksville
the trade furnished daily
MARKET QUOTATIONS ON
REQUEST
NORTH CARO! IN A
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
Under and by virtue of the powc*
of the sale contained in a eertai
deed of trust executed by C.«S. Har
ris and wife, M.'E, Harris, on /he 24
day of August, 1918, and recorded in
the office of the Register of Deeds
of Rockingham county in book 20G
page 238, the provisions of which
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j c'.cres more or less.
This the 23rd day of April, 1924.
The Akhianee Insurance & K.-a' Es.
tate Company, Trustee. /
D.,F. Mayberry, Attorney.
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•.!. .KINDS OF REPAIRING.
DONF. PROMPTLY
I.- :atv>l on u.ppdr encl of Churn!
’ Street, near Boulevard
IESSK FLINCH UNI.
Phone 505
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, 0 TrK y( rrpjts -OF
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
I hereby amiricc myself a can_
i ida*e f> r the office of Register
’ eedJ, subject to the Dtjrr.oci-at Pri
■ ary to" be he'd June 7th. •
I am at present Deputy Register i.t
Deed, a •’ hevr worked in this office
since December 1920 and am thorough
ly familiar with the work.
Ev-lyn Gentry Fleming.
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