THE MOXROE JOrRML. KHIHW. J AM ARY 81. 1921.
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RANSOM EAUCOM REFUSED DR. SMITH DIES SUDDENLY
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ESND B! JiiDGE LEMKOSDi IS OFFICE THIS AFTERSOOS . vIllUIl VAJUIliy luau
Commission
MONEOE, N. C.
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CHAIU.K.S UAl'COM H U NO il X
Hanson Eaucom, of New Salem
. . . we.
lo.nsn.i. w.io u, anu . Pelk-Bundy
brother, Cb.rU-. Lamorn on . - afwrnrton a, .bout 2:45!
day a:t.mn. January 8th. was f h,r been gtrlcken j
- ' l"a !wih h.art tmuble , few minute, be- !
at the n,U Unu of ,aponor curt , wh, he WM , lhe doau, offtce j
liy K.vori'.or W. O. Leau-ioa I. ,ol-; f j
lo,B W,U,UM0M f V "T" ' Pr Smith was fifty-nine ears of
nay h-nHtU. atlorae, lor the . . . by hJ- wf anJ ;
fense announced th.-ir In.,-,,,,. I , Wo,,lw,,ie chiUwi: Mrs. Julian
Mart habeas eurp.i; to v ii- i ... I
, ur.fttu. M-s. nenry .ueuou, it.
Veteran K)f - ?ei.-lM Stricken,
About 2:45. ami Away
in a Very lrt A hile. !
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WAS FIFTY-NINE YEARS OF A(.K i
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JJT. Itorare Ulliu. tririia v uiuh :
county eve-st.eciaiist. diei suddenly I statement of Receipts and Disbursements for 6 Month"1
In hi otni-e In the Pelk-Bundy build-; . .
Ending December 31, 1920.
AuJit as ptr Soott -Cliariilcy Co.,
C. P. - rharK.ttf. N. C.
12-31-3i.
15KCK1PTS
cu v t-.e v!ea ... ' rd 5nlith. Mr. Fred Smith. .Ms.inailk llane.. 7-1-20 i ) 10,576.01
def-ndat t di-i n.n taU- the! ""n',0 ,la"-v- Vri u,ulw CouchMlAau 1st National Itank, W. l Heath $ W.OO
na.!. TUr.v wum ,-e, Shet itt Cl"-,a,:,;i!ll V. Smith had ,- Uriftith. sheriff. Hal. 191i taxes 11,51.14
f rd VV-xl.r. Cast -n Baucotn. aJ. ' ...... v. , , : i;rt....;v...i fv..i lL.n.l 2S2.tKI4.9G
::it'i-.'.iK-ed 1.-V tat-
Han S';;:t
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Cat'it 11 iiiro: :. a'.S". a
KaiiMHit. wu. witii his MVihet
m t'-e ill f.:!. 4 a! . : t.ii. 1!
been in por health, and had been j Keoeivi'il from lotul Sal.
i-.mtiaed to his home ui until a fe iSix loads Kt-rtilitr.
. 2S2,994.9ti
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29:1.75
8.80
4.(XX).(H)
1.00O.45
vh. : 'ie . i.Kii.- f-.e i;rou!td un- "" '- hoan, 1st .National liatiK, w. i . iieatn .v.w
i.-, i his fro'ii ;i !I."V :ve:v-a ry lr. lireen a; wu:mu " 'ur
tie :;!! i:i t';e ha:i.i ! Uai
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C;:!'.".5 Pauc-MH was:
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brother of ;,,as a0 H" ha'1 r, v:,i" J hu w ! State Aid from Maintenance 4-l6-:W-2t.
cturie, tic hoover, and lad MUy re-
tin t1 . f.i f.;t. d ;i! . : ntoii. it.- - sained nt neaua. .i i-
ni..i .i.-auh!.- K.r.i om. and alo do-, U; dala n,. wa3 sittin- in Ir. E. S. , luo. Critfith. Slu ritT, 1920 Taxes
la:. d that h buuher Chatles did tviJ. ll,.t,t.l, offi(Vj,, whieh adjoin ! .H.ains sold
..t !!.ao the d.'fea.iant !:.:le. was , r., .-,,ltl.ir i . . ... .. .. .,
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..r i 'iiiL':i!,- n.iti.'Ut wh n ;ie heard
Dr. smith !:asi. He aked i.is :' j tate Aid Contracts
ut- pat;.-: t to p.-t ort of the dental
thai!
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19.044.47
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and touetlier !' 'Total Receipts..
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a cat :.ortsnl.ul. -.p.-tujiti e y 'l'ovslii)s :
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Accounts jil lc
'Total
52.7t;2.0:i
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DISIUKSKMKNTS
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d el the i.ieei:, 1 was .-ItU.h
over i:ie muuui wiili a .in. and i i !-
J't li 1,1 i:.e lili sell- 'e-S. t. ha! es
t v. h I tt.i.'i u:n'o:iseio'is.
t -a, -t a fhiloMiidter who te -iuM- i ilclisoll
ii ;he !;.- of a lar-e ii;a!e of : . a tics f reok
! i. i'ds. and a Into itizeu. ! Marh ill-
A-ai:.e!,:eiils for the Inr.eral havi ;
of
pi
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I ... if V i iil'lel lleell.
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.'5.701.9.)
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4.729.0C
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191.15
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I'leiilv ol I 'bailee.
"Have 1 aav rhanee to rise in 'his
man of h.s I
NeW Sillelll .
-sillily lkiiire 4.2i!5.:!1
Vance.... 5.I521.02
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latile of Ibis l o.a,e Ma. i.een ' :"L" ' Construct in New Koad Contra-tii:
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$ ;15.:52G.05
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if !.: ..ear, -:: th.-." 'Si;iie T.
W. Sei ie.t lel.au i. ed, ,1 leW d.l
ixn. "I:i my opinion the i. (pit- ai
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CENTRAL
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that tii. it, , ill be
oil imiih si'.'li."'
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M-ir.oni . ') vrnny. .My motlier wati n--d
it v ! w ar. 1 1 always have.
Wc h.iv novel known it to lail."
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.raekvin Highway 47,155.88
J Wilniiiiv'toii-Charlottc, l'ro.j. i fi.:V.9.07
I Wilmiiiotnn-Cliarlnttc, l'roj. 29 & :19 2 1.'".S.7 1
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Mnrvhville-Kuto 2:!."SS.(lfi
! I.ane.vster Road. fi.122.M7
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! Stark Koail 0.7s:i.25
iMoiit -Vi iMiiiv'ton .. 4,0"7..!5
i .M.-irshvil e-AtiMHi 4t5.5
j.Morsran Mill- .r:..995.74
i i 'ro iilefee .'1S.W.51
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i Alltioell llliil Wesley ( liain l
Ma!--!. i; Mive lirmich
I.oi.ii.t!... Mil! I,v.ad
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our .sjiujulliy and our Kinceri
e may soon be ahle to hi
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.money loi: Ni:t.ii'i:s
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with Ui.
I For the last several weeks the
prayer mee'int' .services have ccnler
! ed around lessons from the Hook of
i James. This scries of studies will
cl' se next Wednesday evening. The
pator has announced that various
organizations of the church will have
'charge of the praper meeting serv
(Jciteral Kiiinl
I'aid Cnntractors from State Aid
0:1.810.79
$ 1S,,-,!):I.1S
Total Disliurscinciits .7387,2:11.80
Jl;iiti-ts to Sjieinl a Hcnhcil Thou
.ii,,t l-'iieint inn I n.l it llti!..
The I'.aptist centenary fund will ! i'' for a few weeks. The follnwinK
. . . , . .... I li.,v 'i 1 rou rl v tktiati nnninl n mil'
pive generous i.id to coioreii isupusis. .r. ' ' .
Over twenty thim.-aad dollars a year
of
Woman's
Board of
rf Wesley
of Men's
for five years will be spent in financ
ing institutes and Iiilde. schools for
crilnted ministers which will he
lai'uht by picked men of Hip while
rluirch: bill the main apporpi datlons,
t'o'iiiwini; the tisutil policy of this de-iio-iiiitaMon.
will aid work done by
th neKroen themselves. Twelve
thousand a vear for five years is set
atiide for colored missionaries ir the y - jj McRae, 0IM of our Kood
laimMitM: and ovr I , , wife of one of our most
thousand will bo Kiven !' '"; j raithful officials, died at her ho.ne
schools owned and operated by col-1 ..
ored Ha pi 1st s.
Feb. 2 In charge
Missionary Society.
Feb. !) In charge of
Stewards'.
Feb. 16 In charge
Philatlua Class.
Feb. 23 In charge
Cla?s.
March 2 In charge of the Choir
Hank balance. 1-1-21
. if 1,730.09
Total WSSGl.S!)
ASSKTS AND LIABILITIES
SIX MONTH .Jl'I.Y 1st TO DECEMBER 31, 1920.
1,730.0!)
30,500.45
after days ot suffering. She was
. .v.' . .ui r .i K. 'tfiried Wednesday afternoon by the
In addition 'his one of the beRt , Br()ther g f
n in the white church. Dr. O. L. , ' bereaved
the Bapiist church. The bereaved
husband and family have the sympa
thy of the entire congregation. Re
member them In your prayers.
men
llailey of Texas, has been made sec-
Tiary of the commisdon on negro
theological education. A fund of at
lenst two hundred thousand is to be
rai.T'd for a seminary which ihe white
church will pre.ent to tne colored r)(10, attendance In several months
communion. One feature of this at sn(ay School last Sunday . Sever
movement Is the "good-fellowship , a, new nipnihfMSi The Sunday School
meetings" so snocetisfiilty held iti a ! prnmiSPa to be a biij surprise to pome
number of cities through the South. jof mlr pp0,,i. Better get In it before
Ai these meetings, which are largely , l( get3 t00 far allPad of you
attended by both races, while and
blark discuss the application oi
Christian principles to daily living
which alone can Insure permanent
m1 peaceful ricinl adjustment in the
Smith or elsewhere.
It will be recalled that in the great
concerted move in Att'tila a few
sen tnr a rpvivnl III evrrv Ban-
t c' arch in liie city, while and j Sunday School at 10 a. m.
colored ffslors sorted cn Ihe samej Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m.
committee!!, prcbed and prayed In , by the Pastor. You will reclve a wel--,rM,r.
fburche and worked ! tome to all these S"rvlce3. If you
fHiA- r-r -r.-'vi in which they 'have no cht:r-h home, we want you
all had so much at puke.
Sunday evening attendance was
the best or the Conference year.
Lot's ge out of the small town hab
it of going to church only once on
Sunday.
to worship with us.
ASSETS
Bank Balances .
Due by County Sheriff, Taxes
Township Deficits:
Buford i, 6,2G9.40
Goose Creek 9,700.05
';): son 1885.87
Lanes Creek 951.38
Marshville 2,382.10
New Salem 1,306.65
Sandy Ridge 4,779.71
Vance 8,439.89
i$!eis.j..u:
General Construction A pet 32,546.82
Stockade Construction '.. 6,467.05
New Ronds Construction:
Jackson Highway 100,800.40
Wilmington-Charlotte, (Vance) 11,740.46
Wilmington-Charlotte, Monroe & Marshville. 23,308.71
Monroe-Pageland 22,405.56
Marshville-Euto 28,512.04
Monroe-Lancaster 6,122.37
Stack 10,183.25
Monroe-Weddington 4.077.35
Mflrshville-Anson 2,205.24
Morgan Mill 73,895.74
PAGE EIGHT
Providence 38,87.51
Coieord 32,820.28
I .aw vers . 5,957.50
Antiot-h and Wesley Chapel 986.75
Marshville-Olive Branch 4.769.8C
leemurlce Mill Road 590.63
807,389.65
Equipment 27,930.79
(:lice Furniture and Fixtures . 1,163.65
Real Etate Owned 1.200.00
Capital Surplus or Deficits . 35,147.30
Total . $548,970.85
LIABILITIES
Bonds Outstanding or Proceeds ..1484,494.96
Surplus Funds.
Townships:
Monroe 11,262.37.
Accounts Payable.
Porter & Boyd. County Roads . 24,921.65
Porter & Boyd, State Roads, to Dee. 31, 1920 18.282.71
Miscellaneous Accounts Payable 9,557.67
52,762.03
Federal Aid Funds On Hand.
Due Contractors 451.29
$548,970.85
THE old Egyptians
were famous bread
bakers of their time, but
their baking ability was
confined almost exclusive
ly to bread. It is different
with us for we specialize in all the good things
a modern bakery produces.
Our Pi
ies v
are particularly appetizing and in such variety as
will suit any taste. Even if we do say it our
selves, the best of home cooks can't beat them.
They are an ideal dessert to place on any table.
Quality and cleanlmua art .h: (win mottoes
of this bakers at all timet.
to
Bread 10 & 20c. Pay no more.
Monroe Automatic Bakery.
JACK HERNIG, Proprietor.
The Music of
the Motor
Our auto repair experts know when
there's a false note In that humming
sound, and that false note lnenas
trouble ittiless it's corrected. After
we've repaired and adjusted your en
gine the music of your motor will be
liarmonloiH and charming. Be on the
safe side let ns examine your
motor mechanism regularly.
J. H. McCLELLAN
At Secrest Motor Company.
BUKuiiBmiiiiHaiBKiuuiiiUKsaaiiB
A Limousine Appetite on
a Flivver Income.
When It comes to riding, you can not ride in a luxurious
limousine when your income decrees that you must be satisfied with
a flivver.
But when it comes to eating, you can eat to satisfy a limousine
taste with a flivver income.
We do not refer to the site of the meals you eat, but to the
5 quality and tastlness of the victuals that make up those meals.
I The most, expensive and rare foods are not always the tastiest
B and most enjoyable In the quality of the foods you eat will be
B found the secret of the their tastlness and in the way those foods
pj are prepared for serving.
Our service to our patrons does not end with the fulfilling of
II their orders we strive to help them get the best results with the
foods they buy at the most reasonable prices. We study food values
and we study how foods can be prepared to taste well in fact, we
offer a service that means the satisfying of v
J A LIMOUSINE APPETITE ON A FLIVVER INCOME.
Try our store for the greatest amount of the best quality at
the lowest price.
T. C. Lee & Son
S GENERAL 'MERCHANDISE
S PHONE 356.
to
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Brevity the Soul of Wit. "But there's one thing I can't un-
The landlady of a well-known Ca- derstand," she confided to a friend,
nadian boarding house always made "and that is what an American jren-
a point of asking departing guests tlemsn put In the book after atop-
to write something in her Tisltors ping here. People always smile when
book. ?he was Tery proud of it they read it."
of the people whose names were In "What was It?" queried the other,
the volume, and the nice things they "Just three words: 'Qouth tho
eaid. i raven!'"