Mr*. J. M. Cnwi md son and Misa
Bintw Waller, of Durham *m week
end (snti of Mrs. G. K. Snow.
Mr*. J. D. Thompeon ha* leturnod
from a visit to hrr dmcMtr at Black
Mountain.
* Mi»ses Annie. Alice. and Fannie
Tolpr, Ethel Hajrnn. Anna Rector,
Marian Prathef and Elisabeth I-one
' snent Monday m Winston-Salem shop
ping. «
The Mount Ain Tobacco Board ■
Trade met Thursday morn in* and d«
cided to keep the tobacco market opetf
a week longer than previously mth
nwufteed or through Mar-h 7,
Mrm. Joeeph G. Dawson and Mrs
Harvey T. Walter, of Kinston, are
rnests of Mr*. Roth Martin at the
L«e of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Sargent in this city.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the first Baptist church ohserrsd a
day of prsyer for missions Wednes
day. Suitable serricea ware held and
lunch aarved at the chorch.
' Preaching service will be held at
11 a. m. at Oak Grove Methodist
church next Saturday, lunch will be
served at the church and quarterly
conference will be held in the after
noon with preaching again on Sunday.
' T. Daber left Saturday afternoon
for Marietta. Ga., where ha goee to
accept a position as draftsman. Ha
will be Joined by his family in the
near future. Oar community regrets
to loos these go<«l citisens.
1,1 ' •
The ^remains of the sixteen months
old child of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Orerby
were shipped hers from Baa sett. Va.,
for burial which took place at the
Baptist cemetery «t White Plains
Sunday afternoon. Rev. C. C. Hay.
more officiating
Christopher Binder was boat to
•bout thirty boy* and jirl* Saturday
evening at the homo of hi* parent*
on Pine street. Game* wen playad
and Ice cream, cake and mint* won
The Philathaa claaa of Central
Methodist church will conduct a Par
cel Port Auction sale Saturday night
la the vacant store room on Maid
street vacated by Kittrells. Every
package will hove i> value of Ke or
ia invited te bear Or
i 4mm at M. C. C, w .
at Central HriMM
at
w*t tin. W. M. MrCulley of Sali*
bxtij. After • number of intern* ing
rubber* the huetee* »»*i*ted by Mm.
Vjr Mai.
Mabel For aerved deiiciaua fruit
coffee and aiinta.
h ilftd MU
The high
Ml wee preaented to
a handpaintrd
Mm. I!
te the honoree. Another
'Wt of town gweet waa Mm. C. L.
Witherfogten, alao of Saliabury
Baptist
Itr. Eugene Olive will addreea the
r-irular Monthly meethtjr of th" Wo
man'* Miaaionary anciety of the Fmt
Baptiat churrb Morula v aftmunin at
three o'clock. Mm. Will Monday will
entertain the aoeiety at her home an
North Main itrcet, where hi addition
te the addreea the n*alar routine
work of the aociety will be attended
te." i
Midalfkt BUm Ruin* Stora
f trr of oaknown origin Rttordif
night a little after IS o'clock partly
destroyed a frame building uaed aa a
combined dwelling and tuner; (torn
on north Main atraat Jtnt abyre the
Dry Bridge.* The building la owned
by Gaaton Galloway and the atorlc of
gooda belonged to Prince Worrell who
occupied a part of it aa a dwell tag
houae. Altho it took only ten min
ute* from the time the alarm waa
tamed in for the fire department to
get the flame* under control, (till the
damage to the building and atock of
good* ia aatteated to be about half
of their value.
Dr. H. K Bojrrr, Mrs. J. L. Woltt.
C.C. Crrvrlinf and W. M. Jordan are
attending the district conference at
Summerfield this W»sh
The name* of Mr. a ad Mr* W. R.
Eckenrod were added to the church
roll last Sunday. Mr. Eckenrod is a
photographer and he and his wife
are new and welcome citisons in the
community, they come to us frotn
Wavncuville.
The pastor called attention to his
new study Sunday and invited those
who srr concerned afloat their soul's
salvation or in need of his help ta any
way to viait him in the study. He is
usually there in the morning.
The women who failed to attend
the meeting of the Missionary society
Monday afternoon miaaed an unusual
ly interesting and helpful meeting.
The • Josephine Frank Missionary
society will meet Monday afternoon
with Mrs. T. H. Worrell.—Reporter.
The March meeting of the U. ». C.
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Moot Airy, R. F. D. No. 1
. Mr*. Wayne Stevens who u * pa
tient at Martin Memorial hoapital ia
improving we are (lad to not*.
W. W. W. Amhurn formerly of thi*
Mctit* who recently purchased a
fans near King and moved there, de
parted this life Saturday ni|kt and
waa laid to raat Monday following at
Mt. Olive cemetery.
H* leavee a wife, two aona arWT
time daughter* to mourn hi* depar
tort.
Mr. Amburn was w«D knows and
a man of good boalnaaa qualification*
and will b* greatly ■Iwat
Mr*. W. I... Owen* i* vary sick at
thia writing, hop* she may soon im
prove
Maggie the oldest daughter of Mr.
and Mr*. Will Morrison who recently
moved from this section to Mount
Airy ia wry sick with typhoid we an
very socry to note.
Maaale* aft vary plentiful in our
neighborhood at thia ttaaa.
I. T. Riddle ia toying plans for the
erection of • saw dwelling. Ha axj
pecto to begin work at once.
Mr. John Bhmault waa painfully
though not seriously hurt a few day*
h"o while asaiating in fining a ear
from a mod hole where H was lodged^
Hi mi uw mm won HflNHPH m my mmm. m aw hn NMI« taa Mm* af M.
now on Piwiihw SI. t*2S w>«i • nrM af tfmt on of low thw two wan. It hw bow tha mm of
helping • ffoodly aumbor of Moont Air* |il|li lorn thoir hoaw* «M haa emtof ia a poU May
a»ra U* Mm of • aMtbof of systematic wain*. Frm* > standpoint of m»ootlort wo M tfc »t tha
'in •»-* *«v» t»««in <w« than S for aaat, and whoa wo take Into 'QMida ration tho tea* that aottho* tha
S«u or Kmoral Oovorwaoat charm taa an It. ft M^hw It vary aitiaaMia.
Tho books for oar aovoath aortw wfl ha apvn on tho ft rat day of March. Wo wilt affar for aata
iham< in tH« oariw through Jath March aad April W» ara doairow of aollmc at tho laaat w war
-haras u 4km naw hara In fore*, if raa ara a HhataHnkW mako roar ariainawaiita to bar addittaad
sharw and If ywn ara not a fharahobtar wa ara anioa to haro yaa bacww ono. Erory dollar of tho
mow that ia paid ia la taraad oat ta (ha aiatm for otthar bailiiaff, rin«ittriK or Hfttac a aeeetgaeo
on bia or bar haoaa.
OFFICERS—W. E. Lindsay, Prea.; E. ML Lhtville, V.-Prea.; Lillian Sparser, See. ft
Tr«?aa.; E. C, Birena. Attorney.
O'RFCTORS—W. E. Undeay, E. M. Ljnrtte. J. A. Teab. C. A. Shelton, C. W. Andrew,
D. H. Cook. C. M. Whitlock, A. Gt Bowman, E. H. Kochtltzky, W. L Monday. v
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Oim \mtmU4 ftrvt #mt •# Bank of Nfwt Airy «M BiMlif.
Kiwwii Quartette S«ft far
^ Ijmit Thuraday niirht the KNrairt*
quartette, eooipooed of Eucene Olive,
W. K. Lindsay, T.. C. Btams and G.
C. Lovill, w»nir for the Kiwania dab
in Qmnibora It to understood on
L-ood authority that om of the local
rhurrhas sent A. G. Wehh alone vttM
quartette aa a chaperon*
^Ntem Greensboro Mr. Webb nd
Mr. Olive visited Chapel Hill, future
scene of Mr. Olive's ^miniatry. and
from there they took la the atudenta'
■onfrrmce in KaWfk, and attended
mm of the Hum-Ram ley nuttings
While in Raleirh Mr. Webb visited hia
duuirhter. Mi*» A baa. who la • ata
dent in Meredith college.
Sparser Haada County Hi
way
^ At their mtrtlni ta) Dobw.n Mc
Dr. M. 8. Martin resigned as chair
Man of the equnty Highway Commie-^
(ion and Hi Sparser waa elected in
hta place. Dr. Martin rematna a
■Matter of the Coaualssioo but haa
found that ha Is too busy % man to
continue as Ita chains an. Mr. Spar,
iter whoa* enthusiaam for food roads
and efficient work aa a member wt
t}e Commiaakn is
much of its eomaum
the past, was moat fittingly
member of
maihle W
i ncaivn
iy nude it.
✓^-Sheriff A. L. Aahborn made fi\
al yttlement with the Barry tear# of
Commissioners at Dobaon Monday.
The amount turnad over to the coun
ty in asttlaanent was a small one and
ha waa (tosa a receipt in ftalL /
Homes & Lots For Sale
8 rooms all modern improvements large lot N. Main
street.
6 rooms, bath, electric lights and sewer, Church street
4 rooms large lot at Cros* Roads.
4 rooms 2 acres, Bannertown
1 lot ott Korner street
5 Business lots Main street business section.
1 lot on Oak Street
7 room house on Rockford street /V
10 room house of Rockford street
t 4-room houses betwlen Mount Airy and Quarry
»
Lots of Lots in Cast Mount Airy known as the goner pro
perty,, priced to eelL
We will be glad to show you any of this property. When
you want to sell Uat it wRh
iLijjL m HftiliM I ami fA
lillYHK iMli Iv UHIU UL
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DRY LIME SIHUR
(Tht Oririnai 1
Kill Ike Scale Before it Kills Ymt If m
liuaraateed to have all the rood qoahtiea
of liquid Lime-Sulfur. It ia the lateat and
moat valuable (praying product that haa
twn Hrvclopad. It diaolvae readily is water
and will contn»r iiwtti and diaeaaee iuat
a« effectively aa Itmc-iutfar tulatliiii, why
■ncur Ik* lcaaaa and dlaadvaiiticei of im
ureinr oat • liquid, handling heavy harrrU,
waate by leakage, paying freight on water,
when all thia can be etaiMtarf by mixing
your own on the apot at Ihmm. Dry Liat
S'ulfur m an effective rimady far San Joae.
Oyater-Shell Scale, Peach loaf curl and
Bliirht. Peach twig Borer, Apple and Pear
Scab etc. ■,
a
Sherwin-Wsll mm Ppomxnt
f LARGEST MAKERS IHSSCtiaOES /JV THE ?XKU>
The correct mixture (or (pray solution ia 12 to 15 poundi DRY UMt
SULKL'R to fifty gallons water. Thia makes your solution eoet yon a»- .
proximately 4 cents per gallon which ia leee than one-tenth the eeet of Lime
Sulfur solution on today's market.
Holcomb &
I
AUCTION SALE
) i
I1 t.
1 will Mil at public auction to th» hfetetf bxhUr
j Saturday, March 8, 2 P. M.