Carolina-Virginia Fair Opens Next Week
AUTO RACES
BE
tr or Dlrtrict ft* in the State.
ELABORATE APPLE DISPLAY
Frank Wort Shown will again '»*
aieh the mid-way tor the Mr. Many
mv fMtuiM luivf bwn tddfld by htm.
h the arid-way wfll be found the for
ria wheal, whip, caterpillar, chero
«wl«tr. Ma plane and of coarse the
Hi I)-go-round. Bat Weat has |OM
further this year and ia bringing
abac a baby merry-go-round. This
ia a duplicate of the larger machine,
only smaller, and ia aaad for tha
nt and enjoyment of the
children. It la equipped so the
smallest child caa ha placed la Hand
•■Joy a rid* with ahaolate safety.
West is alae bringing along one of
tha haat animal shows on tha road
today. Here numbers of ponies tahe
Nona, educated hai hi and trained
dogs add a touch of variation to the
In addition to the animal
there will he the negro minstrel, the
wild wast show, the palmist to reveal
what fortune Hea before the human
being who ia wflHng to donate a quar
ter to the livelihood of the gypaiaa,
the ftaaks of aatore will all he aa
exhibit and the mid-way will be dot
tod with many arheels of fortoae and
chance where brilHant and daazHmr
art idea will be offered aa priaea to
the winners la the gain,
Lar|a Fruit Fikibit
Six of the largest commercial er
eharda of thia aeetion. which Includes
of the I argent in the state, will
aa the first floor
TVs satire
for this
•f the ub
la aaaarsd. Prof. W. H.
hi Dm rtty for the paat torn
tUa exhibit ready for
H la indeed fortanata
I be aaeored and
of applet ha will pat on*
be eqaal to aay rrer held ia tha
Atlantic States Here applet
can be aean in all kind, of market
gmd
for market will ba
At As Saaas thne Oh
M
Ifount Airy aear^the Dry Bridge
Or
Co. Granite CHy Or
chard Co., Lorill Dt* Owhirfc and
Airy Orchard Co.
will |i »el the fWhm ta the fair
will ha tha Modal farm that wW oc
cupy tha cantor of tha roam an tha
flnrt floor of tha exhibit building.
TW In charge of thin exhibit will
haae an hand real growing
articles than can ba found
not oat of season. Thar* win ha a
>, built of lor*.
Fa
Tha fair has thia yaar, at a haavy
outlay of expense, secured tha Mr
rices of Mm rxpri i»ii««d and nat
wiH coaipato for tha porwi on Fri
day and Saturday afternoon*. Tha
contootanto coma to thia eHy from
races in mm of tha largest fain in
Pennsylvania itoi they ha** made
record* aa drims of the dare-devil
Fifty high class race
n hand to caapeto for the **,
400 In pviass that arc offered fur
American Fliers Complete Cir
cumnavigation of the Globe
Aviator* Land At San Diego And Two el Tkani Rusk to
Atom of Parnate Amid Gnat Oration
San Diego. Cal.. SepC tt-AMri
cm'i round-the-world dim ntVMd
today to Rockwell field. San Ditgt,
from vkkk they took off last March
to atari an their flebe —circling trip.
As if to tire good measure to an
already Kwiliii far
wide, the flier* got in ahead of
la for the
their trip to
wards B»etl«, the official
point of the flight.
At a. m. Uaot. Lowell H.
mt
of We
* 1
From his Mt ■ ttw forward cock
pit. Smith, hit grime covered face
eagerly seaming the crowd, saw hi* ,
mother and father wildly waving tiny
American flags to attract his atten-,
tion.
Jumping from the plane, 8ssiU
"My hey, my intoM hoy!" she
whispered, as she Mini the fligtpi
er, reaching the only spot en the ar
my athhrt face that was net ha
ts* iinhered with Unsee by Ua
hi* hep's right enr. Ik an mm
and net give vent to We fiiMngs
The man noted thfunghewt the Amer
icnn air service fer his steel sera,
Another mother wept too, fer Joy
at the home roning of a giehe air
man. She was Mrs. Harding, moth
er of Li sat John Harding jreHef pi
lot and mechanician wfch Uentenant
Neteon.
iBi&iitiiSiS
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Lm»)lb haa •
op Ms aleoee in Ma flra warka pro
rnm and m <mita( an the part of
inkling «f what it la. Ad he winj
■ay la that i»n; fttfcwi in Sorry and!
adjoining count.i*« will aiiaa the
«(kt of their livaa if they ara not1
in tha fair pwnda whan tha flrat'
cannon in flrad on Wadnaadny night.
Tha program that will ha pat on la |
wxnething that haa navar hafora haan
rHran and It will ha of apaeial mtaraat
to entry citiaen of thia Mrtina. Fir»
worka diaplaya will ha (Ivan each
night
1«
th<
fair
playing at tha
win
oa tha city acre*
Tha hand, la tta
tha hand will ha
Mlaa Bra Shaffar Pa wall, net ad aole
(_a * • «** fc-- * - - »- a
a eoneart in front of tha
tha flair.
will
Tha
will ha Bt cants far adalta aad 26
ceftta far ehildraa. Thia ia a radue
tlon ovar laat year and will aa doubt
tha attendance of a larger
of people. Ample parking
for autawuhllaa has b«
and there will ha aa
of can to tha
Thl» churvh ia built to replace tlx
of wnmhi
thnut T»
Tin iww building <m mctod at a
coat of Mot* tkao tltjBM Md ia one
of the moat modurn and up-to-date
chorchci to be found any
Tn complete and fay far tWa
rhurrh within a year'* time haa been
quite a itraffl* (or the congregation
but they hare saeeeadad and their ef.
forte will he aignally
•ueeeaa at tha
fWl conaummation of thia teak Briar
the direction of tha peater. Rev. C.
D. Crouch, haa already
laal in the people ef that
and the value of the church cm be
to a degree by the
hi tha
ikon Meant Airy on the Wards Gap
rand and punhasad 150 *mt at
land aa a ilit. < For wtmI jwn
they had no house of worship, until
about 75 years ago the prseant ekarck
of Moont Bethel vaa established and
the Mldlnt now being replaced waa
built. In tailing of this work R»v.
Mr. OroocH. the pnstor, metM some
intrmtinf facta connected with it.
While ha has been hare only a few
months he was pastor of Mount
Bethel about 25 years ago. when ha
held sai »kaa once each Month for ser
es years. Travel In thoae days waa
■each slower than now. Then he
would leave Winston-Salem early in
the morning and come to Sural Hall
by mil; there he had to wait until in
the afternoon for the old C. F. 4 T.
V. and cease to Mount Airy on It, ar
riving here late ia the afternoon, and
then take a three or four hoars ride
to nsck his mission on the Wards
Gap. Today ha thiaha notliag of
making the round trip hi a half day
and with tisse to spare.
This newspaper Joins in with the
pastor in wishing that a large nam*
her of oar people will attend the ser
vices Saturday and avail themselves
of the privilege of visiting and Join
ing in with the good people of that
section in their dedication senkaa.
OLIVER J. SANDS SPEAKS
TO LARGE AUDIENCE
Dtectercs^Salvatioa at Farmer h
Through Cooperation.
,
PREDICTS COOPERATIVE iAWLIIH OF
ALL FARM PRODUCTS Willi M TEARS
/i,. f - —- — -•
of Ufa war* oat to Imw tin
brilliant exponent of th.
miataken that be w wa
the ihieriaa and praetk-ea of
tr»a larfcatiac and ha lam
into hia aobjaet fro* tha
ba
la
Aaaociation, bat ha
main qoeation far tha farm to
abler b, "How much would I have
tan without th* Aaaociatian?"
"How »oeh will I gat la tha
if tha Aaaociation doe
naaie the price to ha paid by
manufacturer ?"
«*•
Mr. Ml declared that right to
toktM boyar* an paying twfca aa
modi am the wnlww floor a*
they would if the Aaeociatioa did «*
rxiat; that they an makinc a to
perate effort to make the tobacco on
the open market brine ■» moch aa
the Amnhtlwi pays, for ahould they
drop Mow they bw their Iaet
chance for operating the open marhet
ia rone. Mr. Sanda aaid the Aaeo
riation la i an 11 lag moch wwni
meat tram moat of the large tahacce
manufacturer* aad that they raalise
the farmer haa aet brnrn getting hft
ahare at what the total'' la *wlh
Mr. 8aada la c'oaaly aaaariatad with
many at the flaaaeial leader* of tm
nation aad ha haa heen able te ah A
" lie® Vlvlp I1UOT", V® W
the welfare of on* is tJM
•rifin of the other; from the ttaw
aacfe ftllnw uadaitooh t« win
iem, to the time whaa
in join* ilmMw with Ma
work in r to tW mm# end. AD tMa
home • fact he comMvW tW mm
hy the (itMTl the Mat
the muriacr contract, which he plac
ed first. But the contract far the
cooperative atHutinf movement is
a contract with anas aotKhhoc. ha de
clared. and any rioiation of it to
than a betrayal of ovary
i
him hi thia movement TW
neea of the faith that haa
the Aaaoeiation ia ao
ho dor la rod any one who
willfully break K waa not a fK
t—» --ii i • . i_ *v«
jwi for nciwfiinip in uiit con