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Ladies!
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can of Waaaon Oil and four rocipo booka at a prico of
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We'll Meet
Any Price
If low price is your first consideration, we can meet
anybody's price—and well do it with a genuine
Goodyear tire.
That's why you see so many Goodyear* around town.
Ash anyone who ha* ever really tried than out, what
he thinks about Goodyear thee
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Dr. Culpepper preached faithfully,
no man rooM km poured out Ma
Soar I and awl swt freely and unre
■erredly than did tMa rv*n*e!i*t in
hi* effort to persuade men and wowen
to foraake *in and "Pot God first"
which is hia ilopn and which he it
Hand solves all tha pi uhlawa which
confront the human raca today, or
wtr kaw or ever will confront a
*oul. Ha used tha old faahioned
mourner '* bench and sougM to ha
vary thorough in hi* work, avoiding
•uperficial method* which would in
rre*»S number" hot mult in little or
no permanent rood.
At tha It A. M. *arvice Sunday 11
mmII boy* took their itand haaida the
evangelist to *i*nify that if they were
called of Gad to preach th* gospel they
would give their live* to carry the
message of aalration throu rh tha
pulpit; at tha afternoon service whan
Roaa Culpepper, who ia a nephew of
Dr. Culpepper and hiataelf a minis
terial student, preached to a large
audience, hia uncle asked the prayer*
of the people far the young man in
Ma labor* and Baked all the young
people who would do ao to take a
atand against dancing and card play
ing and several hundred want for
ward to take the pledge of abstinance
from worldly amuaement.
Roaa Culpepper haa worked \ with
the young people during hia atay
here aharing their amusements where
they ware in harmony with hia idea*
of loyalty to God and trying to show
•he young people "a more excellent
way" than *ome of . the popula'
questionable amusements and lendinr
them in Joyous happy aervice to their
Maker
Hon. s. r. unvM spoke at th#
tvminf lenriee before Dr. Culpep
per's farewell sermon, expressing the
appreciation of the people far the
■ rvioes of Dr. Culpepper and hi*
party which besides hi* nephew con
sisted of Mr. John U. Bobinaon. song
leader, and Mr. William SiaMTson,
manager and personal worker both
of whom are fine christian gentle
men who would be an asset to any
community bat perhaps the freewill
offering for Dr. Culpepper which
amounted to about $1,400 expresses
more than words the istiwi with
which our people regard him. The
freewill offering and expanses
amounted to about $S,M0. The ex
pense account included the salary of
Mr. Bissesaon, the seating and light
ing of the warehouse, the traesling ax
penees and hotel bill of the entire
party and all other expense connect
ed with tfcr Meeting, and in spits of
the tightness of money matters at
thia time everyone seemed to give
freely sad gladly, feeling that the
good results of the SMetlng could not
none* . t
Hsving qualified as administrator
of the «UI» of Mr* Hamtah Casaell
deceased, late of Surry County. North
Carolina, this is to notifr all persons
having claim* against the estate of
said fereaaod, to exhibit them to the
undersigned, a* the law office of Gee.
K. Snow, on or before the Mth day
of August, IMS, or thia notice win be
pleaded In bar of recovery. All per
sons indebteded to said estate will
wtihr tomtodiate Dtfwmt
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Mount Airy, N. C
Pint Parti* Church
E. CitMoa Do vie, patter.
Bible School %M a. m.
Morning worship 11:00 a. m.
B. T. P. U. p. m.
Evening service —lM p. m.
The putor preaelm next Sunday
morning and evening on the follow
ing subject* "Accepting and Coofaa
sing Chris*," aad "Pi%fanity—A
Senseless Vice." The evening Mt*
<age ia the third hi the series of Mr
n<>ni the p—tag la >mihii| on the
Ten Coauaandmenta. The doors of
the dmrch will be thrown open next
Sunday morning and evening to ra
ce ire all thoae who hare sipnaead
a preference for our church In the re
cent revival meetings. The rite of
baptiaai will be obaenrad at the even
ing service. A welcome await one
and all.
Protracted Meeting at Clark'*
Brim, Route 2. Aug. tS.—In.
Walter Johnson is conducting a Mr
ies of m ret in its at Clark'* School
Mr. Frank Lawaon and family have
recently moved to Coalwood, W. Va.
Mrs. Delia Tilley haa utoiwd to:
in WMt Virginia after
Mat time with relative*
8. A. Jeaaup and family, of Char
lottesville. Va., art spending a few
day* with relative* hare.
Mia. H. T. and Miae Mary Jaaaap
spent Sunday with Mr*. Clave Millar
of Mount Airy rente «.
Mrs. G. R Rogers has been ser
iously 01 for several days hot la
slowly improving now.
B. H. Millikan,
Sabbath School 1.41 A. M.!
Morning Service* IIM A. M.
Evening flatskaa IK P. M.
Prayer-Masting Wad. Ml P. M.
The pastor praaehas neat Sunday
rvening am the follow- '
"Prays*" and "Ths
One".
to to!
at hath
> to
"Come tboa with
It shall to. that
the Lord
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North Carolina Popular Excursion
TO
Washington, D. C
Friday, September 4tk, IKS
VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Three whole day* and two nights in Washington.
Round trip (are from Mount Airy $11.00.
Special train leave* Greensboro 11:66 p. as.. Sept. 4, 1925
Arrive Washington 8:40 a. m., Sept. 6, 1WS.
Tickets on sale Sept. 4th. good on regular trains to junction points,
thence Special Train. Good to return on all regular trains (except
No. 87) so as to reach orginal starting point prior to midnight on
Tuesday. September 8th, 1926.
■•turning regular trains leave Waahington 8.20 a. -m., 11:00 a. m.,
3:46 p. m., 7:00 p. m., 9.35 p. m.. and 10.S# p. m.
Washington Senators vs. Boston -Bed Sex
Two games—September 6th and Ml.
A fine opportunity to see Walter Johnson, star pitcher the.
IkeBoone, star fielder, the Bed Sec, and other great stars in action.
This will also be a wonderful opportunity to visit Washington's,
many public buildings; Arlington National Cemetery and the
other points of internet.
Tickets good in pullman sleeping cars and day conches. No
<*V* and no baggage checked.
Make your sleeping car reservations early.
For further iaforssstkm call on any Southern Bail way
address; '■£' s >i T|
R. H. Graham,
Division Passenger Agent,
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