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BaldSk—^Teacher Broughton
PklktlMt Claas.
John D. B•try. Raleigh — PMU«t Stems Bancs
Mr*. N Bach nor, AsheviUe—Secretary H. C. Baraca
Pkilathea Association ud National State Secretery.
Dr. A. E. Carey, Kiinston—Pastor Gordon Street Chris
tian Church, and Chnlrman of the Executive and Finance
Committee* of The International Convention of Dlactplee
of Christ
Bo*. C. D. Crouch. Mt. Airy—Pastor Moravian Church
Miss Bertha Catea, Burlington—Mambor Executive
Mrs. W R. Coo. Winston Salow.
Hon. W. F. Carter, Mt Airy—Attorney.
Mrs. Wm. W. Dkkevaoa. High Point—Philathoa
President.
Dr. D. W. Daniel. Clemson College, S. C.—Director
Academic Department Clemaon College.
Rev. E. Gibson Davis. Mt Airy—Paator Pint Baptist
Church.
Miss Buth Dobbins, Mt Airy.
Bev. J. O. Ervin. Mt Airy—Pastor Bockford Street M.
E. Church.
Mrs. H. M. Pinch, Bocky Mount
Bev. E. W. Fox. Mt Airy—Presiding Elder Mt Airy
District M. E. Church.
J. H. Folger. Mt Airy—Attorney.
Miss Nell Folger, Mt. Airy.
Bev. J. C. Crier, Mt Airy—Psstor First Presbyterian
Church.
v Mr*. E. A. Huron*. Rich Square—Member Executive
Board.
Mian Henrietta Heron, Cincinnati, Ohio.—Editor "Girl
hood Day*," Vice-President World-Wide Baraca Phila
thea Union and ProfeMor of Psychology of Youth at
Cincinnati Bibte Seminary.
Rev. A. H. Marshall. Mt. Airy—Pastor Episcopal
Church.'
Miss Mellie Mayo, Washington—Convention Secretary
Rev. B. H. Millikan, Mt. Airy—Pastor Friends Church.
Rev. W. P. McCarter. Mt. Airy—Pastor Haymore Me
morial Baptist Church.
Rev. W. A. Newell, Mt. Airy—Pastor Central Meth
> odist Church.
R. L. Pope. Thomasville—Teacher Baracs Class and
Treasurer State.
Mrs. J. F. Parrott. Kinston—Teachcr Christian Phil
athea Class.
Mrs. Z. H. Rose. Williamston—Chairman Philathem
Executive Committee.
Miss Florine Robertson. Burlington.
Miss Rothrock, Mt. Airy.
Mrs. R. W. Sparger, Mt. Airy.
George K. Snow. Mt. Airy—Attorney.
R. P. Snell. Raleigh—N. C. Baraca President.
Mrs. C. E. SicelofT. High Point—Teacher First Baptist
Philathea Class.
Hon. R. M. Simms, Raleigh—Teacher Si mm* Baraca
Class and Vice-President World-Wide Baraca Philathea
Union.
Mrs. S. D. Swaim. Lexinpton.
Central M E. Church. Sowth. Mouat Airy.
Convention Will Meat Here Friday and Satur
day With Banquet Friday Evening Prepared and \
Served by the Woman's Club.
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LOCAL COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN
and omens
C. «. Andrew—General
Edw M. LtoviUe—Caaeai ^
W L Monday
J. G. Hirruna—i
E. C. Bivetu l
The Woman'«
R. V. DtjrfrW—AMfMMat af
Publicity—Mia» Cars Earp aad Gaa.
Lay
Decorating—Mrs. J. T. Toktey.
Information—R. V. Deyerte.
Transportation—W. B Partridp
Automobile Committee—Eiwanis CM
and Merchant* Association
TK« Hollow Now.
The Hollow, Va.. May M
Ridre Academy Hijrh School
to a cloae May Mth. A fond num
ber finished there aad will go away
next year to college, among these are
Hiu Gertrude Bowman. Mim Era
Chuff, MIm Margaret Epperson, Mr.
Robert Galagar. Mr George Galagar,
Miss Stella Phippa, Miss Ida PMppa,
and Miss Dorothy Wataon
Mr*. Mintie Bowman passed away
Friday. May 27. at her homo in this
section
Mr. W M. Mosa. age B3 yean,
passed away Wednesday. May 26th,
at his home near The Hollow. Va.,
post office.
Miss Isabel! t»ancan and Miss Har
riet Weatherman will be home May
28th, from Wood lawn, Va., whan
they have been in school. Miss Dun
can will attend summer «chool in
Greensboro, N. C.
Mr. Buster Weatherman ati -tided
the senior play Saturday night. la)
21st at Woodlawn. Va.
Mr. Oma Eing is vary ill at thli
writing.
oiim r.unicf upKonn. ol craw*
Va.. i* visiting in thin Motion.
Mr. and Mr*. W. K Krkenrod, o)
Mount Air)', "pent Sunday afturnout
with Mra. Eckenrod'* mother Mrs
N. F. Bowman.
Mia* Helen and Elisabeth Boyiei
«petit Sunday with Miaa Clma Ay an
of this section
Miaa Gertrude Bowman apent Son
day afternoon with Miaa Iaa Bow
man.
Mra. Roaie Scott, of Laaral Fork
Va„ ia riaitinff liar aiater Mra. P. M
Qataa.
Miaa En Cra# and Miaa Gran
| Hiatt .pent the week and with Mra
Poster Epperson.
Re*. Newton Smith delivered Um
rlaae carmen at Btae Ridfe Aea4amy
May 22nd.
Hunters Chapel ia stiU a* Um
a larjja Sunday l4Nti
every Sunday.
* The WUHa Gap Baptist Chart* wfl
ana he finished.
Crape are rery geed bat haaa
beedea am ilaetrnyiat many heaaa.
Bar Mr. ManMM MM Mi
We are r4f aarry la mj mm
' wfl) aet ha with it wal yaw.
When Opening Smion of Bar»c»-PhiUth«»
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FOR QUICK SERVICE PHONE 339
As wc have no Aop or expensive outfit to katp
up, work at price* you can afford.
shoe buy in* Mtion, and
rig ht in the midat of it you are of
fered an opportunity to save aome
real money, for we are trimming
the prices sharply on all our men's
and ladies' slippers. * We need
room (and cash), and purchasers of
t^ese slippers will share in a nice
saving. The styles are the very
latest, and materials the beat. Yes,
we have a good range of sixes, so
bring your feet here and let us flt
them—and uv« you money, too.
LADIES
Be sure to see our new line of
Stamped Goods
See our new Bucilla line of articles
stamped ready for embroidering. The
Nne includes kiddies rompers, gowns
' white and colored, pillow cases, table
cloths and napkins to match, luncheon
sets, dresser covers, card table covers,
etc.
NEW SHIPMENT
Dresses and Hats
JUST ARRIVED
We have just nwlwd by
expraaa a new iMpmrnl of
unusually pretty
hate. A lucky p
able ua to price
than you would imagine after
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of quality, alone with style.
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