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to to
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of hi* km. Dr. J. T.
is with him.
ifca ride of Ma
to Inn Hinnrf • state that is
m. i fnr mtb ago ha
that ha would ha Mai
Im hia aaa's hsapitai whara ha
«t aUllad
ttr—-*i
la paaaMy the beat
to tUa section of the,
at a1
af the
and Ya
to thla
was leaf the chairman of til
la now m -M
to hia affttetod wwdHtaa. beeps to ac
of the fan-'
eat to the eM I
hia to the
With a life of
years behind him, every one of which
fears far the future. If you are dia
paaad to add a bit of cheer to his toat
days a peat card or a latter addraea-1
«d to him at High Point to care of
Ma son Dr. J. T. Burrua, will bring
happy memories in thete day* of af-j
fHction.
Dr. Afc«fthy*» Car Turned
Owr Bat Injuries Not
State paper* Sunday carried an ac
count of aerioas injiriM suffered by
Bar. J. I. Abernethy, D. D., to aa
to ■
In Iredell County. A later
from the StateeviUe hospital where
Ma injuria* were treated firm the
information that his injuries are not
which will he learned with
by hie Mewls la this
The Bav. Mr. Aheraethy
at one tin* pastor of the Contrail
Methodist Church to this dty and Is I
-wall known hare. Ha la now presid
ing elder of the Statesrille District,
M. E Church, South, Westera North
Carolina Conference.
ariou*
«Hy
persons oa the Pilot
On Sunday ni*ht alone four ears had
the glass broken to thaa> by rodu
thrown from the aide of the read by
parties standing on the bank. Dal
mar Lewis, foreman at the Barry
8a)ea Co., had tin (lass brokea oat
of the front door «tf Us ear
afeht, aad when he rsaehsd Pilot
Mountain ha found that three
ether* had the saaas experience with
in a short time. The faDaws had sta
themaetoes where the read
through a eat aad weald
recks tram the tap of the cat
vpoa the ear. A
at PUot Mountain and returned to
acene bat no oae was te be fomxL
1_
Chief K. E. Lawrence has sold bis
home on Broad ill eel te J. A. Bad*
aad he aad Mrs. Lawrence and little
eea. Bobby, moved today to The!
Sf
giving » flood of
Street to Cherry
ia* down Virginia,
and Pint. Ia all a
of those light! ha*
the city
of swingiac «r«r
tar at the streets like the old
They are of the
to ghre the most effl
flood of light for the earrsat
Scariot Pmr Chin Socoad
Dm*
Bruce M. Johnson. three year old
mb of Mr. and Mrs. Nark Johnson, of
Flat Rock, dM Sunday of scar tot
fever. Thto to the second death of
the tame disease hi this family, lit
tle Bethel Irene Johnson, nearly four
having died a week earlier. The fun
eral was conducted from the boats
on Monday by the Rev. Mr. Harrison
and the remains interred at the Flat
Rock cemetery.
Notion to World War Voters**
Any mother in Snrry County who
had a son enlisted in the . World War,
either in the campe or over-eeas that
woald like to join the World War
Mother's Association of America,
please write to Mrs. R. E. Little,
Wadesboro, N. C.
Mrs. Little to 2nd vice president
general of the World War Mother's
Association and to organiser for
North Carolina. If she can get ton
mothers who are intern tad, she will
come to Mount Airy at her own ex
pense and organise a chapter.
This is a very interesting patriotic
organisation and present* a great
field for service. A postal card or
letter to Mrs. R. E. Little, Wadesboro,
N. C. will be appreciated. •
Control Methodist Church
REV. R. H. DAUGBERTY, Pastor.
Sunday School »M A. M.
Morning Worship .11 >00 A. M.
Evening Worship T40 P. M.
Prayer 8ervtoe Wad. 7:80 P. M.
Several friends of the pastor from
Charlotte and from Winston-Salem
were among thoae attending divine
worship Sunday morning.
The Sunday School Workers Coun
cil had with them last Thursday night
for supper the members of the Bars
em and Philathea classes snd the
members of L. B. Kant's class. The
latter class won over all others in
the matter of attendance. A very
elaborate and appetising menu was
served under the direction of J. R.
Mines to about one hundred people.
Itfias Aim* Webb Win. Prima
la National Contest
Mix Alma Webb student of Mar*
dith College SaWgk and daughter of
Mr. and Mt*. A. G. Wabb, of thla etty
by bar skill is draaa deatgaiaf ba
comaa one of ilstean prisa aliiaaii lit
a national contaat pot oa by the man
ufacturers of the CO-ED draaaaa, teat
fall. The contaat was adrectlaad hi
this paper by Harriaon'a dealer la the
CO-ED twin for thle seetloo and
twe con testa ware open for (tadeats
of U|k schools aad eoDagaa, one la
paper advertising, sixteen priaea be
ing offered la each dMsioa.
Waa Wabb designed aa ivaning
dw* which deetgn waa aaat In by
Farmers Of WmtfitU Section
Hart Important Call
West field, Jan. 16.—Rufus Fanner
was buried her* today in the Baptist
cemetery. He left this place about
eigfct year* ago and lived four miles
from Kernersville. Was found dead
by tone one of hi* family in his to
bacco basement lata Saturday eve
ning, supposed to have died of heart
failure. His wife died sbout four
years ago, leaves three children all
grown. Services ware conducted by
Elder Pruitt. Mr. Parmer had many
friends in this neighborhood aad a
large gathering was present at the
funeral.
John Christian aad Eugene Pepper
will address the Westfield fanners
Friday evening Jan 90th in the sehool
auditorium at 7 o'clock. Be sure to
come, matters of vital importance to
the fanners will be discussed. some
thing besides talk has to be done if
we continue to raise tobacco in this
country. Manufacturers are getting
rich and farmers getting poorer.
Curtis Bynum, of Asheville, spent
this afternoon looking over this con
try accompanies by R T. Joyce. ^
Miss Hattle Lowe, daughter of Mr.
aad Mrs. H L. Lowe, married Mr.
Boy Inman 'hiring the holidays. They
are at home with the bride's parents.
L. L. Lqwe has opened a nise little
store and filling station on East
Broadway.
John Hunter is going to start^
big cloaisg out sale Wednesday at
his store here. ,
Miss Vera Soyars, our fine mail
carrier, has commenced a nice Hom^
on West Broadway.
T. J. Hatcher has returned from
s trip to South Carolina where he
-purchased 200 sheep. Mr. Hatcher
has the sheep on a farm near this
city bat win probably place them
interrupted period.
It is understood that Wrenn's de
falcations in the North Wilkesboro
bank, and tha revelations that follow
ed a* a res alt at his trial, will cauae
the State hnlrilt Department and
its examiners to spend weeks in un
rsvelinc all the various ramifica
tions. It haa been reported that oth
er prosecutions might result.
Arthur Kemp, young white man of
Pilot Mountain, M In Martin Mem
orial hospital Sunday night after
•offering for 24 hour* from injuries
loft the rand and plunged down
■teop embankment, pinning the Ke
Happenings Twenty-one Years Ago
\- L , .«
Interesting Item* Gleaned From the File» of The
Mount Airy ATeics tl Years Ago This Week
Hm work at the Baptlat MMn
: U programing rapidly, the •alb IN
up, tlw roof la being pot an aad it
lie Hoped to bald aarrtoea la the baitd
j in* in twa aula,
Mia. C. H. Kaehtltaky and HtUe
Y<*m, Mm mt FrM CWch
Gm BuqMt For LmHm
About ninety youag tadiee and
young mM of the Frisods Church so
joycd • banquet te the dm rooms a£
the church Thursday evening the
ladiaa. The heaqnot was the result
of a contest pat on in the early fall
and nmiisf through the remainder
of the year in which the ladies woo
in attendance and increased member
ship by about 86 points.
The loeors paid well for their fail
ure by providing a sumptuous menu
of roast chicken and all that wee
with it and cake and ice cream for
dessert. The affair proved to be a
very delightful one and was greatly
enjoyed by both the winners and the
losers.
Quick Actio* of Bojrs Ssros
Winston-Salem, Jan. 17.—Several
boys saved the lives of Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Williams and child of Waugh
town Street Extension, Monday by
flagging a freight train near Ogbara
station oo the N. and W. Railway
when the Williams ear tarasd over
an embankment falling on Mm rail
road track with the family plnnsd un
der the car. The boys who were out
walking saw their plight and flagged
the train which was stopped about
thirty feet from the mat turned ear.
H. Daugherty, of Waltoos rood samp,
was arrested charged with being re
sponsible for the car lsaviag the read
as he is said to hava ran around the
Williams car forcing it off Ike read.
He was aleo charged with driving
while intoxicated and reckless driv
ing. No serious injury was sustained
by the Williams family.
I The firat Hm of Ounlk to N pal
1 "Wtnseap." bat two other liaee km
i bM added. The "Aateriean Am" will
I be the leader and Mr. West dpclaroe
; it to be the beet overall, without any
exception, that U mad* tram LM '
copyrighted and the total that has
! been designed ia proving te be a p«^
I alar feature aa it ikowi an ahplaae
I Of the Lindbergh type "xooming"
down oat of the heavens, and by the
aide of it ia tha brand "Ammkm
Ace." At a time when all braariM*
of business are rnahiag to the petit
office with new trade names Mr. W«* '
' considers it fortunate far his ooaeorif >
! that they ware able to be tha An* to
secure the copyright on ao popalar
! a name as the leading name for their
best overall line.
J The "American Ace" line will be
high claas overall and is alao Mia
with coats to match, sisaa for both
ia alao being pot on the market with
I the copyrighted name ef "Khig Get
ton." It too will bo a high quality gar
ment bowavei although at a ieeaar
Mr. Wast ia plsaesd with tha prog
reas being made in tha trnmi
production by his fom of haaia
and more win bo added aa tha booi
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Burke spent
Sunday in Greensboro whan they
| heard Gipey Smith aad visited rata
, tives. They wore ■nmaipaniad by
Mrs. W. 8. Taylor who rmsotaed
there for a visit.
Rules and Prixes For Hbtgry Contest :
. THu contest to being held for the
Aurpoep of stimalattiig interest in
Psurry County History, and
ly for the purpose of r*ttin«
rr son* of oar moat interest j
cal facte in manoeeript fona that
these may be piaaai i'»d m a mora
aeeeeaibto form than they now am
and before many of them which have
never been recorded at all are lost all
May
This contest shall be open to aay
and all hi*h school pupils of
County.
There will he a first priae of |M*
ad a sscoad priae of |LM.
will be a<
of Barry Cea*r
kould not be mm
ton* ami will be
I. Va
«• Sty* s# .ompsalttoa aad art