Republican Commissioners Faced
With Selection of Several Officers
aw* 'ft ZcS"
«kfc dty, J. A. M atjfJMHiaUK
Um Mm. The beard wUI m taU
pahltean administ ration had m it* at
torney A. E. Titter of this city, and
his mm U Mate awtlinrf far tka
office. Abo the County Chairman of
tka »<nwbHoan party. W. M. Jackson,
af Dofceon. stands te favor with his
party for the offtea, aa a ruaH of
tka victory in the flovember etaction
Sheriff-elect A. M. Smith will take
hU oath of offtea and asauau charge
af the Sheriffs offtea Monday. He
wUI have the tame offtea hi Mewrt
Airy that haa been maintained by
Sheriff Haynae. In that efttee now
hanca a lite sise portrait af tka*
"faarieaa, able and honeat" leader.1
Alfred K. Smith. Already friends are
bavin* their hit of Am with tka re
tiring Sheriff over tka removal af
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Mill picvufi and m ropiiecmfnt wttn
that of Herbert Hoover.
Mr. tnaith will have to assist him
la his work (a Mont Airy fsrassr
til Iff T. W. Davis and Davis Smith.
Ia the quarry aoetion ho haa aamsd W. I
L. Webb as* deputy shsriff. H4 ha*
not selected a deputy for the eeetfaa
■ west of town, bat will leave the work
there to the Democrat aiiwtaHi C
P. Creed, who happened la hare no
S»ppa»nt in the election and cooee
qsistly was the only Deasoerat offi
cial that was elected.
T. M. Marsh replaeee W. P. Law
rence aa register of Mds. This leaves
a vacancy on the board of education
and the Republican coerentioa haa al
ready asked that Mr. Vestal Taylor
ho honored with this seat. As his as
sistant in ths office Mr. Marsh has
selected Mise Lillian Harkrader who
was register of deeds of the conaty
for two yean.
FOOTBALL game today
s I
Aky
Far
Airy football taw wtllj
rMkim
at thi fair grnaadi la thia ci
fa a gaate • tew «wb agoj
tat by 18 and 6, bat ths local
to fa hard fought and M of i
■Mat. Tfa local boy* Ian
r«potation to tfa state mt being hard
filktm on tfa (riAm. ,(
PM|t Day at Pint
Nut Sunday will fa pledge day at
tfa Ftrat Baptist Church. On
day tfa membera at tfa chard
asked to make their pladg— to tafa
care of the financial program of tfa
church for tfa wafting year. Tfa
finance committoo will fa at
church Sunday immediate!)
tag tfa momlnir aerrica and in
afternoon from 2:30 till 4 JO to w-|
cehra pledge*. Every mwhar of tfa,
church is urged to aitfar aw tfa fin
aaea committee Sunday morning or
atop at tfa church during tfa after
noon and pledge their financial sup
port to the work Of tfa church tor
the coming year.
"Hotter tfa Lord with thy sub-;
stance, and with tfa flrat fruits of all;
I
Harvest Home Mirth|
Women of ths Missionary Society
of Central Methodist Church will
hold a Harvest Home service Monday
afternoon In th* Sparger room W the
church which it their regular rasstiwg
day for December «mI circles two,
thres and four will males their regu-!
lar reports. Circle om will meet with
Miss Juanita Dunman at 7JO Mon
day evening though th* afternoon
meeting is open to all members of this
circle not prevented by their ompa-.
tions from attending.
Return
To Foreign Field
Rrr. tad Mr». J. W. Fruk R*
r The K^. and Mn. J. W. PraaK
Imi« Thankagtrin* Dtjf (or th« Pa*
etfle Coast what* thay will sail on
Doe. 7 from Ban Francisco, Cat, on
uhip Rrmldcnt Taft for
Japan, whore tho Car. Mr.
will aanra the
voted their Uvea ta l
the foreign field and
The Methodist minister* of the
county met in the pastor's study of
Cmtnl Church, Mount Airy ea Mon
day at II o'clock. The following pae
ton were preeeat, J. A. PusiB. C. A.
Morrison, H. M. Wellman, A. C. Oibba
and M. W. Heckard.
A Methodist preacher's assnrtotisa
for Surry County was perfected vtth
the following offlcera. President A.
C. Gibbs, vice pr^stdsat. H. M. WaO
man, sec. and treaa. M. W. Heckard.
The aaanciatfaa assets each first Mon
day at 11 o'clock.
GOLF, GARDENS AND DOCTORS
The editor of this family journal
knows Ju»t about nothing about thuj
new game of golf, while Will John
eon, the business manager, knows as
much as any new enthusiast la sup
posed to know. At least he gets credit
for knowii*. We suspect that a whole
host of the readers of this newspaper
know almost nothing about golf, tat
as the gnm« la here, no doubt to stay,
they may just as wen leant something
about K.
One reason why some will waat to
know about It la that your uncle A1
Smith, some of you hare heard el
him, went and beat the beet of 'em
at the game down In Georgia one day J
this week. Re is sure some golf play!
rr even If he was beat in the political j
game.
Now ere know almost nothing about
the game, and yet we have picked up
the fact that golf la played sssnsthtag
like croquet* only the golf ball is hit
of golf teae been humorously
called sow pasture croquet The Idea
in golf la to knock a hall into a Me
about six inches across, the hole be
ing several hundred yards dtstaa*. If
,oae is a geed player be Hits the ball
with bis club with all bis might and
kanaka it stqr two heendrsd or store
yards in the direction of the bete
where be hopes te get tfcs ball with
the fewest poeslhls stmbss. A satis
factory play is te get Uee ball take the
bots with four strdbss. Abate or be
low this number qualifies a player for
* place either good or bad. If be gets
the ball into the bale la two or three
to every owe who win listen for ties
next mowth. If he flounders aboeet and
or Inte a bole la the land where H la
bard te hit, be sssy males such a freer
Latest Mike Linotype MacUm
J. K * 1 K M — -
^pm nrauni nr ncwi m
The Preacher
Still Leads
Tw» Larg* Ho|i
aaked the
wrirht of
killed In (Mr i
Mr.
ftkfl
which '
«*J and another by hi*
Law which welched 481 1-t
Mr. 1Mb and Mr. Law bath
the piff« from the taate Utter ai
hoped to ootatrip the other la |
welch; on the porker. Mr. Brim
hie friend a little bat who will heat |
the preacher? U yon
will be glad to pnbMah your reports
whether they boat theee record*.
BOYLES BROS., INC, WILL!
CLOSE OUT BUSINESS
Weatfield Citizens
Called To Coort
Two H.iii. Cm— Trial At
V
WwtfWM, No*. M.—Dr.
•ad drew a large
Prof. Hauaer has
A
fore# of
tt Will MOB M
Mr. and Mr*. John Marshall MA
Nashville, Torn, they upMt to ha
p«ray for about
Saturday waa M# bit lay to
WestfWld. The identity of two
caused the trouble, at but 100 at
tended the
>0 nritneeaes, S lawyers and I
Judgment for the plaintiff am
by defendant. -
Xj"here i* quite an epidemic af flan
here though none of tlpa eases are
iterioaa. About 76 children an Mrt af
J and aboot H adulta
The
dety Saturday night waa Tery eatar
maeh credit
Mr. tori Mrs.
Hog killing haa
there ate many fine a
this section.
Joe Kiee la baek to
a pmiUua in the W<
fourths of the tobaoee crop ta aaM.