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Roanoke Rapids Herald
Volume V. Number 6
ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. C, MAY 3, 1918
Subscription $1.50 a Year in Advance
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HONOR FLAG
PRESENTED TOWNS
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Firtf Homt F!i k Nortk CaraEna
Fr. Hindi tlWG.ffr.
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r U. M tardner
GREAT CELEBRATION OF EVENT
This community celebrated
mt fittingly on last Saturday
afternoon the signal distinction
it has earned in having won the
first liberty Ian Honor Flag in
the whole Mate of North Carol.-
na. It is an achievement of which
the community is justly proud,
and its celebration was carried ,
out with that energy and enthus
iasm which won the coveted and
much prized bit of bunting that
flies to-day from the Roanoke
Rapids Central Graded School
Huilding, in mute testimony of
patriotic service well and quickly
done.
Lieut Governor O. Max Gard
ntr, ho presented the Horn r
Flag on behalf of the liberty
Loan Department and at the re
quest of Mr. Jos, G. Brown, of
Raleigh, Chairman of the Central
Liberty Loan Committee, won
from an enthusiastic audience the j
full meed of attention and round
after round of genuine applause.
Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary
turned out one of the largest
crowds in its hist ry to hear Mr.
Gariner and tha spevh jus
tified it Only one building in
the commnnity could hold the
crowd that gathered even in the
face of threatening weather
which rendered an open air ad
dress inadvisable the magnifi
cent new Mill No. 2 of the Roanoke
Mills Company, not yet equipped
with machinery - which was
trnl over for this imroose bv
Mr. S. F. Patterson, Manager of j
Roanoke Mills, and Chairman of
of the Liberty Loan Committee
of Rosemary and Roanoke Rapids.
Preceding the presentation
came a parade of nine hundred
of the city's school children, the
fraternal orders, Hoy Scouts and
Camp Fire Girls, headed by the
full Regimental Hand of the Slsth
Infantry, from Camp Lee, Vir
ginia. Hon. W. L. Iiong. in a
few well chosen words, introduc
ed Mr. Gardner and the Lieut.
Governor made himself solid with
this community almost immedi
ately by his tribute to the energy
and patriotism of its citizens w ho
put through its one hundred per
cent oversubsciption to the Third
Liberty I-oan in record time.
Mr. Gardner's speech was a mas
terly plea for continued endeavor
in the work so well begun. "No
room exists in North Carolina for
.-TI the flacker, the pro-German, the
. . , i.f m
pacifist, or the I. W. V." in Mr,
Gardner's opinion. He was im
pressed, with the co-operation
between employer and employee,
and with the welfare work car
ried on here as nowhere else in
the South.
"My commission to-day," he
said "is from the Liberty Loan
Department to present the First
Honor Flag to Roanoke Rapids,
as being the first town in the
State of North Carolina to secure
this honor." Quoting from Mr.
Brown's letter, "in doing this,
please convey to their community
my most cordial greetings and
' heartiest congratulations on their
splendid achievement, for it is a
splendid achievement to win first
place in competition with all the
' splendid communities of this
great State. It would be honor
well worthy of their best efforts
to be first in any line of endeavor
in North Carolina, but to them
there is a special distinction in
being first in patriotic fervor and
In patriotic activities.
"However, nothing less than
this could be expected of the
sons of the fathers who signed
the Halifax resolutions!"
"The United SUtes Treasurer,
John Burke, in his recent speech
in Raleigh, said that $5,000 sub
scribed on the first day of the
campaign was tfqual to $10,000
on the last day. Whether this be nity in almost exactly the num
literally true or not it is true ; ber of its fifty odd hunbred in
that the promptness and hearti- habitants.
AND
Robert Y. Whittemore left
Sunday for Burlinrton to be!
gone several days visiting friends
1 and relatives.
..... .
llliam Wood aftera few days
Visit to his Wife left Monday fori
, Williamsburg. Va,
holds a position.
J. Cox accompanied his
wjfe to Richmond Monday where
she goes to enter a hospital for
treatment
Mri w Froelich of Win.
ston. Salem, after a short visit
here in the home of Mr. and
Mrs, j, R CflX fcft Mondty for
kmfl .;i k ;a
Bertha Cox
' J. E. Dobbins spent Saturday
in Rocky Mount on business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harrison
visited relatives in Brinkleyville
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Bellamy
and children, of Enfield, motored
here Sunday spending a few
hours with friends.
G. L, Hayes was in Emporia
Tuesday a short while on busi
ness. Mrs. C. 0. Bird, of Emporia.
8pent the week-end here as the
guest of her parents Mr.
and
Mrs. J. II. Taylor.
Messrs. R. L. Jordan and Jaack
Moore, of Norfolk, spent Satur
day and Sunday in town with
! friends and relatives.
! Mr. and Mrs. George Carlson,
j (nee Miss Nellie Mountford), ar
rived here Friday from Norfolk
: spending a few days in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Dickens,
leaving Monday for New York
I where Mr. Carlson has accepted
ja position.
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J- J- v,Bue moioreu 10 naiuax
Sunday spending the day with
friends
Mrs. W. S. Batton, Mrs. E. B.
Williams and Messrs. H. M. and
0. P. Johnson left Monday for
Tarboro, called there on account
of the death of their mother
Mrs. Dennis Johnson.
J. D. Hawkins, of Thelma,
was here a short while Monday
on business.
L. S. Cannon spent a few days
out of town this week on busi
ness. Mrs. McGee left Wednesday
for Mount Olive to visit friends
and relative.
G. S. Gregg left Sunday , for
Gibsonville and Liberty for a
weeks visit to relatives.
Due to the inclemency of the
weather, a small attendance
greeted the Rosemary Concert
Band in a concert rendered in
'he 0l)cra Hou9e Friday Even"
inir. An attractive nrnirr&mme
ing. An attractive programme
was rendered and those present
were well repaid for their at
tendance. Miss Adeline Clark after a few
days visit to Mrs. J. U. Loftin,
returned to her home in Phoebus,
Va., Wednesday.
W. R. Moore, of Henrico, was
in town Saturday on business.
Apropos of the prohibition bill
passed by Congress sometime
ago making dry States "Bone
dry" it seems that there are
Oases left in the desert
evidenced by the fact of several
of our citizens being detained in
Emfioria, Va., because of pro
curing and imbibing too freely
of the Moonshine variety made
in Virginia.
ness with which the people of
Roanoke Ranida took their allot-
i ment of Liberty Bonds, infused
into our campaign more life and
energy, more vigor and more
'pep', than any other occurrence
during the progress of the sev
eral loans."
Mayor J.T. Chase accepted the
Honor Flag on behalf of the
towns and utder his leadership,
the audience unanimously and
enthusiastically voted the Lieut
Governor's speech the greatest
address ever made in Roanoke
Rapids, and Mr. Gardner num
bers his friends in this commu
ROSEMARY PERSONAL
LOCAL ITEMS
NOTICE
On last Sunday night when
plaits of the new church were ex -
hinted and discussed, some of
, our people responded readily with
their subscriptions towards the
1 rtk. dnA
'
wnere tie:" " -
fcever. carus were given ouii
u i 1 1
bers and friends of our cause, and
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I am now requesting that these!
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cards be turned in to the proper
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on Sunday night May 5, that we
may proceed with the acceptance
of the architect design and be
gin the erection of our bng hoped
for church.
HAUFAX COUNTY
ECONOMIC & SOCIAL
Til. .1 k..!Ui;. i. L.I....JL. u.i;i.
Iitlef BuIlctiatWbrae4byHaulM
Ceuity Club at State Uniftnity
Chapel Hill. April 30- "Halifax
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vounty economic ana social is avenwed in the last campaign,
the title of a bulletin to be issued j The list of Ha,isax
in a few weeks by the Halifax ! Corporation subscriptions ai
County Club at the University e!gewhere in this issue,
of North Carolina. This bulle- Those who gubscribed at the
tin, of about 7o pages will con- Roanoke ma Company are as
tain a series of artiules by stu- follows
dents from Halifax, dealing with
every phase of the problems now
cu.urom.ng u.e cuuruy. uesu.es
t . : . i . i i ,
onering remedies, suggestions,
i
.u Bu-uuu.. w ii.ro
present problems,
Those from Halifax who have
charge of editing this bulletin
are Robert Madry, Luther Pur
rington, Jr.. and Sidney Allen.
The pamphlet will really be a
document attempting to show the
people of the county just where
the county standsin thematter of
education, natural resources, farm
conditions and practices, food
and feed production, and wealth
and taxation.
A short history of Halifax and
its leading men will be covered
in the first pages of the bulletin.
Next will come articles having to
with the subjects mentioned in
the preceding paragraph. As a
fitting climax to the little booklet
the conclusion will contain a sum
mary of "Where Halifax Leads
and Where She Lags," also chap
ters under the captions "A Solu
tion of The Problems" and "The
Promise of the Future."
The boys from Halifax who are
putting out this bulletin are actu
ated by no selfish motives what
soever. Instead, they are sacri
ficing a part of their time in or
der to make such a publication
possible. It is realized that the
best way to remedy a bad situa
tion in any community is to get
the problem and the facts before
the people who have the solutit n
in their power. It is with this
idea of tieing up the students'
brains with the citizens', the
producers' practicability in solv
ing county problems, that the
bulletin is being issued.
It is only through the aid of
the University files and the in
valuable assistance of Professor
Branson, head of the rural and
economic department that such
a bulletin is being issued. It will
contain facts, statistics, and in
terpretations, not theories, as a
basis for the conclusions.
To issue this bulletin it is nec
esssary to enlist the support, both
moral and financial, of all the
citizens of all Halifax. The mer
chants and all other business nun
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Will LKT Ifl ni M n'n M' iisiu III...VI . w f. .
, 1 , K , ,. Una var Savuig Societies of
me expenses oi ucn a puunca-
Uon through advertising. Nor
will this be a poor advertising in -
vestment, iui hkoc uuhvviii
ue Iliaoeu 10 every uoine in uic
county so far as possible. The
definite plan of distribution has
not been completely worked out
but such a plan will be announc
ed by the editors in a few days.
Two thousand or more copies will
be issued at first, according to
the amount of the advertise-
ments. This is a supreme, chal-
lenge to the business men of Hal -
ifax, and their support and co
operation will determine the tot-
al circulation and benefits of the
bulletin. Through them alone
ROANOKE MILLS '
EMPLOYEES SUBSCRIBE'
! w., p , . D i.un ti
i :l. i j.
Liberty Leaa Bads I
,
wnTHFB VTA? FOI HONOB Ft Ar.
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i
Th hst featureof the lihertv
'Loan Ikmd
Camtiaign in thi
since the oversub-
scription of the kan some weeks
. x . .
ago, comes in the announcement
... , . ,
e make this week of the tact
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that ninety employees of the
j Roanoke Mills and eighty-five
j employees of the Halifax Iaper
j Corporation subscribed for bonds
this week. The popular sub
i scription in this community to
'date, has been increased from
: 58 to more than 2;l as there
j are other names yet to be furn-
ishwl us l,y the urty n
j Committt-e of people subscribin g
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' if Donas. is prooaoie mat tne
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percentage oi population suo-!
scribing in this community will ' l wus, V 81(,w in j
u c 4 u- u i getting his on ana he was taen
reach five per cent, which islj- , , , . , ,
better than the State at large
E
ssie
Ontland FnniVft Hot.
( landi R y HedKepethi I.
, JoneSi u,a Wood
Willis Hux,
E. J. Vaughan, J. B. Robbins,
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--jTommie Staton. Ruth Gumms,
A. L. Bain. W. H. Guinn. Bettie
Brown, Stella Wood. Dollie
Wood, Harry Jones, Willie
James, Gatsy Hatts, Kva John
son, Josie Ezelle, Daisy Sheffield,
Carrie Freeman, Lucy Etheridge,
Sallie Sheffield, Fannie Wheeler,
C. I). King, Lula Batts, J. A.
Abernathy, W. C. Elmore. VV.
G. Stinson. Frank Mosely, Rufus
Powell. J. L Hutchinson. W. E.
Hux. E. F. Williams. E. L. Gray.
T. J. St. Sing, John Conner.
John Wood. Etta Privette, T. M.
Privette, R. H. Rook, Grace
I Simpson, vy. n. ivioseiy, victor
Weston, Effie Keeter. W. W.
Harvey. W. T. Glover, J. R.
Browning, H. C. Wynn, Roy
Ricks. E. L Thompson, J. W.
Vaughan, John Neal. B. J. Hux,
Lester Hux. J. Silverthorne, J.
W. Iwis. J. T. Spencc, II. C.
Leitner,
Scout Bain: L. R. Hux,
G. E. Buckner, F. D. Dixon,
C. R. Weston, Emma Etheridge,
0. B. Harris, C. W. Welch. R.
E. Pierce. D. R. Montgomery,
Ida Massengale.
Scout Wyche: Henry Jordon.
J. F. Layton, Lena Bray, J. D.
Ezelle, G. E. Williams, W. H.
Harrison, Chas. Welch, Sr.,
John Hawkins.
Scout Jackson: Estelle Harris,
J. A. Chrisman, R. 0. Riggan,
J. U. Vaughan, Christine Cran-
well, J. F. Welch. J. H. Williams,
Claudia Sheppard, C. P. Stout,
E. L Ennis. N. B. Thomason,
Inez Belle Williams.
These subscriptions are suf
ficient to win a second blue star
for the Roanoke Rapids-Rosemary
Honor Flag, as they make
the total subscriptions of the
community more than 200 'i
greater than its quota. The
names of other subscribers here
to Liberty Loan Bonds will ap
pear in the Herald next week.
There will be a patriotic meet1
ing in the Rosemary Theatre
Thiirurini? mVht Mn- tka nih .t
8:!50 under auspices of the Wom-
. Unm. ...,.
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, VVe,(i(m y h)iiv tQ h,
i nrpnt
Offiic- 'ly Useful.
We all of un Hie fanm-re a
mighty lot of advice, liut the moot ot
them don't mind It ; Rometimea there't
bit of it they can one.
, will the bulletin go over the top,
Any citizen who knows of a
short history of Halifax or his--
1 torical incidents, or any facts of
interest which are worthy of bi
ing published in the bulletin arc
asked to communicate with ti e
editors at once.
Henry James Writes
; r. Stainlack.
I Iear Sir:-
j A few lines tonight as
I we ran t P c,ut anywhere as we
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r'r,'aa,"ll,ICT' "e 1 un'r:
I ' " e ;
. preparing to leave and it looks as
if we will leave in a very short
time as they are examining us
now and selecting those who are
fit for oversea service. The ones
that are not tit are placed otf to
themselves, so you can see our,
time isn't far olf, and if any of
the people want to see their
friends and relatives before they
go to France, they hud better
pay them an early visit.
Well, we took all of our gas in
structions last week and it was
real exciting. We were out in a
i m aim t.neus started to;
l,u.tir,. mil .,. 1 U 1 I
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uiu.uui; an ani.i u us. w f nati ,
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, to hurry and get our gas masks
, ,. , , .
' rJ" ruianw w .n,,r,,,laM
After that was over we had to go
in an air-tight house tilled with
tfas, so you see we are very well
prepared to go across.
We go on target practice with
our new rilles this week and we
also tret paid off this week and
we are turning in all of our cloth
es that are unserviceable and
getting new clothes in their place
and everybody says we are going
to leave next week and we are j
willing and ready to go, as we are .
sure tired of Greenville but sure;
wish we could pay old Roanoke
Rapids one more visit le fore we go
across. i
We were all very glad to seour'
friend, Bruce Tillerv. todav. He
and some of his friends from!
v i
school in Asheviile came over to
see us and we all enjoyed having
him over to see us. He sure looks
good in his school uniform. Only
wish he and a few more Roanoke
Rapids boys were going across
with us. Guess I must close.
I remain as ever.
Yours truly,
Hknky L. Jamks.
Co. H. 120th Infantry,
Camp Sevier,
Greenville, S. C.
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Advertised Mail
The following list of mail re
mains unclaimed in this office.
Same will be held ten days
and if unclaimed will be sent to
the Division of dtvil letters
Washington, D. C.
William C. Bass,
Postmaster.
Mrs. F. L. Toney, Mr. John
Blackman, Mrs. Carrie Johnson,
Miss Josephine Tillery, Mr. M.A.
Barnes, Misses Mary and r lossie
Garris, Mrs. Hattie Lynch, Miss
Mattie Wright.
When calling for the above list
please mention advertised.
FOR THE SENATE
T tiorMlw .Wlare mvself a
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candidate for the olF.ce of State
Senator from the Fourth en-
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atonal District, subject to the
action
mary.
of the Democratic j'ri
W. L. Long.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
j 1 wish to announce to my
friends and voters of Halifa
' Countv. that I w ill be a candi
date in the coming Democratic.
Primary to be held Juno the 1st.,
MS for the Office of Register of
Deeds. I want to thank my
friends for the loval support
m in fh. !uit ami wish to!
say if lam nominatedandelected-
1 1 will give the same prompt atter
tion to all matters of business
coming into the Office and the
same courtesy will be extended
to one and all as heretofore.
Respectfully,
J. Hunter Norman.
April the 30th., 1918
The Union Intercessory Ser-
- lvice for the Nation and the
Allies will be held Thursday
afternoon at 3 in the Roanoke
, Rapids Methodist Church.
ROANOKE RAPIDS PERSONAL
AND LOCAL ITEMS
Ernest J.n.es has accepted a
position with the H uncock-House
Company.
Mrs. S. F. Patterson and little
daughter smit several
davs in
Richmond thw u. k
i Mr. and Mrs. John k Patter
son left Tuesday afternoon for
I New York City.
I J. A. Moore is siiending sever-
81 ua s ,n 1 ,,rK 1 n UUs-,
;
S. F.
Patt rson has been
in
1 hiladelphia and New ork this giving them the privilege of pay
we?k on business. ;jnff jn installments, the above
Miss Helen Weaver sjient the 'number have decided to loan their
week-end in Rich Square with money to the Goverment to help
relatives. win the war.
Miss Jennie L Whitaker has Mr. J.J. Williams, Superinten
returned after sm'iiding some (1,"t of the Halifax Paper Cor-
.
time at her home in Asleville.
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Jirs. canine neie. .miss una
t . .
'nvers juries, j. nouse anu
Ernest Jones attended the Bara-
ii,;i.,.i, n . . . i.
ca-l'hilatheat onvention at Rocky
Mount Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. St:inback
spent Monday in Richmond.
Mrs. R. 11. Stevens left to-day
for her home in Dayton, Ohio,
where she will spend several
weeks.
Lloyd Baker has accepted a po-; Hard v. Ralph Evans. J. J. Wil
sition with H. Marks. , iiums, n SmHh, R.W. Lyles,
Miss Lathmn Junes, of Wash-j Joe Smith, H. M. Hudson, A. H.
ington. is visiting Miss Ella Lee j Horner. C. S. Nichols, W. R.
Chauncey.
Miss attio i..ain haa
from F.astvi lie, Va.
There will l a !mx party at
Smith's Church tonight for lene
tit of the church.
J. 11. Matkins sjK'nt Monday in
V. . II.
" 'K
Lloyd Baker spent several days
in Wilson this week.
Cleophus Bray has accepted a ton, June I'atilla, Henry Pearson,
position with Roanoke Pharmacy. , John Pendergrass, Ernest Dob
Miss Lula Jackson, of Little-; bins, John DeVine, Willie Mainor,
ton. is spending some time in the! Chas. Squire, ('has. Webb, Sim
home of Mis. W. S. Hancock.
S. S. Spivey and son, of Sea
board, spent Sunday in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Datightry.
Mrs. J. 11 liuyd. Miss Mabel
Boyd and W. P. Boyd are visit
ing relatives in High Point.
Quite a number of o ir people;
attended the pageant given at
Littleton last week by the local
Camp Fire Girls and Hoy Scouts.
Mrs. J. W. House has returned
from a visit to relatives at Rich
Square.
The Cam;) Fire Girls and Boy
Scouts went to Littleton Tuesday
afternoon, to give their flay.
They had a full house even tho'
the rain casm down in torrents,
and a considerable 'sum was
realised which will be given for'
tf,e benefit of the Red Cross.
; Mr8 Hege assisted Mrs. L. S.
j Mosher, who had charge of the
I play,
jjiss Snodie Moore, of Green-
ville is visiting Miss
Camniie!
I
j Vaughan.
Mrs. R. R. Fleming and child-
t v !....., T,..o
, it-, ui i i. Lam iniuiuu, acacia,
;are mndinK several days in the
, ren.
i, M -..,! VV P
! V I 1M1 t UI j 1 All J ' i A. i
. Vaunhan.
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V augnn
Mr. and Mrs. J. U
spent Sunday out of town with
relatives.
Aid
The Presbyterian Ladies
will meet with Mrs. Job Taylor
on next Tuesday.
Mrs. T.R. Manning,Mrs.Frank
Harris and baby, of Henderson,
Edward Manning, of A. &. M.
College, Lieuts. W. L. and J. R.
Manning are house guests of Mrs.
C. A. Wyche this week.
Mrs. Rush, of West Virginia.
is visiting .Mrs. j. w. femoot.
Mr. and Mrs. Heath, of Peters
burg, spent the week end with
Mrs. W. L. Long.
"Claim Allowed", an amateur
theatrical, was given by the
; Graded School faculty on Thurs
! day night to a large and enthus
; aistic audience in the Peoples
j Theatre, for the benefit of the
(Junior Red Cross Society.
j Miss Walters is visiting
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
M. McMuiray.
IMPOYEES OF HALIFAX PA-
PLK CORPORATION LOYALLY
SUPPORT THE GOYER.HEKT
Eighty-Five Subscribe U Tie Taire1
Liberty Lmi ,
One of the pleasant surprises of
the week is the fact that 85 em
ploees of the Halifax Paper Cor
Kration, in addition to those on
the original list published last
week, have subscribed to Liberty
ftmds. Under the plan of the
i (. ompany
Comnanv extended to the men of
buying the bonds for them
and
poratioti. was instrumental in
.1 J
(.pitrinrr Tripoli enrurniTinn- ini
the !n,v are now hannv that thev
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can do their bit in winning the
w ar for liberty and Freedom.
Those who have subscribed are
as follows: t4
Lor.nie Keeter. W. A. Harris,
J. T. Mayton. D. W. Wheeler, E.
II. Owen. C. W. Pritchett. J. W.
Southern, W. H. Pope, Mrs. A.
J. Downey, Mary Langston, M. '
T. Watkins. N. B. Taylor. R. T.
Swain, W. L Manly, A. C. Ed
returned ' w ards, 1 1, (i. McDonald, J. M.
! Vincent. C. M. Rice, Lloyd Drap-
er, Russell Outland.S. J. Bounds.
C. W. Graham, W. 0. Sheffield.
G. C. Fitts. (i. W. lluddard. W.
L Johnson, Winston Maynard,
Percy Newsotn. John Moss, Jim
Moaning, ' Alvah Moore, Wm
Kennerly. Joshua, Long, Willie
Sim, Phillip Spears, George Als-
Taylor. M. J. Branch. Lawrence
McPhail, Hickory Mills, Sut Bry
ant, Waverly Hunt. Haskin Hicks.
Willie Debose, Chas. Kerney,
Jesse Vincent, Abner Davis, Elija
Wilson, Davis Mills, Lon' ie Ow
ens, Jim Johnson, John Twiddy,
I'.mnt Rililiitt C. .1. Frppman.
, ,, . ... t n AniWm.
iR. I). Gammon. J. R. Wirtz. W.
,11 Wirtz. J. R. Merritt, W. A.
I.Merritt R. H. Stevens, J. Rice,
Enis Rook.
Men's Tuesday Night lible Class
The Mens' Tuesday night
Bible class meets in the Baraca
room of the Baptist Church every
Tuesday night.
This class is now one of the
largest classes in the community,
there being twenty-five present
last Tuesday night, and it a
rainy night. The class is doing a
great work, about $40.00 was
given to one family in need
sometime ago by the class. The
class is giving $15.00 per month
iio me orpmuiage. which .a mure
i , . . . ,
1 tha" enHURh t0 take Care f an
The class is composed mostly
'of men who have little, or no,
.,,...-, mitu far nttpndintr rhnivh
or Sunday School on Sundays.
I The class is taught by Mr. W.
IV Oitrlipr! a deen sniritual at-
mosphere pervades the class,
anj the men enter into their
j work with much joy and zest
The class will be one year old
the first of June, and prepara
tions arc Under w ay to fittingly
oltserve this the first anniversary
of the class.
By special request, the pastor,
Mr. Trueblood, will repeat to the
class net Tuesday night, his
sermon on: "The Bible Plan of
Salvation', which he recently
preached at a Sunday morning
service. This sermon is illustrated
and made exceeding plain by the
use of the blackboard. All men
are invited.
Unci Eban.
"A man 1 n Judged by de company ha
keeps," aald Uncle Eben. "But yoli'a
got to keep de company. Ton aln'
glneter be Judged by da company jroa
Jea' butte Into,"
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