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OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER
JUNE 4. 1920
- WRSDNHTTIENTION
' Mr. J. S. King was a Durham
visitor Thursday. '
Mr. W. G. Pace, Jr., motored to
; Durham Tuesday, afternoon.
Mr.-Ray T. Walters of Stem
was in Oxford Monday.
Mrs. Gaston Currin, of Route 4,
was in town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lewis and
family are visiting in Raleigh.
Mrs. J. F. Rogers is attending
the High School Commencement in
Keysville.
Miss Lila Currin has returned
from Enfield where she taught the
past winter.
Mrs. H. C. Pinnix has purchased
a Gardner Car and is now enjoying
some pleasant drives.
Mrs. John B. Booth left Wed
nesady for a two weeks visit to Vir
ginia Beach.
Mr. Edgar Reece has accepted
a position with Taylor Bros, for the
summer.
Mrs. WT. H. Upchurch and little
daughter have gone to Sampson
county to visit relatives.
Miss Annie Gray Burroughs has
returned to her home near Dabney
after a years' work in High School.
Misses Lucy Culpepper and
Mary K. Webb have returned to
their homes.
Mr. and lIrs. N. M. Ferebee
lave returned from a visit to Mrs.
Stamps Howard in Tarboro.
t Miss Francis Howard has re
turned to her home in Greensboro
after a visit to Miss Helen Clement.
Mrs. E. P. Tride, of Warrenton,
lias returned home from a pleasant
visit to Mrs. C. F. Humphlett.
Mrs. John Cardwell of Peters
burg, Va., is visiting her friend Mrs.
C. F. Humphlett, Broad Street.
Miss Jeannette Biggs is attend
ing the St. Mary's Conference in Ra
leigh. Master Johnny Niles is confined
to his home with a sprained. ankle,
the result of a fall from a tree.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Morton Jr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Matthews
spent the week end in South Boston.
Mr. S. C. Morton Sr., of South
Boston, is visiting his son, Mr. S. C.
Morton Jr., on College Street.
Mrs. B. S. Royster and Miss
Dorothy Royster will entertain in
honor of Mrs. John B. Mayes, Jr.,
this afternoon.
-Misses Ethel Ross of Durham
and Temperance Aycock of Pantego
spent the week end with Miss Hixie
White.
Prof. I. H. Butt is attending the
St. Mary's Conference at Raleigh af
ter which he will return to his home
in Chapel Hill for the summer.
Misses Mary Owen and Eliza
beth Niles are at home from school
in Washington. Miss Owen was a
student at Miss Madeira's school and
Miss Niles at the Cathedral.
Miss Laura Clement a member
of the High School Faculty left for
her home in Mocksville on Wednes
day. Miss Sarah and Master Augus
tus Hall wero operated on in Dur
ham Thursday for enlarged tonsils.
They are both doing nicely.
Mr. W. W. Fuller has returned
from attending the Baraca-Phila-thca
Convention in Wilson. He re
ports a mosf interesting and enjoy
aole meeting. . -T
Mr. Joe Taylor has returned to
Chapel Hill to resume his studies af
ter a visit to Oxford to' see his bro
ther Rives Taylor finish at the Ox
ford High School.
Miss McKinnon, of Wadesboro,
has returned to her home after a
successful year's work in the Oxford
Graded Schools.
Mr. George Cannady, of Dunn,
and well known to the people of Ox
ford and Granville county, passed
through Oxford Wednesday with his
pretty daughter, who was a student
at Greensboro College for Women
last session.
IN MEMORIAL.
In loving: memory of my dear cousin.
Bettie Camilla Edwards Chaniblee, who
entered' into eternal rest one year ajo
"The Lord had need of a lily,
The flower of Easter tide,
To bloom in His heavenly garden
Called the angel of death aside.
"Bring- me," said He, "a spirit
Unselfish, loyal and fair
In tune with love and happiness
And like a lily rare.
"But mark Her Soul must love me,
Her feet walk in my way ,
Her little world seeni brihter V
Because she smiles ea :h C?.y." ;?,'
The angel r" Oeath ev.- earthward
Took the Spirit of I;er we love
To-fill the roe -J of a lily
In the celestial fields above. .-, -J
But we who wait and miss her
From out her earthly place i
May know she will bloom forever '?
In the sunshine of His face." ;
She lives in the heart of one who lov
ed her. MRS. D. A. COBLE,
Mrs. E. T. White is spending a
few days in Richmond.
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that coking by elctricity is economical. That
it relieves you of all worry of kreeping a
supply of fuel on hand. That the ovens of
an Electric Range are built as fireless cook
ers, giving a uniform heat that produces
best results in cooking. That an Electric
Range does away with all fumes, matches,
soot and danger of burning the food being
cooked. That the kichen is kept cool and
clean by using the Electric Method of cook
ing. That the Electric Range is designed
to cook at that rate which gives the most
satisfactory results. f
KEEP COOL WHILE YOU COOK
WITH AN ELECTRIC RAfrGE
-Prices From 61 up
The Reviewers' Club x held a
most enjoyable meeting on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. G.
Stem., Interesting discussions .were
made by Misses Laura Clement and
Edna White on the Scarcity and Drop
in Prices on Foodstuffs. Elegant
refreshments were served and a de
lightfur afternoon enjoyed by the
members. Those present were Mes
dames D. K. Taylor, D.i G. Brum
mitt, Misses Laura Clement, Sarah
Clement, Sadie and Isabel Parham,
Carrie Fuller, Annie Crews, Edna
and Helen White.
Misses Lucy Carrington, ' Gladys
PO'Brian and Maxine Bullock have re
turned to their homes at Stem after a
pleaant visit to Misses Bettie and
Daisy Hobgood.
Miss Jeannette. Longmire of
Dickerson, spent the week in Oxford
with Mrs. H. J. Council.
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ton City, and her daughter
vid Hill, Carlton, of wmIrs- l
are the siists nf tvt .:.ufcesW
i. Elliott of fv
was an Oxford visitor last tv, Ber,
'Mr. Elliott is the proDriSJ Ur
dow View farm. Propnetor of Me l
Miss Rosa Jane Knott of Ox
ford Route 2, and Miss Roena Pit
tard of Nelson -Va., left this morning
tfor Montreat, where they will attend
a Y. W. C. A. Conference.
THE HUB DISCOUNT SALE!
Wait and read about it in the next issue of
the Public Ledger.
IT MEANS MONEY-SAVING FOR YOU!
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Sold on discount for cash or on easy time
payment plan. Let us install an Electric
Range before the hot weather comes.
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A GOOD BROOM WORTH 90c ON SALE AT
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We Were Fortunate to buy 500 Brooms at a Special Price conces
sion, thinking at that time of this Great Sale and believing that
the people would appreciate this offer. As you all know, Brooms
are not in our line but Cohn & Son never let anything get by them
if in any way it will benefit the people. The brooms will be placed
on Sale Friday Morning when the Sale starts.
The 2 Big Stores on Main St.:
Oxford, N. C.
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TO RENDER YOU THOROUGHLY SATISFACTORY SERVICE-IN EVEY DETAIL OF
THE FINANCIAL BUSINESS WHICH YOU-TRANSACT WITH THIS RESTITUTION. ,
WE ENDEAVOR TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION OF YOUR PATRONAGE BY THE
CHARACTER OF THE SERVICE WE RENDER, AND WE WILL ESTEEM IT A GREAT
FAVOR IF YOU WILL FROM TIME TO TIME MENTION OUR FACILITIES TO YOUR
FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES. T
. E. T. WHITE, ftwlm. i
H. G. COOPER, Vice-President.
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W. T. YANCEY, Cashier.
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