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WARRENTON, N. C, TUESDAY, JULY 10TH, 1917
(FRIDAY)
Number 87.
$1.50 A YEAR
A SEMI-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WARRENTON AND WARREN COUNTY
3c. A COPY
IHEZ NEWS ITEMS.
cvirc P. Moore has the finest
MlV opinion, in the State Corn
01 tton x-aairnificient; he knows as
anJ yrcM the needs of a patient,
afCtfrini,terr, the right medicine at
an" .
the riPht u ' nYkA n friend. Mr.
Afr Il'VlP "'7."
Ul' , r-vi-wllnhia. were visit-
" ; 2nd in town last week.
1 v,. in? nvpr last Sun-
,Jt. p. U. AIM"" "
, in .ineen of Franklin coun-
da-r out. from Louisbnrg, and re-
ty, ..,.: "A maiden fair
o r-h-aam 11 11
p0lV' " -r in face. Skilled in each
in!"lVd'vith every grace"
' ' i h-ir. boon enjoying: airing
t'tif ladies n """
hi1 VI- 11
ffll,ch to their aeiij-..
Mi b- A. Fowler has m her pos
! 'Jl m Unster County, N. Y. Ga-
;ptte datel 1800, in mourning u,i
" " , WnqVihitrton. with sev-
'luies -iving list of his Pall bear-.
, j 0tc. It also mentions iNa-
iL Honapavte's return from
fiTt and landing at Frejus, France.
i quite a eunosuj .
lr,.n in Franklin county near here
Ire very small and look not even tol-
Miw I.iz-zio Alston, wno nas Deen
tayinfr with Mrs. Maude Fowler has
;ll to her home in Nash county,
:nd Mr. Leo Williams looks as desol-
Ue as a deported goose nest under
he tumbled down ash hopper ot a
iney woous i.im:i.
Mr. W. K. Williams has about "laid
f his crop, and is now literally sit-
Is
ino" under nis own vine ju "s
laiting for an abundant harvest.
More anon. u
A FEW FACTS.
The South is growing and expanding
rapidly that to chronicle the things
at it actually leads in would fill d
lume. It is being developed by the
en who were born and reared here
d -vho at their first opportunity ac-
i.ired and applied seiontifi, teehnicar
id effieinnt knowledge in getting the
fort out of our industries. "Southern
is today the stndard of the
1-t value for the price.. With cotton
monopoly crop and its by-products
wealth is at hand that rivals all
frrieultuve. It is the basis of cloth-
of artificial silk, photographic
Ims, celluloid, auto tires, oil cloth and
million other uses. Its seed is con
'iled into bread, oils and other foods.
:s blossoms and leaves produce ex
act?, while that from the roots is
irkotable above five dollars a ouart.
; dry stalk is converted ' into the
vh--t quality paper.
Hove standing timber is here than
all other states combined. From
o former v.-astcs of the pine a great-
wealth is extract .orl thrm the nrice
the lumber in the form of ethyl,
!d alcohol, tnr nrul nnptnnp oris. pf.p.
The dye situation was saved by the
nufacture of materials at Kings
t, Tenn., and other nlaces.
This
xluces without effort 45 per cent of
f entire harvest of corn. It is pro-
lfinrr m per cent of' tho snlnbnr.
I1 without sulphuric acid, explosives
"u "oi ne made. It is producing!
the naval stores, all the manga- !
10. Pill tVin v.l -I l
j'liosimate rocK, nearly
ine pyrites, nil iha nnnvifo
Winn of aluminum: one-half of !
i'unoum. and n voimt Uv.n
VKm of tho co-h These and more
more could be added to prove that
-or.th is the greatest section of
P COTlUTTm
--ii c.uiicry. ivs great as
;(,a?lculture is there is more idle
f ful ' v. Ci cuuivaxion. won-
f U1 as the textilo mill, -,ri i
j ore numerous and whose output
. ater than any ection or nnv
un' these nvo k4- j.
N to tv, iniaiiL inuus-
L Jhe near future of this sec-
i ' 1 ne Rnnv, !...,
Av uas just begun to
unrv t0lay the place for a11
h . as its climate is in accord
us. j " hospitable and gen-
-1 me place to grow any-
ce ' ol,unmi a ijom-
AINS"uNION
r. Tlr
barren Pu- t
H noxt " 1 lains Local Union will
lock. Pll,.aturday. the 14th, at 3
business m- ;
p n r ""jjorcance.
WELDON, President.
ird ere i, Unty Equalization
tllsPed off without fHc.
SERIAL NUMBER ''AND'
There follows a list of names of
persons whose registration cards are
in the possession of this local Board.
This list is posted in Polk Building in
the entrance to Mr. Tasker Polk's Law
Office above the Hunter Drug Co. The
Exemption Board asks that you look
5 over this list when in town.
The numbers on the left are the
serial numbers by means of which the
men in all probability . will be drawn
The Postoffice address on the right is
always North Carolina unless mention
ed to the contrary. The list follows:
A.
1 Charles David Ayscue, Inez.
2. Robert Thomas Adams, Norlina.
h. Clarence Jerman Adams, Norlina.
4. George Adams, Norlina.
5. Wm. Llewlyn Arrington, Norlina.
6. Johnnie Williams Adcock, Norlina
7. Charlie Morton Aycock, Elberon.
8. Percy Rudolph Ashby, Littleton.
9. William Abbott, Henderson, R 6.
10. Winfred H. Ayscue, Henderson, "
11. Johnnie Abbott, Henderson, R. 6.
12. Shelby Carlton Alston, Areola.
13. Sherley Joseph Avery ,Norlina, R 1
14. John Crowell Alston, Littleton.
15. Robert Mumford Alston, Littleton.
16. Archibald Davis Alston, Warrenton
17. J. M. Alston, Ridgeway.
18. Willis Falcon Alston, Warrenton.
19. John Edward Allen, Warrenton.
20. Charles Pryor Allen, Warrenton.
21. Ernest Algood, Macon.
22. David Alexander, Warren Plains.
23. Miles Cleopas Alexander, Wise.
24. Nat. Richard Alexander, Merry Mt
25. Phil Alston, Macon.
26. Richard Alex. Alston, Warrenton.
27. Shepherd Alston, Warrenton.
28. Thomas Alston, Warrenton.
29. Henry Alston, Warrenton.
30. Austin Alston, Jr., Warrenton.
31. William Mack Alston, Warrenton.
32. Range Alston, Warrenton.
33. Ben Alston, Warrenton.
34. R. J. Alexander, Warrenton.
35. Joe Alston, Warren Plains.
36. Ernest Alston, -Warrenton.
37. Frank Alston, Warrenton.
38. Will Alston, Warrenton.
39. Sam Alston, Ridgeway.
40. Ernest Alston, Warrenton.
41. Robert Alston, Warrenton.
42. Wayman Alston, Ridgeway.
43. Isaac Thomas Alston,-Alston. , r
44. Brinel Alston, Inez.
45. Burnie Alston, Inez.
46. Sol Lindsay Alston, Inez.
47. Sam Alston, Inez. T
48. Henry James Alston, Inez.
49. Walter Edmund Alston, Inez.
50. McKiver Alston, Inez.
51. William Lindsay Alston, Inez.
52. John W. Alston, Inez.
53. James N. Alston, Inez.
54. Anthony Alston, Inez.
55. Jerre Alston, Creek.
56. Taff Alston, Inez.
57. Henry Alston, Inez.
58. Billie Anderson Alston, Inez.
59. Mansfield Alston, Inez.
CO. Ollie Alston, Inez.
61. " Sam Edmund Alston, Inez.
62. E. W. Alston, Inez.
63. James Alston, Inez.
64. Edward Lindsay Alston, Inez.
65. Wardell Alston, Inez.
66. Arthur Cuff Alston, Inez.
67. June Pink Alston, Inez.
68. Willie Ruffin Alston, Inez.
69. Billie Alston, Creek.
70. Charlie George Alston, Inez.
71 Pter Allen. Jr.. Afton.
72. Matthew Alston,
Jiiioeron.
16. Early Alien,
74. Peter E. Alston, Warrenton, R 1
75. Collin Allen, Alton.
76- James Alexander, Manson.
77 Manuel Andrews, Ridgeway.
7n. Charlie Allen, Ridgeway.
79. Howard Allen, Manson.
80. Wilkins Allen, Manson.
81. Anthony Jerry Alston,Marmaduke
82. Eddie. Alston, Littleton, Route 5
83. James Wms. Alston, Marmaduke
84. Colonel Lotea Allen, Essex.
85. Ben Lee Alston, Grove Hill.
86. Alex Alston, Macon, R. b. V.
87. Charlie Alston, Areola.
88. James Jack Alston Areola.
89. Henry Alston, Areola.
90. Edgar Alston, Areola.
91. Sam Alston, Macon, R. F. D.
92. Frank Lewis Alston, Creek.
93. Robert Alston, Marmaduke.
94. John Bap. Arrington, Marmaduke.
95. Joe Alston, Warrenton.
96. Frank Alston, Alston.
97. Jimmie Alston, Alston.
98. Willie Alston, Alston.
99. Samuel L. Alston, Macon, Route x
100. Philip Akins, Macon.
101. Willie Alexander, Norlina, K 1.
102. Eddie Anderson, Littleton.
103. Tom Alston, Littleton
104. Garland Alston, Littleton.
105. Lewis Alston, Littleton.
106. Bennie Arrington, Littleton.
107. Robert Arrington, Littleton.
108. John Alston, Embro.
109. June Alston, Littleton.
110. James Allen Alston, Embro.
111. Wadell Alston, Macon, Route 2.
112. Walter Arrington, Littleton, K l.
113. Richard Alexander, Littleton.
114. John Thomas Alston, Littletonv
115. Frank Alston, Littleton, Route o.
116. Elie Alston, Littleton, Route o.
117 Abe Alston, Littleton, Route o.
118. Trim Alston, Embro. .
119. Robert Louis Alston, Littleton.
120. Major Alston, Littleton, Route. 1.
121. Adam Alston, Norlina.
122. Alfred Alston, Norlina.
122 Robert Alston, Macon.
B.
123. Walter Vaughan Brack, Manson.
124. Alfred Brack, Manson. - '
125. Paul Ernest Brauer, Ridgeway.
126. John Mike Bender, Ridgeway.
1?7. Curtis B. Byrum, Warren Plains.
NAMES OF WARREN COUNTY MEN SUBJECT TO
TO BE DRAFTED WITHIN NEXT FEW DAYS.
128. Robert D. Bolton, Merry Mount
129. James H. Bolton, Merry Mount.
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.Lou. ueiana r arran liugg, JNorlma.
131. Ben C. Barbee, Norlina.
132. Joe N. Bobbitt, Littleton.
133. Howard R. Browning, Littleton.
134. Wilton B. Browning, Littleton.
135. Willie B. Bobbitt, Littleton, R. 3.
136. Henry Dallas Bobbitt, Littleton.
137. Robert W. Bobbitt, Henderson R2
138. Sam, L. Bobbitt, Henderson, R 2.
139. Wm. T. Bobbitt, Henderson, R 2.
140. Joseph Eli Bailey, Norlina, R F D
141. Louis Edm. Burton, Norlina, R 1.
142. John Arthur Brame, Macon.
143. William Oliver Bell, Macon, R 3
144. Kemp Goodlow Brown, Vaughan.
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145. James Hal Bobbitt, Littleton, R 4.
146. Lreorge Van Brown, Vaughan.
147. Willie Bennett, Littleton.
148. Ridley Brown, Vaughan.
149. Willie E. Bryant, Littleton, R 5.
150. Richard B. Boyd, Jr., Warrenton
151. Louis Ryland Baugh, Warrenton.
152. William A. Burwell, Warrenton.
153. Louis Barnes Bowden, Manson.
154. Edward W. Baxter, Warrenton.
155. John McRobt. Booth, Warrenton.
156. William Henry Boyd, Warrenton.
157. Charley Henry Bowen,Warrenton:
158. James Thomas Bell, Warrenton.
159. Stephen E. Burroughs,Warrenton-
160. Ben James Barnett, Warrenton;
161. Frank Floyd Browning,Warrenton
162. Stephen H. Bowden, Warrenton.
163. Melvin Yeaights Baker, Macon.
164. Dark Brown, Norlina.
165. John Brown, Norlina.
166. John Andrew Battle, Norlina.
167. Andrew Jackson Brown, Vaughan.
168. Jesse Pender Brown, Embro.
169. John Loos Brown, Embro.
170. Brutus Brown, Littleton. v -
171. James H. Brown, Littleton, R. 5.
172. Matthew Branch, Vaughan.
173. William Baker, Vaughan.
174. Samuel Bullock, Macon, Route 2.
175. Murphy Brown, Littleton.
176. Alex Boyd, Littleton.
177. Diamond M. Burgess, Littleton.
178. Elvin Brown, Vaughan.
179. James Boyd, Littleton.
180. Isham Bellifield. Littleton.
181. Henry Bobbitt, Littleton.
182. Rufus Ball, Ridgeway, Route 1.
183. Ollie A. Burnett, Ridgeway.
184. George Boyd, Palmer Springs,Va.
185. Tom Burwell, Norlina, Route 1.
186. Ollie Baskerville, Ridgeway, R. 1.
187. John Wesley Ball, Ridgeway, R 1.
188. Joseph Bullock, Norlina, Route 1.
189. Tom. Eddie Brown, Macon, R.F.D
190. ' Moses Burton, Macon, Route 1.
191. Willie Jackson Brown, Macon.
192. Willie Brown, Macon.
193. Alonzo Brown, Macon.
194. Tom Baborn,xMacon, Route 5.
195. Arome Boyd, Macon, Route 1.
196. Henry Boyd, Macon.,
197. Horace Whitty Brown, Macon, R3
198. Walter Boyd, Macon.
199. Rann Boyd, Macon.
200. Tom Brown, Macon.
201. Henry Clay Banks, Macon, R. 3.
202. Park Bryant, Elberon.
203. Peter Christmas Brown, Elberon.
204. Dew Tealie Brown, Shocco.
205. Guilford Brown, Elberon,
206. James Branch, Elberon.
207. Tom Moore Brown, Elberon.
208. Bennie Bryant, Alston.
209. David Boyd, Alston.
210. Grant Bowen,. Afton.
211. Mark Brown, Shocco.
212. Marcellus E. Brown,-Elberon.
213. Roy Branch, Alston.
214. Dorsie Bryant, Creek.
215. Waymouth Burgess, Areola.
216. Eugene Burgess, Areola.
217. Flias Boone, Areola.
218. James Battle, Elams.
219. Dinks Alexander Bonner, Elams
220. Robert Butts, Elams.
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221. Sonny Byrd, Elams
Rnfuc Bovd. Elams.
223. James Bullock, Manson, Route l.
224. Henry Bracey, Manson, Route 1.
225. John Robert Bullock, Manson.
226. Ed. Bullock, Manson, Route 1.
227. Ollie Boyd, Ridgeway, Route 1.
228. Caswell Burnett, Norlina.
229. Charlie Burchette, Ridgeway, R 1
230. Burwell Bush, Ridgeway.
231. Oscar Bullock, Manson, Route 2.
232. Junius Bullock, Ridgeway
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233. Arthur i5uhock, manson, xwums
234. Gilbert Bullock, Manson, It. 1.
235. Simon Peter Bullock, Ridgeway
236. Frederick D. Branch, Elberon.
237. Lewis Boyd, Jr., Elberon.
238. Samuel Boyd, Elberon
239. Alonzo Bowles, Henderson, K b. 1
240. Joe .fcsasKei, nenueiBun,
241. George Basket, Henderson, R. 6.
242. Luther Boone, Areola.
243. Robert Bracey, Norlina.
244. Frank Blue, Macon. -
245. Moses Bryant, Warrenton.
246. Albert Burgess, Warrenton.
247. James M. Burchette, Ridgeway.
248. Harvey Brown, Warrenton.
249. Christopher C. Bullock, Afton.
250. Ned Bryant, Warrenton.
251. Louis JBlackwell, Warrenton. ;
252. Jimmie Bryant, Warrenton.
253. Osborn Boyd, Afton.
254. George Bruce, Warrenton.
255. Frank Boyd, Warrenton.
256. Raym'd Burchette, Warren Plains
257. Hollins Bland, Macon, Route 1.
258. George Burchette, W. Plains, Rl
259. Henry Barnes, Wise
260. Kelly Burchette, W. Plains, R. 1.
261. Henry Boone, Wise. ...
262. William Boyd, W. Plains, R. 1.
263. John L. Burchette, W. Plains, Rl.
264. Joseph T. Boyd, W. Plains.
c.
265. Swainie Clark, Ridgeway, RFD.
266. Robert Lee Champion, Manson.
267. Jessie P. Capps, Manson, Rt 1.
268. Thomas P. Collins, Ridgeway.
269. Willie Russell Connor, Elams.
270. Cleveland Raleigh Connor, Elams.
271. Russell Clary, Elams.
272. Bernard Collins Clary, Elams.
273. Herod Atwell Clary, Elams.
274. Robert Alston Cheek, Inez.
o' alter J1?cso1n Collier, Norlina.
usc"c jj. vuieman, merry ivlt.
277. DeArci Paul Coleman, Wise.
278. Henry Evans Coleman, Wise.
279. Leslie P. Coleman, Merry Mount.
280. Zachary F. Crutchfield, W. Plains
281. James Clifton Collins, Wise.
282. James Henry Copley, W. Plains.
283. James Coleman, Wise.
284. Clarence T. Cuthbertson, Norlina.
285. Lennie H. Cawthorne, Norlina.
286. Will Nicholson Clark, Littleton.
287. James H. Cordle, Littleton.
288. Albert Burrell Cooper, Littleton.
289. Irwin A. Coleman. Areola.
290. William Perry Conn, Areola.
291. James R. Clark, Marmaduke.
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292. Daniel Isham Canns. Areola.
293. George Thomas Collier, Norlina.
294. John W. Conner, Macon, Route 3.
295. John Carter, Macon, Route 3.
296. William Ernest Carson, Macon. '
297. Herman Bryan Cobb, Vaughan.
298. Thomas W. Coppedge, Littleton.
299. Gerald Robert Cross, Warrenton.
300. Ernest Albert Cross, Warrenton.
301. John Daniel Cameron .Warrenton.
302. Reuben Henry Clark, W. Plains.
303. John Atlas Crocker, Warrenton.
304. James W.' Carroll, Warrenton.
304. Thomas Irvin Cheek, Inez.
305. David Collins, Norlina. -
306. William Carter, Littleton.
307. John Prince Clanton, Vaughan.
308. Nathan Clanton, Embro.
309. Van Copland, Embro.
310. James Cassell, Littleton.
311. Elijah Crosson, Macon, Route 2.
312. Alonzo Clark, Littleton.
313. Mark Carter, Littleton.
314. Major Carter, Littleton.
315. Nathaniel Chase, Littleton.
316. Teat Carter, Littleton.
317. George Carter, Littleton.
318. Thaddeus Carter, Littleton, R. 3.
319. Alex. Battle Carter, Littleton, R3
320. John Collins, Littleton, Route 3.
321. Clarence Chavasse, Norlina, R. 1.
322. Richard Carroll, Norlina, Route 1
323. Macy Crosson, Macon, Route 1.
324. George Cole, Macon.
325. Lem Clanton, Macon.
326. Moses Crosson, Jr., Macon, R. 1.
327. Willie Cheek, Alston.
328. Howard Cheek, Alston.
329. Alston Coplin, Areola.
330. Walter Coplin, Areola.
331. Robert Camil, Manson, Route 1.
332. Raymond Camill, Manson, R. 1.
j 333. Thomas Curtis, Ridgeway.
334. David- Carroll, Manson, Route 1.
335. Sandy Clark, Manson, Route 1.
336. Ernest 'Coker, Manson, Route 1.
337. Sam Holloway, Manson.
338. Johnnie Chavis, Ridgeway.
339. Nathaniel Cheek, Elberon.
340. Gillis E. Cheek, Elberon.
341. Richard Carr, Afton.
342. Bird Norris Cheek, Elberon.
343. Benj. Cheek, Jr. Henderson, R. 6.
344. June Clements, Inez.
345. Norfleet Cordle, Inez. .
346. Junius Cordle, Inez.
347. Ernest Cheek, Warrenton.
348. William Crosson, Warrenton
22- Caesar J. Cawthorne, Warrenton.
oou. yrus urtis, warrenton.
or! ?rar!y S. Christmas, Warrenton.
352. Herbert Edgar Carr, Warrenton.
353. Lemon Cobb, Norlina, Route 1.
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354. Lewis Dackee, Ridgeway,
355. George Theodore Dill, Manson.
356. William Fred Dill, Manson.
357. Henry Herman Daeke, Manson
358. Albert R. Delbridge, Elams.
359. Sam Davis, Inez.
3(i0. Robert Maynard Dunn, Wise.
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dbi. James yavis, wise.
362. Walter Armistead JJavis, INorlina
363. Clarence Thomas Dryden, Shocco.
364. Henry W. Davis, Warrenton.
365. Maurice Staten Dryden, Afton.
366. Mack Douglass, Littleton.
367. Charlie P Dickerson, Henderson.
368. Stephen P. Dickerson, Alert.
369. Lonnie Dickerson, Henderson, R6.
370. Irving Dickerson, Henderson, R 6.
371 Robert Dickerson, Henderson, R6
372. Peter Dickerson, Henderson, R. 6.
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374! George Tvernor ; Duke,Mmaduke.
375. Ray Mack Duke, Areola
376. Robert Lee Darnell, Ridgeway.
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378 Leonard Dunn, Warrenton
q70 TtTartin Jones Davis. Warr
379. Martin Jones Davis, Warrenton.
380. Wm. McDowell Day, Warrenton.
381. John Andrew DanieL Warrenton.
382. Roy Gilliland Daniel, Warrenton.
383. Sandy Davis, Norlina
3g4 Spencer Davis, Norlina.
385. Johnnie Davis, Norlina
386. Daniel Dowtin, Littleton.
387. Robert Drake, Littleton, Route 2.
'388. Henry Davis, Vaughan.
389. Major Davis, Vaughan.
390. Edward Drumgold, Vaughan.
391. Claude Davis, Littleton, Route 3.
392. Mack Jeffreys Davis, Littleton.
393. Alphonzo Davis, Littleton.
394. Henry Davis, Littleton.
395. Tom B. Davis, Littleton, Route 3.
396. Joe Davis, Littleton.
397. Charlie Knotts Davis, Littleton.
398. Phil Davis, Littleton.
399. Richard Davis, Littleton, Route 4.
400. William Davis, Ridgeway, R. 1.
401. Norman Beaman Davis, Macon.
402. Stephen Davis, Macon,' Route 3.
403. Henry Davis, Elberon.
404. Lewis Davis, Elberon.
405. Geo. Washington Dowtin, Afton.
406. Samuel Davis, Shocco.
407. Tom Davis, Shocco.
408. Alfred Davis, Elberon.
409. Edward Davis, Elberon.
410. Frank Davis, Creek.
411. Joseph Davis, Shocco.
412. Sandy Davis, Elberon.
413. Jonas Davis, Jr., Alston..
414. Joseph Davis, Elberon.
415. Junius Davis, Elberon.-
416. Henry Davis, Inez, R. F. D.
417. Roy Davis, Areola.
418. Willis Davis, Marmaduke.
419. Wade Dowtin, .Marmaduke.
420. Ben Davis, Marmaduke.
421. Ike Lem Davis, Grove Hill.
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422. Oliver Daily, Manson.
423. Sonnie Durham, Manson, R. 1.
424. Lee Durham, Manson, Route 1.
425. Charlie L. Davis, Ridgeway.
426. Herbert Davis, Manson.
427. Emmett Davis, Manson, Route 1
428. Elijah Davis, Elberon.
429. George F. Davis, Elberon.
430. Norman Davis, Elberon.
431. Nathaniel W. Davis, Elberon.
432. William T. Davis, Elberon.
433. Manly Durham, Manson, R. 2.
434. Frank Davis, Elberon.
435. Peter Davis, Jr., Elberon.
436. Charlie Davis, Elberon.
437. Richard Davis, Elberon.
438. Eugene Davis, Elberon.
439. Ed. Davis, Warrenton. Route 1.
440. Emmanuel Green Davis, Inez.
441. Henry Dent, Inez.
442. Isaac Davis, Inez.
443. Charlie Early Davis, Creek.
444. Khoden Davis, Inez.
445. John Dixon. Inez.
446. Weldon Davis, Shocco.
44 1. Howard Dent, Inez.
448. Anthony Davis, Inez.
449. Samuel Dent, Inez.
450. Bony Dent, Inez.
451. Alsey Dunston, Inez.
452. William Davis, Shocco.
453. Seneca Dent, Inez.
454. Solomon Davis, Creek.
455. Joseph Davis, Warren Plains.
456. James Davis, Warrenton.
457. St. Lawrence Davis, Warrenton.
458. Ed. Davis, Warren Plains.
459. Peter Davis, Warren Plains.
460. Ben Davis, Warren Plains.
461. Charles Dortch, Ridgeway.
462. John Alexander Davis,Warrenton.
463. Frank Davis, Warrenton.
464. Major Dortch, Ridgeway.
465. Clarence Davis, Warrenton.
466. Daniel Davis, Jr., Afton.
467. Peter K. Davis, Afton.
468. Richard Drake, Warrenton.
469. Elijah Dedman, Macon, Route 1.
470. St. Peter Davis, Warrenton.
471. William Dowtin, Warrenton.
1472. Phil C. Davis, Warrenton.
473. Walter Davis, Warren Plains.
474. John Cheek Davis, Warrenton.
475. George Daniel, Warrenton.
476. Peter Dortch, Ridgeway.
477. Sidney Davis, Warrenton, R.F.D.
478. James G. Davis, Warrenton.
479. Henry Davis, Macon, Route 1.
480. Willie Davis, Wise.
481. Wesley Davis, Warren Plains.
482. Frank Davis, Macon, Route 1.
483. Strethorn Drumgo, W. Plains.
484. Emerson ' - Davis, Merry Mount."
485. William Arthur Davis, Wise.
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486. Leroy Jackson Ellis, Macon, Rl.
487. Clinton Wms. Egerton, Macon.
488. Ambrose H. Ellis, Norlina.
489. Halbert L. Edge, Norlina.
490. Alpheus Palmer Ellis, Norlina.
491. Geo. Cutler Edmunds, Littleton.
492. Geo. W. Ellington, Vaughan.
493. Elijah Ellington, Vaughan.
494. Rickie C. Edwards,Henderson, R6
496 Waiter Douglas Egerton, Macon!
497 Winiam N. Edmunds, Macon, R3.
498 John Russell Ellis, Macon, R. 1.
499 Waiter E. Egerton, Warrenton.
500 Ed R Ellington, Warrenton.
501. Alfred J. Ellington, .Warrenton.
502. Sidney Eaton, Littleton.
503. Walter Eavins, Littleton.
504. Aaron Evans, Manson, Route 1.
505. Pleasant Edwards, Norlina.
506. John Ellis, Macon, Route 3.
507. Elige Evans, Shocco.
508. Arch Evans, Elberon.
Care R. E. Aycock.
509 James Evans, Essex, R. F. D.
511 me Evans Essex
512' Walter jerry Evans, Essex.
513 Robert Epps Jr.f Ridgeway, R 1.
514 Lewis Edwards, Ridgeway.
5W Walter Evans, Manson, Route 2.
516 Gerard Epps, Wise.
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5J7. Clyde W. Fleming Manson R 1.
518. Willie Crawford Fleming, Manson
519. Thelma John Fleming, Manson.
520. John Palmer Fleming Manson.
521. Lucien Argo Fowler, Inez.
522. Obediah Wm. Felts, Merry Mt.
523. Charlie T. Frazier, Warren Plains
524. John H. Frazier, Warren Plains.
525. John Thomas Felts, Norlina, R 1.
526. Lewis R. Felts, Macon, Route 1.
527. Robert H. Frazier, W. Plains.
528. Wm. Henry Fleming, Norlina.
529. Henry M. Fuller, Afton.
530. Sol Buck Fishel, Vaughan.
531. Harry O. Fishel, Vaughan.
532. Charlie P. Faucette, Littleton.
533. Robt. Fleming, Henderson, R 6.
534. Solomon B. Fleming, Areola.
535. Emmett O. Frazier, Norlina R. 1.
536. John Franklin Foster, Vaughan.
537. Jack Fisher, Vaughan.
538. Arthur Carl Flowers, Warrenton.
539. Milton G. Flowers, Warrenton.
540. Henry C. Fleming, Warrenton.
541. Wm. Thomas Felts,Jr., W. Plains.
542. Philip Friedenburg, Warrenton.
543. Rufus H. Fishel, Warrenton.
544. Otto Adolph Brauer, Ridgeway.
545. Everard Fields, Norlina.
546. James Falkener, Littleton.
547. Joe Faulcon, Littleton.
548. Herbert Fogg, Vaughan.
549. William Faulcon, Embro.
550. Raymond Fitts, Littleton.
551. Tony Fitts, Littleton, Route 5.
552. Clarence Conkling Fitts, Littleton
553. Frank Fitts, Littleton.
554. Howard Monroe Fitts, Littleton.
555. Bud Fain, Ridgeway.
556. Joseph H. Fitts, Macon, Route 1.
557. Roger Hopkins Fitts, Macon, R 1.
558. Nathan Fields, Elberon.
559. Henry Foster, Henderson, R 6.
560. Geo. Fields, Henderson, R. 6.
561. Alfred Foote, Macon.
562. Nat Curl Fields, Warrenton.
563. Turner B. Fields, Warrenton, R 1.
564. Samuel Ferrall, Warrenton.
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AFTOII IIEVS ITEMS.
Messrs. Austin Allen, Whit Wat
son, and II. B. Hunter spent last
Thursday at the State farm in Hal-
if ax county.
Mr. J. G. Ellis and Miss Burwell,
of Warrenton, were in Afton a short
while Sunday.
Mr. Charlie Pinnell, of Richmond,
is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. J. Pinnell.
Mr. Jeff Williams and family, of
Warrenton, visited his brother, Mr. D.
C. Williams Sunday.
Mrs. Bettie Overby and grandchil
dren, Mabel and Warren Overby, of
Macon, spent Saturday night and Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. H. P.
Reams.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter A. Overby, of
Ridgeway, visited in the home of Mr.
H. P. Reams Saturday.
Mr. L. L. Fuller visited his father
in Vance county Sunday.
Mr. J. A. Temple and wife, of Nor
lina, spent Sunday night with Mr.
J. W. Burroughs.
ADVANCEMENT
I held in truth, with him who sings,
To one clear harp in silver tones,
That men may rise on stepping
stones
Of their dead selves to higher
things. Tennyson.
There can be no inaction in life
either you advance or retire. As
soon as , action ceases, then comes
death.
Rest there can and should be with
out rest the human machine would
soon wear out but even during the
periods of rest there is action, be
cause new tissues and energies are
being formed while the-complex being
called man is resting from his labors.
Man is the product of ages, his ev
olution having been slow, but mar
velous, and the heights to which he
may rise are limited only by the in
telligence he displays in handling the
problems of life.
The greatest of all. the aids that
man possesses for waging the battle
for continued advancement is exper
ience the knowledge that comes from
being brought into direct contact with
life in its manifold aspects and forms.
No matter what may be one's action
it will not be in vain provided some
good comes of it; consequently, the
one who commits an error, sees and
acknowledges it, repents its commis
sion and refrains from repeating it.
may, if he so desires, place foot upon
it and rise to higher . and nobler
things.
Remember, it is not so much what
you were, as what you are that counts
m the making of character. Com
mence to build now.
Today is yours see that it is used
to good purpose before it fades away
To the young man, a day counts
into a yesterday.
but as an unimportant incident; to the
middle aged, an event; to the advanc
ed in years, a day!
As one looks back over the vanish
ed years, and views the desert of
wasted days it seems as though he
is gazing upon a graveyard wherein
lie buried still-born hopes, aspiration
and dreams.
No matter how industrious one may
have been, he cannot but see with the
eye of retrospection the monuments
that mark the graves of. days that
have passed beyond recall.
To the youth and maiden it is given
to learn from" the experiences of
others. Will they do so? Only in a
few instances. If they would heark
en to the voices of those who have
gone before, heed the counsel of those
whose days are yesterdays, what
trials, disappointments and failures
they would be spared!
But no. In the great majority of
cases the son stumbles over the same
obstacles that beset the feet of the
father, and the daughter commits
similar errors as the mother, each
generation of business men and of
business women repeat the things that
brought ruin upon their predecessors
and the mass of humanity goes blind
ly on its way, unheedful of the lignt
that experience stands ready to cast
upon its pathway.
Young men and young women,pause
while yet you have the chance. Make
your days count. Employ every hour
of the 24 that constitute the day, u.
mg a fair proportion for play, for
work and for rest.
Remember that a day is a day over
which you have no control. If you
grasp the one that is now within your
reach, your tomorrows will be days
of accomplishment, and your yester
days will have few regrets. Edwin
Gordon Lawrence, in Merchants Jour
nal and Commerce.