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THE WARREN RECORD
THE WARREN RECORD
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TUESDAY, APgttb
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people, and at this time when
we are in spirit with the procla
mation, spirit with the condi
tions at home and abroad, and
in spirit with the boys who are
leaving we should meet here and
hold appropriate exercises.
Thus, it is hoped that the
Cmintv Defense Council will
make arrangements for such a ;
A MOTHER'S LOVE
What earthly prize is like a mother's
love? ;
It is a golden link with Heaven above. I
Ay J. Heaven ltseil snmes in a Motnera
face,
E'en though a manger be her biding
place! .
The gift of life, unselfishly she gives
And in her child and for her child she
lives;
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rally upon Labor Day as they
deem best; but let it be a rally
whTch will do honor to the honor
roll of the county, and to the tra
dition which our men are so nob
ly to sustain. N
ARCOLA ITEMS
'My Country Ti of Thee, Swnt Lmn i
f Liberty."
Mr. Joe F. King nas treated himself
and family to a nice Maxwell car.
Messrs Sandy Capps, Walter Conn,
ane Joe Hunter, and Mesdames Beau
fort Scull, Rosa Conn and Misses Liz
zie Davis and Alma Scull are attend
ing the Institute at A. & E. College
at Raleigh this week.
The meeting closed here last Thurs
day with much good accomplished and
two additions to the church. Rev. M.
Y. Self, the pastor,- did some sound
gospel preaching, most especially com
plimented was his sermon Thursday
not
TUESDAY, AUGUST, 28TH, 1917
LEAVES FOR OGLETHORPE.
""Mr. Wm. M. Day left us last
week for Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.,
where he goes to enter service
for his Government.
Mr. Day had been with the
Warren Record for over seven
years and during that time has
been with and materially assist
ed the paper in its growth to its
present state of efficiency.
lie has made many friends
here during this time who join
with the Warren Record in wish
ing that every good thing may
i.ttend him in his future career.
She wakes and watches' while her
darling sleeps;
In sickness no . one else such vigil
keeps. j
She makes, and mends, and sacrifices
health
In spending her affection's priceless
wealth.
Then for her child's good she will let
him go Tt -
Far from her though it fill her heart
with woe,
So he may fit him for a greater
Career;
Will wait alone while year, runs into
year, N
Knowing full well how much of joy
she misses,
Hungry to see him, thirsty for his
kisses,
While only dreams her yearning sat
isfy;
Heroic, patient, 'stifling sob and sigh;
jxejoicmg wnen a tender missive tells i
! Of foreign scenes or Art's seductive
IT IS NOT IN LARGGE EXPENDITURES THAT EXTRA VA-
gance and waste get in their most effective work.
It is with the small sums the loose change that is too handy
in the purse or pockety "
Save pennies.
One hundred cents make a dollar every dollar saved is an added
step toward financial progress. . . ; ' -
A Savings Account in this institution encourages thrift.
.'Citizens Bank,
HENDERSON, N. C.
Littleton Female College
The Thirty six Annual Session of Littleton College will begin on
Wednesday September 26th. We have an ideal plan by which
pupils may live at their own charges in our main dormitory build
ing, thus saving about $75 during the scholastic year. For further
information address J. M. RHODES, Lake Junaluska, -N. C. till
September 5th and after that Littleton, N. C. 7
SALE OF REAL ESTATE PT
TITION. K
. iy virtue otthep0wOT. .
ity confered on me?nTl? autW
the superior Court of eeBaet of
N. C, in special prweSh Co
Bettie Egerton and Sandv Is eRt &
al Vs. Walter Purdy EW3
1 8th day of August' ltn ereTd on th
the 17th, day of SentPnVk 1 ill on
to the h ghit bufiSfe 1?" sS
wwmg ianas situated in tv e
Township and bounded astou1
being : alotment and lot w .TMnd
partition of lands of ACr Lm e
deed., and recorded in p g.ertn
office for said Countv in bootS8
page 335, beginning at Hf0' 8
ditch East of the old rai 2ak? in a
ner of lot No. 1, thence wft cr.
N. 31 degrees, E. 6S0 f ceui N l
with pointers, corner of W va -k
eorge ' Frazier's line, the""
feet S. 31 degree! E 25?
stone m fork of path, George .5 a
Charlie Jaikson and lot No
i Easi
No;
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W. -545 feet to a stale i au.Z ees
old race track, corner of lt v
spells
afternoon from the text: "Be
After the close of the meeting !h"le fcrS a"She SIVeS t0 bim-
. . iVn l.
Harris estate line. Thpnra "i Ju a-Q
ditch 250 feet to the begiS ?
taming seven (7) acres more of i?"
This property is sold for D r ?
purposes. drwtion
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This the 20th day of -taS 19??'
FOUR THINGS
Four things in as many min
utes are very interesting describ
ed in the first column of this is
sue. .
This talk of Mr. Simms was
made under the management of
the "Four Minute-Men," an or
ganization of the State with
representatives speaking in the
moving picture houses of our
country, and in this manner
disseminating news throughout
the country in regard to the war.
The article was contributed
and it is wTell worth your atten
tion, j '
i vo r-r
Thursday afternoon the people as. , ......
. I ' will dim
semDiea at tne scnooi Dunamg to or
ganize a Red Cross Auxilary. Miss
Lizzie Davis made a short, appropriate
talk on the history, etc., of the Red
Cross and urged that all the people
do what they could even sacrifice that
this great organization may be made
equal to the tremendous opportunity
to serve our county. Twenty-five
members were enrolled with the fol
lowing officers: Chairman, Miss Lizzie
Davis; Vice Chairman, Mr. Richard B.
Hunter; Secretary-Treasurer, Miss
Eva Duke.
The Auxilary has been divided
equally, the Reds and Blues, to canvase
for new members. Look over the list
of names at the Post Ofiicc find out
which side you are with and hustle
for new members..
We noticed the following among
those from a distance at the meeting
last week: Mrs. Ivey Allen, Miss Mary
Exum Burt, of Louisburg; Mr. Nor
man Pleasant, of Laurel; Rev. J. C.
Strome, of Wood; Misses Jennie Als
ton, Mamie Davis and Miss White, of
Shady Grove section; Mrs. Billie
Davis, of Creek; Mrs. John Wood and1
sons, Loyd and Edgar, cf Macon; Mrs.
Taylor, of Brinkleyville; Mrs. Walter
Bobbitt, of Enfield; Messrs. Bobbit
and Harriss, of Littleton; Mrs. Linaa
Arrington and Mrs. Ross, of Hollister.
Miss Lula Hunter secured five Red J
Cross members in three days.- Who i
can beat it?
Mrs. S. W. Duke and daughter have
returned from a visit to relatives and
friends near Laurel.
Messrs. Lewis and Daniel Capps,
humble pride her eyes
And eager hopes her gentle bosom
swejl;
She knows that she has done her duty
well ; .
And then at last he comes: 'tis her
reward.
Her heart thrills with Love's satisfy
ing chord:
She, sees his shining eyes; she hears
- his voice;
His arms around her make .her soul
rejeice.
The Present atones for weary 'parting
borne,
i'or so much of life's joyance from
her torn.
How gladly she forgets the dreary
past!
The Mother holds her loving son at
last!
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NIGHT APPOINTMENTS IN Y'ap
RENTON CHURCHES.
From Nov. 1. to Feb. 287:30 p tt
From March 1 to April 30 S-00 B
From May 1 to Aug. 31-8:30 p m '
From Sept. 1 to Oct. 81-5:00 p m
T. J. TAYLOR'S PASTORATE
WRRENTON BAPTIST CHUKCH.
all winter.
For catalogue or further information, write at once to
MISSPMARY OWEN GRAHAM, President.
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Macon High School
Prepares for College or Life Work
PROCLAMATION.
ATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
WARREN COUNTY.
Offers Free Tuition to Boys and Girls of Warren County
Rooms furnished free. FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 10TH
For1 other information address
TKE PRINCIPAL, MACON, N. C-
Whereas, it has been made to ap
pear to us that Willie Vyat't,did wil
fully, feloniously and m'aliciouslv kill
and murder one Simon Watson on the
14th day of August, 1917, at or m
Shccco Township, Warren . County,
State aforesaid, and did algo wilfully
and felonsiously shoot and injure the
wife of said Watson, and it has further
been made to appear to us that the
said Willie Wyatt is. a fugitive from
justice, concealing himself and cvad
ng arrest, and that the usual process
of the law cannot be served upon him,
THEREFORE:
We do hereby proclaim that said
Willie Wyatt an outlaw, and we do
hereby command him to - surrender
himself to the Sheriff of Warren Coun
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Your attention has been averted to let
you know that I have moved into the
CITIZENS BANK BUILDING
THE PROCLAMATION
Governor Bickett has called for
& State-wido celebration Septem
ber the first, second and third in
honor of the men called to the
colors.
The state is about to sendS,
000 men into battle men who
are making a sacrifice in order
that liberty may prevail and fchat
the integrity and honesty of all
nations may be established f orall
future.
The task of America is no
slight one, and the great part
North Carolina is to play in the
game of war will require that
self-some sacrifice, loyalty and
patriotism which have always
been in evidence in the sons of
the Old North State. V
Therefore, dovernor Bickett
calls, in his proclamation, for the
people of ohe State to assemble
at the school houses on Septem
ber first and hold patriotic erer
cises in honor of the men who are
to go the front; on Sunday the
second, he calls for special ser
vices to be held throughout the
State, and on Monday for a gen
eral patriotic rally at the county
seat.
It is hoped that the people of
Old Warren will enter into tne
spirit of the Proclamation ana
make the three days mean much
to the men who are going go
ing in order that we may live in
peace and prosperity.
A big rally here Labor Day is
what- we should have. Such
rallies always mean much to qui-
Mesdames Lwi Cnnn ol Jnr W ? Ke sucn power witn him as he-
r, . j tt t i , shall deem fit and necessarv for tite
Gupton and Miss Hargie Reid spent KOnS in search and pursuit of, and ef
Sunday in Rocky Mount. factually apprehending the said WTille
Mrs. Scull and daughter recently j Wyatt.
visited her uncle, Mr. Billie Davis. r,I?d 3e io further warn the said
tx . txt.,, . I Willie V yatt that if he fails to sur
an nan let mi s, oi minKieyvme, render hi Jf immediately, any citi tlHieS
" pcwic ciu jaitiiutii. sen oi tne tate may capture, arrest
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Radford and and brner him to justice, and in case
little daughter visited there people
here recently.
Mr. Herbert Tharrington, of Hol
lister, visited his people here the first
of last week.
Cupid is busy the widows and wid
owers. '
of flight, or resistance by him, after
being called upon and warned to sur
render, may slay him without accusa
tion or impeachment of any crime.
This 23rd August, 1917.
JOHN W. ALLEN,
EDWARD PETAR,
Justices of the Peace for Warren
County.
and will conduct my jewelry business there
in the future. High grade work done at all
PnpJkaini
Watchmaker, jeweler and Engraver
Preaching 1st and 3rd Sunda-
11 a. m., and every Sunday niht
Prayer-meeting every Wednesday
night. y
li. Y. P. U. every Friday night.
W. M. U. Monday p. m. after 3rd
Sunday.
Sunbeams, 2nd Sunday morning &
ter Sunday School.
Sunday School every Sunday af9:39
a. m.
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BROWNS BAPTIST CHURCH
Preaching 2nd Sunday in even-
month and Saturday before.
Sunday Scho:I every '-i nday mor-.
W. M.U. and Sunbeams on 4th Sun.
days.
MACON BAPTIST CHURCH
Preaching 4th Sunday morning.
B. Y. P. U. 4th Sunday night.
Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing.
W. M. U. 3rd Sunday morning.
Sunbeams 2nd Sunday morning.
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WARREN PLAINS
BAPTIST CHURCE
Prearhing 1st and 3i'd Sunday ai
ternoon. Sunday School every Sunday after
noon. Orphanage Circle 4th Sunday af
B. Y. P. U. every Sunday night.
W. M. U. meets at 3 p. m. Saturday
before 1st Sunday.
No.
.Tim is ft prescriptioa prepared especially
for MALARIA or CH5LLS. & FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, sad
if taksn then at a tonic the Fever wil! not
return. It. acts on tte liver better fas
Calory cad doc. not or cicksn.
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I immw imAsmmm
I I f I ilMMf Mr?4
WaiirBlhodme
Opens for Sale of Tobacco
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We will be. glad .to see vou with a load on that dav. W
a HIGH market on all grades. Will Work hard for
Your friends,
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