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Our protracted meeting closed here
Tuesday night There were five ad
ditions to the Church and a good
many professions. . ,. ,
Dr Lovett spent Tuesday mRht at
Mr. J. T. Hayes'. He has improved
verv much in heaitn.
Mrs Texie Wilson of Manhattan,
Kan.r'visited at Mr. Horace Crags
Tuesday night. vwnn
Mr. Reece Crisp went to K.nston
Fridav to teach school.
Mr Horace Tolbert went to Lenoir
Monday to go to school .
Dr White passed here last Tuesday
en route to see Mrs. Ed Rader, who
w hi very sick, but she is m-
Pr?Yin--. , ,. irn(nn visited at
Mr. utieu v-ootv .i - k" . ,
t iar Tuesday night.
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' Mrs. Vera Gragg went to Lenoir
Saturday on business.
Wednesday night shrdlup shrdu pup
Mrs. Roby Hayes and children
spent Wednesday night at her un
cle's Mr. J. T. Hayes, en route to
. U.i.Lr Va.
Invitations have been received at
this place announcing me mom--of
Mr. Wilson Bryan Coffey son of
Dr and Mrs. R. C. Coffey of Port
land, Ore., to Miss Marjone Camp
bell, also ot roruanu.
Mr. Hub Moore and Mr. 1. O.
Green of this place have gone to
Steele Creek to work in the lumber
bUMre5 T Sudderth and two of his
prandchildren went to Watauga last
Thursday to visit his term
Sudderth, and his B"1"1"" V'r
ited their grandfather. Mr. Allen Al
len Green, and other relatives.
Miss Marv Tilley visited her home
at Granite Falls the last of the week
Mrs. Harriet Green ana cmmic
visited at Mr. Tom Moore s on Mul
berry Sunday. . . , ,,
Mr. Johnnie Franklin of Ashville
returned home Saturday. Ho had
been visiting his sister for two weeks
or more. , ,
Miss Clauson of atauga has been
visiting friends here for the past
week. . .
Mr Will McGowan of Lenoir spent
Thursday night at Mr. Walter Spen-
cer's. ...
Mr .Felix Grisett and his mother,
Mrs. Mary Grisett, went to Asheville
last -Saturday on a visit.
Deputies Rhodes and Tolbert cap
turned a still beyond Mulberry to
wards Lenoir last week.
The school here is improving ev
ery day. There is now an enrollment
of 120.
i- T F riarV loaded' Bis-lent
and went to Hickory to sell lunches
at the show Tuesday. He is going
from there to Newton to attend the
old soldiers' reunion.
left last week for
Mars Hill, wher ehe will attend school
this year.
KING'S CREEK
We are having a little sunshine
along with the rain now, and it looks
good.
There will be an old-time singing
here he third Sunday in this month.
Songs will be taken from "Christian
Harmony" and "Favorite Song. Lv
erybody please come and bring your
books and enjoy the day singing these
old songs. . . 7
Mr and Mrs. Smith f erguson spent
the dav at Mr. Green Barlow s last
Sunday. ...
Mr. Carl Andrews has gone to V ir
ginia to take possession of the home
he bought there. The family wih go
as soon as possible. Mr. Green Bar
low went with him to see the coun
try and will possibly locate there in
The association at Hollow Spring
last Sunday seemed to be weh at
tended, judging by the cars, wagons
and buggies that went that way.
What has become of our Ruf us cor-
).. Has it rained him out:
Misses Mae and Allie Oxford spent
the day with Miss Viola Brookshire
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Malone Ferguson
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tol
bert at Little Kiver last Saturday and
Sunday.
iriail la see so manv veople
enjoying the new road, and we are
looking' forward with much pleasure
to its completion.
rri n.;il Ka an iii rrp&m and DOX
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supper at New Collier's church next
, '.vi r:-i. V.;r Knrps.
Saturday mguu vmis, ,-
and boys "fat pocketbooks. Proceeds
to go to the church.
ROUTE FOUR
Mrs. R. L. Lefevre of Fireco, v.
Va' is visiting her husband's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lefevre.
f- An,)u Rowman. who has oeen
confined to his room for the past few
weeks and his condition is still un
changed. , .
1 R M. Bowman has returned to
Parlers, S. C, where he has a large
Funeral services for the late kod
ert Lee Lefevre, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J T Lefevre, who was killed in the
mines at Fireco, W. Va., July 26 wil
be preached at Oakwood Sept. II at
1 1 Rpv. Mr. Armentrout ol
Lenoir will conduct the services.
Miss Wren Prestwood, who spent
her vacation with her parents, na re
turned to Morganion to resume un
duties as a nurse.
ui insriN
Friend, of Mr. G. H. Messick will
be sorrv to learn that he is danger
oi iii ar his home in Gastonia.
Till recently Mr. Messick Was ma
chinist at the Hudson cotton mill.
Mrs Frank F. Smith visited in
Lincolnton the first part of this week.
Work was commenced on J. W.
Hickman's new residence this week.
Quite a crowd went to Hickory
Tuesday to see Sparks' circus.
Mr. P. M. Throneburg, who went
to Hot Springs some time ago for
i .,t,.,v i much imDroved, ac-
ucaumti, , - . ,
cording to a letter received here by
his family.
Mr. John Crump came up from
Gastonia last week and will work on
J. W. Hickman's house.
The Dixie Book Club will give a
pie partv and box supper next Sat
urday evening at the graded school
building, the proceeds to go to the
Dixie library.
GRANITE FALLS
"College night" was observed by
the Granite Falls Methodist church
Sunday night, Sept. 5, when about
300 people enjoyed the following
program :
Song by college students, Awak
ening Chorus."
Praver bv the pastor.
Welcome address, K.stelle Warlick.
College songs, Trinity, University
of North Carolina, Greensboro Col
lege for Women, and Meredith.
College Spirit, D. S. Walker.
The Y. W. C. A., Nina Hickman.
Reading, Mattie Lou Russell.
Quartette, Allen, Walker, Russell
and Warlick.
College Athletics, Ivey Cline
Student Government, Ruth I illy.
College songs, North Carolina for
Women, Vanderbilt, Davenport
Workinir One's Way Through Col
lege, Prof. Andrews.
The purpose of the above program
was to inspire the young people to
go to college. The program was ren
dered in a most commendable and in
teresting way. Each student proved
the effects of college training in the
preparation and delivery of his and
her speeches. Even their own par
ents were surprised tnai uiey iuuiu
speak like that."
The audience responded to a lues
tionnaire with the following results:
How many here have attended any
college? Answer, 43.
How many would like to attend
some college? Answer, 41.
YkrUr,t ..nllotrp is vour oreference :
Davenport, 5; Rutherford, 5; Greens
boro College, 5; University of North
Carolina, 7; Trinity, 10; North Car
olina College for Women, 3; ten of
the 41 indicated that they had not de
cided upon any particular college.
At the close of the program a so
cial hour was enjoyed in one of the
Sunday school rooms, when light re
freshments were served.
BUSHVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Clore of Lenoir
visited Mrs. Cloer's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Bush, Sunday.
Mr. G. C. Bush had the m sfor
tune to lose a barn of tobacco by
fire last evening. It is supposed the
tire was caused by a defective flue.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roberson were
the guests of Mrs. W. D. Sigmon last
Sunday.
We regret to learn tnac our gouu
TAYLORS VILLE
Miss Leora Corrin of Canon '"ity,
Col., and Mr. Elisha Rogers of Lum
bert'on were married Saturday- in
Charlotte. Mr. Rogers met Miss
Corrin in Charlotte Saturday and
they were immediately married. They
are spending their honeymoon in Al
exander with the groom's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Rogers. This
romance started while Mr. Rogers
was at work in Florida and Miss Lor
rin was spending the winter there
about five years ago. Mrs. Rogers
was accompanied by her brother, who
will spend some time in this state.
m; Father Stanburv of Boone
spent the week end here with Miss
Sue Campbell. Miss Stanbury was
on her way to Louisburg College,
where she will teach music this com
ing term. , ,.
Messrs. George Watts, Ned Watts
and Roy Carson left Thursday for
the University of Tennessee, where
thev will enter school.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. G. C. Teague are
vicjting relatives and friends in Vir
ginia. Mr. Augustus Adams is much betr
ter at this writing.
Miss Verda Watts of Purlear spent
last week with her brother, Mr. J.
L. Watts.
m-, T r AlsnauB-h and children
and Miss Willie Lowrance are visit
ing relatives in Petersburg, Va.
"We enjoyed reading the News
Topic just fine the past week. et
us hear again from Lenoir.
u- T r Watts of Kannapolis is
spending a while here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Magnes, and also
numerous other relatives and friends.
Mr. Dock Pennell of Washington,
D. C, spent several days recently
in the country with his mother, Mrs.
A. B. Penhell.
W A. Rplf ot Hickorr
f the rnnrt house d urine
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recesalMtmday.L Sept 20-
Mr. A. Hi. v atis, aiisses cue vaiujr
bell, Emo Alspaugh and Grace
Teague, Lon Belle and Beatrice
Watts left Monday for a two days'
Rlnwinc Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Carson and lit
tle son, William uarneia, leave ior
Acrrionahnrtr. Kan., nfext Monday,
where Mr. Carson is stationed in the
army.
THOUSANDS OF BUSHELS OF
POTATOES GOINU TO waj i
Twontv-tbrp thousand dollars
worht of Irish potatoes are rotting
on boats at New Bern and are to be
taken to a point down Neuse river
and dumped overboard, while at the
same time New Bern residents and
millions of other people throughout
the length and breadth of the land
are paying all the way from five to
eight dollars a barrel for potatoes.
Tho nntatnps are loaded On two
barges of a flock of three which came
infn nni-t etivprftl daVS a?0. The
cargo was taken on board at Norfolk,
Va., consigned to Havana, Cuba,
where they were to be sold at a price
of 031 a barrel. Off Beaufort the
boats were ordered by wireless to
seek port, trouble having developed
in connection with their papers, and
they went into harbor there, later
being towed to New Bern.
Electric tight and Power
For the Farm
"it's wondmrfut
hardly a oana
TAR HEEL WOMEN VOTE FOR
THE FIRST TIME
Women voted for the first time in
North Carolina Saturday in the Ca
barrus county Democratic primary
for county officers. While the notice
of the women's qualifications as vot
ers under the nineteenth amendment
was shot, 200 or more voted in the
town of Concord.
MOVED!
We have moved our cafe to the Mil
ler building, known as the Icard
place, back of the Lenoir Graded
School building. Meals and luncnes
served any hour, day or night. Fur
nished rooms.
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Granite Falls, N. C
1 High School
Books
We will have them all
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few days.
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MONT VIEW
We are having plenty of rain. The
ground hardly gets dry enough to
plow. Some corn is rotting in the
fields.
Miss Betty Craig attended the
Primitive Baptist association at Hol-
1 Cn.;nrn nVllirr-Vl lHt Wetk.
Miss Edna Justice, who has been
visiting at Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Jus-i:-
mn timo rpturned to her
lice 8 1U1 aimit w...,
home at Bridgewater Monday, bne
was accompanied Dy mr. ia. -
uce anu luiaa nuuio
Messrs. Haywood Summerrow and
Bartley Parsons spenc pan, oi mc
1. t XTnolcrllla
ween ui ncoioimv.
Mr. Jessie Justice left Tuesday
r nrhnro he has a Dosition.
Messrs. George and Vance Craig
viBii.eu in mm ..". . --
Miss Ethel Clark is visiting her
uncle, Mr. J. J. Clark, in Lenoir mis
ween. , ,
Mr. Lee Craig spent the week end
here with his mother, Mrs. Laura
Mr! Russell Triplett is planning to
go west Friday to a neaitn resorv.
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zona. He will be accompanied by
his son and his son's wne, u
n nrDUA Tinlott nf ftrnite Falls.
Mr. J. J. Clark of Lenoir is spend
ing a few days tnis weeK nere suuu
b.T lnt -nce '
Mrs. Elisha Craig returned last
week from 8 visit to her daughter,
Mrs W. F. Jaynes, near Hurlock,
Md. She was met there by her son
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Pinkney
r-.' t PannovlvATlill
: Mr.; Joe Clark and daughter of
' , . MnA witll Mr
jNewton spent mc fry
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-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ismian of
Mount Holly are visiting Mrs. as-
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