North Carolina Newspapers

laturday, Dec. 5, 1925 !R|jjg fepnessee, i: Vitir relative: amt -fhildrpr parents, Sir. > l anti Tlirima and in Char ip I.nvc, of eek-end with ■ene, of Stan spent Tues a amt Eunice Little spent ield with rel t spent Fri- Y. L. Mills pent a, wblf rtlin Morgan, atm. of Kan k with rela ee Flowe and it Thursday id Mrs. J. F. ker and ohil- Stanfield. loneyeutt, of with his par s, Mr. and Airs. E. T. Honeycutt Hr. and Sirs. Slilas Love and ehii ‘ii spent Sunday afternoon with '• and Sirs. Claude Whitley. loiln Slunu and Carl Pressley are nnding n few days in Charleston, ’atil SS ike and Beatrice Alorgan ie out joyriding Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Carriker spent turday afternoon in Stanfield with atives. 1 HARRISBURG. Thanksgiving has coihe and gone, 've seen lots of hunters but not ny rabbits. M-ss Mabel Young, of Greensboro, spending the week with her sister, rs. Ernest Stallings. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Zeb Stafford gave a anksgiving dinner to the mail car ■rs and their families of the village. wMr. Ira Taylor, of Gastonia, spent panksgiving with his family. [Mr. ami Mrs. Clanton, of Charlotte, pent Thanksgiving with their daugn ir. Mrs. Richard McEaeheru. Ernest Stallings and Worth Ogles j have accepted positions with the ord plant. Jim Gourley and family, of Greer, . <’., are visiting relatives in the foliage. | Mrs. D. A. Gross, who has been lending a while with her brother, .7. • Higgins, has returned to her home! I Greensboro. U I I N lIARRISBIRCk 1 I We hope every one enjoyed Thauks ■ving as we did. I Mr. and Mrs. Z. M. Stafford en fctained at dinner Thursday the mail VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION Sfeß* \ , ' • . . % \:. On the above day and hour we will sell at absolute Auction some valuable business and residence property owned by the Concord Bonded Warehouse and Realty Co. This property is ideal in every respect and will be sold regardless of price on easy terms. "”‘""“"7"" !' lYi." 1.1 I .1 ||-»| fa.,' I I ' t J —__________________________ ' ■ FIRST SALE SECOND SALE THIRD SALE FOURTH SALE Twelve Front Lots lying on National Highway opposite intersection of Sunderland Hall Road and near Flint Rock • „ . . , , ; Filling Station. Five lote on National Highway near the Fig Fill beyond Also in rear of above lots one or. more lots ideally lo- Hartsell Mills and 40 remaining lots on Highland Park de- Four lots of a PP roximate] y 1 acr e each being a part of Four store lots and one dwelling on National Highway cated for coal yard, lumber yard or industry, with side ... tract facilities easily obtainable. velopment adjoining Hartsell Mills property. ' Highland Park No. 2. directly opposite Hartsell Mills. ■'l ' " ■> . ' /•’ t « It will pay you to look these properties over bes ore the sale and make your plans to attend. Rem ember they are all located on the New Charlotte Highway, and all well located for business and residence purposes. Remember the day and ho ur and meet the boys on the ground. 50 Turkeys Free Band Concert - Easy Terms FREE —50 Big Fat Xmas Turkeys will be given away absolutely free. Be There. "‘.up. t' i | in | »i | . 1 ■ ' .—hi. . i ■■■■l. ii ' ' j" '■■■" i Sale will be conducted by the famous Pitts Brothers, Twin auctioneering force of America. Hear them-It’s worth your time CAROLINA LAND COMPANY, Selling Agents j v i * Concord Bonded Warehouse and Realty Hickory, N. C. part-icrs anil their families nnd till postmaster nnit a few other friends. The dinner was a suecesh. Aliss-Ethel Seabrook, of Charles ton,' 8. C.; Harry Nesbit, of Con eordi Miss Llu-iHe Cochrane and Lewis Thornburg, of Newell,' and Frances Sims and Billie Morrison, of Harrisburg, went on n rabbit hunt Thursday. Every one had a fine time. Misses Lessio and Ethel Savage, Miss Edy/he Barbee nnd Clyde Sav age are attending school at Newell and seem to like it ftne, Or. N. E. Lubehenkn Ims pur chased another one of Henry Ford's creations, a Ford roadster. There is Christian Endeavor at Harrisburg Prrfibyterian tfoiureli every Sunday evening at B:30. Everyone is welcome. Venus, we always enjoy your items. So, keep it up. THE KRAZY KID. ROCKWELL ROUTE 2. Mrs. Mnry Troutman spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. .1. \V. Connell. A, large crowd, attended the singing convention Sunday at Mt. Hope Church. Miss Dorothy Lentz, of this neigh borhood. and Earl Brown, of Lan dis, were married November 21st. Their many friends extend congrat ulations. Miss Lillie Troutman, of Concord, silent tiie week-end with Mr. anil Mrs. J. TV. Connell nnd family. Miss Sarah Jackson, of the Sloope school, spent Thanksgiving with home folks In South Carolina. Mrs.'Mary Troutman spent Friday nnd Saturday with her son, IV. D. Troutman, of Concord. Mr. and G. H Sides and fam ily, of Concord, Route 4, spent Sun day at .T. A. Taylor's. Miss Ora Corl, of Kannapolis, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Corl. SCHOOL GIRT;. MIDLAND. Mr. Edward Widenhouse, of Char lotte, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs A. P. Widenhouse. Mis, Claire Barrett spent Thanks giving holidays with Miss Addie Brooks. Miss Laura Mae Slrnn spent Thanksgiving holidays at her home in Georgeville. Mrs. Pete McManus lias returned to the Bailin hospital. Mr. and Mrs. TV. M. Harvis and children, of Forest City, have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Sossamon. Mr. Carl Blakeney, Jr., has been visiting his uncle, Mr. TValdo Nelson, in Monroe Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brooks nnd children, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Ixiyo, of | Concord, were guests of Mrs. Brooks’ and Mrs. Love’s parents, Mr. and I Mrs. J. H. Green. Thanksgiving Day. I Miss Pink TVilleford spent the 1 Thanksgiving holidays with friends in Greensboro. Miss Evelyn Furr lias been visiting her sister, Alts. I. O. Ferguson, near Allen. Mr. TVolllo Nelson was the guest of his sister. Mrs. T. C. Blakeney. Thanksgiving Day Miss Ida Mae TVidenhortse. lias returned to Kan napofs. after spending the Thanks giving holidays with'her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. I, O. Ferguson; of Alien were the week-end guests of Mrs. Ferguson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Furr. ' • Mr. ami Mrs. J. F. McManus had ns their guests on Thanksgiving Pay Misses Emma Blakeney aud Virginia and Nell Greene HartseH. Dr. and Mrs. Joe McManus, Messrs, Beanbr, Brissie and Wallace, of Charlotte. Miss Pauline Ckmta, spent the week-end with relatives in Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Haywood and children have beeu visiting relatives in Montgomery county. , t AIK and Mrs. R. j. Heglar spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Heglar in Stanly county. There school in Midland Satur day to make up for the holiday last Friday. Mr. Tom Litaker spent the week end at Ills home near Cook's Crossing. Miss Betty Vow has returned to New Ixindon, where she is teaching, after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Julius Tow. M'ss Lela Chaney has been visiting Mr. ami Mrs. .1. L. Turner in Stan field. Rev. aud Mrs. Ridenhom- have mov ed to Rock Hill. Rev. nnd Mrs. John Hulin. of Sea Grove, have moved. Mr. Hulin is to take Mr. Ridenlinnr's place. Mi-ses Annie aud Veda Tow, of Ridgecrest, spent Thanksgiving Pay witli their piyents. Miss Faye Black spent the Thanks giving holidays at her home in Mat thews. Dr. J. C. Sossanvpn is having a new brick drug store built. WRITER. STEELE’S CROSS ROADS. Mr. and Mrs. James Freeland, of Kannapolis, spent Friday night at J. F. Steele's. , Mr. V. C. Deal, who recently under went an operation for appendicitis in the Concord Hospital, is reported as slowly improving. Mr. Edgar Riley spent a few hours in Concord Friday. Me- and Mrs. James Free’nnd ami little daughter, Gertrude, and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Steeie and daughter. Zola, and Mrs. George Shinn spent Friday in Winston-Sniem at Mr. .7. -F. Con rad's. The children and friends- of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Edwards gave them a surprise supper Friday night in lion- j or of their thirtieth wedding anniver- j sary. * Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Atwell, of near Prospeet, spent Friday night at Mr. j Ernest Edwards. Mr. William Alexander spent a few nights last week-at Mr. .T. F. Steele's. Rev. I’. J. Parker has accepted a call and has returned as pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist church here for another year. Mr. gild M«s. J. K. Steele attended the Wesleyan Methodist conference in Gastonia. S. THE 'CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE liOCI’ST. Tile most welcome news itlie peo ple of this section have heard in many a day is that Dr. Jerome, of Win gate, is locating at Stanfield, t The service of a local physician is much needed and the doctor's former friends tfnil patients fejuice that lie is dining back again. Thanksgiving festivities lasted over the yveek-end. Adrian fUmpson "lifts retnrheil tft Seagrove, after, a ten days' visit at home. ' Mrs. Dovie Coggins, of Palmerviile, is s|iendlug soiin- time here with her daughter. Mrs. C. P. Smith. Master Blanton Little, of Albe marle, the week-end lu-ro with bis grandparents, Mr. # nnd Mrs. P. W. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Furr are mov ing from near Onkboro, to their re cently purchased farm near Mission. Mrs. I>. W. Turner lias been nurs ing a painfully bruised ankle, itlie result of having dropped a heavy sub stance on her footV Art-, anil Mrs. Vernon McManus and niece, AJiss Nannie Vick, of Lnn caster, S. C., were Saturday night visitors in the home of their uncle, T. TV. Bass. They all with Mrs. Bass spent Sunday in Albemarle. Air. and Airs. E. E. Tinker and family, of Concord, spent Thanksgiv ing here with fteir parents, Air. and Mrs. G. H. Tucker. Air. and Airs. A. I. Shinn and chil dren, of Georgeville, also spent t lie day with Mrs. Shinn's parents. Air. and Mrs. D. TV. Turner. TVo liward one old gobbler rejoicing that his bead and body were still in tact ; but his rejoicing may be brought to an end in a few more weeks. Mr. TVade Teeter, of Cooksville. Tenn., is on a visit to .relatives in tills section. TVade served in the world war, was wounded aud after his return home was given vocational training in Tennessee, where lie made good. He married there and is now owner of considerable farm property. P. LITAKEIv SCHOOL. Air. and Airs. Aladison Hall and children, of Salisbury, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Fng ' gai t. Miss Glenna Brown spent Satur day nielit with Alisses Annie and E7 tell Sanders. Mr. Boyd Krimminger, Airs. D, V Krimminger and daughter. Aliss Pearl, and Mrs. I*. Ar. Krimminger spent Sunday in Salisbury* with friends. Air. and Airs. Eugene Gracber and i little son, of Columbia. S. C., and Air. and Mrs. George Graeber, of ' Concord, spent Sunday with Air. and j Airs. C. H. Graeber. I Air. and Mrs. Gus Blackwelder, of ' Concord, spent Sunday afternoon with Air. and Airs. J. F. Faggart. Those who spent Sunday with Mr. aud Airs. G. E. Faggart were: Air. and Airs. Alniviu Faggart, Air. and Airs. (J. E. Barringer. Air. and Airs. Delmev Faggart. Mr. P. M. Krimmin ger and childreen, Air. and Airs. Ed. Faggart. Little Miss Pearl (iraeber. who has been til at her home with lonsilitis. is improved ih>w>. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Faggart tind little son, Archie, and Aft-ises Dora snd Nnnrre Faggart and Aliss Alary Litaker spent Thanksgiving Day w itli Mr. ami Mrs. G. E. Barringer. Aliss Mary Dollar spent the week end with her grandparents, Mr: and Mrs. J. F. Russell. Mex*i- Toe apri TVoodly Hess and Miif-es Viola, Clenimic and I,ela Love spent Sunday afternoon in Kannapo lis Aim. John Russell. Airs. Jack Boss, and Miss Willie Russell spent a white Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Airs. Catl'T)ollar. Air. and Mrs. TV. IL Rrafforil and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrsi G. F. Litaker. BROWN EVES. EASTERN NO. ELEVEN. Our school is do : rig line work under the management of Mr. Hurloeker and Miss Holland as teachers. The only trouble is non-nttendanee. Our older boys and many younger ones too. are not going to school at all, or only a part ,of the time. Parents should wake tip to the importance of keeping all-,and especially the older children in school every day. Alesdaini-s TV. N. Isenliour and I.yn PlotC visited Mrs. A. H. Litaker. Mr. ami Mrs. N. B. Krimminger visited her parents, Air.- and Airs. D. C. Cline. Miss Virginit Cline, of Mont Atnoe na Seminary, spent the day with her parents. Misses Antha and Ophie Litaker, of Kannapolis, spent the week-end at home. „ Mr. Walker and family visited his sister, • Hrs. Vance Cline, during the Thanksgiving holidays. Miss Lucile Bost, of the*Woolworth clerical force, spent Thanksgiving Day with home folks. Miss Blanche Plott returned home Wednesday, after spending several days with her brother, L. A. Plott, of Spencer. Air. Jonas Talbirt and family, Mrs B. F., Dry and children, of Concord, spent last Thursday at J). G. Host’s. Misses Beulah Biggers, of Mont Amoenn Seminary and Miss Gladys Biggers. of Concord High School, spent the week-end at their home here. Air. L. A. PlofT and ’Master Har mon Plott, of Spencer, and Alaster Buford Bost, of Concord, visited Air. and, Alrs. G. F. Plott Thanksgiving day. ■ Master Carl Isenliour returned to his home in Concord Sunday, after spending several days with bis sister, Mrs. Lynn Plott. After spending some time at his home here suffering with head and throat troubles, during which time he had his tonsils removed, E. L. Bost returned to his work in Spencer Alon day. Mr, Hampton and family. Os Kan napolis. vis : ted Airs. Hampton's uncle, M. Faggart Sunday. Air. aud Mrs. Cletus Biggers visit ed , her f&ther. Air. John Burris, of No. !l during the week-end. B. ROLTE SEVEN. TV I* are having some cold weather at this writing. Air. R. B. McDonald has his family to Concord., Aliss Treeeie Cndormnid spent a short while Friday with Air's* Lula McDonald. Air. and Mrs. David Kiser, of Char lotte, spent Saturday night with the former's grandmother. Mr-. D. M. McDonald. Mrs. S. M. Lmlorwood is improving we are glad to note , Airs. Jake Long anil children visit ed Airs, llomer Blackwelder Satur day. , Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Love spent Thanksgiving with the latter's moth er. Mrs. I). AI. McDonald. There will be services at Cold Wat er Baptist Church Kiinday, December Otli. at 2:80 o'clock. Everybody is invited. OLD ROSE. OPPOSES REDLOTION OF FEDERAL All) TO ROADS President Asked Not to Recommend Reduction in Ills Message. Greensboro, Dec. 4.—G4*)—— Calvin Coolidge, President of the I'nited States, ims been asked in a telegram by the North Carolina Motor Club, through Colemnn TV. Roberts, vige president, not to recommend any re duction in federal aid for state high ways. Air. Roberts was informed that the president will suggest, in his message to (’ogress, a reduction. The pro test against such action is under stood to be ;i 1 most nationwide, said Air. Roberts. The telegram to the chief executive follows: “Rumored that your message will suggest aid for State high ways be reduced. Sincerely hope this is untrue, because motorists in North Carolina are strong for full •‘ontinuatiou of federal highway aid. Reduction cf federal aid will be very unpopular nnd resented throughout , this whole section of the country and 1 I, implore you to ascertain the real sentiment of the nation regarding this i important matter before taking any ] action.'’ | Skyscraper Will Be Built in States- i ye vlUe. ! Statesville, Dec. 2.—The. States- , vil> luii, for many years a fami'inr i landmark here, is to give way in the ] near future to a modern $220,000 , heater and office building- The old 1 hotel is located on a beautiful lot on East Broad Street. The new- struc ture 'which is to take its place will be seven stories high, with stores and theater lobby on, the first floor, office rooms on five floors and an as sembly ball on the top floor. The theater, according to plans announc ed by C, O. Stearns, one of the lead ing promoters of this new’ enterprise, wi'l be the rear of the building and will have a seating capacity of 1200, with a- large stage. The theater has already been leased to a national ■ producing syndicate which will spend ' around $20,000 on equipment and in terior decorations. -Vr\T\ (wrjm-wiBE: I A II * INSTITUTION- I .li.renneyvo. %#* W?JLDEPARTMENT STORES 40-54 South Union Street. Co word. N. O. 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