September 3, 1926
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ICORRESPONPENCB
MISSION.
Thf health of this community is
very good at present.
Mrs. Adam Almond is improving
very fast. \
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mason and little
son, of Concord, visited friends in
Mission Sunday.
Misses Elsie and Carrie Smith
spent Sunday afternoon with Miss
Cleonia Crayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mann and lit i
tie daughter, of Stanfield, visited Mrs.'
” Some
| . Fellows
; look around
‘ at their
neighbors’
j houses to
! help them
J decide which
I! is the best
|! shingle for
| re-roofing
I their own.
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I Before you look
jl let us give you
of! a list,of
| your neighbors
who have
re-roofed for
the last time
with
Johns-Manville
Rigid Asbestos
Shingles.
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L. L. Morrison
Lumber Co.
Phone 670
A BLESSING TO SUF
FERING HUMANITY
Charlotte Man Says, “I Feel That I Ought to Recommend This
Medicine.” r
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MR. a. P. M ULLINOX * J“1
1 bad suffered for three years with
indigestion, constipation and was in
a badly run down condition. Every
thing that I ate seemed to hurt me.
Aly food would sour and gas form a
few hours after eating until I was in
misery. It got so bad I was afraid to
eat and I was losing weight and
getting into a badly run down con
dition. I couldn’t rest because of the
stuffy chocking feeling. I felt as if I
would smother. Losing my rest this
way I would rise abost as tired as
when I went to bed and hardly dar
ing to tut I would go to work with
my stomach sore and aching. I was
tr tabled with constipation and it
kept getting worse. I was taking
something practically every day.
I tried many medicines, in fact I
wns.taking one when I heard of this
\ herb extract known as HERB
yilOE. Non* of them seemed to
Delia Mann Sunday.
T. F. Rowland and daughtei, Min- j
nie, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Harkey ai d j
children, spent Sunday in Kannapolis
with friends.
Miss Flora Eudy and brother, Law- i
son, spent the week-end in the home j
of Mr. Hr D. Crayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hatley moved :
into their new home last Saturday.
They lost their home and ail tbeir
household goods some time ago in n
fire. Mr. and Mrs. Hatley will never
forget the kindness of their relatives
and friends.
Little Miss Ruby Crayton, of Al
. bemarle, spent last week with her
. grandparents, Me. and Mrs. H. D.
Crayton.
Misses Minnie Almond and Sarah
Page, of Kannapolis, spent the week
end with home folks.
SMILES.
HARRISBURG ROUTE 3.
This section has been blessed with
fine rains for the last few weeks.
Zeb Stafford took his vacation last i
; week. 1
Will Sossamon, of Virginia, was
visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Bing
’ ham last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, Mr. and
. Mrs. Helms, of Union county, spent
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. M. G.
Beard.
Mr. Boone, of Belhaven, Mrs. Mil
ton, of Davidson, and Mrs. Myers, of
High Point, spent Monday with Mrs.
T. S. Beard.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, Mr. and
Mrs. Thompson were visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Martin fielder Sunday. . \
Mr. and Mrs. Carson, of Gastonia,
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
A. IV. Alexander.
LOCUST.
P. E. Tucker is erecting n new barn.
Elder D. S. Jones will begin n sing
ing school tonight (Monday) at the
Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones are spend
ing some time* in South Carolina.
Miss Mildred Turner, of Concord,
spent a few days last week here at
her grand-fathers.
Miss Belle Hayes left Thursday for
her home at Hope Springs, after avis
it of a week here with her sister, Mrs.
D. G. Turner.
Miss Selma Austin has returned
from a visit to friends in Concord and |
Kannapolis.
Mrs. L. A. Helms and children of j
Concord, spent part of last week here
with her mother, Mrs. M. A. Osborne.
Mrs. Cloud, of Monroe, a niece of
Mr. and Mrs, R. S. Smith, spent last
week here in their home.
Mrs. Cora Starnes Drake was mar
ried in Albemarle Saturday to Lon
Aycock, of Cabarrus.
Clyde Honeycutt and sister, Ora Lee
left Monday for Wingate, where they
have enrolled in the college.
Mr. and Mrs. Brantley Burleyson,
Misses Delphia and Belle Burleyson,
of St. Martin’s Church section, were
Sunday visitors at N. W. Honey
cutt’s.
Leslie Slmrington and Edward Bar
tholomew of Louisburg were guests
Friday night of Mr. and Mrs. D. G.
Turner. The young men were re
turning from a week's stay at Ashe
ville.
Tlie Mission Study Course conduct
ed here Inst week by Mrs. Connell,
was a great success in many ways, al
though not largely attended. One re
sult was the organization of a Girls'
Auxiliary, a Royal Ambassador and
a Sunbeam Band. a
The Union meeting held Friday and
Saturday was unusually good. Much
praise was given Rev. Mr. West on
help me much ano I was really just
about discouraged when my wife
heard about this medicine and urged
me to try it.
I can truthfully say that it helped
me. The very first bottle gave me re
lief and as soon os it was gone I
sent for another one. I am much
better in so short a' time. It works
my bowels regularly. The soreness
has gone out of my stomach. I can
Ue down and rest and when I get up
I feel good. My appetite is better and
the food doesn’t hurt me. This is the
best mediciue"that 1 ever got hold of.
It is a blessing to people who suffer
is I did and I feel that I ought to
recommend It.
Mr. Mullinox ia a popular and
; well known milt man, residing at
; 807 Mint street, Charlotte. ,
For sale bj Gibson Drug Store.
| the introductory sermon. Ail the
j talks were inspiring. An out of the
j ordinary interesting feature was the
announcement of the coming marriage
lof Miss Minnie Herrin to Fletcher
j Lambert. |
I These young pjeople have dedicated j
j their lives to" the work of the Master
and will go as fore gn missionaries
just as soon as away opens for them.
P.
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FAITH.
Mrs. Settle Peoler, matron of Naza
reth Orphans Home, is having a two
weeks' 'vacation and is spending the
time here with home folks.
Rev. A. O. Leonard and family, of
Lexington .are spending the week-end
with home folks.
Mr. B. T. Andrews, of Winter
Fla., is here visiting his parents.
Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Andrews, for sev
eral days.
We attended the Home Coming at
Organ Church Sunday. There was a
large crowd present. The dinner ta
ble was seventy steps long and was
filled with the best the country nffords.
The good ladies can sure set a fine ta
ble, Rev. Mr. Fullenwider returned
thanks. everybody enjoyed the
fine dinnen Mrs. Chas. Barger had a
fine cake on the table. Mandn Kluttz
had a fine cake and Mrs. W. A. Cas
per had a fine cake. Mrs. L. N.
Brown had some fine damson custards,
Mrs. D. M. Baker had some fine apple
pies. Mrs, Shirley Overcash had fine
pies nnd cakes.
At Organ Church we met Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Fesperman and three chil
dren. He has the prettiest young lady
for his wife you ever saw, and a beau
tiful new home.
Here are the names of several oth
ers we met at Organ Church: Prof. R.
A. Goodman, Newberry College, S. C.,
Charles O. I*. Trexler. Rev. Paul Mil
ler, Rev. J. H. C. Fisher, Rev. George
Cox, Rev. .T. A. B. Goodman, of
Mooresville, Mr. and Mrs, Charley
Moose and four children, J. D. Heilig,
and those pretty -twin girls, Maggie
Shaver and Lottie Shaver, of near
Zion Church.
Here are some others we met at Or
gan Church, that said they read Ve
nus' items in the paper: Mrs. W. T.
Busby. Mrs. Emmont Thompson, Ger
trude Thompson, the prettiest girl in
North Carolina , and Sugar Lady
[ Thompson. Chas. S. Heilig, member
j of Mr. Fullenwider's Church in Salis
-1 busy, all fine good looking people,
Paul Bnrger, Salisbury, T. H. Rine
hardt, the good old blacksmith Lela
Coley, Rockwell, Mrs. N. B. Allison,
Greensboro, N. C., John Robinson,
Salisbury.
Venus lost his spectacles in a fold
ing case Thursday evening in the
street in front of the Salisbury Post
printing office and will give anyone
50 cents that finds them and leaves
! them at the office of the Evening Post.
Here are the. names of some pret
ty girls we met at Organ Church Sun
day : Jessie Shuping, Ester Shuping,
Roxie Shuping and Lena Shive.
Here is what was on the register at
Organ Church : No. on roll 355 J at
tendance n year ago today
tendance today 204; offering a J*eaf
ago today $6.10; offering today $11.27.
There is one kind or vegetable that
grows in the garden and field ell over
the United Stales, that if one will eat
a full dinner of it nnd nothing else it
will make him feel good for several
days. We know because we have
tried it ourself. Will tell anyone what
it is for four cents in postage stamps,
and you will sure be glad you found it
out and you can eat a mess of it ev
ery week or two.
We sent another box of home-made
eczema cure salve to Honolulu Satur
day and the postage was 80 cents.
They like it and sent for more.
We saw people from all parts of the
country at Organ Church Sunday.
Some told us they read our items in
the Concord Times and others said
they read our '.items in other papers.
VENUS.
RIMER.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sifford, of Con
cord, visited at Mr. John Sifford’s
Sunday.,
Miss Delia Buekwell and Clarence
and Dock Buekwell spent Saturday
and Sunday with their brother, M. B.
Buekwell.
The Luther League of Prosperity
E. L. Church was chaperoned Ijy Mr.
and Mrs. IV. A. Sifford to Rocky Riv
er on a picnic Saturday evening, Aug
ust 28th. A picnic supper and ice
cream was served. All reported a
nice time.
Miss Ruby Dry, of No. 5, spent a
few days last week with her cousin,
Miss Viola Safrit.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown Host visited
here Sunday.
Mr. Walter Hkrkey and family vis
ited Julius Barrier Sunday.
Don’t forget the Old Soldiers’ Re
union at Rimer Friday, September
4th. Everybody come. You are wel
come. B. J 3.
ROBINSON.
Wilson Eudy and Miss Willie May
Wilson motored to South Carolina on
August 15th and were married. Mr.
Eudy is the oldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. L. Eudy and is one of the
former guards on the' chain gang camp.
Their many friends wish them a long
and happy life.
Miss Levinia Eudy spent last week
with Miss Beatrice Hager, near Hun
tersvile.
Misses Beatrice Ruth Hager, Li
vinia, Beulah, Velma and Lula Eudy
and Robert Eudy and Walter Hager
spent a short while at the chain gang
camp Sunday evening.
The Robinson Christian Endeavor
Society gave a very interesting pro
gram Sunday night with Miss Lillian
Browley as leader.
Miss Lula Blggers has returned
home after spending some time at the
summer school in Boone.
Many friends were surprised when
the wedding of narvey McCombs and
Miss Pattie Johnson was announced.
Their many friends wish them a long
and successful life.
, M. L. Eudy spent bis vacation at
home last week. He is one of the
guards at the Biggers camp. He re-j
turned to his work Monday morning.'
Rev. Mr. Stafford gave an inter
esting sAmon Sunday morning at
Robinson Church, the pastor, Rev. J.
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
C. McGee, being absent.
Mrs. Mattie Stafford and daughter,'
Miss Jennie Stafford and Mrs. Jennie {
Teeter have returned home after 1
spending the summer at Brushy moun
| tains.
| BROWN EYED FABM GIRL.
i' IVINECOFF.
( Tlie City Union Epworfh League
meeting will be held at Mt. Olivet on
1 Friday n '*kt, September 3, at
. I Children's Day services will be held
Sunday, September sth, at 11 o’clock
, a. m. at Mt. Olivet. Everybody is
I cordially invited to attend.
The Mt. Olivet Junior Miss'onary
I Society will meet at the hotne of Mrs.
|C. J. Goodman next Friday afternoon
,j at 3 o’clock. The mothers are invit
■ ed to be present at this meeting.
I The Woman's Missionary Society
met with Mrs. R. A. Caldwell last
| Wednesday afternoon. Miss Janet
Stroud had charge .of the program,
which was very instructive. After
the server a delicious ice course was
served by Mrs, Caldwell, assisted by
Miss'Kate Foil.
The Missionary Society of Trinity
Reformed Church met with Mrs. John
W. Cook Wednesday afternoon at 3
o’clock.
The play “The Path Across the
Hill," given by The IVinecoff Educa
tional Club, was splendidly rendered
and enjoyed by a well filled house. The
sum of $50.20 was realized.
Mrs. J. A. Stroud and Miss Janet
Stroud spent the week-end at tlie home
of Mr. and Mrs. James Stroud near
Statesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Litaker spent
the week-end with Mrs. Litnkers par
ents, at Albemarle.
James Morrison spent Saturday
night with his sister, Mrs. Brad
Stroud.
Mrs. E. J. IVinecoff and children
spent Friday with Mrs. Walter Rum
ple. of the New Bethpage Commun
ity.
Mr. and Mrs. S. IV. Cook and chil
dren spent a few hours Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hartsell of
Charlotte.
Mrs. Roy Cline is visiting relatives
in Lexington, j
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Earnhardt and
children spent Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. S. IV. Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. J. IV. .Litaker and
family visited relatives in Albemarle
Sunday.
Mrs. A. E. Litaker has been right
sick for the pnst week.
Mrs. B. L. Umberger suffered an at
tack of appendicitis recently.
Mrs. Maggie Dayvault visited at
the homes of Mr. and Mrs. IV. M.
Patterson and Mr- and Mrs. Hugh
Goodman last week.
Stanley Godby, of Virginia, spent
the week-end at the home of B. L. Um
berger.
Miss Marie Winecoff spent a few
days last week with Miss Louise
Earnhardt near Center Grove Church.
Little Arthurine IVinecoff has been
siek for several days with tonsilitis.
Mrs. Laura Misenheimer and Ed
Miseiiheimcr spent Sunday at the
Ignne ol Mr. and Mrs. S. IV. Cook.
Dick 'Caldwell, of Charlotte,
is visiting at the home of his unele,
R. O. Caldwell.
Mrs. IV. S. Ritchie and Miss An
nie Mae Ritchie spent Thursday with
Mrs. Fred Goodman.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rumple and
family spent Saturday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. IVinecoff.
Mrs. Ida Graham is visiting her
aant, Mrs. IV. F. Goodman, of Con
cord.
Mrs. A. W. Winecoff and three
children spent Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. S. W. Winecoff, of Kannapolis.
Mrs. C. J. Goodman and little
daughter, Marie, spent the week-end
in Charlotte with Mr. and Mrs. Mack
McClellan.
Miss Gladys Goodman spent Sun
day night with Miss Margie Barringer
in Mt. Pleasant.
Master Victor Goodman spent last
week with his grandmother, Mrs. Tina
Johnson, near Mooresville.
NEWS REPORTER.
BOSTIAN CROSS ROADS.
The health of this community is
pretty good at this writing.
It has been several days since Hap
py has written any news. We all
just have come back from a trip to
Norfolk, Va. I tell you there is
something to see out there. We vis
ited n number of places, the first be
ing the Virginia Beach. There were
lots of people in bathing. At the
Ocean View won a much better place
to see thf ocean and to see the peo
ple in bathing and there were lots of
other things to enjoy yourself with.
We all took a good old ride on the
Leap the Dip. Happy and his part
ner, G. C. Castor, rode on the second
seat. Mr. Castor swallowed his chew
of tobacco the first dip it made and
the second dip it made his hair turn
white. We all took a ride on the
old mill stream which wns hard to
beat. We all visited the City Park.
There were .all kinds of animals to
see. monkeys, bears, rattlesnakes, alli
gators, pretty birds of all kinds. We
visited the old soldiers home which
was the prettiest place we saw.
There were lots of old soldiers there.
We all visited the old Fort. Mr.
Hellard, of that place, took ns all ov
er it and showed us everything about
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it. There were two large guns there •
that are 42 feet long. It cost S4OO
each time one is fired. It takes 400
pounds of powder to load it one. The
shell weighs 1070 pounds.
There were lots of other things that
iwe saw there. We all visited the
Navy Yard where they work on big
steamers. There we met one of our
Faith boys. Myron Frick. Happy had
a long talk with him. There weye
several other places we visited. There
is something to see all over in the.
town of Norfolk. We stayed at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Miller,
of tfiis place, and enjoyed it very
much. Mr. and Mrs. Miller surely are
fine, clever people. We want to
thank them for their kindness towards
us while staying with him. We did
not have any trouble at all on the trip.
IVe drove something over 806 miles
in our cars and had lots of fun to
gether. The best riding that we had
was on the steamer across tlie big
river. •
The big ice cream party mat was
held at Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rrtz’ .
home Saturday night. August 28, was
a good one. Everybody had a good
lively time. There was a large crowd
there. The Happy Trex String Band
was there and gave them some music.
Mr. Thomas Leazer, of near Faith,
has got cotton open for over a week.
If anyone can beat that trot it out. ,
Happy has been having plenty of
persimmon custard to eat. Come on,
Venus. Can you beat this?
Mr. Eli Sifford and Miss Pauline
Fraley, of Faith, were married sev
eral days ago. We all wish for them
a long and happy life together. Come
to see Happy.
The Morgan reunion will be held at
the Morgan Cross Roads Thursday,.
September 2, beginning at 10 o'clock.
The Happy Trex string band will be
there to furnish the music for the
crowd. Everybody is welcome to:
come and bring a well filled basket of!
dinner.
Watermelons are the go along now
■in this community. Happy has lots I
of them along now.
There were several families from!
Faith that took a big trip into the I
mountains last week. They said they I
all did have a good t ; me.
The Rev. G. O. Ritchie, of Faith !
E. L. Church preached a splendid ser
mon Sunday, August 29th.
There was a large crowd at the,
home coming day at Organ E. L. i
Church Sunday. August 29th. There j
were lots of people from Salisbury j
and other places present. The good i
near the table was 125 feet long and |
four feet wide, and it was filled from
ladies surely did put out a fine din
one end to the other with all kinds
of good things to eat.
The Happy Trex string band
wanta to thank the good people of the
Stallings Memorial Baptist Church
for their kindness and for the good
collectiton that they gave us and also
for the good (nipper and watermelon
at their picnic..
TBe Charity Club, of Salisbury No. I
1, will meet in the Jr. O. A. M. hall
next Sunday afternoon, September]
sth, at 4 o’clock. The president wants
all the ladies to come out to this meet
ing with the men. This club is ex
' pecting to have a picnTc on one Sat
; urday evening and they want Happy
and his band to furnish some music
for them, so we truly hope that th?
: ladies will turn out In a big number
; at this meeting.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Sloop, of Kan
napolis, both are wearing a big smile
—it is a big girl, born August 25th.
! Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilson and
| little son, of East Spencer, Mr. and
! Mrs. J. E. Wambles and little daugh
i tec, of Chestnut Hill, all were wel
come visitors at Happy’s home Sun
j day evening, August 29th. We all
| had plenty of watermelons and hon
[ey to eat and had some music and
I lotß of fun together.
Happy and family visited Mr. and
I Mrs. H. E. Shoe, near Ebeneser E. L.
i Church Sunday evening, August 29.
| Also Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shoe and
! family visited there.
| Happy and family visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Sloop, of China Grove, on
August 30th.
From your old frierid.
v happy.
EASTERN NO. 11.
After visiting relatives in Stanfield
and in No. 11 township, Mrs. Ada '
Saunders and little daughters, Lena
and Sadie have returned to their,
j home in No. 8.
I S. L. Boot and family spent awhile
I Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G: F. Piott.
] Mr. and Mrs. Everett L. Boat
PAGE THREE
spent the week-end at his father’s, D.
G. Bost.
Mrs. Beulah Biggers, of Kannapo
lis, spent last Sunday here with home
folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klutt* and lit,
tie son, William, visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Lefler during.,
the week-end.
Frank Piott and children, Heiain
1 and Norman, and Mrs. S. L. Bost
and daughter, Margaret, visited
awhile Saturday afternoon at the
latter's father’s, G. F. Piott.
Miss Florence Whitley has r*-<
turned to her home here, after spend-
I ing a week in Kannapolis with her
sister, Mrs. W. D. Hartsell. ~ £gj
I Mr. ani| Mrs. Lewis Piott and son,
Hurnian, of Spencer, spent the day .
with his father recently.
Robert Bost, of Statesville, visited
• his uncle, D. G. Bost, during thw £
week.
1 The second week of a protracted |
meeting is in progress at Cold
! Springs Church. Although the church
i is one of the largest country churches,
it is filled to its capacity every night.
Many from our immediate neighbor
hood are attending the meet regular- •
iy.
An interesting meeting closed at
Miami Church last Sunday. Eighteen
persons who joined the church during
the meeting were baptised in the riv- M
,er at Boat Mills Monday. Jfc
»! Some people’s gifts are governed by
. their means. Others by their memn-r-...^