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VOL. XXX
ROXBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, Wednesday Evening, June 18, 1913.
No. 25
CONFERENC CLOSES.
HiHsboro Selected as the Next
Meejjng Place
(Hepo- ;edr.;.tr The Courier.)
feast, after which Dr. Beaman; ROXBORO WDDI ;rG,
announced that he. was just
about ready to entertain ' a
motion to license Dr. Few to
preach, whether he was a appli-
s
irr v. - ..v. t i can: nr not as t.hpr wn tin; , -
in1 t 11 e Kuii o. tue uurnam ; Thp hnmo' nf Mr 0rq at w
ir,trlt Conferrc or lh Metho- estlon that he could beat the' 81f Mr- and Mrs. W.
Distn.t Lonitr.cc. ot tn. Metno- , ... . , E. Hambrick was the scene of
w phurch whch was hpid hprp Preichers at their own jobs. . x , .
(list cnurtn, wn cu was, new nere a uiat but beautiful wedding
hin wppIc rlnsprJ vpsfprdav Thp At tne evening service Rev. A. ,
this eek, ciosea yesteraaj. ine Monday afternoon when their
fnnpP pic-mt We'npsdavmo-n D Wllcox pastor at Louisburg . . . XT T tt
(one.eiu m-i e.uebuay mo.n , . i sihtar, Miss Nell Lin er Hester,
...siu ai i4 t-w and financial aerpnt . for T.onis- ?
ins, wiui iutf eiuer, ui. xv. t,. cea- . ; ,7 " I youngest diie-htpp nf hp loo A
MRSJOE PERSON DEAD:
Married.
'Board of Education! ' ; r- ' ! -
jjwuj, vj, " ji - uuuta uuu iu ,,
M,ss Nell Lamer hf ter ?e- DLate, ?rsday -m Satal ' Th.8 mormng at 8:45. at .the - - ... gatnrt
comwBndeof Dr..Jam:;D;.j Fe, New Mexuo, Wiide tn; home of Mrs. R. a! Noell Miss ibe 2m o thioUhfto-eattl
J. Hester, became the bride of
ti- l C burK college, delivered an illus-
man. presiumg. xvev. a. u; jfar- v t-- . .
ker. of West Durham, was elect- tea stereopticoa' address on
eA secretary. After the. appoint,. "The Value ot Women", made a
. ... stirriner annpnl anrl font n nnl-
ment 01 me umereni cummnxees y w sUi! march was rendered by -Miss
the balance of the morning and ubScribtionS for Hegter ana
the entire afternoon, business . n, 1-0,. grenade was. softly played dur-
sessions were consumed in read-' .-" "Clc,in3. the
lag the written reports of the rea aQUe to Dy toe sm
Dr. Jame3 D. Cotjhran, of Fay-Jioite for a visit tDcalifornia and
etteville. Mandelshon's weddinV Alaska. r
Ael:gram annoin.ing th's un
expected occurence was received
at .4. o'clock Thursd y after noon
IOUte tO alltorflla. TJll Nnlt W3S. msPPio-l n Mn
Charloite, June 13. Mrs. Jce;T- a Markham. It was a quiet
f crn- discoverer of ;Mrs. Joe!home weIding, oiLlyv members of
Xorthj Carolna's best known and
rr.o'st ie;p3Ctsd women, died siid
enly 01' ap Dp. exy Thursday in
fan;a Fe, New Mexico, - whila en
pastors, rnese reports were
of a splendid quartet composed
, . , .of Revs. A. Li' and J. M. Ormnnd.
very optimistic ana snowea tnat '
great progress was being made.'4- J- 1arker and A. S.: Parker,
Thursday morning Dr. S. B. an3 eo:os by Miss Beaman and
Turpentine, president of Greens- Mlss Annie R Parker- Tnis Iast
boro college for Women; Rev. J. named tf nt.ed ouaS ?
M. Rhodes, nresident of Littleton naobtelly, one of the best mu-
, 11 -o t o sicians and sweetest singers in!
X cilia ic viicc 9 ivcvi xj. o. xtxcxo-
see, editor of the Christian Advo- 1 e State
4. tit Tir tj vv r- 11 Roxboro has been greatly be-
cate, and M. W. Brabham, field
r itl a o v, i nefite3 by the . conference and
secretary of the Sunday School
., , j . . will welcome its return.
Board, were introduced to the
conference and each ably pres- , . , . Ci , ...... D
, . ... . i Thinks Maior Stedman Will Be
ented the institution or caus& .J. .
which he represented. Mr. Bra-;
bham conducted a question box Sydney C. Chambers and Chax
and showed that two Sunday man R. P. Reade, of the Demo
fechools in the District Trinity cratic County Executive Commit
at Durham and Burlington-had tee of Durham, spent Friday in
reached the standard of efficien- -Washington. , 5 isM
ev and were entitled to a certi- . "I do not believe there is, any
ficate. . ... doubt about Major Stedman t)e-
At the afternoon session Dr;&g returned to Corigres 3 at &e
W. P. Few, Messrs: R.J Aliens,
D. B. Camer on and W. K. - HahiVMr; iaqycupg aw
riek were elected delegates topblitis. Th peofef le
the annual conference. Hills-" tfi2t?ihoo1ighiympath
boro was selected as the place to him in the hard struggle he has
hold the next District Conferen- had in choosing between friends'
ce. Dr. Few presented Dr. Bea- in selecting the large number of
man with a handsome fountain postmasters he was calle upon
pen inlaid with silver as a token to fill and what little personal
of appreciation on behalf of feeling there is against him just
members of the conference. now will soon wear off.
At 8 o'clock each evening, 6.30 kI do not befcve Senator Over
and 11.30 each morning devoti- man will have any opposition,"
onal services were held. The -continued Mr. Reade. '-There
6.30 a. m., services were of some- nave been a number of caridi
what a revival nature and were dates mentioned to make the
all Loniu-ted by Rev. A. D. Wil- race against him but when the
cox, and despite the iaclBment xm3 comes, 1 believe they will
weather and early hour were all see they, are foredoomed to
fairly well attended.,. defeat and back out." .
Thursday morning at 11.30 the
zenith of the conference was BANK OF ROXBORO,
reached, when Dr. Few delivered CAPITAL $25,000.00
an address on education and' Undivided Profits $13,503.00
Trinity college. This was both Resources a quarter of one mil-
m intellectual and spiritual lion dollars.
present. y-r- , l ' . , . -
I he parlor wners the ceremony
was performed, was beautifully
cezorated with . ferns and other
potted plants. The, ring cere
mony which was performed by
Rev. D. F. Putnam was used. The
f bridal couple entered to , the
t trains ov the: weddings -march,
all claims fori the present school
year. All who -have claims are,
requested to present: them on'
that day-for payment as it is .
very, necessary 'that; all claims'
ce settled, and not4 to co -over
t o the next school year, -; ;
E ( . G. F. Holloway, , . " "
' ' . Co'iTj'ty "Supt.
Roxboro. N." c!, ;
June 16tK 1913. , " -'
St. John's Day Celebration.
ceremony. The wedding
vows were taken before Rev. E.
M. Snipes, pastor of the bride.
M.ss Hester, maid of Honor,
was attired in pale piUe charm
eu,3e and lace and carried pink
Killamey roses.
The bride's gown was brocad
ed crepe meteor with hand em
bio.dery and real laqe. Her bou
quet was bride's roses and a
shower of lillies of the valley.
The bride comes from one of
Person's first and most substan
tial families and is an excellent
and acomplished young lady.
The groom is a prominent phys
ician of Fayetteville and Is to
be congratulated upon his good
o.tune ia winnin? his bride.
Mess. Carver's Sell Their Livsiy
Business.
fies?. Joe H. Carver & Son have
ild their livery business to Mr.
LA. P. Clayton. Pcssibx there has
jpas never Deen a , livery ousiness
here which has enjoyed a larger
business than Mess. Carver &
Son, and it was deserved, for
they were always polite and at
tentive, making friends of all
heir customers. While they
have disposed of their livery bu
siness they still maintain their
sales stables and will at all times
keep on hand a good lot of stock
anl coidial y invite those want
ing good horses and mules, eith
er Tor driving riding or farming,
io call upon them at their same
by 'iirs Person's son, Mr. Rufus! wh'"h WaS reMerff- Mis! At Oxrord, N.' Tuesday, June '
atewonhJiTej bn Wsfam,!'11?611, wee? f, ' the. brWe. (24 1913; Special . trains, low;.
iear thi3 citr J AUC11UC wao uc81ju m a go- ruuuu irip viav, aoutnern Kail-
Mrk. Parson lelt Chailotte last iaZ;? costume carrying a W opecmi trams from Ral
Satuay for thi. Western trip ot bribes Wses M0W. g afQ $
and .was joined at Hickory by er or sweet PeiS- Immediately Durham 8.25 a., m.. Si nn'. An.
fL.
her sister at the last and who 'a-ter the ceremony the couple r.ye at Oxford 9.53, a. m.. Leave
sent the telegram announcing-her took the southbound train ' and Ox prd returning 5.3 D p. m. Rat-
aeathl i spend the. hoaey., moon at es and schedules in same propor- '
rrl , v. . 'the sea shor-p aftpp whinh lion ir3m al intermediate points
Ther new3 of her passiag will lutJ &ed snore, a iter wmcn they JO JONES
one as a shock to Mrs. Pers:ns wiU be anoma in Durham. Traveling Passenger A gt.,
ho.smds of friends throughout Raleigh, N. C.
he. s.tate. She would have been - .
!3 tb old oa July 8 but had nn t U wmn 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II J i'l'i i i'i'iuw
.fc apthe. vigorous, interested in
everything about her. Membersv
o her family knew however, t hat
or three or four months her
. eal h tad been somewhat pre
various, andit wa3 hoped that
travel;, would , prove beneficial.
Svi .ehtly it proved, however, too
jfieit a tax on her strength.
Arrnless Girl Does Things. . f
Pbpular Mechanic's Magazine.
A remarkabb demonstrat on of,
the control the mind has over the
tody is provided by Miss-Kattie
M. Smith an armless Chisago
girl, who uses her feet to do the
xh ngs the average person ac-
omplishes with the hands. So,
adept has Miss Smith become
that she makes cabinets, book
cases, desks, and like furniture,
usin? with ski 1 all the necsssary
tools, su3h as saws, chisel Cp lane
etc. In nai ing however, she us-
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The Maslprpipre of Mr R E. Olds? who has liad 26
years experience in building Motor Cars-'
Wp have jusi, received a shipment of these cars.
Come and see them.
LONG MOTOR, CAR CO.
Distributors Hudson, Reo, Hupmobiles.
es a hatchet instead of hammer,
old stand, where they will guar-1 as the shape of the former is
antee satisfaction. They want tetter adapted for a tight clutch vH "m4.'H'
4 v. -t- xi I-l-j. . ji j if!r.n ov:4-Vi . : : V
i i lie puuiiu tu nuuw LiiixL mey j Deiweeu iut5 lUCS, lriiso oiuitu. aiou ' . j ; ;
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REMEMBER
10.
IS H E AD QUARTERS
for Screen Doors, "Screen windows,
Screen wire, &c. -' . '
have .appreciated their patron
age and will spare no pains to
merit a continuance.
Daniels For Governor.
tket.hes with pen and pen:il, do4
e ex.etent needl3 work, andus-
ies a typewriter ' for her corres
Ipondence. The da ly task of
j n,akn , a toilet, in lading briish
! es her teeth and washes her face,
' s done with comparative ease.
h3 ivato an adept gardner, us
ing all ordinary implements with
.he: t03s, ia th3 girdsn of the
Lome for disabldd children, which
the has found at May wood,
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a
Danish Flag Day Orator.
Cream Freezers,
Water Coolers. '
For Real"
Refrigerators and
Values
in
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Long, B
Richmond Times-Dispatch,
Men who cliim to be close to
the heart of political moves in
ISorth CarDdna have brought to
Eijhmond withii the past ew
days the statement that Joseph
us Daniels. Secretary v of the
Navy, may be the next Democra- Cnica0 suburbt
Viz nomiuee for Governor without
a oarty strusrerle. It must, be
said to the credit of Secretary Lo3ion, Mass, June 14. Secre
Daniels, however that he has not tary of Navy Daniels was the or
Leen engineering the campaign, ator at Flag Day exercises here
which makes the situation all today. Prior to Secretary Dan
the more complimentary, and iels' address there was a parade
shows that his people are begin- of sailors, soldiers and militia.
ning to appreciate what he has Secretary Daniels pointed to New
done to thrown the "national England's love of country as a
tpotliiht upon the Old yNorttu model to the rest of America. He
State. . v ; lauded the memory of Paul Re-
vere and said: "There are scor-
Declares Women Don't Want to es of Paul vRevere3 in the South
Vote. 1 . and West equally as brave.
Tuscola, ir., June 13."Women "The flag,'', he said, a proud
don't want the right to vote,' conession to the world, in eloqu
commeniedv "Uncle Jce' Cannon, speech of symbolism of prin-
.. li.- .-inlps : faith and historv'of. a
regai uiug iue legieiatui ts o '.'.(,'' oii" i;r'f7 7 : .- . ; - ,
Bound
to
Bar
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tion in' -granting them the voting nation. It is the ideal of a coun- . . .
Brivilege. "If - the 1-proposition : try Written in betters or , glory ; .i
What's the price of this silk?" asked .
a deaf old lady :6f a young shopman. .
Seven shillings, " .was the reply, : ,
' 'Seventeen .shillings! " she exclaimed. :
'Til give you: thirteen."
' 'Only seven 3hillings, ma'am, is xthe '
price of the silk, " replied .the . honest
young shopman.
"Oh., seven shillings! " rejoined the lady
sharply. "Well, Til give you five." -
The above is copied from The Youth's
Companion and reminds us so forciblv of -
the' way that many of our : people -try to
I drive bargains that we reproduce 'it. IT'S
i poor way: to trade. As soon as this is
found to be your method there are those
I : who will fix the prices so they -can be cut
t to your offer. Better trade with reliable
J, people who hav3 honest prices and;meth-
1 1 I'll iV - v. . - , - , ,
oas ana. suckco xnem.
was put. to,a vote. among. womeu po a .
of'the 'State it 4 would-be lost V by Ithat ideal Is eeisd tin butrthe,;;;::
hftythousandli ?A -rnbrV rvid' OS' i
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; We can Jurnish the '' tobacco, "Summer, soft Igooda: for'cool;
planters.- .; : : V comfortable dresses at all prices-
v. ;. s Long Bradsher & Co.- at Berman & Lipsmtzs.
WE CLOSE AT 7 O'CLOCIC P., r.i:
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