',1 ,- . Noell Bros., PropriT" ' - " HjlilMI ' ' 1 '$LOQfeiYearlnd: VOL. XXXII ROXBORO, NQRTH CAROLINA, Wednesday Evening December 15, 1915 Number:50 Automobile Turns Turtle Arid Burns. On last Wednesday evening Dr. K;iipn nenry Ba.ynes started jor mi b uuiuunwu ana . When just outside of the town . nmiLMiis rwu faunae turneu turtle, caught nre and every thing which was of burning na ture was destroyed by re. ,Dr. Sa ynes was caught under the -nK-hine and. was painfully, though not seriously, burned. Harris Woody. Mr. John E. Harris and Miss Mary Woody took their friends in - u prise and were married ves- terJa.v evening at the home of the bride's mother near Bethel Hill. ; The leremony was performed by Kev. y. A. Beam. Only a few of the immediate members of the family being present. Death of An Infant. On Nov. 25, the. death Angel visited our town and claimed as its victim Lennie Otto Tatum, the fourteen day old infant of Mr. and o'clookthere will be a welcome Mrs. '. S.' Tatum. He was the de-1 service at the Methodist Church, light of his parents, and will be 1 in which all of the churches in sadly missed. Weep not Jor he is j the town will take part, conse safe in the arms of Jesus, where quently there will not be any he can spend time, and eternity ! services at any of the other without pain. Rev. D. F. Putnam conducted the burial services. May God1 bless and comfort the sorrowing ones, in their sad bereavement. An Aunt. s Let Hi s Frove 'it to Some people claim td" buy goods cheaper than others, but our experience has been that the other fellows dollar is just as good as our dollar and no one carries over 100 cents value. We mean by tins that we buy goods just as cheap as anybody and the .reason we save ycu money is, we are satisfied on a smaller margin of profit. Make your next bill with us and we will prove it. WE BOUGHT ONE OF THE BEST AND LARGEST LINES OF GOAT SUITS EVER BROUGHT TO ROXBORO AND IF YOU WANT THIS FALL'S STYLES, WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. Dont loose sight of the fact that we will also save yuu money on Dress Goods. MORION & SATTERFIELDS j New Stpres in Post Office Building J 0 iiwvvw uwwvmvw wvmvwwwUMi To Select Your Christ mas Gifts come to Hardware Store For this year you should give somethtng useful. We have a nice line' of Carvers, a full stock of 1847 Rogers : Silver ware, Roasters and Aluminum ware. Any of these will bfe appreciated by the women ati4or the men and boys, pocMlkiiiyes, Razors, Razor Straps Gu and shells!. Gome to: us andmake- your gift worth while. For this year will be appreciated Long, mmsner m New Trustees for Graded Sceool. At a meeting of the Town Com- missioners on last Monday night the following Trustees of the Graded School were elected: S. u. Winstead, W. A. Sergeant and T. J. Hatchett, for a term of three years; J. S. Walker and W. H. Harris, for a term of two years, and L. M. Carlton and W. H. Long for a term of one year. This election took place in ac cordance with an act of the last Legislature changing the mode of election, doing away with the for mer perpetual mode of electing. The above board is composed of some of the best men in the town, men who have the educa- tional interest of the town and County to heart, and if they will only give a small part of their time to this work entrusted them the schools will prosper they should. to as Welcome Service. On next Sunday evening at 7 churches for the" evening. The new pastor, Rev. Mr. Dowd will be welcomed, not only to the Methodist church, but . to the town and it is hoped a large con- gregati on will attend. ur lou o they ANGLOF RENCH SOLDIER CROSS GREEK BORDER urn The Germans Claim Two Divis ions Were Nearly. Annihilated. Will Teutons Invade Greece?; London, Dec. 13. The, British i and French troops have ' su'cess; fully carried out their retirement 1 1 from Serbia across the Grek frontier, and by an arrangement with the Greek government a clear road has been left for thegcn to fall back on Saloniki, whichfis being organized as a base. t The German official report bf today claims that ' approximate) J two English divisions were annihi lated" during the retirement, bt this is considered here an exag geration. Accounts from Athens and Saloniki say the retreat wjis carried out in an orderly manner and without heavy losses. By te destruction of railway bridges afld roads, and by stubborn rearguard actions, in one of which two com panies of the Inniskilling regiment, i sacrificed themselves to save their comrades, the Bulgarians were kept at a fairly safe distance. ! The questin now arises wheth er the Bulgarians and Austro- Germans intend to follow the Bri tish and French tro ps into Greece; and what action the Greek gov ¬ ernment will take should they do so. The impression gained from dispatches emanating in Athens is that neither the Bulgarians nor the Turks, who'also are reported to have arrived near the frontier, would be welcomed in" Greece, and that, therefore, if it k been decided to follow the entente a!- o.y.Ausinans anq uermans. t However, with the railway de stroyed, it may be some days be fore Greece is called upon to take action, and by that time the Anglo-French forces should be safe in the defenses of Saloniki and un der the guns of their ships. The remnants of the Serbian army are still resisting the Aus trians and Bulgarians in Albania while the Austrians are making very slow progress in their efforts to overwhelm Montenegro, where heavy fighting continues. t Only small actions have taken ir A . a -i place on the eastern and western J frcnfcs. On the Gallipoli peninsula a full of snow is impeding the op erations, although the entente al lied ships keep things lively for the Turks, whose attempt at an of fensive List week seems to have failed. A British official reports says that the Turkish attacks at Kut-el-Amara, where British reinforce ments are arriving, have been re pulsed. The attacks were made from all sides, but the British po sition was so strong that the Turks were unable to make any impres sion on it. Two Blind Tigers Caught. On Monday Deputy R. W. Morris, accompanied by Collector Lifsey, Cash and Gates went down near Helena and captured a still of about 40 gallons capacity and also took in two of the men, a white boy named Ruth Ashley and Gus Mitchell, colored. There was another man at the still but he succeeded in out running the officers and made his escape. Those who ljke their Christmas cup say they do not think Bob is doing the proper thing in destroy ing all of the stills just at this time, as they fear the Christmas cnnnlv will be cut too short. However,; Sheriff Thompson and Bob Morcis are made of the right bfnflP and if arv tvrn men in the County can jfut a istop to this blind tiger business tney can and will. ' . . Shoes, Shoes, Shoes, see Hugh ,L vljee Memorial Highway J On last Wednesday at 2 o'clock Col. Benehan Cameron addressed a good sized audience on the sub ject of the .proposed highway from the North to the South. Col. Came ron is much interested in the subject of good roads pnd gave uis nearers a most timely ana in teresting talk on the subject. t After his address an organiza tion to be known as the Lee Mem orial Highway Association was formed, with Mr. J. A. Long as president and Mr. N. Lunsford as secretary. It was agreed that the townships of Woodsdale, Hol loways and Flat River, be organ ized and see what could be done to secure this highway through these townships. The meeting was very enthusi astic and it is hoped that the mat ter will be kept before the people. It means much for the the town ships and the County and every one should lend a helping hand in securing the building of this route. Social News. Saturday afternoon the Sans Souci Club met with Miss Lucile Pass at the home of Mr. John Noell. The Christmas spirit was displayed in the decorations, score cards and table markers. Rook was the game of the afternoon, the first prize, a silver picture frame went to Miss Elma Feather stone while the consolation prize was won by Miss Mary Trotter. A salad course, with coffee was served by Misses Pass and Wil liams to the following , guests: Misses Rosa anoMsla Newell, Umstead, ' Mary Harris Myrtle Barnett, Alma Owen, Frances Cothpton; Juan i ta Williams, Maud Satterfield, Mary Trotter, May Wilson and Brcta Noell. Mrs. E, E. Bradsher was the gracious hostess to the Friday Af ternoon Rook Club at the home of her father .--Mr. W. T.Long last week. Six tables were arrang ed for rook and at the close of the game, Mrs. G. W. Thomas was the fortunate winner of the club prize, a picture while Mrs. Lam beth Harris was given the visitors rize which was a collection of dainty crepe de chene handkrr- chiefs. The hostess served delight ful refreshments consisting of a salad course, ice cream with whip! cream and sal ted nuts. The follow-i i ing enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. Bradsher: Mesdames Lillian Fore man, W. T. Pass, G. C. Vickers, Ben Davis, W. K. Medernach, P. I. Satterfield, Sally Morris, W. C. Bullock, Lambeth Harris, A. S. de Vlaming, B. E. Love, T. E. Austin, G. W. Thomas, A. M. Burns, J. W. Noell, H. W. Win stead, R. W. Stephens, J. J. Win stead, E. P. Dunlap, R. L. Harris, W. D. Merritt. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Meder nach delightfully entertained the Bridge Club and other guests at the home of Mrs. Thomas Cheat ham last Tuesday night. At ,five tables auction was enthusiastically played. After .the-call for last hands a salad course was served by the hostess assisted by Misses Owen, Connely and Wilson. Those present were Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Thomas, Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Love, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Noell, Mrs. A. S. deVlaming and Misses Elma Feath erstone, Alma Owen; May Wilson, iLouise Connely, Janie Har vie, Breta Noell and Messrs. Y. R. Woody, C. W. LongE. G. Long, J. B. Harvie, J. H. WhitW Drs.j B. R. Long and E. J. Tucker. Messrs. L; M. Carlton - and, F. O. Carver returned Friday from Yanceyville, where they were in attendance of 'Superior court " Mr. George F. Holloway Dies. Mr. George F. Holloway who has been ill for some time, pass ed away on last Sunday evening at the home of Dr. W. A. Brad sher's, where he had made his home for a number of years. Mr Holloway was a typical old Vir ginia gentleman, mild mannered, good natured and loved by all who had'the privilege of his ac quaintance. For seventeen years he served the County as Superin tendent of Education and per haps was as well known as any man in the County. He put his best work in this endeavor and the impress he left upon the County educationally will be felt lor many years u come. ine funeral services took place at the Methodist church, which church he had been a consistent member of since coming to the county, ivev. in . u. i earDy, as - sisted by Rev. J. A. Beam, ducted the services. con- FOR SALE Good new three room house, large lot, well built, in good community in Roxboro, town water. Reasonable terms of payment. Apply to L. M. CARLTON, Att'y. The girls of the Baptist Church will sell dolls in the store room of Mr. E. D. Cheek; Saturday Dec. 18th. : . - , . v: Shopping Now Our stock is on display and wearenow ready to supply you with Christmas goods Besides the many staple and useful article; usually carriedby us we have a nice line of ; novelties inToilet, Manicure and Travel ling Sets, Hand Bags, Fancy China, Com munity Silverware, Stamped Embroidery Pieces, Hankerchiefs, doves, Pictures, Rugs, Card Tables and Dolls. Goat Suits and Coats' We have the best stock of Coat Suits ; and Coats in Roxboro and no matter if others are advertising reduced prices, we will save you money on every purchase. We are not price cutters but nobody can undersell us. Our name is "Underbuy" and that is the reason why we UNDER SELL and make money. Special We havie1 several nice Druggets which we are anxious to clear out and will sll at remarkably low prices.. You will have to see these to.appreciate the great bargains we are bfieirig. Trade with us. t It will pay you as well ais us. You will find! what you want here and. we are alwys pleased to serve you. V ROXBORO'S Tobacco Market Will V; Close On The 22nd.,' At a meeting ' of the To baco V Board of Trade it vas decided to ' close the market here tor the Holidays on Wednesday, the ,22 T Some favored closing on the 17th, but the majority favored die 22nd t s ; - - ' " ' and on thisday it will close until. after Christmas. You can bring I it in any day nntil after next " Wednesday and feel assured that" it will be taken care of, with the very best price that is obtainable anywhere. Eight Inches of Snow. Saturday p.veninff about dark it began snowii and by midnight there had fallen about eight inch. es of the beautifui. Sunday morning traveling was almost an impM8ibilitTi but owing to the thougiltfuiness 0f Chief Cash,- . mnnntai . Qnnw ninw. :t WftS soon removed from the walks an$ those desiring to ' attend Sunday school and preaching did not have the snow to bother. We heartily commend the Chief for this piece of work, as it was indeed thought ful -on his pait. "FRIENDS", don't let the 25th., (Christmas day), of Decem ber find your home unprotected against Fire and Tornado Insur ance. Get this protection as a Christmas present for the family. , See S. P. Satterfield at ONCE. BEST STORE. STORE.' , " re - .A - Woods. . . - I ' ,,vO;.;--V-v--v-..----.--v--H, - J ; ' .'r - 1

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