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OL. XXXVI \
L WAREHOUSES CLOSE
" FOR THAMKSGiVIMS
V Will Close Tonight and Open Monday
Morning, Dec. 4th.
All of the warehouses here, both
cJo-operative and indepeifclent, have
had gcod business this week, large |
deliveries coming into the Co-op. and i
quite heavy sales, at the New H-ycO. ]
.The hbuses will close today, Wed
nesday-and will-not open again-this
week, but- with be ready for business
on Monday, Dec. 4th. The Co-op expects
heavy deliveries from now until
they close for the Christmas Holidays
on the 20th, as a.lU,tobaeco delivered
up to and including tttAt date
will be issued second participation
payments just as soon after that
ir date as (he thousands of checks can
^ " '"he issued and sertd out.
METHODIST BAZAAR DBSC.
9TH. CHURCH BASEMENT.
If of the following you are out of
stock, at 11 o'clock, land at our dock
in the Church Basement:
Wool Comfort,
Pillow Cases,
Tabel Runners,
Luncheon Sets,
Towels,
Camisoles,
Handkercbiefs,
Ready Dressed Dolls,
Baby Caps,
; Etc., Etc.. Etc.
If with friends yep wish to make
merry, if delicious eats you wish to
partake In an atmosphere cherry,
select any or 4all of the following:
Brunswick Stew,
Chicken Salad and accessories,
Ice'Cream of various varieties.
Cakes of different sorts.
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BETHEL HILL ITEMS.
?1?The mirk people in the community
not improve* very fast.
Miss Mary .E. Powell . spent the
week end with her parents in South
Boston, Va.
Miss Irene Woody is ypeniing some
; time with lJ-4r brother. Frank, in
Lynchburg, who is sick, hut we are
glad to knew he Is' i n proving
Mr. and 'Mrs. <?. E.? Wo,'My are in j
Richmond. Va . at thv b?.*isido of their J
son, G. E. Jr.. %vni? VITV ill. h:?v- i
ingr * underwent an operation last [
Tuesday morbiug.
Miss I .arena W ly. a staler:; of
Meredith < jllt-urt . spent a ft vv *avs
w-itM her imretU-. M". til: ! lr G
\Vr*Wocxf\".
Mr. L. l\ V.' ! f .SVjih II ? .- vi
VaM spent the 'we k e-j.l v'ith hi*
parents,* Mr. an I Mrs. -i S. V\ ? My. j
^ Mr. and Mrs. \V \*. ilj_.var.t- frj
children of CarJe as. S". vi-iG:: 1
friends at R \koro an.) IJithti 11 ill
the past week end.
Mr. The*. I' W !v -f \ . itsis
.seen pn*-sin?' thl'jt ji- lit' U .tow::
going to <c- h' * f.itl'.T. Mr. J. S."
Woody, who is very sick.
I ' 'Mr."aiM W\ 1* Hunr-hri ?.
*: Mrs; H., V*. \V 194v and Mr*. Kit* \
Humphries : ' TuuM'v ~rr P~"
ham. j
Dr. W ! 1 Wo ii|y . \' : l ,
oxpecte! honm this week t > *co hi-1
father. Mr J. S. W,ro.lyy who is sick.
Mess. * W. IF Wools- and Frank
Howard of your ity spent, a fti ?rt
while in .oar t-rwn' las:. Sunday.-Red
Eyes.
We, the undersingned land owners
of what is known as "The Meadows"!
or Caltclina section, take tWis moth-1
od of informing you that we forbid I
any hunting .with trun or dog, clay
or night daring the season of 1922"
23. Anybody found hunting on the
lartds of the undersigned will be
prosecuted' to the full extent of the
. law.
Sittned: W. A. SH rman, J.. B. Elliott,
Grady Elliott, J. C. Evans, Sam
/"*- Re (tan. J. G. Huff, Mrs. J. B. Hobtrood.
Burley Howard, Nat Denny,
? Charlie IJaniel, AV. J. Jvnott, Ira Denny,
Henry E. Denny, Alfred Huff,
A. M. Denny, B. D. Huff, L. B. Mc'
Ferland, Mrs. Francis MeFarland,
T. Lanier, attorney for the Granville
f==" ' Ltflttber Co., Waller HuffT N. W.
Wilkeraon, Mrs. Lizzie Knott, D. W.
Knott and Luther Knott.
. LOST, between Mr. Nat Warren's
~ and Koxboro on Saturday, Nov. 18tb,
on* aide curtain for Kaah car. Find;?
er please returrr to Courier office
:% and receive reward.?11-aa.2ipd. t
. .... " K
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?ROXBORC
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
DEPARTMENT.
Conducted by >Vm. C. Massey, Secy.
I Sunset of the first clay of a two|
c'.uy cleaning campaign found RoxI
boro just about 90 per cent clean!
j The teamwork, civic pbide and "Rax|
boro Spirit" were the main factors,
.and the groups wHo "put it over big"
were:
I The Civic Committee "of th?. Woj
mans Club, under the leadership of
I Mrs. F. O. Carver, Chairman, and
i Miss Hattie Burch.
~Th(f5 Chamber of Commerce Cohimittee,
represented by Mesxj-s R.- H.
j Gates, Frank Creech, Bernni4! Crowell
and Joe Kirby.
Tile Roxboro Police Department,
represented by Chief Sum Oliver,
a id the Sanitary and other departments
by Chief Hailey.
The Boy Scouts,^-uhder copi.ian.i
of Assistant Scout. IV^aster Charlie
Harris. >
io an mese secretary oows profoundly,
and also thanks the ShepH
erd Furniture Co., Roxboro Grocery
Co., Roxboro Bottling Works, Ixansr
Bradshcr & Co., and Blanks & Morfor
the. tonder of trucks to 'haiil
away the garbage.
Besides these he thanks tH? citizens
generally * for their cooperation.
Those who reported -first as hav'ng
finished. and who, inspection
showed, ..Had 'done their work thoroughly,
were:
Mrs. Hubert Morton, yards and
i.remises.
Wclburo & Sattorficld. business
section.
At the. suggestion of Mrs. S. G..
V.'instfjik President of the- Woman's
Club, the prizes will be presented at<
the Club meeting on next Mopdav
ufternoon, December ItTf, in the";
hnplori" Building. She plans to make',
the occasion a civic rally, and will I
announce tit; program later.
A most important, meeting of th?
oard of Directors of the Chamber o*f.
'Commerce was held last aright, and I
among fJlliw things or interest to I
fH.? community, thi? creation of t'hoj
committees given below was the out- j
standing step.
The effect of it is the creation of'
machine of great efficiency that,
ill remake and upbuild Roxboro. and |
tli^. imient is t't <ome|
from the people. On the* commit-1
tmembers of th.'* Chamber of;
Commerce iiavr been anpeinte I, se-;
. cted because of tlieir fitness. dnd !
!h' arno.ml of progress attained by*i
. Ji ccmrniitree will -h? iti.'pi*opi>rtion]
-~"1 *"T~"w v/i-.r th^s-e.eitize :1s put into;
iMt'ip < ? nmittee work.
The Se.-ieiurv has held :>unr : )U -'
rife Km cos ami male a rhor-. .
?>trh >urv.y of i\h needs ,6f ItoxboKo.
. : .i*. W.'h ?\*a .* have b.ert el iss>
!.< ? : .-idished in .this, ir-sx- bvi;au.v:
f .'it- s-;ar. vc vision 1 tit ihvv
; ill he ruNUhed as ih v' ur to h. rail t
1 ii edloss to say that I
. .ft r iriri expect oi to respond. Ill
*.rrvh*. and i> !h> kind :
t ri?,.;KTat'<?r! nv . .< 4.*rv : ? < hnnire.
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v s t t.v. ii-. anil t nv:is '* * ei* .
i.'S.
Hai4)cra'. inn ha . lio-ft . an I
. v the tihii' :.i put those pr'Otinlo
effect. L'"t> vdtoh the -stop, [
t respond nil husia-' voity *?) -thTf
:;i3 Kv vy -.ember f til ( hnnb.ri
t funimi'iv; hr. been aSsiirncd work.!
.-Mil will h:;y? an opportunity to show
"ae is dointr his part toward !
;?f:.vir "v hat this t?\vn needs",
r.r -s have teamwojf.-: in,'t-'? jtqn?-rrrd?tt'W'
a iV p k ' 'bv L w e n t h'CE '
<nimittees. and Rbxbcro cars, <;o
v Hit ever it v.-^nts.
Here are the names'of the committees:
1. ('barter nnd Cob? Revision.
2. Curb Market.
.1, White Way i*nrl Removal of Over
hoatL dWixea.
4. Court House._
Clean-up.
(y. Hotel.
7. Industrial fcnterptrises.
8. Community House.
9. Governnrt>nt Building' for Post
Office.
10. Retail Merchants' Dollar Day.
117 Housing Plan.
12. Fair Association.
13. Building and Loan Association.
|? The number bring* luck. _ _
Of the committees appointed, sev|
oral have met and already begun the
work outlined for them. Othersr will
meet this week.
The- Secretary appreciates the value
of time to busy men,-; And still
reatiy.es their desire to -serve .on the
committees. To aid them, fulK data
1 will b? secured, and nt far ne now
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Home First, Abroi
>. NORTH CAROL!N^|i
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sible nothing will be left for the
committee ; fo'^do hut get the facts j
and act.
In' this way meetings will requifg
bat little time, and members of committees
urc requested to attend- promptly
arid finish their-work so
that they may leave promptly. Whenever
a qumum is present the wprk
will proceed and tlbre will be no
waiting for a full committee. Those
who are prompt do not want* to wait
on the tafrdy ones, and they shtittd
not; On this businesslike basis it is
hoped to have full attendance so .j
TTT&t all fiiay* have- a Hand in doing
the big things. ^
SOCIETY NEWS.
The Research Club met WV.lneadi.y
afternoon with Mrs. W. T. Pass, 1
hostess. The house was pretty in a
decoration of pink and wlJite chry*
santhemums. The lesson study was ;
Southern California, and this Mrs.
R. L. Wilburn lead, with Mrs.' J. J. J
Winstead reading several selection*.;
In conclusion the hostess served "a J
salad course with coffee. The visi tor*h
at this meeting were Mrs. Z. y. (
Cwyjin, 'of RrcWmond, Va., and Mid*
Bess-Pinley, ' of North WilkesboiB y
The members present were Mejfc
dames W. C. Bullock, A. M. Burrti^
B. G. Clayton, A. S. deVlaming, E. j\ '
Dunlap, J .A. Long, H. S. Mortoik
W.-O. Sample, J. J. Winstead and fe '
L. Wilburn.
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The T. N. Club was delightfull|l 1
entertained Thursday evening b? ...
Mr =. B. B. Barnette. The mcmberf; n
spent the_first part of the evenhifl| "
with various Kinds of fancy work,
*?nd at the request of tlf' hosteiB |
sodn put awav the work, and engage
e<i in a story Helling contest: -EacH: .
are was asked to tell the most nmus- *
tag incident they knew, and to Mr*. B/
G. Clayton was given the p'rizej,
n fancy basket. At the close of this 1 j
pleasant evening Mrs.^ BarnetL a*-" ~
sis ted by her sister/ Mrs. C<>nn#rEj
Mt rritt servai. a >alad~ course. TflPh"
present w?Te: Mesdagjjfll
E U. Parker. R. M. Spencer. Is 0.
Wilkerscri. Joe Blanks, T. C. Brad
sKGr, B G. Clayton, Misses Bertha '
end Annie Clayton. Bess Finley,
L>t Ha Bryan, Katie Lee Matthews.
.Clara Edwards, Ethel, Kate and !
Ru'th Xewtoiv and Mcllte Strum.
?o? 1
I-1 i lay evening Mr. and Mrs. B.
ti. Clayton, cnieitained a few friends
in honor of Miss Ues.5 "Finley, who 1
was a house guest. Rook v.71s. ih.
tame played an 1 at the close c.f the |
ua-ihe the guests were served Man- j
.nan Salad, wafers, randwiches.;
iv.lfee and mints. The guests pf Mr. j
ami Mrs. Clayton yvege ^Misses Ar.-J
Vie. J,;rut;e Barnett, Miidre'd Sntter-j1
field, and Bertha Clayton, and AV. R. j
'Voody. R. V.".; Morris and Dr. A F. j
it hols.
On Sa:u?c..d;?v aft -*t r. < -p. Mi\*. B. G. j
' Ifty.oti was. hc.-te.s's ii) the teachers]1
f the Graded fechacl an ! .1 f w f? i\d
?h? honor g.;f. >v on this oyeas- j
? 'is?.-;uest. i-rctty. chrysanthemums i
he use "aest. Fretiy ihry-anthem urns J
\v<rt- Used as decorations, and Bos-i
? Ro:.k was played at five tables
\ f:'ov s<\yral progressions the hnsa-ss
served' a delicious salad course.
7ft-e, whipped cream, and -stuff*.!
b-.'.s.. Those enjoying Mrs. Clayton's
Gspitalitv were Ales.datnes It. D.
N'ewall. HVtW. Newell. Ruth St; oh"
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. IJ. It. liiU Qtril. 1. ?? irnvW- . ,
K. I*. Parker. T. BradsherM A. J
hit war*.. I*. A- Wilson, and ' Misses
lertha :*n?l Annie,% Clayton, Sue Mer- '
Hit. FJthcd Newton. Ma\x Hardj', .i
Delia Bryan. Helen l.eary, Sallic\llen.
.Mildrdl SattcrfjEclrl. Annie <
Harris and Christine Walker. ].,
THANKSGIVING DAY. ,
Thursday Nnv. :wth, 1922. Eniscopal.jiCr\iee-s
will?he IGld in?thu Ma- r*
sonic Hall. Morning Prayer. Holv \
Communion and a .^hort address with ?
appropriate Hymns art! Pslalms at ,
10:00 a. m. An offering - will be ;
taken for the Thompson Orphanage ]
of Charlotte, N. C. at this Thanks- i
.giving Service.. At this service also j
an offering will be taken for the
CHjrch Building Fund, and those <
who desire to contribute to this fund,
do it on Thanksgiving as* a Thank
-Offering. Come. <4p**hip--&nd- give ,
thanks with us.
Faithfully and sincerely, ^
J. L. Martin. . ^
-GET THE BEST. It coat.'no more, j
The JEFPERFSON'S ~fcO-payment, (
Double Indemnity, Disability covers]^
tJ\ troubled. -See SATTERFIELD, Do!
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Wednesday Evening 1N<
MASS MEETING. '!
The citizens of the town' of
Roxboro are requested to meet'
?m a Mass Meeting in the court
house on Tuesday night, Dec. !
oth, at 7:30 o'clock. |
Tills meeting is called for the jj
purpose of getting the aehfciV J[
ment of the tow^n concerning
patting in an adequate water
system. If you are interested
in this question, and every cHi
zen should be, meet with us. on
Dec. 5th, at 7:30 pTm.
\\\ 1. NEWTON,
* Mayor.
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CHE WOMANl.EF.Si WEDDING, j
AND BAHAMA ITEMS.!
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i The play, The Womanlos* Wedling,
will be given at Helena HiglJ
School next Saturday night, Pec. gnd,
kt 7:30 p. nv. This is for benefit of
Elougemont Circuit parsonage, one
fotirth of receipts go to Helena trustees
of school. This play is of high
>vder and will please all. Admission
!(i and ft5 centsf."
Miss Estelle- Turner, accompanied
by Miss Sallie Westhronks of the
Conservatory spent the week . em!
& itW her parents here.
Mr. Ollie Mangum's 2 year oi l
girl died Monday of dintheria. an 1
teas buried Tuesday at Mt. Tabor
rhurch. They have our sympathy.
Mr. W. R. Murray of Durham wa<
n Bahama Monday on business.
Bahama is a hustling littk* town
>n N. &. W., 13 miles nortH of Dur- \
bom, and is noted' for^.its- healthful-;
ness, progressive cityzens, beautiful j
icihes and nice yards. Our nierchant- I
ire Turner & Hill, A. W. Tilley, A.
C, \1%tkinx" and Ellis & Veazey 1
parages, 1 wOddshop and Baham.t j
ligh school. TM? circuit parsonage is
Sere and Mt. Bethel M. E. Church.? i
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"\V!f(f~(AN THIS
You will remember we-had some-]
thing to say some time back about I
tbat field of 20 acres of corn benlng- j
Ing to Mr. JoHi D. Winstead- "Well,
it has been gathered and,; measured J
producing 235 barrels. Thfl/ i* 3-4
shtls'* 13 the acre. Person County!
niay not- bo rijckonoil as a ?. o.lion,
but-that at least proves that I
tin*.sail will produev ccni.nt a profit!
when griven the proper awvntion.
* SCHOC/1 NtOES.
*\Vc find tha :'.>?* Ixw: to have th*
liar : .n-vtin^ the +*-- ] Mjm'ay
ir? Dec-, -instead .of the -fijr.st.;
iv.>s stated in iii_* Coui u r . f l i"'
rwk. The matters'for iht lizard to'
".c .-C'cotvi Monday is the reason for.
rhange.
I *o .'hope thnt"a lafirt* rtrtrther of I
i achers will attend the Tcacrvrsj
Assembly *n session this week in I
!.:>toinh. "Chose tWi'.o go atirl reallyj
:n i n- .mcvtingr* will be irrehtly {
et;tfiu-rl. and will brine n.any A'foil;
hing^.back r.? our county.
J. A. i lea n i.
i IRST KEIHIRT OX
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Mr. O f?. Bcrrv. one . of the suh-1
dantiul farmers ; f Hurdle Mill J
ute 2, 1,'ivps the first report of'
L???u- bit?'hop? which he killed, Thrc-.-j
ivMjrhint? as fellows: 585, 390 audi
'*9, averaging 455. Here is one good f
farmer who will not have to'look ?oj
He weSst for his bacon.
: OXTORD M. p.
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The ladies of the Concord M*. K.
"hurch tycld a bazaar hero last Sat"day,
aiff -while we have not heard
hr?m?t results, we Arc illlTl to know
hey were well pleased with the results.
It was unfortunate tlfat there
'pre two bazaars going on at mr
amp time, for many of us would
ike to have patronized both for"diner,
huT our capacity, as well as our
>ockptbook forbadp.
bXPORD ORPHANAGE
SINGING CI,ASS.
As usual the Oxford Orphanage
singing-Qw-au grafted last night
iv a large audience, tftTTibuse being
axed, to its utmost tt> holS the crowd,
t'nd of course, it was thoroughly crtioyed,
for these entertainments arc
ktWays good. Yyu can not attend one
it these high class exercises 'without
feeling juat a little better, and more
fetermined that yon will do more
[or ttJjse fatherless ones.
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N'EGRO. BOOZE AND
A L TD TRUCK. I
Yeaterdtoy morn?ng it looked like
thefe was going to be a sinashup iii
cur shop? - A- colored man driving a
truck heavily loaded with tobacco
whicH he was bringing to market got
tangled up and in trying to get ori
the straight and narrow load headed ]
directly for ouv office, but a number!
c.f pedestrairis stopped him, anil
pushed his tfuck back. Again readyj
for a getaway he headed for tBci
Xewton-VVilkerson Difug Co.. but ^
again tBi crowd stopped the machine.
A* w;.. r?un.* AI:. ^
ill UII.-1 JUIIVtUlC VlllCt Utl*Cl 3VC}/* i
l?ed up and taking in the situation
asked for his liquor, but of course
he said he did not have any, when
the Chief began u searcli, but his ^
cckets were empty Ejpl^when asked
to get up a fruit jar was found lust
>ehind him on the seat about half
full?the driver seemed to be entirely
full. He wa4 carried before the
Mayor and was bound over to court*
: ; o THANKSGIVING
SERVICES. '
Tlkre will be Thanksgiving: services
held at tthe Roxboro Baptist.
Church tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock,
Pastor White conducting the
services. At this service the offering
for_ the -Thomsaville Baptistr OrpHinage
will be taken. AH * are cordially
invited
o?^
A GREAT Sl-CCESS.
The bazaar given bv the ladies oft
the PJoxboro Baptist Church on last!
Saturday . was a great success, the
sum of about three hundred dollars
was taken in. Of course. this was
not all'clear profit as;t 14 "re was some
little expense attached, but the ladies
were .highly .pleased" with the
days work. *
I ItTO ? rr lirmn
1.1 ? r-n .\ 1 nw.ic.
We enjoyed a call thin - moraine:
from our young: friend Mr. (I. M;
Lunsford <f TinOu-H >k>- ?bhi|
says he has bread and meat for an'
rtber year and a fair crop of cobru-icc.
That is the kind of farming tHat
pays, and we h<*pe his tribe may in*
I crease.
.I K \\ K YOl U .lifti)KHK ?
FOR ("Ah F VMl HREAll. I
h Ths hidie? of th * P' --.by: in j
; ("hurcM will < -\\ an 1 5 r a . j
th.- < rowe.il Oai'ajrt' Saturday. h-|
i-r.Mntiljr at lu Ado. k. P aw. 'or!
I I hnne, \cur order- * _rarajro
- !?.! same.will recti v.- ':tiT??:ttion4 Any ,
' . come f> the viiMjf , and* r-'tt
Sind: y aiv1 i J.
MOKE lilti HCn.S.
fhn f.'rvad Mr. -JU ? i
f Hurdle? Mil' . rent. 'J. f.v< I
wish a call thi< mornm* and :;en*?rt
i t w jLiiliiiii . >On.? ?ia?* i j'?. i ! ' K nl j
? . '.r.f - *. ?i? f-i.iovvy : On. 112. :'.s? and'
Sfiir lbs: Hi? also jvp- ftpd iW* wi-i^kt l
f thr- i.'ci d V\ *r. I. I i.or r, - !
follows: t >.> - lid. anil.^Hi) :?. ? j
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W IFI. OUSEK\ F-l <1 \
UA*\ HO'RSt 1
.? . . ,i. ". : a s! :?re* j
v :li h. . "ii?> . i :i Ti;ar.k.vrivinjr *l>ay j
'h* h rhom : ttri will* oVovrc.' Sun <
.1'. h nV. If y.-U fai. t > *ret an an-j
- A-r * ) year call remember. pleasv.I
v. arV observing Sunday hours. |
:;k*t rati rd.vv ikc\ :rd. i
The W. M. S i?f Aljli Creek t huivl' !
will .rive a baz'aar kt the church. be- .
at o'clock, Dinner also j
.? ill be served. Everybody ^cor iiallv
invited. !
Mr. C. W. White spent the week)
e nd with his parents in Greensboro, i
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Misses Katie Lee M aWuiws rm-T
Clara Edwards spent last Saturday
in Durrtam.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe' Kirby and Miss
Annie Lou Thomas spent Sunday in
^Oxford visiting Dr. and Mrs. "Wat
kins. ,
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Mr. Sam Ryland of South Till!
spent thi^ week ?^4- here withT fri
end*. ^ .J
I m-ik * .* ??i . Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Street of
Providence, R. I.? are visiting" in tH?
home of Mr. J. A. Ix>ng.
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FOR SALE?Big Dark fted? to
Skin Cockerels, PttHets?end?Hens;
126 pri?JOHN KERR
Oakwoo?d Ave., Durham, Nr C.
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CLEAN UP, PAINT I P AND
LOOK CP.
Jast now we are in ttte midst of a
'Clean Up Week" and we can say
nothing more appropriate or more
forceful than' the following from the
Manufacturers Record: *
If every town in the South would
imitate most of tHj towns in Florida,
the South would become noted
throughout the world for the beajaty
and?charm--and--cleanliness of its
towns. * : '
Cleanliness, it has been said, is
next to Godliness. A dirty individual
is neither clean spiritually nor mentally.
Dirt makes for ruin physically,
mentally, morally-This is as true of
a town as an individual. TH? dirty
town, the town . full' of rubbish, of
untidy houses, of muddy streets, of
insanitary conditions, is "non-progressive
materially, morally and educationally.
Neither moral not material
advancement flourish in dirty, onkempt
dwellings or in unkempt
towns.
If any town- or city is ambitious
for advancemenCT or if even a few of
its men and women are ready to devote
their time and energy to the
betterment of .the community, the
surest~w,3y to achieve success is to
clean up?make hack yards and front
yards clean, make streets clean and
keep , them clean, encourage people,
white sttd black alike, to beautify
their homes and thflr yards,
stimulate a love for and a pride in
their "homes and in their towns, repair
the tumble-down yarvl fences.
paint up, make things as clean oatside
as (hey &IJ <uld be inside, and >
then that community will look up
r.iontaily. mornliy?arid rnuiPrtally.
__ No ccmrmfnity which does not .
clean up anl niiiht up, which does
not do its best t ) have clean streets
and clean yards, has Any right to
look up and face the world.
"A- cH an- coat." s iid President
Harrison, "makes a cheap man." In tHe
fame, way':? *might v-<- sai l a dirty
tow makrs .!: v people: :i dirty
pi->j : M*al an;! material
lirty an 1 decay! !* is the duty of all
titer and {vomen t j make their homes
and he; horn- towns just as clean
tl's.?-and ben if l ifv?l as possible
He 'ho falls shot*; in this re?pc'-:
;:r!? !'). ; .! l is <.suty to (lod
.an.;. .u'.&u. not whit else
l'\\ AC<Ol NT,
The- i 1"tci time .to pay
v ; at : *.. mi "when you have
the iv. r; v. i: { the only way to have
i i nay promptly*. Of
; twr = :":>ot;nu'S. there arc reasons
v !:y ' an no: v.:':et his obligations
P' ' . f ;a?'aei e. last year. Yob
H . .. crop. V.Ot get I1UIC h for
y r ai? was in a tight
pU.o. . Vv'l (iiil'wu <l?i We carried
yen over without fussing with von,
i:Tit! now it l->oks like you would be
:n1y t . glad to come in and pay us.
Some' have acted .like num. paid us .
up, and-we are anxious to serve such
. ! ,? '..in , i U..H- ?
the open market and m rh? Association
who could I Jive done likewise,
hut have not. Ynu know how we feel
about such treatment so it is no use
to waste words- here, but we want to
sav you can pay now 'and we are expecting
you to do so promptly. Do
not disappoint us. We need the money
and, need it badly.
. Yours truly.
J. L. GARRETT & CO.
KIJNERAI. OK MR. T. M. FULLER.
Mr. T. M. Fuller, of near Prospect
Hill, in Caswell county, who died last *
Friday was buried Saturday at Z
o'clock at the Cooper burying ground
in Caswell county, funeral services
being condurted by Rev. R. E. White
of the Baptist Church of Rtucboro.
M7. Fullor was born Aug. 6. IMS, -
an3~ was therefore 57 years of aft*.
He had pcen in fsiling health for*
some time suffering from a complication
of diseases. He was one of the
most substantial citizens of Caswell
county, a successful farmer '? "* ?
kind and genepous neighbor and friend.
-He. was never married but Is
survWed by four brothers and thru#
sisters;?W,
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