V. Eav.
J. W. NOELL, EDITOR A>
VOL. XL
IflBii STRIKES
NORTH OF TOWN
Lnat Friday a Portion of the" County
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I.ast Friday evening at about 2
o'clock a tornado of Considerable proportions
visited the County, coming
across from towards Leasburg and
traveling in a north-easterly direction,
crossed a part of Woodsdaie
township and done a vast amount of
damage to the section struck. There
was no loss of life from the wind
storm, though t a negro map, by the
- name of Jefress. was struck by lightning
at Woodsdaie ~and killed. ~ ?
While tit?re many , who were damaged'by
the 8tortn our friend, Mr. E.
T. 0*Briant seems to have been the
heaviest loser. Every building on his
erwise damaged, save two?a tobacco
barn and corn crib. All of 'His rough
~ food Was blown to the four winds of
tile earth, aad his buggy was blown
about one quarter of a mile.
The' storm only lasted about one
minute, but those in the track of -it
Bay that was entirely long enough
and they hope never to eaperience
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Mr. D. T. Harris:..$2.S01Mr.
C. A. Harris.-.- $5.00.
Mr. W. H. Ixing.-.../-I:r..~-$1.00j
Mr. R. A. Spencer $2,501
-. Metre's Market? $2.50
-Mrs. Ida V. Kaplan. -? 2.501
Peoples Bank. ... - ? 5.00 j
N'e-wton-Wilkerson Drug Co.. 2.501
Chambers & Co. ? 2.50
Goodman^s ? 2.50 j
A. LlpsiiU-. 2.501
Jackson's Garage - ? ." 2.50"
Dr. Coleman..:. : 2.50
Autc-Tire & Repa'ir Co. ? 2.50
T, W. Pass & Son :.-2.50
M. & SOnday School.... 25.61 j
V , $m.6lI
Previous amount T(S0s50
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Will you heln_ to make the grand j
total $500 by attending the Concert^
and Play. Friday Evening, Apr. 27t)J. j,
THE DUST OF THE EARTH."
"The Dust of tHa Earth,"-present-'
ed by local talent, having made a
hit, will ha repestnd at Helena High School
Saturday, April 28th. Proceeds
for the churcH. Admission,
adults 25 cents, children 15 cents. .
?..vivwvMj Li>niiwMy MlflWB. .j
HE KSEWrThf
reputation ot 8orgeant-, A
Clayton must be gaowag. .asUiga. up
? data, merchant*. THay occasionally
have caUa (root .near by points for
KOOds they handle.' hot recently a
gentleman who once* lived in this
county allowed his mind ... go back
t? tlie Spring time Tn~oid f^ortH Farolina,
and at once his appetite called
__ JJliliu: nit nuotl md'tlnie Wmtli.rnt'u
olina Clinped herrin. He-Icnew ejt"""
xaiy'what to do. ~ 1
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JDT>PBLISHER
ROXBORC
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Personals:
I /Miss. Evelyn IvLe of Le*Wavill*?
vuici - umiuvc qo Luii ui aumetmnK
doing."
BOYS' GYMNASIUM A FIFTY
. U-o'. PERCENT REALITY.Over
half of the J500 needed for the
Initial expense of the Boys' -Gymnasium
?u? the basement of tlte Mctfiodiat
Church has.been raised! The concert
of Mrs. Wheeler Newell, in connection
with ,y?e boys' play, "TUo
Great Pumpkin Case"?a trial by
jury, will be given Friday Evening,
April 2fth. Watch for further details
in next weekV'"Cflprier".
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last week has been adiled to by thai
'following! .Si
Mr. Dallas Long... $5.00
... iMr, R. G. Cote?...w $1.00
v Mir. W. T. Pass... ... $2.50
Mr. H. G. Clayton?I?..'. $1.00i
Mr. B. G. Clayton. Is*.:.. $5.00r
Mr. R\ H.. Gataa?.ww?. $1.00i
5TrL Latfra Iniig $10.00:
Mr. Sam Jones ...-. $2.00.)
Mr. TWomas Da vies?.? $5.00
" 'Mr. It. R. I.ogg..?...-? $5.00
Mr. B.. Al Burcht $5.00
..8St. H. L. Crowrtrw...-'.U $2.50,
Royal Cafe: $2.50
Mr. t\r. C. Barnett..'.. ? .* $2.00]
Mr. J. B. Rigsbee . $2.50'
. tMr. jC. 0. Garrets? ? ? $2.50;
Wat kins & Bullock $2.50
'Mr. Michael Hunt. ?. $2.001
(Dr. Flint Nichols ?$5.00 (
visiting her fattier, Mr. R. H. Tvie.
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;Mra. Lillian Foreman and JSils?
Smigelow spent- Monday in DurUam.
tMr. R, D. Sass of Skipwith, Va.,
{spent the week end in town.
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Mrs. J. "W. ifestherston spent last
week, in Burlington visiting friends.
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Mrs. J. If. Reams and Miss Ola
Woody spent Tuesday in RaleigW.
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Mrs. W. M.' Faneher has returned
from a .visit to' Binghampton, N. Y.
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- Mr. J.-M-Falmar of Albemarls is
spending a few days Mere on businass.
Miss Lucile Walton of Chicago, 111.,
is visiting Miss Lucile PasS.
iDr. 9. D. Coleman appnt tna "weak
end in Durham visiting friends.
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Maj. J. P. Meadows of Durham, is
spending a few days here.
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Mr. and Mrs. G, M., Beam of Loufsbnrg
-visited Mr. Beams'' parenta,
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Beam, |ast week.
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Mr. H. L. Crowe II attended tlii
State-Sunday School convention in
Winston-Salem last week. *
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Mr. Charlie. Clayton, who Has been .
spending some time in Raleigh, has
returned home. ?. ?? ? ? Mr.
p. F. Adcock of Moriah was
in town Monday, .purchasing him a
r.ew Car. .
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Mrs. W. 0. Carver loft Tuesday
for Raleigh where she will spend
several days.
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Mesdames C. G-. Nichole and Vickers'
and*. Br. A. F. NMltelai spent <
laat ,3donday in Raleigh. !
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Mr. B. C. Clayton * has returned i
home after sneridifig the winter in ;
Cuba. . fl
,Mlss Lillian Sample spent-4fist week t
in Wtnston-Salem attending the I
State Sunday School, com^ntionvi j
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Mr. R. A. JBqHocfc spent the week <
end with his parents at Bollocks, NT j
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Mrs. Pierce *and Miss Lucile Pierce 1
of Durham arc visiting-^r's. JBT-.Uv f
Long. " *
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[Miss ftelejl WHite, whor spent'the (
printer in Washington, D. C.,' has Te-- 1
turned horfie. 1
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Plr. E. V. Boatwright spent Thurs- t
day in.'Winston-Salem on business 1
matters.
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Mr. J. T. Hughes of. Greensboro is \
on jAhe_sick list at the home of.his t
sister, Mrs. J. M. Pass. (
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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie W. Davis ?nd 1
toys have returned frcm visiting c
friends at Fuquay Springs and I-.illington.
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Dr?. B. E. Love and A. F. Nichols y
left Monday night for Asheville to c
attend the State Medical Associa- t
tion. (
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Miss Mabel Lov of Durham, wWj t
has been visiting her parents, Mr. t
ahd Mrs. J. H. Loy, loft Friday for
a visit to Georgia. <
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Mrs. Sallie Royster of Kenbridge, 't
^'a., who has been snending some
time here with relatives returned .to ;
to..home Saturday. . _
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Long left one I
day last week,- Mr. Long >?ftt?g (4g ,
PtavMWWt eh- hnslnaw; :mt:
Mrs. Lone to Loch Haven, where
will visit for a few wehks,. r
Mr. and Mrs." U M. Cadton t?:J
turned from Richmond., lait..Than.- .
day night. Mrs. Qe^ltqn. has, hogn iat
Richmond for treatment;'_
several weeks god "We arp.jgVijTtQ
know sHs was gregtis benefitted'W
She treatment. '
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Me??: Honrv Willson, Johnic Till1I1J11.
WlllutfU WB0(W"O!t(ih^Pe^l!> i
and ' Brodie. Riggsbee spent" 'jfflfndgg j
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NORTH CAROLINA
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WATER ALMOST
ni ntftUT
IN SIGHT.
The Contractors Buy on the Art
and Water Promised in 8. Months.
- "Tib contractors" are here with a
Urge force at work - on the wetei
works contract. Th-om now <Vn th,
road^leading to the Lake will be i
busy section for th* contractors are
ender contract to cdfirpletc the jot
in eight months. From the nianoei
In wiiieh they are taking hold It looks
as if tWiy will make good. Howeter
for the next eight months if jlii>n
want a bath, with water a-plenty
yon will have td hie away to tHe
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('11 amber commerce
";t" najfes MILITARY com
VH?? tKo People to Clean - l1^?
Make Roxboro a Clean Town.
The railroad stork still see ink to
be hovering patiently and graei'osuly
above Roxboro, suspending the railroad
station.
In tfce~meantime tH> great question
of the greatest good for the greateat
number?getting the station-located
somewhere quickly senna to
be lost in the shuffle. * .iris
the man wlb selfishly maintains
a nuisance on his property a
friend to civilization and progress!
-Should an epidemic, or conflagration,
destroying the lives and property
of many, result from a neighL?1
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mriy luierance 01 sucn a penonj
.Can a thing whicH offends the aaniibUitics
of visitors help the growth
of a town?
If every man will look for these
canses oh hli own premises, and,
with _ a feeling of civic pride - in His
toirn, place his premises h^ond
tomplaint, the knocking wilt sttfjRvid
the boosting will, increased
Ten minatos a day devoted to
cleaning?time that no one would
miss?vdould make Ikojcboro clean.
Had this time consistently beeir <1 eroted.
by each individual-"' (luring
Hca'n-up week, Rokboro would have
aeeiy tile banner town for cleanliseas
in North Carolina.
IWihy shoafd clean-up weeks b^neesssary
? If eath" person would mvoj^
?n accumulation of trash on bis
premises thofe would be nonnecessity
for It, few the town-wooM be perpetually
clean. ~ :
The above Is no. reflehtTBjr on Tlfcse
vho have cooperated in cleaning, and
party have,. Neither is it meant to
tffend any with food intentions., who
tave just "put it off," but is merely
neant t5 call attention to tlte fact
hat flies arc breeding and mosquii
nee Inst.' awaiting warm weather ti
>e hatched.
If those who are indifferent to civ.
c pride1 and the rights of btlters
rill stop to think, they will realize
hat by. their indifference they ari
encouraging these enemies to carry
leatW and destruction into their own
louse holds. Neglects, like chickensi,
eonie home to roost.,;,,
oiWffr.il tiu
The Chamber' of- Commerce ha?
iron asked to appoint from its nurnf
:er a military committee. The ref
inest camp... from tVl\ headquarters of
he 321st Infantry in. Raleigh. Qthl
;r cities are appointing these cornl
nittees, and thi Chamber of Comneree
has ijnpoknted ^the following
nemhonnvf, v?> ? I
Captain Jack H. Dental
7orp?, Chairman;- . .,u
I.iautanant' W. G. Miller, Ficli
Vrtilfcry) 1 ,iv.|i. , ,11
I.ii'UBemvnt Matt E- I.ong, NavE0
\vinttofi,-Corps;
G^it?in r, .M^Tfyi Jpfaniri.
hi t .'i fmiM . -bt'd I
- SERKH'Sft iLfci'. ; :
r>) - .11, .-tt rrn|gTj-,h to .it-t,
regriVft ./eSHTUfett <yqr g??i?
MBMg Wj frn B??ili
feirijTr^Slbuafy'^l TO tire'hospital th
Clreenaboro. ,
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" We do not M^t^Jj^a mill
anywhere that is mora considerate
?f ;t)l,iir help than the Rnrhnro Cot,
tad JWWo W'liWi'i iflt\ nili
fact we. vrercjlM) f agapriaed.to testi
litiill .a .ta.ll lij Ilia \\ aces- of-a|H
tVtlM^^wl,' ?V*llia 1 ilalaj -
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ABROAD -HEXT ?..
.' Wednesday Evening A
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MRS. BEAM
~ ELECTED CO. SOT.
i InttiiM Interest Manifested In the
Election of County Superintendent.
> The County Board of Education
met last .Monday, and while there
> were several matters of minor imi
POrtance to be looked aftay, the mati
ter of the moment Wat tlte election
t of a County Superintendent. There
> were three names before the Board,
( Mrs. 3. A. Beam, Mr. A. C. Gentry
, and Mr.. B. I. Satterficld. Mrs. Beam
i having received a majority she was
, declared elected.
i Mr. J. A* Beam announced through
" til.-we columns that he would-not-ha
a candidate and his name was not
presented to the -Board. . ' j
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SCHOOL NOTES.
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iSeveral teacllera-have sent in these
names as being deeirous of attena.
i ing a Summer School her*. Please
' -lot all the others who desire to at.
I tend notify me at once, as we', wish
to get the desired number jw soon as
i ^unsiiiic. ins. outrun er 0C03QI WMl
open on the 26th of Msy and continue
for she weeks. All who hold second
(trade, Provisional B, Provisional
"X, or are graduates of an approved
High School may attend.'"/Alio all
who wish to attend and -trill take
the preparatory examination, (jAnd
those who wish to renew air fclementary
Certificate can get credit! by attending
the County Summer flc^pol.
The new Board of Education is
deeply interested In the county-wide
plan as outlined ;H' the new Public
School Law and hope to ;put it into
execution as soon as possible and
pirctical.
The petition asking for ai> election
to take some . contitiguoua territory
into the Bethel Hill High School- district-was
-granted1 and ordered fo be
placed beforo tHo commissioners for
their approval and the calling of the
I election. -."2.~~,
- - J'J, A. Beam.
CHAN(iK IN DATE.
/The date for tHe .lecture by Hon.
A.' L. Brooks hit3 "been ttianged to
May Gth in the Edgar Long Memorial
Methodist?Church, .al. Pojv't
fail to got tibs dear .in your mind
for" it-is one occasion you can not
afford'to. miss.?Sunday, May *6th,
Methodist church, 7>fff pi m.
. "Ail I JNTRfiHNG.'
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/riio play,i "Aju i iu^ru^ing,"" udllj
be girenbythe students of Bushy
J"ork HigU School on Saturday night,
AptiFillst, hi the school auditorium
at Bushy Fork "High- School. EvaUyf
"body invited.' S-!
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StrNDAY SCHOOI, CONVENTION.
; There 'will be a Stjnday1 School cdn.i;ep{b>n
heUL'at Harmony cbureh , on
April H2i?d.. Mr. Jackj.Hdward efOxr
ford' iSi eapeetetf tq he sup v of :
arieokcri, and 'this alone assures, you
Of'sdniethtfcjjr worth whille. There erill
lofral sneakers. The ehoir
Jtrojn t^o'ck GrbVe^vt'! 'W'^resetrt,Jitid
ctlhra, from. ;oth.tr sections arc impacted.
'.sihiKYadtta m aamsimn j*
r/tThe publru i? cordially.-invited.
'A il) -Om u-ii ,.| T.-CU i
i!-tp$W;OQlljSf for a^T rarrtriiW in
price froth witr bell eithhr?
m a, Apply V. 0, n,D*hfcl,
BoiiboeeioNnftngpute;^ ltpf.f
1 &<'y <. > - >*>> ??*)>* !?? ' in?rrrim.-ita
tefiil i!qr:TlJflT V j
- My jr, yaar*^
bat run ., away, and tbU is j? >v*rt>
'-fyrfrfcTany4ne.ttoi hiring tor
ing this notice wW : a<v
,t;iun ban i>ot> ol esliab f
This April18th, MW^ ---
xn fl?u?ge?? Goodajxoi,
>9l^a?do HoMter ,
1 rut*] .^1 ?l V>
1i?i Its* bo?? ?! lai-w i.ilDCfxnfi V. !
PAY, YO*m TAXE&; .tu j I
. f.~ M. -fTBlflant, tax rollMtflt.
l ponalty gooa on aU taJSM.h^T jHilqd
; during -thia.- month. You will ?*??
t ooatr.* poaaltyi- anA-nefiev? Mr. flifHlWiartti'if
ffWr TUTU IJIWX Mlhi tiluuwt
^yd^lfrgrwp^itaiimote'- JJ"?Wd
k;-re- . <r _ *
pggBi^j^saisfiiEfiSiBL-:*' i
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18th. 1923 r.J'
lirtVAl SERVICES
AT BAPTIST CHURCH.
Reij J. L,. Jenkins of Max ton Doing
the Preaching.
- ?k- revival santicea which begaa,
at^the Baptist church l^st Sunday
r.oJjwell under wgy. The pastor, Qev.;
R. Jt. WlJite, preaehojF"- on Suqjty;
and" ion Monday night. Bn. J. L. JcnJtirif)
arrived and is preaching? twice
ilaiH, 8 and 7:4S p. ni.
Mr. Jenkins was greeted 1>V an ai.tnost
full house-Monday night, and
his sermons are getting to -ttie hearts
J of the people. He is ah tHiwuaUy att
raeiive, effe^tivtf.and^-. interesting
' the: crowds 'SSrbt!%' hear Mm at each
service. *
"the Chriatians of 4Me town, regardless,
of creed, are Taking an active
interact, and the fhnir. r.gmnnseri n&
mmWft fculli alf
1 spl&iufid work." You kre wnhsllyijiji
vited to ftttgqd tfrftwe (i^tpyp^ting j
l&b-1 V A iHt: ^r-^trrf - r 'i rt -.r fl
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NEW FIHM.
I have purchased an intereat in the
nrm 01 Ulayton & Wtlkerson. In tHj
, future the firm wfl be Clayt|Qin.
Wilkerson ? Jaeksotr.' We will carry
a full line of staple and fancy groceries,
fruits, candies,, etc. and will
cater to the best trade in both town
and County. We hope by fair dealing
and honest efforts to mert your
trade. .
Yours truly, -'
Robert Jackson.
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IX THE MAYOR'S COURT.
J. H. Punckn and 'W. A. Harris,
caught transporting whiskey. Each
.bound over to _ April term of court.
O. L. Agnew and Mrs. M. Eppingor>?
caught using hotel room for immoral
purposes. Bound over to April
term of court, bond $250.
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DEACON DUBBS.
Come to Hurdle Miljs on Sahffdayevesting,
April 28th, at 8 o'clock. TBe
seventh and eighth grade of this
school will present the play. "Deacon
Dubbs.". The^ play gives you a
ebance to laugh. Don't miss it. * " t
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IN HOSPITAL.- '
. . Q ;"Mr.
Robert DhnieV sen of Mr.^-W.
A,. iJeniel of Route 4, is in Watt's
hospital, Durham, where he liiuterwent
an operation fur, appendicitis;;
He is getting on nicely and hopes to,
bo'able to come home soon.
MISS SMIGELOW RESIGNS.
I , Mifcs Smigelaw? our Red Cross
nurse, Hub resigned. We will have no
Red Gross nurse until further notice.
Mrs. J. J- Winstead,
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preaching at
WARREN'S GROVE.
Rev..,J. Hi Hemdren and Rev. B.
i}' McKinney will preach at Warren's
Grove at 3:30 on ,the first Sunday in
May; The. public is cordially invited
to these seryices.
. . , .oalmost
a total loss.
ilp giving the loss to Mr. Ed Car.ver'TH
oilr last issue we stated that
tb saved about half of his furniture.
This was a mistake, -as Mr. Carvot
tell* ua his lost was almost complete,
only saving three small pieces of
furniture. r ,
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES
' IN MASONIC f HALL.
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11 Sunday, April SSSr Morning Prayedr
Iswtnon and Holy Communion at 11:00
, ;j[.--ol. _.T 1 ">? n .tf[
going on at th?" Baptist Church.
there will toe no'tfvenlnr* service j
' m U Marti*; iff* 1
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\j0ci&\
-^%<<frMTi?li,'-t-ttlt|--iTto-tjfr^Vedni fcgy ?
afternoon -with Mr*. . W*. t). Sa vie.
A abort(tmtl*' pkoRrawt-^Vas f Jen, ,
and the chorua work followed fris.
eTeamJkt tluL bomejaf MikK. L- j?lbarh,-5n
tflUflP Sain Street: Mr*. ,
A- M?8WV* trthe leason re ew,
which waa "Wonders of South A ieri<j*"
^kT. R|4a*"\ad a i lectr8W-?Pom
t^iVn.. F(elfi
Meftamg<J\^yT. **j^and A M.
Burns were elected delegates ti trto
jjjfigg jAjfrai<^.^4ii3y meet -hi?
WIWMWW??^?*cm(fTrijJay. S| :ial
Meat nes
Gsiither Beam, of Loulsburg, and
John Merritt, of Bathel Hill. [ra.
Beam served to hew n.?11| gj ,er_
mints. The members attending ware
Mcsdamea W. G- BoUoek, Bt.Q.;Glajrton,
A. S.d?-VI anting, R. P. Dunlqp,
J. B. Hurley, W. O. Sample. R.
Wlbuwi, H. S. Morton, S. G. Win;
ataaT. Pass.
rltlU HBtflW.
Mr*. , Otis Wilkeraon entertained
the Review club at its regular meeting
on Thursday afternoon. Rosea,
MmoftAna *'* * - "
aim oeautixui sprinjc
flowers were tastefully arranged
throughout the rooms, and gave to
the members a real feeling, of spring. .
rnfe lesson hour was taken in
charge by Mrs. T. C. Eiradeher, who
had - for the afternoon's subject,
"Shakespeare's .Country.**'Mm. R. H.
Oakley first told in splendid manner
something of tUs life of Shakespeare.
At the close of the program, which
was a very?interesting one, Mrs.
Wilkerson, assisted- by Misses Matthews
and Edwards served fee cream,
odke, coffee, whipped cream, and salted
nuts. EacH nlpie wee deeorated
with yellow jonquil*. and the'members
present - wefe Mesdames I, O.
i/Ujbitt,. J.. A.? Beami T. C. Bradsher, '*
I dames Burrows, B. G? Clayton,"Liljlians
Ecreman. H. I- Cr^rell, Edwin
I EiefmanVT. C. Brooks, R. H. Oak
v-ley, Tf W. Pass, R. L. WiHrarn, T. B:
Woody, Er-E. Thomas. R. L. Wtlburn
and A. R. "Warren.
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MrsVE. G. Long was hosteaa Friday
aifternoon in/. /ofV.i$er sw- .
ter, "Lucilc Pierce *of^I)urhahi.
Tfh house <va3 very' attractive with
spring flowers. Eight tables were arranged
for the game, Bbston rbolc, and
after 'fhany interesting games the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. F. W. A.
Mills, served a delightful salad
course, ccffee with whiped cream,
and candies. -Those present were
Miss Luciie Pierce, guest of Ibngr,
|Mesdames B. B. Newell, H. W. Newell,
Sallie Morris, J. W. NoeU, W. G.
Bullock, Preston Satterfield. T. E. *
Austin, E. V. Boatwright, A. . M.
Bums. A. S, deVlaming, Ruth Stephew.vG
W. Kane, W;. T. Long, T. B.
Woody, W. C. Watkins, R. L. Harris,
P? B. Henley, j. D. K. Richmond, B.
E? Love, R. A. Pass, Connor Merritt,
B, A. Thaxton, J. J. instead, H. W. tVinstead,
F. W. A. Mills, W. T. Pass,
B. O. Clayton, H. S. Morton, E. P.
Dunlnp, W. F. Long, Misses Evie *
TLong, Sue Bradsher and Luciie Pass.
'Mrs. E. -G. Long was again hostess
Friday night in Hitter of her
sister, Miss Luciie Pierces' of Durham
to the young people of the town.
Boston rook was played' at five tables.
After-playing for more than an ? - ?
hour a delightful salad course yrfth
coffee and stuffed dates was served
t& ttls fdllbSHtigr Misses Mery Lee.
Ctotfell,:r LouHe Thompson, Elizabeth
NoeU, May ITardie. Christine
Walker, Lc<rfna Mills, Helen White,
Way Willgow, Mare Harris. Luciie ,
toerde at- DurhamC and Moss. Clyde
*WoRraWt-t! I>. V. DtonSui: Ws?ac.*
|f^ods.^
j Brodle Riggsbee, Jack' Htonbrick and
iDrVJ.^rf. HUffhea. ?A Mo * '
b . : m. ^
\ 1 "J T t--.il- . ra?*?- *
cum uucim tuU'iiMi a jew-OL ner "
friends f?ti -a. bridge PnrtJ* Mqqday
niSht in> honor of ASi&a Walton-of
iSBKS&Jor tlw w???nd afoot-many
pro*?M?ion* the hoataaa served black ' __
ice -crenm and eaka to itfe iolloigVitr: ?
Ml^ Isk.Io Walton, ediat of Wr.
Midses Mt?y WiUeon, Lwile-Pierce of V
BUfHaM ?nd Me*. R v?h ggriWi j9?ck
Balk,*., I? I. tin.tin and '1 la I li t
HuKli.??i ;- t?t?
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