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. ?-RETltAI. AT OLTTE HILL.
On Saturday evening Apnl 14, dt
8 o'clock the students of Public
School Music and Piano gave their
annual rerital in the School auditorium*
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T1J> program consisted of choruses,
piano selections and songs by the.
Public School M|usic classes.* The
children did well and reflected credit
on themselves and their teacher.
Each number rendered slJjwed the
untiring effort of teacher and pupils
throughout the year.
The program was as follows:
Chorus: Pond~fcilies-_R. R. Forman
Trio: Autumn Days-?Chas. Lindsay.
Grace Tillman, Louise and Elizabet}'
Duukley. j
Duet: Over the Ton _-_W. Rolfe
iiorma Carver and Carrie# Clayton.
Duet: IIurritH Foi* America?SpauldJ
: ? ' -Ing. . '
Fannie Bell and Mary Woody
Duet: Le Carrillon, Polka Brillante.
J .... ?Leon Ringnet
Lottie Winsteftd and Ida Crowder
- . . ' Songs .; ', !
The Lo?t Chord. ? ? ?-Sullivan
When" ShSdders Around (Huipor-"
ja jj ... - ?? , ? - Dvorak
O^i Susanna--; Fester
. 1 Duet: ) n GraCicusj?, Op. 20T__C. Bohnv
V and* Fcancis. Cvoider j
Duetl Galop. Humbrnsquv? Ddrlar.d;
, Odel! B>ctvcr nnd Da?sy Tibmp'sonj
V.?t? Songs .i :
Chqo?hoc?ehoo. CaYrington
The?Gic- Mouse_ J. R. dei Eliasj
v Triorothal March-.^Chas. Lindsay
KaliJirine Winstoad, Eugenia Howard
Cin.d Elizabeth Ilarnette.
Duet: LVs Caresses Du Printemps.J
- __A. Calvin
Elizabeth- and Louise Dunkley
DUeir Ccme Join the Dance?___?
, .SchlesingerI
Eunice and Drucilla Winstead
SongS
' The t?un Worshippers?Zuni Indian
Melody.*
The Flag Goes By Pcorman
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SWEET J *?.:
HOME ' "Jiv
Foj Oscar it will Jbs V?
Terry
Gilfe twin
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l MY AIRE I.CANVWHATHEI
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priyig Cartoonettes
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j Get Away From Dat Co"nfiel' A-,
merican Folk Song. . j
] Dyet: Comrades Waltz !W. Relfe
! Elizabeth and Daisy Ttbmpson |
_ Trioj The Dancing_ Master?Parlow .
{ .Norma Carver, Carrie Clayton and'
; Frances Crowder.
n.?t'.' >:?a- SA ? ?. '
vuci..>uiiuiis up. ov? 2?nogera
Odell Brewer and Eugenia Howard.1
'Songs |
My Beautiful Doll J? R. de Elias
What I Like,. Chad wick
If-?r--?? Parker
Japanese Song (In costume) Proth'eroe
jDufiV: Minuet from "Don Juan"__Mo-'
zart- Moszkowski
i Katharine Wlnstead and Elizabeth
TIbmpson.
I Trio: March Militaire. Op.
Schubert
vLottic* Winstead, Fannie B. Woody
and Grace Tillman# "
.fcherus: Come -Where the Blue Bella
King?? * 1 Brackett
Fannie Belle Woody.
j- .. TIMBERLAKE VISITORS.
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j My. and Mrs,. W. }r. WSde and lit- ]
'tie daughter of Top Not: were the'
l^ .sta cf Mr. fade's sistef? Mrs.
Robert .Bennett, Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wade of Roxroute
1, have returned ' home
Hem n visit to Mrs.Wadc's mother*.
>!c*s. J. B. Bennett. .** |
Mr. And Mrs, J. P* Chambers were 1
-the fruests of Mrs. Chamber's par- !
ents,. Mr. and J. B. Bennett.
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DORA MORTON WILSON.
On the rt\orning cf April CitlJ, just
before the dawning of day, death entered
the hbme of Jame^*C. Limsford
and" claimed for its victim his
niece, Dora Francis Morton- Wilson.
She was1 the eldest duugfh'er of Mr.
S. A. R. Morton, and granddaughter
cf Mr. D. QVockett Lunsford, was
[born Sept. lflth, 1889. died April Gth,
1923; making her stay on eatth 33 j
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years, 6 months and 21 days.
At an early age sWi was left motherless,
but on the ereirt of her father's
-second marriage in deed and In *
truth she won a second mother who ^
-was ever ready to lend - a helping 0
IMnd to her step children, this being a
made manifest by the love and respect
they had for her. ... '
Early in life she Was married to *
Mr. Willie Wilson of Virginia and 1
to this union -was born four children s
?two dicing in infancy, and the two youngest,
a boy and a girl, survive
Ujr. She had a hard struggle in rais-^ 1
ing her children, her hnsband being t1
accidentally killed when they were 1
very young. .She was an affectionate, lovinr
mother, a good neigllbor and '
highly esteemed in her community. e
She leaves father, one brother, two
cl.Udten and a host of relatives and
friends to mourn their loss. May her
' SDirit ever hover near her little rhil- t
dren, guide and protect them ali a
their .life.?A Friend. ,?a
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BETHEL HILL ITEMS.
We Bid a hard rain storm here last
Friday evening.
The agricola are behind with their
work, haslet bceti any corn planted
yet. . .. _, "" . ?'j
Mr. If. B. Woody spent a .few days
in Norfolk, Va., on business and
plohsuro.
.'The many friends of .Mr. J. S.l
.Woody are sorry to know he ig not
improving very fast.
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The farmer with no schooling earns
.$'240 per year; .with a common sehool
education, $565.50 per yCftr; high
school education, $648.50 per year;
with a short course* training added,
$898^5 but when he edds the full
four year course in * an agricultural
college his evarage inccm<& jumps to
$1,254.00 per year, find investigators
at the State College.
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!A/ HABITS'
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1G SEARCH IS
AtUSI ENDED
anlac ' Completely i fleetored Health '
Alter Years Of gtonadi Troeble.
Declare* Mre. i. S. Starnea.?
'Tanlac js certainly the ideal treat
lent for a run-down condition," said
lira. J. S. .Starnes, of Kings Mouniin,
N. C.~, recently.
HWhy, I noticed an improvement
very day, I Aook tU; medicine and !
couldn't \yisli for better health than !
'ni enjoying now. . 1
'tPey five years. I had fait < weak,T
erv:u3 and run-dowir all the thno. fy
a-ipethe was extremely poor and,
rhe:'. I did no to the fa We tdCnkiirg ,
Citld enjov a li'tlo something, th?
pry1; rht cf food riaureated me. Th?
Ittle'ijvcj^ I sr-:.t didn't "snem . to help;
w.ro! I woke up mornings fee lire:
o t!rH bs when I- went to bed.
"Eat f soon realized I Had;, foundi
he -irht treatment in Teniae and j
ow I have a good appetite, am-gain-1
ng weigh' and feeling as well r<'
avur H<d. My r.srvcs have- steadied'
cwn.-tro, and-T. am "sleeping senrvdlv
ver-- night.. Tanilac is the best of
beni .all."
Taiilne is for sale by all good
rugsista. Acceot.no substitute. Ovr
37-million bottles Sold.
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?- P -V- ELMER
PINK MORTON.
By till request of her grandmother,
Irs. S. A. R. Morton, I will write n 1
sief sketch of the sickness Bnd death
f- little Elmer, the only child of Mr.
nd Mrs. Hubert Morton.
She was bom Sept. 25th, 1921, died
an. 13th, 1923. Her stay on -eprtli,
/as short, bat a great comfort and |
by to her sorrowing loved ones. How I
ad indeed it> was to give her up, but
he Lord givelh and taketh away. |
Icr suffering was intense, .having
Hat dread disease, bronchial pneunonia?but
a glorious thought! The
,ord says, "suffer little children to
ome unto me, and forbid them not,
or of such is the kingdom of heavn."?A
(Friend. , .
For, LO! the winter is past, the
ain is over and gone, the flowers
ippear on the earth; the time of the
linging cf birds is.come, and the
oice cf the turtle is heard >in Our
and.^?The Spng of Solomon.
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^Tfrom s urtbum?^K
ImentholaiumJ
t^cools and heals.^j^
The well-built car
constructed-car lex
?j alike on the salesroc
^ T.j and varnish can cot
of weaknesses in c
In a Studebaker St
will not begin to ri
-ft:' >->; niter thousands of
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j-fjti-.. ity : /. p., 40 ,
T*dormfr^' . .J
B|^Hag Root L-rtri^V-Paw*)
kjrJ ~ ' Coape-Roadtter
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" .L-"- I Sedan.
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A Distinguished Appearance
/TV *??Y ia a pleasure enjoy edwhenyourResidence
is attractiv?ly painted with
~ " 7m?0 L&M SEMI-PASTE PAINT
iT Longest years ot was/ because costly
II Wfclte Zinc is added for durability ?
U /U"bAUHy^ 11m- Ca,
ssadQg toeachgsll paint.making the Best
. TlierereslniglrsddjnsUnsned Pare Paint for ft J2 a gall-, ready to Bsc.
Quickly d<m& Sm?rou^terr FrtiSdNb annrf far SO yews
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GEO. W. THOMAS ~ . ROXBORO. N. C.
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"Bring home a Box of 1fi fesf
a?*T Shoe R)lish!w M ^ jggB f
8??lL#iliI
8 worth more: '1 ^ j
t F.P.DJhyCQTiyU,. Bwfaio, N. Y. I
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I INVESTMENT
is. your home a safe one?
"V^OUR own home is an I '
A ideal investment, always !
-1' under your personal protcc- IJJ!| ;S^p3T? I tion,
adding to your enjoyment ||il [ImI ^
s while it adds to your wealth. l^B
But have you" protected that investment
against deterioration? 9
Permanencccostsbut little more I
? than temporary construction.
^ ? Ask the help of your building
S material dealer. He knows- S
the best types of construction
a and the best materials to use. .
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? '' TfiJ Standard by which aUother makes are mtaswraL " ^ B
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and the poorly It will continue to be comfortable
5k very much and easy riding and will present a pSR
?n floor. Paint fine appear&nce month after month
?er a multitude as when new.
losed car ton- There are closed cars that do not
include heaters. Yet, you cannot be
e on the_paint. comfortable unless you.are warm. rvSA;JS| ,
dan the quality Every Studebaker Sedan-u com- [ ' y ;;"
iqb. The body pletefy equipped including a heater, t". . >;
attle or squeak Studebaker's quantity produc- HgSjgli
friiles of hard ^ .tion of cars of quality is responsible ^
for the low price of this Sedan. #
)DELS AND PRICES?/, o. b. factories ' * ] 9B9
SPECIAL-SIX DIG-SIX " 'S
U. P. 5-Psm., tlV W. B..50 H. P. 7-Paaa.. 126' W. B.,60 H.J?.
i 975 Touring_J $1275 Toiyrtrsp yi7<n
- 975 pAoHatM- f> Pa*. \ pien Spetdjtci (5'^**M-) ...IS35 i.'j
Roadeter C2-Paw.) 1250 2400
.1225 Coup?j (4-Pd*.)J^ 1875 C<mpe<5-Paaa.> 2550 \ - -f&
.1550 1 Sedan 2050 Sedan. ... ..2750 | . 3|
Terms to meet Your Convenience
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