J. W. NOELL, EDITOR AN
VOL. No. XL1
ROXBOKO MARKET.
V Market Averaged $30 00- on last
Monday, and Getting 'Higher.
Sales last week were the best
so far. and the farmers are delighted
with the way things are going..
Sales were fairly heavy and the)
prices satisfactory, in fact on last
Monday everythinug on the market
- averaged $30.00 per hundred, with
many farmers selling for more than
- $50.00 average for their entire load,;
We have not seen a better average
out our contention that th^re is no
Mfei .. out odr contention that there is no
^ jft % ' better place td sell your tobacco than
in-Roxboro. Suppose you try it this
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Portrait Of Gov. Kitchin
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Dr.. I a- at.. ? ? J
a -aarnini iv Uir l UUniJ ny V.-OI
R. O Everett of Durtiem!
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Tuesday at the noon hour Col. R.
O. Bverett of Durham presented to
the Board of County Commissioner!
a very handsome portrait of O V
Vf W Kitchen. This was a heautir
fof pet on the part of Col. Evctott, '
and {he could not have done an tact
which the people will more apreriarte, ,
for every man in this good County
loves Mr. Kitchen.
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, Superior Coart. I
October Term, 1934. ]
North Carolina,
Perspn County. ]
The Hon. E. H. Cranmer, Judge
Wt the Grand Jury of Person ,
County at the October Term of ,
Superior Court after passing on all \
r- hills {givetr- by the Solicitor and ]
; rrakifig all presentments we visited ,
the County Home and found 19 in- ,
cr?an3s wen c?rea lor. w? nave ajj
heau jful and comfortable home. ]
We 1 ound at the Oounty Home 1201
gafU ns of molaiie^, 60 gallons of ,
rinej ar, 150 Bu. swaet potatoes. 50 j
Bo. rish potatoes, 10' to 15 Bbl. of
, o'J cjom and a good crop of-com. in .
the field not 1! Wd ko]
fcun< 8 nicel hog* that \fcoujd' weigh j
SCO ] b. each, hogs that would weigh <
year] The County Home ft*/ 28 \
rcomfc. 4 bath rooms & toilets, a sun|,
parlqrs and 2 large porches. We also j
found a nice lot of can fruit.
Wo-also visited the colored Graded , <
Schofl in a body and 273 colored |,
children, in school and all are well \
cared for We visited the Roxboro ;
Graded School and found 450 pupils *.
in tllat school, 'fhe Superintendent \
inforJned us that there were 75. child- '
ren in Eiagt Roxboro in school.
,They are all well cared for and t
seam tq be getting on fine. We also
sited the jail and found it in ?,
Hk.*. . vf jyi good condition, at least as good
|jp dould be expected. We
. . itod the Sheriff's office, The Clerk's
^ ' V . office and the Register of Deed's
h' / V offjee and fotind them in good shape 1
%; eo far as we could ascertain. i
.W. R. Hayes, . j
.Foreman-of Grand Jury, I
P/S. We find ab the County Home j I
a-little'girl 12 yohrs old,- We -reccvm-j I
i?eiid her to.be sent to n reformatory, I
vv . I- 'or training school of- some hind.-1 I
We also find a crazy woman who! < I
K 'c tight to he sent to the asylum nJ. I
she is breakinr into neighbors'. I
* 1?ou3es and eainff?" a r-eat deal of I
trouble. , j<|
W. R. Hayes, 11
- Fopptnart of Grand .Jury. *!
REPORT OF THE SVPER1NTENDENT.
MRS J. A. BEAM:
; ... , o jAllwtsviHo
High Sehool ha* ii90 t
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Bu*hv Pi* Hitfh Sfchbol hhii#25ft
f Pupil*. . . iv ? i i '<1
Bethel Hfll 'Hi^hf FehWl hfc? S?M I
^Helena High'SlsfcWf to! 807J?tpMh?v'
1 OHv* HiU Hagl*;.S*h?A ha* ?8; I
?L_ Jalong Primary School' ha* >
p-?... School lha* 24?> inv-jtil
r-". Number gf, ?)iju- t?i frer*- W-rtha-Ji
t ounty w9 " : i i ~ " ' n' r
liu?ib^r .o<'cOk>r?i t?h)cHer? in Ola-",
trunty fil ' ' ' n
BS Mwahtr of pupli* enroila* tm MMj
ronnty and town 6t2E, ' ' jj
,W. U. IIaye*,' jj
. j t'jtfwlt ..rGran'f.Jgty, .j
g^i ' l' ^ (r-j>C ' ' =- ' *" * ^
Pliah Coroc in atttl ijoy ,m>
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" ROXBORO, 1
COUNTY TEACHERS MEETING
On October |tth the Person
County Teachers meeting held ii?>
regular session in the, Roxbooo.1
Graded School. The' meeting whs 2
called to order promptly ot ter. a
o'clock by Mrs. J.. A. Beam, The t
day being ideal, there was a full t
attendance of the teachers ot the v
County. (t- j.a
After a few minutes devoted to a
devotional . exercise^,' Mrs. Beam
launched into the discussions of the n
general meeting. Every ,.' teacher ]
said Mrs Beam, "should hijve an ob- u
jective it view." If-this is ti.
course of study will be covered and f
pupils and teachers wilt find them- '<fj
sejv?s not so handicapped as here- Sj
tpfore. This can be accomplished V
if teacherfc plan thei/ work and 'f
strive toward the objective. Have an
objective In view should be the fc;
slogan of every tea'chef in -Person c
County. ' c
The school, like everyttiiag else,'j,
must meet the demands of the day.' v
Old things must give way to the y
hew. The Latin Grammar school,Tl
met the needs of the early Colonial',
days. Later the Academy arose be-t^
cause there was a demand foy aj
more general eduaation of the peo-lp
pie;1 this in turn gave way to the!
public schools of ou^: country. So itis
with the one room schools. Tbey i^
have served the needs of the pastj^
hut they must'now give-hyay toc^n-K
solidated schools. The one room;
schools of Person County will soon ^
he a thing of the past. t - 1 *
Teachers should observe the rules '
of good sportsmanship. Play fair
vjth your county superintendent, n
/out principal, your committee, yoitr ?
tommunity and your pupils. No poo- *
Oltcnted -team work more than those
ivho belong to the teaching profession.
Cooperation in any enje^-. a
orise is the ' key note to success^ P
Lack of cooperation means failure. ?
All the rule of gded-ypcgtamanship '
Il?y Uf itpiMWtt U? LCOvIIIIlJy
ression. '.. . ' '. ?
Mr. Allan, Satate ^uperiY\teh^ent of *'
public Instruction, has issued 'a state- tl
n'ent to the effbct tliat AmeHcian b<
ization must be taught.'in the sixth' t<
seventh, and eighth grades. The la
ext book prescribed, in Duel Govern- A
naent. Thi$ subject; may be (alight- o
in connection' with history and civics. w
Membership dues to. The .North fi
Carolina Education Association were si
collected at the close of the general f<
meeting. The fee this year ^is $2. ts
and thai carries wilh jt both mejnber- tl
ihip in' the Association and subscription
to The North Carolina
reacher.
After the general meeting the. ^
eachers met in primarary grammar
^tade and high school- groups to ;
Study their individual prdblmes.
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ilrs Pleasant leaves for California ] ^
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Mrs Ida Pleasant, who for the past I e
two r.:onths has been manager of i ^
ihe Milady's Shop, received a me*-4
sage last night stating "that her i
brother. Thomas I. McKerali, who is.
sheriff of Riverside county, Cal., had
>?on ehot and fatally w.
Pleasant will leave today for her
lome at Greensboro before going to
California b
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Research Club.- ,T
The- -ResearchClub iuet Weduoh- Qlay
at the home of Mrs. R. L Wilt?ura.
The topic of the/afternoon was y
rwo Social Plays The first paper i e
find discussion was on A Bill of Divorcement
by Mrs. T. W. Pass The,
jecond paper and discussion was on
Phe Circle by Mrs. Newell. The hosess,
assisted by Miss Collins and Mrs y
le\>ming served g, ^Jiciop . salad ?
ybieie.Withraffle# rfnd whipped cteam t|
ya | 1^
tUy Southern CMidfreJn , Vo,t ponrii
;Pe 'P^,rflt,,>JrutheV Ofderella )
yhlcjl to have been iivbn ofi I
IhwwUy jMii1!. Otf ??4 V lit ;
benefit AAftIfthgiA hJs t n
EF^ the' Preabyterj^ j ?
f*rwAj*?rMfi 'Thurth'dn (hut dati r
rtiw ri?y * ? ** -idvn"?,n n?fcir
Clmrsday night, Oct. 30th, at 8 o'clock; v
n ihi jaMtOoh aodkarkim. la
;'tr,..,Uy l,car :l?is change in^piimi i,
in.1 VlH^ on 3^n)r. di:.
?m ' >< >-o? f"4 >' J 1
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HOME VIRi
NORTH CAROLINA, V
I MAJ. McLENDON speaks at
bushV fork.
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On the evening of Oct. 14 at the
iushy Pork High School auditorium
ifaj. L. B, McLendon delivered fin
iidrevi which was enjoyed by an on-,
husiaailc audience. Mr. W H.!
Vilkerson preseped Mr Cooper "Hall'
.'ho introduced the speaker wlith a.
hort, impressive talk,
nd political interests of the farmer. J
Mr. McLendon hinged his argument
on the economical, educational
le advocated cooperative marketlg,
the county-wide plan of educat>n,
and the exercise of the right of
ranchise. The one way for the
rrmer to keep on. '^n ev^n. footing
ith other industries is to organise;
it) the town people share their good
brtune with those upon whom they
re dependent for their prosperity:
tick to the political party of your
hoice and keep it clean, since the
nly way to improve the govern
lent is to improve tho party; assert
our rights in the open and vote
Ut way Such are some of the
marks made by the Solicitor in hi*
pity,v fogies) 'end constrdctive diss'
svirsd.?E.1. M. Simpson. / ' '
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irst County Meeting ?H(. M S.
The first County Medting of the
f M. Societies pf, Persort met Saturajl
Oct 25th, wit/> the W) M. ,
[ N'orth" Roxboroz The meetfug lyai
tiled to order ? by Mrs ti. W.
nadsher, County Chairman. t)evo
ional exercises were conducted' by
Irs. L. P Duncan. in -jl gracipn*
tanner Mrs. W W Moirell welcomW
i us An appreciative response wag
Ive'n'by Mrs SiiMm of Mill Creeki
churph, Tile' talks on 'Sacrificial
Giving, Stewanhip and Tithing
ltd the Worth of the! County Meetigs
pojd arid
[iss Ella Thompson were indeed excellent.
Mrs. Stukenbnok . offered
lime timely an(i. encouraging . refirft
After this excellent and liejpil
program' Htf ' 'S' S rooms wore
irown open fliid there met rus r a
xiutiful scene,1 p. veritable Japanese
id ropto. Three lovely Japanese
l.dies served us tea (?) and cake.
I.fter a pleasant social hour with
I ur sisters of. the Association we
cent away feeling that indeed, oujr
I rpt County meeting had feck i
tgcess, and with appreciative Hearts
ir the gracious reception and hospiIllity
- tendered' 'tis "by > the ladies of
|i(j North ."Roxboro W. M Society
Mi* J. J. Winstead,
Secretary, pro tern.
ranville Presbytery In
Session Here
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Granville Presbytery met last
ight with the Presbyterian Church
ere, and will continue in session for
[tree days. Rev. A. M.? Earle is modrator
" There are aboQt twenty five
ielegates, including laymen, in atpndance
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'fhree Days Extraordinary^
Beginning Monday Nov. 3rd and
*sting for three days the Swarthtore
Chautauqua will hold the
oards in Roxboro. There are thereore
three days of real literary and
lusical feasts in order for the people
Don't miss these entertainment,
ou will be amply paid for time and
xpense. r? _
Big Prices At The WInstead.
Prices have been soaring at'the
/instead the past week, many far
lers averaging'up around $60 00 for
fieir loads My, but you should see
3 at. smilf WViif?>! will nai ^
m- .-v. '*-j-ryr , ij'"* . "i*
n the farmers face* these days?and
ley all seH iniRoxbero, ,U>
saltti i'i^TmO <' v.-i.
Maj Stedman Visits Roxboro.
I Mai.' ObMy M.i i Stxfcnw h" '
(mthero visjlti,. lajii I His .
Itnds ween Kindle hnun ths.piaiienrpi
nh%l?irtH I his ' bands and T ell v/tre
marking on hhik splendid physi
| condition. Few meh have tiidj
live and respect of his constituent*
? ^ednjin, ^nd
I|M?^ t
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Vot*. on .eftMpf > ftjlr
or vote for J .WijCiwrnhj i,vf<-r
notmr-. ? Bflfv <"uamjv>r'-?r- i ajpd0
Cent Store Man, fef aherifts Uf-i
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w.
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T. ABROAD NEXT
Wednesday Evening, Octob
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, [
OCTOBER TERM. 1924.:
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NI?rth Carolina.
Braon County. j.
I. L. P. McLendon, do hereby cet-,
ttfy that I have examined the office,4'
of the Superior Court of Person '
putj pue ulioj sjqt 3uunp Ajuno;} J
eame in good order and the accounts!'
Wt the office correctly kept in so far .*
as could be ascertained.. , p
This Odtober 15. 1924. j
. ; L. P. McLendon, ,
Solicitor 10th Judicial District
Approved, and ordered filed. ''
? E. H. Cranmer, j'1
Judge Presiding. '
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NEW' MANAGEMENT.
r: The Roxboro Book and Stationery J'
tore has secured the servic?s of |
fcr R. R. Rose, formerly connected
rith the Rose .6 and 10. Cent Store. I
Mr. Rose'is thoroughly fimiliar wit'ij
this line and we are sure the public
gAta oj s siq aietoaidds hia!
Roxboro :i book store equal to tne' ^
Very best, You will save time, worry
And money by giving them a look ?
before making your purchases of 1
anything carried by stores of this ' ?
kind, including books, stationery, 1
toys, gifts, etc.
LONGHURST SCHOOL HOhtOK fc
ROLL
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fst Grade; Eunice Btalock, j Flj.
uoai 'uovuaqoH ounsuq.-) 'usuiasi^
Rhew. , .
Cole, Claudia Gentry and Thelma j1
.'2nd Grade: Jessie Anderson, Hqttic c
Ar^derson and Thelma Rbew; V- |"
3rd Grade: Myrtle Reaves.
SthGrade: Lester Morrell, Robert ?
Olive and Clara Ford. j j ?
Jne^ Purfear. | c
jj 7tV (trade: Bessie Walker
3o|d At The Hy-Co
Monday Mr. Allen Crews sojd a
toad, at the Hyco averaging $47.50 for c
the entire load One day last week'
lie sold a load " with the Hyco and 1
averaged 144,00 Mr Crews say?
he expects to avarage * mighty close j
to $50.00 for his entire crop, and Jvhat ['
is,-better, he expects to sell every I '
t^ound on the Rovhoro mnrlret
i1
NTOICF.
V y 7?6?-rI
desire to announce to my friends j
and the public generally that I am
now connected with the Roxboro |
Book and Stationery Store, and cord-?
ially invite you all to" come to us for i
anything you may want in our line, i(
The scope of the stock has been |5
greatly enlarged and we are in posit-! 3
ion to furnish anything needed in I *
our line. Kindly give us a call be-[ ^
fore sending away for anything in *
this line.
Yours truly, 1
R. ft. Rosfc. 8
ANNVAL BAZAAR (
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The annual bazaar of Edgar Long1*
Memorial Church will be held' Satur 'c
day, Dec. 1-3. The public is Cordially i
invited. |
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All Day Service At Ephe.sus
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There will be an all day service at'*
EphoKus next Sunday. Preaching at 1
Ctement at 3:30, P. M. Special ser- s
vice at Lea Bethel Church 7 P.M , *
and Semora Wednc^Hay night Nov,!
3th, at 7. We invite all who care to
attend to be present at each seryh-o
Our task is a large one and if we
consider tire ^/act that about one B
third nf th#? worM amIu ia ?
I'll 1 y 1 ? ,
ry on the work started in the 75 *>1
Christians, we will t>e ready to ca^-v:J
Million Pro?ram. Study these fifcfworid
i
.aMSr'Hri
iBaptUt'in,U 8 8M1Q25_ ... a
C;'B- ;f
qf-tiur cu^lifi taVvool?taa< hori
4 Darin* tie paBtt'fc*r'd*ek? a oumVoridklppet}.
r d?ith,' ,
alizi; 'tbaV. ot?r, ta?)t>$?.*; iiroilpr one'
ani^^ms_2ielpi oar. (Kuroli pan b?? t<? "
anpdnfe'of oor toaehPrw,' .Wp etknA.'
ready to agsjafrin eygry. way yr.'-jhlc; ii
i'-OOie Lv- ever? -orviei and \ye !?,- }
Move yotfr talk, id tooehm*
mode th? -moPB joyoua.>' . ..
^ Port'tr- |j
:*'|tameron : . -Hubi ftt tk>'. Palace _
'! '. .. . * > nr.;l . -. ~ TiTT
tour
$1.50
e* 29 th, 1924
.. HALLOWE'EN FROLIC _ '!
U Womans Club Rooms Oct 31,!
8 P^M. 1'
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Everybody, come and bring your j
times?lots of them, end enjoy the.I
un?nothing over 10 cents. Entrance |
D cents. Games, music and Is -ghtei. I
? ?? :iwur ana mssic or sneet to I
ct Ghost. By Presbyterian Woman -' I
Luxiliary. i
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[ELP WANTED?I Want a good, re- I
table man to go into business for |
imself in a neighboring County sell- t
ng Rawleigh's Good Health Products i
0 farmers. A permanent, profitable i
nd pleasant business all ypur own <
fery little Capital required. See me <
Slickly Herbert W. Bowen, Rox- i
pro, N'. C. It pd" 1
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lOL. MEEKINS HEARD BY
A LARGE CROWD
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| Probably the largest crowd which |
as heard any speaker here during i
be campaign heard Col, Isaac M. |
teekins last Friday. He is a speaker
1 power, in fact, an orator, and
iiough you do not agree with hirojl
pu will enjoy hearing him. Judg-it
IK from his speeches which welj
i V? , read in the papers, he made J i
lie same speech here?rnot abusive j
4^ entertaining. f \ ,
I ASS MEETING LAST THURS- j
DAY NIGHT^ I
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' The mass meeting called jointly ]
-y the two banks for last Thura- |
iky night was, decldely a success.
Ehings pertaining to the good of t
he towh and County were freely j
iiscussed, part being taken in the
I TUMion by beth town ami County
tizens.
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1? SCHQOL NOTES. j
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| Do sot forget Teachers' Meeting |
>p the regular day-, L , t
(Saturday before the Second Sunday <
n each month.t ... i
The book on Americanism-.Our, ,
Jual Govemmen, by Dr. E.G.
irooks, Is now obtainable, and every
eacher must see that Americanism (
s taught in every school, <
Via, J.' A. Beam.
BIG LAND SALE
The T. H. Street Eatate to Be Sold i
At Auction
One of the largest landed estates i
>t the County will be subdivided and !
lOld at auction on Thursday, Nov. 1
13th, by the Atlantic Coaat Realty .
3o., this being the estate of the j
ate Mr. Thomas H? Steret at Milt
>eek. There is probably no better j
obacco land in the Gounty and it.; i
vil! afford those wanting to own
l good farm an opportunity to do so
It will he sold to the highest bidler,
thus enabling each one to buy a
'arm at their own price. The terms
ire very reasonable. ?See the ad
in another page. '
MOVED
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We have moved into onr new store
ust a few doors below our former j
ocation and ajecarrying the best j
ine of hardware we , hayte ever !
ihown Come to ^ee U'8. Ea! Jncr
fardw'are Co./
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ST. MARK'S CHURCH
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20th Sunday after Trinity: Church,
it 10:00 A; M ,'' Edwin. Eberatan'
tuperintendent. * .Evening Prayer, j<
TormTmauonana sermOn . by the
It Rev. Ed win A. Penlclc, Bishop <
Wdjutor of the Di'oeese of North
krolis Those who heard i' Bishop
fetiicV *ht the UuhJn Service : lsst
Ictober id the Methtxilgt Church
till , >e (clad of thh opportunity to
her. htm aSaih hMrt Sunday -night
t St. Mark's Church hi '7:80, Come .
id J worship with tl^
i. L Mertiit. Rector 1
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To The Women Voters
I ci]fiMl{lir,vMnt*t<y Sppial.tiV *he
\<e . in hriordht, I opholdlnp ' the laws l
MYhrv ihstanco That is my p)(Tttm~Kiinll.i
j.> i ' i>in yaas ?n, .
. . Your friend.
i. w. caAU81?S,
titer known. t.? Billy ("hafilbCri-thec
sad 10 'Otnt- hwriv Stan. . . it
!HW.'HV.VI?fuwi tK loyin Ut'uso;
vfitli. bV.Uv' etc. Apply to Mrs A i> 1
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PER YEAR IN ADVANCfc
No. 42
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Meeting Of Mission Study Class
The Mission Study Class, of tha
W. M. S of the Edgar Long Memorial
Church, Roxboro, N C., haveiust
finished the home mission
500k "Save America." An original
plan conceived by our Supt,. Mrs
iendali Street, proved very interaa"
ting, therefore pass it on. Thw
twenty five members were divided
nto tux? sections, with Mrs W; T,
!?ara and .Mrs, Margarette Teague as
eaders of contending sides, each
riving out ; in advance writen qaeeioni
oh the lesson. We met on three
uccessive afternoons A rocord of
attendance and lemons" was kept bp
>ur Supt. the grade on lesons being
ieterroined by whether the answer
raa read from the book or given
rom memory. The loosing, side most
mtestain the winning one.
The meetigs were opened by Mrs
Street who read Scripture lessons
suited to the topic studied. The
prayers for these lemons were read
n concert, and the hymn "America
[he Beautiful" Was sung.
I As an entertaining feature of lesion
Nu 1, Mrs, Johnson of Weldoo,
M. C. gave us a reading Killing
he Giant." and at No. 2 Mrs. Mamie
Sierritt mad Mrs Oitcher read the
iiak>gue, : "Depth and Shallows."
Lesson No 3 closed with an infernal
discussion of the book and prsU- ' ,/
sition problems as we personally see
ind hear of thorn today, and a prayer
to God to save America
A rising vote of thanks was given
Mrs Street for -faithful services as
Supt Mission Study for ths past
Kjodooo pipuoids IOJ sssjs oqt do;
two yean. She responded by thank- r
ion.--Secretary. '
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Tft The Women Of Person County
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"We will have another opportunity
November the 4th of exercnrfng oar
right of franchise This i? not only
in opportunity and a prtvilage but
i duty. A duty to our country/ our
rounty, and opr homes. Is there a *
woman among us, with no concern
is to who manage the affairs of oUr
county government. In this I think
we should be vitally interested, for
the status of our hom^ life is largely
determined by the men whom we select-to
administer the affairs of oar
jaunty government As a woman
and as a Democrat, 'i appeal to the
Democratic Women of this county
to prove yourselves worthy of the
high privilege of voting, by coming
out Nov. the 4th in full force, and
casting your- ballot for the National,
State, and County Democratic nominees.
Each of whom, I ?think, will
so administer the duties of his office
as to reflect rcedit upon himself and
the Democratic Party. . .
Mrs W. T Kirby, Vice-Chrm. Dem,
Com'. * ;
Makes Score of 100. &
The Ooco Cola Company send oat
inspectors every few months to seethat
all bottlers of their drinks are
kept up* to the no,tch. The Coco-Cola
Bottling Co of' Itoxboro made the
possib{d rating, averaging
100 per cent on all points . ?
NOTICE
Elder C. B. Hall will preach atSatuixiay
and Sunday in November
and December
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CO CRT WEES
The special term of Court for this3ounty
is in session this week,. Judge
B. F. Long, presiding. This term is
for civil cases only and will occupy
:he entire, week, unless many of this
twee docketed are. ppsponed
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Vote on. Nov 4th?and don't fail
M vote f?.r J- W. Chambers, better,
kaoyni as Billy Chabers the -5 and
Ift. Gent .Store Mm,, for .gherjtfc My
motto: Do my duty,. treat all dike, : ~
ilg and little, rich and poor ,
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BOX PARTY., ? - '
U. I'.'.ptl ,f Zip. -A
Thefe will-be a, boa party, at Brook- '
school on; Friday night,-Nov. 7th.
Kseeyhmky w/liitilsil^?? :?' Jg
tVANd ...Or-- team
?rid tool if cultivate nrhont, 76,000 v *
hills of, tobacco Extra. good farm,"
I; mile* front lioxboTd. . Apply
Vudry Long, KoxhfA-o, V n ld-29 ff .
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