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VOL. No. XLIV ROXBORQjJMORTH CAROLINA, Wednesday Evening, March 16, 1927. No. I I.
Many New State? Wide Laws
Made By General Assembly
? um miss ion Named To Make 4
Survey. ? Two Constitutional
Amendments IM ??posfd;
Emergency Judge; Highway; j
Child Labor Outstanding.
1 .2 IS ACTS PASSED
LAWS Lead
School vpMaUxMlcn Xun/'. incrc^s
! to : 1 ? ~
Ernerjre.n?y jucljrship 'act.
Vu t ho i;i Ziition of $:|O,J{K>O0O() vfor
- :chw.Vv> ar t jnvirjar. state highway ;
.mmksion fowri to iout<- roads. '
< " H i Id labor law. limiting \v;rk of .
?iQiheri between. ages of 14 and 10 ?
?'. j cHght hours a day.
Chariginir datc"fi>r- issuing aUt??
Tobitc license to January 1,
iftaif'-wide game law.
Creati<7n of commission to sfcudy
ixatlon. Submitting '? Con*titu
? lection i providing f-r clarification
f property and fix in g lower t :ix in.
^ tangible*. %
t^SFftiiriissfrin creaunt to- rrgukrte
.?n*ratiOn of vehicles.
Authorizing bridgv 'ovim; Cape
X far Kiver at Wilmington to fcfrtt
\ ?
Authorizing appropriation f :r
". tnd$ to be embraced by Smoky
. Jcuntain noti-ml park,
Measure >pee<Jii?g up liqUidatiiVn i f
\f unci banks. . : ?
Larger Confederate nebs ions.
Bad t?heelc 1 spur with "teeth/*
Orphanage school* to >hare in
'?iiU- cquifizatioh fund.
JletorVn Tr ?y? tenia of ' county j^ov
nmrnt
Raiicijrh, March r2.?-A totiil cf
?; '.2QS bills ani 43 resolutions were
nacted Vnio law by -the past general
^<vmbly, a grand 'tots>4 of 1 ,~4H laws
? iompar<;d to 1,-43 laws in
>f the many taws passed; about 100
-vp of, /vtfdl interest to the state,
?dth piasibly another 5.0 :1p some
. *ay applicable to the entire state
? a|r of such h technical nature; us
.at to. warrant doseriptton. here.
The tmerjrenvy Judge tret; the $30,
?0,000 rbad b:nd law. and the ao
... ynrrpanying -measure g-iving. the
ijjhvray ' commission the power to
otite highways. the enactment c;itt
'%% dfrwn the hoars during; which;
? -hiVcter lu*t,vo<M 14 and 16 n:rty
> ;o:.V:i the change .vl. .automobile
ct-nsc- date. t<> .January I. the. A tat''
? -. ':-diR. ira'twe bill and the;.iirn ky Aloun
.i;u j ark measure stand pui real
.?regressive laws. Tit- cbiii mission
> Study tu'\at'ut:i will ?\vobabl.v .do
crl< of. nV(?rji' value to the state, thaii
: rny' othei: . bti<t>- o! men set "t;? \vcik
?'ii.auh ^er.\.tcpi fat ?* a .new ,ll?\v*
'tiring ' t'ftfs ^^islature iust -pa
(ile ? thi pit-sage . f a- law" saltid-g
P. ~~~ ? ;??: ? ! fill. ?
? ? ? v^tom. ,-uM^by . the - p^wiiii* ?at- ? t h<
" ' ? /i/"' '
? I. thft. t^irht -
' at-'. a Kwer i;aUV' t ii.tr ? Vf.il-"!
repcrty. .\y}J ign :do\vh as; another
fi? stop :tiou ai\ls : ia a I pi ogre'.- 9 in
;:/\e e"o'njt>ni':c . 'admir.ji.tratU.ii' .of." : ?; e?
.1 overnment ? of ? this stat.* an.j |>Me
' tiixftt? h. . \v!',v! t' , it ? "?v i 1 1 be, ihe
.>a.K. burfjensbin'iH : ?
Xj^n- e Da Ur~ ( Gauged.
The iiUtM>j^c"}jire. I i cense dat*v ^\va.?
".handed \ry thv cr m ' f A I asscnvbly
? om June :J0 ?, December .'II . with
f.ei* of* !2/> cents added to. the.
<rst of the . t-aj;.. to be issued . t)? i>
Grningium. Those half Vear ing*
, vi> c*cst exactly half ~tfu> u^ual cost
<lu:s the "quarter" and whole year
'J\ ics wHI then be fc^ued in I>ertfm^
er. 1927. -?* ?
.Tiul liglit^, n>?nt? be chrritjd on all
? >rayfln?- and .-oth^r ? vahlclm on all
.tage highways of the stat*\
The .state is authorized t b.-ue
r :i0.000,000 worth of highway" b.mds
.r a continuation of the road Inii-d
!1K program and part of this money
'%? to- be u?ed' to ptiv back curtain
, o^atl^s, where the program was
.omJ)l??U:d with Ihe cbaaty's own
vv> #'and^.
A bridge will H>e btTtH^ -ovr*1- nhe
v.:&po Fear fiver at WiVmmgt:h at
cost of $1,250,06^. To)Ih will be
barged and it is believed that these
oils . will4 pay for- the b.ord- u"d
ii^terpst in iers than tO^"nrv 'The
ligh way- com in is ;r Ion* will ccllect "/he
: -Ih ? rnt# -tale .. j;. nuxdi-Jt' wjpg
t'lt-flir trr ;h> - fOUnTv; ? I 'X , ? V.
' . ? *rr
I. ? ;\l.[lliiiT ?.? oi<ii.r.
Death of Mr.
E. B. Yancey
i Sir. K. p.' V ailcey. who. hat) bpe.nT
i in dpcHiuhg health for a long timy,
?lied ? list -Saturday f II i ri |JT at Id
'vclock, age i)(S years. . The funeral
>.i r vices . wei v held from the Baptist
LCliureh,- wjtn his-past r. Rev. \V. F-.
West ccnductitvg the services. His
Vody was laid to rest' in Btfrchwood
.''t mrtilrj.' M ,nr;ay A f tern c on. .
t Mr* Yancey had been a- residcrt of
| Ro:4boio icr -?iVioiit". &">' $"Var,v and
i was vyell knbwYi to all. He joined:
| himself, .to."' the Fifit Baptist Church
soon after m vilip 'to Rnxboro, and.
Was, a consistent and faithful mem
ber all through the years He was
a member of the b ard of Deacons
for -about 2) years- Brides his
wife he leaves three daughters. Airs.
K. M. Spencer. Mbses Julia and
Roxarna, and one son, Mr., John
Yancey, all of Ro.vfcaro. ? ~
"A Little Clodhopper"
In a letter to Dr, H. M. Beam! J
Director cf the General B. Y. P. U.
at Rcxhcro, Mr. W. C. Kendrick, 1
leader pf ' the Intermediate B.. Y. P.
U., Mebene. has the following. to
say ah'ut "A Litifle Clodhopper" as
presented by ~^our B. Y. P- IT. tost
Friday evejvirg.
"1 want to tel>l..you and your B.
Y. P.. U- that tVo play given lure
way. as &ood as most professional
player.-- would have put on. Each one
played his pait . wolf and s mebody
lis due the credit for gettiilg it -up
[und ..training those young rteorle. I
am sure you feel -pptfud of them, for
they "have made a R"OCd impression
here and am sure t'hey' will do the
same where ever tne'y g<>."
The Senior B. V, P.'U. will pre-cnt
it, "A kittle .Cnodhojipei^' Saturday
' evening, March 20th, 192? . in the1
:4chool auddtoi'ium at Jtflong. ^ ,
| large attendance is. expected , and the
play will J>c better. 'Jjlrs. C^afrie
Bradsher and Mr. D. R. (Jake) Tay
1 r will render solos. Remember the
date and dont forget that "A Little
<Todh:ppei" gt*ts better each per-.
i -forma n ire. '? , j
Not Qur J. T. Hughes
In Monday's issue of. the (ireens
i'b-pt o JCeys ' appeared an account of
?a difficulty betSvccn*vI. T. Hughes
nrtd wife. Ji seems/that Hughes was
chocking hif- 'wife, when she grabbed
a potato knife and slashed him a
- . ? an . arm, .causing- a . oc'.-p flow
!' Mood, |rT?ccs -u rating carry i.ny.
?Huirh'f- t ; tlif *hft5.T>ft'aj..
Of c.tiu'sc the no'pie in this- stc
?? t m.'i; w ordered what ' had* v jiie ovf r
j'urpm, lor they thought it must". bo
im, as. hf. ha^-bietl <>ne of t.he .most
.p:;j.giTtVnrt?$ -"n our ? immunity while
iryifcl here. Bat ii w.is iv'iic otn
.-Coutiiy. Ma?< Vhose ^iyen -4*tti\ic ;,fr
j ?nif.? \ uri-'in, ' buV, one " J: tin .
lluyho ?rf (ireeiisbcr ? . Mr. Turpin
R u^Ln'-s 'ji-mi-'his-. wift> were in- Rax
>vhipr. the difficulty happened,
;.n'fi he wants all i f his old friends
know it Wan another 'TV Hughes.
"Honor Wins"
The Helena Hit?}". School piipils
. wil! present "lienor .Wins/' a three1
' act comedy. Friday everting March
M,_ :it 7 :30 _i>'cWk, ffhe ?evening
\^\ i 1 1 be tilled with -entertainment, and
! laughter. A number of snappy
choruse> uill- he given by the Jtigh
1 -.oho l hoys *ahd '?U*ls< There wllL
b? one chcruK of mixed voices. The
; frutth and fifth grade pupils vri 11
to ? the ? relight '"of * the ? scrap ion.
Admission 15 and $5 cents,
Masonic Notice
There will he a regular meeting
' of Roxboro Ijc<tge. No. ^ll^ A.. F. &
; An M.. on Tuesday evening; March
'22, 1927. Work m th?* third <ieg ice.
C. /L harris, w. sr. \
A. C. GKNTRY. &k ?
i Rt-Uioke sound; connecting Daretind
tCurriittck* counties. . This, .bridge
will also be a toll bridge, coating jsr
hoot 46tKM00. Dare county will
f.nu.Mrr- the corift lue.tLn .imiL tolls arc.
< xpfegtcd Vo. pay for it; in a' sn^rr ? of
: : ? .
... Smoky Mountain' Parte ?
-r? < ijiil iwufil' mi Pu l.> j'i < ?
?- - ? " . ?
a ? ' ? ' ? ? r- ?
! KOKSVXHE TRIAL IS
j SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
i-1
t | I
| Smjthfield. Miucl^ 15-t? This "
j lit Me eastern Carolina ?* low n f
j will be the scene tppior.row of; j
- one#o& the state's big murder j
' trials, yet Unsolved* and still a j
I mystery to ;r larije extent. j
I Evelyn Britt, pretty Durhinr ;
| %ir\ Robert Sopark and Hob- ? 1
j ert Stephenson. Raleigh men, I
i charged. With -killing- l<. G. I j
?? ".Mighty" Fiftsythe last Xov- |
' eniher, will go on trial. In- | \
? tor est .'here in the ease -today j
i mount ed h j gfcer and ? rr-p.icked, a ;
j ecKirtrcom is expected. ' j
Governor Appoints
Two Special Judges
Raleigh, March 11.'? N. A. Town*
send, of Dunn, and Clayton Moore,
Cf Williamston have beer, appointed
the two 'special Superior Court judg
es, from the east, it was announced
no: m ? -rT-ht*y will take office on May
1 and Serve until June !30, 1920.
The past Genpral Assembly au-t
thrrizeti the governor 1q appoint
four special , Superior Court judges,
two f rem the east and two from the
we?t, tvho are to devote their -who'e
tiipe t: the work. ?" ?
Store Robbed
Some time. during the -night Fri
day, robbers forced an entrante In
to the store; of Mr. "W. .C. Allen,. of
ittie Pusji seefcsHi. through a window
and carried off. more than one hun
dred ? dollars worth of merchandise.
As we have .-ita ted before , there ..i?,
t?o much. of this kicd of business !
gciiig on in* this good County and
it ' f as become a puzzling propose*
tich as tt just how it is . goin<2^ to
be broken up. The County finances
are not sufficient to afford, ritual,
police pro U'.ctitn and about the . on
ly way we know ot Co suggest at
the. pTesent is; for every man who
is * operating a store in a rural
section tp place a fced in the..sT:re
and buy a first class shot gun and
sle^p with it in easy reach and when
you hear a man breaking into your
place of business for the pUippse of
robbery, give him a little, (ipse '?
s o mfeth iii g.*i hivt "? il Ua?t tr^^rT to get he r
pleasant as eating ice cream and
peftchea,-... .-'/V .
First Baptist . Church
.Sunday Schol TO a. m.. R. Li W.il-.,;
buVh, Supt.
?? 'Preach in'fr. li a.. m. Subject: "The
Paraclete Of Our Faith." 7:30 p.
ni. Subj<??t: 'Official Markers Alo'np
the (Christian, Highway." '
B. .V! 1J. IT- 15:30 p??-'hv. ..GsnGrtfl
1;. V. * t!i .7 : 1 />? 4>. r.i.. P>; Ji. "XL;
Bcajii, diroc-t': c. ... j
' "Tm-. < ;.i\- >vr;t . n. ' that -ye ? lpipfrt j
J" : icj ? ' at Jf iiv-- i ? .'hi' Ch : ist. the I
Sbh: of ? Goi; v!tv; that believing- ye i
iiiisrhf have life through H i> nhnte-'lj
.J no, . r
A'^r^vTTial welcome i.- extended ?
ail. ????:.* ? _ .
W. F. WBST. Pastor. 1
Baraca's Entertain
Philatheas
? T4jc Baraca class of the Fir.st. Bap
tist Church entertained the Philati^r
class yesterday afternoon at a Bruns
wick stew at Happy Oak^t the coun
try home ot' Mr. E. V*. Boatwright. !
There were about 80- guests and a
most enjoyable time was spent at j
this Uyely country home. ,
j . Tk<v Getieral ^ Y.P. V. 'of the!
First. Baptist Church, Roxbbro. V.
ffc ? instructed its Secretary to express
to '-Mrv picjc ? Wojxijt-its./ ,re?iVts
I for the omias'tCTt of hCs. namn itfr the
? report of "A I. it tie Clodhopper"
which appeared in The ?*>urieiT~"jrmi
j it*- appreciation for hi? valuable
?*. ) vicL*H?i^hich he rendered.
V ;i 1 v?? -w+*h*d to Jji pnk the " hr m
of ( 1 rck and Woody for the us- of
the furniture which they #o kindly i
? granted fheni.? > : ? r? ? i
<^_DANIFL; SecT;
See Corinne'GriflUn'.s latest achieve
nrrt I UK I.Am IN Kl:.\llNK' -,i j
4 Pfciace Theatre. ami Tues.
1 i.l .iv 1 hp a <vi f i'..- ? ? : r
Cot to King
lAKt July an oil ft<^d wild-catter.
Today worth J 10,000,000 and an Oil
King' Such is the story of Kobe rt
F. Garjand, 36 years old, native of
Ohio, who brought in "Discovery
Well," first of the Seminole (Olcla.)
-fij-IJ which is already producing 10
1 pjV cent -of th? total output, of
crude oil in the United Statea, ac
cording to oil joum*Ut_v____
Improvement
We. are always dad to notice any.
mark of improvement in oar pcod
town either in' appearances,' or for.
po-vssrtal convenience. . Mr. G. W.
Thomas, one of our live merchants
has made ccnside ruble improvement
in the appearance of hla-store . frbtjlt
by havinp.pflt. in un up' to date nr. d-.
ern front, which, when completed
will compaoi? favorably ?_ with the
very best. With the exception -"of '
jiist a very few of oar Main , street ;
store front*, Roxboro will compare
with most any town of its size and
many that are much larger. We be
I'OYq this is ?ood business judgment
Mr. 15 us mess man, ?ive the buvin#
public a nice up-t ? date place in ap
pearances to do thei^ trading ' in and.,
tell them through these columrv- the
many reasons why they will be wise
to patronize , you, and we believj it
will more: than repay you for the
coat and efforts,.
Bethel Hill Wins
The Itathcl Hill Hifrh School tvcn ?
_bvhsg^reof 49 to 22 in the-' basket
ball Va me 'fplaye3~ wit}T "t he Wake
Forest CblieRe All tftar team, cn the
locflU. court riday_N*i^ht. Many -
ob, ev.vera cf the pam-e say the Ye)*
>w Jackets" play* d the best ^anu
l ad - ever witnessed on tho
B. the! ^ouvfT
Bailey }od ill the scoring for Beth
o 1, making 1 8' points rviftjilc A .'"Wnlk
vr and K Wilburn <?ach ?cored 12
points. The All - Stars did their best
P^.ajrtn'g in the last quarter.
Ccach Geo. "W. Smith, who ha^s
charge." of t ' e : t^anf'for the :pa>:
:hret? years- is prv:'ud. f r.--'r<t
they .have mnde this Reason. The '
team hfts the record .of .beinc ?m
Vlefi-ated . by. any hi^h >;h:o* _ played '
during the T020-27 >c-!u-rlulo. Four-'
ti'en traijies ave bcor plavrd ' and
only one . lo> t. Bethel Hill ' i.a
fVOred a total, of -127 points .'while op
ponents have scored i Points.
"Professor Pepp"
"ProfessSr Pepp" is a farce i;om- .
Hy with a colloRf flavor, . K.'t'ry
person who iovc.i. fun afcd u-ho will'
like an evening of delightful -en1
Jcrtainmint must" 'rf thfx play lvhen
it is. presented to the public of1 R x
boro. A .well, selected cast or fir-"
tens who know how to interpret
their character parts into rear pp. -
pie .will make this .-.ow a success, '
iL-SOll be too (rood to miss; so lo;k ,
fo; moife . detailed announcements j
and Ihe rvart date nf thi? shn.v ir. l
noxt week's Courier. . .
Teacher* Institute
A teachers -institute, conducted by
MtVKerr, w?!l be held at the Presby
terian Church "here freglHnln^ ."'un- ?
4ay evening at >7:30 o'clock. Ses- ;
i'T- will be h eld each ??veping* thru :
the W4?ek at 7:30. ' 'All are invited
to the.se meetings. '{
Township S. S. Institute
There will be held n Tmvr hrp
Sunday School Institute at Clements ?
Baptist .Church pat .Sunday nr.
?Mai.-h --'Tnr. irr-^Stn U. m "The* i?ih,
lie- Is. cordially invited' fif nttend this :
HARNETT COW MAN IS
TRAPPED IN DEEfMNELl
F n^Liquay Springs. , March 15.-^
ilefl \sh worth tonight was su?
penfled tw< -thirds of (jie wey
d-own a 70 . foot ' well, .ten mile'4
wc*t 'of berfei the rock sides 6f.
which hud caved in on him.
Nei; ? 'bors Were working to
effect his rescue. ?
Ashworth had started to the.
.icttom <i the well and when
?he . got about 50, feet down the
cave- in' ?>cc\ircd.
W-oi.k; was at < nee Commenced
removing heavy stones and ex
cavating to prevent th<> cavinu.
in of earth around the rock
'. curb. ?
.Ashworth was still .alive ai
ti oclock taking with the men
trying to effect his' rescue.
The well is located in HaraeU
county.
Pretty. Home Wedding
- ? ? Occurs At Danville
Danville, Y:\.. March 12. ? Miss
Alice .Pendleton Boatwright, da^igh
1er of Mi-: and Mr-. H- I... Hi it?
wr;ght, wax married at. .Her honic at
0 o'clock this evening, to Walter
Harold .Williamson. i:rm.erly. of.
>fx>i th Carolina but now . of
York city. The wedding while i m-,
pie was largely attended wit Ha
number of di>tintryiVned ?Ytt\*ts .',;>?'e
for the. event.
Miss BoatwriglU was giy&n in
mart i age . by her .father. Rev. James
M. $heiburne. pastor: of the First
Baptist church^ officiating. "Miss
Maricn Boatwright, sister of the
bride, wa* the maid h.oncr ^.pd
Mis. Robkrt Sanfc9d, of Evan? ton,
111., a .sister of the Grille, was rHe
dame of iciior, serving with Mrs.
Henry Page, of Aberdeen, N.
Claude Tu*on, of Carthage, was the
best man ' ajid Bobbie Boatwripht, ,
nephew of the bride, and a grand
son pi" Senator Carter .'Glass, 'was
tho ring hearer.
* Mr. Williamsron formerly, lived at*
K'ajthrage afrd is a- graduate of the
University cf North Carolina, being
. identified with the Chase National
biink in N'ew York, Miss Boat
wrig-ht was. educated in Panvil'.e,
N'ew York and Parks. They wiJl I've
Lat 'Kew'; ;<kifdcns, T-cng. Island, X. ,
V.
(Mrs. . WiHia^iSon is ;> siste? of)
ouv townsman^ Mr, K. Y. IJontwHght,
jr.;/ Jihcj is well known. hete. Vavin'p.
beeu a frequent visitor 'in hi>, ?"?me
1-^-Ed:) ^'V '. .v" ?' ?- '
Mission Rally
The . General, fioitrd cf ? the Bnp
t in St uT ? C n\:.(>:vUon. of \vhirh " Dr.
rharl'e? K. Aladry. "Kni.ifi-.
jrene^il. Seyr?t,Ht>% uniting on <yv -
. i ,tl . i < f Mix Rallies t:.,ru
. ut the fibite ? d urine March- .'ir:
; April with- view k. intorihiVij* .th?
Paptivt plf ahtr'at the* \yoiv; <>!'
v .it; ?v*'^?m'injiriio?!aV..:-'j-.roeisim -aii-i."
of warming th'^ir Jiearts. for 'm ? : > -
sacrificial .-serwiee lop the- SaviogY.
. The rally whieh the people C*
this section will be rnosl v.ituUy in
terested will .be Vke one t" be held
In the. Roxbeid First Baptist* Chut ch
Thursday, .\tareh 'J 4 fronv lOtfKv to ;
3 p. m.
J)r. Samuel H Teni pieman, pa - -
tfcr of t-ve First Baptist- Church .M
Klizabeth City,- who has led tbis
church in a marvellous fot'wnTd
movement, will he one of fhe. pfincl
pai sipcUke^s at this meeting* Other
speakers frcm Baptist Headquar
ters at Raleigh will be present.
All the pastors and representative
men and women fron) each ef the
Baptist, (-'.hnrehej of tHs sect inn are
_LXp<etid at this meeting. Dinner
will be served at the church.
. <>??".. ? /?
Co. Teacher# Meeting
?A Gounty Teacher's Meeeting t'er
tttt ? "f '.hi .elite U'Uvtirr* 'A ill ? hr
held in tfce graded achool building ?;
Saturday, Mjfrrh 19,' at ten o'clock.
All teachers are urged to attend.
B " I S ATT ERF 1 Eil.l ) .
Services At St. Mark's
IteV. 11. DeC. Maz?vek \yill hokl
^-ervifes Sunday, March 'JOth. in Si-.
Mark's. Ky>ise>pal Churwh. at 1J
? iv . a.sd^.'g 7'."V> m. IV" u ;ii
glad W bava-alV those thaEr can. came
and worsjup with us.. .
JSllGH INTEREST BEING
shown mmm
I'tTHon County Farmers Awake
fiing To Fact Land Must
Re Ttrraced
TWENTY MEN NEEDED
? ijpTifif'erable- ?. interest; .is beihg"*
manifested at the field meeting* in
the different forms where terracing
? Cerrt^atrati vbV. a re being sehedu"'^? ?
i. p (i Iready orders for Boatrnm.Fttrrr
!i vols, -have-; been . placed. Thostf a1>.
, t nding the>e meetings are not rn- ,
, mindful of the fact. .ths\t their soils
:ir * Ai pp.it . away from t'em. and
are amending thev- meetings f:r thrt
purpose of learning how to terras*
their lands to keep the creeks and
' rivers runn.yig red with the. blood of
their washed Away land. There will
he several of these: terraces* ' scat
tered over the county arid more will'
he made ax" soon hsjOPP- rtunitjr ^te>
' fefcnt* itself, vy* neearot Fw than
twenty- men with instruments in th.r
bounty to take care of the need f >?
jt^ is work and in a short . time ther*1;
[ wiO be several * meH sufficiently traw
. od 10 ' ' their lands and their
neighbors.
The broad-base graced ? ridge u'r
iacer generally known as the Mar
uum terrace *is the. best type for
AVernse.iftOiU or land with mcdernte ;*
? -sj.opts \ not ? exceeding ' " 1 5 feet, to th
huiVcrvd). -trW terrace is. ? a broad
bank of earth behind -which the
water, flows with :i gently fall and
low veHcity to . some, suitable oat
I let. Kaoh field' has its own peculiar
problem, but the following impor
I tii iit* ? feature-' should rec? iye artet:
tion whenever this terrace is to-.W
! U<Kvl. . ?
?Terraces . may outlet into natural
Wftter c;ui;ses. roadside ditchers
r atural draw's, at pi'C per ty lines,
fence rows, jrrass-covered pastures :
and the edge of timber land. Ifec
slope of tht- !hnd beyond the ciit~
Ut shouW bC a way from the ter
Contihued On Page Kight
Intermediate B. Y. P. U.
Program for March 20. 1027. Ab
raham: Keith.
lircup N 2 on 6ut.v, ^fifcs JlTary
Woody, leader.
' S;p?r. My Faith t.ookj Up to.Thw:
Vv.iyrr. f!y Rachel: Bra'diher. ?,
Ti.- ' S: sweet, to Trust la'
I. >us. ' . ' ?
' ' F.u= *: ?
Bible Hfhdiiijt, Neva I.unsford.
i.udcr>
4ntn ilai t. I . Niiiry \Voody.
Sword By Thomas' feowla.
.A'bra^hr On the MoK By Vltjrinia
Miltb!: .
Abraham's Call, fey Edwin Fou
j -rher-. ?' - *' . '?*/?
Abraham's; St.n, fiv .Mai' Id ? tee
PeVkir,^. . ?
A'S'-aaiah.'s 'cakh In' d:\s- Premise,
Hy* Talme.Rc LinLr.
Song,- TW. Ejpnd of th^ ltnad.
Prayei . By president. .
Very Attractive
One f the most attractive s nit
inviting ()huo- here l 'j\v is the new
\ ife laon 'X opened by the nyxnajCW 8 *
of t'hi Royal Cufft on ? Miiln.^Street,
r.oxt dcor Vn the Pi>si tff'icc'. . The
R yal Cafo ha? been run on Depot ?
Street for a number of". years, and
-h"ave t f joyi| !tn onusua} btisme?*, -
hut to more thorough ace mniodato
; their . eustomers and. be .more eon
venier\t to the traveling public, they
will nuve to' the new quarter* above /
mentiorcd. The Rcyal Hotel wdi r
-till.be run a.s a rooming Hotel, with .
, rrieals served at the Royal Cafe on
1 -SySn. ' ''? '' '? '?
Olive Hill Parent- __
. Teacher Association
I he Pari-ni-TeacnM? Association of
Olive Hill ipiM-meet at the school
-Thursday afterftoon, March 17th, at
J:30 p. m. Rev. W. F, West partor
t Hoxbjao Baptist, Church, will be*
ther '.principal weaker ..xil the .aft^r ^ .
aaon. A full attendance is iteaired.
r-~ O I r^?
It :is alright u laugh igtst if the
~lauyh IflftU. . . ? ?' 7., ' J
( - nw (;i itfith' in "THK t-Al>V IN
M ;*t- I'alitee Theatre- Man
<la>v? 1 Tue*4ay next- week*