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New York's Welcome Is
Unparalleled In History
? - ? ?_ : '
Kew York Stages Greatest
Demonstration Ever
Witnessed
CROWDS PUT AT ">00.000
New York. June 13. ? I.iildbereli or
'.he Atlantic the first New York to
fans flier, fame back too his Martini?
point today , and was accorded a wel
vtame unparalled in all history.
Millions, turned out, to, greet htm
,.nd roared themselves Hoarse New
York expressed itself- in noise and
-aper flan? from windows, and to
t'ay there was nMse such as had never
before and the paptr was knee
i*ep in same of the narrow, down
town streets
Tlve official greeting* >?>?'<= voiced
: 1 city hall and Central park by Mav
.-r Walker and Governor Smith but
ih- truest greeting was roared all
7i the b.Tv by steamboat sirens and
*hen on up the city's streets troth,
?lie battery to the hall .in Central
Park/ tight packed by thousands v.ho
'aughed. , cried and struggled against
notice lines to reach the idol who
li?d appealed to them as no' titan eVer
'-ad before
This aviator .himself said that the
cntetlns w'.ir greater than those ,*?v
fn him In Paris. Brussels. London
md Washington together ?
? veteran 1 mpiim.' '"'.0
raid U .was far greater tllan the 'p-eet
.to Admiral Dawev and Gentrul
rertshing which, had been considered
'he most tumultuous welcome here
tofore
.Commander Richard Byrd. popular
'Iver who accompanied Lindbergh in
'7i* fl<-?ht from Washington.,
taid that there was nothing in
lis tor y to compare with; this v-el
ome
It was a day of joyous celebration
,i>om dawn till dusk, but It wms mark'
?xf by two Incidents which might have
; raven serious but .for "Lindbergh
'tick."
When the voting aviator took the
r jr. in Washington m an army pur
jit plane, after discovering that his
'rans- Atlantic "Spirit of St. LoJis"
traa not in condition, the gasoline
?;oe ceased to function. This lelt
laariely enough gas to . niake the run
'-.ut Lihdbergh never thought of t.irn
:7ig back. He switched cm the auxl -
':?0 supolv When he landed at
MitcheV field! tho taiik uas almost.
?
The oilier untoward incident hap
vend 3Ust ti.ftef h?- had landed at
he battery and started up to city
hall. Tfie cheering crowd beg.aV> to
Iqsp til r.? i f .1 ?!lich
? be was ttapdlne ta. \ to. his ad
?nlrers and in" chaiiffiui' . ..uddenly
ncressed the peed The flier Was
?aji<Jht . unaware and lO.O.n . hearts
,:ood .til'' w-. l?? iva'b- .tln>wn t*ick
:'ihd Almost ov.t" c-f tile . car. to
?he tfSreet- He was: seKed.hy -the legs
rnt' pulled back towSafet*. to con
tinue oh hi : v:h" i t. ' r.t t i it v . and v. av
;jvr \o lh? c-auaU^S'-' thOiisarids .
U!idt>?rsh I"" ' v.'; liin/tcvti ?' re
? ? -. v:as tiJcen. iffC'tly ! :;oii\, . ^tfrone
V? v 'v arship lot his ' ir-t v elcome
heme/ iu-st, hffO:.. to oi-lofifc Hits
' nv mil | He ? ;le'' ? "Solo,". ft* -hfc Hew
rt hi- tiwat tidventufc overseas, and
.tunc-' him wa.. ottvoy oi- HI sirrii
' tr ? i Ian", rr?e llnw piloted by
if mmanddr Byrd At noon h<>
-"Topped cut. of tha ritir'. in -tile. .Bold
??n nosed plane on'to Mitctel flelt'i
lose by the Roosevelt- runway *rom
-'inch lie rook off M.nv -m-for Franc?.
An stimated yfo.OOO ; ?rsofts ?.< "f
lammed in the comparatively small
>attery park, on the ground. in wln
'owa on roofs and as the Macon "ap
te tired thev all -vent -ild The!-"
t as a great surge toward the t?i?r in
which women fainted and several
hoasand policemen had their hands
lull to malntttin order A pandemon
Sim'of cheering brok- forth ?nd Llnd
ierg;h who had been in the cabin talk
ing to reporters mounted the pilot
louse roof and waved his laughing
reply.
Music For Roxboro
? will be interesting to those who
love music to lrarn that an orchestra
has been organised in Roxboro a,-v
already some 1 "al musky has been
rendered Mr. Llnnte Cooart ts di
rector and Clyde Hall manager, with
the following members and their ru
i=pectlye instruments Miss Lor.lse
PulUam. piano; Jerry- Dixon. Jr.,
violin: R?s?ell Newell, first saxo
tfhon: Lhmle Co/art. cornet; Edgar
Masten. Clarionet: Winfrey WtHtin.s
? tJrumt Klirtar W Alter. ? Icnnr. banjo .
? ? M>? ; '
The world _ thrlTttng story The : Race
I I
Hero Captain . Limfcorgh at Palace
, Theatre. Monday , ani. Tuesday June
' JO- 21 st. .
1 Death Of Mr.
A. G. Riley
Sunday morning the town was ;
! shocfced to hear of the sudden death
I of Mr. Albert O. Riley. While he i
had not been in -good health Jok ;
i son\e time, still, he was able to be :
I about his work, having been out oh
his farm Saturday looking after :\i*
j lairs us usual. Sunday morni/ig JCie tj
stated to his daughter that he: was I
not feeling well and while the family
' were a^ut their usual duties he fell i
j to the IjloQr.
; Mr. Riley~ was 69 years old., and
had- lived in the Cotm?y-=if>iv many .
years. He lived on his. farm about j,
< 4 miles East of town until about six
months ago. when , he and his family
moved to Roxboro. He was a. conse
crated Christian gentleman, a mem
ber of th? Baptist Church. He leaves
a widow. four daughters. Misses
Myrtle and Mary FUley. Mrs. W. E.
Ashley and Mrs. Charles Wafe. arid
i oi>e sop. Mr. O. G. Riley. The funeral |
services were held Monday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. Joe B. Chrrin.
and the bodv? - laid to ;n^t in the
family burying ground at AUensville; i
A Good Walker
Eighty on? years ago - there was.
, born a Tittle baby gir.l in- the- strater^
family raiding in Montgomery coun
ty,. Va. This little girl developed into
womanhood and eventually made her |
way to the far westerr^ state of
Oregon, where she has since, lived.
| until three months ago.- she decidetl ?;
that she wanted to visit hec native !
state. and home, and in order to view '
the many beautiful scenes that at
tract 'he eye ol man between ' these j
;Wo sections this old lady whose name :
is Mrs. Fannie Strater, decided that
I she would make the trip on fcsc.j
which, when interviewed, testified
: that she had done.. She was a little r
timid when first approached for
an interview but after learning that
the information was for the benefit ;
of those who scarcely ever ngage in '
the splendid exercise of walking. |
ly agreed to \ an interview
which was full of wit. humor and
good nature.- We hope that nothing
will hinder her from the completion !
of this notable trip for we afe ready '
.to confess that it*, takes courage tx>
undertake to cover so much space as j!
this.' on foot unattended. jj
Jury List
" ? Jurors tfra'ivn"; For August term Of
Court "> be heltf . 2nd- .\fohday in
. ?'vM-'ur'r. next; J. H. ShotweD. J. Lar
. V\n ? Oo.nt.-y. Wv B. Jcnes . .W. T
'. urn. Jr. '.Jim W. Cothran 3 O.
J Suva Jno T Vaughan. C E. Win
-tea;: Jr s t. Barhettp. I - T. .Dlck
? on 'J. H. Bracisher., T. G Tuinn
-?sdcttk Slaughter. K. R.' Thomson.
am 'Tcrlc. Eatl Bows" S? P.OeMiy.
, iinnacs ? A. Gentry. ' Wesley AVilUa'ms.
\Th ?'??.'. Clay r.?-iy C. Pcnteess*'.." A. *.
Boyd. o. H: 'Hamlin.':- Z,. H. Clftytoh;..
, Oscp.v Oakley. A, J. tfrytohftelct Vf.
r^.rnetM. Vv' A Henry
: Dra:in. ,J. L/.^Torrv. I. A, Denny Al
frrtl Day; p??;cv H. Dickersoii. R. D.
?Trr',v'.6n.;C' t Blalock. ,M. C Daniel.
?:T. B Daytv A. J. Hill. W. L. Mi$e and
J: Lester Clayton.
a \ - - ? i ? rr-q '? "
Marks Of Progress
Mr Kynock. the popular youn?
-provservta live for the DUrhMn-Rox
b'oro Herald agency, hah sidetracked
Iho' old faded, though faithful bus.
for 'a handsome new car and is bet
, ter fitted to serve his patron* than
ever before, so with his s-pl?;ndid ? new
e |uipmentv we wouldn't be surprised
; *.o .see hira not only attending to
' ters connected with his paper but
-he seems' to be pretty well fixed to
! do some first claw court ins?.
; ? O- ??
Revival For North Rox.
The good people of North ftoxboro
ire engaging in a series of cottage
? prayer meetings this -w eek prepara
j tory lor the revival which Is s<;he
! duled to begin in the Baptist church
: there Sunday night. The public ts
I invited to attend these services.
Hurdle Mills vs Carr
A very interesting game of base ball
was played on the diamond at Hurdle
Mills Saturday, between the Hurdle
Mills and Carr teams. Tile score was
sixteen tcr one in faror of the Hurdle
, Mills Ijoys. This t?am has done
{ some very Ape playing this season
I A ?Natural. He spells it ChamBER
Tun. -
Hpme Coming
Day Success
The people of Helena and sur
rounding . community sperit a pleas
ant and profitable day at the Helena
M. E. Church last Sunday. Rev j.
J. B.oone and Rev. J. ?. Wiliunv
former pastors on. thlsv circuit "were
present, and Rev. Mr Boone preached
a' very interesting sermon in the. Tore-.
noon.', The remainder of the day was
consumed in ' totevestintf ' lectures.,
round table, talks, etc. At . the. nojen
hour a very P.n* dinner v.- as served
and the w hole ? day- ':y5s~"ftU?d ,v:Uh
interest. projSt and pleasure.
Notice To Tax Payers
In a suit brought- before Judge
Midyette for the purpose t>f staying
tcmporarilv -th? enforcement of tax
collections for the year 1036 it was
ordered by the court that sale of land
for delinquent lax should be mad? J
on the first; Monday In September
next.. Since t\ie law reiuires four !
weeks notice this will necessitate ad
vertising the flrst- week in August.
All tax pavers who have not paid
their taxes for the vear 1926 should 1
take due notice of this order of the
court. Under the new1 law neither *1
the Sheriff nor the Count v Com
missioners are given any discretion,
it being required that settlement shall
be made not iater than October 1st.
A. C. GENTRY. Chairman. Board
o: .County- Commissioners
N. v. BRooks sheriff.
F.O. CARVER . County Attorney; |
yonn'' wno-ai /* is active Presi
dent and General Manager. of the
Griest Manufacturing: Co., employ
ing 400 .workmen. "Know your
business and attend to it" is hv
formula. v
Churc^ Notice
lily. J. B. Sa'tterfleld the Supettn'
t?ndont COttC'oM would be glad .to
? .have Vail the Sunday School . i oiks
, prr^-rnr 'a' ij?n o'clock; ' ?;havp lor the
'session. ' '
. Pre?chnv~- ? at- ele'vpij bv the -pastor
fa? 16 wed by the .sacrament cf. I.oid.'s
''.'5u;i^v Come and worship and.cora-r
niitrt" 'vith i?- and also ccrn'iviune wfth
your. Lord. ? ; ' -
.Mr. ??:' il \V:ikcTs*n Y'ho.fradi our
? '?-????> V;: L *as. ? Chisel ? Vvould/.- i?eV
n<;.giity ? i>uai;d -tq . liavei all-" ?; h-? cfti
-members and: a whole .lot. of iv/v;
t ni'nmbo^ ot ? the . Supdzvv; school
eht at', three o'clock. Corae and gf.t
something that will . b,- pood tor ; you
and for your children, all time
- and ihrbusrh eternity. Freachlft? sX'
i lour o'clock.
J. V. BRADLEY Pastor.'
Interring Jr. Order
Meeting Planned
' T-hc Jr. Order will hold a very in
teresting r.^ti.Y " on Monday nUjht.
I June 20th. at 8 o'clock in the Jr.
Order* Jfall. r . ^reshment.s will be
. served nnd speakers have ' been s jj.
1 cured to enterrXn on this occasion
; Ever, uwm'j^r is urgently request
ed to be present
ROBERT JACKSON. Councilor
Fishing Party
The : -^flowing party left yesterday
morning for Lake KUby, near Suffolk.
Va.. where they will spend about Wn
, days: Errol Morton. John D. Morris
j and Fred Masten. D W Ledbetter
? nnd Henry Walker will )oixs them.
. lat*r.
Birth
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. o. Y. Clay
ton, on May 25th. a fine hoy. Jetfer
son Dantel.'
I Tr1 . ^ ,J- ? : ? ? f 1 : ? ? - ? . ?>
TW . t hrilliny ' in i n; U u' tia-UL Kin
ni II -..'.v y.a;-;:-i'ari.-. Airni.aie T IikiI'
at the cost of i* live1; won 'by
?Captain Lindbergh at Pals<* Thea
] t re. ^Monday and Tuasdav June 20-21 .
Commander Byrd Likely
To Start Round Trip To
European Country Friday
Another Trans-Atlantic Week-end Appear- Probable; Reported
That Byrd Will Stop Only Few Hours At Paris. Enough
Time To Prepare For Return Flight To America; Lind
bergh May Watch Take Off.
New York. June 14 ? Another 'trans-.
Atlantic week-end became a proba
bility today when, it developed that
Commander Richard E. Byrd's take
off is a Jnkelih.oOd for Friday. Both
the recent^ocean hops have, been
week-end flights. Lindbergh having
taken off on a Friday and Chamber
lin and. U^'ine on a Saturday.
A man'" 'close to the Byrd : flying
camp at Roosevelt, Field told the As
sociated Press this morning *hat
Byrd intended jib hop off tomorrow
night or Thursday niornirig. with
Lindbergh -at- the field to: wisb him
luck, thus reversing their positions of
four weeks earlier; and ithat . the
flight would be a return trip, with
only a few hours stop-over in Paris.
The Weather Bureau., however,
said that no request had been made
to have ocean" weather charts com
Young' Woman
Dropped Deacf
! "New ' York, June 13. ? One voung
woman dropped dead, a score of" per
j sons were injured- in traffic accidents,
?nearly 1H) adult* and children were
? overcome by h eat;.* sand at leasi 'i (wo
others required first-aid. treatment ' of
a. tninpr but emergency nature; in the
j great ma&3 of humanity that jammed
the streets when Colonel Charles A.
lXindbergh was welcomed to Ner Yark:
. city.
I Miss- Millie SmttU. '23 years old,
succumbed to heart disease induced
' oy the excitement of . the celebration
while watching the parade from the
roof of an office "building.
As the parade-inoved from the bat
tery to city /hall,. 18 women.. 5 men
and 6 children fainted. Many of
.them had ben standing along the
curb f or several hours - in the scorch -
; ing sun.
During the demonstration at City
hall pari- eight- parsons 'were over*
come . by. heat and seven injured n
minor - traffic accidents when- t*he
' throng ? :presas<|; clcser- for a view dfl
the returning" hero- On the steps oi
the public library when? thousands
of school children ,had assembled to
'awe.t the returneU flyer, 'eight, .'iris
and t>vo "bays' \Vere overcome bv hea;
[and exhaust ton.' r . ]
Wind and Rair Storm
"'.Sunday. t,u:rnci^n |' very iv-.y'v
wind; and r.iin ? t
ble ihe
? 9 /In j.ixutt twoii &V* tin-.i? rain
:V-'U. tp- thr; depth two ijichev
reported by Mr. I. Q. A ??i'hrr-c V
ficial. weat3v~- foVf aster ^'^nV or 1 he
City Fathers rays .it^yyir o- ' ? t> >..? -
a: -d dollars' totfut the r?;ect;; back in"
proper condition- Th? 'J/irbz c>? the
Carolina Power Co. and
Mcrris Telephone. Co. were dam
aged to some extent; I:ut -asl- r^psM-r>.
were quickly made and little incon
venience Was' IcU. ?
The storm seemed to center in
RoxborO,* there, b^lng r.o rath* or wind
a few mile* from the town.
Jack Sharkey Meets
Former Champ In '
N.Y. On July 21
New York. June Hv^Tei
Rii-anl announced positively
tonight that Jack Dempsey and
Jack Sharkey will fight U oat
July 21 at the Yankee sta'lium
for a ehanee at Gene Tonney's
heavyweight boxing crown.
Deropwey's come-back trail
will brtn; him east at. onee. the
i promoter declared. Before the
week Is out, he said. Dempsey
will hare left the Pacific roast
for New York.
On arrival here 'Dtempsey Is
to ?o Into training In his old_
quarters at Saratoga. From
weeks of sparring ? ajuL rough
ing it In the OJai hills of Cali
fornia the former title holder
Is m -good? shape. Rlekard said
>?.' h-.nl ti i* i* n snrrd. and will
require no more than the fife
wrcK iv.iH.ililr i.il 'jjj*
best possible shape. " "
piled and that weather at iedist
? on this side of the Atlantic was not
[ favorable.
Commander Byrd himself said that
j he had no intention ol leaving before
j Friday and that no derision had vet
1 been reached concerning a return
? flight. He set Friday, hesald.be
i cause he believed tfiat tho first. day
I that asmospheric conditions could
] have improved enough to mate t hie
j Journey feasible.
r It .was learned at lae^angav tliat
the food tor the.^iril? enough lor
| thirty days in case of mi: hap; had
i been stowed a Way in the ship, and
j that the tanlts had been ftUed- with
: gasoline The heay Landing, gear
aho has been attached instead oi the
lfght wheels which have done service
during the" test flying;
Oxford Rotarians
Eiitei'tained Here
_ ? .
| Last Thursday altrmoon the Ro
j titiry club of . Oxford held - :helr wa.ek
' ly meeting here ai gueSU of the
j_Roxboro club Ih h\ .^U'lhocn a
?j ball came was staged, in which Rose-;.
! boro was the .victor. /titer the ?ame
j a 1 joint meeting was held and supper
I served by the Philathia class of the
First Baptist Church Short, speeches
were made bv several of the, visitors,
and a Jolly hour was spent. A' Rotary
club is supposed to consist of the best
men of their classification and we
honestly believe th<? Oxford club is
i living up to retirements. for a finer
j bunch of men we. have seen nowhere
, They are always welcome here.
? " 1 ^ ' '
Surprise Picnic
One of Llw most en)oyaWe picnics
ot. the- reason Was ' i>;ven at- Loch. Lil
{ ly, Saturday. Jun* nth!, on ' the- oc
v caslbnof the birthday' of Mi>;s Eunice
Winsteai ft was planned and eiven.
fey her mother as a surprise to her
daughter, and 'her young ? ' fiends ;
j abput; thirty In' number . Everything
?;ood to; .eat -vas Served, 'including ice
cream . and. * huge birthday cake
; 'which happened "t? have' twenty four
t anrilen, altho . e' c rv - o.rvv knew there,
was ^almost twice ? too many.. 5ora V
one played a joke ;\,ncl . made - her a'p
] p^ar too old. ' The.-uart- x-,t 'Jitft-ice.Syas
: t-fven i>?/ . dHir\iauH'-; viands;1 and ^vpry"
. one er.'joved ;\y ???ni'.i-m: ;?.) .well ilu-y
v J>oped..that- -Rtiitfc* t:DUld 3>ave many/
-more joylttl?trnrtv-hspv rj;V th-rt?."'
Wins First Prize
W H. Mti.Hihs.' l^un i^er ci -R'f.;yla?
Qhsiri Store*-. :5s,. Host an.. W... ^ b
lng' congratulated up an ? bem.^ - - tlie
j winner of the firs?- prize Chevrolet
' Coach Automobile, in a National Con
gest recently PRt ph" ;by The, Buckeye
Lamp Division of the General Eler
. trie CO.. Cleveland, phio. The win
ning percentage was 2053 over . the
next highest oi 360 i n Group" A and
503 in Ciroup B This was made on
the Sale of Xa'tional Madza Electric
1 Lamps,
Successful Operation
? The friends of. Miss Polly Walker
will reiret. to learn that ahe is a
' patient in Watt$ 4 Hospital but will
' be glad to know t ha; she had a very
successful operation Sunday night
for appendicitis, arid reports from
there today are very encouraging, and
' she is expecting to return home at an
|early.datf.
Baptist Church
. Sunday S&hool at 10 a in.. R. L.
WJlbum. Supt.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p.
by Pastor
B. Y. P. O. at 7 p. iji.
You are cordially Invited to attend
thes.-" services.
W F. -WEST. Pastor.
! J. -O. U. A. M. Request
E*ery member of the- Lmiwthimrt
. .luiilnl riifl.T nrf.'ulK r.-oue>.t>
to meet . In the council l-.ail next Mon
1 ?" mT1'- u ? i ? 1 1 ! i i' i !'u'> ? !iii .I'!"
' purpose ' Sf attending the services in
the Baptist church in a body. >
County Wide
Revival Closed
Sunday Night
Large Crowds Gathered At
Every Service; Many Con
versions
-
HANDSOME PURSE FOR
PREACHER AND SINGER
T*he County Wide Rvlval. which
has been in progress for the past two
weekfc, eamft' to a olose last Sunday
night Never m -the history of tl'jr
! town has ahv religious service bfen
>0 largely attended, the crowd num
bering from fiftce"rT hundred to two
thousand at every hight service Pfo
i hither compliment could have been
? paid Dr. O, R? Mangum who did all
1 the preaching. than * that his vtm
. creation on the last service was pos
j sibly the largest during the entire
1 series. " . . . ?? ?>
"The services wete all. heid in the
Pioneer warehouse, and at' the mora
? Ing service at 3. ojcplck the attendance
v.a -urprislng ,Q?ite a number
thought it would b? ?inpos-i-DIe to get
out the people at' that hour, but ach
morning iie was greeted by a con
. gre^ation Which would have been
h^hly satLsfact riry. >?: ;inv pracher ' in -
the town for ?their ^.jegul^r Sundav
ntbrftihar service while at the evening
5orvicp the eats- we're generally w#;ll
? ( ~~ " ~ "p
Dr{ Ma'n.gitm is- a scholarly ^ehtte- ? ;"'V
rivjih. much travelled and a. fluent V
i speaker, and"; his sermons were lull
o; the meat of the Gospel. He iises - uj>
.claptrap method 'to get sinners to
; come ub and give mm his hand, but
cautioned them not .t tr take" the step
unless they mean ? u'. No man r~::
; have preached the* Gospel with cocr ;
? earnestness, or more clearly ' sho wtj
I. he fate of those who refused v
? cept JesUs.
As a result, of "the -meeting betweca
j fifty and ? sixrv accepted Jesus a*
their Saviour, and more than a hun
. dr.ed came forward and reconsecrated
? their lives to the Master. But this
, number does hat begin to tell of the
? great, work accomplished, by the meet
ing, for thousands - who heard these
messages will be, and are. better for
the revival No one_could hear rhes^
i messages' from day to day and nut
j have, a burning, xtesij-.e to be bette
and; once ? there is~ created in one th*
desire for a better life, then that orte
?i? ^oin?.. to' be better in every 'way.
1 Roxboro and Person County are rich
er m many ways by .ha vin ? this great
preacher talk to them for two wee&t;
. arid ; he will" iong:"1>e remembered an i
? loved f6r the work he has dohe hfr?i.
? The. -^v : leader
1 ship of-' Rev. p. &!? Ho!*' of .Qirrhanv.
?'and. 'hf .was .most* ? e^ceU.ent in h s
work. His .iadership* was cS the . kind
: .to nVspiyc, ' ? a >t only the Clioir. but
i the c.an^r:c*aticn._ ahd tnt* old thne ?
fiUhes iy$re .en>nyecl..'bv all, Thechot;-,
i. composed. cl y6ic*es frbia- nearly every '
'.vclv.irF?\..\ih -the ,ood ri'ob'y .
behind th- '.oreaifcer >.nci the; choir
?. leaden . At . eac,h/se:wicf there, wa&
| s;>:cMa) music, s ortyeiinat ;s . quairtett, ,? . .1
'?cr ' dyeUv'or* i.ii:? . these were
| much enjoyed.'.
Lil', {it- -the of th% service Sunday . ' I
Knight- . a ? as a free
will offering- \va*5 presented Dr. Man
/;um and Mr.. Holt howipg in a small
wasr'the -appreciation ot the good
people tof Roxbom_ an : the County.
Miss Satterfietd
Receives M. A. Degree
? We heartily join Miss Mildreid Sat
terfaeld in her happy appreciation, on
receiving: her ' M'. a decree in Duk*?
University last Wdnesdav', Miss Sat
terfteld Ls_one of the very highly ap
preciated \tcachers irv the Rcnfboro
school To earn vancT win this degree
requires onfe year of University work,
beyond the A. B. d?ree. Most of Uie
required years work was taken ha
English by Miss Satterfleld.
Charles Ashley
It ls-wtth d(*p regret that we leam
- of the death of Mr Charles Asblex
; at Helena. N. C., Tuesday mornin*.
' Mr. Ashley Was -a highly esteemed v
, and respected: citizen and the coni
[ ro unity in which he lived and Uu?
| county, has lost a good citizen. Hfe
' leaves a wife and several Children.
The funeral was conducted by Rw.
J. C. McGregor Irani the M. E. church
at Helena and interment "was made
! In B?rchwoo<l cemetery Wedpesday.
? ei ? rn ? v ? ' ? r-rrr ? vwt ?
Aiiierirs't u.i:n. lltiu. e attain Ltwd
bergh at Palace? Theatre Monday- Mi!
Tuesday June 20? 31st. _