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VOL. XLV. \ ROXBORO. NORTH CAROLINA. WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 21. 1928
THE ANNUAL RED
CROSS ROLL CALL
HAS LOCAL APPEAL
The Parent-Teacher Association
Will Undertake The Call
For Roxboro
PART KJR DENTAL CLINIC
This the season when the .an
nual roll rail, .or membership call, is ?
made for the American Red Cross. So
c*ty: The Red Cross organization is
the: American Mother, of Mercy and
Relief for the: distressed and needy In
the time of every sreat disaster or
time of suffering. There are likewise
l^cal ministrations.
Recently Miss Elise Mul liken, field
representative of. the American * Red
Cross Society, spent a day in Roxboro
in the interest of '.the iocai Red -Cross
chapter; and Qftany sendee that the;
conization may render, to this com-,
nunity . A P -oposal was made for . c o -
< Deration and financial help irr ccn
ducting feme dental clinic service
through our fiity schools. This" Is cer
tainly a much needed 'service.- and one"
that wouid mark a step "of decided
: rouri- in ;he health .urogram. . of
cur school system, No school or ,'ysT :
tem. of schools today .stands whpr^ it
boiild : ? healt h, j iupation measure.%
?aw neglected
Th" dental r.Hnic. procedure would
*? -about as; follows First, some local
rVhtisf would be secured ' ta. go -into' "J1
:-hool and examine the teeth of ajl
. * h* children* in ? lie . primary ijriwles
'1-3 ? .?>s a .beginning 'in this service .
The dentist would make a record of '
r.jlv attention 'hat a ? child's
might need and the child's oarents
tvfcnld be notified that the pupil need
ed dental attention. It waUid then, be
. s ?matter for the parent to " decide as
ta wha*. dentist should do .the. work
. 7 7i .rtie' ease. 1 of children whose par -
' r'lVU' ,'w?re hot ..blc to pay for th*
?<vork orj-angement^ would bj made"
Tor wurli. children in Ret attention
.^hteh. would, be- paid for by funds
Tiiade tvaiiahle f f'om t h? Red .Cross
Treasury . Cases of thjs'.kind are us
'? i:?W. -\harc.d ? =rv -small- ?? amount,'
dental- .!j?3teriaisr--*n?* ;.r-:'n
;:fr y ^ "it re Utfuali} paid tr.om
- ?)' ; ibttnstis ? >"? ? Red
Cross hi nd : ?' 'o;r ncE&ilv a local dentist _
v iP: :* fie; f.s nr. -nations in a school
? irhont- < ha v?in^ 'for his 'time.- He-does
? r i *>t ro ' 5 c ! t ? biisijie^s ? f of h irh a 'efff - -h e
? nl-. ."inc.s 'h' ? '?<?1-; thy : .-need a.:"'
t;?nti'oli*;_j?nd mak v n record' ,of. what
?>;* fin^s. , '
? - I;i thy Pfd Cftll- th'e. an
? ?? rtribution i- Sl.OO! ?
btit nia.v ; tr.h ? ? contribute two do!'
?*rs - . w. n-s-'^i.b'T-h;: ?
OnTJjf' -iifiv. ty\s> ? .of" each membership
Me poe- : ,i?*-?nal organization
;hf bain'i " . t-h*.- contribution '-bating
' **eci f cr' kc&l- p^nV>5es.. It is with-fbii
V\rcte.1- c arN" jij>l^ahng
?or. a r . ? ??? nt sinH n '-.onerous ?
v1i?v ;>r R-.ll is made
"vHhip. t-k .( " ten days\ By
. 1 ? 1 ? i r'Frr
? e ui^v
? -
pubHr
:f;r tifr
P'-iptlft
n
S. S. CJ*m
Give "'"rem i.*vrA
"the Y'?sn* .? 'iindav futtool
<Cte?? of' the Bethel. Hill Baotist church
?have. ? tnvttod ill* ."iini -Indie* *1 thi."
? hutch "> b-> their Mie*?* sit n i?aun:
: Yin; r-n i' i' r 11 it. '? ? A IV." :i
Wr of dews arc to b? brouaht. but ill
r*ac tn<> damp Irh't so plentiful rr
fO'-htTient? ?? t!l be to keep the
? Pints from Injfijtn'i fO> much.
The piriy will foe 'well rhaperonsd
The i>n*U>r i txpec'ed to to? on hand,
. while a numbfr r>f thtf **ldw rriem
??rs rt'itli their ?1w> have trlvcn no
iite that- they -.vovld be oh hartd.
Notice!
" 1 how U'ltfJ en lin iiowr iliuMi |jle?.w
r-rmr to t*?? mimical program
Wilt ii' ? Ml. Tlrwtli Hie li Piehesl ?
When" Fri?l?y c?enln?. Nov 33.
at 7 30 o'clock ?
Some of the bent musicians In Dur
ham and in Person Coupty will per
lornn Admission 20c and 3Sc.
NOTICE!
Jim Ion* of the Pine Knot! swUon
?f Person County nvenutcd *57 40 for
fit* entire load trom iwund. up lant
T?rtd*v Come to nee me at Banner!
Warehouse. Danrtlle. Va. j
GEO. K. HARRIS.
The Outgoing anJ^lncoming Presidents
Calvin Coolidge is to give up the reigns of office to Herbert Hoover, who
it* is believed will closely adhere to the policies tormuiated by his prede
cessor. Both men are more given to action than to words, and have marked
business and executive ability. : Calvin Coolidge has been nominated for
many offices, never suffering a defeat, but Herbert Hoover has not engassd
in politics before. The many important offices he has heretofore held
have been apointive offices.
VARIED PROBLEMS TO
FACE MR. COOLIDGE
Snow Falls In
Aslieville ? And
Wester p Section
? ? r "7
Ashevitle, Nov. " 20.-? ^V'Lsps of
snow: were still. curling down along;
Asheville streets ? tonight at 8
o'clock a-s the mercury gradually j
dropped lower, bat no. heavy
snow was reported from Western !
North Carolina and mountain lo-:
taUties. i
Apparently ihere had been but
little snow during the day ori
cither Mount Mjitchell or Mount
PLsgah. The mercury was. stand- :
ing* ait 32 degrees- at 8 o'clock to
night and T- R. Taylor, weather
bureau official, said that it ?ni'Tht
go as low a 3 27 or 28. during the
night. . I.o>vtr temperatures were
expected in the event 1 the skie*
cleared but. at 8 o'clock they were ,
overcast.
amiii
SMS FRIDAY NiGHT
PIONEER WAREHOUSE
The Roxboro White Fi'.wh"*
Mil Challenge Hyisboro
High School (iirls
Frlrifcy High?. Nov. ~:W n. m?. '
ifi rh> Pioneer warehouse the "Whit:'
[Flash" ''?'irl.s will start tlv? fiCasqjl Off
with a big game when HUlr.tioro rimes4
*o Roxboro. to play our girls. Tlilis
'*? r? >?-?** ? already , dejU^tetL-J^hai pel.
FfH. Orphanage and Siler
pitv. According That, they" mint
? - * . .v.rom n\. You . -want ,to.-.\
?:.l>:nit-our team doh-t you? Tiv?
Iwfo way" is 16 -bus frrvrJay -n&ht 1
?nd -vva rood ira'nte of clean fcaake*, i
!.vi! ' . want to -a v though thaf j
r hiw tour tiff* f?
C'?vnfVv. r*?v OHvor. M?.rv Woptfv ivni ?:
h"--' 'i'iv Tb? old F'inrds are
?? ' T-'1 ' There j
?? ?. j. -w pi iv^rs ' ir ttfc ' ?','
>?*? .'Tome of th^r.i I-T^th^in^
siMia Nicks. omip fltttd-h-v
? - J \Tfo Oentrv. Tji
' mi t Clara Mili*. BtMiift* Jerri**.
Mar:rtrn? Johes Flizatorh Ful
f>i*. hit otlvnra Irvine out bi?i. '
t 'tiie Orient we have r>?> re.'"}
$Ufi*. You c.'tti not- t*IT.
' 'k ? !ll ho ' ? ? ? ?
them Of not We are *cfw>duiin? som?i
fc->a?>v* like Sn^PhftAjd. ijepde'^' n. W!t
o*r Oxford. Durham. Sllor Cltv, Oak
HOl R^lct^h O^chonaT'* nnd et,hcr';.
W<* r^Mole to stick to rsjfc
boi'r and Ctrl' thin year1. Yo.j did
' ? If thT" K*n person Jirlnr :
fJojcb>r/? Hi a' >:v j.-.ve- ? f.'ftl
J/; h * 'V e will Ift VOh '? ou/" (jr<!
. ? ' Friday uirht. general
adfrtssion though is jo and 4*c.
We iutt want to say oft* pAmes will ;
?<>rt r-n Ump thl* y^ar 'Hi^ partie
"rr*TT! tr?* ? iistfl?ad fi utav - n'.uht - trt HO, I
We mtwt rtiwi o*i Virrie so you will not ,
'Ic'lJE jlj. U%11. ?
B B. KNIGHT
Musical Prosrnm
'rhf.IT will be n musical ivoftram
i.iu',. it. ;i m.'mp i 'f niini'lil' >.ni.?
*t th* I^utourfi HJrh School. Frlrtiv
\yv. Tl, At .v?v(*n o'clock. Admiuton
1.1 *n<l 25 c?nU
Cotuai planted nft^r Mirntiw un<l*r
* rrrrp of ?rtcH ?nA 141S
pounds ' of iw*d cotton per ncrr. re
r-.e .iry (vi^n ot County.
Old And New Issues To lie
iH'uil ? With In
To Congress
tJOr'LDER DAlil.ONE ISSpE
. ? ' ?
Washington. Nbv; 29!? -A number of
old anil some new problems are be
fore President Codiidge as the time
approaches for him to send his~vsixth
and last annual message to Coheiress
The President's final communication of
this character will be &ad or! Capitol
Hill two '.weeks from today, cind ; the
prospects are thet he will have
completed well in advance of his de
parture ?from Washington a week Tor
a Thanksgiving vacation in Vircinia.
He already has the material before
him upon which he may base hte re
commendations for legislation respect- '
ing Bonidev ' Canyon Dam. a project
which figured to some extent in the
Presidential . campaign over . which
there .has been'- a great . deal of' rtis
cu?si-n tfvring afonost all of the
CodUtige - d ministration.
(Confidential Report
The- President has receiver! a confix
dentia! vaport- . from the commission
appointed by* the interior .department
to . inspept the engineering icasibilitv '
of J-be proposal for a huge darti in the.
Colorado river. It; is probable t hat he
will ' use the' facts which the commis- ,
sion has developed to form his own
r-c!<Tmer.t. The report will not b"
mad? *bv Mr Coolidge Mnce tf was
riven h?n r.nlv as a convenience reler
ence cymajnmg-.the latest information
cn the project . The whole document
probably- v-ill be. laid before .Cons'r es,
when i'. convents lor its 'short session
December 3.
Indications ate that .another old
stand^n*: problem - farm ref&X \wl! be
with in the 'message in .r'?o new
. ; : ? f .Ilr lii'i'. ?M ? rrt
? C --r/inued jQ?,
'srii
. Ti' ?
? B Gh&r sil
v/il
Bible 5>ch-,l, i(
bur jl. ?'??!
P'rear-hui^r. ) \ ?
ilrha: IPV':"- ni:?
I IV. V. .P V'-i ,0:l!Vjs. .-'Miss. .Mafe'V
[Safes', O-r.nc-ral OlrecKr.
"V.'r-:^r> i e.usier Ulan nbt<ttene*.
[P.t en Aije fv?y to ijdVv? the
prfet ' tfisW 'to otwy 'M? prophet."
?A M riirbalrn.
A ccf<!.s! uwlcoro? U ?<fnd?rt ?<? all
W. P. WJJjSTl f\> ?
Pr isbyteriat* Church
?Sutufav Hrhiwl at 9:49 a m.. H. h.
Croweil. supt, Mo riling service at
II f? ?ri.. j- ?rmoh by the Pastor.
Funiay School at Mitch?il Chap*.'
aV 2 -v> m.- ^wachimt at. Bushy Pork
We ire .studying the Book of
Times at the Wednesday night prayer
Venice. We wish more of our " mem
bers would come out and study- with
us.
-?voia- one u<?icom& at avory iiirtr foft. ?
CABV ADAMS. Pastor/
A Successful Agency
Mr. Tfyfttg CBriint. one of the
mort Reserving young men in this
ttoOd County, has secured a magu&fte
taaXMtv nrt u in nmiUnn I n hanrtif
subscriptions for any1 ?and all. maga -
zines. He y. ill take your subscription,
gtflnfc you the same rate you would
have*to,pay if- you sent the subscript"
I tion direct, and will look after all de
tail* for ynu. Just, arrite him at Tun
I bcrlake. N. C.. and hi wtll quote you
j price on any magazine you may want
HOOVER EMBARKS
UPON HIS MISSION
TO LATIN AMERICA
President-Elect And Party Sail
From San Pedro On The
Battleship Maryland
NICARAGUA IS FIRST STOP
; Aboard The U. S; Maryland, at Sea. ?
Nov. lfcr-With every honor, except
that of the Presidential flag. Herbert
Hoover today left United States soil
on a mission cf friendship find under
standing to the Sister republics of ,
the Western Hemisphere. The battle- -
ship, which is to be his headquar
ters until the trans- Andean . journey
trom Cihile.. .steamed steadily south- .
ward tonight through the .calm Pa
cific.
The Hoover party was cheered from
its arrival or. a special train at San.
Pedro . to the dock where it boarded
the barge of Admiral William V .
Pratt, commander-in-chief of the.
.United -States battle .'fleet. They
were carried ? two miles across the
harbor to the ; waiting.; Maryland un
der escorts of Navy launches filled
with cheering officers in full dress. ,
?Rear Admiral LOUIS ? M ? N'uHJui1.
commander' of the Battleship Divis
ion. Rear Admiral William C. Cole,
and other, high rankins Naval offi
cers ? stood at the gangplank to re
ceive the Prudent-elect while the
guns of the Maryland and of nine
other battleships boomed, out a. salute
of 21 guns.
Tormal Welcome
The men of tiie Maryland lined the
deck at attention and a full guard
salute while Mr. Hoover passed. The
band gave four ruffles and a flourish
and a botswain piped him over the
side. As soon as the guests which
had been escorted to- the suites Which .
had beep nrade ready for them. Cap
tain Victor A. Kimberly ordered the
battleship to get under way.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoover stood on the
r uartcrdeck with' Ambassador Henry
P. Fletcher as the ship ; moved away
from its anchorage at 11:08 a. m. They
watched with interest the escort of '
Naval; planes overhead and the sHm
destroyers which cut through ; the
vo'er aiar?<r?i4e^ ; Then Mr. Hoover
mounted the. bridge and sto'cc! beside ?
cifi tit afti . feimbcrly t o watch the bper- "
a ticn of <he >-Teat\b.;ittieshrj ?
Six (i^t-royers of .the- 32nd Pi vision .
pnmiri:??d ns> fetfriorary companion5 of
.Mary 'and until neatlv off San
WRh a!l farewell* then r>
cedin-.: in th.? *he Mary-land
"ok up its course for Corinto. Nic
aragua.. ' . ' , . ? .
f clation Championship
Ftoxbwn ?tntdrfi the ? eoniolatlon
chawptoriKfiip .football race !a"rt nitrht
> v- n M> ? :n'- ?? ' '.nd T'-fror v ??nt
? to the rneeUn" in Raleteh lor that
".tirpcse. ':.! i1'- ;'V' IMHV ' Uir ' " ^ ?
". (!?>" from th'? East. Ttte*
Wh:: Avdrn Duhn ;>hd
T,r>*; ot*i. u-iil '? 'o-'
n?r ?<":" tfi<"-0?n?i and ' Ay<t<n Viro^
- Wb.ltMf'Jr " *!:? ? - f>>a.v. in th
A ij.'a'j.'i.t':! cit> '.v?Jl ,b? .-Vcn_ -Utt
1 r ' vtj* ? i-s'. f:np charier
? * : ' i !?r?~ ?' >wn
a nop'! Svrrv 6ot!; I'lave^ suir .
ia" in Ht# ?r.-. ? -
We MS '-tUi OKaiiwI Hill tK!s Fri-.
f'ST ' T":ia". '??111 - TV to k-'Cb p.. in
?>ii-i f?r Vn? flnal parties in' the nice..
The school 'vnnt5 to ,tlian'< the pho
nic '( P?h to .fur- thwr, kindiew.
rlwwn. tn? team. Th?v have Biv?n
?h^lr car* t'T tri pr and <il?0 supports
the tram. Thanla.
B 3. KNIGHT
P'.inft:!! Accid<r->v
Mr. Walter 'VKriant rpprletor
??f ' undar.l *"virr <?' :?Uon ? ?? ir
-:vi r <?' Ml! ? ? J . T ? ? ' ' ? ? ? in i -
ful burn on hi* face Saturday loom
ing -Alien he ramc in clone contact
?with n Roman cannon In the hand.*
' i n yourrc fnllou- with whom lie -van .
ta<?tnt a friendly sham battle The
burn is clos" to one of his eyes and
at one time J'- was . f eared Uiai he
would lege it bill npop examination
atu4 treatment by l.ii phvalcian it is
hoped that he mill not lose the slfht
of his eye
Notice!
Only a few days left to pay "your "
1921 Town Tax All property will be
stflrert ised nnd sold- if this tax r
not paid before Dec. lit.
Town Tax collector .
. ? ? - /. r . !
'"a1 ton of nettnlw-' fc* 'worth XbWf'
' hoti'and dollars. . ? "
To Take Al's Place
Franklin D. Roosevelt, elected Gov
ernor ot New York State, on a Demo
cratic ticket, is now being boomed in
certain quarters, us a 1?32 presidbft-Ua!
candidate. .
Neero Bootblack, To
Die In Chair, Hopes
Angels Good Tippers
Chicago. -Jfov; 20.~If .there is a
pticf in Heaven for a Negro boot
black who soon will -die in the ?
e'eetric chair for rommittlng a
murder. Dave Shanks hope*, the
angels rive liberal tips when he
- th'no*. IhAir shftx. v.
Shanks, illiterate \>gn, who
Mept soundly through much -of the
testimony, during his trial and
who received the jurVV Verdict
without emotion, joked about hte,
fate today.
"You know. I've heard that all
God's Chilian's got shoes." the
Negro said. "If all of- (hem give
tif>s. I will be treated , better than
I have been done down here on
earth."
?Shanks was a bootblack in Evan
?? ston. where last summer he at
tacked and beat to cleath with an
iron pipe Miss 4?nnie Meta Con
stance. teacher in- litprature at
Bradlev College. Peoria, 111. The
young woman was taking a post
graduate course . at Northwestern
I'lilversitv.
DE HUE'S BIG FLIM
"THE KING OF KINGS"
WILL BE SHOWN HERE
Famous Screen Version Of Life
Of jo fie On View "
At Palace Theatre
In. response ' to max# .requests. tvenn
their patrons. M&na$er? Kirby Bros .
ojf the Palace Theatre lias booked
C-eni B. ID* Mills's ?roductic^ I'h-?
Kin? c;f fCinss." :->?? a three days' 'bow
ing beginning on Monday next, This
is the picture that was presented to
Cflwdecl p.udicnce* for' m montha at
th- Gaiety .Theatre. Nex York. 'V
t nlo; "d excee d-iiss I : - ;?rpcii4&ful rum- ui
Chicago. Boston . Phliadelphfo^ I
Angela. And m'anv oiher cj'tie* in this
country and ubroad . .
Prai-ed P.y
JrV ftSkme this wojiderfiil. su>rv of.
? ffi. '?> Nhlfc A ar-'
-'r- \v ? exert rhdfe vexi
V.tr:-o*re i&ftfl, his ' -"-Th-? Tcttv Coifi
.arVcJ th:? ? wr.ialls rV.ahy'.
Tl; ? ni: ? v:< j/r?. ? > ? Ov re vie w
t."- :n n II the m*t#opojfctait ' centers in
r pi\$: hifi ".tfort proved success
f r ?.??;' ?^o>oyed all hi*, owh personal
v i' i ;d . '-he new ahi
V e ? ill ] If -vn r
aJdeti m, -yprk by ropr-'.on:atives
t rrtAfiy faiths arid research scholars,
of /authority. Mi*?r Jeanle Macpherjfon
th* ^unarisl. is sftid to have wrought;
' more constructed story than
that' "at "Thft Ten Commandments."
FatWlUs In Cast
' i ?: ?,
production are rlucb favorites os II
i' Warper .fsctpwliri." I-ogan. Bu
1olch and^Joseph Schlldkraut. Victor
Varconi.- William Boyd. Montagu x&xr.
OforK" Slptnnan-t. Tbeodorr- KoslofT
.'tfli.i Fay<\ Robert Kdpyon. Sam rn
Orafse. In fact the cast of princi
pals js a router of eminent names in
pictures Approximately M.SOO.OOO it
raid to have beeu pxpended on the
?hc cherished characters of thi New
TmlAmrnl narrative, sa th* hundred
(treat sets faithfully realize the scenes
in the life of Jesus
The picture was shown with ex
traordinary success in this country
and abroad and It won the commen
''ntlon of press and public alike Its
B<snty"ftaa"CK?mo evoked the general
praise
This picture comes to The Palace
Theatre Monday. Tue?dav and Wed
nesday. November 2?Lh 27th. 28Ui,
with Matln<w Performanoes Dally 3:00
p:'w. nwiuwrm T-?fc*-eo t? m ?
LOCAL TOBACCO
MARKET COMING
INTO HER OWN
? ? t *n
l-ast Week Was The Best Week,
ISoth In Quantity And
^?he Prices Paid
SOLD NEARLY 500,000 LBS.
It. sure did look good to ;see so
many farmers in town last week, and
in almost every instance they reported
satisfactory sales, Ofr course. a3
noted editorially, there was sontt?
dissatisfaction one day, but we be
lieve that was more imaginary than
otherwise, for on Monday all siud
prices were good and. scarcely a ' tag
tucked.
The' sales for last week were, 482.750
pounds. which brought the sum of
$.122,915.59. making the splendid aver
age: of $25.42. Now. when the mar
ket makes an average of nearly t wen -
ty-ftve cents, with all of the common
tobacco there is in this crop. e?wry
farmer will admit that it is a good
price. . i _
You will get just as much as else
where for any grade; but if you have
any ' good tobacco, : handle it well and
==s4n- ? ? -n > and you will be ? ?
c* lishted at . the high . average von
Will, make:
Helena High School
To Give Program
The pupils of Helena . High School
will give their first program of the
vear Friday night. . Nov. 23. at 7:30
o'clock. The entire school will be re
presented in this program as is the
custom for . this annual proerram. The
primary grades will present Mother
Goosi1 at her best The grammar _
trades will furnish the iljusic. L#ast,
but. not l^ast, the high, school will
nfesent "The First Day of School."
. "The Rubbles Family." in the midst ot
trouble and- "Tb? 3oo*tef Club of
? " i. ? Thi'- nr^:ram will
te.rtaiii voir from - tife b>e'mning to> the .
? Yiju ? :J1 all classes' of peo
. v :e, .from' ?he most sedate teacher ta
. ' : ' v " - ?
.i ?_ ?
*' Cojne -;anrJ l^rim \<yu'v friends-;. &A
Edg?.r *..or?.r? Memorial .
TV oneert. .class fn?rr the Metho
dist' Orphanage. Ralcte'h. will render
a pitosram in this church next Sun
d is!im:n? .at th? U 'o'clodt liour.
rlio c'a S'so cKpecte.l to sin* at
the Stind;^- 'chool service, .'ust be
fore . t !;<-? -cl.uffl .renders tt? .pronxam'
tli" Pa'stor will install the new board
Sunday School. at 9:45. and preach -
tne.by th? Pastor at, "? 30.
We are Immensely pleased with the
Hlendance list Sunday, both morn
ini nnd cv?nln-T. and it Is hoped that
u'l who can will attend the regular
services dutlng t]ie new conference
year. ' ? : .
Tlrert v;J0 b ? a Thanksytvinn rrrrtce
Si fl) ??'clock. Nov: ,23th.
r wis siad' Kfbftn ttitv said i?t us
'#o 'to flie house of the Lord?.
T. "A. SIKKS. Pastor.
F "? vorrt* ? Will
"1??!" Theatre Tickets
Tiv Eoworth League of Ion? Stem
r.rial Methodist church will have
shares o! the of titfkets for the
j m\v fin Thundav m^ht. November
22nd ? 'ilcttr ?? wilt b? t-Yeekieti,
b\' Qeno Strattor: Porter Between
sh ows ' 1 will be ' musical pro
ttrntr. bv the Tropical Va?ab?nds,
consisting rf amslc tn suit every
taut. Th-> accompanist for thW
ttouj)" Miss Mat her (nr Hatched .
on; <f..o>Vr Roxboro pir'.s and we
hope every one will conv- ? but be
' ire o buy your ticket frtjm w>me
Tr,emt>" ?' the Leamie.. The price I*
50c for adults and 29c for children. ?
RED CROSS
Do we believe in Peace? It doean't
1-iok like It In our Red Prow mem
1 b?rshlp l?ast years enrollment in
the County -was- lurt 1-3 of the war
time enrollment. The Red Croaa has
a t'eace Trogram that r i-pawA<< IW
war wort many times. They helped tn
the III. Florida. PorUi Rico and Mls
: slAflppI dlsaaters more people than
during any year of the wmr. Let
ewry one Join this vear nnd five r<?
the trreat need of ? the suffering of
! the world
P. CART ADAMS Chairman.
stock beet* are yleldlm well and
are relished by dairy cow* In Bwrrr
i county. find thoae farmers who Ktrw
(the b*r+* ?**-?- demonalmtioo tfcl?
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