IlKJinta WILUAMSTOX is THI
rLACE *iO SUX YOl'K TOBACCO.
IKY O- E Or THE HOUSES HtiiL
VULIMi ML
SUCCESS THROUGH
SELLING BUTTER i*> ■
DISCUSSED DEbsfL..
History of Business L
Gives In a Brief In
terview
Dt g a. card well
Acnnliinl ud lwlu>trnl At
oKk C«o.-t Lice Railroad Co.
"TV Luk r-oif and Hot: etach
Is.* —Biv-Turf.
TiK ike * -'Uft - »md» of 'i*
Mmr the thin Co*.'
«ni ■( lar Brlw Ji»* Bauer cwk
[-->■ x te (drirhlarlv
id > . Ajr ijhi :;wi I*'
cat-r it uwi
Sftm; J* the knitf* > f ;!l -uc
(?> T;> wvag mr -H? - fc:W-V
I* due gill '* hojae« u ms-Tt —h
s«IU fciasself u» his ««p!ovrr*
ucst hies—he tdb tatHl a i»i
;.ea*\- ]il» i-SL taplujl . »t» *
"urs mII fOJB to fc »ru Uwi».s I .! .
«. urn of life «rtf(s th»
eiff»(l of ifliirp. wflilif, f*l!ir«|r
PartKCiHv is Uw ' rue of m Wn
Sot on as) narr Ui! c
ixfe-MT • of *-.e»> i
of ar life. hu-iir«> has n-»r» ,
it.- -crs»cta:e. aad in Upl flmrtur I
«e paiaMoaat, a* e»e.y one cL«
seilist, .•♦ iifty,
\»», orkat i> for fWMS I
fttl P.nt, H. I
anil nnli Ljcolb"' f&raou
UlMUif about the in pi—illQity e
«ii tiit (Kvyif dli tile
.■•ofy f-i caaa- i.o. only o**» •
t>«*s t*4a> next T.
-tie of l*iay se'i> U. the buyer «
twAay. Tf* ta.i«r'» tkWiw tw!ai i»
i« ■— baj ei ■ ie their torn. ,-oM by
;«t .iiisaSty a*:ich lf.«r fathers ki«--
*"Tbe !K«j|(riw« «f >(ua!i \ rtiaa.-
itmr a ler the prrff t forpciirn."
"ph..-- if the caber m- ». «f« ir»
e. last weeks article, for th«- ■
m U>.lcf cw.>u!ripJip
•tiOßji years.
Tie onim ttrai» r. ha.- |mi>i ■
' tie varM a Uater h:ch •« qua. 1
a~ai wifuim'y. I* ha.- »|* >' thpu.-
a>»dL- of 4ecta-s e f %.r th» -
!. ra! saftoir vli.ct, «ouki irom
cheaply nr-ate brtv r i«aer. It tr
rraioii tine hit or me-thod*  f
'M (i«# !«« creamer;.
cm a dara of butter now f
tkea a--»: a peer churt.i'tjr of but >
*t> - lark m M co*Ut bnn; '«■ '
bULM ' Oar saHsHrr
uaa.ii*. • pevhieeia. The mmotJ requs
So tie Am centralize' solved tfct
sre of seMis* r»-d xheituwr
~rrir lecansr Imt-er was ur
pofuli- It has to ©ftea disappoint
ed it* mmk. It- refutation, as Thack
ery say* of a certain Russiaa coui.
tc—. h»' me ceased to le dnbr -
W. -It w therefore r.ecessavy tc
tell the j'. bl»c of the ■« butter mk:
with (wis advertising bcjtaa the firr
uu« vide Miliar of butler of bnriL
ia part3jt«> instead of froaa the tab
N«>» a >ertis3Br is as important arx:
feeaiiar pi isriHifinl effect We an
aicar- apt to ijyfttior aa aaadver
tiled article. It is a total strangr* ■
arViar far oar raefidme. , But whet
a nn'«t«er h * product
♦
one are pnnt to a rcept his bread u»
aad and the
a ow.-cf ia tua, Mtu{ the frnmtk
' * ' »i
•i paMar nabkan, rwliie* that he
MM —— aad ifwie his staad
amb to foster that priceies* asset. So
ft was with batter. Suaaltaneousiy
rah the wkertisiag nae aew eharn-
BK'xit. ir butter stffl awe
Good batter because of
*'- . •
p»l aarafadmiai. pood advertising
be>:aase of gmmi battn, aad ma bet
to aaai fceey faith with the piaaa i
n ■>
TH|E ENTERPRISE
POi'LLAR ROBERT)NVILLK
COUPLE TO UED SOONi
Wedding Announce*! a; Ui •. 1
Honor of Tabccmi.> V».%» |
Who Keturm Hw j
t.OBERSOm ILLF., X,v l&-ita J
oring Mrs. ft. S. CTary. Jr. Mr= 3 j
3. Taylor Uu Mrs. Tom Smth. »'>» |
rff tobacconists who will lea** f» » •
I
me r homes within a -hort time Mb- c
*f Helen Roberson and Mary A>fi tn- |
were bivtessee at a party at tie braa- ,
iful home of Miss Rnbeisoc ni )'ai» *
-trrrt
Tie reception hall anil parlors * er« |
profusely decorated with wh te » !
ei'.ow chrysar.thetnwins ami aut n j
kjws, making a hark ground of b an- |
iy ami loveliness for the ivta oe |
CarJ tables were placed in the nal j
uhl let psrkr for aix'ion bridge ar.''
-everal mw- were played. Jib.- Ja ,
li. Jot.es. havirg made the kif** '
sctte, was the pnie. A • o*t
*ft wa~ then fßrarfi in. ntnioi
TTings our grandmothers mi ssed SO
veai* »p>." Mrs. J. H. Taylor «-
the lurk>' winner in this roa'fJ. ,
j *as pr> seated a beautiful framed (
.er-e written by Jaroe> WKitomk K>
!*.
The surprise of the iftenhw* ruw
| when the strains of musir by Me.?
i da., belle lUmhill. which urse\pec*e»i
y drifted Mito the w*>htinjr Baiek.
•ttle I"-ante- Klizabeth Wirf. dangh
; er of I»r .and Mr* V. A. Ward, came
' -lowly down the stairway dressrd as
j • r.iniaturc bride and carrying a !•»-
| -uet of white rhr\ san'temunis. To
•*•1 guest she gate a flower, aari
0 erfh flower was tied writh nU«a
--1 card, oo which was writtea "Mavo
f it'le attd Fthct Bailer. December t
I '.9! X" After receiving the hearty ca»-
| .Tat llatwD.- of her many friends pr»s
--j Vt, Miss Bailey was presented with
i  If deV haak ajkal little Praar*s Ward
| K-i -l her a of yellow rc see
| a%i :g. ""Il re is a pre-ent >—r twwt
iear sent you.
T e hostesses assisted by Mr- J
! If Jr.. then -erved a
! -wurse with hot chocolate, followed b>
•or  tan:. r..ke and t j(f«l dates*
Th»- color srheme of pir.k and *reee
was at' rartvely carried >-ut ia the »e
| ff-hment*.
The Motor Vehicle C«afei*nrt «*■
•i.ittee, an organization consisting
motor users, dealers and BaMfartu
ers, is working on a plan, a Fii»sl»o»
news bulletin cays, for clarifying the
present complex system of kighwa?
'aiauui s
of the So it* MxUfc--
rMuii fir- -fc- on.
Kr^utt: Good busir.*»c for U.
rrftm producer Like W» !
H on the niln«l station-. Uir «
ihem yesterday, the tnuiß J
today, living lesumonals to the **
aius of the twentieth century, whit*
took aa aid. fcehte i>ih •
try and by revololMury n*?hoc»
made * 'he riMt of Atno« *>•-
ncaltar*.
-The l uted SUM * a p»»t
pitdwrf nation*- Nov let ut»
poise we ate going to pay the farm.
«s for their dairy product* wh gate
-old dollars. , Of course nut all of
the rohi 15 made i«.U> dollar*. hes
-opposing that way back ia lto» *»
had tnhoa all th* |«U pra*aeed ttk!
ttar and made it into dollar*, a*.
«iI ' *
we had tee the aae -
IBBC and I*B7, and had kept en 4m
iag that until the present tiae —the*
are would have only taangh gold dot
lan to pay the form fain of art
year's dairy protect*. ~ —C. W. Lar-
M, chMf of Dairy !*■■■. MM
States department of agikdtae
WIIXIAMSTON. M.VK IX COUNTY. M'RTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY. KO'. EMBER at, IS-*
THE ROANOKE FAIR WAS
BIG SUCCESS LAST WEEK
♦ ../*
Ihf laii «i«-tje»l pi.-n.pll>
us the far* of a rxn tonu,
by a—m. bumtii Ihf sun ki"kf forth
jkJ the hosts beyan to pour in
iM.r «rrf many features, to the
laia"; 4.oat claim the chirkn> »m*
IK icMm; olher> the hojps and * fr * !
mrir more intriv>tfd in the faiwiif ;
erupt, and of course the tasty are bet- -
ter pleased with the display of ra» »
ad gauds, and the display of cakes. I
(WAK. ftf Of course, the sp* tfs r>»
!inr tciMUst joy on the track wbr.e»
4)
•he best racing in the country wtf car
iwil on taily
It the poultry department. the lead
tngc display wa> the White Orpmrton
strain (n* Theudorv Robersons R««-
aavke IWlry farm, which *>* the
| ii> cup, riven for the best ten
' bsids in the *•«.
| The w-uining pen which anas includ
rd ■ the aboxe ten »»II the *lO »•
%er trwphy otfeied fcr the best
■a the Jaow of the Ijigla-h class. Hr
akw man the sweepstakes prises foi
tetk tie best cwkerel and pullet »•
I fcr >how. He also won all n-gu'ar
jft in this class fwef® Ist tack
3n| paik t and 3rd hen. which went te
Mr. E- J- Nye of Rocky Mount, the
rack whack Mr. Nye exhibited had
j4-l hrra rwivil from Mr J- S
l.m hKU of Toronto. Cana.la.
The -lert champion wiar»er> were th*
White Wyandotte* displayed by Mr
r. w. J«cka of Rocky Mount, which
carried away the cup for the Wsi
,«-= iC the show ia their America
cl»**. a» «e4l as the .'wcepjtni -s
liiae for the b«#t cork in the JJHW.
as well as winning «he regular pnxes
,j White Wyandotte class. .*.ept
2»« piue which was taken by K
J E. llauer of Kocky Mount
Ihe black l-an*sh*a displayed by
Mr X. Unay of Rocky Mount wot
fi*K prtae for the best pen in the
Lb w as well as for best pullet ir
It for Asiatic daw, ami won mart «f tM
trjrAju piroowii for his das', ei
««f* tt«e taken by Mr. C. K. lulling
tun of Kinston. Hosier Brothers of
Rocky Mount won the special pti»e
for tbe pen ia the Mediterrau.iaa rta
jw.th hi - beaMiful silver leghorns. a»iJ
ihr Ust |«illet> in the show in tL_-
ctass. Mr- Uusaer had the la'gest dis
play of balds of any exhibitor ia the
fair, having wxe than Irt hr>h *»f
II ramuei.
The prise* for the best cockerel in
the Anerxaa class went to Mr. !►
F. Jannan of Kinctoa, who also w«n
nMy of the heat prises in his class.
Mr It S. BUM of Spring Hope
pulled duwa the 6rst prise for tie
lot pullet in the American cL * «'h
a Wioilr Uland Bed. He also tc kt>
leal ia prise* an that strain.
Tlx re was a fine display of Barm
Plymouth Racks; the leadinr winn 1
beuf Mr. Paul Taylor of Kiiubr
Mr. H. C. Green and Mrs Walter Hal
derVadl of Williamstoa were aU win
Mn m this class, Him. HaMemta t
ri iT the first prise for the has'
cockerel with a single entry , akv
was pr-nouneed by the jndges aa be
' Mr. Waller HaMestadt had a Inrge
dtsplay of light Brahma?, winning =J>
Ike duplay of hantana was «Mtl
celW-nt; the special prise far the bin
pair of Ti ta Mr H. M. Strick
Mof Kinston Among other nice
ryw*. Mr. H. C Green with Rhode Is-
R.
laaki iiM>. v.-.ue LrfWOi «.»i '.ll |
■r» i.c k_-. ai>J I U i.«i
omiprtilKii, he u.» K* shai> "1 s'„. .
jri*s.
The hmop- W). Mr. Pint. Mi
Mr. l>>\ anl Mr. rn> atku ». if a
IB with nice lines of hi«l- jr«i cu:
rwd any Bnawn-u.- piiA.
The Cud Orpingtons shawc by M.
*. Vk. Silsborx of Ajdrt and ti>
blur AMalusav- >rn.»i» kg Mr
L. Blingtan of kintal t«f| nuu
uu> prin» ami
tain.
The pouitry it»pla; »as pr -ousc
by all Hilton as \ery to*- TV f;
a9Matk« «a» fortunate ii .wun—
thr s*mce of Mr. W. Ql Ja. » o
Ko.ii Mount to lake Hurfr of i
ftotuir of the fait, «k«l «•**?
tiki nurfc to nukr thr mk
| a sptrixlki ?uc*Tstf
| TV- i>-ulto* mas aln» jf'»rtun.. «- .
sa wfcfjß): for the ;urf|re oft of A:*- ,
etw*"- XMxst famou- posilrtti" Mr
jJ. Harry cf Xv Jf*
| whrt IS poult > fl'lor of PhiLt '
, M|4>.a an.i his iUt|nml *i !
| tha' ikr p>*uli n Vr|«rtn>rntj *px J *
aI c«ukl ronptf «ith thr rmt* >t !
T I
louhry shows of the mint*.
TVm interested n live 4»k found
i
■JM exceptionally fi'-e display of hops j
[lurar
ami Ouaa> beii.p the favoltir.-. Mr
i
A. S Itunn an i Mr. Kab« ft Knrk\
Mount. Mr Graaftham of Ber...
Mr. riillipk of Kat'leboro an.l 000
man Jack Murray of Ciwnsboio. om
of the hoe kirffs e> \»rth fanJiiu.!
all loJ except tonally rout hop am! j
took \aaw premium Mr. W. M
t'ooprr of IVaufofl i «J«tv a .» to- V
■«\erjl taluaUe pn r» mrth l.i t*.«»i
-ur>.t-red Dui.c- Aiwwk t!>- Uy '
. ag; exhibitor> of «u own inun >.j
•ere J. J. Kobri ■ aiwl
law iille. I• • J. I* tii* » of \\i. |
!_wton. Dry. Wx.«* and V ai
A. L Suui.t. of I  er-«, ii . vj
■a.- riatifyiiit to «ui t>'-n»e pe>«ph- to.!
notice our kon« br**-ier> freftme tre j
ImiV -hare of tie | ;rwiiim»
The cattle -homn ». Ie of r»l ifial j
ity. but thi> exhiblton «h> wed tka ■
uur people yet are kikvaltl t , !
pmiwdioß of milk a 4 tm'ler. An ,
one the next impiunt f"i»l> in tl«#
vh»!e niVI we have to., f.* rsrtV j
There were -on-e v«cJ mule- ai-t I
k*rse> ilwn. meu-.nur up a. Am
fanr. aaiaaLv
| The farm crop- e\> ibit-- were not
I
> numerous as n.- rv e-inl. -honnf
I ajrair. that the soiici - are tot think .
| era. The pradiarer-s less than : '
. bar of peanut - on sham, not to ei
! 4
reed tfcree daarn -talk- of rora. a cra;»
i arharb «il brae |« our count> thi
| year no less than J' -MjOjUMI with m
enMi|>k ration shoai n at the fair to l
I
fuse a shirt t- r.ijHi sfcinsofol. T*"ere
i
;si awe corr. shown aid anile «•- J
: Sa u4 like to tub it ia too ba'd. ae j
jthmk I Vie was eno-iffi cora to f«.
The best exhibits ia the aericui j
tiara! heildiae was J. 1- Holhday |
Ea» Sh far a. exhibit, and the Fains j
Life rbool exhibit, both of which re-,
fleeted much credit
The tanaeJ departaarwt. by
L I
>!■> folks, was not Large bat good..
The exhibits by Beaufort, Bertie,'
G wa. Halifax. Northamptaa. IVnpii
■aan- and Washington were aartl-*
|
of atteatiaa aad won —l i a>
3rd Washington, 4th Halifax. Sfh
fdhwiiv Ut Be—fort, ted Bertie,
Cree*. Cth IVrcpuaaans aad 7th Karth-
I
tSrf* P*ll. >»l iT H fi. H
5,1' u.>aT. to j.V
\IUI\:'IUS tVoK-l'>ilJui>ll« o I
oacniii}:. c:»., lirif put-i'• j
Jit*.- \ :ma .tieuixk}, c»»tud\ -*g.
|
of beaufort, assistm bv Conner a* I
,„l. Iliv W. O. Slancif. and the «g- J
ttU of New torn. Utrli* j'J tiiee !
I »iey pr*j*nU*i a lifpf imrWr »-s j
„Booi girU who we unoti t«.e.r «>• '
to put the work ot
Onr r.«txeal>W iking * ;i> I'*'
I dismays bv tfte pr.!f'^ ixr maat--
ttrers ni»i iwu(u!.'..v J- h- !«•■
an «j Alieyounis" Stolen of *l>ki>st>-
ltiou«ei> -nJ Ur«k?r+^» ? >
l » Vu.« »I« u-c. «rf V|is»un«:t«4 ,
in >ny lie uanufaCunsj "on the !
j 4».~ tfi.-: Phillips Fertibwr Co.. ' I
' \V\wJtiajrlor. F. S. E"? Gu*i' j
(V .. of Norfolk. a «l An'i-.i a»i * -
b> UH-ir Mi I' K'.-idick »•!
* i:,n«u pii'V *•'« tWie >•'
i
the farmers.
The uut«i>«dMle drJri* ** '
I npiuerou-. but vlmt «lipUy of t>evr».
{ f.-ts b- K«>pfr-«m lirinhrrs of K»br: j
I ca.« jusly al'l » vt
I t>f t«ar« the midwnv «*-«.
an.! nearly a.!l ! evo:i if th..
make .wiiial>- The « i»« **> r«"
" ai>! ranced from »l"r»tli*e chants,
- to the nuiiVi i>«a- isrf u»~ .
s >!inl
11* n»o * »vfv the p»rt*n»an"» ee:i
Iter, an>t the hot*' «*« '•ere fmr.t'
f (\ra£x. ffif cons! srJ motej
' I'un blf a ilnin of the Amritni.
| H.e lijft «r*- in *»» l cw-li j
: tin ar..l the raeinsr fine
The fir*- arts awl tire *.-rk- w.-ie
ver. rood and iliv* I ret cn«U
TV Ka I of Ike
* lilts of 11-e count) I » rur dV tl.« f- » j
' c) «uik .lepartmefil, urfco *eie
' tc-t by Mis:- A«H«e Sue Hairy "f I 5« '
t»e o-unty, * h> fr « Mti.-(arton:>
' setVinj; tin! ciMinty as demonstrator
II Rober-on *a> rha.
!of U«e live Mttk i|r(ortim-nt ai d
| I. llotiMtay, who m>» bold- ifce I
| >itk«n of ilnnnft-lntur f«r lltill ••
j leildliei Co. of tta»l.i'fti». »a- ■
! of the airncuttuural evhit»*
Mrs. K \V_ Smiths-* «>f U« c«
( jlutn' a>vl Mrs. W. X. SpruiM »' t
hkhiU: >ervv»t as i t.fcHt l • tw
I
' R i*UK» * ai..i thi most rfidnJ »«•!
j The K>-an«>ke fair nwßasuied up i
. the rviin'jtiwo of iU> (lirtaii and %l
liforw. Thourh it opened wiali a di«i
chinr rain, still they cn.f from fai
u.i neai «lurir|» the I»*II* »»*»
- i 11. M. P* had pro»..
iSfe- that the K»anake fr.u
«oal'i beat tliem all ar«t kis prom. t j
has hrei. fully jM»im«l an.i Mr. Pi#
has al o pri>\ en a o-m [4rte UKrf - - &
a fair manajrer, aiah the help of his
I corp. «.f as -astants. He paid pren
iuni> straight acio>* tKe counte-, tka*
S is somelhißir .-rMum dote at fairs.
The Koanoke fair as hijr e»-urh u.
p!»a-e thein all. Many visitors left
|
aaoke fair in 1924.
i
..
| J. T: Krausr, of Sau Joe, CaL. it.
! 191Q, planted two Coarord jrrapr-*u«~
lin h'l >ar«L Today they co*er a> ar j
(Ur of about s.'»o »)tuir feet, be- j
. t*&+ diobux ever a tank house aj»-
| tank, an dentiw •' tiur , y-fc\e fe-.
The vines are planted thirty fee*.
apart and have produced ao/e thai.
a to* of papu frr the last f«u»
yeewrs. They measure fwtf and
twenty-one ie«che» in timafmwe al
v ■■■
. lib AMERICAN r k tD«WS : (
5 ANNUL BOLL CALL NOV. 11-I
!
Marlib CmM; Ouplrr CUirair, ,
Br mi ado INople of Their IM;
To OriuiiatM
j Kvmv pX"> ci'iifn in Martin cv-ua
!ty *xn: to tar a iitrn.>«t of the As.
ininn KM CMS*. Wt* xv>iiM tf«.
hi tout asking you b«au-« m* know
jitv'appMJl* U> orxamutiiw Uu.
has >mk« o much for heipiess pr»
■
, pi* of the world.
1- a true, tu br -urr. that «« have
I S«rn birssoi with such lirJ provi
' .k-nce that it is impossible for us to ,
i fully appreciate the memts nw o:
' an organisation that has done -o much
j for tho?e most unfoi'unate pn'pl* *»bo
j have nmlly *uff. red the re-ults ol |
| the awful fires hurrKWi ami earth
l|utk>« »r have read so much aknit
■ We do. I*>wf*er. have a keen sbs.*
jof -ipprectataon f««r »n\ fnrtJ in ;
I time of need That i* * Hat the Am
riican Ke»l Cnb» is.
If our Red Crocs morker* have no? .
h>rn to !«» you |4ea-e H'#"i us a cheek
for your siihsfiMiUw
Kobt. I- Cobura. Chairman.
Martin County rha^rr
' -ILSS II»LLY I*l LLT
PASSES AW AY AFTLB LONt. 1
AND INDI STBIOI S UH.
— ——
Miim roll) l*ull> iliol \\
Nan ember 14. at tile ripe >4.! are o.
irr _)inn She had lived alone
raany >ean at her liule name a let.
miles iiou WlUluutm ami only .
] fr« month- ago nUMBIoi to let a
famil) move in with her to give ht
> j attention.
►j k a&y be truly Ml that she .lie.!
1 J of old age. Almravs temperate, mwi
jest and industrious. »»r her a lonr
Imse of life. She mas burwd on I*
' wan l.ttu farm Noten.brr I:., the fu
rial U-mr conducted !•> Rev M. I.
t'luiiilei|a>lor of the Jlhlk-. i'
rhuten, of which she la.l 1.-ng ke
a niriiilei and ta- the i4*lHt m*-
• her of the \em»a «..ne tejf at ion
I __l_
\IXKtI 111 it SE COMPLETELY
iiLTßtni:n m FIBI.
I iuvr -small I lulifra >■ ll»n lUc
Hair Nan»» K*rape
A n r of criminal .~
rutted Sun.la) kiyhl »hei Hi It* >.
a * *!o(nl man. aho livrs m William -
t-.an.-hip, uruh his wife mei.t t«. cf.uit
teaviaar their three siuall duUrif'. ti.« ,
I
ut-tnt at«. ut ( year* old. the rti.
'«• >onager, at home alana
Saw after the? left, the hou-e ii:
' .liaeoveted to be on (ire. attracted l->
tne - team- of the children, a bio
er of Hell wdwJ the Iwat J»-;
ume to save the chil.lie-». but tie
• b.#e >i>l all lb  alral- were to
' tally -le.-troyed.
it may t>e that there is no L.
i "in the criminal rode ajramst leaviri
I etph » children in a bnu-e »)«*. I*'
'here -hould be.
' ESTFEMED LADY IMES
AT HfINF. OP DAI'CHTE..
Mis Nanry Jane CulUaia d-ed
the home of her daughter. Mrs. H
E- Lilley. last week Mr- CalUai .
• was 78 years old. lea-.e- sons, J. Ham
i -on and J. Ho>t of H'illian.4M ami
• Ira T "oltrmia of Jamnvillr, and fee
I' •taushters. Mm. H. L Ijllejr. Mrs A
T- I alley and Mrm. A. F. lallej of
IWillniiton. Mrs. D. H. Perkins m
Stokes and Mrs. Susan limn mi Ro
I I
' -
THIS MARKET IS CAPABLE OF
GIVING SEKYICE MIXED WITH
ABSOLI TE COI"RTEST—TBT IT
ESTABLISHED »«»-
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
lb DIO>ICAiU) AX
tVtiCL'i'iSSitNUAl
i
iianosome New Build
ing iure«ted by Young
Congregation
IHe at* Chnsiian cfcurvU ** t\ -
. ,-etls mas dedicate-! Sunday, i
aj tor and I— A. Mayo of Wuson
« MWoBf Um- dedication service*
1 his c\ ngrega' ion was organ**-,
luree \ ears ago, and until this year
l.ehl serA ices in a hall. The progres
sive membership -et their hands to
! tne task of erecting a building and
have co mpleted a good, substantial
bnck building with a good audito
rium and a number of Sunuay schoo.
i ammv
fhe saructure is a cie«ii!able build
ing for any small town.
The local oongrejralion have work
-1 .d iiiliiter.Uy and an- -Jwe .-oiigratula-
Ut«s for their diligence ex>«l praise
• f..r then -act.fices. The liuldini; cvw.l
' a'-.nit S-s.'tlO or f.i.'tKt and Sundav.
i
I V.hen th« ral! ma- made t. raise
balance due. the congreeati.>n ir-pon-i
j ol with gifts aggnutating
After the irormng service a Wuh
»til'ul iirnei. of the best of the land,
j was served to the large c*ncregain*.
• After much heary eatinir. there was
' J still more on the table than had keen
eaten. %
liver etls is in the heart of a line
agricultural -ec-tion and no (art at
' the itmnlt is making more jtenera.
' piocres- than thaU romwunH)
| »»ne of the naort hopeful thngs. is
' the erection of chuiches in mhich alt
may gather in the ptai*e and wor-h:p
of bod.
rr * ~ ;
' i:\TEBTAINMENT IN HO NOB
tIP HIS EK.HTH KlKlTlliW
|
Mr-, tt It e-itertaimsl aiwu:
jX, t »f the little friends of her son.
| IStilie. in honor of lis biith
• .lay The li»lle gue-"ts |davel out o*
i .tuors came, tuiertel by Mis. ttati
( and Mr>. lUleit Hev.lenieich and then
i thev mete invited into the ibuing
iivii. which m-m- lighted by enrlu can
dle-. on a hure b«ithday ."ik»
They cut the  ake and had fun
• finding the dime, ring awl th.inMe
| 1t... |«mk a it. I while to- rn-.im fol
, luani b) fmii was served.
has nia-te many frienals -nice
! the le-hteace of his parents bete a*
| mas the ncifs-nl of many birtiwlav
, K'fi*
ft -
KIiBEBT CHAI Nl KVS Ski LL
IS tBl SHEII WHEN III! FELL
AGAINST A MOVING Al TO
Ho> I ell Inn Bar j He, Sinking Head
Ila ike link ad tar WW. Car
lantern b> Hud Walker
lOUen Chauncey. 1» >ear old SO..
of Mr. Samuel Chaimcey of t"hoo»
wi;iiti. was fatally injured by beinf:
; :rirk b> an auUwnobie on the Wastt
uagtoa-Willaamston hard surface tin.
'-]■ a'temoou about S o'clock.
The boy died milkia half an hour af
firm ards in the Fomle Memorial kt
pital as a ■ e-tilt of a fractured skull.
The tragedy occurred about one mile
froaa Washington
at 'be home of his father in Choco
m inity Sun-lay afternoon The j«iy
will make a full wveatigation of the
accident W edmenlay From aB the
facts reported the accident was pure
ly i n iilnklr and could Bat ke pre
iMed
i
In Fraawa, medical testa are mw
. anry before a driver of a Meter car