DVctN Ann DIKE.
Ilwwll'a Twin UlUn Celebrate.
Mr. Rilllor: I have been ukn1
to write rn expression on the iwrcnt
jnbllee of the rlrton. In (ho ram
prlgn lost finished. which wn* »1(*
Vrated here oo the nljtbt ■>( Korem
i tr l#th I in not a writer hut It
doe* not take one with unusual tel
wtt In pas lotne word* expreeslye of
the matverral happlm-ea that haa at.
ready been eo vividly •erreaen-1 In
aohoal ilemonetratlnx
One of the (rratest event* tn title
section's history. It l» sal'* by tho-e
wbn know, was this ree-nt relebra
ttnn of Woodrow Wtlarn's f■"-lee
tlr.n and Harnett's retu-n to Demo
e (lie rola. The thronx- o’ h> pt.y
people who aatbered. ar t no 'neth
er of the occasion eaprrracJ -1.* nn
til the whole face of ths earth war
covered.' coin* from every eorcei i>f
Harnett and from edjulntnf oonntl
%• They were weh-ORicd nt the
Twin rttlca of grand old Hornet*
Dunn and Duke. and a more blPsfnl
and pancafol happlneat waa nevnr
»,'tasned Many of the le'.dln* n
In as of the two elite*, ae well a*
irotrlnent men from othm eocttone
taede short effnctlTe speeches. Some
were maiden rndeoror* on the pert
ef oratorical aspirants nod arrt
greeted with many cheere.Tha crowd
wn In the humor to hear more and
more of the glad tidings and railed
for oaa attar another nf progreeete •
ten who had labored to reclaim the
eosnty and help preeerre the Nation,
to tell them about how It war done.
County Chairman Rosa. Congreee
■an Oodwle, Grantham. Clifford and
V/ebb and many at here pleaeed the
crowda mightily with forecasting* of
another four year* of unparalleled
proa parity and pronouaclag humor
oua eulogies over the dead Republl
tan Party.
Thn Duke and Duan braea hand*
i.nlted la rsndcrlng music for the or
cation that thrilled the patrtntlem
la erery acal to It* dsepeet emotion
at d bands of the anlted communi
ties marched the streets singing Na
t'cual and other patriotic air*. Au
tomobile. hearing torchee. paraded
It «H 9BS9HP V MiBMP
tfni sad, Mr Bdltor. mar It not be
a significant forecast, from tbe ins
soil exhibition of community spirit
e*»n Id the eclebrallon, tb.it Old
1 smelts' future Democracy Is unl
ted with ties of brotherly spirit tha.
can never again be broken? la II
art a certain tremendous movement
la progress when common’tles pull
together, work together, enjoy th .
frails of labor, together and cele
brate vie lories together? There
were many Incidents connected with
tie giofions campaign and with the
celebration of Its victors which to
re Inspires a hope that a large Dim
her of our good friends who strayed
away from tha Democratic party
i 11 ritam two years henro. Tber>
Is al this almost dramatic uniting of
community spirit which Is now
isespng over us a prophecy of a fn
t- re uniting of political faith as»
a coming rf time when Old hirer'
will hare but ore potltlnl party and
ui n putposa: nomocracy and Pro
k *ss
Had I responded to the call of the
crowd for a speech Friday night,
which 1 confess 1 had Dot tha cour
age to do for I am not a speaker and
always hve an attack of crraloclral
tnguwMe when attempting It. I
i onld have oald, could I have aald
It. these wot da:
L*fllee and Gentlemen. Broth*
Democrata and Republican Mends:
You have heard Ayeock and Glean,
aid Kltchln. and Craig, and Blckntt
'•11 how they have alwaye been ot
tie political faith, could never be
a: ythtng elm. and never were g-jfl
ty of scratching a ticket, etc . We'l
I am going to tell yon aometHnc
different. I came to yon, from an.
other county, jaat three yeere egri
In thin month. Yon were then Dene*
ccrntle •• you belong to he, hot twe
yean ago yon clipped hack over the
trodden path of proerreai and fell
Into the wrong column. I had not
then been here long enough to get
completely In the heraere with yen
end knew not of the danger. Me
fore I had learned you well yo>
made that blender and came neat
abaktng my faith In you. It Is t
great lurprlm aad a hamlltattagMov
to me But 1 thee determined to l
at the wheel neat time aad help ym
to redeem youreeleee. Vrlendi w>
have done MI And now T am prnui
to he oae of you. hly father rough
aad hind under the leadership a
that beloved Stonewall Jaehewn. Ii
the days o* re eoietrrctlon he wa
one of the ploaeen of program l
hie eonnty. Ltaten rr>ende; T ran
to you from tub eonnty that one
mvad the etate. That old coanty I
•ml the grandest mot la Uto goo
•Id North Slate ereept ’Janie
Need I tetl you moru >* what I am «
for what I etaadl’
"Some days ego when f waa pet
eeaetly ea perl-Mending ratal a g nertu
-the etreet that grand UtefgM
» proBcrod oontlunatJoa nt llbartj
** •• prorperltv "Vote for \t llron.' ]
win jiWMi M and mada fun of bj
-a gaod Republic.in friend. He meant
personal Injury to .by rrlmt Ir.lilg
for him and I took It n« he rrcani
It but without a bluett o* n IrctsiOf
r.t.lahed tho happy tank. And thirrn
It (Ilea allll. before (>ar even and Im
printed lu ad mlnda Uftrr to fade,
.train I land tho honor and greet
MManure of being one of yr.ar i^.
era In arranging the program fo
i rp-brnilon of ytetory While akoet
Ibla tn«k rut other good Rr-puhHrnn
|friend -eld to mo; “If the elreltoc
.li t be n left pi men only. Wlloon
unuld never have been elected If
.dieted he ;»ud hla follovrera owe It to
• he women.' And now I iav; Ood
I'cai the good women of this land.
•id is tin I any to you all. Where.
<’ Where, nre theae wandering
flienda tonight? And to them I call;
to them | beckon; 1 pleed, com)
lin-ne' O wauderera come hunt!
1*o them, nnd to all each.. I any re
tntn to the fold and verily there
shall he more rejoicing ovar the on#
• b it re'nmeth Ilian over the ninety
hi 4 nine that nro anfel
D O. TOWNSRNn
■ iltINCfl HkTV (TENTH \ |»OCVI>.
T,w rhnHM»d flairs Hen l.lsnd
Cot ton Bold nt lock eon Tina. to.
.tarlcw'nvllle Kin , Kqt ,, _Three
tl.oumi.it bnlc of Sen Inland cotton
w« re sold at tha municipal doeka
h«re tbla afternoon at to reals a
t rund. the price paid being »d0»,
U‘0. It >u said to be the M*hrsi
I rice uncr rernnatructlcn dare.
THINK HCl'HK “IT DEmiKT
HtHiBBM.
Near York. Not. BapersUU
«*u« ;>«r*oni here would call Mr.
Hughes sttsnUoo to ths tgsre **13*'
Ur they think this had a lot to «*
W'th deeldln* the election. Mr
Hoghae joked wben be rotnd ballot
No. IV Rut it lima probably 11
v ill be the President's majority la
the electoral collage—and la la tha
number of Hectors] rotee of Calt
torma. tha itau which Anally dedd
'old SAMPSON '
Anderson. a. 0.. Nor. 11.—Hots
■a a Story that ia just too good to be
P*»»sd around by word or month
and must be preserved to posterity
1 * means of print.
An Anderson Sunday school teach
er was tiling his Sunday school
cli sn that Sampson was tha strong
est man. whon ono of tha pupils ta
t rruptad to say ha ihoaghl Roose
velt was entitled to tha honor.
"Why do yon think so!' asked
the taecher.
‘Well.’ replied the boy, 'Beuip
st n took the Jawbone of an ass and
slew four thousand Philistines, but
. < nanvelt took one bull moose by
• hr horns and killed the whole Re
publican party*
SOME RECORD COUNTIES.
Buncombe C^uhtk recorded the
largest vote In Its history and It
alao gave a big Democratic majority.
(The vote of the county was I,III.
, The largest percentage of Democra
tic gains was made by Hernatt Ooua
ty. the ngures being 41. Anson aeor
I td a gain of IB and Stokas IB per
I cent. Harnett gets tha banner.
I Chairman Hines, or the Oolltord
Con niv Democratic committee, mak
• e> Ike claim that Oallford tent men
men to the polls than any county
, In North Carolina. He aaya In Th«
t (frreosboro Nows that the three big
r rest counties In the Stats are Oull
i ford Whiftrn init IfMlrlMhinw A Mwtml
[ing to the flgurea he gleet The New*
I "Guilford rent 4,tilt votos for Blck
e rlt. end 1.(41 for Money. a total ol
. 8.151. Wake was second with 4.
i 711 for Blekett, 1.1*1 for Money. I
- total of 7,017. Mecklenburg wai
o third with 4.401 for Blekett, 1.101
e for Money. and a total of f.aOO
| ''hua Oullford leada Waka by 1,111
4 rotoa aad Maeklenbnnt br t.tll'
4 The poll tax racket area not ao ax
a leielrety In arldaace. It might be re
i- .’larked, la Guilford aad Waka aa U
a Mecklenburg, bat all tbe aaove tb<
r '.aailtn were too tnnplrlag to bar
a any quarrel oxer.—Charlotte Oban
a »er.
a - ■ — ■
a THH umAlfDWa MAW.
t Biblical Recorder,
d Tba following motto, which th
if Kaiser la said to haea banging on th
if wan of hla work -room la worthy 4
a being kept before the ayaa of area
la men who • entree to (treagth ah
in power: "To ba etrowg la pala: I
ia be atrong la sorrow; not to wlah fa
-« tba aaattalnnble; to be aatlafled wtt
la what tba day brtnga, to aaeh for th
id good la all things; to barn Joy In ei
l‘ tarn aad man as oaa tads them; 1
or glre always oat tt the heart aa
tba beat that la In eae me mntti
ir- what Ibaaka one msatraa he wl
aa laeraa tbla aad aaa lira It la a ha:
L py free aad npstandlag man."
«
PRESIDENT (WILSON KN DORM 111
HKD CROSS 8KALM.
Kxionaive Plan# Made foe Now* c*i
••)Sia‘> Hunt Brecon
President Wilson stopped In thi
b*ev whirl of ble atrenaoaa oolulca
rampalga a few day* ago to end -rat
*'• Red Cross Seal movement -n'
the work or the AhU-Tabereuloali
Aaradalloa. Ho aaya: “Ma- 1
take tbli necaaloa to egprras to yn<i
m> dean Interest la the work -f Thi
National Antl-Tabareilosti Aaencia
Uon and my hope that Its work U
growing la efficiency and extent (row
year to year? May I not parties
larly express my Interest la the Rad
Crass Christmas teal, whole sale hat
been the mease of rateUg fund* for
Che worha?lt seems to me that tbli
le a particularly lateraettng and
sensible way of eaabHag the people
of the cos airy to giro thla great work
their support.”.
The Red erase Seel movement la
getting well aader way la North
Carolaa for lie most specssafal sea
aon. Dr L. B. McBrayer of the State
Sanatorlom la again earcetlve as ere
tary and hen chosen an efficient
e‘ rpe Of directors and assistants. By
Thanksgiving It In expected that ev
ery tows la the elate wlU havo ar
ranged tkroagb e chairman nr a com
mtttee for the eels of Red erase Seal
daring the Christ mas season. Thli
movement affords every town an op.
tnalty for doing something to aid
the gght against tabrreutaeis both
at koms and thraeghoat the State
ra» WOMAN'S CIA) II.
President, Mrs. V. L Stephens
Vice President. Mrs. I. T. Hleka.
Secretary. Mr* a r Tosnf
Treasurer. Mrs. H O. Mattox
CIVIC department.
Chairmen. Mrs. C I. Smith
•mmtary. Mrs. J. W. Thors ton.
HEALTH AND EDUCATION.
Chairman. Mis. Jaa. R. Batter.
Secretary, to be selected.
HOME AND ECONOMICS.
Chairman. Mrs. E. O. Print rose
Secretary, Mrs. Edward Smith
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Chetowas. Mrs. J. Lloyd Wada.
■> ss^"^^^menv»eqi^»wiBmm:
Brnty mother of Dub should be
• member of Me Woeu’i club.
Have you given your earn# to oer
Secrerary. Mn. E. F. Tout?
Duet! Tea. fast etxty rents a year
Bo email amount is eartalnly la the
reach of every woman.
We are hoping and planning to
have oar quarters centrally located
eo that eo one will have that long
walk to the other end of town.
Here's hoping that every cltlson
la Inter sated aaoeght In pabllc health
to help long the tale of the Red
Croat Beals Begin now to plan tor
It.
There will he a meeting of the
Woman's Cleb at the Hlghemlth
Landing Friday evading at 3:80 o'
clock. All members are urged to
be present. Dues win be oollsded.
ao please corns prepared.
We greatly appreciate the prof
fared resistance of Me "Boy Be outs'
tc help Me Women have a clean
town. What would we do without
tie bon I What are you merchants
yniag to do? We believe It would
Improve yoar business to have a
'clean up' once In a-whfle—eay Bat
utday night for instance.
December 1-10 will be observed as
r.t bares lamia Week la Nerth Caro
lina. Reed what the Raleigh Tlmei
I ee to aey about this Important mat
ter:
TUuntouLom* wrick
Doc amber 4-11 will be obaarrrd ai
Tubarcaloals Weak la North Car*
Mr*, th* State Board of H««ltb atm
inf at mahlaf Ita »b**rr*Uo* Stair
»Ma aad participated In by al
elaaaa*. To thta **d tho phyatntan ti
• appealed to to fir* aarrlea* W*daa*
i day. Daealabor f, to fra* ezsatnatlm
I of *11 person* who pr«**at thamaaW
i ** to him: ta ton, all people ar* r*
> quaatod t* taka * phjal—1 tovaatorf
1b* w**k‘* kh**rraa** will ealml
net* to Tobarcaloat* Bandar In whlcl
•U chare ban aad pastors ar* arf»
to tok* part. Tb*r* I* also a Chi!
i dran’a Craaad* Day. Friday. Doran
a bar I. and nahoola ar* *zp*et*d t
f hold apMtal inrtlm No oa* smib
r to bar* b*M OT*rlooh*d to th* *|
I pra) af th* l*sd*r* I* health prop
» riu Th* only qaaattoa now an t
t «b« aaaof of Taharealoata Weak I
h North Carotin* ta: Ar* th* p«op!
• aaBelaatly t*t*r«ot*d 1* faU
i- health to ran th* risk of betas to)
o that they ar* phyateally Naparfaet'
4 North Carolina’* death rata la fi
p tie hlfh. aad too maay North Car
• llna National Onorrtana* vrald a
p- p a# tb* phyatcal axantnntion f
•barter I* tor Federal aarrie*. 1
I tote theae cold faeta heft a na. y«
there will be many wtuo Vtll rofua
to be examined by • rtmjr. I eat b
f<nd aotnetlilng wrong fltf U«n. C
f rscath It all there la UA belief *
many hara that they haveSoeec fora
of tubercolnela. PetentV medic In
I roapectutea have ao «Ui gleai
aymptoma of approachingmulmoner
ulaaatar that everybody fknowa b
baa oar. or non of thaaajt Why ao
no to one who know ao# fled oat1
If yoo have tabercoloala. man'll get ■
good HgbUag chance to Areorng It
If you have li not. think #tke rvltei
In knowing. Bat there fear be de
eta In ao apparently afeat phyal
rally perfect peroon whlC gtve bln
a tendency toward the J| dreader
of all thla State'* dtaeaaeJf The phy
aicnl Inventory Idea la djgood one
^Cben ao few or na haveKneb non
capital than oar phyiten&bdnranc
It la certainly due thle gferltal tha'
we follow a policy of JBly tret.
Tbo Slate oord of Hkfeth point
the way. Hare'a hoping«^t nil tak.
■ ‘ u timaa. '
Fayetterin# him not M I
effort to got the go
plat* plant for tho_
An onlbaaSoatla meeting j
bar of Commerce wo*
night when new
milted and additional(
were appointed to fart
• Iona and continue ta^
to make Fa pattern I e** ,
tit all othora. If the
win It will aot be
Lot p«t forth etrwaa
ther aeea to be la
Potato.
CAROLINA WOODS IV
TO RKXJIN BUi
Thb Carolina W
r-njr ha* received a
tx gln builnc** aoon l
Tha Com pane la
■uiaa of tilO.gOg with
h‘taara. Joeepti Hoi 11’
C. Cowell as prtnel
The compos? p
ihlitor? and other
leg to the Cownll
end begin* (main
l-ecta.
Tha Cowell* W
l-an? had lfirgo
r-orgaadaaUoa wu
—-•— i_
rape Fear Km
mrp aoum rn«
On Wednesday last Mm
K'll* Onldstrin wn tjhc hostess Ip
• I * "Sandwich Club'-j Mrs Gold
*'< ln had a* bar honor,(scats her ale
t«r Mra. ZolUc Tsraca of Ooldvbyro.
end Mra 'Wllllama, of Qaorala
Auction Bridge waa played la th
oiiactive llvirg mom which waa pret
tily decorated with a<|tumn flower*
The bonoraea were presented with
•t>»ely bottles of viol* tollot water
Th» Club prim going to Mm Harvey
MicKay. who made ‘he htgie*!
wore. Those playing were:
Ideariemrs. 1 l.loyd Wade Jack Leo
V A. Townsend. Harvey MacKey.
John Thornton. R. L. Godwin and the
rotate of honor. Itasca and William*
Club meets next with Mra. John
■*) omton.
FOR SALE!
Several Residen
EASY TERMS
See me at once.
L. B. POPE.
, thk roi-nrn pompawkw uu
| irXlfAR FOK 1MT.
Tha Publtaham Of Tha Tooth'
1 Companion am praaaatfat. an alway
l at lkla acaaoa. to arary aahacrlba
. whoao aabacrlptloo la paid for lit
- a Ralaadar for tha aaw yanr. It I
o dactdadly unuaual, and atribtapty at
n tint to. Tha oolora ora wall ahoaa
a and richly bland ad. It waa mad
a primarily, brrwnrvnr, far actual a*
ft and la wall namad tha Practical Haa
Cttotdtr
►r ■ . .■-» i .. ■ - ■■■—■ ■
P Mr. W. R. Johnaoa who haa ran
it I Irina la Ralotph for tha pact awrat
ir al non tha. ta apaadlaa a law da]
’a la tha atty.
I A W1LHON MMltlUm
I -
' Kre*4vad UW4IH Vote* Over lull
1 «■* BUM Mora Than Toft.
’ Roosevelt Vote.
I
' Washington. Hot. 19.--Becreterr
Tumulty tonight sent thl. following
mesaaga to Prvaldeat Wllaon at W|!
)• matown. Mass:
"Bacilos returns conclualTcty de
mouatratc that your vlctroy at tha
poll* Is clasr and decisive. Ton
h va carried two-third, of the Rtai s
cf tha L'rlon The four years of
your administratrix) have brought
»• u appro ms tely* 2.tea.<14 more
'~l»* than when you warn Rrst rhe
(rd la lilt. This Is Ibe greatest
turrets!) given to an American Pre
sldaat for a saooad term since the
t tvtl War Tour vote last Tuoadav
w| 1 I.9d9.79l more than ever pre
’hsualy recorded for a Damorrstlc
candidate, and. despite character of
oipoaflloa, the largest vote aver re
‘tired by a Proaident from the ;-eo
»le of this co an try—IM.Jgf more
It II. Yoe have a popular pln-all
•y ot 491,Jit, according to balletic
received from The Associated Prow.
MVKIC Cl>OB ORGANIZED.
Bet order ilmioun Nor. llth th
Musical taint of Dane mat at th*
horn* of Mra J. Lloyd Wade and a
moat InUrestlag elab fur tha atudy
of mile vat organised
Thla organisation is In charge ot
«•* Wade of tna Music Department
ot the Woman's Club. Th# firttew
log oOrera ware elected- Mra. Uejd
V ade. Chairman. Mra Waltaeo Col
liana. Vice Chairman, Mtav Ira Pear
•on. Lc'dei of the Choral Depart
went. MU* Madrid Ilood ftocretary.
Programme Committor; Chair
man. Mra. R L. Oodwla. Mlaa Oor
itado Jaekaon. Mra Lloyd Wudr
Mlaa Ira Pcaraoo.
Mir Hast Hnod Mrs Lloyd Wart*
Mn R L. Oodwtn. Mra N. A. Town
rend. Mra. Wallae* Col trace Mrs.
Rnsaell Young. Mrs Jaeh Lea. Minor
Margorot MeQiiann. Gertrude Jack
tea. Will Cooper. Ira Pearson. Mar
••rat Papa.
Stephana.
aid
■n
Martini* wOl to htld carry 111.
I'Marday la the month. Anrsnr
rrlrhlrg tn Join are a*k*rt to glee their
to Miaa Madrid Hood. Bet..
Tho nett meeting will he with Mr*
IJnrd Wade. An latora*Hng p o
ei.m will b« rendered.
ot.o M-tiirn nowKinov.
Ob Tncdny ear-plug Nor. Slat at
the Or CM V-nar, the Phtluthe* rlaa*
»l tl.e Hut.t'M rhn—h will lire lit ee
:. r*alnment called “Tha Old MhIiI’i
*M..-rlat'rn.’ It la full of rau from
’*rt in fnl'b. Fv-rybody nitna not
n-l have a lend lav ah Popular
•tire* 2'c ednlf IXc children. Re
■»t!til»’ tha rtite K'r tt«f.
n»t OP nitHAfTKRS.
Old M ‘da; J»-i aalia Ella* Bnnia
• J- 1— Hlnct; Rehcoru Ratn. ■
'■tw. Annie Ynucg: Mlt tr I'loarrirn
">'> Banvr.m: Ma'incna M-'irar
Mm. r R. Vine a; H--.« I •,*
fi:." t»Oi|« Mt*. Mr-cgle Rnr'vr: Ann
PI’, n Pole Ip. Mr* r m|r|tn; Mar
llavr-rinac. Mr* Q T. Ntel; PvtunlA
• l-kle* Mj * lumad'Mt: l.e-.n It*.
;<*•». M'a* Mnnda Culp; CbeOty Ji nt
t ied Kuifierli'* Allen: Havhel K'’ !|
I cm Min Martir DHl; BHIntln Jliu-.
!•*»; Prof. Mahrmaauy.
Mr. Oaone Cntinarty;
Y1VNO M A f 08
Ml««c« Cora Wnrrea. Mariircl
■lone. Ira Paaiann, Janie Jarkiow.
| if.tr'.a H"od. Emma Lee. M r r! c
• Oladya Davaapott. Eihcl
- iiicn, fteva Jrrnlgan, Clara Pope.
Maul* Lea
HONOR ROM*.
Dana Graded ftrhool Month Ending
llwnbtf 7 th.
F1RST GRADE.
Walton La# Jlcrmnn Carr. Fannl*
Codarrt. Lota Canady, Ronald Con
ner, Melba llant. Martin Hearn.
Herman Strickland, Hath Ball, Mar
anmt Laea*. laea Pridgen
I SECOND (IN A l)K — Elite hell
rowotenit. Merle Owen Virginia Mil
ehell. n.vmond Polleck. Jame* Dii
• er. Dorothy Connor. Alloa Wert
- rarqnhard Beat Darld Caahwell
l ea JtM'kann, fl--ipi|t Moore, I hai
Vooag.
I THIRD ORAIHt—Rvaeell Wa- en
i n tael la Hoard Coleman Pr* laen
r Mary Draarhna. llnehrl A*-. >
I Freak Caller*. Bant Hoad l-n.tle
■ Maynard. Hulk Temple. Carry YottD
• I'M ward Pm rile. Bamlre Can.
I rOI'RTH OKADE— Carnold PbH
a Up* Rdg*r Carr.
I. PlrTM GRADE—Leamua Hrtvlo
a arrnett Lav*.
SIXTH GRADE—Kllaabetb Yoaai
l.oalae Pridgen.
q SEVENTH GRADE— Lete Arcoel
s. EIGHTH OR ADE—Farrell Moo.
a NINTH OR ADE—Ktcv.a Pep
Mara OrlRa
MBS Film WADS DMh
l*awfd Away Swn4ay Wish. Follow.
*«« • Stroke m$ Afwlnr IU Ow
lr Two Mown.
Mt*. Frank WaA« lad u her
home In Dunn night at t
o'clock, following t elrok» of apo
plexy. She waa alek only a boat two
loan and the anno 'iioatat of bor
auddea death, aa the newt aprvad
orer tho town, eaae ea a aware
•tioek to her numcroua friend* aa1
mlaUvaa.
Mr* Wad* coaplataod Sunday of
a alight attack of headache. U wan
not aware, however, and la tho anriy
evening Che teemed to he feeling well
*’ and waa enjoying heraelf
with her haahand and children at
• pper. Immediately after eapper
a change la her condition waa
noted, and Mr. Wade wont down
t«wa u> gat aome mad id a* Jaat
after ho left home aka waa taken
fluently 111 and a phyadetaa waa aura
monad, when ha arrived be foand
her la a dying cood-tien and toon
t.wllrad that nothing coaid bn done
U> aaro her gha grew wore* rapid -
1/ for about two bourn whoa ah* died,
■ urrnnnded by bar haahand ard cbll
Daraarad m 44 pin of ice and
i rt bora In Beaufort coiitf, aear
t.vehlngeon. If. c. aad bofora her
m: triage urag Mlaa Mamie Teten
Fh* »•» married la ms to Mr
»>aab Wada aad uato them four
I 'lldren were born, namely, Ralph
Clrdo. Rupert aad Baatr ee. all of
wl om sarefre. aad ware with hor
ul eo the and fame, the moved to
Tana with Mr. Wade II ream age.
i Ire# which tim* she hti mmd* ifei* i
her home, the wna a member o*
the Praabrtertaa church hara and
“* •>•• °t 1U moat active workerg.
It eetamd natural tor bar to be a
t'hrlctian and Ut wma happteft when
gflng about doing good. She wav
ready to enter that Vaat Unknown
ai d enemed willing aad aazloua to
go whoa the aammeva came Bba
a apieodid neighbor aad aa rx
cvllont mother aad wife aad apaat bar
i re la aa effect to make u pleanest
rtraa at the heaaa the pTssssalss
1 urneyed to flrusnsnoad water/
wl-oro the Sntarment ni ■am
Many gathered there to witness th->
I -»t aad rttas a ad pay the last tribute
of respect to their friend and
neighbor.
Beside* a nriekan haahand aad
r».ir child ran the leaves hehiad thr
* -tar* nod two brothers aa wail
it-imeroua otter relatives to whom
<•' IP tytnrnthy It extended.
WILRV C. JAC1UON MUD.
Mr. Wiley C. Jackson, ooa of the
largest and wealthisat f.insert fa
Sampson died at his horse in Mingo
township last Mot.day morning la
the Oth year of his life after being
t alned In his home for ah out roar
«• nth*. Hla health had been de
clining for savors! year*, bat fee mao
i -.-ed to heap on tka go sal 11 the
inti Sumner. when his condition
grew gs faebte ha ooa Id not ooatleac
hK work.
Da ceased kad beer n bsrd-wrrk
ling man all bit 1*fe and by spotylng
strict bnatnnss method* to tab bs*4
*hm bad accumulated a fortune of
coneldarable proportions Ha waa a
farmer on n large seals and usually
managed make mnany even If otb
«n faUed. Ha sraa a public spirited
lean and Christian cenUcmaa go-1
wap lovad aad admlr-it by m*n>
frhftde la Sampson and adjoining
counties.
Tka fnnorsl ecrrlc.es were rondne
ud from the home Tuesday at 1*
o clock by F «jv. T. W. *Her. pastor
of the New ton Grove Methedts'
church, altar which the body war
burled la the family burying ground
near the home. It waa one of tkr
largest proreetioue at any faarml I
take place In that sartfon of the eauq
ty la many tears. aa hundrtda ol
fi leads seemed to be anxious to be
pwaent when the body of their
f 'aad end rrativa was laid away.
Ho I trad ■ life fall of unit* p
h‘s Mlov uu end has gone to rsaj
a reward for bis efforts.
Mr*. OUaearo la Hotplul.
Mr*. W M. Oi I more, of LnUtr)
*»** broapht her* yerurday by hr
heebend. Her. W M. OUatoro, *n<
fUeod In Mary Kllttbnh hoaplUI
> * bare on Tim rad ay aha will anderp
i u operation—Now* and Obeorre
1Mb.
CARD or THAVKft.
Wo d sol re to aaprer* oar alar*
i. jtbnnka to tboo* who were *o tin
to a* In tb* aaddon death and I erl
i of my wife and ear mother. Krai
> t of kladneee la deeply apprrei* t>
I. at d will not bn forgotten.
W. r. WADS AMD CHILDRFH
*
. *?■**• k#t- 1*—«*rty Friday
!£* **• atmogth cf
Brit. h#**“ *" c«^»ntT«tc in front
of Thom.* Drag co.. oc mat. hm
•» n«ht ovvxk .i,h lb#
. Brain Co.rerf Dai,! i„ lha lead the
long proceMlon of nur-rnrhitne atart
•d for Dunn to JoJIn In ih, Kia r„.
•bratloa o*er (he *;. n r< tFIlaoa
and (be Carrying -,( Ilcj. f t d.-n*.
crati* Th# ccl»l>rui!ng V»tel about
two bourn during whir* owe many
r.pr«c.i«,|re nn »,-* <slM on
h* C.’tgreMmag
|H, t. Qndwta »'»cd ,» g,,**, u,
eerewioolci. Wklle , R
|wm making hit talk . lop, |rrlght
I train patted carrj-tn* moifb rh»a flfty
ear*. Mr Baggnti remarked "mere
•rtdmto# of W|l,„, rr-aperMr.’
Aftor many abort but n.itioataatf*
•peacboa latere period w*ik moale,
the crowd matchej „r ned dnwa the
•treat* (laglng jmfrioilr * ,ng« >ag
roUtag harm he for the v; ii„a» »«w.
lr elected denxu-ratlt i>H<v~r*. Jfar
natt eub.tr la tmly hippy amt J.M
taw Peer karl.g dunomttU
Pot more m> over th* (act that Wllaoa
““ bee. ro-olccted.
,, P"*'*' !*OT- 1*-~ •««<!»r morning
M Uia BarUat charxb at tbo ragatar
womlng tarvira, no*. w. M.rrln
KogglM ,,,Mor ^ ,b(lt rtorr||
th* ran rr*T rand h't
tt f k- tbr> ’fc'rj |3
Dc - ub'r. I’inn Vinp NmItm!
Mr. Ilntrrin *?;.*-ti ,j.., n|
• rmi-H f K. i,;*
ra •>(» It J.. ,J | <•- | ij.
th ' Hr V •!» i|,| nv v; .r<c {l>
to » r:«-gi . , . r v
I-* nif 'ft i„v„. ,... „ , ^
H* H i* loi.t n« <| bfn *
h< uir ftt Sml Ul>rrg. \ t' p,.a w.cj|
10 va in-ra ttatnotivite afvr hi* lima
ovr'ra* bora. TM bv» b an ]•!■»
>nH Ml* a- rV 1t-.r tnm, t>fl u a„4
rr.-ar ha* ravtr.l angr.* tor
rt' tv>!• In ihi* ovrlv Bprl. g «blV>
beta Mr. llungrlra knyt hi* ior<h
wtll organlac'l niu! In fAiyi w.trkii>*
«»*<»** ta addition |c that V *.<1*
Mvaral iT.ogall.u# o^aaaiaaa da*.
J* Ufc UftmU. Ka tt**.
tallbliM. Nov. It—Newt vrae n
eetved hers this moruiag of the rnr
rlac« or Mlee LU1Iin Banders. daugk
ter of Wm. M. teadera. and georgn
Roaa Ton, eon or Coagraaamau Bd
ward W. Pom. whtcb took place at
Faycttevinn lavt night. Him San
der* waa attending Flora MacDonald
Col lege at Rod Spring* aad Nr. Po«
left in hla ear yesterday afternoon
end drove to Had Spring* and got hi*
fiancee aad motored to Payette*!!]#,
where they wcro married The bride
*" * 'heantiral, lovable yonag woman
and the groom a promt-log yonag
«*wyer. member of the arm of Creech
aad Poo of thta piece. The y«nM
maple win arrive tomorrow after
coon and make Smlthdcld their fa
tarn home.
WHAT IKNEH A OtMJKTT ACTETT
DOT
1. Eacoumgea Community coopera
tloa.
f. Promotaa Improvod methods ta
crop production
* Introduoon more end better llv*
etock.
4. Aasiete la tbe proper mauage
»est of farm burtne*.
A KrtT'bllrhea "Boys Agricultural
Clubs’ for (be Improvamoat at eora,
rig. poultry, etc. n rod action.
4. Arvirta la marketing aad dle
frlubtlon.
7. AM* In the control of hag Chol
era aad other animal 1l<ir*aa
9. Works for tbr eradication of
plant dlreaenn
• Helps In tha roaatructloa and
arrangnment of farm building*, sack *
■* alio*, bnrna. Mg pasture*, eta
I*. Aida In bmlalllng draining agru- -
items, terracing i rlemi. water sup
ply vyalemi. ate.
11 coadweu fiamm Motiag. abort
cmrro*. ngrtraltaroi loan.
It dim* «ld t» the tnmti malt/
•ml la hor work.
H Aaalcla la Coaaty nod Comaaal
tty fair*.
14. forai brndm' and otbor Um
rtock onraaUallom.
IK. Ploai vxtat of crop rotation
for tbo improvoaoot of tbo load tad
. tbo tm dial rib ut Ira of labor
l tbrooeboat tbo roar.
, IK. Bo roprooeata tbo Afrletlurt]
> Katoaaloo Socrloo. which hr condocN
. ly jointly bp the A. and M. Ooticga
*ad tbo Mato Drrartvont of Acrt*
riHor*. worknc Hi o-.ortrauoo with
Iho rmtod Mala t> portaaoat of
Aeriooltoro, aod ho con bam tbo ao
r • lotnt)co of tbo »»r*rtt la tbooa Inati
a lot tana af any tltaa It la haadod.
I r. B. JBTBB.
r -r. ■
I Booary. *. r. Wart, of Mr MUM*,
aid John D. Koi.\ o» .;Hatoa. aero
oatoMc tbo rlstton to L>aaa today.