Carrboro Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Senter are building a new garage apartment near the home of Mr. Senter's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Senter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dennis An drews moved last Saturday into their new home just completed on Oak avenue. Miss Carolyn Wood of Staunton. Va* visited her sister, Mrs. C. C. Clear, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clear and children made the trip to Staunton last weekend to take her home. The January meeting of the 4-H club in the Carrboro school was held on Wednesday morning of last week in the school auditorium. Three pictures on soil conservation were enjoyed toy the boys and girls. Sandra Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mann, was taken to Watts hospital last Sunday for an operation for appendicitis. Sandra, who is in the 7th grade at school, was taken seriously ill last Saturday. An emergency op eration was performed Sunday night in Watts hospital, Durham. Mrs. Roy Riggsbee has been at tending the.bedside of her -sister, Mrs. W. L. Smith, who has been ill for several weeks at her home near Bynum. Mrs. M. E. Lanning has been suffering with a serious eye infec * tion for the past two weeks. Visitors to Mrs. E. J. Roberson last weekend were Edd Roberson and family of South Boston, Va. On last Sunday evening the Rev William, H. Rittenhouse of Hills boro was guest minister for the Baptist congregation bore. F<w Mr. Rittenhouse is the pastor of Lystra and Bethol Baptist church es and is a missionary-appointee to Romania. Mr., and Mrs. Cullen Riggsbee and daughter, Judy Ann, of Bur lington have been visiting Mr. Riggsbee’s mother, Mrs. Jesse Riggsbee. Visitors to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Page last Sunday were Mr. Page's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Page of Huntersville. The Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Poole and sons, Billy and Henry, who moved to Smithfield the first of the year, visited friends here last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Price and chil dren of Selma are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs Hogan and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Smith and family moved to Woodruff, S. C., last week. This was their former home before they moved here more than a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Olive re turned last Saturday from several weeks stay in Florida. Mrs. Rosa Jones and her son of near Siler City have been visit ing Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Braxton. Roscoe Neal has been confined to Watts Hospital since last Satur day. His condition is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mann visited Mr. Mann’s brother, E. W. Mann, and his uncle, S. E. Woody, in Sax apahaw last weekend. PURCHASE HOME Carrboro.—Mr. and Mrs. Paul Durham of Chapel Hill have bought the home on Oak avenue recently built by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Olive and family have gone to Orlando, Fla., to live. Hawley'Ferrell Vows Are Spoken At West Durham Baptist Church Carr boro. — The West Durham Baptist church was the scene last Saturday evening, January 25, at 7 o’clock of a formal wedding when Miss Marjorie Hawley, daughter of Mrs. James Hawley of Peace street, Durham, became the bride of A. L. Ferrell, Jr., son of Mrs. A. L. Ferrell of Carrboro. The church was decorated with white chrysanthemums, palms and I ferns with softly glowing tapers in seven-branched candelabra. A program of wedding music was given by Miss Mildred Thomas, church organist, and Dorothy Cheek, soloist. The officiating minister was the Rev. B. E. Morris, who used the double-ring ceremony. The bride, who wore white satin bridal gown with fingertip veil, carried a bridal bouquet centered with an orchid. Her'maid of honor was her niece, Miss Evelyn Blake, who wore pale green taffeta. Bridesmaids were Misses Marie Dean and Gladys Cheek, who wore rose taffeta dresses. Matron of honor was Mrs. L. N. Graham, who wore a dress of orchid taffeta. AIL attendants carried bridal bouquets. Best man for the groom was L. N. Graham. Ushers were J. B Dali, Tommy' MontjoJ, Winfred Hawley and Norman Philips. Af ter a wedding trip to unannounced points the young couple will make their home in Durham. Coaference Is Held at Church Carrboro. — The first quarterly conference of the Methodist church for the Carrboro charge will be held next Sunday morning in the Orange Methodist church, three Belle Vue Ginghams 1 TO 10-YARD PIECES BY THE PIECE—/ 27c yd. Ladies’ Silk Hose FORMERLY $3.25 <fbw—? $1.65 ALL METAL SCOOTERS—Reduced from $6.25 to . .$4-75 MOTOR OIL—in heavy 5-gallon cans .$3-95 ELECTRIC TOASTERS—Were $5.88, Now ......................... .$3.00 ONE LOT OF VASES—Were $1.15, Now .....;.85c ... ——■—-r ■■ ' * - —- ' •--- •' ' ' ’ Children’s Shoes—1 lot, $1 Pr.; 1 lot $1.95 Pr. LOT of LADIES’ and CHILDREN'S UNDERGARMENTS . ONE-THIRD OFF ... ALL MEN’S and BOYS’ SWEATERS—Values$1.95 to$7.56. .ONE-THIRD OFF ALL MEN’S and BOYS’ JACKETS—Values up to $19.95..... ONE-THIRD OFF Clothes Hampers $7.95 VALUES. NOW— $6.00 $7.25 VALUES, NOW— $5.75 Lamps WERE $7.25 Now $5.50 WERE $3.50 Now $2.50 Dinner Sets 62 PCS. $14.95, REDUCED TO— $11.25 53 PCS. $21.98, REDUCED TO— $17.50 Coal Stoves HOT BLAST. MAGAZINE NOW ONLY— $44.95 —ALL PRICES ADVERTISED LAST WEEK. STILL IN EFFECT— ,* ■ .,3--• , . *4fc Cash Sales Only—No Returns or Exchanges, J. L. BROWN & SONS Hillsboro, N. C. miles north of Carrboro. Dr. H. C. Smith of Durham will preach the sermon at the 11 o’clock service. Dr. Smith is the district superintendent of the Durham dis trict which includes the Carrboro charge. The Carrboro charge is made up of the Carrboro church, Orange church and Merritt’s Chap el church. The Rev. J. L. Joyce is the minister in charge of these churches. American dollars were worth 50 percent more in 1926 than in 1920 when inflation of the first World War was at its zenith. -. Men Serve Meal At Chnrch Meet Carrboro.—The regular monthly meeting of the officers and teach ers of the Carrboro Baptist Sunday school was held on Monday eve ning of this week in the church basement. At least once each year the men in the group prepare ano serve the supper. On this occa sion file men served a delicious meal and were complimented on their cooking ability by the as sembled group. Auxiliary Meets The Woman’s Society held their monthly meeting Tuesday evening of last week at the home of Mrs. H. C. Riggsbee. Mrs. Lloyd Senter was in charge of the program, the theme being Major Evans Calls Parents From Reich Carrboro.—Mr. and Mrs J. »• Evansheai^ their son^M ■-“fas Frida?V“ento8 'ram France.leU • „ k0r thp Major would get the cafl through at 9 o’clock ^ Sun day. Needless to say, Mr. and Mr ••The World forM Chr!f’c r^! business session Mrs. H. C. R gg bee was elected president of the society. _. Evans and their daughter uA Mac Poole, and their other ^ Thomas Evans, and his family ^ all stationed near the teWk ***» the exact time. fche fijff0"** through very clear but exa^i ^ hour late. * yc*t Major Evans talked for * minutes and to each the family. He has not been ? * for the past 4% years but exn to reach his home here in a month. Employees Entertained Employees of J. L. Brown Sons were entertained at the h of J. L. Brown, Jr., in Hilfi Monday night. A 25-pound turU was included in the dinner for 7? employees. 101 The Lone Ranger By Fran Striker r AIN FATHER BLAMES'**) K* ALL OF OOR TROUBLES^ PLEASE GO! IF HE SEES**\ HE'LL SHOOT --< ON SIGHT • /^THAT'S WHl CAN? GO! 4ji tMitST PROVE IttNOTPSLAMEft** THE TROUBLE AROUNO''SfJjZl' TO DO THAT, 1 MUST ‘ SOMEONE WHO W1U TRUSty Tg«J ME AND TELL ME A " Y0U l PEW THINOSj OOHT KNOW WHY, BUT I DO WE'VE HAD NOTHING BUT TROUfil SINCE MV FATHER STARTED WORK ON THE BRIDGE! AND THERE’LL BE MORE TROUBLE; CHARLES' THERE'S ANOTHER CONTRACTOR NAMED 'HIND' WHO WANTED TO BUILD THE BRIDGE IF NH FATHER CANT COMPLETE IT IN TIME, ■< HE'LL FORFEIT THE CONTRACT,. THEN 'HIND' WILL GET THE. OUT OF MV WAV, SID! DAD,VDU USTEN TO ME! THAT MASKED MAN tS ALL RIGHT! LOOK WHAT HE LEFT WITH MEy cfweigs, 'gAHpgg, LISTEN TO ME, YOU MEDDLER! YOU THE MEN I FIRED ARE LIKELY TO TALK WHEN THEV GET INTO THE CAFE! THAT'S WHAT I SAID, KIRK! THEY MIGHT TELL WHO FILED THE CABLE SO IT WOULD SNAP AND WHO SAWED THE TIMBERS SO BRALEY WOULD FALL ~-r w u r '»Ap aiders 1 TtMPfefeS k DO YOU MEAN TO SAY THAT SOMEONE PLANNED EVERYTHING THAT HAS HAPPENED ON THE BRIDGE? " ITS V ,-W/ OBVIOUS r r DON'T KNOW WHS YOUR FOREMAN COULDN'T SEE IT! mn p* THIS TIME I WILL GET YOU! NO, NO" DON'T qWOOT!,

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