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? ~w ? - IM ? ,1 ' ^ I I IT ? . ; -J. tr-\ Y0^ xyy Piyi*J COUNTMAY 22nd, 1925 ? >' t ? '8 ? ? Mm yg BjM ?' w^?* * ?|H MmM ^h^lM -A *|fel,? A1 ?'?* -'. --'VN ^--'t Gf00? Killed^ and Bride Ter forenoon into one of deetii sadnika and 'Tiftf'1 here thi^'afternoon, the groom-to-be, Char6eM. Lomax, is in' id local morgue, aaii the bride to bifc' Miss FtatUhe Cwtef^ is m a local hospital; with only slight chance of recovery. Mr. Lomax and Miss Caste had just visited the office of Dr. O. L. Black at Ijindis and secured the phy sician's certificates that would enable them to secvie . marriage license.' Leaving the office to come to Salis bury to secure the license and be mapped here, the couple mere stop ped si a. nearby railroad crossing while a freight train passed going south. Other ears were stopped iy the freight and as soon as it .passed Mr. Lomax attempted to cross. Those in other cam tried to get his atten tion io warn him' of the approach from the south of. passenger train Ne. 36, but faded, and the train hit the car m full view, ofa number of people. V* the tragedy arrived "at tu Mk Lbou was dead* his body and head being: badly crushed. Caster appeared, to-be seriously in jured land-*he was rushed to a Safer owy loapitar wviy tais evamng p?X sidao* ^*re quoted as saying her in juries aSe very aerie**. br ibe young men's pocket was a wedding ring he Atae ad" auiwtdflt^acodiBt. policy weeks > Jjj?y$|i^ra Jaiaaa Caster, oi.ltfB Faith neighbor ly - " :' l WW* ?.; v I ;: .<*. , ' - ? ; * ^gbington? M?y 18.-Tb? Wj^ MmdwE. there is speculation ss to to taluyjft the ^ tiffl it r .- QBMK.. M|JB _. - *? nt 'r^ji vit44N Asiwpin Qebj I n I I - W "? wto|^h Attorney W. G. Shepptrd, De livered A Matchless Addrea* the V** Tfce Confederate Soldiers V V Ifat. .Ctwqnan, United Daughters of ' the Confederacy, U^.a^d.CSn-. i tlemen: j I am very glad indeed that we can come together today* even the' there .is a small number of.us, '4H commemorate the heroic deeds of valor of the me oof 1861-63; Mt> is indeed a fine thing for ,us to cele brate this day, and I am glad that the Farmville dkapter of the United; Daughters'of the "Confederacy.-) has. set apart this day for the ce**eme^l ration of the life -ef these?beloved nlftfc ' | It was also a fin? thing. for . thel Daughters of Athe Confederacy to be gin this" doble and beautiful service: many years ago. 1 saw in the pa-; per^a feaclBj$? ago.:that the men. are now beginning to organize the the Confederacy, did not wait until, all of the'bld sd^ifc^ had W j the river, to organize and' show them' your : appreciation of their services i and sacrifice. ? t*- k? avnn>fiv) t.hnnch than-' ? JkJ? w ?(V the ladies wouM"3fcatf;;the way 30 th>* movement This ntejbeen th'eyf man ner all through(thtf^toSis. It w?s a woman who first thouSMLof poarins!; the alabaster box of omtfiaqU ton we : I Master's feet showing her love and appreciation fog iHtO- i. & .,**$./WtaH ' an who foUew^Mrajip $he cross and; \ 5?d risen froti^tte;^KTao^w y been in sewtar histon^^*g j gan the humanitarian movement whichestablish-; -! We, those of.a#^w? were inserv-d lee, and those gtysj tiofflM my friends, tee do "hot faww\w$afcl bard times are. We do not know that. fir8t^n!ent.Qf hard tirow coir^ What it meant for those -good worn 4n and children .and old men who 4 Stayed st home end denied l&etasitfveg; every luxury and even the necessities war You recajjrhewthe'good ytort? \ ??&&?|&3 them ced senfcfbe# to the front, how af^ **? i5! , fiNcrA? WMi surviving1 tn0. c^nu^itfii [ * ^|j llttK*' lw 't^yyWM^pj^A M7 WSlll ' flttfT UffttiHflg- - Ba^ ? - ~P J ? '?.?_ -yy{.. ^ >. i t ? ituT# T c* Ult?v uUUSnM> ' friw Vi'i V ^.TJL lKUU^>L i * ji jti j 1 i^Mr ? j?. . ... > i,}. ixlinMtt uSkraadB ? the ^ ^jjp Port- ?? t Fox there's, not a mac.to waive it; And there's not a sword to savd it, ?nd.t5ehe'& not one left to lave it In the blood that heroes gave it, And its foes now scorn and brave it Furl jt, fold it, let it rest., .\"y unrolled Now most fold it with a sigh. Furl that banner, for 'tis gory, Yet 'tis wreathed around in glory, And 'twill lfve in song and story.; Though tts folds are m the dust. For its fame on brightest pages ;.? Fuifi^^^^^ough no\b we rmJsL V..;. ? ' ' ' * .- .-'J*'-? W 1 4'1?*? euvftiir oIavIv rim uutt. by the wuy v&j*y ri^Jits '^f L*j^ T- 1 ' J i*-' -^xl^ ***** - ^^V-j wire for whatever we know'or be " --? ^ 4 tcmmnder fe chief of tht foices of u6 JW** ""d to suh-ender is?d^s thjn^ * j w-, f *. CiUft ^ ' " '.9 ' P '^ ', . ^ J - I ea cf^char-1 a: and religious^s^^^oint as well as fl [military* This accounts, In no emaB f measw for the h|A. tyi>e of charac- & ?t^r <rf southern soldier. \j? r'"^' ' ^ J remember reading a story which t 'ESSSitef A After the war had'closed and * Genetal Lee had returned to Rich* tr : ^ Jjjjj ^htyiA. 3*51'wi0 * *: their biisi" ? " ^ ^j*j ^Aad now, ntff ve at* feeing ? j aecoraie ui6 st&vbd hi nofffi Confcd" ? ^ i_^:u." I nuies ami scneuuies were suoiiut ed d* Tqea&tf tit&inifon, tajd adopt i rase w? ?t Ai*vyfe ? ?''??-???$???' ?w>*> The winning team shall receive a ?pipiant at the end of the season. Read the rales/carefully, go to \ hrnday school, for: ^y our ; ChooL: : , ? ; A field has been obtained and wjll ?: e in shape far. the first game at 4 <; 'clock/Tu^sday, BfayuaK. 0, : Below are rales as ,adbpted#3j%..i ? ^ Sunday j afttfof the time for the first month] no seventy-five per cent- thereafter, leastired from the Sunday prior to i tmday school on the Sunday previous { rftr ffftt game jmd ftall; attain an J ttendance of not leps than 66&S per j ?K J > banish any player from the game * ho 'acts an. imap?rfem^4ike man-. ^ KpMCn paracipauiigr. mmuu _ wmm't, irnish the umpire with a new ball | MfeiiiiKM JOEach player shall':)fl?l[ wn equipmenVunless his respective unday school wishes to furnish same. I * ask, breast protector 'and -shin]* uards will be furnished by the]c agueas a whole. V 11. Amendments to these rules may 1 ^ubra%d P$i* $&&& 'm$m i am to the committee composed of | if-ministers, requiring a majority V'. !-T dopted for authority in this, mrgaiu- j each game. ^ ^ iy; games |$haH ja Ky i according to the" schedule. I d your ^re3t is''savp When-a raaa>sa*f he knew you T ould be reasonable, he means he!" new you woul^t^S sucker. , | ^ Ftrat Half. Episcopalians vs. Methodists, Tues m jyne 9 Bapt^' *** Presbyteriaps vs. Christians,, Toes MeSSlsi-vs. Christians, Tuesday, P^byterians vs; ^iscopaUam J^Iy ?K I * ? i torn was recently 1 enced for planting-pn iron and. na$ combination device on the Uttem*- 1 W(fc? not brought /out jut tp the %tu* f .- ,|l R. G. Young, of vie- ? Jm of thft.s Raleigh-Clayton/;; trap, * ?jjeked up a 4<wen laisfo a .few, hjipp, ? lwh^.;;A #ing atatioif^pearby, ? according to Mr. Young, cited **uu%; ? ??r of similar cases. - * '.fe- ;)j>fr -'; -V&l f| 3eorg^$jfoandei?pI Atlanta, May 18.?Speaking bef>re|f Jeorgia's big. business men assembled J. n the fentli .iimnal convention, lierej ? h?[Atlanta Tnuflb^mpany, who t ^Wed to^delivhr the primp^^j| t tLJr?KL- ? r * . rr A. , F?. winy Qft. flQWTl OUL 1 JH IlOt aiiK . ? ; ? ?? 1 ??- "J ' V. vl'? t" ^ '. , ?.,. 7 ? ' ? - ?' '?; .jj ?w of Governor Ihinks Mas* Leave Pet l-fofeg ' ' X *?'?'" : ? ?? V.1 u - > [ Raleigh, May 20.?Anyone nteduc ing -a hlack end' tan mile Affcedafe. dog about';'bne yeSr old, stockfly Buttt , pnd f#!tb- a- abort taAlt, answering ** a ittie ftafcd of "Rags," will not only <*?: | ceive a rewurd/bdt Wflldafu \ cere gratitude of the Governor of North-Carolina. "Rags" is the 'particular property , of Angus Wilton fat**,'\ was in Raleigh yesterday to spend, he'day and who ho* wishes hehad- / it come. The youngster left his dog itftiJe governors mansion-and-*?nt to the movies.' ' When he *eturued, "Sags" had strayed or had -been stol m- -'v W~: ; .-. - Governor McLean left -?y$?t&rday lege "at Red Springs. The official limousine was minus one dog and* contained a sad boy who is convinced that Raleigh is a "bad place and that the governor's iians'ion isn't a sale plaee;;to-leave'anything.'.' ^ Governor McLean is disturbed overt . having lost k viable dog, hut vAn- . gas Wilton, Jr., has lost ia friend fed neither will be happy until "Rags ' Denies badu *?-V : ? }&&?'foetid is'due and payable up-, on delivery of the :4p&ijt -thsr^anjlaiU ? lor's mansion and no- questions askd#**' V? ?.. ' v > 7L : :-'i ?' J ... ?? , : ??? , >?. ' ? : ?, -T. - - . r.. . 'fri fv 'fa >%f% ' The election of diiectora in the X* S^^rlSSS'S: rinia and Sbuth jCwidme. ial^North ?ector who served during the-past sea on; Virginia'jJfitrned every directo^" pho- stood for Jin efrrtino and; .#vr **- . ociation members in North lected stxnew jJ&ietors fromjUfr l|. tistrifte in which thft.associationjcjw|y> das.- J;. ? *? .k i-L^ . The new directors:.on ? ion's governin^ board are a. Hi Ro| T, J^Y. Jo^er^in L^SfaS ofltt. ^^5>cc^*l* i: S. Speer of Boonrfl^ in . V w*^N??C9**i%> gftvfflfhm-'ifff?tiiS'iIBTmT'InfrT ? > 925. The stri He? ?{??' * 0PvPr CmPeewy
The Farmville Enterprise (Farmville, N.C.)
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May 22, 1925, edition 1
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