Thieves Eni
Of IN^.
Early Monday
Poole discover^
entered his
night-and taken.
dollars in caah W»
things, the
not be dfetenmned, la^
m^-hy priahag o%,a, S»*
fffffj'ng on the reasr»oo|^;''
-the bar with someti
har 'or barrel hoop.
> an entinnce the
y-nit an eadt wm
the night latch oi^’ ,thib
good many checks jjr)^ ^ ^
tend around near the..,
robbers evidently ^
' As they left the
front door open',,
ed by Mr C, W.
ing iTjan ,b^ore
No clues have bM]
identity of the. ioi
Has .
.y Ses sion
u Members Of
Ilitesday p&ght;
Speaks.
Fayetteville Pr^bytery
Will Meet At Maxtoii
———
FayetteiHUe' Pre^ytew^^iet in the
PKsb3rteriaii church pf KaeKlrd
day morning at 10:30 with 35. c0]:iil&-
missioners. present. The'^purpose oi;
the meeting was to hold a confer-^
ence on Prayer and Evangelism
Rev. L, D Jones of Hope Mills lead
night, as is eus-
sj^ting of the Cl
ient Laurie Me- , . ^
meeting over to the conference and interestmg talks
** program com-1 were made by J P, Memus, J, H,
happen^ to be E.'B. Black, C. E.. Clark,-W. M. Fairley,
Dr. c. G, Vardell, and C. S. Mat-
great dcdl of the time
Give Pli
Ashemon
....'■Pli
pete will
’ of the
. vite^iy tomah-
|P5- bf a pmall
4)i^ied to a.
tO;
i^^tha-s-y^
s. f riendi
A far(^ corned;
be given in thp
Ashemont school;
uarjr 31, at 8 o'
After three ^
tic courtship the
college finds
younj; lady:—
him, to her moth
Iha bride is Nrnisti
■ wife by the proj ^
his negro servant. Tfe friends:' P
to, the profesor sundry eacapadeaj
the motheifs husband, ai^ he te , ,
urally thinks they are rtferjing ho.
his wife. The funny iruiddeti|s t^l^g motion
follow, with the of f^ negrp
servant, and two.-^her iran^anoes
running through the' Ifetery to^
make the play very pnjoyhble^i ■ ' if
The cast of chatMtegs isnps fol
lows: Professor Wiap,'i (theS' pbot
married man) W. KK
, Matthews Grahjam, '(i^
' sician) Lewis B.
Blake (a popular o
Riley; Jupitet, Ji
trumps), Harold ■
Word (sohte mother-l
Itnman; Zo|«, (li?r
0Wc) Myrtdce, ]Bi
ham (a little^ ..
Hodgin; ppsglind:
reporter-, Trwa
A snvtll
'Hrj 'Garrett arose and
_ ijr had decided to
>1*^ f^^ a speaker since
; aldei'te get a most able one
ford^ Bfe stated that he had
F. Tra^ck, pastor
.^jl 'Mcthwhst church, to make a
telk^on giiy subject that he chose.
pB^. member proposed ,?.s a joke on
jh^ : pastor that ha not preach. Mr.^
Tkawick stated that, he couldn’t un
derstand just vphy this proposal
should have been, noade for it so
happened that he planned to do that
very > thing, H-e stated tluit there
were those iri the club who didn’t a,t~
tnd chhreh services re^\arly and
he hacl di'ide up his mind that the
first ‘time ha was invited to speak
to the dub he would preach a regu
lar sermon. He then began back in
Genesis and was wa^r^" up when
Dr.'5rowh arosa and '^ated that he
didn’t think thM any place for a
.sermon and made a .motion ttet he
‘fiot be’ allowed to preach. This mo-
^ WAS peconded by Paul Dickoon,
hardly
-thick and
bn suhsid-
abiead as
noHdnp’ . when Dr.
^^jtiown again insisted that
' ' house. An
other' hot 'gfeaSpia^iBgbwed. pud for
'^r result,
and ex
'a..'joke 'and
■ a party to the
whole house,
hts to thp joke,
taken in. This
jed from the Aber.7
it had a likewise
thews. A
was devoted to prayer mid the sing
ing of devotional apnj^ At 2:30
the 'Presbytery taok«recess and waS
served lunch by a ®3W®lttee of thr
Auxiliary. , After lutfeh: ' JEfev. E ; Li
Barber of' Atbrnta presh^^ry vrap
received into tbs pyj^b]H>9ry tend a
call from the churches of,, Aberdeen
aqd Wagrarn was ideic^'to his handh
Ma^on was chosen place .fop
tfe} spring meeting^ of vpcesbyte^-
joint invitrobn' had been
^jSc^ed irpnii the Jnni^
:^qUege of Maxton. v
itt .'closing the Presbytery ofF^ebd
ia prayail for the guidance of Godr^
the o^ereime on DiSr
hnhament that is in session in' Lop-
don/
imfesev
h^
.rOmdiii
.•153Ce?^
/.tx':'
L.;JV1^ Lester
Legi(^ dcMnm^cksr
The American Le^^oia Pbst at
ford has organized for fhfi year 10^;
end elected L.' M, JLeste#, comxnand-
er, 'Harry A. Greene and De'Wttt
Tiipp, vice commanders, .S^ilter Maix-
w^ll. adjutant, Sta?^ McMillan, Ser
vice officer,' Dr. it. L. Murray, fi
nance offfioer. . .. j
Service mbn are enthusiastic and
a barbecuie 1$ to'be. hsld in Raeford
next Tuesday, January 28th, at 6:30
p, m. A calf and nig have been do
nated by t«TO members of the Port
and no diarg^ will be made, and all
hmt# ,
Installs
ler of tbe
brd, has lO'
equipment
finds that
naost exoel-
At first
!§o oA as he
“out to fifid
„ .of curtains
nought the
'^p to where
^irith most'
mal .held
nn-
Vfere nwde,
lat^^^i^v^dflbS^fo the^inr
Mr. -Waltei#^'wpWsit untfi
. soundiridstt i^t. He is
!m=( exc^tent pictures and
;*big/„bdhst Hi - attendance.
Degree
►will.^atn ‘ with pleasure
P^llBipqjintendent if the
■ Iwlj^ itesently receiv-
oLsAxts fronj
, New York.
&feiSikiit>g work there
^rs working towrird
holds a Bachelor of
le^fr^ the University of
•Hna. having made the Phi
i society there which is ah
erred for extra fine schol-
SUPBRlGtt eXJURT Senator Blue To Speak
OPENED MONDAY! At Sanatmum 29th
ANTIOCH NEWS
,K
Mr. i?. McN. Gibson was in Rae-
foirid^wt Tuesday. ;
'MteL 'lM H McPhauil fmd daughter,
fSiss ^liteima. spent last'T^day in
Baleigjig the gtiests of Miss Doro
thy M^haul who. is taking a course
at lUngs Business College there.
Mite jNola Dalton has accepted
work .- with the B and C Chevrolet
VS to ^
a fall tum- . Mestes Jj. and b J
Entertains
School
teok and you can! expect a full tum^
Btor, Guy Monrqei "^h District Com^
xhOTder' frbiri' B^et. j^. j^cted
_ enter-*
j{^B, last'
iai ip m
Miss Loyd Tapp,
tained her Sunday .
Friday evening frb
o’clock at her
land in honor of tte S. o*teawgN
Mr. W. E I
to move^l .ayetkenlle soon,
played many games and had a cu
test, that ca^s®! M
after which assisted by Mrs. Ftotk
'asso^
Rev. A Jl. C. riitntea fdr four
and a hltt years ppstef of Gaiway
church johd wdfitebwp _ throughout
lite Carolinas, Afe home in
Marion at an early 'hejM on Tuesday
December : at the age of
W yaars,.' ■ ' ':-i. '' . ■ ...
Hr Pittman had bten te i>adbfi.ilth
lor the month; te®^gh_ no ime
his condi®^;
went to Colombia early in Decem
ber' for a thorough exainteatibn but
the doeters pronounced bitej .sound’ in
every way and Iw' rettiffiiecr home.
On the morning of his death he
rose early and (f a a hearty break-
test and seemed to be in the best of
spirit:;, A little later he picked up
Tflpp she served a deUcio^ »' book, f.na after reading for some
consisting of chiclwn saifd. stiraea ,j,g ^ag missed from the i';o;ii
celery, sandwiches, pickks, fr^
chfce, coffee,
Those that enjoyed
hospitality ^ne Mr. ^ Mw-^
Freeman. Frances Jean
MiS R B. Stewart. Hel^
Stewart, Mrs.
McDuffie, MisseS .Came Sturqis,
Lois Waller HamiltOT. Aris ShanMe,
Forest Austin, A^ia Niven. .
The class regrets very much w
e Mr. Freeman who is a .very
icient teacher. Their htet wishes
with him and )iis fiUimly.
PiRSCMMAli
Music ClubiHas
Meetittg Tuesday
' V ^
Mrs. W. R. Bar^gton and Mrs.
H R. Cromartie teene hostesses to
the Music Club in the
Of January 21st at' the home of Mrs.
^'^The^presidient. Mrs. 1. A. Fuller,
presided at the buBiness session and
also conducted the-program,
absence of Mrs. W. B. McLauchUn,
program leader, ’ , .
Mrs. Inmont led a most
esting half-hour study on the Poly-
phmic Element in: Music. .
Two numbers, My Heart Ever
Faithful, by Bach, pd Hi! Lil ^ller,
by Ricker, were snwf “
Thomas ' -ts.
A piano number,' The Cat’s Fiigne,
by Scarlotti, was i^ayed by Mrs. W.
T. Covington. . .v
iPleaing ■variety ?wa given to tne
program by the rf' se^l
Rounds by the club^ directed by Mrs
■R. B. Lems.
Miss Ida McLauchlin.and Mrs. A.
m .Stevens were guests of the club.
Ptthe hostesses leJ:^ed a salad
totefe followed by mints.
Presbyteriaaijs Looking
Forward To Meeting
Th» Presbyterians of Raeford
heard ^ih delight of Ihe^coiningof
Rev. R. C. aonta
Burr for the puriJwe
Ayangelistic mating.'' FdbroaJ!y “*d.
At f fst the family thought he had
gone to town, but a little later one
of his daughters entered the bath
room and found hiqa lying on the
floor dead. His passing must have
been sudden as no noise was heard
by the fam%.
Deceased had been pastor of sev
eral churches both in North and
South Carolina, and until recently
was ptistor of Gapwav church before
reovung to Marion. He leaves a 'wife
atil eight children in addition to a
large circle of friends and relatives
to mourn his sudden passing.
Mr, Pittman was w>ell and favor
ably kno-wn in Raeford, hiving been
the first pastor of the Raeford Bap
tist church, the president building
having been erected ■ during his min-
isth' here.
Miss Tressie Sloan
Injured in Accident
Miss Tressie Sloan of Jonesboro,
teacher of .the seventh grade in Re
fold school was seriously , m-
jured in an, automabile accident late
Sunday afternoon on the highway
bstween Fayetteville and Dunn. Miss
Slqin accompanied by, Mr. Harry
Campbell of Sanford, was carrying
two friends, Misses Sikes and Camp
bell, who had been visiting h^ to
Dunn. They were riding in a Chev
rolet coupe and overtook! anotes^
party wh^ they were fbllowtng.
This party suddenly tumad off the
highway without gi-ving any signial.
In order to avoid Wtting this car,
Mr Campbell turned to go aroqnd
when he qaw two other cars rapidly
approaching in front. There was no
thing to do but leave the highway
or run (I'hMid into the car in front.
He ran the Chevrolet down an em
bankment which caused it to turn
over, and which resulted m the se-
riouq injury of Miss Sloan about the
hea^ a^ other parts of her My.
Slte-’atas rushed to a, hoapital in Fay-
ettevBte, (ind at last accounts wu
doipg Its well as could be expected,
Blri^^ii^ptell and otiier two la-
more or
Dr. and Mr. R. L. Murray went to
Charlotte last week where Dr,. Mur-
rav attended the District meeting of
the Int?mational Kiwiinis which was
in session January 16th and ITtn..
Mr., and Mrs. John Beard, and
their daughter, Mrs^, John Jones of
the Rex community were recent pi
tots in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. S, Maxwell. .
Mr. A D. Conolv of Red Springs
spent Friday night in town ■with
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barnard.
Mr, J. C. Lancaster of Parkton,
wias a, business visitor in town Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance McMillan of
Southern Pines, visited relatives here
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs J. R. Hamptton, who has been
confined to her home for sevei^
weeks through illness, is able to be
out again. ^ \ „ . -u
Miss Margia Campbell spent the
week-end with her sister, Miss
Eunice Campbell, at Troy, N. C.
Mr. Daniel B. McQueen, represent
ing the Albermarle Marble Works
was in this community last week.
Ms, Paul W. Johnson returned last
Thursday from an extended visit with
her parents in Columbia, S. C.
Mr. Lewis Upchurch, who re-enter
ed State College after Christmas,
spent the past week-end at home,
Mr W. W. Hall (and family have
moved back to their farm in the
country after a five year’s residence
in Raeford. , „
Ex-sheriff Edgar Hall and' Mr. G.
W. Cox went to Raleigh Tuesday
to attend a meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Masons. Others attending
on Wednesday included Messrs Arch
Graham, P. D. Potter, Frank Tapp,
and Crawford 'Wright.
Mr. Cari Morris went to Atlanta
on business last Si^.turday, returning
Wednesday. . , , -r,
Messrs H, L. Gatlin and J. D.
Howell attended the furniture tx-
position ,in High Point Tuesday.
l>r. R. B. iWlkins and Mr. Oscar
Leach of Raleigh were Raeford -visi
tors on Wi^esday.
MisS' Florence Gordon returned
recently from a visit to friends in,
Winston-Salem.
Mrs. E. W. Barrington, of Cho, S.
C., is visiting her son, Mr. W. R.
Barrington.
Boseman at Rockfish Station
F McPhjaul
^So p*. W. B. McLauchlin were
in Ra^rd Monday attending court.
is^ fotemro of ^the
of Cha^.'fe
spent the parents,
Mr. and Mrs D J Dalton. He was
accompanied by his roommate, Mr.
Carmichael.
Mr. R. H. Livingston was a busi
ness -visitor in Raeford last Tues
day.
Mrs. C. E. Hodgin of Greensboro
is spending several days in the home
of Mr. J. A, Hodgin.
Misses Ldula and Alice Watson of
Raeford wet© visiting in our vicinity
last Tuesday afternoon. '
Messrs Pjay McNeill and James
McBryde spent last weekend with
relatives at Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Arch Smith
who have just refiently returned from ^large in court,
their wedding trip were gwsts of
Mrs, Smith’s father, Mr. IT" A. Wat
son, Simday afternoon.
Mr. A. D .McPhaul is a record
breaker m home building. Chi. last
Monday inoming he begran hauling
his logs from the woods to the saw
mill. There they vert quicUy cut
into lumber and by Friday nignt hfe
had his. house framed. .,
It -will be remembered that Mr.
■McPhaul’s house was destroyed by
fire two months ago.
The friends and neighbors are glad
that he has decided to rebuild in the
same place. This nine room house
promises to ibe one of the most mod-
Criminal Docket deaked By Tnead^ | Sanatorinm, Jm. 22.—Senater L.
At Noon; Civfl.JSDiwt-'Bcgam M. Bhm, of Seottend County, ctatr-
Wedneeday. CoiniDittec on Eduartiea
' ^—■ 1 in the State Senate, will sneak m the .
The January term of Hoke Coun- Sanatprium aoditorinm on WedDea-
ty Superior Court convened in Itee-, day evening January 29, accocdnc
ford Monday morning with Jud^ announcemi^ hece today.
Henry A. Grady ,of Clinton, prerid- j xhe patient^ have been conducting
mg and Solicitor T. A. McNeiU of 1 mid-week prayer services in theic
Lumbarton, representing the stat^l various buildings for sav^al montte;
There was no charge to the Grand ^nd it was recently decided to kotd
Jury .they having been instaHed | a joint service fr^ time to ismto
since last'April, and this court be- , jn the auditorium at which piCiari-
W the last one that they will have. | nent outside speakers-•will be invSied
®ey completed tljeir work late ^ ^ make talks on religious subjects.
Mw^ay Sd ■vere discharged—te^J-The address Jv—Senator Blue ia to
Judge Gijady, who mentioned the few be the first of the series-and is at-
cases op -the docket and congratulat- • tr^cting ■wide interest here,
ed the county on its good reputafcimj it is planned to broadcast the talk
for law ob^rvanca'. The report ^ j to the nitients unable to attend~4h* '
the Grand Jury will be found . else- j gorvices by means of the recently ia-
where in this issue. j stalled public address syatem whieSfc
Criminal cases coming np for trial permits speeches, mnric and otfaer
were as follows: D. A. Maxwell, ■wim j program to be heard through Hie
left the county under switteee fdr i patients’ headiAones
abandoning his wife and childrwi and' —
who WPS brought back New! ForgCT GivCO
Jersey some time ago by Snerilt, -.jr o a.
Hodgin, was ordered ty the court Jte 1 SlX MonUlS sentence
place in the hands of the .derk tweite'- —^ -
ty dollars every two weete to ^ ' ^agt week .while court was in sea-
given to Mrs. Mpxwell. and Yo P^y/gjon jn Fayetteville, p head-line ap-
the costs in the case, mcludmg te^.|. pearen in a paper of that town stat-,
cost of going to Nw Jersey aUd ^ Judge Grady had given one
bringing him here. He was PlacW ; j^an years for embszzling
under $500.00 bond for | fort^four thousand dollars and an-
ance with the judgment. Ed Pre-, (,tber man five years for forging an
vatt. who was indicted for an as-: twelve-dollar check,
sault with a deadly .weapon some-lj^^gg Grady stated to the editor of
time ago, was acquitted. - News-Journal that this was an ,
Jessie James McNeill, colored youth .^he forger had an accom-
who was bound over from Record- pU^e'and he 'was endeavoring to get
eris court last week under a chUrge; name of the party
of breaking and entering a store ati^^j^^j intention of giving hin*
Duffles was found guilty and ordered sentence, ,and actually gave
to nay the costs, less the him six months. Tha Fayetteville
part. An incid'?nt occurred in his Association since passed a reso-
trial which ,amused those present upholding Judge Grady in tha
and Which has provoked many laughs flatter and the mistake has been
on the streets. The boy not having ^jeared up through the columns of
a lawyer, was told by Solicitor Mc- j^jj^ paygttgyjUe paper.
Neill that if any o| the men in the '
jury box didn’t JoDik good to han^ he ' x HriHlSe NetWS
could have them removed. The boy j l-UIIlDer Dnugc
walked up in front of them and gave j ^
Ms^j^r r^ovci, eyidenfljr Mrs. D. Z.
desi^teg rto talk to ^ in his own ' McGougan,j^i*»fit
behalf. James BtSht .Lee, young
white man of the Rockftsh section, Prather
was tried on a charge of breaking, She ^
and entering the store of Mr. W. T. 1 wearmg cotton clothing.
1 A reading by Miss Goodwin and
Tho inrvtepseial music by Miss Cora McDuf-
in the case.
George McLean, colored, who was
-hour. The hostesses served a chick
en .=alad course.
Mrs. Martha H. Cobb and son.
cc^iyicted of ^ling se^ Frederick, were Laurinburg visitors
Rptorder’s court and who ap^aled aftemooB.
his case to Superior court was round | - jpjm ]^axwell and family of
“not guilty.” George had a ci^ce gjg^ Point arrived Saturday and
to escape recently when four prison-1 gp^p^ ^be weekend in the home of
ers F(awed their way out of jail but^ j Shaw. Thev rstumvd to-
preferred to rfmain and face the High Point Ski day a'TTernoon.
'arge in court. 1 Kev A. L. Tu-.i.e* of Parkt):i con-
Walter Alderman, colored, whoj j^^rayer meeting in the Baptirt
was convicted., in Recorder’s co-urt'pburcH last Wednesday night. It is
for removing crops illegally and ^p- • a coincidence that the pgstot 3 of
pealed to Superior court was found parkton and Lumber Bridge Baptist
“not goaty.’* j.*h:ir.'e.: are named Turner aiul both
Jim Knight, white, entered a plea! were laised la Scotland. Bote ."ire
of guiltv to an assault charge and j fine ,cr-^abers. good Christian geutle-
was given thirty da-^s on the county ' men a.ad are qualified to do much
I good in the communities in whidi
Without Commeiit
Mother—^What did your fateer say
when he found his broken pipe?
Innocent—Shall I leave out the
swear words, mother? ■
Mother—Certainly, my dear.
V Innocent—Then I don’t think he
said an;^hing.—Montreal Star.
Customer (after clerk has pulled
down all but one of the blanksts on
tee shelves)—I don’t really want-te
buy a blanket -today. I was only
lookine for a friend. *
Clerk (sweetly)—^Wdl, M^dam, if
, , „ . you think your friend is bidiBg in
IriiafuUy other one. Ill gladly take it
•tot y(ni,:r-Montieal
em and commodious homes in our
neighborhood.
Messrs Danisl G and Henry Biggs
and' rister. Miss Edna Earle, spent
last Sunday, afternoon in^ Lumber-
ton with Miss Hazel Biggs who is
a student nurse in the B^er Sana
torium. The many friends of Miss
H,azcl"will regret to learn that she
has been sick for stvera.l/ days. We
are glad to report that '^he is much
better now.
Mr. Will Everleigh left last Satur
day for Nebraska where he has ac
cepted work.
The many friends of Sfrs. Andrew
Currie are glad to know she is im
proving (and able to sit up some
now.
Mrs. Currie recently fell and has
since been confined to her bed for
most of the time.
Miss Sallie Anne McNeill, who has
finished her training at the Charlotte
Sanatorium and has been visiting
her parents for several ddys, has
returned to. Charlotte where She has
accepted work.
(Mr. H. S. Toon who has been
spending -sometime in the home of
Mr. J E McPhaul has gone to Dunn
where he is working.
The play mven last Friday even
ing by the^faculty of the Antioch
school and-a few of our young men,
was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone
who saw it, and was a success in
e-very way. '
Much credit is due the faculty and
it is seldom that we are fortima^
lenough to enjoy play so -well pre
sented. / '
Mrs. John L. McNeill and child
ren of St. Pnuls are spending a few
days ..with Mrs. McNeill’s sister here.
Mr. R. H. ..Livingston.
Miss Nipa Miller is visiting IQbs
Dora HuagigM:
roads.
The criminal docket was cleared they serve as paste* ?
Tuesday at noon and the trial of i Mrs. J. O Leggett and little mngn-
ciiiil cases ibegan Wednesday morn-; tek,. Doris, wjio haw bcCT 'viati^
iJIrs. Leggett’s mother, Mrs, Sallie
. — i Covington, left Saturday for their
H. A. Green Buys I sir. J D. Monroe killed his lar-so
Cabin Filling Station W
1,1 .,.4 Poland-China.
Mr. H .A. Green, a well known and k W. Elhs
popular business man . of Faeford, 1 j,. rrvie babies
has purchased tbe Cabin irom Mr- wry smal' stitl one died Suiw
B .P. Polston, who has operated the jjjj,
station for several years. , j play, “Marrying Marion,” giv-
Mr. Green will continue h^dling ]jy i;be high school students lart
the famous Teraco gas and oils, be- j^ay night was enjoyed by a large
lieving as he says that the Texaco crowd. The students acted thril
products are superior to any on the' parts real well. A vote was taken
market. He will also^arry a line on the most popul^ girl and Jliss
of cigars, cigarettes, candies and bot-; Lucile Tolar won the cake. Miss
tied drinks. 1 Margaret MtLean was a riose sec-
The Cabin has become more or oml and missed by onljf th^^^yotes;
lass a center in Raeford and Mr.
Green ■will be glad to have his
friends around there.
1000 WOMEN PH. D’S.
The proceeds amounted to $37.95.
' iJvirs. J .W. Hall returned borne
from Salisbury last Tuesday. Sha
was accompanied home by Mrs. W.
C. Heitman (and little daughter, Mar
tha Lou. Mr. V C. Heitman and
Mr Pneror Hall cauje for the wcek-
Greensboro, Jan. 20.—The next Mr Roger HaU cam© for the
bulletin to be published under the. end
sponsorship of the Institute of Worn- Mr A i. U^er imv^^
en’s Professional Relations, head-: to ^ Asheboro ^
quarters at North Carolina College,| Ushw has accepted work thero thp
is one which is ,a study of women oonung ^ Mg.
and the degree of doctor of philoso-l S
phy. Tbe bulletin, a study by • j Q2?S\oSe m^ te^:^leigb
Emily Hutchinson, professor of eco- Wednesday ox this
nomics at Barnard coUege lists more
iJian 1,000 women -who have taken
the degree since 1877.
The volume includes besides .an ac
count of the women and their occu
pations answers to such questions iis
why they studied for the degree,
how they financed the undertaking
and what they would advise others.
The bulletin will be pvailaWe with
in a very short time, according to
Mrs. Chase Going Wood^use, man
aging director of the institate. North
Catriimi College.
Mr Duncan Malloy of Quitman,
Ga,, who has been visiting rriatives
here for the last week, left tor Im
home Saturday. His nephew, Mr. Q
C Hughes, of Homeryille, Ga., who
has been -visiting here, accompanied
Mr. Malloy home. ,
Mr. L. C. Hubbard of Ibyetteville
was in town Satur^.
Mr. and Mrs J D Oohb and child
ren, Esther Nril and J D,.,
Steiday invDuan Mrs. Cobb's
sister, Mrs Allan H« A.' Le^
■i
, The two little sons, Clifford «Sd
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Stewart, of Mr. and lbs. A F. Totax-
Bom to Mr. and M», J. R. Hen-lbiivs bewi very sMt msswI,
diir en January 18th, a san. '4l9g with “fin.