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HOKE 00i:^«lY JQUllNAU
' if- V/!
e>Ieetifig$ Saturday
,^(BWS pf
* Court on Tuesday
Saturday
aniscBiiTioK'^iy^ was m
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Bailey*9 Actual
Partial
.;// - Beftirfe
ito* for the csoroeTOfc^ ^5?^-
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■p^. statement covejt^; matters to
the
KHmd of ewA doS^v and tile mm-
4^Is8 tiie cK]iMgti6|>"#p ^
tfi make this ^d aneel;
/ Oni'fionr' recpuyenM^aife .as^, mwosed on
law. ’ ’,;' , , ’■ 'Jf-U
■' ; '-2. Tjie oonditiort ;6f ^e smfang
fund investments, a»d,'the( methj^
employed Sly' maaw ecw^y comnus-
Sioneia Ih mvesf nK -^och^^funds. .
"N 4. The bonds of bounty,
and >eountv .deposito^ries, , antt . W>iP?».r
IriW shloiidid 'be changed..so as
•/
•i/t
sto .vM«s Demdc^c
w* counSw“ and ibe
. w... will this year. Thfr
irf‘ for tib^ are much toter than
Mt iof tofo^^^ precinct
iiii-'of 1’ -'cehW^wffts^^ fb* the j mfU-Satuiifey June Zlst the
’tiie, caSflBussionerB xn- ffith, and the araie
’^" atdad «£ tte> l«eople ure imore strin- in Ealeigh on July 3^-
. ^iS»vS!^for gontnol of. smt. /Wflr B. McNeill,
'' STjJSe and the lading of com;
^^ll TJb ,sji(bHUt^d to the ^ cS&ttee, Utoba tim
- ^— tuk-: wiU be held \at jwo
It .is
be held m evw P*P-
:4i Recorder’s court Tuesday Fos
ter McLean fbced a charge ;bf P^h-
-(Kwr i£ -^y :^the~ highway a,1r’aigixt.
^Kme with^ iights. This case was
liie re^t.j(^(Si wreck a ftsw rngnts
ago \when
E. B. McNeill ran
fSeni^ asBemWy. ^
^ yesteTday by th©
eyweiant Advisorv. Gommissicm. . nwi mwwiwuo »v
CSmties M. J^son, seci^ry W, county, a
•prepare tka repon to the ddegatfea to the county convention
Assdmbly. with tiie^vejB^ti^^M-
eluded in eight apUf^ qaeationa to —
h© treated in thd
; The %aimnjssi^
fPhe fgyaj^Feaan of eadi pre3nc|'
conwitteeS^b«*»«*^y h^mes a
ir^o^iyy of the county
mittebi The county
its ebainnan gnd any
from their own nuiiinbers or from any
o*9ci>r place 4n tbe county.
' ^ ANTip^pra^fe.
' hdd Mrs. Rowland M#eill
Billy Rowland of
ftvLhSS^S i^este Sunday ^ven-
SS Mrs. F. M. M.. GAsot.
Mr, Clayton^Bi^ V
spent the week-end bare with
into/ the car of McLean. On oc-
count of the absence of a material
witness, tins .case was continued -for
one week. .
Waiter Her, ^ Frank Beid and Reid
and Reid v McKinney, all . colored,
were indictod on a charge of yiolat-
jing the pnAiWtidn laws. Attorneys
for Bold and McKlnnay asked for a
jn^ trial and the case was set for
next Tuesdoy.
G»amie Black, colored, wag cimvict-
ed of an assnalt on a female and
prayer for judgement was ^ntu»i^
upon paynS2nt of the costs-' Ip the
iBffiwo mix-iAi Geneva Jackson cat
Black with a knife and faced^^a
fWify of an .assoalt with a deadly
w^pira was DoMiid not guilty.
Leroy' King'i colored, received a.
smiitenss kvf six months on the conn-'
tv roiads for breaking jail in Jdan-
uaryi .Re was also tried for get
ting goods under false pretense from
Mr, iW. N, Brown and given twc
iiMoniUm.f Oin',the^roads. serttjri^ to
yon cioncwnmitiy.
On Satup^s^r fSir bth, a s^nd
run-off primiaiy wjR be 1^[4 in Hoke
County'm-aASui^
Bgister of Deete a^ Cotton Wei^-
Messrs D* K, Kile and W. W.
Roberts will enter the RstS for the
iCfice of Register of Deeds and
Messrs Martin' McReithaii and h.
Plurality For
U. S. Seriate
_ Podeio
^SSutomobile Wreck
C, Gives Riddgh
Man €5,027 Majority
sal;-
“^^^e'*the**bonds .co>reK imore^^^^^ ^her, MA G-
ly the lialbdlitieji thSit tiiC counties
may have better pi»^tion.^ _
“4. Partial payment of t^e|. .This
■was Ascussed at leh^h and B was
ftgresd to set
the advantages to Je ^tffStiefS
such a scheme ^d
the way of working out s^ a
\ TOth out making the
heS for the benirfito denve|
thereform.
“5. The advisability of amend-ug
,SS( %S>. Mrs. Eto.s wjl ^
«BH^>**red. here as Miss A
Brown. ' ’ . j. .
(Mrs. Margairet McE^ul
era! days recently -in the Highsmith
boauitfll m FayettevilSs. She retiOT^
SeMe^nday and ^er hostpf friends
will be glad to learn that she is gei
the Jaw so that county accountants
Sv be selected by 0®“®*^
sioners and prescntSng certam pun
imum qualifications/ for ®®W^y^~^
countents in to .raiw^tW
esehey of ^his officer. The flU^
tioft of the reporisjthe county hpr
, jngyn the
-ihe super?ision-ja*»’
at. undpr
;#aity.-dc-
Mak6 Golf Course
Community Center
contest fo* the-5-.—- _ ..
tives, no one jfeteivmg a mojon^
M the first mrrfliy, „®*
hpd bn account of the fact ;that Mr.
W. T. Covington, ^bnd ip the ^e.
Sd* not CHOOS^TO RUN. This
Inves Mr. L. McBachem.the nqm-
iWe. - . ' j
Gucumbars^ovinil
Wi% Prices Low
Cueumbms '^ve Ingun moving in'
Hbhe county, the padung «h^ at
tiia LaurinlHitrit and .Southern ' being
rigged TUP 4oir packing and operations
hmnm. Prices last week were^ery
poor, but County Agent L. B. Bn^-
don, stats that bhe Booth Par^a
criip is now the .market .and^ -h#
lac^ts better'priaas. .'
Sriiool Tacto Place High School
Garduates at 2.5 .Percent.
pPBte near imnong a mam
, W?gUBMje^ia^fes
near here Moodaiy taenmm
it. W. L. Po(de, !fciR s*
tiieiiPourt. ran into it wpgcn sit the
WrtlMmr. and wflg immebfiatdf nm
into bf an oncomiBg trodt fran
toe.rau. It soma that Capt ftoole
stMi’a^ 4irnek operator were goiity
Unt./to.. get a Ind of cneumlmrs. in
Ca^ Rnale’s ear with the truck can-
mi kdiind. While . erosaililg toe
oh.Peddler’a Branch Cngk'lPo«dfe
fo:^. a team on the tihieh
to givff him sufficient raam
to 'kMn.and rather than ran into
the.nmln. Caiit. Poole hit the tear
.tin wngm aa he hnouMit his anr
'to Ihe track behtod dulht
haMS: epongh to stop and .rihi
fhto ton wrecked ear. : >|
Pool© .0(80'injured and "Ms fflmics |
will not prove serious, tbeuito he . -{
had-a. nuTow esqaipe. His ear uMs r
pretty badly, though not i:;
so mheh as might expected. Onty 1
aught'damage was done to the traek. - ]
Ospt. Poole is by far one of Hqke -
IQom^s most popdar citizens and a ' a
host of friends mil wish or him a
Speedv recovery. ' H
JosiMi WiMiam Biriley, who WM
nominated over United Estates Sen^.
tor Furnifold Mcl^del Simmons.-ini
the Democri^ primary on JaneiiiTv
received an actual plurahty'^-fiTv*'.
625 and a majority ovmr the com
bined vote of Ms two opponmils. wf
65,027, but the figures wfll noft'ibte
come official until approved by^tlm
State Board of Electious. whm
Judfim J. Ciipford Biggs, the. ch^f
man, lum csBed to most at noon'/.on
Tuesday. ■ Even thes^ large rfiftoraa
are setaevdi^ less than were uiw
cated by tlMbOidal returns.
A toBillstiou onada 'lly Rasrmond
C. Maxwell, Assistant Secretary,
wMch wiH he adopted by the b^
unless all ptece^nts are .htok®
shows Mr. Bailey received .lM,86i
votes. Senator. Simmons, 131,242i
Dr. ThoowJi L. Estep, .2,592. Mr.
Bailev carried 85 counties. Senator
^mmKUis 15' snd Dr. Estep i
The four candidates for the
publican - senatorial nomination poll-.
G^s Through Congress
totyl of 332,701. The Republic®
Tariff Bill Finally
ting olong splen^dly now.
Mr; Knox WtatsOn of State
Raleigh; is at homejor :
MfeaBrs. Don .^Lowe and Cecu mc;
fhaul wbo'bdBv^^
jSe ® Satutday night ^d |Peut
sSlw with/ Mr. . and Mrs. F, F.
^M^CaJvin Skp^ Ray and two
dSn of WuHace spePt a days
, - 5J4K . tesiy-rife
In a eonveraation with tlia - editor
of the News-Jiournal a few, days
ago, Mr. T. B. Upchurch, owner of
the Raeford Minitaure Golf Course,
statod *that (he hoped,to ■nci'iilce' the
golf course a comnraunity gptheri^
pl®9 {or ®y and dl in the .5Q^ty
wild tViOuld like to come out and that
bfe had no idea of restricing it ^to
those who played goK. ’ .J^'at this
purpoBe, primarily, in builumg the
course' was fio fumish a kind of
meeting place where people from all
over the cowty could come after
®pper. see tbrir friends, heat a
radio, and spend a pleiasant evHmngj.
^e course has already served this
purpose to a gtoait extent ®d- M.***
Upchurch hopes , that more people
from the country will use it as a
gathering place th® have hereby
fwe. He wishes that people wm
use it as a comm®ity - center ®d
bgve no feeling of oWigation what
ever to: .patipniaci , th© cpp^|(8tosu
Ek^h of Goltyed Man
Rpleigh, J®e 17.—More than 20
per cent of the white school children
of the State are in the first grade,
according to tin cureefit. issue Pt
State School Facts, pubbcation of the
State Department of Public Instruc-
**°The 595, 747 white pupils enrolled
in the public schools' dur.ng 1928-29
are Astributed according to grades (as
follows: 121,291 or 20.4 per cent in
tte first grade, 78,062 or 13.1 per
cent in the Secoiid grade, 72,666 or
12.2 per cent in ^he. third K’^^de,
(>7,306 or 11.3 per cent in the fourth 1
cn ivt; nr lAl ner cent in ths
fe,.,
from elimination
programe as a co®ty unit,
“7. Val® of
alre^y demonstrated ®d the neei
vof imofying city ®d county.imana^er
m®t8 ® to the tevy of and is?
gulonaa of bonds.
“8. Other mattprs discu^^ thrat
needed to ‘be brought to the utten-,
ti® of the G®eral Assembly we:
Adv®tages to >d derived
'ishing the office of the
prer, leaking fees or compe^.ataoi..
for county attorneys^who to!*# top
foreclosure suits umifom ; to ® .
couitisies, ®‘®-..i^^®
providing mutorm budwts ^ ^
Ending the law P®rimmito^q»the
S»totmen* of tax collectors ®«:
ga^- Kikpatrick and Mr
Akue m« a'tett yi^
gnest iSundw
■ wnice Y,arbo(rough »»*■
M and Mrs. J. W. MePnam wa
tm to Fayetteville Sunday afte^n nesday at Mountain Gr
to see M^.iHfo^yul’s mUtoer, Mrs. jjn QuewMUfle Township.
Manraret SW^Wl. .. „Tr\i
'P,
JSC>*;
vote was divided as follows: . Con
gressman George M. Pritch®d,
287; George E. Butler, 9,098;, Irviu
B. Tucker, 6.277; and Rev. Henry
Grady Dprsett, 1,582.
In the '^y other statewide con
test, Colp^tion Commissioner Geo.
P, Pell, who carried 94 out tif^he
100 couQties, defeated James Hi Hoti'
loway M- vote of 167,083 to
tout 79,391 of the Demo-
cratel^o voted in the senatorial con
test' i^sed to express preference
for thq lesser office which was vo^
upon the same ballot.
Gnmdy BilUon Dollar Tariff BSl
1^4 del Immediate ^gnature
of President Hoover
sixth grade, 47,536 or 7.9 per
Jkit in the seventh grade, 35,282 or
psr cent in the eighth
26,748 or 4.3 per cent in the ninto
grade, 19,987 or 3.4 per cent m tne
tynjlb grade, 14J801 or 2.5 per o®to
in the eleyarith grade, and^ 999 or .2
of one per cent i^ the special dasses.
Actorning to the grade distribution
of the^ schMd iduldren as prefiJntod
by i Sclioi^,' Facts fox the _pu^
grade. 60,176 or 10,1 per cent in the Yeflf* Old Girl
V, grade, 51.90f^or-8^ ®®®^ ^CVCn I CRF WIU Vrtri
5.^,. 7u Tier ;\iakes Hit Over Radio
Margis McKenzie iff Shamon^ Sur
prises Friends in This Section
By Appearing Before Micro
phone in Raleigh
Henry Jones a colpred na® who
lived lon the far-Ti of Mr. G*30rge
Biggs to Blue Springs Township,
died 'Tuesday. Death w® dn© to
pneumonia. He w® 38 5*
ante. His remains were buned lvve^
« . . Qrove Ghursh
"SrH/BV cJIr'ie'irtd iAoehtol IMfOBTANT NOTICE
irTai^. New (To «ie pMents H»ke ComW
Mera^. • • ajiU San^ I There will be a Torail Climc held
ton,>John-C. FtirmS^ at Htyhsmith Hospital for white^-
whS M^ ptftomoon. .dfcen next Tu^y the 2nd. begm-
^ A. ifoowK^ Wallace spent nihg at 8 o’clock a.m.
in toi ' ‘
Appointment
tit' supervisors, , .
Metobera of tiie j^immsmon p^
•®t were: Dr. E. C. Brooty,.
irP?of. A. G. fflfcintosh. JL B.
{fee tand John L Skumer, A- J.
SSSmlT^d Dr. Fred 'W. Morr son,
chairman secretary, respectiwty
S^toe T® Coxumassto^ alto ^
vfith the county govfmn*nt body.
*5;r SUBPRISR SUPPER
A ^^rpriee Supper Given- at the
Home of Mr ®d^ Mr^ W. ti.
Carter, Lumber Bridge
«(Aed in Hie third, fourth,
th gnsdes to dcci:®se.
tn the white high so^l
enroll^ht M^santed IM cant
of thetotol whereas in. 192^29 tne
enroUmeh^ the high school grades
was l6J8-,per cent of tl» total.
School Racts presents a table sh^
in*^ jjistribuibi® of school c^
dren by ehronological ages:
ing to tois table, more than o®-fifTh
S't£ total 596, 747 white
Axa ^en ®d eight years old. The
nnmboif of p®ils six, nine, and te
^raold is approidmately the ^e,
the percentage of total ®®J®^^™j®Vfi
fhiMB grades betog 9.4, ’
rmehtively The eleven ®d twelve-
ye®Md children each
^ut 9 per c^nt of toe totto
the twelto-yeisr old children, the mr *
aTuementa® decreases v^y
^nidlv. Only 1.4 per cent_^of the
a few days recently to the hme We have made specml arrai^^
of his brother-to-law ®d sister, Mri fnents as to charges for the cnii-
and Mrs. J. G. McGoogaiu Idreii of Hoke County.
Miss Mary McNeill, a student nurse ^ gt^te nurse has been hKre w>ik- xapiiffy. iq
at Baker’s Sanatorium m Lumberton cases, but was called . ^hite enrollment is more than 1»
cfone home last Sutadsiy ® ® j awiay unsxpectedly, we^ have vacancies j years old.
week’s vacation. ■ for abhut ten more childsan. If your
reanectivety-i Mrs. G. C. Biggs and needs attention see me on 1
- .Li. m Vwn^a^n, Mso m(^^(^H®iM G., were in Lumibertotn, a short „ Monday for registering a«x i -u ' ,r 4.
tf the T® p®®^L_i?iL«^f Vw^v. . while Saturday afternoon. - Ljjj^ clinic, otherwise they cannot be ' M^^illOCiist 1 OllUg
Vfe (are./sorry to Jaain that accepted. Age limit 16 years.
J. W. McPhaul has be^ mJ“® Prices very rqasoimfile.
Sunday. She is improvmg but 3ti» , „ „ * «
3Si to her bed. . . I Mrs. H. A. Cameron.
Mr. ®d Mrs. Lacy Brfdy httle
A surprtoe sppper was n®^
town at the honte pf Mr ®d MwJW.
■H Garter Smidaj^ afteriio®r J®e,
*11 of whom ware relataves. Lemon-
Se wM Served, and music w® ran-
deJed ^ Ite«. Sam Fam Edgu^and
wSwerRledsoe of Payettevitte, N. C,
•T^n ■ sunueri was served m picnic
X ffity’iSaa filled with ,eate.
Indthe looto of it enowgh^
®tice. ®ydne to cor® ®^r
- ThoB* pres®* were- sjs. follows. Mr
, - aitf Tl? D
r t; ‘1% jfey Liriing^ *m4 S
■ ■
-.KMATtaL James and Gil-
BlrA^
it
XlBijS Rally For
xlist ^
People in June
daStS. Ai^i, Laurie ^ B^®’ G. M. T. G. ON ATR
mS:SeUr. A TUESDAY NIGHT
D. McPhaul where they wiU Bp®d'
several w®k8. •
Merimlffst Youns People Will
Meet at St. John’s Church
Near Gibson on St.
John’s Daf
Bevenu irtiirrie who On lUesOav nieht, June 1 (in, xrom
iJtis’Sn ^ite^ skk for several 8:16 to ^46 ©’dock, *^e Rowland. June 16.—June 24 is St.
^n^bout toe IteleiBh. I J®^>. ^?y\. M keeping with the
many friends are sorry
Si
•* • w . .jjL
'^^Snv'^^^ds are sorry to Id^rn I . ’T^if* *''m^^“’lday,Methodi8tyoungpeoplethrough-
nm i«‘^®«®»'- N^C ®®t district are plan-
.•nmiirt rtf thelx ages muSh imxiety is mg Camn of FortBragg, N. . Ining a big gatoertog and rally at
?Tlr to. Mr? Currie bai®M John’s church, near Gibson.
Tamara of age and Mrs. as toe CMTC. one®d sponsored by the Ep-
m dghtyto. i2to L^gues ia the district but it
Misa Hazel Biggs of Lumberton co^mue through July 12th. Methodist young people,
snondinig her vacation with her TIm ptnpm of these wgmin Eyg,y church is expected to have
• and (Mrs. G. C. Bigg?, according to lde^.-polonel G^ge R. jts young folks present.
Mrs D B Liles and family spent Alii®, Comnnaarfant of ,to« A program is planned which to
st Sunday afterno® in Rbdangharo to let the bovs tell the folks at home messages from Rev. T. M.
tefitivts Miss Maosirct Me- lust wto.t they are dotojr at Foji q ^ president of the North Caro-
SSil with to i , iBrsttrit. Theseuro^.ms^will b* given Conference Epworth l^augue
Mr Imd Mrs M. A. MdPhaul jon the followinp; dat^ ^ board; Rev E. L. Hillm®, dean of
%iiSlv risited Mrs. McPhaul’s «;46 P.M.: 'Tuesdav^ June 17th: Tues- League (assembly, and
^SfttivSnbar'MSm Sunday after-U,Tr. .Time 24th; 'JHi'^sdav, July leL j^d Springs pastor; Mr.
relatives, near \ nT.,.»Jo« tolv Rtfi. Ipj^jy^ Swartz, Confetence leaugue
secel^. Rev. C. C. Alexander, pres
ident of LouisC tare colie®; Rev 'A
parertto-Mr and (Mrs,
noom.:
y>)
M
Soutoern rme^ xfeltod.
oil, i
and Tuesday. July Stfc:
Ttfi* 'oiMk* IIOlTV to llBMtt- I ■ V""' ■
-®d,>M Worth CANADIAN IMPORT TARIFF
ir ", the-r , . eVder of the Rockingham dis-
af tttAir-iiwmjt irjend? and Ottawa. ^ The C®»dian messa^s from these
thut the baby Lhanws ptoed for ’® Ulus special music stonte, eats, fel-
will sSSJSe ei®valeaotog. Uneech / May L J?*”' lowsMp. .aiM worahip bid
will spon/DB . . machinery, Uake June 24 a day long to be re
Those of the la^o audl[®^
happened to be .L^tening in on
Raleigh t®t Wediiesi^y had. a real
■ wheh' litiiteV-Miss Maij^jJMg-
:e ' af WpraT'^
Little (Mlatgie has on unusual,^,
voice and those .Who heard her on
the air ‘ Wetoiesday laay the song
cflinza to perfectly dear ®d seem
ed. as if they Were sitting lijtiit
there to the room listeidng to her
sing. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey McKenzie, of Shan
non Although onlji seivB-i years old
,ani never bad a lesson in musii: of N,
env k»nH she--stood on the piano
bench ®d sang wit'-, pe/fec. east
aiul mnnunciati®. “I’m Thinking of
Tfaih*^whkih not onty delight^
those present in the .st-iflio .-it the
time but all who happened to be lis
tening in.
SHANNON NEWS
! Sara Lena Chavis delightfully
.ieitained a numlter of her fri®ds
Mion^y night, J®e 9, hy celebrat
ing her fourteenth birthday. Many
games were played on the lawn) rand
delidSus refseshments, pundi ®d
cake w®e served.
Mr. nd Mrs. H. C Culbreth wq
reo®t visitors in Florence, S Cm
s® their mother, Mlrs. J. F IWalter.-
Mr. B. B. Currie and Misses Bertha
Isabel,. ®d Lina Currie spent the
day to Raleigh Tuesday. .
iMr. ®d Mra. G. H. Shook aaid
children, Ruth Edith (and Rowele. were
visitors in the home of Mr. John Plott
in St. Pauls Sunday. ^
Mrs. D. S. Klapp and two daugn---
ers, Mrs. Hal Shook and Miss M^
Klarpp, stayed from Wednesday tyi
Friday with relatives in Sumter.
S. C.
Mr. Luther Currie spent Thursday
morning in Elizabethtown.
. Mrs. James McBryde of Faye^
Ville is spending a while with her
parents, iMr. and-Mrs. C. D. Shxmk.
Miss Margaret Smith is staying
a few days with^ her cousin, Mi.-»s
Frances Walters, in Bu'ia. _
Mr. B. B. Currie and Misses Ber
tha, Lina ®d Isabel Currie spent
Friday to Laurel Hill with relatives-
"Mr. John Walters was % recent
pisK]® in florenoe, SC..
Mr. Luther Oiirrie and Misses Isa
bel, Bertha apd Lina Cume were
FavettevUle visitors Thursday after-
BO^
Ule $moot-Hawley tariff bill, with
its increased duties ® sugar, shoes,
lumh®, e^ment, brick and nearly
2,000,000 othmr products, has been
pas^d iby Congress.
1|^> /Oow awaits the approval of .
PraMdent Hoover, who is confidwtly
etpedted to si® it within a few
day A’ Tl»» new law ■will become
eftiective at midnight foBoWing its
signature by the Presideift.
'Le^lative aetko. os the measure
was completed late Saturday when
the»Hoose ad®ted the final fonu of
the conference report. The vote was
222 to 123.
The Ssnate .finally approved . the
measure Friday by the two-vote
of 44 to 42.
The House margin of 69 votes was
Eothewhat short of what the Repub-
Rcftn feders had expected, ^rs.
announetog the vote 3i>eaker
Longworih affixed his signature ti>
the meattSttte and arranged to send
it to the Senate, so VirafPresident
Cu^ inuy ri® it ®d have it
enrolled Monday.
The perfornwnce was aceompanief^
bv ®thusia^ic cheers and ye& ftem
the Repubne® side of the
while the Democrats sat sil®t.j)
'While it is estimated that the
tariff will impose an additiett of a
billion doUara to the cost of UriiMt
in the United States, that is oiffy
® estimate, and nobody knows
how much ^ additional burten
Tted CHANGE^ AND SALES T^ Troy Methodist
«ea . . I reduction APPROVED gjij Rr. H- C. Snuth, presid-
'ThaV.s
did>(iifiy best.”
I lournment on Mav 80. later thML>8:30 .p. m Rev. E. B
•—‘— l ing to a dispatch tele®aph® ^^Ipipher, the efftiteot yo®g pastor
ahd childrtu. j. C.. to>Ttment^>v^rc« k Jkihn’^beon charge, is
w'-irie fcf .Ppxktoii, suil Mr. imereial Attoche Lynn W. Meex bp f® a dsTx-
•/W. ». towe- lOttavs. ^ .
Buy a License, and
Then Go Fishing
Over three thousand fish Jtoye
been placed in the streams of Hoke
eoimtv this year. However, llc®se
gal*** to date amount to ®ly-four
dollars for the entire ce®ty. Hew
is 80in«?thtog that is betog donb to
improve fishinic- Are we aoinjc
flUow it to fail?
fore J®e 25th and help^ keep tins
good woric giffnff. .
H. R. McLeon. Countr’
. ^.Jncreases affecting North Cmobna
hidnde a five cent duty on turp*-’-
tine and rosin. 20 per cent on grouuM
mica, 25 per cent on waste and semu
mica. 35 per cent on tannic add. five
ce^s a po®d ® tannic add, SO per
cent on m®ufacturers of pulp, 60 per
cent on rayon products, and increases
on cotton yarns of the finer gipdes.
Wedding of Interest
v
A wedding lof ■wide-spread interest
was that of Mss Mary Pode and
dr. Jantes Huitii Lowe ,a 7 o’clock
' 'uesday evening at the Pred>yteri®
li:®se here. The cerem(my was
lormed by the tffide’s pastor. Dr.
W. M. Fairley, the impressive ring
cerenumv being used.
The bride was attired to blue and
tan crepe ensmni'ile with aU acces
sories to She wore a shoul
der bouquet of noses ®d sweet ^as.
Miss Poole is the youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Poole of
toefoid, of attractive and wiiuui«
VursonaKty, ®d has been tiie reci
pient of numerous pre-nuptid cour
tesies. She is a graduate of Flora
Macdonald OoUe®, « talented musi-
cion, (and for the past few yean
us been engaged in teaching.
The brite-groom is -the son of fl®.
and Mrs. D. S. Lowe of Lowell, N.
C., is a popular young toisiness
man of that dace.
On account of the illness of the
bride’s father the wedding, w® a
qoiet one, invitations havmg bew
recalled, and ithe bridte wns
ed. Guests of honor were Mr. and
Mrs. Qyde Coving rfWagnra,
Misses iMaud P^, KatyRan Bto
and Dixie Reaves. Mesm D. Carae,
Younger Snead and H. L. Gatlin
Jr^ aU of Raeford.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowe IfMt ty i
,r Wtehtogton. D. C^ and /
E4®t After the wedifiteC trip thsar '
will be at home in Loarell, N. C.
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DID YOU KNOW—
. ’jniat Rady Vattee raorivea in lin.
aiflHant pay «Birakpte xnat. ^
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