i'J.
v« .Ss|-y
Jentfi if
Idtjiys' .,.,
‘i^e
■ im
Wli^
^bemski^'
•■v‘Z:-.-: ■•.''f1
»rt^-
1t^^':0'd
i0r"‘
illgcsM tbOT#ifesS(^S'
IlfbrA^iUa^ me peiw
' ^ three
Sdied ^ftly ^erea^ ;^ith
'^‘sf^rai btheni to' - ’a Saniora
there being we ^-
Ktbupahto ef the ,ear ynheh tfie
P^reek oceurred. i ,,
^ * td evldei^^
Ipat' Uie corona’s hearing on
PBithis ill-fated (Oar was gdii^
i?ii^;point of fde wsoWent w»n a
pi; eouph ■ a*tenwiod to
:i»-j)ahd’tSh' ::^8^hg' -tne two a
iihdi eaclii other in such at^ay that
^cked; left «© highway
iitbn right hand eid^'^ oyer an
_ ;....,ii;^haiiantaneiit’\of ab^ two fe^ and
sei^ to. one: xhnn-
ial, "!.wiib.r"a:
kaiS^'hi^lil
30f- odf
best knp^
lideath in ha
l^dan
' ■' waa - rery se
■Ishe^^,.,..,
1^ , ... . ,
inidrecl heif tohi cdlliBlo®.^ .
train at,th«
■dhie'
■ii?5
p'1^' SeieS .iWy 1
w Ithe past fife flr:*(*'5^7 — y
1 her h^-iHth*'^ *Wef,
*" eace
‘ ” y «' th^ *^'**^ *'**'
j "•— pnemnftfBt, -
and death «oniin#'«a V'
^ p,
et iiiOelE
ajiMr
■m
MgsSgg;;3a^*»B^.r-“-
raiw ;at.>er;:hoBM on-.South iMamf^es.-^--.. ■ -- . ..-^...-.-4
■SBi^;^tiada3^v ^iWlhi^ W ;infWttge?;*!ia-i.^;;-^^"-
«fWQ^ia^r -;Be-vei«il' iaa^:^8 : of::iJj^.^^oh, she was illss Helen Terry,
finite ihelath alwt S. C., of which place ehO|i.:
■- 06 iihwdJ^dtionslBlne88..4ABt T^TSe^I tjiais a native-^d. jll^S'lShff
>Ijt see^if^t the hard naVdr revived: 'Her age lwah[|i^ of the Methodist, church .
•ri'-y-
J.
g#
cm
Thie4o|te
knowna|oriW
flredh’fi^i*"
Poll " ■ "
si®
. fog^hfiohdlfl^hoif the windows 0^
with PoliceLhe Mn Owen fromj
' mvict, widely i Qipavah^s^^t^d ^ this ®oint h*^d
to break jall,j ;^n. apSriw^dd»g4tr^^^
Bhief Rankin, ^dL'to^h s^ei^^}hnhdred yards ex^pt
,. ^dsley before aj-f^i, ^ Vaibre ..near ,-tiie,. tracks which
bkitt's gto blew thM should hot have prevented anyone
off. He died beft^J frpni^aeeing^ toe train had he looked
she- na?^h revived: ; ifter age iwM^ the Methodist church
he¥«h^4tk;:ye«^ in every day life ^efnm
‘ ifer dbato was dpe to h-cptopwtotldhl^fiihtishe prcrfessed. 'vyhile her 7^™
^dt^troables; from-which she:sufferedthie commnnl^ were -hht
nn^Thpiftfaihgly for a jongitlme with||e^1|ahe made many friends ^o
a cheerfulness and happy t4NP08h||^tbm |hr passtag
tlon .toht jndrked'her entire life; ahdF^iQjio, ii aurVived besides her; -SlS':'
made her beloved hj aU who, ijrsa Lester, by three ,brotheihr
, . X- Tx».- ’ ■ -^ R’.Tsfiy. of Norfolk,. Va.; W. E.
hejjj^ct be carried to a hbspttali^ _
ideiafled: by Chief l>f, p. P;
..^X .frohi defcidpttve matter 'mailedl * wnCr, Or
o^t by state’s prison and by Hoy
.:^rker h? conipanion who took ,
part in tlm fight _ ; j Sanatoitoim4#Pl^ i#?”^» :?^-^^
y: oi;: Biimlnghaan,
irl df Sarnhnah.
and B.
r. • * * T . *
i^aw>
: r;i
dted
plowed #opnd.
a tobacco j iiani
''%hear;toe -writh such terrifie:tptc
feet throng
d hi
ij Chief Rankih said he had heep | i^sCaln, supe^niendeiit-of the North
told (Wood -has in Salisbury and that I oUpa Sanatorium, %*» called to
when he saw a man Mth dne^a|m;|,|jy4,p(re^.,.R^4^^^^^^ last hy
(Wood’s' chief descriptive clmracter-j.|^^.jepth:;d-dda Ihto iJoha 'T.
tetic, he walked up to Wm and crfl-who; was for nearly half a
ed Ws xiame: . i;century h«ad-;df %e;: ^gtolf. Pei^^t4
"Otto Wood, let me see yOur ar«li’’ly^t;at 'hJ)^ldheih)tf^. ,V, ; .-I
the chiif vms quoted as saying.: p
^ere^% is-'dWmhnt’’ Chief Ran-t^' j^jg^ two scms,
kin safd'the'tnah 'replied and naj ji^ -yamaB M^aln. pi^ident
the good fortune to iqidw her
i Many of the middle age and ol^r
recall the days before Raeford camel T»^*7.:
intd existence when her home ‘ T^Mtlr- 'on
town was one of the most hOSpltarlfrom ;tho ;hhme , of Mrs. L^te^on
Srin tWs eiit!^ seotl^ %
a middldeged inan reflects wlto plea- asiis^ Ln,At*!^
^•’O^.h, U- 'large being-;
[for a distance/o'?
l^idgjiJ^lSeet.; AjWthU Pord coupe; just
t#0ehind, and a man named
/■^^ohes ttoin -'^^l^h, e
buhdr^ #rds hebixid. ac^Mhig to
ktiifiaiw^ hf aM %!e •^(fifiyer,
h«fe.^'was/-k.;.iMg,,wteckr-*‘8r
'Mbtim
to go
f toe
ileieto. .*/Joh«**
>\ot]^ car.
thojw'^hien-
It #tn^ 'tostl-
sddftre^ Shslied-'j duWhg which j:^f^i^e8^Scptt:^il^^^
of the map sl^^- Charles k4i0hin, who ia -Wlgagsd
eheif ’Shoil;';' toe si®®
'head off,
in the ihsurahcei, ^stoessvdn, Bhrm-
'ingham; and, one sister, .; Mrs. Shah
npft, qf/4exjngton,,j/\^- ■' -.
'Pbe ^der Dr. McCain' whf . 73
__ - , ryoMs ■of-^'hgfr .^at /TthO" tiip
Mtte LtM i t M.CMiitoyl (death. He JoiihW the English fa^Wy
’ fV ,,.44.4:1. ;'.j.h£''‘the Sototh fSircdhto Ihstl^on
I^: A. Ijidto Statejsoon; dftor- recetyfhg Sdb Doctof' b:
iMohia} Coli^er'^rMnsi^ro, a rep-|[piiiio»#oifSy f^degi^
An^
Reli^ J^p^esentc^i
Sure'at , days andyhlghts spent in ;her
home when; hut little bbyb and: toe
cordiality, hospitality and godd- bhitor
that toe ineyer f^ed- to shhW^;-
'visitors.. • Happiae^ and: suhshlh®
radiated from, her" to tobse about
‘her as naturally a's .toe'Sph S®he8
and eyeryone y^hb entered her home
'^reht . aw'ay- irito. a biighter Outlook
on life. Mrsx Chlshbim was blessed;
Mto ? an * undleiug devotion to her
Children and;, with/ a-, very . marked
devotion, of her, children.-'to her., Sei-
doto. in life is such a home as, shd
toade to be found, for tove, devotion
aiid affection of each; mieinber for
thd Other the birtsfanding char-
act€fflstic Of this home: .
Before mre marriagd to' the late
Jolui, Chisholm. Mrs. MBbolm wai
Mian ^rah Cj^hohtti of Montgomir
ery jcbithly, hast All of hey
terment waii/made in the cemetery
-Jfc 'McColl, >.gli-iC.
A;:
!S^ McN\ Jphnson Dies
^fari^^as Mprnini
4:2' "'Oiwiryaft
^'^a ihort (dtdttnee frotnvfh7«tto'
ti^ hSa^i^ a total
’SOas tathpred adA ohe Mlledf'ill tour
yyrecks* toxTofsindi^seveh siilotoAllBea
And «hef;loaHno*ltA
fhe" latest Ust.x of‘ ftiured. is: C.
HiJ Purdy, Ch**totte; €k if..
.pnrdy^ .ttoarlottar MiSfc B-' Bt Ssiitli,
CHnton^vHr, Efiyd SaHshoJ^-
Jittt after dxislc the ««r.
by . Mr. ’^urdy sldeswiped A t**^
crotinned at fttll-.spepd about 5d
down the road evidiMtly out. of c^
trol, idt a® ba*^ tree a gi*“cing
told oirrbbii^ jacrbss A ditch, fitotoy
striking anothea: tre© with such tre-
mendois ftoco that toe motor Ttfock
of the madhind waa hfokan aa ,R it
,had bees; struto by a gigaattc trip
hammer. ' > ■ ^ ^
Both Mr. and lira. Purdy; wtod aa-
consdotto when help reached them
and they wmre i^ed to Rgghsmith
ho%itol, where it was stptod Wed-
thbsday mofning toi^. timy vbuld pro-
recover. Mbs. Pnrdy ..ijtos gaite
cut and Mr; Purdy wbl injured
hlwhe the chest where the steering
wheels jiBsmbd him. ThA body of,
the car, was uotv badly damaged »nd
the front; yirhiditoteld did nbt brtok
- " ^ i^ahctoito. 4!itiS«isV • . ; ‘
•rhe deatlE 'bf 'ISflimes McNiSB'dlton'
son. of,.Abe>rd«fajj?bl®l‘;.®‘^®“”®?*
idhrftrtmas morning at the Moore
County Hospital has bast apaHofsor- -.--gr-
tro;w:,.byer this community. Mr. JbhB-| :5r^ gbattbr 'slHtototo 'toe Side -wBi-
soh who was 71 years old had been of the ^joupe were br*ett info
fragments.
Elyewitnesseaii-, -belrsv^ that Mr.
P|tody tolatook '/toe flights of a fllttkg
s^dlon vfor sn^piwroaching car aad
In poor health for the past five
years and, , -his death
nhexpected^' ; toneral and
bural •wad'-hdd ai ,i;rCld Bethesda
church., this Priday; afterboon, "Rev. to.avcdd it» tons hitting the
E. L. Barber trf'^Abei^en^had diai^ ,
citl
numhmni.'' .b?4*m5':
. lltt;ta/;«e^ . _ . .
Cafii "'at ' too $toi*toHuin and. madi
fHendsAtobug toe pailehtA ah
'■ "■" ■" ■
cbutoy' exbrol^-hohmtitfee- wd«-ay]t^ ^
tinted, consisting of J. B. Thomas, I j^mojai services were held a^. toe
’ ’ Paul: Dickson, Mrs. Reform Church in 'Dae
■nir :A|Vr. S. Johnson; i nr;..4 Cl..-;]... 9ft ' '«»
headed Schto. ahd
cars -when they
x^h other.' his j testimony^
CtihfiM wlthr fBA'first' 'wit-
J
..
this reject, though corrob*
it in. other essential detaift.
after securing toe number
car Im'froht, turned the num-
Ivey .to officers and a report
_ toe' Mqtob Vehicle Bureau in
jpeigMxbptated that the numbers
fitted toose to.' Dezern, local
|agent jfojr thf R- Railroad at
' hie phabe. Sheri# Reave#, Of« Lee
CountjjfTcaine to Raeford that night
had Jfctorled My: Dezern hack to San
ford/with him. Sheriff Reaves shofl^ed
ijir. i Dnzern evtoy courtesy possible
^ii®3/«ttefed. to htay at a . hotel with
"'^lljpi^^ii'hh'T'o • spend, thb ,night.
U:^ ifli^■'h^.;^' -
;r l / ^ t '-tlto Vbbro Friday,
x ;im: »-J^irW -^04 forty of Raeford>
4 ^ rt (pomthent citizens were 'on
A td-for toe inqueet whlbh ’e^*s held
t W too city halli at about throe 0’-
Ck- (too testltoony was. about as
4-ibatHned-lhbove^ oousumel less
|fan nffm^t. 'Sblieitpir
ams ddftg' tw - questioning for the
ate a44 M^aif. Smith, local ah
noyf lI'A:'! jr, Seswell, of. San-
■’W.
cdpi:^^eeai^^we|^ofa[tod froiis toojfgj^^ ^fO^ytoputhy land flowers haf:
yari«u8^toumitoidil" Antioch and:/^-|;||,^g^ 'ggQf| .by mmnbers of toe Sima
ientole, .My, j. A^ Hodgln *ad Mrs, j community, . ,
djilesi BIuA'springs, W; B- MciNeiUj /. ■■:■■; -,;,■ —
And Mish Lottie McMillan; l/f-xA„ 11#-- LI
LauchUn, A. W. Wood and Mrs, - ,
lyle Townsend; Quewhlffle, Mrs. P. Whttley Dead
P. McCain and P;H. Johnson; Stone! -
wall, Mr. Jesse Ctlbson and Mrs. I. N. A. Funderburk, mothejf/of
H. Shankle; Little River, "' Ulrs. H. W. :B. Whltlw here and ]toy
Smith and Mrs. A. D. iMcLauchlin.^ PayettovUle, died
These committees were aPPointeai|,^^^^^^^^ M«nrno anH
cpito^toty, idx-c^ting a yeard
toe and h^ Hved at
©Xfimi 'N. C. .4
; ,1^ Chlshdlin is tondved by toe
sitoiowiug «l»lldren; ah to lyhom were
wfth hm'^when thp.end'.came: three
hdnS(i' kiessrs. MalUe' add; Hlldridge|
to iheis iidiace, ,amd4hhii;5?raak: Chisi
holin, of Wa^htoy two daughj
tors. Mm. . NahMO ViMcNc#, of Rae^
.lord, and Mrs. John filHngton, J>f
Otoord/ N. C. .^lio sdrtoylng are
two brothers, J, J P. , Chisholm, of
'Waiuphula, 'Fla., and A.' G- Chisholmj
to Fort Worth, Takas.
■fit the service and was assisdeA hy
uoflilev. M. D. McNeill ofj^jnot^:J^
tR^^ev: HsastotiTHL ‘fii'Bwnsott or^south-
erh Pines.
truck.'
Mr. Efird and iBbs Smith wc
vwere titong, uhruok a truck in
ing."’ tor tamed over..
■n riuva. bm. 'The PUT tnmea over., mxp.
James McNelU Jol^Ht . ' Wared a brokoi ntoo
■huthor and poet, was 00m m Mwpe. ijlns badly cut nbaat the
'County in 1859. A direct descwidant^ XA*iBnuf *
of the staunch pld ^Scottish plonwrs
who settled" in‘tfllh 'Sectioh, he play
ed an important part In the develop
ment of this^l^Ole'^^
;’of the Moore ^uhty bar and aisp 01
ft the local Masonic lodge ai^ *
(ehu’^ol^ man, havfiig been 'a'lIfA -sblig
member of Old Bethesda church. ^
man of pronounced literaryv-tatont,
ile was recently;created "Poet Lanr-
eat6’’vpf Moore Cohaty by the.Cqun
fime. Mr. Eflrd was detotred tofke
■MjA-r^iSS^g Iptohetoirlnw. . ;x;.
At pitiiite hospital it was re^
4n ifeTJrebk to which hv
hukhand was killed, was ruethig.
' ^e Owen antomobUe
struck by a locwnolive at ,...y,''grAje'
rcxossing several ndles from
on the Raeford-road.
jj IfiUj;!, iy Ui'Ulr i,AA«*o* . ■ CAbv r-.r •* 'fV ‘ ' M.'
HSiheral services were :conducte(J ^ty by the Codhty Commissioners. In- ' £jceT ntUni
. - .. „xx„-.
These committees were aPPo^^^'Winrigtmas morning near Mom-qe and
and the executive coranti:^ , • ® was buried at Macedonia. Baptist
'organized so that if any Church cemetery Friday morning at
State aid is available or toe sim-j a. m. The funeral wa^ preach-
tlo. . b.c«.... . met ttet ^ D. Pr««to;.l,» local PM-
Wn hftfin nerfected for t®f 'wito Dr, Hart, pastor of the MoO'
4*^^ tA Horir Nothing definite koe Baptist Church and Mr. Joel
lmm^l.,0 j»orl, . Sa«ia» »' 1» mwlMvIlte BaptUt
.cml ba Joae at ttte aiw.,, Ob4rch~ aariatlng. Blabt bhlldMa
RECORDEWSCOVRr ^
sentlhff to®, defense
In Recordekte Chart Tuostoy,: tomes
Livingstpn, Morhd> fal>®d ^ icHarge
of driving a tor while under 'the
Influence of whiskey and wne foimd
nto guilty. Ht ivas. charged th®t he
drove from Laurinburg toe day be
fore Clti^istmas with D-* tdttle,, who
carnet After hisitwlfiik’ Lit^n^n to-o
ing toe operatto to d car for hire,
and tl^l when ^ha PP:to;
1
■04
'Tim:-del
xirgae*nrn**""P \ . -
„ a'Hdndid'tor to 'Court,
iich ocmvtoes-'/to' iMkrhl^^^^T^ *1^
ItafdA; aiid|Bdt''#»^y2P*f'’to»r
««to
„ toimaihil^elwwtoi^’yerlta'S
' inmm of »®to
rd^to toto tosir nunea td to®
Thh: ^ Anly
i'"to .*^^1 ^j&Rdeveir^'Wto®® timrO
no room : hoy
Are ■ •Mmos./; to®
tod;
iKiboitodr J>o#
' B.; toeiUV-M . l^ nam ed
toe
to Aben
V homo'-’to -r —~ ~
decided influence of whttfeay-, *?;
toah itte-^tois' xaiir-
render'itoAl.4>A8«i'^h«,0::. ;1#,
. -1(^3.-w:': .■-.4-'
|;i; An'extodtoatioh et the two cai|>
itdijstf:
dehce of the state ^
and to® Stdicitor did dfof
a- verdlot- : ■ - ■ ^.
^ttolto^fli®i Morrison, Chat^ VO^
sonHtnd 4. L- itoMtoohr '
end ioi'’'ito
Ite mu-i ' n.amed
highttoy dikmllSA'todife M
:»?4»Tn Hlsve-ap'to.fwito^^^kctoto
Hh©/offense was eUto*d t®
taken' .r see cm Si'i'i'S.', De^
tith. ftb'to -ftais Jrf! to^:
ternoon. Most %.to® y; 3
/ty officers hav© be61'working"®'»
Chndtmae Holidays
(^ot in Raeford
Due, jpwtoa|^ .to. .to-® 'wjtoh-
er, Bolf weevil, tm cent cotton, or
w^t have ypU, Christmas paissed off
very suietlr in Raeford . tod toe
’edtoty "vHth no ataltties (m otoer
disaster. The weather seqnti^.lto
i^''lta mind Aefr dsto ;,jwhto
efluistoto Sapp or no £iaw,|i;to
■■ ;k(j,/tto:;ioMi5»-to?l® "to.'to^®riy'- ’' '*
v>mhgtog :eold /shS)p to mtmy *
'toek ' Tha' f^ itofch|
An'raeis4||i^ of last week,
in-'seclnded
totodp
, home-coi
tod.'f|ihlil7 gntittoiifgB, fstol^F
llltors tod jPar^i; knd.tohen over^
-.fti^wto-h^'towy' 'toie,'''ltoe=Chii8ti
frpiii to® '^®to® Monday afternoon
by her pastor. Dr. ’’iWatson M. Falri
ley,- itastor’ of the Raeford Preshy;
teiikh church, and istormont made
in'Rahfoid ,tonot6ry.,
Honorary p.8W hearers were: Drj
(L; W^ Brown, T. F. Culbreth, ^J. Cl
McLeani J, D; McLebd, J. M. Down
er] ©.; S. Poole. N.'^A; McDlarmld an
L. M; Andrews. '4
'Active paU ■ibeiSrem , wero Paul,
Wilbur And N. A. .McDdnSld,' Jr., I4
F. Clark, George ICflark, Clyde CoV-
Ipgton tod EdmOnd (Wooley. al|
QjiE^ews ,tod gmndmephews' of the
dpetosed?'•
4
m
Fomeir Mdetord Man
Dies At LdmU^er firidge
eluded among his literary works are
the following: “A Thousand Team
tof Royalty,’* “Free,Verse and Paxifet-. . .if . •• •
phraee,’’ ‘Talleytond’’ and
/An honest man, a lovable man, a
kindly neighbor and a sincere Chris
tian gentlemeh, that.'jras James Mc
Neill Johnson; A man of stroinjg .will
And rngged character, a man to' be
-.depended 'upon. He 'Sdll he greatly
.;mi8Bed in this community whare he
exerCised a reinarkable Influerctv He
is survived'-by his, wife, Mrs. Annie
B. Johnson, ttose soim. J. Trflmt
'JdlihkCh. of' Aberdeen;' ideiit. liesto
:C. Johnson^ H. S; N., atid J. MCN..
Johnson; two dautofers, Mrs. C. Gr
'Bethune of'Aberdeen and Mrs..Franh
;MiselIe, of Tampa, Fla. Mr. Jolin=
son Is also survived ’ by a brothoT,
■Henry Johnson, of Kershaw, S. C.,
;a picnic' during to®
eygj^ hunt -payed',
qme resnl.ts'.
went to Ov«
two 11106 bnck;
liam B. McNeill
with five pronre
nanmd Cook,
neiiAbtohOfld,
'Riesday Harbi^
Alfred '
fjreek and '’
np' A -toto'.
shot ah: tom
past
sgtormer rest And five sisters, Mfs >1; J- M®ckart, gnos-
.Burney N. swwifs^-. t--- -: • ^
itoitt of RaefowC^'toM ’rimWay morn-it ^Mrs. Pagan cud mss
ing at his hoitot to Lumber Bridge^ f;Johnson,^ of Aberdeen: Mrs. Sarah
death being tocto* 'toWtopioeto He^Waird, of Batesbnrg.yS. (L> and Dr
had enffered ■ toto' ''^to®*®® fto^j^ce • B. Joftomm’- PMtoltosMa*
some tlmObffuOThg'totoh'iSiPeklsnt al IT . r:,-, . ■4'^:’''
Stren irespitoTAlt wto tiihe. He wfMR,. N- 4- MdMfcILL BI^VfeRjl
^ti' ex-service man, having been 'tn V Hiff. SiWlJlIi: FORD llOADff'^®
the .National Chuud. on the^Mmdiean
border In 1917 'and :la|to~ -(toi^ HiA ^ Mr. N; A. McNtol, 'Wlio
' .4r Ifftod roadster atoltn'traps'Itoa
‘ ctoOy. had toe to®k furtitobf k>
hia car in time to Mim'as.
Mr/ toeated it near Fnhpy
tor damage bMng doi^'fO to Tw
5 toe ptetora all toa
tlodlslt tor him. It wait loaded wltll—
«* > T/ty oincers nav© ueei -wuTiv»»», ««
ftoseh^.to okder to-atiito^^^®*! ■ wnud case since that idato «dd. huc_
‘ ' 4ieAM^Avs ': mtotaOiff 'i.'LtoflsIfilfftoTlifiA-" m-.. .9 *;.‘s.A4^aiW wffM.AA.Ji. .''A.'Vsreltw^
■x iut> 'Vfftpe p*4av«
(^toaSd/Hn'-tototihi dhow ”
named'defendanth in Hamlet and Ut
iidantificatiop of two- oL-toen^
al«(f
;|to bstor seen"to'to^f'
^ .inAreh/^^'tod.to®
.ji
c^M^omem
, lixxt..... »..4. nll■^^'.SB41^liLl■^■ll ■rl.FVVtt 'r^ k;:. . . .
rtor^itoinnmt.
thal
. BIRTt
to'Mk.
At a .recent meeting ot . to«^ |iaA
ford Vohmtew Fire^ Company '
ifoilQWfalg Nk^®
to® ijHtojO-'.-''. H-|§,lSk^'
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