f AQB BIGHT
NEWS OF REIDSVILLE
AND ROCKINGHAM
Services at tho Episcopal church
Sunday night. Public invited.
Mr. J. D. Biven& of Albemarle spent
. Sunday here.
Mr. Frank Kernodle is in Florida on
a business trip.
) . ' Mrs. E. II Wrenn, Jr. is visiting her
parents at Mt. -Airy.
Mrs. W. W.'Boyles is visiting re
latives in Stokes county.
Mr. Charles Denny, Jr. of Greens
boro is visiting relatives here.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Y S.
Mitchell, on June 9th, a son.
Mr. Broughtori Stokes of Crens)boro
was herte 'Saturday' and Sunday,
Mr. Thurber Hufflnes of Akron,
Ohio, is visiting his parents here.
Miss Luclle Mitchell of Greensboro
spent Sunday here with her (mother.
Miss Ruby Freddy of Grieensboro
fepent Sunday here with her mother.
Miss Josephine Harrison of Rich
mond is the guest of .friends In fields
ville. Mrs. Annie II. Smith has returned
to Danville after a short visit lo
friends here.
Mrs, Maude Stockard has been
sntending a few days in (Jrei'iisboro
with relatives.
Mrs. E. A. Troxler of linrlington
was a weektend guest of hr parents,
Mr and Mrs. S. N. White.
Mr. WHmar Walker. of Winston-Salem
has bebn spending the past few
days here ' with his mother.
Miss Frances ilanilln has returned
to Columbia, S. C.,. after spending her
vacation here with hi'r parents.
Mrs. R. L. Watt and little son will
go to the "Meadows" this week to
spend a month at the Scales home.
Mr. Eugene Walker, formerly of
Reidsville has joined the aviation ber
vice and Is now at Fort Sloeumb, N
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Mrs. F. B. Kemp has returned from
St, Luke's hospital, Richmond, where
she underwent an operation oiwe time
ago.
Dr. J. W. McGehee accompanied
Mrs. L. II. Hardy on Sunday evening:
to St. Leo's hospital, Richmond, for
an operation
The registration board at Pelham
reported that 131 eligible imen regis
tered on Tuesday, 46 of this number
being negro men.
The Rockingham Volunteers will
meet with Mrs. II. R. Scott on Tuesday
afternoon at 5 o'clock. A full attend.
ance is requested.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Rasc-oa and
children left Saturday morning on a
motor trip to Kiernersville, Winston
Salem and other points.
If It Is a hair cut or shave you want
get It at the Climax Barber Shop, next
door to Fred DGrotte's Our motto
Is polite, sanitary service. Barber &
Pettigrew. .
Miss Marguerite Penn left last week
for Danville, Va., to take training as
"nurse's aid" and will join Htoveral
young ladles from that place who will
do Red Cross work.
Mr. W. W. Dick of Greensboro se
cured the contract last week to install
a steam heating planting in the coun
ty court house at Wentworth, to cost
around $2,000, and the Job to bo com
pleted by September 1.
The assessment roll for street pav
ing on Main, Lindbey and Gllmtr
streets, which was advertised for a
hearing on Friday was eonflrmod by
thte board of commissioners, except a
lew complaints as to measurements.
Mrs. P. II. Williamson sustained a
fall Friday which resulted in the
breaking of an nnm and the disloca
tion of a shoulder. Her Injuries
caused a great deal of Buffering, but
we are glad to learn the good lady
Is now resting easy.
Miss Annie Hopper of Iluffln left
last week to visit relatives at Klkton,
and Roanoke, Va. She will also at
tend the summer normal for teachers
at Harrisonburg, Va, Beforto return
ing home she will visit Luray caverns
and Natural Bridge.
Mrs. W. L. Price, who for some
time past has been tho eiliclont long !
distance operator in tho local Bell
THE REVIEW: 'unsviLL EV N. a
TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1917
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Time to Buy That Season Ticket
Same Old Price, $2
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cessful in locating their man last night
and lodging 'him In jail.
The W. C. T. U. will observe Flow
er Mission Day at the home of Mrs
V T. Barber Thursday at 4:30 p
m. I'lease bring your cut flowers as
we want to send them into every
home where there is sickness and
sorrow, a coruial welcome awaits
all.
Don't forget the Red Cross fete on
Friday night, June 15, on Mrs. J. N.
Watt's lawn. Liet all who want to
show their appreciation of our gallant
soldier boys come out and help. Our
friends all over the county are cor
dially invited to be present. A good
time and a good cause are combined
We look to you our, frllends to aid in
this noble work.
Reidsville friends have received in
vitations reading: "Mr.! jand Mrs.
George Washington Sparger request
the pleasure of your company at thie
marriage of their daughter, Helen Gil
mer, to Mr. William Samuel Dickson,
on Wednesday afternoon, June the
twentieth, at three o'clock, Onle hun
dred and seventy-six Cherry street,
Mount Airy, North Carolina."
The remains of Mrs. Mary Callaway
of Madison, were buried at Mon Vue
near Leaksville Friday at noon. The
funeral services werie conducted by
Revs. Wm. J. Gordon and Howard
Hartzoll. Mrs. Callaway, who at the
time of her death, was in Danville at
tending a mieetlng of the Episcopal
church. Saturday she underwent an
operation for locklcd bowels.
Miss Margaret Berry, an attorney
at law at Charlotte, and who has fre
quently visited Miss Louise (Valg in
Reidsville, is spending a few days 'at
her home at Chapel Hill before beami
ng clerk to a base hospital unit bound
for France. Miss Berry graduated
froini the University of North Carolina
wo years ago and securing her A. B,
egree she studied and secured her
degree In law, opening an office about
year ago in Charlotte, where she
Teiepnone exenange, has gone to De-J has Ueen quite successful In the. prac-
iroir, Alien., to join ncr Husband who tire of her profession
flas been in the autombile business
in that city for some time.
Mr. J. 11. Lea, a splendid farmer
pf near Lawson'ville was in town Sat
urday and gave Thr Review olllce a
pleasant call. He says the wl "nt
crop in his faction is very good ivd -d
and Is rlpenlc? 'up -n!ce!. . Sonn- rt
it will be ready tyr th reaper thl
week.
Beginning today (Monday V tho peo
ple of Reidsville will be given the best
program of pictures for everyday, of
any tbJeatre in tho State running two
Paramount, two Triangle and two
Metra feature a week. In addition
to one serial and two Keystone com
edies, giving a show each day worth
while,
A fpbclal from Roanoke says: John
The board of education has about
decided that the teachers' institute
for the white teachers of the county
will commence on some date the Lit
"ter part of July. Probably the I'rd,
,but the date has not, as yet, been
; finally determined. This institute
promises to l ono of the most inter
esting the county has ever had. and
will l)o among the first conducted un-df-r
the new regime. Two conductors
m ale and female, from the State board
of inhtitute conductors will ,in con
junction with the local superintend
ent of county schools supervise the
work. The institute will be held in
the county court house.
During the absence of Dr. J. A.
PInnix of Caswell county, who was in
Washington attending the reunion, a
cided she should take the Pasteur
treatment.
Mrs. Joe Smith has entered a Rich
mond hospital for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs Hunter Scales of Cali
fornia are guests of relatives herte.
Mr. John Mitchell of High Point
has been spending" a few days here
with relatives.
Mr. II. L. Hurdle is at Mt. Airy
White Sulphate Springs in the inter
est of his health.
Lieut. Sidney E. Buchanan of Spray
has been orderted to report to Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga., On July 20 to take a
three months' training in the medical
service, . ,
Copious rains have fallen all over
the county the past few days and all
crops are doing1 well. Some com
plaints are miadte that too much rain
has fallen in some sections.
Mrs, M. B. Tracy well known here,
died at her home in Llexlngton Thurs
day night of last week at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Clodfelt-
er, age ahou. 90 years. The deceas
ed had been an invalid for a number
of years.
It is especially requested of all cit
izens to promptly report to phone
92 or 142 any leakage in water com
ing under their observation or any
repairs needed in the electric light
line, thereby assisting the authori
ties to give first class service at min
imum cost
Beginning yesterday in every city,
town vi' ago and himlet the bells of
schools, churches and tewn halls will
rl-ifi- a mighty cull to Americans to
.strvico in tho case of freedom by in
vei.tii'jr In liberty bonds. They rang
four times last rifcht, for four days
yet remain in which to make subscrip
tions; Tuesday they T ill ring three
times; Wednesday they will ring twice
and Thursday they will ring the last
call
The Messenger had a letter from
its good friend, Nathan Case, of May
odan Route, telling of the tragic death
of his brother and son, J. P. Case,
at Charleston, 111., the other day by
onle of the tornadoes that swept the
western part of the country last week.
Mr; Case was sending his brother
The Messenger and writes us that it
Is no longer necessary to do so, from
be distributed into their boxes during
the- process of distribution."
Mayor M. P. Cuiumings has receiv
ed the following telegram, from H. R.
Luuk, Red Cross Secretary: "You as
highest official in Reidsvilto are aked
by war council appointed by President
Wilnon to lead the movement in your,
community to help rajse hundred mil
lion dollar Red Cross war fund. Great
national responsibility. Appoint com
mittee. Wire reply." The committee
appointed to work in conjunction with
the local Red Cross chapter is. R.
15. Chance, T. W. Andrews, Robt.
Hairston, P. W. Glidewell and J. R.
Joyce.
Misses Sarah and Rebecca Wall
chat aiingly entertained Wednesday
afternoon, May 31, at 4 o'clock in hon
or of Miss Margaret Spurgeon. This
was the first of a series of parties
to be given in honor of Miss Spurgeon,
who on the twelfth of June will be
come the bride of Dr. A. J. Warren,
of Hillsboro. The decorations were
duM'-s. The idea being carried out
in the attractive score cards. After
several exciting games a salad course
ice tea and sandwiches and an ice
cours-"':? were serveu. iuihs spurgeon
was presented with dainty gold pins.
The guests were Misses Margaret and
Pat tie Spurgeon, Sue Hayes, Sue Rose
croud, Mildred Durham, Mabel and
Ellen Jones, Edna Caviness, of Ash
boio, Virginia Parris, Emma Robert
son and Margaret Rosemond. Hills
boro Cor.
Mr. Itobt. H. Smith a well known
former citizen of Reisdville died in
San Francisco, Cal., the fifth inst.
For several years past he has been
a' resident-of Pheonix, Arizona, where
he conducted a successful real estate
business. He had been in declining
health for some time past and went
to San Francisco for treatment. As
a last resort his physician gavte him
a transfusion of blood furnished by
his faithful wife. His body was Car
rie to Pheonix for burial. Mr. Smith
was about 70 years of age. He was
a resident or neiasvuie ior many
years and was highly regarded by all
who knew him. He is survived by
his widow and a nephew, Mr. Will
Isley, of Pheonix. Mr. Sam Smith
of Danville, a brother and two sisters.
Mrs. Armibtead Jones and Mrs. Tally
of near Reidsville.
BIG REDUCTIONS
In Coats, Suits and Dresses
We Have Just Received a Beautiful Line of
SHIRT WAISTS, SPORT SKIRTS AND
SUMMER MILLINERY
Make Your Selection Today
Mrs. Cornie Irvin & Co.,
The Woman's Store
Quality and Style.
DO
I T N O W
Plant English Peas, Lettuce, Radish,
Cabbage, Tomato, Sweet Peas and
Nasturtiums.
Our New Seeds just arrived.
Call, 'phone, send or write us your
wants.
Tucker's Drug Store, PHONE 200
BUSINESS BUILDERS
LOST, WANTED, ETC
Something new at the Grande every
day this week.
We have a big line of MoCormick's
repairs. Townsend Buggy Co.
Big reductions on all Ready-to-wtear
hats. Mrs. Cornie Irvin & Co
Tell your troubles (electrical) to
Irvin & Hall, "The Electricians."
FOR SALE. One second hand two
horse wagon at bargain. Townsend
Buggy Co.,
Roofings are still going higher, but
we have big stock yet. Reidsville
Hardware Co.
We have just received car sap
shingles and prices are right. Town
send Buggy Co.
Lawn Mowers, Lawn Hose, best
makes at the right price. Reldsrille
Hardware Company.
Big shipmient of grain cradles Just
received. Prices reasonable. Reids
vlllf Hardware Co.
FOR RENT. Newly painted and re
paired 5 room house on South Main
street. Eugene Irvin.
Big stock of screen doors and screen
wire. We can make the price. Reids
ville Hardware Company.
See Pettigrew Real Estate, Rental
and Insurance Agency ad. and win
yoursfclf $15.00 In gold.
During the sumnaer months Miss
Lucy Hall will teach a limited num
ber Jf pupils from any grade. Terms
reasonable.
AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE. New
car, new service, new price Call "Doc"
Mieador, Amos Motor Co., phone 94,
night phone 4502.
Kool coats and pants madje to yodr
individual figure. These fit right, are
aade right. They are cheap. No
washete. Hutcherson.
Pettigrew Real Estate, Rental and
Insurance Agency is giving away $15
in gold for a few minutes' work. See
ad. In today's paper.
Are you getting one hundred per
oent efficiency froaa that electric iron
and fan? If not, stop the waste by
seeing Irvin & Hall, "The Electri
cians." , '
FOR SALE. At a bargain, one
young horse, three years old partially
Sili
MILE AFTER MILE
your auto will skim over the road
with never a halt if it is tequipped
with our long service tires. It
isn't how much or little you pay
for tires that fixes their value. It
is the number of miles they are
good for. Ours have records that
make them really the cheapest
tires on the market.
WOMACK MOTOR COMPANY
Jarrell was arretted In Norwich late fow on his plantation developed what
last night by local police officers on ,
a capla issued from Aeidsville, N,
is believed to have been hydrophobia.
Tho row after plunging wildly over
C. Jarrell, who is a horse trader, 'tho grounds of the farm was shot and
lias been convicted of larceny In tho
North Carolina city, and Jumped his
bail. Th officers of that locality
thought-that possibly Jarrell would
h"a;l this way as he Is said to have
relatives in Norwich, so they notified
'h cfT.cerg here. After investiga
i.r.g the case and working on clues for
he past two days, officers were sue
thrt head was cut off and eent to Ral
eigh to be examined. In tliio mean
time Mrs. Tinnlx Is very anxious as
to the state of her own health. She
has been tending the Cow and has a
bad sore on her hand which she fears
may have became Infested. Dr. Wal
ker of Burlington accompanied Mrs.
PInnix to Baltimore, where it was de-
tho fact that the home was swiept ' broke to work, perfectly gentle See
R. E. Turner one half mile east of
County Home.
Well it has been kool and kold, but
Sistler June Is with us now. Whew!
Great Scott; it's hot! Kool Suitings
at Hutcherson's, washee and no wash
ee. Get right. Hutcherson.
Get right; stay right; do right! Buy
your kool clothes from Hutcherson
and your fttyle and taste will not be
questioned. It is a known fact that
you will be right Hutcherson.
The Grande Theatna has stepped up.
on the' top round of the ladder in book
ing the program that It now has for
its patrons. There is no change in
price. Children 5 cents; adults, bal
cony 5 cents; orchestra 10 cents.
Big reduction In millinery. We
have made big reductions in the prices
on all our spring millinery. Every
thing is new and of the latest styles.
Sou will find big bargains in our en
tire stock. Mrs. Sam Fels & Co.
away, his brother and his son belns
killed, while the Wife w?s badly hurt
and Phe will probably die. Mr. Case
left this section several years ago
for Illinois and has many friends hjere
who will regret to learn of his death.
Madison Messenger.
The postal laws and regulations
with regard to the Sunday work at
postoffices havie been amended as fol
lows: "Postmasters at first and sec
ond class postoffices shall not require
morts clerks and carriers to be on
duty on Sunday than are requisite to
collect and prepare mail for dispatch
and to make such distribution of In
coiiuing mail as is necessary to mteet
the requirements of the law as to
special delivery mail and to perform
stuh distribution as may be necessary
to prevent congestion or accumula
tion of mail that would prevent
prorrpt deliveries on Monday. Rent
ers of lock boxes may be permitted to
obtain on Sundays such mail as may
.LOST 1916 class ring, Return to
this office for reward.
Lewis Lead and Lucas Paints, big
stock at right prices. Reidsville
Hardware Co.
Fine Creamery Butter, made at Jeff
Penn's "Corn Jug Farm," for sale by
Trent & Trent.
For twenty-four inch concrete well
pipe, brick, and building blocks, call
on W. T. Wootcn, Mgr.
FOR SALE. One second - hand
threshing machine in good shape, will
sell at a bargain. Townsend Buggy
Co
Pettigrew Real Estate, Rental and
Insurance Agency wants to give you
$15 00 in gold. See offer in today's
paper. .
Always fussing! Too kold or too
hot. Do right! Let Hutcherson make
you a kool suit. No washee, but kool
kooler, koolest. Hutcherson.
Let Irvin & Hall, "The Electricians
wire that house. Will save you money
and guarantee all work to meet the
requirements of State Fire Insurance
Laws. 'Phone us or leave your order
with Whittemore-Mobley Hdw. Co.,
and same will have our best attention.
Pilot Mountain Grain Cradle. Sold
by Townsend Buggy Co.
You are liable to a fine of $5.00 a
day if you are running your automo
bile without first obtaining State and
county license for hire from the Sher
iff and making application for your
number plate. See Revenue Act of
1917, Page 30, Section 59. The ones
who have paid will assist me In find
ing you out and I am going to enforce
this law. If you are going to run your
car for hir at all get your license
and avoid trouble. T. L. Gardner,
Sheriff, Reidsville, N. C, May 31st,
1917. :,
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Result getters, to be sure.
Suppose -you
C KENT LEWIS
Or Phone 296-J.
Old Garments Cleaned or Dyed by our, process will
make them look equal to new.
R. L. HUBBARD, Agent, Reidsville, N. C, Phone 246-W.
POWELL'S DRY CLEANING & DYE WORKS,
" DANVILLE, VA.
WAR AND HIGH PRICES
may cause a "pinch". The
flourishing green in the gar
den will help considerably.
But see to it that the proper
seeds are planted. If you
get them from us they will
surely "keep the wolf from
the door".
tet your Garden Seed
from
When
The
Pinch
Comes
GARDNER DRUG COMPANY
PHONE 14. NIGHT PH0NEI61-J.
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