FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1917
THE REVIEW: REIPSVTLLE, N. C.
THE HOPKINS FARM, Nine Miles From Reidsville and
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OCT.
10th
OCT.
10th
One Mile From Monroeton, N. C,
Containing 330 acres, sub-divided into tracts of various sizes, will be sold at public auction to highest bidder on easy terms
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The land that we offer goes to the highest bidder positively regardless of price-while the famous Penny
Brothers, the worlds original twin auctioneers, will conduct the sale.
This farm is located in Rockingham County, near the Iron Works Mill road, and is a valuable farm.
SALE RAIN OR SHINE!
MUSIC BY OUR LIVE WIRE BAND.
Ladies Especially invited
Sale Cond ucted By
PENNY BROTHERS
The Worlds Original Twin Auctioneers
Greensboro, N. C.
AMERICAN LAND CO., Agents
J. M. MILLIKAN, General Manager
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-MT. CARMEL
The farmers are very busy prepar
ing for a large wheat crop as they
have finished saying feed and cur
ing tobacco.
Rev. F. L. Townsend will fill his
regular appointment at Mt. Camel at
11 a, m. We hope to eee a large
crowd out.
Miss Mary Vaughn of Nance is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Edward Dlx. -
Madam Rumor says listen for the
wedding bells for they will ring soon
In this section.
Mrs. J. C. Wall and children are
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. Li. H. French t Spencer, N. C.
Mre. Holmer Chrismon has returned
to her home in the Oak Grove section
after an extended visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fernch.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sparks of near
Lauders visited the latter1 parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ellington Sun-
daiyv
Mr. J. R, Wall of Danville vis1 ted
friends and relatives here Saturday
end Sunday.
Mr. John Carver and Messrs. J. H.
H. P. and T. F. Dye, and Mrs. J.
II. Dye motored over to Summerfield
Sunday for a short stay; with friends
and relatives.
Mr. William Dix and family of
Spray motored over Sunday to V'sit
the farmer's parents, 'Squire and
Mrs. W. E. Dix.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wall of Salem
visited the latter's sister, Mrs. J. R.
Mi Sunday and Monday.
Mr. Jesse French is spending the
week with his brother Mr. L. H.
French in Spencer.
Mr. J. E. Ellington and family of
Refdsvllle motored over Sunday to
spend a few hours with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Elling
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Mr. J C. Faucette of Danville Tisit
ed friends and relatives in tbfa sec
tion Sunday.
Mr. A. G. Strader and family visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Estes near Dra
per Snnday.
Mr. J. W. Jarrett has purchased
a Ford car and is now becoming an
expert in patting distance behind.
Mrs. T. Z. Sparks of Lauders visited
her daughter, Mrs. R. H. Ellington
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. French vfsit
ed the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. S. Semour near Oregon Satnrday
and Sunday,
MADISON
The Madieon city schools opened
Monday wwn posBioiy iu-j
rollment in tke history of the schools.
Many patroas were present with
words of encouragement for Supt J.
C. Lassiter and his corps of assist
ants. '
The open'ng exercises were held in
the high school auditorium, with de
votional services conducted by Rev.
W. P. Robertson and Rev. R. S.
Howie. After the devotional services
the exercises were more or less infor
mal. The following compose the faculty:
J. C. Lassiter, superintendent; Miss
Eva Coltraine, of Randleman, high
school; Miss Pearl Bumgarner, of
Wilkesboro, fifth and sixth grades;
Miss Grace Moore, of Spencer, Va.,
third and fourth grades; Miss Bertha
Barker Barker, of Lumberton, primary
and Miss Violet Teague, of Lumber
ton, music department.
The Wheeler Brothers shows were
here Saturday, and they drew one of
te largest crowds that has been In
Madison in 12 months.
What came near being a most se
rious accident here Saturday took
place when Hard James and Mr. Card
well had & head-on collision with their
automobiles. Fortunately no one was
hurt, but it seems a miracle, for both
cars were badly damaged; one of
which was moving at very rapid rate
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N. H. Lewis of Stoneville was
here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ronis arrived
Monday from Baltimore.
Miss Grace Moore was painfully
hurt yesterday; while swinging, some
thing about the swing breaking.
Watt V Waretase
Reidsville, N. C, Sept. 26, 1917.
I am delighted to say that all grades of tobaccos are
higher today than they have been at any time during the
season. In fact all tobaccos under $30 are much higher
than I ever saw them in my life. Below 1 give you some
sales made in the past tew days:
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
Whereas it has pleased our Heaven
ly Father to take from our m"dst
and the North Reidsville Missionary
Society, one of our oldest and best
beloved members, Mrs. Nannie Elling
ton. Therefore, be it resolved '
FIRST That we extend to the be
reaved fanvly this expression of our
love and affection for our faithful sla
ter and our tenderest sympathy in
this hour of bereavement and pray
that God's grace may sustain them
in this their great affliction.
SECOND We eball miss her ami
able and genial presence in our so-
tfAfw nf1 tnmmiitiifr tint w Rllbmit
o the unerring will of God and pray J
lko XI a. wH1 isnrtlff lht naA affiic-
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Uon to our good.
THIRD That a copy of these reso
lutions be spread upon the m:nute
book of our society and that a copy
be sent to the bereaved family, also
a copy be furnished each. The Reids
ville Review and The Christian Advo
cate for publication.
CECIL BARBER,
MRS. F. B. JONES.
MRS. W. S. SOMERS,
Committee
Fount Hayes 404 pounds for $133.60
Whitsett & Elmore 605 pounds for
$173.85
Wagoner & Henderson 752 pounds for
$219.40 ;'
Galloway & Hayes 428 pounds for
$143.92 ;.-. ...
G. W, Jackson 587 pounds for $208.03
R. W. Jackson 406 pounds for $141.48
C. B. Paschal, 827 pounds for $292.22
Scales & Hayes 411 pounds for $139.35
King Parks 658 pounds for $211.96
Stone & Parks 491 pounds for $146.66
M. C. Wall 452 pounds for'$127.75
John Scarce 368 pounds for $117.92
C D. Chaney 409 pounds for $129.41
Stokes & Mimnis 355 pounds for
$107.47
Powell & Blackwell 439 pounds for
$121.53.
Robt. Mateer 806 pounds for $259.18
T. L. Scarce 367 pounds for $125.02
W. B. Cobb 539 pounds for 187.64
L. L. Trent 562 pounds for $228.90
Powell & Totten 346 pounds for
$105.31
Cardwell & Jones 373 pounds for
$122.94
Roberts Neat 446 pounds for $133.24
W. R. Saunders, Jr. 421 pounds for
$111.73
M. L. Delap 584 pounds for $209.80
765 pounds for
1329 pounds for
J, R. Paschal 532 pounds for $185.72
W. A. Washburn 1184 pounds for
$413.04. ,
W. I. Walker 401 pounds for $131.43
Rawlins & Saunders 500 pounds for
$133.64
Joynef & Wall 828 pounds for $294.46
Joe Hardin 322 pounds for $100.00
H. R. Gerringer 1012 pounds for
$266.24 '
Hayes & Kellani 1363 pounds for
$423.00
Kellam & Hayes
$213.70
Ross Williams
$441.07
Zeb Williams 304 pounds for $111.80
Scarce & Ivie 616 pounds for $151.56
T. H. Webster 373 pounds for $120.73
Hardin & Russell 349 pounds for
$111.92
Williams & Martin 526 pounds for
$134.18
J. W. London 80? pounds for $312.14
Johhn Scott, 837 pounds for $272.03
R. T. Denny 389 pounds for $129.73
C. L. Joyner 814 pounds for $236.08
E. P. Chrismion 394 pounds for
$121.76
Perkins & Williams 402 pounds for
$119.36
Burton Rudd 585 pounds for
$129.33
J. H. Hopper 599 pounds for $145.43
Graves & French 463 pounds for
$153.42
R. L. Taller; 335 pounds for $109.22
F. F. Brown 376 pounds for $108. ?8
Perkins & Walker 316 pounds for
$107.60 :
A. S. London 479 pounds for $136.56
C. L. London, 689 poundsfor $219.95
Jas. McDonald 510ypounds for
$170.70 .
Green & Foust 423 pounds for
'$151,47 ;
Shreve & Talley 520 pounds for
$176.16 .
A. J. Talley 336 pounds for $104.86
Lay Blackwell 424 pounds for $113.35
Morton & Stephens 364 pounds for
$111.14
Smith & Blackwll 449 pounds for
$172.63
W. A. Robinson 436 pounds for
$128.35 ,.'
Cable & Goolsby 388 pounds for
$140.02
J. W. Jarrett 364 pounds for $124.08
Stokes & Johnson 582 pounds for
$145.52
Anderson & Bingham 369 pounds for
$106.25
J. L. Burton 362 pounds for $115.50
A.: G. Gordon 672 pounds for $195.54
G. II. French 476 pounds for $115.50
W. S. Moir, 413 pounds for $109.18
Moir & Courts 656 pounds for $184.24
Jas . Kennon 369 pqunds for $121.84
R. L. Carter 509 pounds for $141.70
J. P. Lovelace 391 pounds for$127.05
G. M. Trent 567 pounds for $133.30
T. P. Talley 342 pounds for $106.17
Stallings & Bfannock 477 pounds for
138. 76
Gammon Bros. 563 pounds for $169.01
G. G. Rice 436 pounds for $122.52
A. D. Walker 507 pounds for $196.00
J. R. Combs 338 pounds for $126.04
J. W. Corum 580 pounds for $195.46
A. L. Neal 378 pounds or $108.11
J. Wl French 421 pounds for $114.28
W. P. Daniel 525 pounds for $131.65
J. II. Williams 694 pounds for
$237.58
O. J. Wall 373 pounds for $109.20
Wagoner & Troxler 605 pounds for
$184.21 ;
G. C. Wagoner 338 pounds for
$100.17 '
J. II. Walker & Pruitt 404 pound
for $131.08 .
Claud Madison 627 pounds for $175.W
Peter Thomas 707 pounds fer $197.71
J. M. Roberts 736 pounds fer $240. 5T
Roberts & Jones 490 pouads tv?
.$150.43 -. : : v
C. S. Myers 577 pounds tre $186.2
R. M. Clack 478 pounds fof $129.71
A. G. Strader 681 pounds fcr
$195.46
W. R. Saunders 872 pounds fc
$291.71
J. W. Wilson 475 pounds for $147.75
Kemp & Crump 445 aeuads foe
$158.43
T. F. Rankin 527 pounds for $16911
T. P. Troxler 462 pounds frr $139. 14.
Sam Simpson 436 pounds fer $14$. If
A. L. French 436 pounds for $141.42
Cardwell & Jones 360 peunds fo?
$113.41
Jones & Cou"rt 1339 pounds fo?
$380.86
Geo. R. Brown 461 pounds fo?
$139.84
Thompson & Stanley 664 pounds fc?
$165.73
Wrharton & Withers 656 pounds f?
$193.92
Mabe & Galloway 438 ponads 1r?
$120.96
Knight & Galloway 477 pouads fo:
$149.34 .
Will Fariss 831 pounds for $291.75
Wllkins & Galloway 483 pennds for
$157.20
Benton & Mitchell 591 pounds fc:
$170.16
W. R. Saunders, Jr. 614 pounds frr
$189.01
R, O. Brande 412 pounds for $109. :
J. D. Carter C05 pounds for $162. 0i
D, L. Carroll 350 pounds for $107. 8i
Butler & Howard 606 pounds fer
$129.62
Jones & Stokes 460 pounds for $146.32
McDonald & Laslen-, 803 pounds ffr
$243.62
Joe Pryor 419 pounds for $106.15
Durham & Allen 390 pounds for
$117.08
Morton
$184.56
Turner
$131.82
& Dalton 622 pounds U r
& Lynon 421 pounds fr
When yon get ready, come to see me and I vill al
ways get yon the very top of the market
. Yours Truly,
11. WAIT, -