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One Held in that Com- of Committee to Se.
nyinity cure $25,000
OFFICERS ELECTED! LETTER MAILED OUT
A General Community Fair
Rally Will Be Held Sat
urday Night
The community fair to be held -at
Lowe's Grove on October 11th, this
year bids fair to be the best one
ever held. Such was the opinion of
group of enthusiastic citizens that
met Monday night to discuss plans for
ts successful conclusion. Many ex
tra features are being provided for
such as: tractor and farm machinery
Klenionstrat,'ions, home .convenience
demonstration, water and light' de-
montration. dairv demonstraions and
many ohers. An attractive premium
list is being arranged and will soon
be given to the public.
The building which the community
built for the fair last year will be
used and will give ample room for
t lie exhibits. Everybody is especial
ly urged to bring their live stock and
farm products to the fair and to sel
ect now the very best from the farm.
A feature that many farmers are tak
ing great interest in is the ,general
farm exhibit from one farm. The
following school - communities and
probably other will cooperate in mak
ing this the best community fair -in
the state: Patrick Henry, Nelson,
Barbce, New Hope, Fowler.
The following officers and com
mittees have been selected:
President. W. S. Page: vice-presi
dent, G W. Barbee, Secretary and
general manger, Olin S. Miller.
Committees:
Program: M. R. McGirt, Olin S.
Miller, Miss Janie fiowlan.
Premium: Olin S. Miller, .MisS
Helen Simmons, Miss Lelia Monng.
Grounds: J. L. Woods, N. S. Shep
herd, W. B. Hopson.
Contest: Ed. Lowe, N. R. Shipp,
ance Pendergrass.
Entries and Exhibits: T. U Pen-
dergtrass, Ira Page, Forrest Green,
Inez Page, Miss Sadie Parrish.
Finance: M. R. McGirt, J. H. High,
M. M. Lowe, C. B. Green, Pender Up-
church, Jack Barbee, E. E. Shepherd,
J. W. King.
Directors of Departments:
Horses: J H. High, Jack Barbee,
Hugh Green.
Cattle: C. C. Fletcher, T. E. Page,
Frank Ellis.
Dairy: J. L. Wood, J. L. Green,
J. H. Ellis.
Hogs: June . Ellis, Frank Clem-
mons, Ed. Hopson.
Poultry: G. W. Barbee, Andrew
Winn. W. H. Duhling.
Machinery: W. B. Hopson, John
nie Shipp, M. M. Lowe.
Educational: Miss Matthews, Miss
Ferguson, Miss 1! ' "dm.
Live Stock Parade: G. W. Barbee,
fcouis Lowe, B. W. Hopson.
Field Crops: N. S. Shepherd, J.
II. Shipp, J. R. High, A. M. Sorrell,
Winston Upchurch.
A general community fair rally will
be held at Lowe's Grove Farm Life
School on Saturday night, September
Mth, in which all the communities
concerned are urged and expected
to be present with ideas for the fair.
Urges Baptists of the City to
Cooperate in the Movement
A campaign to raise $25,000 in
Durham for Baptist Colleges and
High Schools in rjprth Carolina will
be started in November by a loca
Smith. Twenty-five thousand dol
lars is Durham's quota cf a million
dollar campaign among the Baptists
of the State. Other members of the
committee are Dr. R. D- Gaw and
Rev. W. A. Ayers.
The committee' has mailed out lt
ters to many ot the Baptists in Dur
ham unging their cooperation in Jir
campaign. Just what time in Nov
ember the drive will be started if
not definitely known, but it will prob,
ably be sometime about the first of
the month.
' he plan is to divide the money
collected as follows:
Wake Forest Colleg;e $300,000.
Chowan College, 150,000.
Meridith College 300,000
Fourteen High Schools, 250,000.
R. T. Van is secretary and treas
urer, and W. R. Cullom is the gen
eral manager. The first announce
ment concerning the coming cam
paign was made Monday morning a
a meeting of the Baptist Ministerial
Association. The pastors of the sov
en Baptist churches in the city art
enthusiastic and declared at that
time that little trouble should be c;;
perienced in securing the total quo
ta for this city.
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Thousands of yards of the season's most popular
fabrics arc here for your inspection.
Enthusiasm over this superb' and wonderfully com
plete exposition will naturally be intense.
It is the greatest showing Rawls ever made, It is the
finest Durham ever saw. And there is War time eco
nomy in choosing here.
44-in. STORM SERGE, sponged and shrunk and an
extra good value in all wool, navy, black and white. A
dandy for that middy suit, skirt, etc., price per vard
'.. $1.98 and $2.50
BROADCLOTHS in white, special . , $2.95 yd.
BROADCLOTH, 52 inches wide in navy . . . . $4.25 yd.
NAVY SERGES, in all widths 36 to 52 inches. This
is the Seasons most popular shade. There arc several
shades of blue and you will find them all here, in either
in all weightsfi prices, : . .98c, $1.25, $1.75, $1.98, $2.25,
$2.35, and up to $3.35 per yard.
WHITE WOOL POPLIN, 46-in wide and a beautiful
quality all wool. Very pretty for suits, childrens
coats, etc., price per yard d '. . .$3.75
OTTOMAN SERGE, this is one oHhc popular weaves
for this season and its a beauty, in shades of Plum,
,Navy7 Blue, Black, etc, specially priced at , . .$1.98 yd.
WOOL TAFFETA, you will want a suitof this materi
al for it is the prettiest and one of the newest weaves,
in all, the new shades, priced per yard . . $2.35
PRETTY DRESS PLAIDS, at . . $1.50
Wool pliads are very popular and stylish this season.
We have a very large stock of all the newest novelties
in pretty- combination colors, price per yard ... .'$1.50
EVERYTHING IN BLACK GOODS 65c to $3.00 yd.
"Durham's First and Only Profit Sharing Store.
DEMENTED CREEK MAKES
WILD ASSAULT
Asheville, N. C Sopt. 11. Manuel
Aveigos, a demented Greek wauor
narrowly escaped ljnching today af
ter he had slashed five wome-i and
two men with a knite. The man had
tren asked by girl workers at a war
savings stamp booiu in a department
store if he would not buy some
ttomps. He re "used and became in
furiated when the request was re
peated and drawing a knife, stashed
r!rht and left at :hose who stood, in
his way as he dashed out of the store.
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HARR'S LEADING-
Atlanta, Ga. Sept 4l. Eary re
turns indicate that William J. Harrir
is leading Senator Thomas W. Hard
wick and Representative William
Sciney Howard ,in the contest ior IJ
S. eenatorship- .
NOTICK OK ADMINISTRATION.
, Notice is hereby given that the underslnn
eri hus this day qunlitied hh Administra
tor of the estate of Hinton Oakley, deceased,
latft of the County of Durham. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate settlement.. Any persona
holding elaims against said estate are noti
fied to present them to the utiersigned on or
before the 12th day of September. 1919, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. . 1
This 12th day of September, 1918.
i K. F. OAKLEY,
Administrator.
Thrift and
War Saving Stamps
We keep a supply of Thrift and War Saving
Stamps on hand at all times and will consider it a
privilege, to sell them to Man, Woman or Child.
Durham Loan & Trust Go
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Make this ding store your headquarters for every thing in school supplies. Also your
headquarters for anything that comes from a ding store. We give service and want
your patronage. Our drug store is conveniently located for all students. Try the ser
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