09-SeptemberP^QS FOtm tn MVIE RHX)RI^ MOOksVllXeM. Cm AUGUST
NOTICE OF SALE
Phel™, A. W. Eat. —64Poole, T. L .----------Ridenhour, John W.& Otis E .----------3 lots
34.4/10
Ridenlionr, Riehard E.Robbins, Furka
Gordon-------Robbins, Patil
.1 lot
..6-13Scamon^ Harold-----1Seamen, John WcsUylVi
Smith, J. L.
Spry, James C. .
76W100 34.86 1 lot 29.60
.90
Campbell, RoseDB _ .l lot
Clark, Herbert------22
32.20 Clement, Alonxo Est 19% 17.42 Qement, Habert — 2 lotsCockerham, .J. Pawl -174.07 Daltoii, Newman-----4-0/10DUIard, Helen-----..1% lot®14.79 Cillard, Marth*-----1 lotDnlin, Robert Bet. —7% 22.65 ElliB, G*rUnd-------1 lot
20.21 Btdiison, Nora------1 lot40.32 Foster, Jobnrie------1 lot27Ji2 Powler, Thomas J. - 1 lotProst, M. J------------1 lot
Swicegood, Hatry O.E st.___________1 lotBwieegood, James >-27, 4 lots 14.76 Taylor, M. I* Est. -.1 lot 40.44 Wagner, D. Patti — 16 Bal. 18.28IVagner, Katherine .3 lots Wan, Henry Eat — 9Waller, W, C. . Walter & Gurley Auction Co. — Watson, E. C.
-1 lot
.4 lots .2 lotsWUI>BVU, O. V>. IVtrOWhite, James T ,-----7 lotsWilliams, JesseBurcn--------------1 lot
Wilson, Mrs. A. E. ^ OOLOBBD .3Carson, Adam .Cbunn, Gcoige------40*/^
" n, HardlniChunn, Harding-----4VaClement, Hubert-----1 lotClement, Jessie------1 lot
Clement, Miller------1 lot
Collins, Pord --------19DRvidsoii, Prcd H. ~lVz Flcmit^, Jamee L. .^.1 lot
Poster, WiUiant -----6/10Powler, Alice -------1 lotFowler, Elisa ....-----1 lotHairston, F, C. Est. Hoseb, Ammor W. - . Housch, Roy E. — Ijanies, Thomas Johr
12.363.62 15.16
.00 1.81 27.46
6.780.63
10.4437.62 Bal. 14.782.69 11.68 7.03 14.20
36.76 .90 12.42 8.86 12.69 3,62 60.30
Johnston, Qeorge . .. Jones, Eugene^raxwell, Fannie-----2 lots
Noble, Alex----------1 lotPatterson, Lindsay _1 lot Pruitt, Self Quinton:;120 Reid, Mack ------2-2/10Rhodes, Afildred - Shannon, Lymns . Wnlker, Zeola .
4MAO 13V4 Bal. 26.60
B . . , -
.89 Bal. 28.13
.90 4.39 16.67 81.84 46.76 8.73
33.37
m36.70
23.28 2.26 1.13
21.61
-1 lot —4 lots
..1 lot
Watkins, Samuel .....4
WilHnms, Jasper — 7Vi‘Willianw, Robert Lee 1 lot Winfred, A. W. Est.-.3%
Wyntt, Elizabeth — 95/100
M00KBV1U£Allen, Lloyd G_____32-9/10Bailey, WUlie Judsonl lotBall, Merlin----------2 lots .19Benson, John Green ..1 lot 23.35Boger, Robert Lee_7 lots 7.19
Brown, John C. ___7-70/100 27.36Brown, Tbeadore W.-27-11/100, 2lots 169.33Clement, AveryCheshire Est.____286.96 134.31Clement, Avery Jr. -69 90.67Draughn, Ray M. — 1 lot 19.78
Edwards, R. W. __3V&, 1 lot 42.02Poster, Ollie Ployd -1 lot •36.66Frye, Rufus L. :___1 lot ^.93Karris, John Frank-4 lots ^.60
Hendrix, A. E_____8*2/10 6.83Hendrix, Peter W. __4 lots 34.75Hodges, Paul_____2 lots 26.60
Holleman, A. R____146*4 44.08.42.2, 2 lots 17.73 99.09 25.08 20.21 30.80
^3 lota 33.51
..56.2/10 28.26 16.30 16.47
Home Refinance .Johnson, Hent? R. _ 2 lots Keller, Raymond A. -1 lot }iakey, Bobby Gene..2 lotsIjong, Esther..........-41.^IcClamrook, Charlie L. .MeCullourt, Mrs.D. F. .................mWcr, Billy G----->rilier, Prnnk ___Miller, P. E. .
-41-6-40/100 -0.65, 2 lots 37.301.1
20.64
10.78 1.08 62.08
U.28 .36 2.29
1.18
65 JM
Oaither, Fr»nM» E«t.l lot 0>i{heT, Frames H. ..1 lot OaitJier, Julia E«t. .1 lot Oaither, Ron «Esther--------------1 >®‘Oaither, Thomas A. Oraham, Ji
.Slots _ _ ,6 lots Hairston, fleorgo W_8 lotsHolman, Guy ----1 lotHolman, Unnie H— 9 lots
Holman, Thomas S. -.1 lot
Howara, Charles W.
« Eeta -------------21o‘»Howell, Lather------1 j®tHnilson, Snsan Est. _1 jotHndson, Tom_-------J 1®‘_1 lot , .,2 lots '
Hallie---------1 lo‘
Ijames, John C. Ijames, Joseph W.Leach, Hal McMahan,_______, Emost _2«4March, Jessie Lee __1 lot
March, Troy A. -----J-1®‘Martin, Albert ------1* ,
Mason, Janies-------2 l®»»Mayfield, ClydeThomas-----------Meroney, Mrs. Cora
E st.---------------Meroney, Henry —
-1 lot
-_1% ...1 lot
...1 lot -Bldg,eorge
Furies, Dewey -
Pruitt, John G.------Pruitt, L. V .______24%Rhynhardt, Thomas -160
Rose, Charles Esi —} lot
Sanders, Tsiah_____1 lotScott, N. A. B at__7ViSmoot, Addie Scott-1 lot
Smoo^ Rowan W,
Est-------------------1 1 ^ 0Steele* Elisha H. —1-4/10 Steele, Fred W. Est.-1.4 1 lot 14.79
2137.00
8.63 11J 69.02
26.32
14.38 16J93.16 6.746.021.789.63 22.86210219
10.14
7.78 26.44 34.6130.06 22.9114.0644.76
22.94 19.401.0718.4323.46183.366.1619.94 2L01
7373.48
17.64
3.176J04.908.827.427.7071.761.36
8.78 2.93 8.29
3.161.36
Lsoa .-1-4/10. Robenia W.& Etrolia line-beiger--------------1 lotVan Baton, Jaeob —3 lota
White, Albert & 3 lota
SHABT OROYE Bailey, Bob ft Maxinel ,Bailey, B. R ._____1 lotBailey, B. R. Bat..
Bailey, B. B. 4
Edith M.Bailey, Mrs. Edith M.
-10,1 lot
-3%
1.36
.44
13.9623.03
36.062M11.19
18.90 1 lot 8311
Branch, JWOCarter, J. Tilden — 8 Childress, QeozceRay___________1 totCope, .H. T. .Comatser, Z. C. Eat. 1 lotCrews, J. C .______.1 lot
Ellis, Thomas J .___160
35.36 17.71 68.97 113 1.45
.90 9.06 1.81 2.37 80,86
16.1716.73
21920.74 44.46
_________ 312
r*, Mrs. W. A.-2%, 1 lot 26J4 ! Hendrix, W. A. Jr. 2 lots 49.90 ' .rones, J. W. J r.......4.9 3 lots 20J8
Etehison, Mrs. Beulah
Finser, Mrs.Matthew-------Gillaspie, B. C. .
irvt
-5-7/iO_27/10*
HMtman, B. M. Est WH “ endrij, Mrs.Maeirie-------------9
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Ever
All New Styles
Oxfords, Loafers,
Sandals, Straps,
Wedges, Saddles
$2.l95 To $6.95
DRESSES
$1;98 TO $ 5 9 8
Sweaters - Cotton, Orion ^
and Wool
Paiitiiet By “Hines'*
Socks Large Selertioii
Slips $1.49 to $1.98
Goats Jersseys
Blue Jeans
Skirts Blouses
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Phone 7
"HOME OF BETTER MERCHANDISE SINCE 1867”
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'Tve tried ’em alL It's Camels for me. They t i ^ just light
and they’re real easy to get along with, pack after pack.”
Monroe —
>fnore, Robert A. J..0 lots
Nichols, Hnnsford L. 7-7/10Poplin, Henrj' T .__1 lotPresnell, H. W. ___3 lotsnonvis, Clydi* L ......9 lots •
Rumple, h. B .------72Senls, Charles E. — 4 lotsSmith, A. V .______5 lotsSmith, R. P .---------4 lotsStewart, Mrs. F. M.Est.___________2 lotsStewart, Jacob ____0%, 1 lot 10.59Swiccffood, Grover C. 44 30.18Thigpen, J. B .____2 lots 20.77
Tise, Ellen Louise -^3 lotsTrulove E st.__™... l lot 3.74Vickers, William
Clyde ..................x3 10.15Wngnor, Marvin H. ..i/g 26.71Wnlker, G. O .____ 1 lot 1.78
Walker, W. S. Est .1 lot 233
Wenvil, H. C----------1 lot 2056Yates, John A .____1 lot
OOLORBD Alexander, Dennis ...-1 lot 6.25Alexander, S. D .__1 lot 11.43Austin, Henry ------1 lot 8.90Barker, Azille____2 lots 7.73
Bowman, Joe---------1 lot 7.62. Brown, Mary Est. -..1 lot 2J8
.1.2lUO»/>Uawery, R. T .-------*■MeDauiel, Mrs. Brueel Myers, W. A. Sr. _ “Potts, P aul_____Robertson, JohnnieR.................... 14*7/10
RoUrtson. R. D___1 lot
Sheets, W. W .......... 2V4Sidden, Gray_____1 lot
15.30117.5346.036.279M$4.28
Svry, Elmer ............2-1/10
Vogler, Mary M------1 lotWeavil, Howard C. ~1 lot Ziinmennan, H. H. ...36>4Zimmemiaii, Lonie C.4t
Zimmerman, 0. D.Kst. _________-23Vb
COLORED
Boyer, John Est. __3Crews, Mrs. Maudle ..9
Dulin, Ellen Est___3Dulin, Ullie Est.__2 lotsEllis, Collette_____25
5.74 1.01 10.33 7.54
Bal. 8.4.‘{ 2.71 40.80
57.14
26.23
Flynt, Stella Est. .
Motl^, Fannie — Peebles, Charlie ... Paebles, Uollie
-llo t
..1 lot .8 _4
3.39
14.55131
1.0827.912.71.452.813.48
18.86Scott, Clifton ____1-6A0
KATHLYN H. REAVI6
County Tax Collector |
DAVIE DRIVE-IN
SUNDAY. SEPT. 2NO
"GREEN FR E” Stewirt & Grac!
Canoon CiaeauScjpi
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Color
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.SEPT. 3RD 4TH
• MANY KIVBRS TO CROSS- Robert Taylor &
Ele<no.- Parker. ,______^r(iK>n^__________
WEDNES DAY A THUKSDAY,.*EPT. STtWTH
• MIRACLE IN THE "^AIN” V?n JohnwHi fii
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY, SEPT. 7TH. 8TH
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DOWN THROUGR
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(bavte R<&>nt Oct 27i ISKW^V
Scv^'of our phoj^ anended d^’adUbqtv Mr hat week- ' :
■ A T. Gimi^ Jr^ anoidcd .Pci
crd C rait In StatcavOblattwtdE..,
J. O. .K^b of Ftaama. 8«. A. . 'jii ipoidlnil>omc dme In hlafiunlly. .
M. e. SMtccood- re n i^ fii.:
dav^ftom a b u ain w trip ur K i^
M M Jettie o f - N o td i• wiNW--_i:«-~n--V,a' . *1| -alvt'T. wiiiN8oofO|-t It -Vmnug- ttin if c tkete'thlt wcdi.;, ' Aagnatoa . Qiang^
vUtb vialted hit paicnn, Mr. and M^ D. W. Ofimrn kM week. ''
' & E. Koonta vaitd ;l|itcr, Mlia
. Ve|i*i:V Kaw« tme to town
.Sat^ayahopphig.;'Tom DM on a n ^ d die DIa- trlrt metcingof die Jnnlor Ocdn held in Winston Prldair.
blav Cfoadi and; S ti^
of Coontr line, Wte In ttnm Sa^^' ttt&v on bualneaa. .
0n acconnt' of tlie IIIimn:
Mattie Eaton, four ipadea of ' die gndedaclHwl mi^i doaeii ini
■w«A. v'-' Mr. Sain;Bi^«y. a«d 80 yara
did at hit iMine at .’Advance lut Sunday, fmn iKe iniirmiea c)f age, Tlte body waa -laid to rcat in
Bethlehem giavward, ,W. I. Kobnt<; of R. 1, broi^i
_ ye editor a aweat potato latt week which weiehed S poimda and 10
oiikcea. Th : nion tiwy wme the lanier they (et. '
SheriiT Shcelc^ arreaced, Alberi TIiioiDpaon. a tramp, who.
TIm Republican ;«aalda«e facl
t l ^ o u t In e n a r ^ a « ,^ { M l•
' '1^ bomw {i>i'?'ca^\«cimn;.)i^
b tt i a t ^ in iilic jm M foiM lii
- Prcd Mym -iif i46i«h WUkta:
bbto, ii^K in|a( a GOr tally at .;th«I>n4c;Cmimy pha;!^ that nn' moiM I
beimi' iiiratW •yfiy ol dw workLaiMlI baUaw eo»c pf k
^ u ld iio tp'tfoMM. tiwtiMiilK aiid died fair dM iKtdoniv wc are
;,.*now.cni<nriii«.'‘
H« la nM :M>iii«' .Mr. My«n'aw.v*Bacauaa l.fcaHai k la a TCty ianpottaM pan af ovr
1 do' b d im
•oine’ bf ottr ’akHwy ihoald b*
went at luinc.’^^ ,■ .
I^M yw a^iM h^
ad fioad coattbt teilic Y a ^ IHaaaitMli *A«m(
lU a^toa I am fiillir^«liidd dnt'OoigdcoalMl to iba
YiidUi><Vattv.almdil pIMwd bV the Ctdend fli«m and diat bedfita of n A
m tM will aec^ lb all.ili<'
:picofihV ^^i|^. ■,
p<RinM::ln' a iif"” —
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1nUMBER^13
Win Over
Grove 27-19
DAVIE HI
SPORTS
9y BIU. COLLETTE
a u a ^ .M iT ( F ir n ^ - “ '- ‘
P«t.BillyaviUite
0 A F E !i
UA Doicwjlniie dlid
on OdobCT JKat ihc keniW a diuifiuA. Mia C K Soaam. In D ^ . ^ h a d ^ in ta ik c lW n t
hcaklii<^»«a»^ V.,
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County: |M .M laldfdln D ( ^ 38y^/ Sba-'im' a’nibbir’.of
.1^ Fliat Mii^iodlat Choich (rf
■Sur4«<n<> '«* Ova daurfitani Mta. 8dm^ Cari Bamiowof
New YortcCity Mi^JdtyOanM* and Mn. i. E. K^iiiati of Kao^
jolta and M^ MIhM taiA of
BaltimDiie,'M^ l & ao^ T. - M; HMeir of iW ct Ted Fiiaiat of
e and ihe Rev. A. D.
OceanabbnR H
Dismer tlw differnM CaMbt
Ttofa the difference! Camda are ftiM-fltvonid and deeply aatla^^ -
after pack. You can count on Camela for the Ibiert tuti In imoUiigi
Keel the difference! The esduaive Camd blend of quaU^ tohwcoa hu
nevOT been equaUed for uno<^rau>Ung.OMnd8ai«^
Eaiby the differoice! It’B good to know that year aittaryearmore people
; smoke Camels than any: iMber cigarette Tiry a pack and you’ll aee why.
he' istfoin Canada, at Bbiby. Fri
day. afternoon;Mr. ^ Mta. Hency ; Amur
wc^yipent'Satindav and Sun*, day at Clemtnona with reladyea.
W,O.Bverlv. of Route 1; who hu ’ been attending «^ool a t
PoHt Church, -pawed, ihio^ town Sararday on hit wv horn.
. Uimea F. Moore ia weatlnR ii b|f ?«mi(e Aat won’t coipe off. He haa
a line daughter at hla homie>' .
John W. Bailey and RiUua !ti
FfV^apent Saturday fambliiig cm
di^lvillageOfWinamnrMia. M L. Griiiin viaited tala-
tim fo Hickory laai «K3k. '
Binkley retiicned yMciday
iTr^ a viaitta Winatoik ••’ Diril In iMa ei«y Monday « 7dO
Mr. jEd GiiSii.4l,foll«wln« . »'■ illness o{ pnemoniih ' He fa «:n-ive I I'y hU wu«. one ion i
a'.d'iighter, ihrle aiatcra^ two brithrr* an-' an .agid uoihvr. nir , .. .r^ 'lald to tnt'iii
('■ ■ ■ C 1/ W'c'JlH . I '
•Baiimliialder,'' OfflnaOT I— Sat. rkt;piM‘G'a<at Hentv Si Cain,
M'tlti. aiid' Mra; S ti^ L.
Rraie Si jMockM>|b N. C.., , in. a ^
i
tt^ O ^ n ia n y
The Davie County Eleven de>
feated a pow<^l Fair Grove team that tied Thomaivllle at the start
of the seaaaw battle at Thomas- ville^tufdavnight.. The Rebels
6nally lived up to the preseason pntmiaetb^^ showed. Ilie speedy
Davie bai^s had a field day, but the deddtng factor was the spirit
d blockin, and savage tackline of the Rdiels’ forward wall, led bv Ca'rl T^I», Darwin Allen, Lester
Allen, Momoe McDaniel. Tenv BaUey, Ed Hellaid, RobertTavlor,
and Charles' Jametson. The big <|uestion now is whether' the Re-
Ms can tepeatihis performance
againw %>encet Ifridav niglit. . .Fair Grom to%k advant^ of an
nrlyDaviefotabk ’on the IS vard line which allow^ Bpice Boten-
Kammer to score on a 15 yard gainer.' Davie leroWied. q .ickly ^oiigh, and drew 98.yatds ro «e
the-.ball game up^^ .'Quarto-.
bade Mackie Deadmou carried the last sixty wrdsi Following the
touchdown Brevad Ariidt . kicked the extra point to. t^ve the Local
a 76,tdv»ri.»ge. ' V., . ,)Fair Grove, took advantage of a' sn»k play to get their next TD;.
Deadmon punted to the Tigers 24 yard !ihe wh«e Phil Cocgin’s, so;
vone thought, called for a foir-
^ a d iib r d te l
MaBon.R«iie'z;i
^ .d a n ^ to Oemuiny. ^ ^
chUdiemStri idchahin
'ai»ltft, Mra.C: O. r lohrnon GrediAaio and Mra. W. K. I.ions
of KannapcfcA. M .Mcdanuock ot Lkda Rock Aik.v and C UifeCbaata^. of
Mtedcyllte'’
aarvkea weialtdd at U
a. m. Timdarat FiiM MatKbdia
kCTof llM 371ft
AliaKlfadcd^Wilon*a'>Hcadi|wai(i»a' and
Coo^y; Maabnrobnipl^
ttatolng at Von leonaid. Woodi
-v-v - :■ 'Ha If a i m graduate {lot: 'Davia
Cdubty HI^8cfai6l,;^»iAMrl|te
^ l>iv^ ICo<^%e
.Laboaid.' ton of Mr> ail^ .-Mliil'.' DMd K LeooM. Mock^lie, 1^.
C. la a mlembet iiif die 7tlf JlniUh. «ry UiMm InKbire^ ,
Ah autoaaiic^riAuiian'itt Coin-
pany A of ihe‘ Pl<dtlpn*a 31st’ Ri
laonafd enteteJ the Artnyin Septeaaber 19M and was laat alallooad In laiwii,:."':*'
Laoaafd laai gmJua^bfM^a*
ylBa H iabia^: '
iifist Nande Jane Pitrlah; daug. ^ lo f Mr. aKd'Mn; L«indet Pat-
ri^ of MocksviUe,. RouM S, be- c&e the:bride of Dorman Earl Brcnro, son of Mrsl • tonni* -I.
Biown<irf ModcsviUe, Route 5^
and .the late Mr. Brown, on Oct.
in ‘ ■ “
(^iiuidi:
. if- M ii' '/^iSamh;__gave her .a . Utthr
o n T fiu ii^
catch. The Davie cards wer.e down .covering on the ;, play, but
they returned to the hud!e when they saw Coggins raise his hand. .
When Coggins caught the ball he hesiiated for a moment, then
broke for the goal line with the
ball. The surprised Rebels w ^
unable to catch him in'time’-to
preventa bllv, and the bfGcials claimed he. did'nbt sigaal for the
fair catch. ' However, the Rebels
took quick -eyenge. bv b’raakinig' ' Fullbadc'Wayne Myers loose fn
an eighty yard scoring run on ' the kick off,
Hollis Blair scored from 35 Varda
out to give the Tigers a 19-13 half- time advaritage, .but Rlcl'iud Sof-
ford went 20 yards in the closing moments of-the third period
(Otieit lip 'oticC''more. , ’Brevwd Amdt provid^ the Rebels'with the tie leaking point on a peifett
placement whlCh.(^ia;have be^ cnau^;to give DaMe the win, but..
Wilhr\^ seConda Idt in the'’game'
Ifig'to'oiit the cio^.: V' ‘- ' ?.:/ ■'
:Hacinony Methodltt
.'TheRev. Paul Lowdarperform
^ ^e double ring ceremony.
'{Afier’ a; W. dding trip to Ken-
tuky Ac couple will , live on
MocksviUe, Route S. ,
iThe -rbrUe 'atteiided-Harmony
Mr. Brown waf gr^uated
M ^ v iH e Hign SchbbI and
with the Aimy in the Far
Heaelli lumber and works
Brown Biothert’ Nutaery at
WaL’J;-.
M^ Robert JaiiuM im<l 'childieni Riduad, Gean and Martha, Mr. and': Mra.:, Lawrence Smith aiid
daughtm.C^iol and Maty Louise, ofCMleemeei'of.'Mr. and Ma^
Louise, Mr.' and 'Mrs. Jimmie Shack Jamea and daughter Laura Vae, and Treasa of Mocktyllle,
R 1, and Mias Jnlla Jamea of the home, AdelightfuidmewaBhad
by alL and on leaving, thep wish' ed Mn. lames' tnany more happy
birthdays.
Ohurdi. Dnpar. Ihiiial wtt to the
Oak Crom M ^ d lf t O ratch c» metery to_Qart|jgaoni;^
NOtlCII
OinwmiiaikM (Old) la tponaac:
tag a cake aala at .B. C Moota’a b will baM dl day aCdr w Mfca
lAaca on 9amcday. Nor. Srd. » »
puMklacbidiallrtovfcad tp'-hqr.
AlibUneolBChibk«i%U;
a r,’|^ilar mfcilng Maada*‘Notr..S|
«i 8 '|> in. All meabM 'are .u«h*
I'. and ■ucai 'will ,b* mrf-..,CMtUlF . . - . , . :
Y u ^ ^ a lii^ 65-; r.' ■ y 6-r
FumblesLiWt -• ■■2. , 6 '
Piints >34 832;,
bavie . - - 7 6 7 7-27 FairGrove » ■ 6 13 0 0-19
Davie Touchdowns: Deadmoil 2,
Stafford, Myers. P. Ai T.s Arndt3 G^lacemeiits).
FairGioveToudidowns: Boten-
hamm^; Coggin, Blair.
P.A.T.: Blair
The Davie lunior Varsity suf
fered its first defeat of the seaaon
HrtQMXAi 17Fr> ■ Thursday night when it lost toHOSPITAU?ED theBoden Reserves 19 S. Davie
Mr. Rifi, Sanfotd .was admitted aoores on a 19 yard aerial from
to the Baptist Hospital in Win- Stober to lulian, a 10 yard pass atonrSalem Sundavifor a ten days from Yarborah to Julian, and a 5.
stay j yard past from Yarborah to Evana.
SEEN ALONG MAIN STREET
By The Street Rambler-• -
garten class' walking up Main street on bmtiful, sunny mom- ini,—Rev. A. M; 'Kiser leaving
banking hous'e^J. L.' Hill’ chat
ting wlHi (rienda on.Maln atreet—.
Roy Salley weari^ a broad smile after looking at new cars—&les>
ladies-in United Variety Store unpacking Christmas toys—Mrs. R.
j. .Randall on her way. to work—-Miss Chiqiiita Murray hunying’Miss Mattie Killian doing aome
down Main street drinking large |bef<^ Christmas shopping in dime coca-cola—Attomey Peter Hairs- store-Gorap Club holding brief
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ton and Gradv.Flowers busy. eating popcorn—Mrs. Willie Burton
liausing to buy popcorn at movie
theatre—Snnall boy behaving in
baiber chair while getting a hair cut—Rev. W. Q. Grtgg on his
way down town in early morning houn-Mrs. CjUford Reavto busy
writing tax receipta-rPrmk Brown loitering around temple of |usdce
—M s. Knox Johnstone doing a
a iiiil; •-!> !» morning .Kopplng—
• lMr«. UikSc liio-.w doiiiii some
• -hurpiug it» Men’s Shop—Geo*l5e
• HcliJriill'* e‘"ly '''Bllhcl'! In-fore Clirtstm:
a coca<ol«—~Soiomun Co< k dieln}" I uc Sanford’s.
morning session in front o f Lit
tle’s Jewelry Store—Young man
walking up Main street widi hla
arm around young lady's neck—
Mrs. Harold Young waiting in
tonsoral parlor while her small
son geu a hair cut—Mrs. Nera
Godbey taUdtig about new Chev-;
rolet caia—Mias Julia jatnea do^
tag aome ahopplnsto iShbpT'Haywood PbwdI huRying' doato Main atnet on ratey momtar^- Miss Cadiryn Brown ddihg,.soine chilly .mo*:nin*T .hoppin: iii,. *liHig. ulnrc- Miss CUii’c Wall' doinB a,
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