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A Famous Institution J f-“iitaiii
(Charlotte Observer.)
T h e M o c k s v ille P ic n ic , lik e
C h r is tm a s , c o m e s a r o a n d o n c e a
y e a r a n d w h ile it is n o t g e n e r a lly
e x p lo ite d a b ro a d , it r e m a in s f o r a
la r g e n u m b e r o f p e o p le o n e oc
çaa io n w h ic h m u st .n o t b e m is s e d .
T h e situ a tio n is r a t h e r h a p p ily
e x p r e s s e d b y E d it o r H u n e y c u tt,
o f T h e S t a n ly N e w з-H ^ r a ld , w h o
■was “ b n iisih K ” a ro u n d th e v ic
in ity , t h a t " O b e r a m m e r g a u ia
k n o w n a il o v e r th e w o rld b s e a u s e
o f th e P a s sio n P la y g iv e n th e re
o n c e e v e r y te n y ë a r s ,” w h ile
M o c k s v ille , ‘ ‘is k n o w n f a r an d
w id e b y re a s o n o f t h e g r e a t M a
s o n ic p ic n ic h e ld th e r e e a c h A u
g u s t. ” ;, ;T h e ' M o c k s v ille P ic n ic
w a s e B t|b lish e d 44 y e a r s a i o anc
i t h a s b e e n th e m a in s ta y fo r an
a n n u a l in sta ,llm e n t fo r th e Q x fo r
. I O rp h a n a g e . I t w a s à lit t 'e c r ip
, -• p le'd o n é^ y èM d u r in g t W
s e s o f th e w ar,^ b u t it h a s s u r v iv
e d a n d 13 n o w a tte n d e d b y la r g e r
n u m b ? r s o f p e o p le ’ th a n a t an y
tim e in its h is to ry . E d it o r H u n ey
c u t t m a k e s n o te o f a n a r b o r th a t
;h i d b e e n b u ilt s h e lt e r in g 3,0 0 0
p e o p le , b ú t n o t a ll th e c ro w d g e ts
in to th e a rb u r, fo r th e a tte n d a n c e
r u n s fr o m 10 ,0 0 0 to l â , обо. N o v
d o 'fh e y a ll g e t in to t h e . w ir e e n
c lo se d p ic n ic d in n e r ta b le . O n
th e o c ca sio n o f vvh ich th e e d ito r
o f - T h e S t a n ly N e w s -H e n ild w a s
w r it in g ,-2,000 p e o p le to o k d in n e r
’ w ith in th e e n c lo su re , “ a n d w h e n
i t i s k n o w n t Ц t th e p r ic e o f th e
d in n e r w a s $ l .2 5 fo r e a c h p e r s o n ”
i t w ill b e s e e n t h a t th e p ro c e e d s
fr o m t h a t b u r e e p ro v e d q u ite an
ite m . B u t th e re w e r e o th e r w a y s
o f r a is in g m o n e y fo r th e o rp h a n s.
W e a r e to ld b y E d it o r H u n e y c u tt
t h a t a fín e w h ite c a k e h a d been
•p re p a re d b y M r s . Z . N . A n d e r
so n , o f M o c k s v ille , o n - w h ic h
w e r e th e le tte r s On- o n e sid e
“ 18 7 8 -À ü g ïïs t 10 , 1 9 2 2 ,” a n d ón
th e o th e r sid e , “ .M o c k sv ille L o d g e
Ñ o . 1 3 4 A , P . & A . M . " Im m e d -
■ ia te ly a f t e r th é d in n e r h a d b e en
s e r v e d th is fín e c a k e w a s so ld a t
p u b lic au ctio n a n d th e h ig h e s t
b id d e r g o t it a t $10 . T h e p u rc h -
a s è r th e n a llo w e d P r o f. C a s h , Of
W in sto n -S a le m , to s lic e th e c a k e
a n d se il it in s e p a r a te p ie c e s ,a n d
IQ th at^W ay it b r o u g h t $ 1 5 m o re,
m a k in g a to ta ls r e c e iv e d fo r th e
c a k e fo r th e c a u s e o f th e o rp h a n -
> a g e |2 6 .
“ O n e w h o n e v e r a tte n d e d th e
' a n n u a l M a so n ic p ic n ic a t M o c k s
v i ll è ," s a y s T h e N e w s -H e r a ld ,
“ w ill w o n d e r h o w it is p o s sib le
fo r a sm a ll to w n lik e t h a t to
: m a k e su c h a tre m e n d o u s s u c c e s s
o f a n o c c a sio n o f t h is k in d , b u t
if—e u e b r^ p e rso n -e v e r atten d a-O n a
Pure Guernsey milk from tubercular test
ed registered cows, delivered anywhere in
Mocksville at I 2V2C a quart. Guernsey milk
is different. A premium of 10c .per gallon
is paid for Guernsey milk in Washington,
D, C. The public is invited to inspect our
sanitary Dairy.
TWIN PROOK FARMS,
SANFORD & CARTNER
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Olir Honor Roll.
T h e fo 'lo w in g li i v e su b sc rib e d
an d r e n e w e d ;
J . A . W a g o n e r,
L . P . H o p k in s,
M is i P tiu lin e S e a b ro o k ,
T . N . C h affln ,
M iss E lla C a ll,
P . A , P o ste r,
S A . K c o n tz ,
P . M . C a r te r ,
H . D . H e n d re n ,
F . H . B ro w n ,'
J . P . P o ste r.
Celebrates Birthday
L it t le H elen A llis o n C a m p b e ll
c e le b ra te d h e r b irth d a y la s t P ri-
d a y a t a p a r t y g iv e n a t th e n e w
d-u^i sto re , C le m e n t & L e G ra n d e
T h e little fo lk s lo o k ed p r e t t y in
th e ir d a in ty fr o c k s se a te d a ro u n d
th e ta b le s . T h o s e in v ite d w e r e
A g n e s S a n fo r d , H e le n H o lth o u s
e r, H e le n a n d P a u lin e D a n ie ls,
H a y d e n S a n fo r d , E m ily R o S w e ll,
J a n e C ro w a n d F r a n k C r a w fo rd .
Ic e c re a m , w a fe r s a n d m i ts
w e re s e r v e d .
Notice To Plumbing And
Meuting Contractors
S e a le d b id s w ill be r e c e iv e d b y
th e B o a rd o f E d u c a tio n , D a v ie
C o u n ty , N . C ., u n til T h u rs d a y ,
S e p te m b e r 14 th . a t 1 1 :0 0 o ’clo ck ,
w h e n th e y w ill be o p en ed , a t th e
L ib r a r y in C o o leem ee, fo r th e
p u rp o se o f a w a r d in g c o n tra c ts
fo r h e a tin g an d p lu m b in g fo r th e
C o n so lid a te d H ig h Sch o o l a t C ool
m eem ee, N . C .
O w n e rs r e s e r v e th e r ig h t to r e
je c t a n y a n d a ll b id s.
S u c c e s s fu l C o n tra c to r w ill b e
re q u ire d to g iv e b o n d e q u a l to
o n e h a lf c o n tra c t p ric e a s a g u a r
a n te e th a t c o n tra c t w ill b e co m
p lie d w ith an d a ll b ills fo r la b o r
a n d m a te ria l p aid .
P la n s a n d sp e c ific a tio n s m a y b e
o b ta in e d fr o m th e o ffice o f W . C .
N o rth u p , A rc h ite c t, S ta rb u c k
B u ild in g . W in sto n -S a le m , N . C-
T h is tw e n ty -s e c o n d d a y o f A u
g u s t 19 2 2 .
E . P . B r a d l e y , S u p t. S c h o o ls,
M o c k s v ille , N . C .
Dinner Party For Miss
Meroney
A t th e h o m e o f h e r fa t h e r n e a r
h e re M iss B la n c h C lic k , o f S t a te s
v ille , g a v e a lo v e ly d in n e r p a r ty
M o n d a y e v e n in g in h o n o r o f M iss
H e le n M e ro n e y , a p r e tty b rid e
e le c t o f n e x t m o n th . A d e lic io u s
c o u rse d d in n e r w a s s e r v e d . T h e
g u e s ts w e r e M iss M e ro n e y , M iss
C a th e rin e M e ro n e y a n d M rs. J .
K . M e ro n e y , o f th is p la c e ; an d
M Ì9S M a r ia n n a L o n g , M r. W ili
a m L o n g a n d M rs. M in to ra R a t
le d g e , o f S t a te s v ille .
SCHOOL mENSlON PROGRAM
A d v a n c e , T u e s d a y A u g u s t 29,
F a r m in g to n , W ed . A u g u s t 30,
Je r u s a le m , T h u r s . A u g u s t 3 1 ,
M o c k s v ille , S a tu r d a y , S e p t. 2.
Jl THumpK for Value
-TM n:,«t two months Firestone are universally equipping with Fire-I N the past two months
has built and marketed more tires
than in any similar period in its history.
This steadily increasing public pref
erence is proof of the recognition by
car owners of the greater values of
fered by Firestone. It is a tribute lo
Firestone men—all stockholders in the
company—all actuated by the operat
ing principle of Most Miles per Dollar.
The high average performance of
Firestone Cords is without equal in the
annals of tire making and is reflected
by the general tendency to specify
Firestone for hard service. Taxicab
and bus lines, buying tires by the mile,
are universally
stone Cords.
There are many reasons for the high
quality of Firestone tires but chiel
among the special manufacturing proc-
« esses are double gum-dipping, thus
eliminating internal friction by insulat
ing each cord strand, and air-bag cure,
insuring a well-balanced and perfectly
shaped product.
Don’t speculate in tires—you will
find the right combination of price and
quality in Firestone. Come in and let
us tell you about the service these
Cords are giving other car-own«»
whom you know.
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Mocksville,N.C.
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o f c o -o p eratio n arid t h e m a g n ifi
c e n t d isp la y o f .tr u e s o u th e rn
h o s p ita lity m a n ifé a te d b y th e p eo
p le , h e w ill n o lo n g e r w o n d e r a t
t h e su c c e ss o f th e o c c a s io n .”
In c id e n ta lly , in c o n n e c tio n w ith
t h e a n tiq u ity o f M o c k s v ille , it is
a t o w h .a s re c o rd e d b y T h e N e w s -
H e ra ld , o u t o f w h ic h h a v e g o n e
“ so m e o f th e m o st u s e fu l m en
a n d w o m en o f th e S t a t e to m a k e
t h e ir in flu e n c e f e lt in e v e r y s e c
tio n .o f . th e c o u n try . I t is th e
h o m e o f so m e o f th e m o st p ro m
in e n t fa m ilie s in N o rth C a ro lin a
— th e C le m e n ts, th e B a ile y s , th e
H o rn s, th e S t e w a r t s , th e S to c k -
' to n s,: th e S in fo r d s , th e W a lk e r s ,
t h é M t ro n e y s, H a n e s, A n d e rs o n s,
C r a w fo r d s ,* ' a n d o th e rs w h o se
n a m e s a r e fa m ilia r in S ta te
h is to ry .
Extra Specials
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Wilson-Godby
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L a s t S a tu rd a y a fte r n c o n a t tw o
o ’ clo ck a t th e M e th o d ist P a r s o n
a g e M iss E ls ie W ilso n b e c a m e
t h e .b r id e o f M r. J a y G o d b y . R e v
J . B . F itz g e r a ld p e rfo rm e d th e
c e re m o n y . B e s t w is h e s fo r th em
■a lo n g an d h a p p y fu tu r e . ^ ,
M rl;* 1i^ ~ A ;^ b a W o iirA v h o -^ h a s
b e e n v is itin g Mrs,;^y\^, M .,C r o tts ,
le ft T u esd a y^ fo r C h a r i9tte en
ro u te to h e r H oirie.ih T e x a s .
yio Po ¿¡¿d a '¿X irW WOEk!.
'^ 'u p m o f1I !M it T n i) fiv ie ~ C o u n -
ty w a s o p en ed M o n d a y a fte rn o o n
th r e e o ’ clo ck . J u d g e P . A .
M c E lro y , o f M a rsh a ll, is p re sid -
.n g a n d A tto r n e y Jo h n s o n J .
H a y e s is r e p r e s e n tin g th e S ta te .
T h e c o u rt ro o m h a s b e en p a c k
ed s in c e th e o p e n in g . P ro b a b ly
th e la r g e s t c ro w d t h a t h a s e v e r
a tte n d e d a D a v ie c o u rt is a tte n d
in g th is o n e.
T h e J u d g e s c h a r g e to th e ju r y
w a s sp le n d id .
E ig h t c a s e s h a v e b e e n n o l p ro s
sed so fa r a n d th e fo llo w in g h a v e
b e en d isp o se d o f:
S la t e v s C re e d B lile y , d is tu r b
in g re lig io u s c o n g iv g a tio n ; p le a d
g u ilt y ; ju d g e m e n t su sp e n d e d on
p a y m e n t o f co st.
S ta te v s H o w a rd R u s s e ll, h o u se
b r e a k in g a n d la r c e n y ; p le a d g u il
t y ; co m m itte d to ja il fo r 5 m o n
th s, le ft to C o u n ty C o m m issio n
e r s to h ire to a n y c o u n ty in S ta te
E n o c h H a irsto n , fa ls e p re te n se
c a s e re m a n d e d to ju s t ic e o f p e a c e
to b e p ro ce e d e d w ith a c c o rd in g
to la w .
S t a te v s W ile y E llis (col) a s
s a u lt w ith d e a d ly w e a p o n ; p le a d
g u ilt y ; fin ed $ 2 5 a n d co st.
S t a te v s A r c h E . P o tts, a tte m
p t to m a n u fa c tu r e liq u o r; d e fe n d
a n t'd is c h a rg e d .
y s C lifto n S m ith , s e llin g
Ijis’ t'ji,•^ d e fe n d a n t-d isc h a rg e d .
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M i«s;.S}d lie C a u d e ll, w h o h a s
b e e n 'v is it in g M rs. W . M . C ro tts,
r e tu rn e d to h e r h o m e in C h a rlo tte
Children’s Gingham Dresses
Big Values In Gingham Dresses. All Sizes
25c, 50c, 75c, 98c and $1.50
Wool and Silk Sweaters ......
Extra Specials In Wool and Silk Sweaters
$2.00 and $3.98
Men’s Ties Men’s Shirts Ladies’ Silk Hose
Big Lot of Men’s Ties Big special In Men’s Dress Big Lot Silk Hose In All
Special 19c, 25c and 39c Shirts 79c, 98c, up to $2.98 Colors and Sizes 48c,69c,75c,$1.98
27-INCH DRESS GINGHAMS In Beautiful Patterns. Fast Colors. - -
25c Values. Special, yard . . . . . . . , . . IO C
36-INCH CREPE de CHINE JAP SILK PONGEE
Big Value In Crepe de Chine. All Colors. Big Value Jap Silk Pongee. Pretty
$1.98 Value. Special Quality. $1.25 Value. Special
$1.59 9^
RED STA R SA M PLE ST O №
W. J. Johnson, Mgr.
V O L . V I .
f i d e l i t y t o O Ú R C O U N T Y A N D O U R F L A G IS O U R A I M A N D P U R P O S E .
MADE^IN-CAROLINAS EXPOSI
TION TO BPELD sept; 25TH
Organizing a'Reception Com
mittee of One Hundred to
Take Charge Of Special
Giiests Of Exposition.
C h a rlo tte ! S ^ p tv iG - r - f h e M a d e -
In -C a rb lih a s E x p p s ltio n ; vvh ich is
to be h e ld h e re 'S e p t e m b e r 2 5 th
to O c to b e r.’Tth is ‘i'àpidiy_^ a9 sü m r
in g th e p ro p o rtio n s o f a x o tn p le te
w hole. T h e B o a rd o f D ir e c to r s
h as r e c e n tly ', b u s ie d ,it s e lf w ith
p e rfe c tirig ’ th e p é r¿ o n n e l o f th e
o rg a n iza tio n w h i^ i w ill c a r e fo r
the a c tu a l d é ta ilá ^ o f th e u n d e r
tak in g . ■ ,4 ' ■ ■
W 'ld e “^H." W illia m s h a s b een
nam ed '< 3 e n e ra l M a n a g e r an d
from th is tim e fo r w a r d b e a c ti
v ely in c h a r g e o f th e E x p o s it io n ’s
p re lim in a rie s. A s t e e r in g co m
m ittee, c o n s is tin g o f P r e s id e n t
Jo h n L ! D a b b s ; E x e c u t iv e S e c rd -
ta ry P a t t o n ,'M e s s r s .''J. B , È Jfird
and D a v id O v e n s, h a s b e e n s e l
ected b y th e B o a rd to s e t tle all
m atters o f p o lic y w h ic h m a y a-
rise, to h a n d le a ll s m a ll e m e r g e n
cies su c h a s a r e in e v ita b le on th e
eve o f BO la r g e a n u n d e r ta k in g
and in g e n e r a l to a c t w ith th e
full a u th o r ity o f th e B o a r d fro m
now u n til th e fin a l c u r ta in fa lls
oil th e E x p o s itio n on O c to b e r 7 .
C ol. T . L . K ir k p a tr ic K is orgfin
izing a re c e p tio n c o m m itte e w h ic h
w hen c o m p le te w ill n u m b e r One
hun d red o r m o re a n d w ill h a v e
ch arge o f th e e n te r ta in m e n t o f
the C a ro lin a s E x p o s itio n C o m
p an y’ s s p e c ia l, g u e s ts a n d o f th e
visitors w h o w ill a tte n d fr o m tlie
the s u rr o u h d in g “ 't e r r it o r y on
“ sp ecial to w n ” d a y s ., C o l. K ir k
p atrick a n n o u n c é s t h a t th e p e r
sonnel o f th is c o m m itte e h a s a l
read y b e e n c o m p le te d to su c h a
d egree th a t h e is a s s iir e d o f tl e
active s u p p o rt o f th e v e r y p e o p 'e
he w ould s e le c t; w e r e h e g iv e n a
free h a n d , u n o b s tru c te d b y . p r e
vious e n g a g e m e n ts o f a n in t e .-
fei’in g k in d . ^
W ith in ' t h e 'l a s t fe w d a y s , a
num ber o f p ro sp e c tiv e e x h ib ito .-s
have g iv e n p e r s o n a lin s p e c tio n to
th e ir s p a c e in th e b u ild in g an d
fram ed p r e lim in a ry p la n s fo r th e
• erection o f th e ir r e s p e c tiv e boo ^ h s
and t h e .p la c ih g ;o f:t h e ir e x h ib iis .
A m ong th e s e h a v e b e e n A i{.
- C a r le - r ~ o f- G a ^ o n ia , J . ' B . ]
bone o f P in e h u r s t, N . C ., re p j o-'
sen tin g S w e e t V a lle y P r o d u c s
C om pany, Jo h n . M . B ro w r i < f
W inston S a le m ,;.r e p r e s e n tin g N s
sen W ag o n C o m p a n y , M rs. H .
D uke .o f G r e e n v ille , S . C ., a n i
K arl S h e r r ill o f S t.-ite sv illo P Ío u r
M ills, S ta te s v ille , N '.^C .
T h e b u ild in g it s e lf is ap p ro ac.!.-
ing re a d ìn é s s w ith a d e g r e e f
rap id ity t h a t is m o st g r a t ify in g
to the B o a rd o f D ir e c to r s . T h e
tii'st p ly o f th e , ro o f is on a n d th e
floorings o f b o th s to r ie s a r e r e
ceiving th e ir, fin 's h in g t p u c b e s .
G en eral M a n a g e r , W illia m s is
auth ority fo r th e s ta te m e n t th iit
the seco n d M á d e -In -C a ro lin a s E x
i liosition is c e r t a in ;.t o ’ o p e n its
doora u n d e r b r ig h t a ijs p ic e s an d
will be r e a d y on S e p te m b e r 2 5 lh g ^ o w an d L e b a n o n E a s y F re n c h ;
to w o lco m e'a h o st o f v is ito r s w h o B e n n e tt’s N e w L a t. G ram m er
J _ Q C K S ^ y i L L E , N . C ., T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 7 , 1 9 2 2 .
MOCKSVIILE HIGH SCHOOL
OPENS FRIDAY SEPT. IStli
NO. 45’
Pupils Will Be Classified
Friday, Formal - Opening
Monday.
O w in g to th e m a n y im p ro v e
m e n ts an d to th e co n stru ctio n o f
s ix n e w sch o o l ro o m s, th e M ocks
v ille H ig h an d - G ra d e d ■School
w ill h o t o p ?n th is F a ll u n til m uch
la te r th a n is u su al. ‘ *
T h ei:e w ill, b e a m e e tin g o f th e
te a c h e rs T h u r s d a y a fte rn o o n a t
fiv e o ’ clo ck a t th e sch ool b u ild
ing.-
A ll p u p ils in ,blu din g tt’ e a g i i-
c u ltu ra l s tu d e n ts fro m tho co u n
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e n t. S in c e m e n a r e a ssu m e d to en a o f e n g in e e r s , c a m e to D a v
be h o n e st u n til th e y a r e p ro v e d C o u n ty w h e n h e w a n te d a n e n g
o th e rw ise , le t u s a ssu m e th a t th e n e e r fo r h is o w n h o m e c o u n ty
p riso n o flic ia ls h a d n o t g u ilt y a n d o ffe r e d ,M r . M u llica n m u ch
k n o w le d g e o f th e p lo t to r e le a s e m o re m o n e y th a n M r. M u llica n
P e a c o c k . In th a t c a se , th e y a r e w a s g e t t in g h e iv . M r. M orri.s,
m e re ly in c o m p e te n t. T h is m a n w a n t to s a y , I k n o w th a t D a v
w a s co m m itte d to th e ir c h a r g e C o u n ty d id th e w is e s t th in g p os
fo r s a fe -k e e p in g fo r th e p ro te c- sib le w h e n M i*. - M u llica n w a s
tio n o f th e p u b lic. H e h a d a l- b ro u g h t h e re to sp e n d o u r la s t
r e a d y k ille d o n e in n o c e n t m an , b o n d is s u e . H is ab 'ility a s
a n d th e 1 o u rt fo u n d th a t h e is e n g in e e r a n d ro a d b u ild e r is re
su fferin er fro m a n in c u ia b le d is- c o g n iz e d th e S t a te o v e r a n d m a n y
e a se th a t r e n Je r s h im I a b le 10 tim e s to m y c e rta in k n o w le d g e
k ill a n o lh fr a t a n y _ m o m e n t.___It, h e —w a s . -jo i£ e re d _ iM t:e _ m o & e y Jo
th e b u sin e ss o f th e p riso n K a v e D a v ie th a n h e w a s g e ttin g .
b een told th a t o n e o f t h e ie m en
m a d e th e su m o f ten th o u sa n d
d o lla rs la s t y e a r b u ild in g S t a t e
R o a d s. I t p a id th e c o n tra c to r,
e v id e n tly , to h a v e th a t m an .
N o w I h a v e o n e p ra c tic a l p ro
b lem I w o u ld lik e to h a v e h e lp on
a n d i f M r. M o r r is o r a n y o n e e lse
ca n r e a lly o ffe r m e h e lp I w ill
a p p r e c ia te it. W e h a v e a b r id g e
th a t o u g h t to b e b u ilt th is fa ll.
M r. M u llic a n b u ilt s e v e r a l ju s t
lik e it. T h e c o st to th e C o u n ty
fo r th e fo u n d a tio n w o rk a n d
e r e c tin g tb e s te e l h a s n e v e r ru n
o v e r e ig h t h u n d re d d o lla rs. W e
have h a d s e v e r a l c o n tra c to rs to
to lo o k th e jo b o v e r r e c e n tly a n d
th e y a s k th e c o u n ty fro m $2 3 0 0
to $ 2 7 5 0 to d o th is jo b . W e h a v e
a lso m a d e so m e in v e stig a tio n to
w a rd s g e tt in g so m e m an w h o h a s
h a d e x p e r ie n c e in su c h w o r k to
do th e jo b . N o w su c h m a n a s
t h a t a s k s u s 1 2 to 1 5 d o lla rs p e r
d a y . M r. M u llica n h a s c o n tra c t
e d fo r a y e a r o r tw o , so it is im
p o ssib le to g e t h im a t a ll e x c e p t
to m a k e th e p la n s . N o w a n e w
m a n m ig h t d o th e jo b a s c h e a p ly |
a s M r. M u llic a n e v e r d id . T h a t
w ill b e to r is k . T h e c o st m a y b e
m o re th a n th e c o n tra c to rs • p ric e ,
W e h a v e o n ly m e a g e r fu n d s so
i f w e h a v e to p a y $250 0 fo r th a t
w o rk th a t o th e r p a r ts o f th e co u n
t y g o t fo r s e v e n o r e ig h t h u n d re d
th e y w ill h a v e to d o w ith o u t a
b r id g e a s I se e it o r ju s t p u t u p
w ith a w o o d e n tr a p a s in th e p a s t
C ritic ism is m ig h ty e a s y e s p e c ia l
ly w h e n y o u k n o w n o th in g a b o u t
w h a t y o u a r e ta lk in e . B u t th e
p e o p le o f D a v ie in m y o p in io n
h a v e co m e to th e p o in t th a t 'th e y
w a n t to s e e so m e o n e p ro d u c e th e
g o o d s b e fo r e h e g o e s too f a r te ll
in g o th e rs h o w it ca n b e d o n e,
lo w th e p ro b le m e m b ra c e d in
th is la s t p a r a g r a p h a re so m e o f
th e t h in g s a ro a d b o ard co m es u p
a g a in s fa m i“ tf'a n y ~ o n e -c a tt~ e ff‘ei'
h e lp w e w ill g la d ly h e a r y o u a t
te n o ’ c lo ck o n T u e s d a y a f t e r th e
irst M o n d a y , W e w a n t to s e r v e
th e p e o p le th e b e s t th a t w e c a n
c a n w it h ro a d s a n d b r id g e s so
N E W P E R F E C T IO NOJJ Cook Sieves and Ovens
For Deiraoi« foorfPerfection bakes and cooks evctything perfecdy. It’s the
popular oil stove you’ve read about so much in your ma^-
zincs—the stove with the quick-lighting Long Blue Chtrn-
ney Burner. Come in—we’ll demonstrate to you yAoX titan,
intense cooking heat really is.
Moclisville Hardware Company
Pure Guernsey milk from tubercular test
ed registered cows, delivered anywhere in
Mocksviile at 12V^c a quart. Guernsey milk
is different. A premium of 10c per gallon
is paid for Guernsey milk in Washington,
D, C. The public is invited to inspect our
sanitary Dairy.
TWIN BROOK FARMS,
SANFORD & CARTNER
1822
w a s
ofllicialB to k e e p h im s e c u r e ly
lo ck e d u p . T h e y h a v e fa ile d to
d o so. T h e y sh o u ld b e d is c h a r g
ed . I f th e s t a t e c o n d o n es th e ir
fa ilu r e to do t h e ir d u ty , th e n th e
It is n o t alw ayp . w h a t w e p a y th e
h e a d o f th e b u sin e ss b u t m o re
w h a t t h e fin ish e d p ro d u c t c o st
I k n o w c o n tra c to rs p a y in g th e
fo re m a n $3 6 0 0 n y e a r a n d I h a v e
J a r a s o u r fu n d s w ill p e rm it. A n d
w e r e a liz e h o w e a s y it is fo r M r.
M o r r is to s it in h is o ffice a ll d a y I
a n d c h a r g e th e p o o r fa r m e r s an
e x o r b ita n t p ric e o f fro m o n e to
fiv e d o lla rs p e r h o u r fo r a n y \^Tork
th e y g e t h im to do an d th e n sp e n d
hid s p a r e tim e ta lk in g a g a in s t
th e ro a d an d b rid g e w o rk o f th e
C o u n ty . B u t ‘ ‘ B y G e o rg e ” i f
th e w a y th e y ta lk to m e m e a n s
a n y th in g th e fa rm e r s a r e n o lo n g
e r t a k in g u p w ith a n y su c h slu sh
a s M r. M o rris h a n d s o u t w h e n h e
in th e h e a r t o f th e C o u n ty
w h e r e a ll I’o a d s a r é go o d a n d th e
p o o r fa r m e r is h a v in g to p u t
m u k s to h is F o rd fo r a m ile o r
tw o to re a c h a ro a d w h e r e h e
can g e t to to w n .
Y o u r s B y G e o rg e ,
B . R . S t e e l m a n .
Davidson County Centennial 1922
and
DAVIDSON COUNTY FAIR
September 26, 27, 28 and 29th
Lexington, N. C.
Plans are underway to make this the
biggest event ever held in Davidson Coun
ty. Davidson County was formed one
hundred years ago and a very cordial in
vitation is extended to her neighbors of
Davie Gounty-to-comc over and—help—her-
celebrate her one hundredth birthday.
Mrs. Edith Vanderbilt of Biltmore,
and President of the State Fair, will de
liver an address on the opening day, Sep*
tember 26th.
Big street parade, floats, bands of
music, pageant by the school children of
the County. Free attraction of the very
best. Fire works each night. Large ex
hibits of live stock and agriculture.
Everybody Come Everybody Welcome
Attention, Baracas-
Philatheas
A ll B a r a c a -P h ila th e a c la s s e s in
D a v ie co u n ty a r e u riic d to e le c t
d e le g a te s to th e B ¡r a c a -P h ila t-
h e a-G o n v en tio n -to -b B -h iild -a t-C en
t e r ’ o n S a tu r d a y a n d S u n d a y ,
S e p te m b e r 16 th nnd 17 th , n a m e s
o f d e le g a te s slio u ld b e s e n t to
M irs. T ; P , D w ig g in s , M o c k s v iile
R o u te 5, w h o is c h a irm a n o f th e
re c e p tio n co m m ittee .
Our Honor Roll,
T h e fo llo w in g h a v e su b scrib ed
an d r e n e w e d ;
E . C . L e G r a n d ,
Ju n e W o o d ru ff,
M iss M a r y M c M a h a n ,
W . P . H e n d ric k s,
J . A . B la c k w e ld e r ,
M rs. M in n ie S h o re s,
M iss L iz z ie P r a t h e r ,
L . H . C ro u se ,
W . H . L e G ra n d ,
....D iv T .- T .- W a tk in B ,----------------------
R . W . L a k e y , ,
W illia m S to c k to n i ,
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E . E , H u n t J r . , o f W inston-
Sa'.em , s p e n t L a b o r. D a y h ere.
MOCKSVILLE TO HAVE NtW
BANS IN SHORT TIME
Will Be Known As Southern
Bank and'Trust Co., And
be Open in 60 or 90 Days
^Twin-City Sentinel)
k n e w b a n k is to b e e s ta b lis h
ed a t M o c k sv iile a t o n ce, a c c o rd
in g to a p ro m in e n t b u sin e ss m an
o f th a t to w n h e re T u e s d a y , T h e
in stitu tio n w ill b e k n o w n a s th e
S o u U u rn B a n k a n d T r u s t C o ,,
is b e in g c h a rte d w ith a n a u th o r-
« e d c a p ita l sto c k o f $10 0 ,000.
A p p lic a tio n fo r a c h a r te r fro m
th e s e c r e ta r y o f s t a te a t R a le ig h
w a s fo rw a r d e d T u e s d a y .
A m e e tin g o f th e sto c k h o ld e rs
w a s h e ld a t M o c k s v iile S a tu rd a y
an d th e fo lio jv in g Iw a rd o f d ire
cto rs w a s n a m e d : D . H . H e n d rix
W . R . C le h ie n t, B . R . B a ile y , P ,
M . C a rtn e r, G . A . A llis o n , J . G .
P e e b le s, T ille t L e fle r, A . A . H o l
lem an , B . C . B ro w n , G . G . W alk
e r an d M , J . H tn d r ix . ,
T h e d ire c to rs m e t im m e d ia te ly
a ft e r th is, th e firs t, m e e tin g o f
th e sto c k h o ld e rs a n d e le c te d o ffi
c e rs a s fo llo w s : P re s id e n t, D .H .
H e n d rix ; v ic e -p re sid e n t. W . R .
C le m e n t; c a sh ie r, A , A , H o lle
m an.
T h e sto c k h o ld e rs a n d d ire c to rs
h a v e la u n c h e d p la n s fo r th e im
m ed iate e re c tio n a n d e q u ip m e n t
o f a m od ern b a n k b u ild in g fo r th e
n ew in stitu tio n a n d a b u ild in g
co m m ittee w a s a p p o in te d S a t u r
d a y to s e c u re a s ite a n d p ro ceed
w ith th e e re c tio n o f th e h o m e o f
th e b a n k . T h is c o m m itte e is
com posed o f G . G . W a lk e r, G , A ,
A lliso n a n d th e o ffic e rs o f th e n e w
co m p an y. T h e y e x p e c t to s e c u re
tb e s ite a n d s t a r t b u ild in g a t o n ce,
w ith th e p u rp o se o f o p e n in g th e
n ew b a n k fo r M o c k s v iile w ith in
th e n e x t 60 o r 90 d a y s .
M r. H o llem an , th e c a s h ie r o f
th e b a n k ,is a W in sto n -S a le m boj%
son o f M r, a n d M rs. N . A . H o lle
m an . H e . is a y o u n g m an o f
»plen did a b ility a n d h a s m a n y
frie n d s in th is c ity w h o w is h fo r
him a n d h is n e w c o n n e c titn a
la rg e m e a su re o f s u c c e ss . M r.
H o llem an is a g r a d u a te o f th e
W in ato n -S alem h ig h sc h o o l o f th e
class o f 19 18 . F o r fo u r y e a r s h e
has b een w ith th e h o m e o ffice o f
th e W a c h o via B a n k a n d T r u s t C o.
h ere, re s ig n in g a s h o r t tim e a g o
to b eco m e a ss o c ia te d w ith th e
D a v ie co u n ty in stitu tio n .
I t is s ta te d th a t th e sto c k h o ld
e rs o f t h e - S o u t h e r n B a n k an d
T ru st C o. a r e s c a tte r e d th ru o u t
th e c o u n ty o f D a v ie arid h a s a-
m on g its s u b s c rib e rs so m e o f th e
b est m en in th e c o u n ty .
-T h « -fe aftk -e xp cC ts-È o -siart-b asi
..ENTERPRISE, MOCKSVILbE. N. C.
' S ’® ' . «
U N IO N C H A P E L N E W S
M r. W , W . S u m m e r 's little son
w h o h a s b e e n q u ite ill, is th o u g h t
to b e im p ro v in g slo w ly .
M ra. M a g g ie B o g e r, w h o h a s
b e en r ig h t sic k is m u ch b e tte r.
. M r, H . B . W o m m ack , o f C ool
eem ee, v isite d in o u r co m m u n ity
re c e n tly .
M r. G . W , S tik e le a th e r, o f O lin,
v isite d h is s is te r, , M rs. J . D .
F ro ^ t, fo r a fe w d a y s la s t w e e k ,
M rs. J . D . F r o s t an d M iss
K a th r y n F r o s t a r e v isitin g in
S ta te sv ille an d N o rth Ire d e ll th is
w e e k .
S u n d a y sch o o l a n d p r a y e r m e e t
in g la s t n ig h t w e r e v e r y w e ll a t
ten d ed . P re a c h in g n e x t S u n d a y
h o p in g to h a v e a la ' g e a tte n d
an ce, a s th e re is so m e sp e cia l
b u sin ess to a t'e n d to.
W e ai’e h iv in g fin e se a so n s,
w h ic h sh o u ld b e v e r y e n c o u ra g
in g to th d fa r m e r s .
M r. J . W . C a r tn e r is h a v in g
so m e go ;d w o rk d o n e on th e ro ad
in th is sectio n , w h ic h h a s b een
n ee^ e 1 v e ry m u ch .
M O C K ’S C H U R C H N E W S
C E N T E R N E W S
n esa w ith a p a id in c a p ita l o f a t
le ast $20,000.
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H a i r s t o n S c h o o l N e w s .
T h e m o st o f o u r fa rm e r s a re
ab o it th ro u g h c u rin g tob acco,
M r Jo h n F . M o ck an d fa m ily ,
o f T h o m a sv ille , s p e n t th e w e e k
en d w ith h o m e fo lk s an d w a s ac
co m p an ied h o m e b y h is b ro th e r,
L . B . M o ck .
E . M . Jo n e s , o f M o c k sv iile ,
sp e n t S u n d a y w ith h is fa th e r,a n d
w a s acco m p an ied h o m e b y h is
s is te r. M iss E th e l Jo n e s.
M r, an d M rs. W , R . S h e e k , o f
n - a r M o c k sv iile , a r e sp e n d in g a
fe w d a y s w ith th e ir d a u g h te r,
M rs. U . H . P h e lp s , w h o is s e ri
o u sly ill a t th is w r itin g .
M r, an d M rs. G , F . B eau c h am p
s p e n t S u n d a y w ith h o m e fo lk s.
M r. an d M rs. W . C . A lle n , o f
F o r k , sp e n t S u n d a y w ith J . T .
P h p lp s.
M r. a n d M rs. W , A . H o w a rd
sp e n t S u n d a y w ith I. H . M ock.
M isse s E th e l a n d R u th H o w a rd
o f A d v a n c e , s p e n t S u n d a y w ith
M r, an d M rs. B . S . O rrell.
B ry a n Jo n e s au d sis te rs . M isses
H az el an d L a u r a also M iss P o s t
e r, o f W in ato n -S a lem , sp e n t M on
d a y in o u r b e rg .
M rs. W . J , Jo n e s ,w h o h a s been
th e sic k lis t fo r so m e tim e,
d o e sn ’ t seem to im p ro v e m u ch ,
M r. a n d M rs. T . S , M o ck , o f
A d v a n c e , s p a n t S u n d a y w ith M r,
a n d M rs, I. H , M ock,
R e m e m b e r th e d a te o f th e m eet
in g , S e p t, 17 th b e g in n in g a t 1 1
o ’clo c k . R e v . V a r n e r w ill be a s
s iste d b y R e v . W a r r e n ,o f M o n ro e
F A R M IN G T O N N E W S
T h e V . I. S . w ill hold its re g u -
la r m e e tin g in th e sch o ol au d i-
to riu m S a tu rd a y n ig h t, S e p t . 10 .
M is s e s G i’a c e D w ig g in s a n d
P e a r l F lin n , o f C o o leem ee, s p e n t
la s t w e e k w ith M r . a n d M rs, T .
P . D w ig g in s .
M r. A . C . S to n e s tr e e t a n d
fa m ily , o f W in sto n -S a le m , sp e n t
th e w e e k -e n d w ith M rs, S to n e -
s tr e e t’ s p a re n ts, M r, a n d M rs, J .
W . D w ig g in s .
M r. a n d M rs. F r e d M . W a lk e r,
o f H ig h P o in t, s p e n t th e w e e k -
ien d w ith h o m e fo lk s .
M r. W a lte r H e n d re n , o f G re e n s
boro, s p e n t S a tu r d a y a n d S u n
d a y vvith h is p a re n ts, M r. an d
M rs. W. L . H e n d re n .
M ias V e rlin e D a y w a it, o f R o w
an , s p e n t la s t w e e k w ith h e r
co u sin s, M isse s T h e o an d R u b y
Ija m e s .
M r. G r a d y ija m e s , o f H ig h
P o in t, s p e n t th e w e e k -e n d w ith
h is p a re n ts, M r. a n d M rs. F . S .
Ija m e s .
M rs. W ill C h e s h ire an d tw o
d a u g h te rs, o f M o c k sv iile , an d
M r, S h a rw o o d S h o e m a k e r, o f
W in sto n -S a le m , v isite d a t M r.
W . J . S . W a lk e r 's M o n d a y a f t e r
n oon ,
M r. Ju d s o n F o s t e r a n d fa m ily ,
o f G re e n sb o ro , s p e n t th e w e e k
en d w ith M rs. F o s t e r ’s p a re n ts,
M r. a n d M rs. Jo h n T u tte ro w .
M r. a n d M rs. T . P . D w ig g in s
s p e n t la s t W e d n e sd a y in S a lis
b u ry .
M e ssrs. C a lv in W a lk e r a n d
E s to n Ija m e s s p e n t M o n d a y an d
T u e s d a y in H ig h P o in t.
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. P IN O N E W S
on
T h e M issio n a t th e E p is c o p a l
C h ap el F o r k b e g in s S u n d a y S e p t.
10 th, a t 1 1 o ’ clo c k a n d services
e v e ry n ig h t th ro u g h t h e w e e k .
M r an d iu r s . P . W . H a irsto n
and son . N e ls o n , r e tu r n e d T u e s
d a y fr o m a fe w d a y s s t a y w ith
M iss R u th H a irsto n a t h e r su m
m er h o m e n e a r W a ln u t C o v e .
M iss P e a r l B a r n h a r d t, o f L in -
w ood, is v is it in g h e r c o u sin , M iss
A g n e s K iin m e r , th is w e e k .
P e te r H a irsto n , J r . is v is itin g
M r. a n d M ra . F r a n k G e o rg e , o f
N o rfo lk , V a ., fo r a f e w w e e k s .
M r. a n d M rs. DiSTivey F o s t e r ,o f
P o rk , s p e n t S u n d a y a t M r. S a m
C op e’ s,
Southern Power rîompany
Erecting Towers Now.
E v e r y b o d y is w elco m e.
M r. a n d M rs. W illia m S h u ltz,
'o f W in sto n -S a le m , s p e n t th e
w ee k -en d w it h M r. a n d M rs. C .
A , H a rtm a n .
M r, an d M rs, J . W . V e s ta l a n d
little d a u g h te r, Je s s ie , o f L o u is
v ille , m o to red d o w n to th is to w n
F r id a y an d s p e n t th e d a y w ith
frie n d s. W e w e r e v e r y g la d to
se e th e m a g a in .
M r. an d M rs. E . E . Ja m e s , o f
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n o m in a tio n s a r e u r g e d to a tte n d
M r .v b . W . S im s , G e n e r a l S u p -
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S u n d a y ^ S c h o o l A s s o c ia tio n w ill
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y e a r s o f p r a c tic a l e x p e r ie n c e a s a
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w h o w ill a lso s p e a k s e v e r a l tim e s
d u r in g th e c o n v e n tio n is sa id i- to
b e a v e r y a ttr a c t iv e 's p e a k e r .
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s h ip o iR c e rs: . V ic e -P re s id e n t, H .
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so d atio n iiyvh ich is th e co -o p e ra
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tio n s to e x te n d a n d 'iin p ro v e S u n -
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lin a . T h e o rg a n iz a tio n s ta n d s fo r
th o se 'in te re a ts-c o m m o ri to a ll Su n
day Sch ool* w o r k e r s . I t s t r iv e s
to h e lp b y w a y o f s u g g e s tio n , n o t
b y a u th o rity , th e r e fo r e it h elp s
m a n y , it h in d e rs n ò n e . I t se e k s
h e lp fu l co -o p e ra tio ii, n o t u n io n .
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d isc u s s m e th o d s o f w o rk , n ot
c h u rc h ‘d o c trin e s. A ll m e e tin g s
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s in g in g a ll th ro u g h th is sectio n
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p r a y e r . M r. L e o n a rd th em m ad e
a sp le n d id t a lk on th e m u sic o f
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th a t so m a n y w e r e b e in g fa s c in
a te d b y th e ja s s m u sic an d tried
to in te re s t th e p e o p le in th e good
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te s t o f tim e .
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ta lk u r g in g th e p eo p le to tea ch
th e ir c h ild re n to le a rn to s in g
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S p r in g B a p t is t S . S ., m a d e a ta lk
s tre s s in g th e u se o f re lig io u s
so n g s in p iib lic 'sc h o o ls.
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g ro u n d ,a t 12 :3 0 .
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K o o n tz h a s b e e n in E lk in p r a c ti
c a lly a ll su m m e r w ith th e C a r
p e n te r-C lo th in g C o ,, b u t r« c e n tly
c o m e to W in sto n -S a le m a n d is
w ith th e sa m e co m o a u y th e re .
S h e in fo rm e d u s th a t s h e w o u ld
b e -h o m e in a b o u t a m o n th to e n
te r sc h o o l h e re . ..................-■ —
M r s , D , V . D a v is a n d fa m ily
le f t la s t w e e k fo r M o o re’ s S p r in g s
in S to k e s C o u n ty . T h e y w ill b e
t h e r e s e v e r a l w e e k s p ro v id e d
th e y fin d th e w a te r b e n e fic ia l.
T h e fr ie n d s a n d r e la t iv e s o f M r
J a s p e r C o p e g a v e h im a s u rp rise
b ir t h d a y d in n e r la s t S u n d a y .
J u d g in g fr o m th è c ro w d th a t
g a th e r e d to c e le b ra te w ith h im
h is fr ie n d s a r e in d e e d n u m e ro u s,
W e w e r e p le a s e d to h a v e M r;
a n d M l'S . H e n r y H o o ts, o f M o c k ^ g "
v ille , w ith u s la s t S u n d a y .
N o t i c e !
M rs, A . W . G a rw o o d h a s r e
tu rn e d 'jfro m a v is it o f s e v e r a l
t e n .p e n ,li„ B a m e tim e . „ S ' A w s » '¡№ h e r M rs,
h e r a u n t, M rs. E u g e n e C lic k , o f C o p e, o f 1 C o o le e m e e . M rs,
S a lis b u r y . a c c o m p a n ie d h e r h o m e. \
N orth Carolina In the Superior Court
Davio County Uefore A , T, G rant
C. S. C ^
Ct. R . W ood and others
vs
K , K , W ood and others
The dofondanl8,Pftul W(ood, Randolpl
W ood, W m . S. W ood, and A lm a W ootf
w ill take notice th at a special proceed
ing entitled as above has' been com m en
ced before the Clork o f tho Superior
Court o f D ayie County for the P artition
o f tlie lands o f K elly W ood dec’d w hich
descended to his heirs a t law . A n d said
defendants abovo nam ed w ill take not
ice th a t they, and each of them ,-are ro
quired to appear before A , T, G rant,
C lerk,-at his oflicc ¡n-Davie County,_N..
C ,, in M ocksville on the 30th'day of
Septem ber 1922 and answer or dem ur
to tho petition for partition filed nr’the
L iz z ie ' relief asked for in tho petition w ill be
Branted.
OXIPO 4th.1922. ■
A , T, G rant, Clerk Superior C ourt
fir s t M o n d a y , W e w a n t to s e r \ \
th e p eo p le th e b e s t th a t w e c a |
c a n w it h ro a d s a n d b r id g e s t?
f a r a s o u r fu n d s w ill p e r m it A n z
w e re a liz e h o w e a s y it is fo r M i;
M o r r is to s it in h is o ffice a ll da;
a n d c h a r g e th e p o o r fa r m e r s ^
e x o r b ita n t p ric e o f fr o m o n e t
fiv e d o lla rs p e r h o u r fo r a n y \Vbr
th e y g e t h im to do a n d th e n sp eri
hid s p a r e tim e t a lk in g a g a in t
th e ro ad a n d b r id g e w o r k o f tH
C o u n t y .' B u t “ B y G e o r g e ”
th e w a y th e y ta lk to m e m eati
a n y th in g th e fa r m e r s a r e n o lori
e r t a k in g u p w ith a n y su c h s lu s
a s M r. M o rris h a n d s o u t w h e n h
is in th e h e a r t o f th e C o u n t; j
w h e r e a ll ro a d s a r e g o o d a n d th
p o o r fa r m e r is h a v in g to p u
m u k s to h is F o rd fo r a m ile o;
tw o to re a c h a ro a d w h e r e h
can g e t to to w n .
Y o u r s B y G e o rg e ,
.............................B . R . S t e e l m a n .,
R e v . E . P . B ra d le y , S . A . W o o d
r u ff a n d M iss W illie M ille r te te n d
P r e s b y t e r y a t B a c k C r e e k C h u rc h
M t 'U lla T u e sd a y , L it t le C a rl
S h e rriiliW h o h a s b e e n v is it in g h js
g ra n d m o th e r, re tu rn e d to h is
h o m e w ith th em .
^ M r. a n d M rs. E u g e d e E u in g ,
M rs. L e e an d M rs. P . J . H u n e y -
cu tt, o f A lb e in a rle ,^ s p e n t-P rid a y
w ith M iss M a ry S to c k to n . T h e y
w e r e acco m p an ied h o m e b y M is
s e s R a c h e l an d C la ra H u n e y c u tt,
w h o h a v e b een v is it in g M isse s
C a th e rin e M in o r a n d M a r y A lle n
H e u d r ix fo r th e p a s t w e e « .
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livering ice we carry a pnice
line of young tender beef at
all times. Also Veal and Ham
Phone or call on us when in
need. ;
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l o c a l a n d p e r s o n a l
Geing* and Comingi of the Populace of
Mccluville and Surroundingi.
M r. Ja m ie M o o re le ft T u e s d a y
fo r A s b u r y C o lle g e a t W ilm o re ,
K y .
M r. D . A . S a m p so n le ft S u n
d ay fo r P ilo t M o u n tain , w h e re
he w ill w o rk .
M a ste r L e o n a rd W ard ¡3 v is it
in g h is g r a n d p a re n ts a t F a r m in g
ton th is w e e k . '
M r. D ic k W h ita k e r, o f W in s
ton -Salem , sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d
w ith h is p a re n ts.
M isa S a ra h M ille r le ft T u e s d a y
fo r S m ith fie ld ,: w h e re s h e w ill
teach th is y e a r.
M e ssrs. E . C . L e G ra n d a n d
C h arles B u rr u s , o f S h e lb y , w e r e
w eek -en d v isito rs .
M rs. G , G . D a n ie l a n d lit 'le
P au lin e D a n ie ls a r e s p e n d in g th is
w ee k in S ta te sv ille .
M iss K o p e lia H u n t le a v e s P r i
day fo r L e a k e a v ille , w h e r e sh e
w ill te a c h th is w in te r.
M iss Ja n e t S t e w a r t le ft S u n
day fo r H a m le t .to te a c h in th e
H iim let G ra d e d Sch o o l.
A la r g e n u m b e r o f M o c k s v i le
people a tte n d e d th e O ld H a rm o n y
S in g in g a t C e n te r S u n d a y .
M iss P a u lin e C a so y , w h o is in
train in g a t W atts' H o sp ita l, D u r
ham , is h o m e on h e r v a c a tio n .
M rs. L iz z ie Jo h n s o n re tu rn e d
M on day fro m a w e e k s v is it to i e-
la tive s a n d fr ie n d s a t M o n ro e.
M rs. M . D . P a s s a n d d a u g h t r,
C ord elia, re tu rn e d la s t F r id a y
S ta te s -from a te n d a y ’ s ^ is it to
ville.
M r, W illia m S to c k to n le ft S u n
d ay fo r S ta te C o lle g e , R a le ig h .
H e is a m e m b e r o f th e S e n io r
C lass.
M iss M a r g a r e t T h o m p so n , w h o
ia ta k in g tr a in in g a t a P h ila d e l-
-p h ia -h o sp ita l-is-h o m e -o n -a va._3::
tion.
M r. a n d M rs. A b r a m N a il a id
M iss Iv ie N a il, o f W in sto n -S a le m
spen t th e w e e k -e n d -w ith Iheir
m oth er.
M iss Iv ie 'H o r n le a v e s Sa tu re -ay
to e n te r u p o n h e r d u tie s a i a
tea ch er in th e S a n fo r d G ra d e d
School.
M r. Ju n e M e ro n e y e n te re d u pon
his d u tie s M o n d a y m o rn in g a^
aoda je r k e r a t C r a w fo r d ’s D . u g
Store.
M r. an d M rs, ]•'. R . R ic h a rd so n
and c h ild re n re tu rn e d la s t F i i a y
■from a v is it to r e la tiv e s a l .VI t
P le a s t h t •
M iss Ju iia -H u n t w ill te a c h in
the D ra p e r G ra d e d S ch o o l t is
v e a r an d le a v e s F r id a y to b e g in
her w o rk .
M r. an d M rs, C , P , W illiam s
an d c h ild re n , o f F a rm in g to n ,
sp e n t S u n d a y w ith M r. an d M rs.
J . L , W ard .
M rs, D , M . A b e rn a th y an d
d a u g h te rs, o f C h a rlo tte , sp e n t
S u n d a y w ith M r, an d M rs, T , M .
H e n d rix .
M r. an d M rs. Ja m e s H , T o w n
sen d an d little M ario n K e lly
T o w n se n d re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e
in R e d S p rin g s S u n d a y .
M rs, M a m ie N ic h o ls ,o f G re e n s
boro, an d M r. P a u l N ic h o ls, o f
N e w Y o r k , sp e n t s e v e r a l d a y s
la s t w e e k h e re w ith re la tiv e s.
M iss M a ry S t-jek to n le ft S u n
d a y fo r a fe w d a y s v is it to frie n d s
in A lb e m a rle en ro u t to P o lk to n ,
w h e re sh e w ill te a c h th is .vear.
m— . , _
M e ssrs. W . T . H u c k a b e e , N . J .
P e n n in g to n , N . A . C la y to n an d
D r . J . N . A n d e rso n , o f A lb e m a r
le, a tte n d e d co u rt h e re la s t w e e k
M iss e s D o ro th y a n d J a n e H a y
d en G a ith e r re tu rn e d h o m e S u n
d a y fro m a s ta y o f s e v e r a l w e e k s
a t A tla n tic C ity a n d B lo w in g
R o c k .
M iss E m m a C h affin c am e in
S a tu rd a y to sp e n d a w e e k w ith
h e r fa t h e r b e fo re ta k in g u p h e r
d u tie s in th e O ld T r in ity H ig h
S c h c o l a t T rin ity .
M iss C lo y c e H u n te r, o f H a r
m o n y, w a s sh o p p in g h e re S a tu r
d a y , S h e w ill e n te r th e N o rth
C a ro lin a C o lle g e fo r W om en a t
G re e n sb o ro n e x t w e e k .
M rs. J . 0 . Y o u n g a n d babe, o f
D u rh a m , a r e v is itin g M r. an d
M rs. Ja c o b S t e w a r t M r, Y o u n g
s p e n t o n e n ig h t h e re en ro u te to
N e w Y o r k on a b u sin e ss trip .
su m m e r h e re , re tu rn e d to th e ir
h o m e in C a m d e n , S . C ., S u n d a y .
T h e y w e re acc o m p a n ie d h o m e b y
M rs, C. S . A lle n an d M iss M a ttie
T a y lo r.
M r. 'a n d M rs. G . M , Jo h n s o n ,
a n d G e o rg e J r , , o f F o r t V a lle y ,
G a ,, M rs. R , A . Jo h n s o n an d
an d M iss V a d a Jo h n so n , o f F a r m
in g to n , w e re th e g u e s ts o f M rs.
J . L . W a rd S a tu rd a y e v e n in g a t
s ix o ’ clock d in n er.
M r. E a r ly C . S m ith J r . , w h o
sp e n t th e p a s t su m m e r in K e n
tu c k y , sp e n t o n e d a y la s t w te k
w ith M rs. J . L . W a rd en ro u te to
h is h o m e in F a rm in g to n . M r.
S m ith le ft T u e s d a y fo r S ta te C o l
le g e , w h e re h e e n te rs u p on h is
seco n d y e a r in e n g in e e rin g .
M rs. H . S . L u th e r an d ch ild
ren re tu rn e d to . th e ir h o m e in
L e x in g to n la s t .T h u rsd a y . T h e y
w e re acco m p an ied h o m e b y M rsi
B asco m b A s h le y , o f M a x to n . w h o
h a s b een v is itin g M rs. Ja m e s M e
G u ire fo r th e p a s t s e v e r a l w e e k s.
C O O L E E M E E N E W S
South Yadkin
tion.
Associa-
M isse s C a th e rin e a n d E v e lj n
C r a w fo rd a r e v is itin g th e ir g ra n d
m o th e r in R ic h fie ld . M rs. C r a w ;
fo rd w ill v is it h e r m o th e r th e
la s t o f th is w e e k an d b r in g th em
hom e.
M iss G la d y s D w ig g in s le ft
T u e sd a y to e n te r G re e n sb o ro C o l
le g e . M iss C la ra M o o re acco m
p a n ie d h e r an d w ill sp e n d a fe w
■days;— M-rr— B w 4gg-iiis— m atoced .
th e m d o w n .
M rs. Z . N , A n d e rso n re tu rn e d
S a tu rd a y fro m a v is it to M r. H .
L . A u stin a t M eb a n e . M r. A u s
tin su ffe re d a s tro k e o f p a ra ly s is
ab o u t s ix w e e k s a g o an d is in a
r ig h t c ritic a l co n d itio n .
M rs H . L . H u d so n , w h o h is
b e en v isitin g r e la tiv e s in F a r m
in g to n an d h e re , re tu rn e d to h e r
ho m e in M iam a, F la ., T u e sd a y .
M rs. H u d so n w a s M iss M au d e
S m ilh b e fo re m a rria g e .
M rs. 1 . P . G ra h a m re tu rn e d to
h e r h o m e S u n d a y a f t e r sp e n d in g
a fe w d a y s a t B lo w in g R o c k .
M iss E d n a C lic k , w h o h a s b een
ta k in g tra in in g a t L o n g ’s S a n a
to riu m ,, a t S ta te s v ille , is a t h o m e
on h e r v aca tio n .
M rs. H e a th m a n h a s p u rc h a se d
a n e w F o rd .
M r. C . C . T ille r a n d fa m ily
sp e n t la s t w e e k :e n d in R a m s e u r
v isitin g M rs. T ille r ’ s b ro th e r,M r.
W ilso n .
M iss M in n ie D u la is r ig h t sic k
w ith d ip th e ria , w e a r e s o r r y to
sa y . W e w ish h e r a s p e e d y r e
c o v e ry .
M r. C h a rle s W a ite rs a p e n t th e
w ee k -e n d in C h a rlo tte v is it in g re
la tiv e s.
M r. M o rris M u rr is le a v in g th is
w e e k fo r B e llb u c k le ,T e n n .,w h e re
h e w ill e n te r tichool.
A la rg e cro w d fro m o u r to w n
a tte n d e d c o u rt in M o ck .sville h i t
w eek .
M r. O tis Z a c h a ry , o f D u k e , is
sp e n d in g a fe w d a y s in to w n w ith
h is fa th e r, M r. J . W . Z a c h a ry .
M isse s V io lirA lleT r-H T id —M itFy-
B y e r ly re tu n ed h o m e S u n d a y
iErom L e x in g to n , w h e re th e y sp e n t
th e p a st w e e k v is it in g re la tiv e s
an d frie n d s.
M rs. J . P . M c L e a n an d ch ild
ren , o f W h itefish , ■ M o n t., and
M iss A b e rn a th y , o f ' C h a rlo tte ,
sp e n t S u n d a y w ith M rs. J , A ,
Y a 'e s . M rs. M c L e a n an d M ri.
Y a te s w e re n e ig h b o rs w h en M rs.
Y a te s liv ed in W h itefish .
M ra. L . P . H o p k in s an d ch ild
ren , w h o h a v e b een sp e n d in g th e
T h e S o u th Y a d k in B a p tis t A s
so ciatio n m e t a t E a t o n 's C h u rc h
T h u rs d a y an d F r id a y o f la s t w e e k
T h is asso ciatio n c o m p rise s ch u rc h
es fro m D a v id so n , R o w a n , Ire d e ll
a n d D a v ie .
D r, C h as. E . M a d d ry , S ta te
S e c re ta r y o f th e M issio n B o a r.l,
w a s u n a b le to a tte n d a s th e re
w e re fiv e a s jo c ia tio n s in se ssio n
a t th is tim e . In h is a b se n c e M r.
E . L . M id d leto n , o f R a le ig h ,
sp o k e on h o m e an d fo r e ig n m is
sio n s. H e sh o w e d th e b e n e fits
th a t h ad b e en d e riv e d fro m th e
7 5 m illio n c a m p a ig n an d u rg e d
th e p eo p le to re d e e m th e ir p le d
g e s , F o llo w in g h im on th e sa m e
su b je c t. D r. L . R . L e m o n s .p a s to r
o f th e F ir s t C h u rc h o f S a lis b u r y ,
m ad e a fin e ta lk .
T h e W o m a n 's w o rk w a s re p re
se n te d b y M iss L a u r a L a z e n b y ,
o f S ta te s v ille . S h e is p re sid e n t
o‘ f th e W . M . U . A ft e r h e r ta lk
M rs. S tu k e n b ro k e , o f S p e n c e r ,e x
p la in e d h o w th e w o rk w a ? c a rrie d
on th e re . T h e ir M iss io n a ry S o
c ie ty is d iv id e d in c irc le s, each
c irc le h o ld s its o w n m é e tin g , h a s
its o w n c o m m itte e s, an d m a k e s
it s r e p o rt in a g e n e r a l m e e tin g o f
th e c irc le s .at c e rta in in te rv a ls , a t
w h ic h tim e a so c ia l fu n c tio n is
u su a lly h eld .
M iss V e r a R u th , o f S a iis b u ry ,
a n d th e r e tir in g p re sid e n t o f th e
W . M . U . w a s p r e s e n t a n d sp o k e
o n th e w o rk .
A n e n jo y a b le fe a tu r e o f th e p ro
g ra m w a s a d e m o n stra tio n m e e t
in g g iv e n b y , a g ro q p o f y o u n g
p eo p le fro m S p a n c e r a n d a n ith e r
b y a g ro u p fro m S a lis b u r y , sh o w
in g h o w th e g ir ls d u x ilia v y m e e t
in g s a r e co n d u c ted a t th e se
ch u rc h e s.
T h e a sso cia tio n sh o w e d im p ro v
em e n t a n d p r o g r e s s a m o n g th e
c h iifc h e s in th e w o r k d o n e d u r
in g th e p a s t y e a r .
L a r g e c ro w d s w e r e in a tte n d
a n c e a t a ll th e s e ssio ijs, th e
c h u rc h n ot a b le to s e a t tn e cro w d .
D in n e r w a s*se rv e d on th e g ro u n d s
e a ch d a y .
T h o se fro m th e M o c k sv ille B a p
lis t C h u rc h w e r e R e v . an d M rs.
W . B . W a ff, M r. a n d M rs. J . P .
G re e n , M rs. J . T . B a ity , a n d G il
m er B a ity , M r. an d M rs. T , M .
H e n d rix an d M iss M a ry A lle n
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p a re n ts, M r. an d M rs. W . R .'
B u rg e , o f W in sto n . • •
-M iss N e ir H e n d r ix , o f M o ck s
v ille , sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d w ith
h o m efo lk s.
M r. a n d M rs. R . L . W h ita k e r,
o f O ak G ro v e , sp e n t th e w e e k
en d w ith M rs. W h ita K e r’s .p a r
en ts, M r. an d M rs. D . J . S tn ith .
M rs. W illia m F o o te w e n t to
M o c k s v ille 'S u n d a y to b e a t th e
bed sid e o f h e r b ro th e r, M r. W .
C . ^ . E tc h iso n , w h o is se rio u sly
ill.
.M essrs. W ile y B e e d in g an d O l
lie D o ty , o f th e T w in -C ity , sp e n t
th e w e e k -e n d w ith M r. an d M rs.
J . R . B e e d in g . *
M r.. an d M rs. J . M . H o rn an d
ch ild re n , o f M o c k sv ille , w e re v is
ito rs h e re S u n d a y .
M r. an d M rs. J . W . S h e e k a n d
M r. an d M rs. H . G . S h e e k sp e n t
S u n d a y in A d v a n c e , th e g u e s ts o f
M r. an d M ra. W a lte r S h u tt._
M r. P . J . W a g n o r, .o f,W in sto n ,
sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d h e re w ith
h is fa m ily .
M rs. R a y P o ste r a n d M rs. M on
ro e S m ith , o f B e th le h e m , w e re
th e g u e s ts o f M rs. Je n n ie S m ith
o n e d a y la s t w e e k .
M isse s N a n c ie B e e d in g . an d
A n n a R ig h t s s p e n t S a tu rd a y a f
tern oon iri W in sto n sh o p p in g . '
M rs. B u c k H u d g e n s a n d little
d a u g h te r, J u n e ; a n d M iss F r a n
c e s C a sh , o f W in sto n , s p e n t th e
w e e k -e n d w ith r e la tiv e s h e re .
M r. Jo h n M a rtin , o f H an e s,
w a s a w e e k -e n d v is ito r h e re .
A D V A N C E N E W S
M iss A m y T a lb e r t s p e n t th e
th e w e e k -e n d in W in sto n -S a le m .
M r. an d M rs. S . L . O rrell, o f
n e a r L e x in g to n , w e re th e S u n d a y
g u e s ts o f M r. O rre ll’s m o th er,
M rs. U . H . O rre ll.
M isse s S u d e n a F o s te r an d
G la d y s T h o m p so n re tu rn e d h o m e
la s t w e e k fro m a v is it to frie n d s
an d re la tiv e s in W in sto n -S a lfim .
M iss M y rtle M a rc h sp e n t S a t-
■u rd ay a n d 'S m n ia y n T r-ilo c k s v ille r
M r. a n d M ra. R a lp h Z ig la r, a l
so M iss L u n a O rre ll, o f W in sto n -
S a le m , sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d w ith
M rs. U . H . O rre ll.
M r. G . T a lb e r t a n d son , Ja m e s ,
sp e n t S u n d a y in 'H ig h P o in t
M r, G eo . S h u tt re tu rn e d h o m e
S a tu rd a y fro m W in sto n , w h e re
h e h a s b e en in a h o sp ital.
M r. W . H . M a rc h an d son , W il
H am , J r . an d M r. W illiam C o g g in s
o f W in sto n -S a le m , sp e n t a fe w
h o u rs h e re T u e s d a y . M r. M a rc h
ih e .F t o n c e C r i« e „ d io „ Н о ш е In a c = e m p .g ie d h o m e ^ b y h is
C h a rlo tte . g ^ d M rs. Jo h n M ock an d
I w a s C h a irm a n o f th e B o a rd c h ild re n , o f T h o m a sv ille , sp e n t
o f P u b lic W e lfa re in D a v ie C ou n - th e w e e k -e n d vyith G . T a lb e rt,
ty a lm o st tw o y e a r s an d I k n o w j M r. a n d M r s W . H . M a rc h an d
ch ild re n , o f W m sto n -S ale m , also
M rs, C o rn e lia M a rk la n d sp e n t
M r.
M ,
th e d u ly o f,t h e S u p t an d I a p
p eal to a ll tru e m en to sta n d b y
M r. S e a fo rd ,
I - h a v e w ritte n th e a b o v e in
th e in te re s t o f h u m a n ity an d in
th e S p ir it o f m y M a ste r Je s u s
C h rist,
Y o u rs ,
L o y d M . H o l l a w a y .
ia s t S u n d a y a fte n o o n w ith
M a rc h ’s m o th er, M rs. 0 .
M a rc h ,
M r. a n d M rs. H . S . F o s te r
m ad e a b u sin e ss trip to W in ston
S a le m o n e d a y la s t w e e k .
S e v e ra l o f o u r p eo p le w h o hold
p o sitio n s in W in sto n -S a le m sp e n t
L a b o r D a y h e re w ith h o m e fo lk s.
SORE MUSCLES
Vacations are oftoi
spoiled by soreness re- suiting from outdooi
games. . A good massagb' with Vicks often gives
surprising rejlef.r.-
^ V a p o R u bOver ir Million Ja n Vttd Ytarly
Court Proceedings
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L a s t w e e k w a s th e firs t tim e '
in iftn n y y e a r s th a t th e S u p e rio r'
C o u it o f D a v ie co n su m ed th e j
w h o le w e e k . T h e d o c k e t w a s ‘
lie a v y , th e n so m e o f th e c a se s
w e re lo n g d ra w n o u t b e cau se ’ o f ,
so m u c h e v id e n c e . W e g a v e th e /
c a s e s th a t h a d beeri d isp o sed o f ,,
w h e n w e w e n t to p re ss la s t w e e k .
T h e fo llo w in g a r e th e rem ain 'd et: .i ''” ’
S t a te v s L , C . D e a d m o n . - f a l s e i *j ’\
p re te n se ; p le a o f n olo co n ten d ere '
ju d g e m e n t su sp e n d e d on .p a^ -'//'_
m e n t o f c o s t •'[ \
S t a te v s L . C . D ead m o n , r e t a if\ V
in g liq u o r: d e fe n d a n t m ad e p le a v;
o f r e c e iv in g m o re th a n a q u a rt o f,;:
liq u o r; p r a y e r fo r ju d g e th e n t co n '
tin n ed u p o n go o d b e h a v io r fo r 5 Vi
y e a r s . -
S t a te v s S o n k Jo n eis, re ta ilin g ;
v e rd ic t g u ilt y ; w o rk on road fo r
18 m o n th s.
S t a te v s G e o rg e Jo n e s an d J im .
O ’N e a l, ju r y w ith d ra w n ; m is -
tria h
S t a te v s D e lia B ro w n , liq u a r A .
fo r s a le ; p le a o f g u ilty , it a p p e a r
in g to th e s a tisfa c tio n b f .th e
c o u rt; th a t th e- d e fe n d a n t, h a s
h e re to fo re b e e n trie d in U . S.' : .-
C o u rt fo r sa m e o ffe n se ; S p ra y e r
fo r ju d g e m e n t d u rin g g o o d b e h a
v io r u p o n p a y m e n t o f co at fo r, 5 :
y e a r s .
S ta te v s H a ll W a lk e r an d B u d
Je n k in s , d istu rb in g sch o o l; p le a d
g u ilty ;ju d g e m e n ts u a p e n d e d u p o n : -
p a y m e n t o f co st. ‘
S t a te v s E . B . S m ith , in ju r y to '
p e rso n a l p r o p e r ty ; p lead g u ilt y ;
ju d g e m e n t p a y d a m a g e o f $ 1 5
a n d c o st d u r in g good b e h a v io r fo r j -;
5 y e a r s . '
S ta te v s A le x T u c k e r, a s s a u lt ' ,
w ith d e a d ly w e a p o n ; n o t g u ilty , .
S t a te v s H o w a rd R o th ru c k ; '
h o u se b re a k in g a q d la rc e n y ;p le a d
g u ilt y ; ju d g e m e n t, 5 m o n th s on,
ro ad .
S t a te v s W ill B o w le s, a b a n d o n
m e n t; p le a d g u iiiy r ju iiK c iiio n t - -.-
su sp e n d e d on p a y m e n t o f co .st
S t a te v s R o y C o o p er, d istu rb in g
sc h o o l; p le a d g u ilty ; ju d g e m e n t s
m o n th s on ro ad .
S ta te v s D e w e y S p ry , fa ls e p r e
te n s e ; d e fe n d a n t p lead g u ilt y ; .
ta k e n g o o d s v a lu e le ss th a n $2 0 ,
ju d g e m e n t 6 m o n th s on ro ad . ;
S ta te v s W ill G riffin ) b u rn in g ,
b a rn ; g u ilt y ; ju d g e m e n t to b e
p la c e d in p e n ite n tia ry fo r n o t le s s ;
th a n 5 y e a r s n o r m o re th a n 7 y e a r s ^
a n d 6 m o n th s.
T h e c a se o f S ta te a g a in s t C . E;,-
C la y to n w a s re m o v e d to Y a d k in
C o u n ty fo r tria l, th e jS o lic ito r
fe e lin g p ro b a b ly it w o u l^ b e fair^ v
e r to ta k e tria l to a n o th e r c o u n ty .
I t w ill co m e o ff in F e b r u a r y u n
le ss th e re is a sp e c ia l te rm o f
c o u rt th e re . M r. C la y ton w a s r e
le a se d on a $10 ,0 0 0 bond.
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(By RBV. P, B. FITZWATER, D. D., Teacher of EnsUah Uible in tho Moody Bible InBtltut« oC Chicago.)OopyrlRhW 19S9, WeNtern NewHpnpei Union
LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 10
TEACHINQ THE LAW OF GOD
LESSON-TEXT—Noli.'8:1-1S.GOLDEN TBXT-TcnoU me. O J.ord, the way of thy statutes; aiiil 1 sliii'.l licop It unto tho end.-Ps. .119:33.REKERENCK MATBRIAL,-Deut. C:l-9; Acts 17:1-9,10-15: Col; 1:9-11. rPRIMART.TOPIC-The Joy of Lcftrnlng . .God’s Word.JUNIOR TOPICt How a Wholo City - Heard Qod'a- Word. • •, INTBRMBDrATB AND SENIOR TOPIC ' —The Power of;tho Word of God.■. • TOUNO: PEOPIiE AND ADULT TOPIC ■—Community ;Blblo'Study.
, •' 'It'W ill be, of Interest ana-pront to
, preBeni,'tii|8< lesson as nti Idcnl Sim-
. day ’ Bchool ;cinss :\ ,
I 1. A Model Bible Cla8»''-Cvv. . 1-0).
' t 1. The Eager Assem bly (v. 1). The
people gathered" tliem selves toKether
. and “spake V n W , E zra ’ to lirliig the
ibook.of the Lnw."- It w as not a Hiiit-
. ter ot theO teacher‘ urging the class
' to. com e'together,.but the class with*
. yearning hearts requesting the teacher
to'com e .with: God’s W ord. ‘
'2. The': -Representative, Assembly
(V.. 2). The class .was made, up - pi ■
men, wom en;and ciilW ^n.. The- mèn;
■ .-i-then did not leave thd chn'rcii-golng to’
■ tlie women. Neltlver weré .the children
lefti at home' witli .nurses or to piny
' :'on the streets. God’s W ord should bi
taught to all classes, meif, wSiiicn and
•,chlldreu.
^ 3.. An Appreciative Assem bly (v .'3).
. Their ears„weré atténtlvè from hinrn-
•'-■lng.(.to mlddhyi-- So ’eager were they
'to ¡know ' Go’d's- W ord that they . did
not; get ¿^tlred although the Icssim
' lasted fd r five or sljc hours. There wns
Our Professional Cards i
Dr. LESTER p. MARTIN
AnuouuccA lo thc-peuplu uf Dai'ie-Coun
ty that he hfie movcD hts office ioMock-
ftvillcf N. C. Caila answered day or
night. Night Phone 9; Doy Phone 71.
Dr. R. P. ANDERSON,
DENTIST
Uusidunco I'honu Я7 Ollicc I’hiine GO
Mocks .’ille, N. C.
. Baxter Byerly, M. D.
Orricc Over Drug Store. Officc Phone
.No. 31; Renldence No. 2S.
■ COOLEEMEE, N.C.
DR. W. C. MARTIN
In Connection With Genei-al Practice
Gives Special Attention To Eye, Eni’,
Nose, nnd Throat. AUo Fit Spectacles.
Phone«! Residence 9. Office 71.
Mocicsville, N. C.
GREEN, M.D.
Office at Fork Church
Leave Calls at H. S. Davis'Store
Advance, N. C. Route 2.
, no. puU ingJbf watches In that çlhss,
4.,.Duo-;;^Royerence. Shown . God’s,
W ord ,(yv. *4,j 8).,--When Ezra opened
: the ta w ail thé% cople stood up.; This
■ they did out 'p ï respcct fo r' the holy
■ï^■Jl.l^ooU. The reason' there Is not proper
■ ffè,verence;for, the-BIblè Is that people
if are not tttught -to' believe It Is ,C!od'K
• Word. Reverence In the housé of God
w’lll only be wheii the.Blble Is,regarded
a s :Gód’a véry:’w ord s.,
. 5^JhìB‘y'^^'Joined .Heartliy^^^;^^ . the
' Piàyeriÿfî^iO)'. As E zra led, them In
. prayer tlie' people' Joined heartily-In
; ,saying■,‘‘Anien! A m etjl" bow ing their
fhces tó\;tììè ground. V -
; II. AvMpdèl Bible Teacher (v\’' 7, 8),
HeAStood Up. W here the Peopje
5). The puslllon
' and bearing of the teacher, lias uuicli
tò do w ith the atfenùón and lntere.st
" of th e’ Class. ...
; 2. H e Read - D istinctly (r. 8)..
; Teachers should take portlcuUir heed
to this. Much B ible redding Is gronlly
to the discrédit o f the W ord and the
reader^ A .. •
‘ë. Caused'the People tO'Understand
th e'R ead in g (V .-8). ’Tho.'Supretne/
' business ,of„<{ho;.joacher . Is ,to miiUu
*the Word o id Q ^ ^ o plain,that all, old
and young, understand.
' III. T h e 'impressions Made (vv■.■ 0-
■ 18). .. • ■' -■ V ■
T he effect o|f:,tcacl^ing Gud’s Word
; Is most Importanti In this case It was
¡.very'encouruglngl'.
■ 1. Conviction of Sin (y. O ).The Word
of God brings conviction.of sin (Acts
■ 2:37). It Is aùlcK ond powerrul (Meh.
‘4 :12 ). ' The way to 'get conviction of
; 'sin Is by teaching-the AVord of God,
■ not-by appeailng to the em ollo^ by
telllug'denth-bçd Storlçs.' Thu peoplt-
- had-Tfeal -^tiiTCìfe • f òi\, 'aCv't o ^ ^ tin:-:. ' -
rir. Ё. G. Choate
[DENTIST
COOLEEMEE, N. 0 .,’
Office over Cooleemee D rug Store
P h n n o Q ResidencoJ^o. G4 ' I n o n e s onice No. 33
CLEAN SEED
r WHEAT
We. would advise
you farmers to
clean your seed
wheat thoroughly
or buy clean wheat
then clean your
fields; this winter
build sheds to put
your wheat in be
töre tryingtothresh
or quit the wheat
business.
Hornjohnstone Co.
M a n u f a c t u r e r s o f “ T h a t
Р З .Ж -
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fa r from: God. They h o i oiily h'iid lie-
come ;лургЫ1у and,!,the rich were hi
.th eir .g re e d 'oppfesslhg the pu'tir,,
■but they were perplex'ed' tlirouKb'
.their mixed • inarHiiges.' ,'
■ '..,2. Weeping Turned Into Jo y (vv. 10-
32).' ЛУЬеп sins • hiive been perceived
and confessed 'God would, not have
H is children -to be ¿ad. Continued
mourning will, not atono.^or the sins--
that a r i ijasb It tinflta oiuv for pre.s-
ent tasks-and dishonors a pardonln,'!
God. Besides, joy has a sulutiiry elteci
lipon one’s entire being.
3. Shared Their Blessings With
Others (vv. 10-12). Christianity Is net
. having a-good tim e alone; It Is shar
ing our prosperity with others. Tru!
Joy m anifests Itself In glvliig to ovheri;
Pure religion goes, out to minister ti^
the poor (Jas. 1:2 7 ).
■ 4. The People Obeyed (vv. 13-lS).
in tlielr acquaintance with tho .Scrlii
nires they found tiia t'th e Fonst of
: Tabernacles had been long m’alecteil.
- As soon aa they understood thu Scrlj)
tures they went forth to do as tl-.o.v
had been told. They went to work ¡mil
kept this sacred lenst In a way th:ii
It had not. been kept since the iliiy.'-
of Joshua (v. 17 ). If the Scrlpiur'c.s
were read and made'‘plnln immy
could be found which Imvi- nut 1мч'п
compiled with. In the keejiliiK nf tills
• feast they dwelt In booths, Ит.ч lypl-
fyliig their pilgrim clmruciur nml
bringing to their rumenibraiiee the
days of their wildcjriK'ss journey.
• The Eyeo of Others.
It Is the eyes nf other penjilc thut
fu!n us. If (111 but iiiyaeie wi'ro bllml.
I should neither wunt ii fmi' house
qpr Une furultnre.-—l-'riinlvlln.
7У-G o o d K i n d o t f l o u r .
S H O O T T H -E J O B W O R K IN
Has Your °nd
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Our Fiiulta.
M'e confess .sniall fmilts, !u <inli>r to
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—Rochefoucauld.
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A n 'iv e M o c k s v ille 9 a , m . a n d 5 p . m .
A i’i’iv e W in sto n -S a le m 10 a . m .,a n d 6 p . m ,
G O IN G S O U T H .■ f ; -
L e a v e W in sto n -S a le m 8 a . m . iin d 3 :3 0 p . rn; ;
A r r iv e M o c k s v ille
A r r iv é S a lis b u r y
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Has Ever Been Known Before
No faiTO ti'actor ever offered rnore money value,
or more" work va|ue, than the Foirdson Tractor
at this astounding new low price.
No farm power unit you can possibly, buy wilj
do more fór so little—and no farm, regardless of
size or location can afford to be without a Ford
son Tractor.
P lace y o u r o rd e r n o w — th ere is n o tim e fo r d e lay o r
cottiparison. P ric e alo n e m a k e s y o u r choice th e F o rd s o n .
A fte r th a t, p e rfo rm an ce w ill p ro v e to y o u , a s it h a s to
170,000 o w n e rs , th a t th is lig h t, c o m p a c t F o rd s o n is th e
m o st efficient p o w e r p la n t e v e r h itc h e d to a fa rm -tool.
L e t u s p ro v e it to y o u . W r ite , call o r p h o n o today .'
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g T h e sc h e d u le is c o n v e n ie n t to sp e n d th e d a y in e it h e r c ity
a o r to tr a n s a c t b u s in e ss a lo n g th e Im e. O u r c a r s a r e b ig com -
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NO. 46
N IN E C O U N T IE S B R O U G H L
'B A C K IN T O N O R T H C A R .
Roanoke River Bridge And
Causeway at Williamston
Opened With Exercises
Attended by Governor
“Know North Carolina”
C hariotte Observer.
N o rth C a r o lin a is a w o n d e rfu l
S tite . I t is d iffic u lt e v e n fo r th e
n ative to .c o m p re h e n d th e m a n y
d ive rsified , p o in ts in w h ic h - t h e
State e x c e ls . M a n y r o f 'U S ' - a re
fam iliar w ith a fe w p o in ts in
which N o rth C a r o lin a le a d s, 'b it
fow if a n y o f u s c a n te ll o fffh a n d
nearly a ll o f th e fa p ts t h a t g o
into th e lis t o fjp o in t s in V fa v o r o f
the S ta te . 'T h e iH e iit h '; B u lle tin ,
published b y th e N o rth : C a ro lin a
State B o a rd o f H e a lih i^ p rin ts a
list, w h ic h is m a r e e x t e n s iv e a iid
com prehen si.yc p e r h a p s th a n a n y
h ereto fo re p u b lish e d . A s k in g t ';e
question o f N o rth C a ro lin ia n s;
“ Did it e v e r o c c u r tb y o u ? ” - T h e
Bulletin g iv e s th is lis t o f fa ',t s
about N o rth C a ro lin a : ’
T iia t th e S t a t e is s p e n d in g $50 ,-,
000,000 in tw o :: y e a r s 'o n ju b ic
h ig h w ays b e sid e s'jw H a t'th e coun--
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tr a v e l w ith e x e r c is e s h e re to d ay ,
àtteh d ëjd b ÿ th e g o v e rn o r, s ta te
h ig h w a y co m m issio n , h a lf a h iin d
re d o th e rs sta te -w id e p ro m in en ce
a n d fu lly s e v e n th o u sa n d p eo p le
o f th e -su rro u n d in g c c u n try .
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w a y a n d b rid g e co n stru ctio .'î, b e
g u n b a c k in M a rc h , 19 19 , an d
c o s tin g $350 ,0 0 0 m a k e s h e x t d c o r
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th e s a m e o b je c tiv e fro m W illia m s
ton th a t fo rm e r ly re q u ire d a d a y ’ a
jo u r n e y . N in e c o u n tie s th a t had
b e e n g o in g fo V ir g in ia b e cau se
the'y c o u ld n ’ t g e t in to N o rth
C a ro lin a ca n n o w com e so u th an d
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c ity b u ild in g can ^be s h ifte d fro m
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p le g e ta c q u a in te d an d fo jk s sh co k
iia iid s w h 'o ,h ad n ’ t seen e a c h o th e r
fo r a g e s , 80 to sp e a k . A t r ip o v e r
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t e r n o o n 'm a d e 'u p th è d a y s p ro
g r a m . P e te M u rp h y , o f S a lis
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Carolina c a rlo a d s o f f r u l b an d
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T h a t w e h a v e th e la r g e s t d en im
m ill in th e w o rld . ' '
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h ig h e s t -m o u n tain e a s t o f tl e
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m e a s u re it s o w n acco m p lish m e n ts,} a n d . r ig h t h e re is w h e re the,
b e a u ty o f it co m es in fo r its s h a r e ..-;jiio ;re a l liv e b o y o r g ir l, w ith
th e le a s t , ta le n t; ca n lis te n -to. th e se re c o rd s ; o f th e ; w o rid ’s fin e ^
tir tis ts a n d n o t fe e l a . b u rn in g d e s ir e tP -ta k e p a r t in- so m e su c h
a ccp riip lish m en t.: I t is: y o u th fu U d is p o s itio n ;. and_ i f th is d esire.' ,|s
sa tisfie d a t th e r ig h t tim e , w e r h a y 'o ft e n h a v e a "hom e b a n d th a t
in tim e i s n e a r ly l,ho. e q u a l o f th e с а п п е а " v o ic e o f llie fin est.,'
i M y a t y
T h e M o rg a n to n N e w s-H e ra ld
I’e c e n tjy c a rrie d , a n e d ito ria l on
th e h o m e to w n th a t h a s a ttr a c t
ed a go o d d e a l'o f in te re st on a c
co u n t o f its re a l w o rth . H e re it
is :'.
“ M y c ity is t h e p la c e w h e re
m y h o m e is fo u n d ed , w h e re m y
b u sin e ss is lo cated , w h p re m y
v o te is c a s t, w h e r e m y c h ild re n
a rc e d u c a te d , w h e re m y n e ig h
b o rs d w e ll, a n d w h e re m y life - is
c h ie fly liv e d . * _ ,
“ I h a v e ch o sen it a f t e r d u e
c o n sid e ra tio n a m o n g :a ll th è c itie s
o f tlie e a r t h ,'' I t is th e hom p sp p t
fo r m e.
‘ M y c itv h a s a ,.r ig h t-to m y
c iv ic lo y a lty . I t su p p o rts m e a n d
I m u st s u p p o rt it.
“ M y c ity w a n ts m y citiz e n sh ip ,
n o t p a rtisa n s h ip ; frie n d lin e ss ,n o t-
ofT ish ess;.::co .-o p eratio n ,n o t d is-
lin a is th o la r g e s t d is t r ib u t in g 's e n s io n ; s y m p t h y , n o t c ritic is m ;
c e n te r o f h y d ro -e le c tric p o w e r in jm y in telh ’g e n t su p p o rt,> n p tin tlif-
th e w o rld . . . ife re n c e .
T h a t N o rth C a ro h n a is JJ.o ^ “ M y .c ity su p p lie s m e w ith la w
p e r c e n t n ativ e^ sto ck i ‘ . , .; o rd er,-- tra d e * '.frie n d s ,-e d u c a -
T h a t N o rth "C a r o lin a - h a s th o m o ral?, re c re a tio n , a n d th e
Brain Ánd Brawn
(R utherfordton Sun)
D id y o u e y e r sto p to th in k o f
th e d iffe re n c e b e tw e e n th e . p e r
son w h o u s e s h is b ra in a n d th e
o n e w h o u se s h is bravyn o r m u s
c le ? W ell, th e re -is a w o rld ; -.of
d iffe re n c e lin ' su ch ■- fo lk s .;. T h e
m an w h o u se s h is b ra in is a le a d -
t r w h ile th e m an o f b ra w n is a
fo llo w e r; T h e ib ig c o n tra c to r w h o
la n d s th e jo b and:; m a k e s th o u sr
a n d s o u t o f th e d e a l u se s h is b ra in
w h ile th e .a v e r a g e : la b o re r u se s
h is b ra w n - and: m a k e a m e ^ e r
liv in g ., b n e^ rfa rtn er.u ses,h is b ra in
S O W S '-'O lo v e r,i.p e a s,'a lfa lfa ;.e tc .i
an d im p ro v e s J i i s lan d an d - r a is e s
n io re on . fe w e r a c re s w ith le ss
w p rk w h ile th e fa r m e r w h o n e y e r
th in k s," ' w orics- : h im s e lf to :d e a th
and^ d ie s in- th e c o u n ty home;;-: T h e
p re sid e n t o f a-g re a 't b a n k in g ih -
stij:u tio n d ra w s^ h is th o u sa n d s b e
c a u se h e a h in k s a n d p la n s fo r th e '
b e tte rm e n t o f h ii in stitu tio n ,
w h ile th e ja n it o r o f rthe s a m e o r-
g a n iz p tio u r a r e ly e v e r 'th in k s
a n d m a k e s a b a r e liv in g .' ■ T h e
s a m e j s tru e o f m o at b ig c o rp o ra
tio n s' a n d in d u strie s.
-H e n r y F o rd -'an d J h o n ia s . E d i-
-thfeiribnun: m u ch . . B o thand know,nroll;.ov<?v.
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Attractive Program for, Event
at Lexington'Sept,' 26-29'.
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asrii i3 ;r e à c h in g 'a -h igh - p itc h tin
a r r a n g o n ie n t s ':'fo r f th ó *D à'vid son
c c u tity ce n te n riia lj w h ic h 'w ill:'b e
field iri c o n n e c iiófi^ w ith th è coTin'-,
ty fa ir ,'S e p te m b e r ; 2 6 -2 9 .' M rs'.
V m ith 'V a n d e rb ilt a n d -D r.' J . ‘Y .
J o y n e r w ill tifi t w o ,o f't h e h ead -:
lin "ei;f.^ ,a?j'I,ap eakin g‘: attractio n s.^
D r.iA r c h ib ’a ld 'H e n d e rio n ,.-o f;/th e
ii?iiveraity,i{> xp ‘òcl's to-tìe heroV if.
p o a ib b ,- w h iley ^ o th er -n o ta b le s
rtill'a :lsó 'b e pres'ent'.V;- y '
^ S p a c e h a s a l'v e a d y been a rra n g -;
eJi^ fo r a 'la r g e .in d u s t r ia l e x p o si
t io n w h ic h w ill s e t fo rth in "'fit-,
tirig .i'-m ah n er w h a t '-th e co u n ty
m a n u fa c tu re rs . T h e fa ir e x h ib its
w ill sh o w -th e a g iiic u itu ra l sid e . ;
A g r e a t , ce n te n n ia l ■ p a ra d e is
b e in g a rra n g e d fo f-th o .’ op en in g,
.d ay a t: 10 :3 0 o ’clb ck . -S ix p'r e ig h t
o f th e la r g e r sch o o ls jof th e coun-:
ty , in c lu d in g ii th e C on solidated
s c h c o ls - h a v e a lre a d y ' b e g u n a r-
I'jn g iiig flo a t s ;'. T h ere,^ v ilb be: a
la r g e r n u m b e r o f 'in d u 3ti’ia l . an,d
c iv ic : flo a ts - fro m L e x in g to n .
T h o m a sv ille e x p e c ts-lo h a v e 'o n a
flo a t r th e:- la r g e s t ch air. : In ^ ilh é
w ò rld ,\w h ic h is n o w b e in g j’c ^
p le te d in a fa c t o r y th e re , an d w ill
a lso fu r n is h sc h o o l.a n d in d u s tria l
flo ats.' . -:
! 'T h e b ig g e s t: Ju n io r p a ra d e - in
th e c o u n ty is b e in g p la n n ed a s a
p a r t o f th e p ro c essio n ; ' A le tte r
is ' b ein g- a d d re sse d : to p a c h -o f'th e
1 ,5 5 2 : ju n io is o f th e co u n ty a n d
th o s d , in c h a rg e o f this= p a r t o f
th e _ p rò g ra m fe e l'a g s u r e d . th a t a t
le a s t h a lf t h e n u rn b er w ill b e a c
tu a l m a rc h e rs.
T h e B o y S c o u ts 'o f th'e c o u n ty
w ill o'ccu p y a la r g e ’^section w h ile
it is p ro b a b le ; th a t 'm ore th a n tw o
th o u sa n d scli'pol c h ild re n w ill a lso
m a rc h in lin e .' V ' • , -
Iti.is to b e a hi»m è-cpm in g w e e k
fo r a li w h o w d ro bo rn in t h e é o u n i
t y , o r w h o h a v e e v e r liv e d h e re ,
a n d th o u sa n d s o f le tte rs are« b e i
in g s e n t th ro u g h o u t th e U n ite d
S ta te s , - in v itin g ' a l l ,- o f th e m "tp
cd m e=an d jo in in th e celeb ratio n ."
A d v e r tis e m e n ts . a r e ;; a ls o ' b e in «
p la c e d in p ap er.s; in n earb y-^ cities
w h e re m a n y i D a v id s o n ia n s tliv e ,;
c a llin g , th e ir a'tten tion to t h e cen -
te n n ia l e v e n t. - .
T h e seco n d day, w ill b e T h o m
a s v ille ' d a y , a n d a c o m m ittee fro m
th a t c ity w ill fu r n is h a^ sp e ak er,"
a n d a r r a n g e o th e r s p e c ia l e v e n ts
fo r th e d a y .
T h e th ird d a y w ill b e . L e x in g
to n : d a y , • a n d D r. - J . -Y . Jo y n e r
Will b e th 'eT sp eak er. :' H e is a n a
t iv e o f .D a v id s o n c o u n ty .: -
T h e fo u r t h '- d a y w ill b e .liv c r
sto c k d a y ; a n d \v ill p ro b a b ly h e
fe a tu r e d b y th e , o / g a n iz a tio n . o f
a n a sso c ia tio n o f b u sin e ss m en tb
p ro m o te "th e fu t u r t o f liv e s to c k
in d u s tr y in .th e cou n ty.'. -,
/rhe champion horseshoe pitch
er of the state, E'. D ., Ja r r e tt,- of
Thotnasville, will be in charge of
a county horseshoe pitching,,con:
test. . - '
• A '- p riz e w ill b e g iv e n fo r ; th è
m o s t . fr e c k le d fa cp - b o y ,,a n d ;a
riuriiber: o f oth er, u n iq u e s tu n ts
a r e b e in g a rra n g e d . . -
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c ro w d o f 30 ,000 p eo p leassem b led :^ :> i;'/‘ 'iA
a t t h e 'R u t la n d 'fá ir ' gfóu'n d á
a fte rn o o n ," a fly in g eircueV .'fttftii'-'"
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in to a tr a g e d y , -four'.participa'nrsj^j^^^^^^
m e e tin g ., th e ir d eath .,'.-,A ii
p ja n e 'c r a s h e d .fro m 'a .-h e ig h t
2,0 0 0 fe e t,c a r r y iiig to th e ir;d fe a t*i^ -h :S
,th e‘ pilo't,- m ech 'an ic''an d a p a s3 é n ;¿ ií^ ^
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naut', lé á p iñ g tr o m á b a ljo o ñ -lT B Q O jiíísí,^ “
fe e t,in th e a ii*,.w a s kill,ed’-‘ w h e ^ ^ ' . f ''
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th e c o u n tr y ' a s 'V 4 h e i flyirig.'t>^i;.^;^^
s o n ’ ’, p ilo t o f th e a ir p la n e ;''
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o ga,, N ; Y .r p á s s e n g e r w ith 'M a y ^ 5 j|j-^ ^
n a rd [M e c h a n ic C h a rle s M io n o t t e V ^ ^ fe
o f^ Ia tts b u r g y - N .' Y .,-,a n d
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a e ro n a u t.-''
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tw o •' c o m p a n io n s c ra sh e d Л
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a n d fe ll, to th e earth ..; ;' ■ * '..'/.Чу,- ^
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M a y n a rd 'c o m p rise d th e p e r s o n i ^ l f - ®
o f !a -V F lyin g C ircu s?.4 h a t h a a { e '^ ^
to rta in e d la r g e c ro w d s ¡d a ily : fo r,^
a .;w e e k w ith s tu n t ’ fly in g ;
u p t o d a y a s p a s s e n g e r s .'. B p tn ,‘«|i^
w e r ft-in B ta n tly 'k ille d r -.'''T --';;;t'';^ S ^
'T h e th r e e a v ia to rs , u e in jf M a y í I 'í
n a rd .'s m a h in e , toók'-'oíF th ^ fie ld w tp
a t 1 o ’ clo c k fo r- a n e x h ib ¡t¡'p n »¿!.^l
flig h t.' T h e y h a d .p e rfo rm e d sev^j'J ^
e r a l - o f . 'th e . s tiin ts on ■théir-,pro-'¡á|^
g r a m w h e n : a t art a ltitu d e o f,2('0рО‘|й_^
fe e t U e u t e n a n t M a y n a rd trie d -to j ^
ta il r s p i" ., ■ ap p ajren tly' b e li é y i n g í
t lia t 'h e w a s a t;á "g ‘ré a te r a l t i t u íé b l
T h e p la n e r e fu s e d to re s p p n d ¡a ñ a
f d l in to a, n o se d l v e ,. ¡a n d in ^ 'in '’
c q 'r n fie ld a t th e -e d g e o f ' t h ^ f a ir ^ ji ^ ^
g r o u rid sjia m a s s'o f^ w re c k a g e ^ ‘j ^ % ' ^
‘G o v e rn o r H a rtn e s s a n d . 's t a ff
w b re a m o n g t h o ' c ro w d , w h i^ "'|,?‘' f
w a s .th e. la r g e s t in th e h isto ry-
th e fa ir.= T h e b o d y o f L ie u te n a n t
M a y n a rd w a s s e n t to d a y to h is
h o m e a t К е гг,'Т Я . С .- T h e lo c a l
p o s t o f th e A m e ric a n L e g io n to o k :
c h a r g fr o _ fth e a rra n g e m e n ts a n d
e sc o rte d ith e c a s k e t to th e tra in s
■ jL ie u te ria rit M a v n a rd w a a b o rn 4 ‘j;-
a t M o rv e ri, A n so n c o u n ty . N o rth
C a r o lin a ,'S e p te m b e r 28, 18 9 2 , th e
so n o f D r ; a n d M ra. A . A . M a y v d -^
n a rd . H e a tte n d e d th e U n i v e r - ^ ^ .
s it y o f N o rth C a ro lin a a n d W a k e ír
C o r e s t c o lle g e . ..
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g r e a tc iv iliz e d w orld.- B o th ;a rp :
b e n e fa c to r s o f m a n k in d ..,
T h e m a jo rity o f p eo p le n e v e r.
th in k . T h e y ,a r e m e n ta lly la z y .
M o st o f tis w o u ld ch a n g e :o u r:w a y ■
o f d o in g if-'w e o n ce sto p p e d : arid
to o k o n e:so leriin th o u g h t p f pur,
s e lv e s . / ,W e ca n th in k ,o u rse}y.es
in to , su c c e ss, h a p p in e ss o r u s o fu l;
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h e h a d 'arri.ved . a t S a lis b u ry .'in ?
g o o d s h a p e . T h e fr a c tu r e to h is',,;ir^
a n k le w ill k e e p th e senator--, c o n ;
fin ed to h is.h o m e fo r so m e t im e ,','
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B e in g a t th e fo o t o f th e
Death of Mr. H, L. Aus
tin at Mebane.
P e r h a p s th e d e a th o f o ld Jo h n
B a r le y c o r n , ; a n d th e r e s tric tio n
o n n a rc o tic s, a c c o u n ts fo r m u ch
o f th e p re o f o f p r e s e n t d a y s p ir
itu a lis m , G iv e th e w o rld tim e to
ig aiti a s t e a d y n e r v e a n d w ith al-
x o h o lic a n d n a rc o tic s tim u la n t*
o u t o f o u r b lo o d w e w ill o n ce
■m ore fa ll b a c k o n t h e 'o ld tim e
■ re lig io n a n d r e jo ic e fu lly in th e
w h o le th in g , v w ith o u t a n y n e w
a d d itio n s w h a ts o e v e r . , -
n o r a h u m ,o f a b e e tle .
DANIEL. BOO N E AT M O N TREAT.
A t M o n tre a t on th e a s s e m b ly
B lu e g ro u n d s n e a r th e g r e a t A n d e rso n
R id g e m o u n ta in s -w h e r e th e o u t- A u d ito riu m , a m a g n ific e n t s tru c -
ly i g s p u r i o f t h is .r a n g e c a n -b e tu r e s e a tin g 2400 p eo p le b u ilt en -
e a s ily se e n a n d h a v in g th e w a te r tir e ly o u t b f ro c k fr o m th e w a te r
sh ed o r a la r g e p a r t o f th e w a te r- w o rn ro c k in th e b ed o f th e
sh e d o f t w o T iv e r s in th e “ F o r k s ” m o u n ta in s tre a m h a rd b y ,' I s a w
it h a s b e en fu ll o f in te r e s t to th e a r d s tic m em oirial a n d in it s e t a
s tu d e n t o f th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f ta b le t o f B o o n e th e b a c k w b o d s -
s t a t J. • " ’ ■ m an . A b e a u tifu l: U . S . F la g w a s
P L A Y G RO U N D S A N D M O U N TAIN S fly in g o v e r It. I le a rn e d th a t th is
A SSE M B L IE S. ta b le t w a s p la c e d h e re o n a n old
ive«;eiiu y viii a «1, I “ d ia n tr a il w h ic h p a s se s N iirtli
w e e k s th ro u e h W e ste rn C a r o lin a an d S o iith le a d in g in to th e W t^ta^ were conducted b y
w a s re m in d e d o f th is im port-* “f . R e v . W . L . S h e p rill a s s is te d b y
a n c e b y s e e in g a ta b le t in th e ed to h a v e b e en th e tr a il fo llo w e d j p o f S a lis b iir v
m o u n ta in s n o t f a r fro m o n e o f h y B o o n e y h e n h e 'v is it e d M r. A u stin w a s s ix t y fiv e y e a r s
th e 'o ld -h isto ric In d ia n t r a ils , o f a g e H e w a s a m e m b e r o f th e
T h is t a b le t w a s e re c te d in h o n o r t «n M e th o d ist C h u rc h a t M e b a n e . H e
o f: D a n ie l B o o n e .a n d in a n o th e r th e . B o o n e T r a il H ig h w a y a p d ^ . . c o in irm a n
ta b le t on th e s a m e r u s tic s e ttin g p le a s in g in hi^ m a n h e r a n d a
C h ristia n g e n tle m a n .
M r. A u stin is s u r v iv e d b y h is
w ife , w h o p r io r to h e r h ia rr ia g e
M is s A f lie A tk in so n , o f
O u r to w n w a s g r ie v e d F r id a y
m o rn in g w h e n n e w s p f th è d e a th
o f M r. H . L . A u stin re a c h e d h e re ;
M r. A u stin w a s s tric k e n w ith
p a r a ly s is s c e r a i w e e k s Iig o an d
lin g ered * u n til la s t T h u r s d a y
W h ile little h o p e fo r h is re c o v e r y
liv as e n te rta in e d h is p a s s in g w a s
q u ite a sh o c k .
T h e b o d y w a s b ro u g h t h e re
F r id a y 'a n d in te rre d a t th e R o s e
c e m e te rv . T h e fu n e r a l a n d b u r
We^ are now in our new
_ building adjoining the
M e r c h a nts Wholesale
Grocery Co. We cordi
ally invite you to come
in and inspect, our fine of
hardware. / .
MOCKSVILLE HARDWARE CO
i
A ss o c ia tio n . N I t
w a s re c o u n te d th e d is ta n c e fro m u n v e ile d t h is s u m m e r w ith co n -
th e “ F o r k s o f th e Y a d k in ” w h ^ re s id e ra b Je e x e r c is e s . ^
B o o n e, s t a r t e d o u t fro n i in h is I ” n e x t I s h a ll te ll a b o u t
¡.w e stw a rd jo u r n e y s .
S o m e o f th é m e m b e rs o f th e
•L a b o r U n io n s w h o fo u g h t th é
d e m o c ra tic p a r t y a n d th e . W ilso n
p o lic ie s ' 60 v ig o r o u s ly so m e ' tim b
,.ago a r e b e g in n in g to fin d o u t th a t
a re p u b lic a n a d m in is tra tio n 4 s
n o t fe e d in g ’th e m ~ e x a c t]y lik e à
y o u n g fciid is a c c u sto m e d to ta k é
h is m e a ls. : T r u ly , w e th in k th e i
c a n n o w s a y th a t w e h a v e g o n e
b a c k to th e “ go o d old d a y s o f
W illia m ^ M c K trte ly r* ’— s o - f a r - a s
t h e y 'a r e c o n ce rn e d .
In th is , t r i p l i v ^ it e d th e su m
th e se o ld In d ia n t r a ils w h ic h p a s-
,.|s e d th ro u g h th e “ F o r k s o f th e
w a s
D a v ie c o u n ty , o n e so n , F r a n c is
a s s e m b ly g ro u n d s a t a num .- Y a d k in ’ ^ id e n tifie d fro m an old A u stin , o f M e b a n e , a n d tw o s is
te rs, M rs, M .‘ E , K e lly a n d 'M is s
iJa n ie A u s tin , o f S a lis b u r y .
A m o n g th o se a tte n d in g th e
fu n e ra l fro m o u t o f to w n b e sid e s
th e fa m ily w e r e : , M r s . • M . E .
K e lly a n d M iss Ja n ie A u stin ,
H e n r y K e lly a n d . fa m ily , o f T a y
lo rsv ille ! M rs. R . M . P a y n á . M rs,
m e r aacciiiuij л ,, -r-
b e r o f p o in ts a n d fo u n d th e fin e s t m a p o f th e In d ia n tr a ils o f M
c r o w d O f fo lk s in A m e ric a . H a n d u J !
p ic k e d C h r is tia n m e n a n d w o m e n 17 6 0 a n d w h ic h .w a s re c e n tly
w h o p r e fe r to sp e n d th e ir v a c a - o t u r k v
tion in le a r n in g th e th in g s a b o u t - - Qu i r k t ,
G od a n d h is p la n o f re d e e tn in g
th'^ w o rld th a n g a liv a n tin g a r o u n d D a v i e S. S. A s S O C i a t i o n M isse s M a ry a n d E lv a K e lly , M r.
fro m o n e re so .v ito a n o th e r s p e n d - т A f f a n i i p r l -John K e lly , o f S a lis b u r y ; M r.
in g th e tim e in a fr o lic w h ic h is L a r g e 5^
w e a ris o m e to th e b o d y a n d d e - ------------------------—------------------------------
g e n e r a tin g to th e so u l a n d le a v e T h e S u n d a y S c h o o l A sso c ia tio n Q . C . M itc h e ll,'.M rs. A d a A tk in -
th e w h o le m a ii worse o ff -th a n o f D a v ie C o u n ty w h ic h w a s or» d a u g h te r ; 'M is s F .o r a
w h e n h e w e n t a w a y on a v a c a - g a n iz e d a b o u t a y e a r a g o m e t £\t L e a k e a n d M r. T ; J . B y e r ly , o f
tio n , ' ' th e M e th o d ist C h u rc h in CoQ lee- ■W in ston -Salem ; M r. a n d M rs.
C A M P B E L L M O R G A N A T M O N T R E A T m ee la s t S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d a y . M c A llis te r a n d son , M rs. S a llie
л А о n f hiirVi 4n n f4 in th is L u c k ie B a k e r , R e y . a n d M rs, J ,
trip w a s th e^ W eek a t M o n tre a t e rin te n d e n t o f th e S ta te S u n ^ w r p . K ir k , o f S a lis b u r y ; a n d M r. t .ip w a s t h e 'w e e k a t M o n tre a c j.fg .WCU) bite C*W ^ V 1 A •
h e a r in g th a t g r e a t L o n d o n p re a c h S ch o o l A sso c ia tio n ,
e r g iv e h is e x p o sito ry le c tu re s on w h o le m e e im g . H e is a
(h e b ib le , S o u n d -in d o c trin e in w o n d e rfu l s p e a k e r H e h e ld th e
th e d eep th in g s o f th e W o rd th is a tte n tio r. o f b is a u d ie n c e to th e
m a r t ^ g h r t h e - p i;o i,lr w h o - c a m c r - v & - y _ №
w ith h is in te re s t an d e n th u sia sm .
G A N A , R T . 1 N E W S
I t is p o o r p o lic y e v e n fo r a re
p u b lic a n s e n a te to p u t a ta r iff on
a n y th in g .th at g o e s in 'o th e m a k e
u p o f n e w s p a p e rs, m a g a z in e s,
b o o k s arid p a m p le ts. fo r \v h o e v e r
ideals ,in th is v e r y n e c e s sa ry lin e
o f w o rk , h a s a h a rd vim e to m a k e
e n d s,.m e e t, a t best', a n d a t th e
s a m e tim e k e e p re a d in g m a tte i
d o w n iri re a c h o f th e m a s se s wh>
sta n d so m u ch in n eed o f it. T h e
life o f o u r civ iliz a tio n d e p e n d s oi
o u r I’e a d in g m a tte r, an d on k eep -
in g ^ t h e b e st in r e a c h o f a ll c la s
se s. T h e r e c a n b e n o ig n o raiici
■w here good re a d in g is a v a ila b le ,
a n d n o n e w ill d isp u te th a t ijinor-
'a n c e is the^ m o st fo rm id a b le fee
o f a n y n atio n . W h a te v e r else
w e t a x , le t u s k e e p fo od , fu e l and
r e a d in g m a tte r in re a c h o f all
c la s se s . P la c e goo d b o oks dow.n
w h e re e v e r y h o m e m a y h a v e an
a m p le lib r a r y a n d a d e c a d e w ill
s e e c h a n g e s th a t m a k e th e m ost
o p tim istic d re a m e r p u t a s id e h is
■ 'd r e a m s fo r th e ^m cre glo rio u s
I'e a lity .
€ h !c k M T o ;a a t r a T r r ig iit “ TOa
M iss D a is y M a g e e , C h ild re n ’ s in o rd e r in c u r c o m m u n ity. M es-
D iv isio n S u p e rin te n d e n t o f th e s rs . R o y a n d M a c y L a n g s to n an d
S ta te A sso c ia tio n , w a s a sp le n d id A . W . F e re b e e g a v e o n e th e p a s t
s p e a k e r. , H e r ta lk s p ro v o k e d w e e k .
H ow good it w a s to read the * " “ ch th o u g h t. M iss N a n n ie L a k e y ,' w h o h a d
book' o f n a tu r e ” w h ic h w a s T h e r e w e re p re se n t d u rin g th is h e r to n sils re m o v e d a't L o n g s
w id e o p en a ll aro u n d us w hile a sso c ia tio n : 4 M in iste rs, 8 S . S , S a n a to riu m a t' S ta te s v ille la s t
th a t o th e r B o o k w a s b e in g o p en - S u p e r in t e n d e n t a n d 60 T e a c h -
T h en . th e re w a s th e « s - S u n d a y S c h o o ls w e re re -
n m u ltitu d e s to h e a rih im . M i’,
M o rg a n is d o u b tle ss th e g r e a te s t
e x p o sito ry p r e a c h e r o f to d a y an d
isrm o st th o u g h t-p ro v o k in g in h is
le c tu re s.
e d to u s . . J.11C11. tiic tc >vao . I I • 1
la k e w it h 'it s p u re .m o u n ta in w a t- p re se n te d th o se b e in g C o o leem ee
e r - m o s t e x h ile ra tin g w a s th e ‘
d a ily d ip th e re .
T H E M O U N T M IT C H E LL RO A D .
T h is ro ad to th e “ top
M . E . : B a p .; -P res, an d E p is .
B e th e l M . P ., C e n te r M . P ., Je r u
sa le m B a p . ; L ib e r ty M . E , ; . E a t -
,o n ’s B ap ,.; M o c k sv ille B a p . an d
o f th e ( E . C o n co rd M . E , ; F o r k B a p .
w e e k , is g e ttih g a lo n g n ic e ly , w e
[a re g la d to n o te,
M rs. R . H . H a y e s , o f P itts -
boro, is sp e n d in g so m e tim e
We’re Singing- The Praise of Jones &
Gentry Good Home Made and Big 4 Shoes
They aré tlie Two best Work Shoes that
has ever been made or worn..
YOU WANT TO SEE THEM
They are of the best leather that can be
made and as near WATERPROOF as can
be made of leather
We have a good home made shoe for
Men at . $3,50
Jones & Gentry
‘The Shoe Men”
447 Trade St.Winston-Salem, N. C.
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th e h o m e o f h e r b ro th e r, I. G .
R o b e rts,'
M r. a n d M rs. J . D . p o lle tte
arid little d a u g h te r, Jo s é p h in e ,
. T A 'n e m a IS fil- .^ „ ^ E p i..,.; Ija m e s B a p .; B e th le - a n d M 'r. J . W . C o lle tte a n d d a u g h -
ed w ith tra ffic c o n sta n tly . I t is ^ g . ; A d v a n c e .M. E . T h e ............................... '
s t a t e S^unday
m i-e s-o i It IS c o n tin u a lly in d a n g - ^^ork w a s $ 7 5 .3 0 .
e r o f w a sh in g . F ro m a p e a k I ^ h e fo llo w in g C o u n ty O fficers
w a tc h e d th e a u to m o b ile s g o u p ^jg^ ^ ed : ' P re s:d e i\ t. T , I.
in th e m o rn in g a n d co m e b a c k in y ic ^ - P r e s id e n t , J ; H .
th e a ft e r n o o n ,-c r a w lin g u p th e R u tle d g e , S e c r e ta r y , M iss M a ry
m o u n ta in s id e s u n til th e su m m it g ^ e r h a r d t
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W e f a il to s e e w h et ein th e rt il-
iM ad sh o p m en could h a v e a le g iti
m a te re a so n fo r th e ir o b jectio n
'U n ite d S ta te s G o v e rn i/ie n t r e
s t r a in in g th em fro m d istu rb in p
,o r in t e r fe r in g in a n y w a y w ith
th e p ro p e rty o f th e railro ad ^
^ f in d in g th e t tr ik e , T h e y aeem
» » s re a c h e d . I t w ill p a j s th e T o w n s h ip P r e s id e n ts :
.isilor for the ride andtte dollar j / Hendricks,
S h a d y / G ro v e , VV. G . S h e r m e r,
te r. M iss M in n ie', w e r e th e g u e s ts
o f M r. ■ a n d ,M rs. E . W . H a rp e ,
S u n d a y . *
M iss E v o la W h ite , o f W in sto n -
S a le m a c c o m p a n ie d b y so m e
fr ie n d s ,' s p e n t S a tu rd a y n ig h t
w ith h e r p a re n ts, M r. a n d M rs.
J . N . W h ite .
Pure Guernsey milk from tubercular test'
ed registered cows, delijered anywhere in
Mocksville at 12Y2C a quart. Guernsey milk
is diiferent. A premium of 10c per gallon
is paid for Guernsey milk in Washington,
D, C. The public is invited to inspect our
sanitary Dairy. \
TWIN BROOK FARMS,
SANFORD & CARTNER
linnilinilllBüllNilllBIIIIBIIIII
a h e ad to p a s s -th o b ig g a te s a t
M t. M itc h e ll sta tio n to g e t u p on
th e to p o f th is g r e a t p e a k an d
se e p e a k s o n p e a k s p ilin g u p in
th e d is ta n c e o r c a tc h a g lim p se
o f th e 'w o n d e r fu l g lo r y o f a m orn
in g s u n r is e a n d th e ray.s o f th e
g r e a t k in g o f d a y la v s g r e a t b a rs
■ Q iJig h t on a m o lten r e a o f go ld .
P u lto n , F , M . C a r te r .
Je r u s a le m , P . R . D a v is .
F a r m in g to n , W .-E . K e n n e n .
C la r k s v ille , C . S . E a to n .
C a la h a ln ; B , P . G a r r e t t e .,
T h e n e x t A sso c ia tio n w ill b e
th e M o c k s v ille B a p tis t
M o ck ,s-l. M r, a n d M ra , R . L . B o g e r an d
d a u g h 'e r . M iss A g n e s , a n d M r.
a n d M rs. U . L . B o g e r m o to red to
S a lis b u r y S u n d a y . M iss D o ra
B o g e r re tu rn e d h o m e w ith th em
a f t e r s p e n d in g th e p a s t w e e k .
M a s te r F r a n k lin a n d Ja m e s
C lo d fe lte r a n d ' th e ir frie n d ,
H e n r y , C re a s m a n , r e u r e i to
t h e ir h o m e in A à h e v il e S a tu rd a y
a f t e r s p e n d in g so m e tim e w ith
a iJh t ;“ M r s T M a g g ie ,L a n ^ 'B la c k p e a k s p eep u p in th e clo u d - ^ _ ^ e i r
se a lik e is k n d s in th e o c e an . T h e n e w h o m e o f M rs; Y a t e s is sto n .
T h en th e re is th e sile n c e o f th e p r o g r e s s in g n ic e ly . L o o k s a s i f
p e a k . N o t a so u n d is h o a rd a t it w ill soon h e r e a d y fo r o cc u p an -
h ig h t. .N o t a c h irp o f a c r ic k e t jc / i . | e d ,a t th e la t t e - 'a b ro th e r, M iv W .
M r. a n d 'M r s . N . H . C o lle tte
p d little d a u g h or, R u b y , v lsit-
F . F e re b e e , o f P in o S u n d a y .
M iss A n n ie L a u r ie E t c h is o n ,o f
C a n a , w a s th e S u n d a y g u e s t o f
^ i s s M a ry B e lle L a th a m .
M r. C . M . C o lle tte s p e n t S u n
d ay- -w ith h is s is te r , M rs. J . C .
H a rp e , o f P in o ,
N o t ic e !':
N orth Garolina
D ftiie County,
¡4. V. ate\íart
: VH ,
-Jr.D“ D iidffiûir
, Xn Superior Court
Boforo
A . Ï , G rant, C.S.C.
"N otrcSlT
P. W . Lugie and w ife Fannie Liiglo . ■ „
The dofendant J . b . Dcdmoi) abovbd
nam ed w ill take notice tliat iin actidn
entittiid HH above hua been'com m enced
ini the Superior Court of U aviu County, j f If;
N. C ., to foreclose a m ortgage
tfiveii to him b.y P . W .4 /a g le anil wifu
and assigned by him to the plaintiff;
and tho said dofendant J . D . Dedmon
w ill further take notice th a t ho is re
quired , to appear before A . T. Grant
Clerk of Superior C ourt o f Davie Couk-
ty a t the courthouse in M ocksville, N,C‘.
on October 10th 1922 and-answer or de
m ur -to the •cbmpiaint- in-said oction
w hich has been filled in said.cause or
tho piain tiff wiU apply to the court /ir
tho'rcliel'dom im ded in said complaint-
i' This SoptoTnbeivl.:;i?22,
■„A. T. G ra n t,'¿lu rk Superior Court
r~ A H -p e o p le -in te re ste d '-ip -th e -o ld _
L u th e r a n g r a y e y a r d ja t 'Je ru sa le m
a r e a sk ß d tò m é e t 'ïh ü r s d a y 2 Ы
a t e i^ h t о ’ clò clc to h é lp cle an it
J . ÿ , C lic k .
HOPE FOR MRS. tlARDING’S
RECOVERY IS ENTERTAINEÖ
i * a g e T h f e é
Her Condicionas Süll Consid- Proposition Will Not Be Made t i o ï o î S r K ?hL Îàtta^cSthe !
v e r a c ity о:
id. Critical. PrpBident-----PublicJUnÜl-Final-Seei
Seems to be Standing it
As well As Could Be
Expected.
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W a s h in g to n S e p t. 1 1 , - T e n s io n
a t th e W h ite H o u se o v e r th e
n eas o f M r s . H a r d in g w a s r e lie v
ed so m e w h a t b y e n c o u ra g in g r e
p o rts fr o m h e r b e d sid e . I t w a s
m ad e p la in , h o w e v e r, th a t th e
c risis h a d n o t b e e n p a sse d , and
th a t th e p a tie n t ’ s c o n d itio n w a s
atill c r itic a l.
P r e v io u s , to iss u a n c e o f th e
m o rn in g b u lle tin v isito rs w ho
called a t th e W h ite H o u se r e p o rt
ed th a t M r s . H a r d in g h ad re ste d
w ell d u r in g th e n ig h t, a n d th a t
h e r c o n d itio n w a s b e lie v e d
h a v e im p ro v e d . L a t e r in th e d a y
u n o fficial a d v ic e s fro m th e bed
aide w e r e to th e e ffe c t th a t sh e
co n tin u ed to g a in g ro u n d . T h e
s te a d y im p ro v e m e n t, fr ie n d s o
th e P r e s id e n t sa id , h a d g r e a tly
e n c o u ra g e d h im .
D is s c u s s in g th e c a s e w ith n e w s
p a p e r m e n la te in th e a fte rn o o n
D r, S a w y e r d e c la re d th a t th e in
cre a se d e lim in a tio n \ o f w a s te s
th ro u g h th e k id n e y s , n o ted in th e
m o rn in g b u lle tin , h a d g iv e n th e
a tte n d in g p h y s ic ia n s a se n se o f
r e lie f t h a t t h e y h a d n o t fe lt h e re
to fo re.
D r. C h a r le s M a y o , R o c h e ste r,
M in n ., s p e c ia lis t, w h o w a s called
into c o n su lta tio n p a r tic u la rly on
th e s u r g ic a l p h a s e s o f th e c ase,
m ad e n o c o m m e n t to n e w s p a p e r
m en a s id e fr o m th e s ta te m e n t
th at h e h o p e d to b e a b le to s ta r t
fo r h o m e " a n y tim e n o w ,” H e
in d icate d . h o w e v e r ,th a t h e w ou ld
rem ain a t th e W h ite H o u se to
rn irro w a n d lo n g e r, i f it w as|
d eem ed a d v is a b le .
D r. Jo h n F in n e y , o f B a ltim o re ,
w ho h a ? p a r tic ip a te d in th e con-
su la tio n , w a s n o t a t th e W h ite
H ou se to d a y . I t w a s re g a rd e d
aa a fa v o r a b le s ig n b y tlio-se w a t
ch in g th e c a s e t h a t h e d id not
co n sid er i t ' n e c e s s a r y to b e at
M rs. H a r d in g ’ s b e d sid e .
D u rin g a b r ie f ta lk w ith n e w s
p ap er m e n . D r. G e o rg e T . H a rd
in g, J r . , a b r o th e r o f th e P r e s i
d en t, d e c la re d M r s H a r d in g n o t
o n ly a b le to ta k e n o u rish m e n t,
but fo r th e fir s t tim e s in c e h e r
illn e ss r e a c h e d th e c r itic a l sta te ,
sh e h a d a s k e d fo r i t — a n e n co u r
a g in g s ig n , h e sa id , a d d in g th al
th e p a tie n t w a s c h e e r fu l a n d hei
vo ice w a s c o n sid e ra b ly , s tro n g e r.
THE P R E S ID E N T IS V E R Y W E L L
T h e P r e s id e n t, a c c o rd in g to h it
b ro th er, is t a k in g h is w ife ’ s ill-
. n esa a s w e ll a s co u ld be e x p e c te d
Which May Come 1 oday
C h ic a g o , S e p t. 1 1 , — ( B y th e
A ss o c ia te d P r e s s ) ,— A ft e r a n a ll
d a y s e s sio n th e p o lic y c o m m ittee
o f 90 a n d th e in te rn a tio n a l p r e s i
d e n ts o f th e s t r ik in g r a ilw a y
s h o p c r a fts , a d jo u rn e d la te to d a y
to re c o n v e n e a t 9 o ’c lo c k to m o r
ro w m o rn in g to co n tin u e th e d is
e u ssio n s o f th e s t r ik e situ a tio n ,
a c c o rd in g to B . M . Je w e ll, h e ad
o f t h e s tr ik e r s .
A t t h e c o n clu sio n o f th e s e s
sio n M r, J e w e ll d ic ta te d a s ta te
m e n t to n e w s p a p e r m en w h ic h h e
s a id w o u ld c o v e r a ll p o in ts h e
c a re d to d isc u s s,
A p ro p o sitio n h a s b een o ffe r
e d fo r c o n sid e ra tio n ,” sa id M r.
J e w e ll. “ O u r m e e tin g h a s a d jo u rn
ed u n t il9 o ’ ciocK to m o rro w m o rn
in g , T h e r e w a s a g é n é ra l d is
c u ssio n o f th e p ro p c sitio n th is
a fte r n o o n .”
J u s t w h a t th is p ro p o sitio n w a s
M r. Je w e ll d e c lin e d to an n o u n ce.
H e s a id it w o u ld n o t b e m ad e
p u b lic u n til a f t e r a d jo u rn m e n t
th e fin a l se ssio n a n d p re d ic te d
th a t it w o u ld c o m e la te to m o rro w .
Time To Re-tire
3 0 x 3 K e lly S p r in g ’d T ir e s $ 10 .0 0
3 0 x 3 1 - 2 " “ “ 12 .0 0
3 0 x 3 “ “ T u b e s 2.0 0
3 0 x 3 1 - 2 “ “ “ 2 .2 5
T r u - Jo A iito P o lish , p p r p t, 85c
D iffe r e n tia l a n d tra n sm issio n
g r e a s e , p e r p o u n d . 25c
> r a w a s h e d a n d p o lish e d
W e a r e jo b b e r s fo r S in c la ir O il
a n d ca n se ll in b a r re l o r h a lf b a r
re l lo ts a t a clo se p rice .
S in c la ir T r a c to r O il p e r g a l. 75c
S in c la ir T r a c to r O il 5 g a l. $3.0 0
^ r e e c r a n k c a s e s e rv ic e . H a v e
y o u r c r a n k c a s e d ra in e d an d fill
e d w ith fr e a h o il.
C o m p le te sto c k o f s m a ll a c c e s
s o rie s.
F ree a ir, w a te r , an d p u re d istill
ed b a tte r y w a te r.
P ro m p t a n d c o u rtieo u s atten tio n
Horn Motor Company
D e a le rs in O v e rla n d an d W illy s-
K n ig h t C a rs.
le r e p o r t^ o m in g o u t
o f S h e lb y to th e e ffe c t th a t fe d -!
e r a l p ro h ib itio n o ffice rà sh o t a j
w o m a n w h ile t r y in g to sto p a ’ p
sp e e d in g c a r th a t w a s su p p o sed |
to h a v e w h is k e y a b o a rd . ig
M r. K o h lo sB c h a r g e th a t m a n y ' |
m e n w h o a r e ru n n in g th e b lo ck -
a d e b e tw e e n m o u n ta in s a n d lo w - I
la n d w ith w h is k e y a r e u s in g w o - .
m e n a s a c a m o fla g e , ta k in g th e m
in th e c a r s to th ro w o ffic e rs o ff
th e ir g u a r d . In th is c a se , h o w l g
e v e r, M r. K o h lo s s in s is ts th a t t h e ; !
fe d e ra l o ffic e r d id n o t fire a sh o t, |
A c c o rd in g to in v e stig a tio n b y
M r. K o h lo s s ’ o ffice, fe d e r a l offic
e r g o t on th e r u n n in g b o ard o f
th e a u to m o b ile in q u e stio n an d
w a s k n o c k e d s e n s e le s s b y so m e
o n e th ro w i tg fr u it ja r s fu ll o f
v v h lsk ey o u t o f th e c a r. L e a v in g
th e o ffic e r u n c o n sc io u s o n th e
g ro u n d th e c a r sp e d a w a y an d
fifte e n m ile s fu r t h e r on r a n o v e r
so m e o n e ,' c a u s in g g r e a t e x c ite
m e n t in th a t c o m m u n ity a n d th a t
so m e o n e th e re fire d a t th e c a r,
e v id e n tly w o u n d in g M rs. M ille r.
O U R ^ L L
ANNOUNCEMENT
We take great pleasure in announcing the ar
rival of the largest and best selected stock of
fall and winter merchandise that we have ever
shown.
Our buyer spent two weeks in the Northern
Markets securing the very best values that mon
ey could buy, and this, with our policy of short
profits and quick sales, should make our store
your shopping place for all your fail and winter
needs.
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Big Barbecue At South,
River.
T h e y o u n g m en o f th e to w n
w e r e h o sts to a b o u t fo r t y y o u n g '
p eo p le M o n d a y e v e n in g a t S o u th
R iv e r . T h e M iss e s F o a r d s , o f , J
S o u th R iv e r , k in d ly le t th e y o u n g , ■
m en u se th e ir gr.ou n d s an d a s - '|
s la te d in p r e p a r in g th e b a rb e c u e 1
a n d in h e lp in g to e n te rta in th e |
visifatrs. T h e b a r b e c u e w a s s p re a d ■
on im p ro v ise d ta b le s u n d e r t h e |p
tr e e s o n th e ban lc o f th e r iv e r . |i
w a s d e licio u s a n d h ad th e
g o o d t h in g s t h i t g o a lo n g w ith it
to m a k e a g o o d fe a s t. D e lic io u s l
p u n c h w a s a lso s e rv e d . T h e
p a r ty w a s co m p o sed o f M o ck s
v ille a n d S a lis b u r y p eo p le, !
D e sp ite th e s tra in h e h a s b e e i
u n d er s in c e F r id a y , h e w a s said
by D r, H a r d in g to b e in e x c e ll
en t p h y s ic a l co n d itio n . T h e
P re sid e n t, h is b ro th e r a d d e d , w a s
n o tic e a b ly r e lie v e d b y th e c h a n g e
in M rs, H a r d in g ’ s co n d itio n la st
n ig h t a n d to d a y ,
A D V A N C E N E W S
A n n o u n c i n g
RED SQUARE
VACUM CUP
CLINCHER
M r. a n d M rs, C , M . S h e e ts , o f
W ilk esb o ro , h â v e b e e n v is itin g
re la tiv e s h e re ,
M r. E r n e s t G a rw o o d a n d c h ild
ren , o f Y a d k in C o lle g e , w e re
v isito rs in to w n , S u n d a y ,
M iss T h e lm a H e n d rix h a s r e
tu rn ed h o m e fro m a v is it to h er
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L 'ix in g to n . .
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sp en t o n e d a y la s t w e e k in W in
a to n -S a le m , ,
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ville s p e n t a fe w h o u rs h e re S u n -i
d ay.
T h e p u b lic is c o rd ia lly in v ite d
to a tte n d a M u sic a l an d F id d le r;;
C on vS n tio n co m b in ed , n t tho
school b u ild in g h e re n e x t S a t u r
day n ig h t, S e p t. 16 . P roceed ;*
go to w a rd lig h tin g th e M . E .
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“ »d o th e r p o in ts .: M r. M asse,v
Went u p S a t u r d a y a n d a c c o m p a n i
ed th e m h o m e.
CORD TIRES
SOxavi $13.65
31x4 $15.90
(In te rc h a n g e a b le w ith F a b r ic T ire s o f s a m e siz e )
These tires possess the proved quality and
mileage delivering goodness of all Pennsyl
vania Vacum Cup Cord Tires, at epoch-mak
ing prices. Substantial production and ec
onomical sales policy account for the as-
toundingly low users’ prices quoted. Pen
nsylvania quality strictly maintained.
Prices of all other sizes just as attractive.
For example:
3 0 x 3 1- 2 V a c u m C u p F a b r ic
3 2 x 4 V a c u m C u p C ord
3 3 x 4 V a c u m C u p C ord
3 2 x 4 1- 2 V a c u m C u p C ord
3 5 x 5
$ 1 1 ,9 5
$ 2 9 .2 5
$ 3 0 .16
$ 3 7 .7 0
$4 9 .3 0 ,^
FREE!
V a cu m C u p C ord . .
-For a limited time—
A “Ton Tested Tube with each
regular Vacum Cup Tire pur
chased.
Sanford Motor Company
In Our Clothing Department
W e h a v e a w o Q d e r f u l l i n e o f m e n a n d b o y s c l o t h i n g . W e h a V e m e n
a n d y o u n g m e n ’ s s u i t s f r o m $ 1 0 . 0 0 u p . W e c a r r y t h e f a m o u s S c h l o s s
B r o s , c l o t h i n g , a s w e l l a s s o m e l o w e r p r i c e d l i n e s . W e a l s o r e p r e s e n t
s o m e o f t h e b e s t T a i l o r i n g l i n e s i n t h e c o u n t r y . W e c a n s u p p l y a l l y o u r
n e e d s i n c l o t h i n g . C o m e t o s e e u s .
Our Ready-to-Wear Department
W e h a v e s o m e u n u s u a l v a l u e s i n t h i s d e p a r t m e n t .
O u r $ 1 0 . 0 0 C a n t o n & P o i r e t T w i l l D r e s s e s , w e b e l i e v e , a r e t h e e q u a l
o f a n y t h i n g y o u w i l l f i n d a t $ 1 5 . 0 0 . O u r C o a t S u i t s r a n g e i n p r i c e f r o m
$ 1 0 . 0 0 t o $ 3 5 . 0 0 , a l l u n m a t c h a b l e v a l u e s . O u r l a d i e s a n d c h i l d r e n 's
C o a t s a r e t h e m o s t c o m p l e t e w e h a v e s h o w n , a n d t h e p r i c e i s m u c h l e s s
t h a n y o u w o u l d e x p e c t f o r s u c h w o n d e r f u l m e r c h a n d i s e .
W e h a v e l o t s o f n e w t h i n g i n s k i r t s a n d b l o u s e s . D o n ’ t f a i l t o v i s i t
t h i s d e p a r t m e n t .
Dry Goods Department
W e a r e c o n s t a n t l y a d d i n g t h e n e v ^ J j j j i ^ t t e r n s i n S i l k , S a t i n s , C a n t o n
C r e p e , a n d m a n y o t h e r p o p u l a r f a b r i c s f o r f a l l a n d w i n t e r w e a r .
O u r s t o c k o f D o m e s t i c , l o n g c l o t h , g i n g h a m s , e t c . , a r e v e r y l a r g e a n d
c o m p l e t e .
Shoe Department
W e w e r e n e v e r b e t t e r p r e p a r e d t o t a k e c a r e o f y o u r s h o e n e e d s , t h a n
w e a r e a t t h i s t i m e . W e h a v e a c o m p l e t e l i n e o f W a l k - O v e r S h o e s &
O x f o r d s , b o t h l a d i e s ’ a n d m e n ’s . W e h a v e t h e f a m o u s E n d i c o t t - J o h n s o n
S h o e s ; c o n s i d e r e d b y a l l d e a l e r s t h e b e s t l i n e o f m e d i u m p r i c e d s h o e s
~ o n t h e i n a i k e t r - W e ~ a l 3 o h a v e - E l k i r » - S h c c s i r . a l l ’.‘. 'e i g h t s , f r o m t h e
b r o g a n t o t h e l i g h t w e i g h t w o r k s h o e s . W e g u a r a n t e e t o , s a v e y o u
m o n e y o n y p u r s h o e s , w h e t h e r L a d i e s ’ , M e n ’ s o r C h i l d r e n ’ s .
Millinery Department
L a s t b u t b y n o m e a n s l e a s t , i s b u r M i l l i n e r y D e p a r t m e n t . W e a r e
f o m a t e i n h a v i n g M i s s W i n g a t e i n t h i s d e p a r t m e n t a g a i n t h i s f a l l . S h e
i s a n x i o u s t o s e e a l l o l d f r i e n d s a n d t o m a k e n e w o n e s .
O u r m i l l i n e r y i s n o w o n d i s p l a y a n d w e i n v i t e y o u t o g i v e i t t h e o n c e
o v e r . W e c a n n o t d o i t j u s t i c e i n t h i s s h o r t A d . S o c o m e i n a n d l e t i t
s p e a k f o r i t s e l f . - -
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We give you a special invitation to visit our
store, look at our new merchandise, and if the
prices appeal to you, buy, if not you have the
same courteous treatment as though you
bought freely.
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p o r a r y in ju n c tio n r e s t r a in in g th e
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la w T b u t s u b m itte d to th e g i a n t
in g o f a p e rm a n e n t in ju n c tio n .
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S o u th e rn a tto r n e y s m o v e d fo r a
sp e c ific r u lin g on w h a t c o n s tit
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d id n o t p re ss its m o tio n fo r th e
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s ta te m e n t b y J u d g e B o y d th a t
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m a d e p e rm a n e n t. T h e s t r ik e r s
w e r e n o t re p re s e n te d y e s t e r d a y
m o rn in g .
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a n d a lso e n jo in in g th e s t a te fr o m
c o lle c tin g th e fr a n c h is e t a x w a s
c o n tin u e d u n til S e p te m b e r 2 1 .
C o u n se l a g r e e d u p o n th e c o n tin u
a n c e . I t w a s in tim a te d in th e
c o u rt d u rin g th e m o r n in g th a t
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m e s s a g e s o f s y m p a th y , b u t o n e
t h a t h e a p p re c ia te s p ro b a b ly m o re
th a n a n y o th e r is a le tt e r ju s t r e
c e iv e d fro m W o o d ro w W ilso n .
T h is le tte r b e tra y s so m e o f th e
o ld -tim e W ilso n h u m o r a n d in d i-
C’lte s th a t th e e x -p r e s id e n t is a t
le a s t a b le to ta k e n o tic e o f th in g s
p o litic a l. ' M r. W ilso n w r it e s :
“ M y d e a r S e n a to r : I le a rn e d
o n ly y e s te rd a y o f th e a c c id e n t to
yc,ur a n k le , w h ic h I a m a fr a id
m u st b e v e r y p a in fu l. I te n d y o u
th is lin e to e x p OSS m y s in c e re
r e g r e t an d g r e a t s y m p a th y . W e
m iisf, I th in k , le a v e a ll m is s te p s
0 th e R e p u b ic a n s. a.nd I a d v is e
y o u a s n t u e D e m o c ra t h e r e a t t e r
to \ v a tc h ,\our s t e p .' W e m u st
a ll k e e p u s fit a s p o ssib le fo r th e
g ean ta sk a im m e d ia 'e ly a h e a d o f
u s I S II n a t'o n an d a s a p a r ty .
H o'iinpr th a t y o u r in c o n v e n ie n c e
an d d istre ss- w ill b e v e r y s h o r t
liv e d . fa it h fu lly y o u rs. ^ W ood row
W ilso n .
NEW FALL CLOTHES
ш ап ш п в
v is ito r s h e re S u n d a y .
M r. a n d M rs. P e a r ly H o w a rd
sp rin t S u n d a y w ith M r. a n d M rs.
D . J , S m ith .
M rs. F . A . N a y lo r a n d sp n ,
F r a n k , J r . , o f W in s to n -S a le m
w e re th e g u e s ts S u n d a y o f M rs.
W . L , H a n e s,
M r. P . J . W a g o n e r, o f th e
T w in -C ity sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d
h e re w ith h is fa m ily .
M rs. J . F , S h e e k is r ig h t s ic k
a t th is w r itin g , w e a r e s o r r y to
n o te.
M r. an d M rs. E d w a r d K im m e r
o f S a lis b u r y s p e n t S a tu r d a y n ig h t
w ith M r. K im m e r ’ s m o th e r, M r s .
E lle n R e d w in e . T h e y w e r e e n
ro u te to E lk in to sp e n d a fe w
d a y s , M rs. R e d w in e a c c o m p a n ie d
th e m .
M r. a n d M rs; B . ,S . C a s h , o f
W in sto n -S a le m . w e re w e e k -e n d
v is ito r s h e re .
M iss S a llie T a y lo r re tu rn e d
h o m e S a tu rd a y fro m a v is it to
fr ie n d s in W in sto n .
M r. H . G-. S h e e k w h o w o r k s in
W in sto n / s p e n t th e w e e k -e n d
h e re w ith h is fa m ily .
Trouble In Reaching
47 Entombed Miners
CLEVER SNAPPY STYLES FOlOIETrW HO-
I CARE. NEW SPORT MODELS, NORFOLKS
I A N D T H E 3 O R 4 B U T T O N C L E V E R S T Y L E S
! OUR SUITS ARE VERY REASONABLY TOO
$18.00, $20.00, $22.50,
$25.00 to $40.00,
BOY’S HEADQUARTERS
EVERYTHING FOR THE BOYS
IT PAYS To Follow The Arrow
440 Liberty St.I 106 W. 5th St. Winston-Salem, N. C. ■
Ja c k s o n , C a l i f , S e p t. 1 2 . ( B y
th e A ss o c ia te d P r e s s ) .— C a v e -in s
in th e lo w e r le v e ls a t A r g o n a u t
m in e, s p r e a d in g o f a p o iso n g a s
to th e lo w e r le v e ls , a n d th e d is
c o v e r y t h a t a 'n e w ly fo u n d slo p e
co u ld n o t b e u se d b y th e r e s c u e
w o rk e rs, c o n stitu te d th r e e p ie c e s
o f d e p re ss in g , n e w s to d a y in th e
w o rk o f a tte m p tin g to r e s c u e 47
m in e rs fro m th e A r g o n a u t ’ s
d ep tl^ s. '
th e a p p lic a tio n n o t b e in g h e a rd
u n til O c to b e r 2 .
, T h e la w p ro v id e s t h a t in in te r
lo c u to ry in ju n c tio n c a s e s a ffe c t
in g s t a te r e v e n u e s th r e e fe d e ra l
ju d g e s , o n e o f w h o m -m u st b e a
c ir c u it ju d g e , m u st p re sid e . I t ia
p ro b a b le th a t th e c o u rt w ill , n o t
a s s e m b le u n til O c to b e r 2.
T h e R e p u b lic a n p r im a r ie s w e r e
h e ld la s t S a tu r d a y a n d a la r g e
d e le g a tio n m e t h e re M o n d a y in a
h o t c o n te ste d c o u n ty c o n v e n tio n .
A ll o f th e o ld o fiic e rs w e r e re -
e le c te d e x c e p t W . F . S to n e s tr e e t
fo r C le i’k , T a y lo r B a ile y fo r R e
p r e s e n ta tiv e , a n d G . H . G ra h a m
C o u n ty C o m m issio n e r to su cc e e d
M r, A le x a n d e r w h o r e s ig n e d .
M iss E s s ie G a ll e n te rta in e d
h e r S u n d a y S c h o o l c la s s an d
82v e n y o u n g la d ie s M o n d a y e v e n
in g . A c o n te st o f flo w e rs an d
r iv e r s w a s h e ld . M iss M a ry E lla
M oore a n d M a s te r L . G . H o r n ,Jr
w o n th e p riz e s. Ic e c re a m an d
c a k e w e re s e rv e d .
M iss J e s s ie W a ff h a s r e tu r n e d
fio m a n e x te n d e d v is it to r e la
t iv e s in H ig h P o in t.
S H O O T T H E J O B W O R K IN
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1 khew'llim when he was a boy
W h a t one Is there o f us th a t has n o t fe lt the gJotv o f satisfaction
over the ouUtanding success o f a life- long fr ie n d l O fte n a sur-
prise — seem ingly " a l l of a sudden,” Y e t neither surprising nor
sud de n, when y o u stop to th in k back over each step o f his progress.
EÍE United States Rubber Company—makers of U . S.Royal Corda—were first to conccive, make and innouace che b alanced tire. A tire in which there is siidi complete unit> of action in tread and carcass tliat ncitlier ¡-Tri!!-g:íve-№ay_fceícire-the_<íthcr,____________________
' Firtt to conceive, make and announce a comfiletc line of tires—a tire for every need of price and use under
s ta n d a rd o f q u a lity .
First to tell the public about the good and bad in
tire-retailing. .(You remember the phrase “Go to a legitimate dealer and get a legitimate tire.”)
First also to arouse industrial and trade minds to the need of a neu' kind of tire competition. (Competition for better and better values. Greater and ^-.eater puli, lie coafidcnce.)
T HESE high spots along t'.tc U.S. road to leadership indicate theIntent—the will to win by the qiial.
Uy route in a price market.
Mow that BO many car,o\%'ners have given their verdict for C|uatity tirei in general, and U .S. Tires in particular—a number of dealers and car-owners whose vision has been clouded by “ discounts,” “ sales” and what not, are beginning to re> member that they "knew
him when he was a boy.”
^WTxere You
Can Buy
U, S,Tires:
A. L. Shiitt’s Garage, Advance, N. C.
Walker’s Bargain House, Mocksville, N. C.
Copyright 1922 Hart Schalfncr & Мягх
Good Advice For F all
W e a r B e t t e r C lo t h e s
They look better; feel better-—yoii get more out
of them--that’s why better clothes pay.
The smart style keeps you well dressed and in
good taste.
The fine quality, gives you longer wear arid
saves your money.
You’ll like the service idea of .this store. We
have “better clothes/’ Hart Schaffner &^Map>(:
make-we’re ready to show you the new fall styles
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Goings and Comings of Ihe Populace oT
Mocksville and Surroundings.
M iss E liz a D o u th it, o f Id o ls, is
v isitin g M r s .' E . H .' M o rris . '
M r. K n o x Jo h iia to n e -le ft.W e d
n e sd a y to e n te r D a v id s o n C o lle g e
M ias E d n a H o rn le f t T u e s d a y
to e n te r M e r e d ith C o lle g e , R a l
e ig h . .
M r i. H u b e rt B o w ie s , o f C a ' a
R . 1 , w a s a s h o p p e r in to w n la s t
T h u rs d a y . ' '
M e s srs . C lin a r d L e G ra rtd a n d
C h a rle s B u r r u s , o f Sh elb y,^ w e r e
w ee k -en d v is it o r s .
M ra. M a ry Je n k in s , o f C h a r
lotte, is v is it in g h e r d a u g h tfr ,
M rs. J . F . L e a c h . .
M r. a n d M rs. C a r l S h e r r ill, o f
M t. U lla , a n n o u n c e th e b irth o f a
d a u g h te r, M a r g a r e t H ill.
M iss G la d y s T h o m p so n , o f A d -
d van ce, s p e n t, a fe w d a y s th is
w eek w ith h e r fa th e r .
M rs; J a m e s K n o x F o r m w a lt
le a v e s 'to d a y fo r A s h e v ille , w h e r e
sh e w ill te a c h t h is y e a r . .
R e v . an d M r s . H . T . P e n r y a n
n ou n ce th e b irth o f a d a u g h te r ,
V ir g in ia H e w to k a h , S e p t. 9 th ,
M iss F r a n c e s M o r r is le f t S a t
u rd ay to re s u m e h e r d u tie s a s a
te a c h e r,in th e R e y n o ld a sc h o o ls.
M iss M a r g a r e t W h ita k e r le ft
W e d n e sd a y fo r S a le m C o lle g e .
S h e U a m e m b e r o f th e se n io r
cla ss. .
M r. J . P . H a n e s, M is s S a llie
H an es a n d M is s e s A lic e a n d M a r
g a re t W h ita k e r s p e n t M o n d a y in
C h a rlo tte .
M ias H a z e l- B a ity le ft W e d n e s
d ay fo r O x fo rd C o llè g e . S h e is
a m e m b e r o f th e g r a d u a t in g c la s s
th is y e a r .
M r. D e w e y C a s e y , o f L o r is , S .
C .. is v is it in g h is m o th e r, li e
w ill le a v e S u n d a y to e n t e r T r ifi-
ity C o lle g e . ' ^ ,
M r. a n d M r s , J . T . A n g e ll an d
ch ild ren s p e n t S u n d a y .w ith t 'le
fo rm e r 's s is t e r , M rs. W . M . D a v is
a t C o o le e m e e .
M isse s F lo s s ie M a r tin a n d R o je
O w en s Iç ft T u e s d a y to e n te r
upon th e ir d u tie s a s te a c h e rs, in
th e W in sto n -S a le m S c h o o ls.
M r. a n d M rs. C o n n o r S h e r . ill
an d c h ild re n , M a r ie a n d B e 'h .
a re v is it in g th e fo r m e r ’ s p a re i{t.i,
M r, a n d M rs. W . L . S h e r r ill.
M a s te r T h o m a s M in b r h ^ h is
ae d n o id s a n d to n sils re m o v e d a t
L o n g ’ s S a n a to rm m a t S ta te s v ille
la st T h u r s d a y , H e is d o in g n 'c e -
ly . • : / •
A ll m e n ib e rs o f th e Ju n io r o r
d er a ie re q u e s te d to b e p re se n t
a t th e m e e tin g S e p te m b e r l<lth.
S p e c ia l m e e tin g p la n n e d arid yo u
a re needed..
M r, W . H . C h e s h ir e is m oV i ig
into h is n e w h o m e w h ic h he, p u r
ch ased fro m D r. W .' d . M a r lin ,
s e v e r a ljh o n t h s a g o . H e h a s re
cen tly r e n n b v a te d a p d p a in te d it.
M r. a n d 'M r s . G u y -C o rrie , o f
G re e o w p o d , Ih d ;, a r e h e re on
a v is it tto th e ir :u n cle , M r. /W . C .
P . E tc h iso n . M ro . C o rrie w ill
be r e m e m b e r e d a s M iss V e r y
H e n ry , w h o v is ite d h e r e w ith h e r
m o th e r,-n in e y e a r s a g o .
M r. M ad iso n S h o a f an d fa m ily ,
an d M r. L u th e r S h o a f a n d fa m i
ly, fro m Y a d k in In stitu te ^ D a v id -
son C o u n ty, sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d
w ith M r^ an d M rs. C . S . B ro w n
on R o u te 1 .
A t th e hom e o f R e v . II. T . P e n
r y la s t T h u rs d a y , M iss M a ry
L a ir d , o f R ’ed lan d . b e c a m e th e
b rid e o f M r, R a y m o n d C . F o s te r
o f th e B e a r C re e k c o m m u n ity .
R e v . H. T . P e n r y o flieiatii\g .
M ilk i s a v ita l food in th e g ro w th
a n d _ d e v e lo p m e n t o f th e b o d y .
W h y n o t tr y a g la s s o f .p u re
G u e rn se y m ilk , on s a le a t C le m
e n t & L e G ra n d , C r a w fo r d ’s D ru g
S to re , R a ilro a d C a fe an d D a v ie
C a fe .
W o rk is p ro g re s sin g n ic e ly ''o n
th e h o m e o f M r. J . T . B a ity w h ich
is b e in g e re c te d on th e -lo t b e
tw e e n D l’. J . W . R o d w e ll an d M r
V , E . S w a im re c e n tly p u rc h a se d
fro m D r, R . P . A n d e rso n b y M r.
B a ity .
M rs. B . W . C o o p er a n d d a u g h
te r, A n n ie , s p s n t s e v e r a l d a y s
la s t w e e k w ith M rs. W . T , W ood
r u ff. T h e y W ere on th e ir w a y to
th e ir h o m e in R a le ig h a ft e r
sp e n d in g th e su m m e r irt M on -
tre a t.
M iss A u d re y B r e n e g a r le ft la s t
F r id a y fo r W in sto n -S a le m , w h e re
sh e yisitted h e r u n cle, M r. D . R ic h
u n til W e d n e sd a v 'o f th is^ w eek , a t
w h ic h tim e sh e W intered N o rth
C a ro lin a C o lleg e fo r W o m en a t
G reen sb o ro .
M isse s E s s ie a n d E v a C a ll, M a
b el S te w a r t, an d E liz a b e th N a y
lo r le f t T u e sd a y fo r th e N o rth
C a r o lin a 'C o lle g e fo r W o m en a t
G reen sb o ro . T h is is M iss N a y
lo r’ s th ird y e a r, w h ile th e o th e rs
a r e ju s t e n te rin g co lle g e .
M r. Q u in ton . H o lto n sp e n t a
fe w d a y s la s t w e e k w ith h is ijn -
cle, M r. T h o s. C h affin . M r. H o l
ton is s tu d y in g a t th e C h ic a g o
U n iv e rá ity fo r a ¡ d e g re e . A ft e r
a v is it to h is m o th e r in D u rh a m
h e w ill re tu rn to C h ic a g o .
T h e M o c k sv ille H a rd w a re C o.
m o ved in to th e ir n e w q u a rte rs
L ist w e e k . T h e ir n e w h o m e, lo eat
ed on w e s t sid e o f s q u a re n e x t to
th e M e rc h a n ts W h o le sa le G ro
c e ry , is m od ern a n d co m p lete ,
an d ■ is q u ite an ad d itio n to o u r
to w n . , i
“ M isse s C a tlre riiie — ^ ie ra n e jfir
E liz a b e th W o o d ru ff, a n d M ae
J e r i c h o N e w s .
M rs. W iliis T a y lo r s p ^ t T h u r s
d a y w ith h e r d a u g h te r, M r.®.
M a rv in K e lle r .
M rs. J . L e e K u r fe e s an d d a u
g h te r. H azel, sp e n t W e d n e sd a y
a fte rn o o n a t Mi?. R . M .
M iss E lv a C lic k is s p e n d in g 'a
•fe w d a y s a t C oo leem ee.
^ M r. J e ’ s P o ste r s p e n t S u n d a y
w ith M r. W . C . W ilson.
M rs. C . W . S e a fo rd h a s b e en
s ic k fo r se v e ra l d a y s, b u t ls im
p ro v in g so m e a t th ia w r itin g .
T h e re , w a s a p a r ty g iv e n in
h o n o r o f M iss P a u lin e G re e n ,
W e d n e sd a y n ig h t, S e p trG th c e le
b r a tin g h e r th irte e n th b irth d a v ,
C a k e a n d ice c re a m w e re s e r v e d .
T h o se p re se n t w e r e : H a z e l K u r -
fe e ? , P au H n e B o w le s, M a ry an d
A t ’e a K o o n tz , E ito n an d T h o ,
Ija m a s ; E d rie , V e trd , M a r g a r e t,
A m e lia , an d ^ i l l i a m W ilso n ;
H e a rl an d A a ro n S e a fo rd , P r a n k
D w ig g in s , F lo y d T u tte ro w , O lin g -
m an a n d T h eo d o re G re e n j E c^ a
T a y lo r, A lle n G ra n t, F le t c h e r
C lic k . A ll re p o rte d a fin e tim e .
M r. W illiam W ilso n h a s e n te r
ed H a rm o n y F a rtn L ife sch o o l.
M O C K ’S C H U R C H N E W S
C A N A N E W S
■ P o litic s is b e g in n in g to s p re a d
it s e lf in o u r co m m u n ity. I t s e e m s
th a t w e a r e g o in g to h a v ? a liv e
ly ca m p a ig n th is fa ll.
T h e p eo p le a r e b e g in n iñ g to
p re p a ré fo r th e p ro tra c te d m e e t
in g ; L e t ’s d o n ’ t s tu d y so m u ch
a b o u t o u r e a tin g a n d d r e s s in g
an d s tu d y m o ie a b o u t o u r s o u l’ s
s a lv a tio n a n d th e n vve w ill h a v e
a g lo rio u s- r e v iv a l........
O u r fa rm e r s a r e b e g in n in g to
p re p a re th e ir w h e a t la n d fo r s o w
in g . .
M r. an d M rs. E .. W . ^Jones. o f
M o c k s v ille ,, sp e rit S u n d a y w ith
M r. W . J . Jo n e s.
M rs. G . W . M o ck s p e n t S a t u r '
d a y n ig flt an d S u n d tiy w ith h e r
p a re n ts, .M r.' an d 'M r s ., W . M .
E s s e x .
M r. 0 . F . Jo n e s an d h is so n ,
B ry a n , m ad e a fly in g trip to W in -
s to n S a lu rd a y ,
M r. L . B . M o ck m ad e a busi-.
n e ss trip to .M o c k sv ille M o n d a y ,
M r. an d M rs. M . R J;o n e s
sp e n t S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d a y w ith
M r..,H . P . C o rn a tz e r, n e a r B ix b y .
M iss H azel Jo n e s, o f W in sto n -
M r. O rre ll E tc h iso n , o f W in -
sto n -S a le m , sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d
w ith h is p a re n ts, M r. an d M rs.
J . \ y . E tc h iso n .
M iss D o ra B 'jg e r s p e n t th e p a s t
w e e k in S a lis b u r y v is it in g r e la
tiv e s . . . '
M r. W . A . (iru b b an d w ife , o f
M o o re C o u n ty , a r e v is it in g th e ir
so n ; M r. D . G . G riib b .
M r. T .'Z . S h e r r ill,a n d fa m ily
h a v e m o v e d fro m h e re -to th e u p
p e r p a r t o f the" c o u n ty w h e re M r.
S h e r r ill w ill s u o e rin te n d th e cb n -
stru c tio n o f a n e w ro ad .
^_-M iss E lv a S tq n estrfeet s p e n t
S a t u r d a y - n ig h t w ith h e r co u sin ,
M ia s P e a r l S to n e s tr e e t..
,M r . R . L . B o g e r a n d w ife a n d
M r. V . L . B o g e r an d w ife s p e n t
S u n d a y -in S a lis b u r y . •
M r. a n d M rs. C . B P e n r y a o d
fa m ily , o f W in sto n -S a le m ,'^ sp e n t
S u n d a y a fte rn o o h a fJ" . B . C a n ’ s.
T h e W o m a n 's M issio n a ry S o
c ie ty h eld it s r e g u la r ir o n th ly
m e e tin g a t th e c h u rc h S u n d a y
a fte rp o o n .
T lie C a n a R o lle r ^ íill is b e in g
re p a ire d an d w ill b e g iij w o rk a t
a n e a r ly d a te .
T h e p ro tra c te d m e e tin g w ill
b e g in a t E a to n ’ s 'B a p t is t ch u rc h
th e fp u rth S u n d a y in S e p te m b e r.
R e v . W . D , S p in x , o f th e B ro w n
M e m o ria l c h u rch , W in sto n -S a le m
w ill d o th e p re a c h in g .
O u r fa r m e r s a r e b u sy ta k in g
c a r e o f a la r g e tob aciio cro p ,
w h ic h se e m s to b e o f go o d q u a li
ty , th e la r g e r p o rtio n o f w h ic h
w ill b e so ld th ro u g h th e C o -o p er-
a t iv e .M a r k s t in g A s s o c ia tio n .''
N e e ly le f t T u e s d a y to e n te r F lo r a
M c D o n a ld C o lle g e a t R e d S p r in g s
M iss W o o d ru ff a n d M iss N e e ly
a r e m em b era o f th e ju n io r c la ss
M iss M e ro n e y g ra d u a te d fro m
th e H ig h Sch o o l la s t y e a r.
M ra. B ru c e C ra v e n , o f T r in ity ,
an d M rs. A . M . M o G la m e ry , an d
son B illie , o f G re e n sb o ro , sp e n t
s e v e r a l d a y s h e re la s t w e e k w ith
r e la tiv e s . T h e y w e re acc o m p an
ied h o m e S u n d a y b y M r. M , R .
C h affin an d ' M iss E m m a • C h affin ,
w h o w ill te a c h in th e T r in ity
H ig h Sch o o l. -
A b o u t tw e n ty fiv e r e la tiy e s an d
frie n d s o f M rs. J . H ; H o rn g a t h
ered a t ’h e r h o m e S u n d a y to h elp
c e le b ra te h e r 5 4 th b irth d a y . A
su m p tu o u s d in n e r w a s sp re a d on
th e la w n u n d e r th e' p r e tty m a p
les. E v e ry o n e se e m e d to e n jo y
th e d a y an d w e n t a w a y w is h in g
h e r m a n y m o re su ch h a p p y oc-,
c a sio n s.
S a le m , sp e n t S a tu rd a y a n a s u n -
d a y w ith h e r fa th e r , M r, 0 . P ,
Jo n e s . • , ‘
M r, an d M rs. W . T , M o ck , M r,
A . C . W ood, an d M r. T . S . M o c k ,
o f A d v a n c e , sp e n t a s h o rt tim e
S u n d a y w ith M r. a n d M rs. I . H ,
M ock, ,
M r, W . R . S h e e k an d fa m ily ,
o f n e a r M o c k sv ille , s p e n t S u n d a y
w ith M r. an d M rs. U ., H . P h e lp s .
B u s in e s s L o c a ls
L O S T - A n A r m y O v e rc o a t,
T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n n e a r S u n s e t
P a rk , M o c k sv ille . F in d e r p le a s e
r e tu rn to E n te r p r is e O ffic e ,.
I a m > ^ Ju s t ic e o f th e P e a c e
a n d w ill m a rry yp u o n s h o rt n o t
ice. .A n d se ll y o u a S in g e r s e w
in g m ach in e th a t s e w s so e a s y o n
e a s y p a y m e n ts.
T . I. Ca u d e l l ,
P h o n e 602 C o o leem ee, N . C .
C E N T E R N E W S
D A V I E A C A D E M Y N ÍS W S
M r. a'nd M rs. W . T . S ta rr e tte ,
o f C h a rlo tte , w e r e th e ^ w e e k re n d
g u e s ts o f th e fo rrn e r’ s fa th è r ,
M r. J . J . S t a r r e t t e
M r. a n d M r s r J e r r y Ija m e s , o f
C o o leem ee, s p e n t th e w e e k -e n d
w itli'M rs . I ja m e s ’ m o th e r, M ra.
W . S . K o o n tz . _ i ; •
M is s O la K o o n tz s p e n t th e
w ee k -en d . w ith th e M isse s H a r
p e r, a t C ool S p r in g s . '
M r; G . A . K o o n tz , w h o se ill
n e s s h a s b e e n ' m e n tio n e d fro m
tim e to tim e , ii» im p ro v in g b u t is
s till co n fin ed tó h is ro o m . ,
M r. S . J . S m o o S iis s till in p o o r
h e a lth r s o r r y to n ò te . - ,. ^
I " ^ e v e f s a w a k n o c k e r k n o c k
a s so m e k n o c k e rs knpck,^
M irs. J . C . W ilso n w a s r ig h t
sic k t h e 'p a s t w e e k , b u t is b it t e r
a t th is w h tir ig . V • '
M r. C . A . ;S h io o t h a s m o v ed
h is s a w m ill to M r . G . A ; K o o rit-
zes., p la c e .
M a t e r ia l/ is b e in g h a u le d o u t
a n d '^ is trib u té d a lo n g th e S o u th
ern iP o w e r co*m pany’,s r ig h t- o f
w a y fo r th e e fe c 'io n o f to w e rs .
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F O R K C H U R C H N ÌS W S
p iis s M a rg a re tT h o m p so n le a v e s
th is w e e k to re su m e h e r w o r k in
th e G e n e ra l H o s p ita l a t P h ila d e l
p h ia ,
M is s . B o n n ie B ro w n a n d M iss
L illia n M eb a n e , o f G re e n sb o ro ,
s p e n t th e w e e k en d h e re . '
AUTO COLDS
caused by irritation
cf dust arid plant'pollens.
Can often be avoided: by
applying Vicks up the
nostrils before starting.
Repeat .wheh necessary.
Our Honor Roll.
S e v e r a l b f o u r y o u n g p eo p le a t
ten d ed th e 'S u n d a y S ch o o l C o n
v e n tio n th a t w a s h e ld a t ■ C o o lee
m ee ^ u n d a y .'
M r, an d M rs. E . R . B a r n e y c a s
tie , M r. C . H . B a r n e y c a s tle ■and
b a b e .' a n d M rs. D e lp h ia .D w ig-
g in s a ll sp e n t S u n d a y w it h ; M r.
a n d M rs. G len n C a rtn e r, b f K a p
p a , '’
M isse s R u th C o z a rt an d R u th
D ic k e rso n , o f H a m p to n v ille , a r e
s p e n d in g th e w e e k w ith M isse s
A n n ie a n d M a r y W a lk e r.
M ra. A lic e S e a fo r d a n d d a u g h
te r, D o v ie , a n d M r. a n d M rs. C a l
vin M c C la m ro c h , o f O ak G ro v e ,
i.fisito d M rsr-W 5 -J,-S ,-W -a lk en S im ".
d a y a fte rn o o n . ' '
R e v . :W . J . S . W a lk e r is a s s is t
in g R ^ v . A . B . G ru m p ie r, o f Sum -'
m e rfie ld , in a m e e tin g , th is w e e k .
M r, a n d M ra, E u g e n e O w e n s,
o f Ija m e s C ro ss R o a d s, s p e n t
S u n d a y w ith M rs. W . H , B a r n e y
c a s tle . , L '
M a s te r S p e n c e r D w ig g in s v is i
te d M a s te r L a w r e n c e W a lk e j-S u n
d a y ''a fte r n o o n . -
M r. L o n n ie D w ig g in s , o f W in s
to n -S a le m , sp e rit th e w e e k -e n d
w ith horiie fo lk s.
M r. J.^ W . D w ig g in s , w h o h a s
b e e n .sic k j is a b le to 6 e u p a g a in .
M i’, an d M rs. T . W . D w ig g in s
v isite d M r. an d M ra, J . W . D w ig
g in s S u n d a y a ite rn o o n ,
M r. J . C . D w ig g in s a n d fa m ily
o f M o c k sv ille , s p e n t S u n d a y a f
tern o o n w ith h is ,fa th e r , M r. A .
A . D w ig g in s . ;
T h e B a r a c a -P h ila p h la C o n v e n
tio n w ill b e h eld S a tu rd a y a f t e r
noon a n d S u n d a y S e p te m b e r 16 th
an d 17 t h a t C e n te r. E v e r y b o d y
is e n v ite d to a tte n d .
T h e fr ie n d s a n d . r e la t iv e s o f
M r. L e w is H e n d rix n ie t a t . h is
h o m e la s t .S u n d a y fo r th e p u r
p o se o f p a y in g th e ir r e s p e c ts to
h im a n d h e lp in g h im tó c e le b ra te
I t b e in g th e o cc a sio n o f h is 7 3 rd
b irth d a y , ' T h is g o o d , m a n 'h a s a
h o st o f fr ie n d s w h o c a m e w ith
c h ild re n a n d o th e r r e la tiv e s to
p a rtic ip a te , in th e p le a s u re s o f
th e .o c c a sio n , _ M r ..H e n d rix is.orie
o f o u r m o st s u c c e ss fu l fa r m é r s
and, iis h e ld in th e h ig h e s t e ste e tn
b y a ll w h o k n o w h im . T h e r e
w e r e o v e r a h u n d re d p r e s e n t in
e lu d in g & > ch ild re n , .(th e re a i’é
th re e o th e r ch ild re n , tw o d a u g h -
tera,- M rs,.' W y lie C o p e; M r s ; G eo .
B a r n h a r d t a n d one, so n , M r .'T o m
H e n d rix , w h o .w e r e i^hindered
fr o m b e in g p r e s e n t on accourij;, o f
s ic k n e ss in th e ir h o m es) 50 g r a n d
c h ild re n a n d 15 g r e a tg r a n d -c h ild -
re n . T h e s e s ta lw a r t so n s an d
d a u g h te rs liv e in D a v ie , R o w a n ,
F o r s y th , an d D a v id so n C o u n tie s,
S o o n a f t e r all h a d a r r iv e d , d in n e r
w a s a n n o u n c e d . A n d su c h a
d in n e r! T h e ta b le s e e m e d to f a ir
ly g ro a n vvith th e go o d th in g s to
e a t. T h e r e w a s su c h an a b u n d -
iin c e -o f-e v e ry th in g -a n d ~ p re p a re d
a s , to te m p t th e m o st fa stid è o ù s.
T h e à fte r n o o n .w a s s p e n t in -p le a s
a n t, so c ia l, a n d re m in is c e n t c o n
v e rs a tio n .. L a t e in th e aftern^qon
a s th e s h a d o w s w e r e g ro ^ v in g
lo n g o n e b y o n e th e c ro w d r e lu c t
a n tly b e g a n to le a v e w ish in g : th is
g o o d m an an d ' h is go o d w > fè 'w h o
h a s b e e n su c h a h e lp m e e t to h im
iti life m a n y m o re h a p p y b ir th
d a y rem io ris. '
A s th e tim e fo r sch o o l co m es
o n w e b e g in to m iss th e y o u n g
p eo p le fro m o u r m id st, M o n ro e
M in o r, B e n E y e rh m :d t, arid C a r lie
S h u tt h a v e e n te r e d C h u rc h la n d
H ig h Sch o o l, .'an d 'L in n e t t P o tts
w ill g o la t e r ,’, L e s t e r A n d e rso n
a n d ^ C le tis F o s te r h a v e g o n e ,to
W a k e F o re s t.C o lle g e .
M rs. Lum i S h e e ts a n d little so n ,
M e lv in , o f L e w is v ille s p e n t S u n
d a y w ith M rs. S fie è ts ' s is te r , M rs.
J . L . C a r te r . ......
M r. a n d M rs. A b n e r F o s te r , o f
S u ffo c k ; V à i, a r e v is itin g M r.
T h e fo llo w in g h a v e s u b sc rib e d ,
an d r e n e w e d :
M rs. J o e C a r te r , J . C . S a n fo r d ,
D r. J . W . S p e ig h t. M iss E v o la
S m ith , J i L G r a v e a .'W ill A n d e r -,
so n , K n o x Jo h n s to n e ,M . L . S p r y ,
D . W . G r a n g e r , M is s .L u la O s
b o rn e, E . E . H u n t J r . ,T . L . K e l
ly , P H ilib H e n d rix , N . T , F o s te r,
M iss R o s e O w e n s, Jo h n C o p e, J .
W . E tc h iso n .
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A t h e r h o m e T h u r s d a y e v e n in g "
M iss G a y n e ll^ C h e r r y en tertaiT i-
ed a fe w . fr ie n d s in fo r m a lly . T h e :
p a r t y w a s.h e ld on th e la w n m a d e .,
e s p e c ia lly p r e tty b y th e m a n y ,
Ja p a n e s e la n te rris u se d r S w in g s \
a n d co z y p la c e s m 'ade th ^ la w n '
a ll ,th i^ ih o re a ttr ic tiy e .^ H e r e '
M rs. L . P . T a tu m , a n e w c o m e r ; f
to b u r to w n , a n d M iss M a ttie
C o n jib r C h e r r y d isp e n se d p u n c lv
M u sic a rid d a n c in g a d d e d t o ' th e
p le a s u re o f th e e v e n in g ..
M iss H elen M e ro n e y , a b rid e , f
to b e o f th is m o n th , a n d M isB -
M a rg a i'e t T h o m p so n , w .ho is h o m e '
o n h e r v a c a tio n fro n i P hila'd 6l*^ ;
p h ia , w e r e eiadh- p re se n te d w it h -I
to ile t a r tic le s . . ' , "
A d e lic io u s ice c o u rse w a s ser-:
v e d ; ,
T h o s e in v ite d w e r e M iss e s H i 1 ;
e n a n d C a th e rin e M ero h o y, O asie
an d M a r g a r e t A llis o n , J u lia H u n t,
P a u lin e C a s e y , M a r g a r e t T h o m p
so n , M e s srs . K n o x Jo h n s to n e ,
Jo h n L e G ra n d ,. B u c k A lliso n , P ; .
T ; - B e r r y r C la y L a n e ,M , N . H en d
re n , C ecil M o iris , B ill M c L jn d o n
an d H erm an ^ W alls, o f W in sto n -
S a le m . •
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F o s t e r ’s fa th e r , M r. A . M . P o s t- '
e r. ■' ^ '
A m e e tin g is in p r o g r e s s a t th e
E p is c o p a l c h u rc lv ^ h is w e e k .
-M rs . J e s s e H en \cle, w h o d ie d a t
h e r h o m e in C o o leem ee la s t T n u ra ...........
d a y S e p t. 7 th , w a s b u rie d in , "Í | l |
P o r k c e m e te ry th e d a y fo llo w in g .
S h e h a s b e en su fferin fir w ith c a n - ■.
c e r o f th e sto m a c h fo r so m e tim é
w h ic h w a s I h e c a u s e o f h e r d e a th r .
M rs, H e n k le w a s th e d a u g h te r o f
th e la te M r. a n d M rs. N e w b e r r y
P o tts a n d a t th e tim e o f h e r
d e a th w a s 49 y e a r s o ld . R e v ,,
M r. F r e e m a n h e r p a s to r p re a c h -
éd th e fu n e r a l. >
M rs. E u s t ic e W illia m s, ■ w h f ^ ^ m
h a s b e en in ' a h o sp ita l in W u i J / ^ M ^
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M r. a n d .M r s . R . L . W h itn k e r,
a n d so n . ’ R . L . J r . , ?p e n ih e
w e e k -e n d a t S m ith G r v e.-
M is3 M a ttie B la lo c k , o f G o o lee -
m ee, sp e n t S u h d a :y e v e n in g ; w i>h
M r. a n d M ra . G .;H . W a lls.
■ M r. W ill W a lls , o f M o c k sv ille ,;
s p e n t S u n d a y w ith h is I ro th e r,
M r. T . H . W a lls . ■
' M r. W . .H . P e a c o c k s p e n t S u n
d a y w ith M r . N . S . W e llh ia ri.
^ M r. arid M r's. M a r t y a l S u m
m e r s , o f . C o o leem ee, uSpent th e
w e e k -e n d w ith th e ir m o ih c r,M rs.-
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■ tw e lv e p ro fe s s io n s ;, s ix o f _ w h ic h
jo in s d :th e ' c h u r c h .' W e p eo p le
h e re eu re d o a p p re c ia te th e w ot ki
th a t o u r p r e a c h e r a n d M r, P a r k e r
d id th e p a s t w e e k . A n d tr u s t
th a t M r; P a r k e r m a y b e w ith u s
a g d in in th e n e a r fu tu r a .
M is s :;E v a ., P h e lp s , o t M o c k ’ s,
■ s p e n t la s t w e e k w ith h e r s is te r ,
M rs.^ W . C , A lle n . - ; \
M iss M y r tle A lle n , o f; b e lo w
P o r k / s p e n t so m e tin ie la s t w e e k
-w ith M rs. W . C . A lle n .
M r. C h a rie s -L iv e n g o o d , o f th e
’T w in -C ity , w a s a t h o m e S u n d a y .
M e s s r s G ilo s an d , B a x t e r F o s te r ,
p f B a ile y ’ s , C h a p e l co m m u n ity ,
v isite d M r .,C . D . S t'e w a r t S u n d a y
M e s srs C le tis S h o a f a n d L e s lie
M ic h a e l o f Y a d k in C o lle g e ,s p e n t
S u n d a y e y e n in g w it h M r. W . L .,
G o b b le.
, M r. C . D .'S t e w a r t a n d '.fa m ily
h a d a c h ic k e n s t e w a n d a p p le
c u ttin g a t h is to b a c co b a r n J a s t
: S a tu rd a i' n ig h t. V :
Jericho N ew s.
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sp e n t S a tu rd a y n ig h t w it h M r..
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W illia m C a r t n n ’. " ^ .
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. . S o m e, o f th e fa r m e r s a r..u m l
h e re a re g e ttin g so m e А л е to b a c
co cu ré¿l. B y th a t th e y o u g h t to
g e t a g<6od p ric e fo r it
M iss P e íd a an d В е я 'r ic e W a lls,
o f Н ап ез, s p n t th e p a s t v e?|-
w ith th e ir g r a n d p a r e n ts , M r. an d
M rs. W . A . W ails.
" ^ Ш г в . N o tie C a r t e r h n s b een
i4№ t sic k w iih so re t h r o a t
M iss P a n th y L a n ie r , o f F u lto n ,
sp e n t T u e s d a y n 'g h t w ith M is.-
I v a S te w a r t.
M r. Jo h n W alls an d fa r .ily , o f
W ood li-af, s p e n t S a tu rd a y e v e n
in g an d S u n d a y a t M r. ' W ; A ,
_ W a ll’ s.
The siibjuct of toduy’s IcHSOtt lu
b ro ndur.lh im - tlié.text.-cspccliilly tliu
.versos prlHicO. -The b'dst way to tondi
this lesson Is to give a survey of 'tUo-
entire hook.; , V \
...Miiliiclil ,wos perlmiis contemponiry
w ith Nohenilnli ; probnbly sustained the
snino •rolntloii: to Nèliéuiinh iliiit 'Ilne-
R al nnàl-^echnrlah- did. tO'Zcrubbubel.
After th a. completion o i Uie'-walls of
.Terusnlem 'Nohemlnh . seems . to^hnve
-been called back to the PcM Inn court,
but returned ’.to v'Jërusiilera after' u
• few ye«re. Though: outwardly the Пуся
of the people were correct, the prophet
pointed out the alnVot n corriipt prlest-
huod, mixed marriages aud‘a falltiro to:
;p«y tithes. :,v , /
j. Israel’s Base ingratitude (1:1-5).
G od, npproaclicd them with ihp ten
der nnim m tlon ‘;‘i liave loved you.!' 'It
was th e , prbphet's ' burden to ■ declare
this foct. unto them (v. 1)_. So form al
anil Avorldly луёгё'tlie people tiiat they
failed to see ^G òd'^h niid upon 'them.
The atti tilde of IsraòP to Qod ■ Is sliowu
In the skeptical Insinuation . “W herein
hast Thbti ló v è t ir iù s ì" The .prophet
answera thls-bs7showlng God’s choice
of Jacob and hTs possine by E sau j H is
destruc tion o f Edom and saving Israel.
.11. God’sS e v e re Indictment (1:0-
2:17). ' , .
1. Against tho Priests (1:0-2, 0).
They w ere;gullty (1) of prbfii.'ilty
. (1 :0).: Their profanity was In'despis
ing the name of God. To'fnU to honor'
God- Js to', be^-profiine.T o' ii«e H is
name In any unreat wivy Is to Ijo t.hus
guilty;; (2) Saçrliége\{vy..7,'-8). .Tlielr
• Riicrllegious iict wnsVta offering pol
luted bread and blemished- sacrinces.
■ To bring,such ofTerlngs to: an earthly-
ruler;w ould be « gross Insult. ■ G ifts
to bo7 ricceptiibie w'ltii ‘ God m ust be
genuine; ; m ust cost' sonieUiiiig. ЛУе
shoiild givo 'tó*Gijd our best ■ There is
no Intellect too brllllunt.to offer In the
. Lord’s'servlce. The young should not-
esteem their lives wastéd w ho offer
. Uictn on the ultnr of missionary sacrl-
llce. ' (3) Greed (1:10).. They wore
not V lllliig to open ih o doors ot God’s
house w ltliout pay.. O ur service should
be out of 'a heuri'pf lové for God, not
for profit. This has a vital lippllcntloii
to ministers and ovnngellsts today. To
enter ■rOhrlstlan . sen-lce because \ of,
worldly gain Is of this type; (4) лVear-
■ 1пмз ; (1:12,1.^). Because of h ic k 'o f
love the routlnq of duty became Irk-
soni'e. (6) ''N o t teaching the' law to
the, people (2:1-0). Those, set aport
to teach God’s law to tho^people have
a greiit respontìbillty.' and .G o d . will
im ost surely (leiiiiind-an adco.unUng,
•. 2. Against;thelPeople (2,:10-17 ; a :7-
15). (1) I''or, ungodly juarrlagos (2:11,
12),.- (Sod’s puriiose: In the proiilliltion
of mixed innrrlBges w as'that H e m ight
' raise'up holy, seed, (v. IB)TTl'Iie~mnr-
rlage of the bellovsr w lth the .unbe
liever today brings confusion Into the
fold of Go(l ond turns aside H is pur-
pose; ! (2) For divorce (2:15-16).. D i
vorce was. tlie source of great sorrow^
— -evcirtlie tear* of the wrongedw çm -
: en covering the alti'ir, (v. 13). Tlie of
ferings of. a m an who iiiiii'thus treated
h ls ^ 'lfe ' would bo au abbmlni\tlpir to
God. The tears of wronged луошеп
today are-going up tb God and make
a>;en the prayers of some men au
abbinhuitlon to H im . (3) I'uhllc
wrongs (3 :6, C). (a) Sorcery— magic.
Those who practice such things should
be regarded as public offenders, (b)
Adultery. ТЫ-ч Is-ri sin of wider extent
than the parties coiicorned. (c) False
swearing, (d)' Oppre.sslon of the hire.-
ling, widow, and fotherloss. (e)_
Turned asifle the .strmjger from his
rights, (4) Blnsiiiiejiiy (3:13-1.'»')..
III. The Sevire Judgm ents W hich
Shall Befall the Nation (3:1-6; 4:1-0).
1. By WlioÌB Exe’cuted. This is
done by the Lo««d. Judgm ent has been
committed to the Son of God (.-Vct.4
17:80-31).
- 2. Time of-Seconrt Coming of Christ.
John the Baptist was tho foronm iior
ot H is llrst coming. -EHJah sh all bo
the forerunnet- of Ills second coming.
3. Ile.siilt. F or the righteou.s it will
be a (lay ot healing and sulvatlou. To
tho wicked It w ill be u day of burning
and dc.structlon, A book of rojiiem-
branco Is iiow being kept. A day of
retribution Is coming.
Mr. and Mrs. June Proctor, of
the Fork community, spstic Sun
day afternoon at Mr, E. M, Stew-
iirt’s.
Baxter Byerly, M. D.
Office Over Drug Store. Office Phone
No; 31; Residence No. 25.
COOLEEMEE, N.C.
DR. W. C. MARTIN
In Connection With General PracUcu
Give. Special Attention To Eye, Ear,
Nose, and Throat. AUo Fit Spectacles.-
'Phones: ' Residence 9. Office 71.
Mocksville, N.C.
G. V. GREEN, M.D.
Office at Fork Church
Leave Calls at H. S. Davis’Store .
Advance, N.'.Ci Route 2;
pr. E. C. Glioate
DENTIST
COOLEEMEE, N. C .,
OlHce over Cooleemee Drug Store ■
P K r v n ñ c ! Rosklenco No, Гк1 L Ü O U Ü b oiIíco No, 33
S H O O T T H E JO B - W O R K IN i
H o ^ s Y o u r Come tn: and
г L ' • Л* renew it next
^ b s c n p i i o s tone y o u a n
щ р г г е а ? in town
I 5 g ^ = s s = r :- ^ - - ' "
Wn Ob VII K in ds of .lO B W O ER'
North C m olina
Diivio County
In the Superior Court
rJofore A , T. G rant,
C. n, C.
. G. U. W ood und olhbrs
. ' ' vs
K , K. Wood am) others
The dol'ondantH, Paul Wood, KandolI)l^
\Vood, W ni. S, W ood, nnd Alma Wood
w ill take notice lliul; a special iirocced-
inji untitled as above hiis been comnicn
ced iiofoi'c the Clerk of the Superior
C!ourt of Duyie County for the Partition
oC tho lands o f iie lly Wood doc’d which
deseentlud to his heirs a t law. A nd said
dofendant.s above nam ed w ill take n o t
ice th at they, nnd each of them , arc re
quirod to appeiir before A . T. G rant,
Clerk, nt his oflico in Davie County, N.
C .,, in M ocksville on the .'iOth day of
Soptnm ber in d answer or dem ur
to tlio petition for partition filed nr the
relief asked for in tlio petition w ill be,
grunted. , - , ,
This Sept. 4th. 1!)22.
A, T. G rant, Clerk Suiierior Court "
CLEAN SEED
WHEAT
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s e n - :.
Salisbury, Mo;cksvillé and Wiriston-Salem.
' G O IN G N O R T H - , ;
L e a v e S a lis b u r y . 8 a. m . a n d 4 p ._m .
A r r iv e M o c k s v ille ^ 9 a. in . an d ¡3 p . m .
A r r iv e W in sto n -S a le m lO .a . m.‘ an d 6 p . m .
G O IN G S O U T H t :
L e a v e W in sto n -S a le .m . 8 a. m . an d 3 :3 0 pV m.;
A r r iv e M o c k s v iile !) a. m . a n d 5 p . m .
A i’in ve S a lis b u r y ■ :' 10 a. m . a n d 6 p . rh.
F a r e S a lis b u r y to M o c lîsv illo - - ‘ ? L 0 0
F a r e M o c k s v illc to W ih sto n *S a le m - - .. $ 1 .2 6
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VVe would ad vise
you farmers to
clean your seed
wheat • thoroughly I
or buy clean wheat
then clean your
fields; this winter
build sheds to put
your wheat in be-
.iore tr3angtothresh
or quit the wheat
b u s i n e s s -
Horn'Johnstone Go.
M a n u f a c t u r e r s o f “ T h a t j
G o o d K i n < i o f . F l o i i r . ”
C u rs le a v e Y a d k in H o te l, M o c k sy ijl« H o tel a n d th e Z in z e n
d o rf. A u k th e c le r k s fo r in fb rjfia tio n .
What About Tiiat /
JO B WORK?
W E P R I N T E V E R Y T H I N G ^
Don’t be mislead. Mail your or
ders direct to the '
T h e s c h e d u le is c o n v e n ie n t to sp e n d th e d a y in e ith e r c ity
or^to t r a n s a c t b u s in e s s a lo n g th e lin e . O u r caV s a r e b ig com -
fo rta b ie , e a s y - r id in g H ud.'sons a n d p u r d r iv e r s a r e c a r e fu l an d
e x p e rie n c e d ; T r y th is s e r v ic e w h e n y o ii w a n t to g o .
W inston-Salem Phones 102 & 29 Salisbury Phones 77 & 78
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-.SOUTHERN BAllWAY SYSTEM
. Announces
GREATLY REDUCED ROUND TRIP FARES
—For-'
• SUM.MER.BEASOi^, 1922
“We Guarantee To Please The Hard
To Please”
Even as He Is Pure.
Beloved, now are we the sons of
God, and It doth not yet npponv what
•we shall .bo; but we know that, wlien
He shall lyipear, wo shall bo like H im ;
for wo shall see Hfui ns H e is. Aiiri
every mun tlm t hath this hupe In him
im rini‘tii liiiii- ic lf^'on as h e is nuro.--
r .Tohn 3:2-:i,
Wo Qo AU ШПЦВ 01 JOJ} WOBIL,
Not Afraid.
I laid me down and slopt; I aw aked;
for the I.ord sustained ine, I w ill not
be airalU of leu tliouuand people.—
Peniiii om-o.
Souttigril Railway System Schedules.
The "arrival and departure-of.passenger
trains Mocksvilie. ' ^
Tliu followiii,«- soiiedule fi,^'ures anj pub
lished as iniormaLion aud not guaranteed.
. TÂKE YOXJR CHOICE
W eek-end fa^es, Suii(3ay excursion;fares, Sum m er
excur.sibn fares, Special excursion fares to A tlantic
City and N iagara Falls. ;
A tla n tíc p t y a u d O th er
■ D a te s s a le v ia S o u . ;& P R R Ju n e 2 8 th , J u ly 1{J, A u g u s t
1 s t u n d 15 t h . , ' . . • ■
D a te s a le v ia S o u . & B & O J u l y 6th , I2 th a n d 2G th , A u g
u s t 9 th a n d 2 3 r d . : /
N ia g a r a F a lls v ia W ashin^^^^ -
D a te s s a le v ia S o u .. B & O J u n e 29 th , J u ly 1 3 t h ,a n d 2 7 tb , ■
A u g u s t 10 t h an d 2 'lth . ' . • - , -
D a te s s a le v ia S o u . P R R J u ly 5 th a n d 19 th ,. A u g u s t ,2 n d
an d 16 th an d .SO th . /
. ; ; , . •
T ic k e ts g o c d fo r. s to p -o v e rs 'o n ire tu rn t r ip ,a t W a sh irig tn n -
• i3alT iitiü re-B u tT aio aiïd '‘P h i)ad elp fea-.-——
■ O n s a le F r jd a y n ig h ts, S a tu rd a y an d S u n d a y m o rn in g s
to ,S e a s h o re R e s o r ts a r id W e ste rn N o rth jC a r o lin a R e s o r ts ;
T ic k e ts 'g o o d u ritil fo llo w in g M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y (E x.*
c ë p tio n tick et.s' ío W e s te rn ,N o r th C a ro lin a so ld S a tu r d a y
an d S u n d a y m o rn in g , go o d re tu rii u n til fo llo w in g M o n d a y )
Sunday Excursion Fares
Norfolk, Wilmington and Morehead City
T h e s e tic k e ts a r e on s a !e S a tu rd a y n ig h ts a n d S u n d a y ,
tn o rn in g s fr o m S a lis b u r y , H ig h P o in t, -W in a to n -S a le n j,D u r
h am ,' G re e n sb o ro , R a le ig h , P rin c e to n a n d a ll in te rm e d ia te
sta tio n s. ■ G oo d re tia rn in g ^ ..S u n d a y n ig h t. N o t g o o d in
• s le e p in g o r p a rlo r c a ra . , . ' ' • ' .
' SPI5ND SU N D A Y AT TH E s e a s h o r e ! , -
A r N o B e tw e e n
7::í7á'^~ 10 Charlolte-Wins'ton-Salem
10;12a i) ■ Winaton-Salem-Clmrlotto
l:52p ' ae ABliovillp-Win^ton-Golds
2:48 ' 21 Golds-W inaton-Asbovill''
N o D p
10 7’:a7n'
9 10:12a
' 22 . 1:Г)2р
: 2 1 2:-l8ii'
2 1 a n d 2 2 S o lid th ro u g h tr a in s b e tw e e r, G o ld sb o ro a n d ,
A s h e v ille v ia G re e n sb o ro , W in s to n -S a le m an d ll.ii hpi’, .
w ith P u llm a n b u ffe t P a r lo r C a r s ..
F o r fu r t h e r in fo rm a tio n c a ll on
Summ^ Excursion Fares ^ ^
—To All Resorts—
M o u n ta in s,. S p r in g s a n d S e a sh o i'e . T ic k e ts on sa le .d a ily ^
fin a l lim it O cto b e r 3 1 s !’, 19 2 2 , S to p ro v e rs p e r m itte d in
in b o th d ire c tio n s. ^ •.
G. A. AllisófTTPícSérAgentTÍVIoclnrv'il^l^
R. H. Graham, D. P; A. ChHrlotte. N. Cf
T h ro u g h P u llm a n . S le e p in g Car.^ to A ll T m p o rta n t P o ih ta
E x c e llo r t S e r v ic e - C o u rte sy - C o n v e n ie n t S c h e d u le s ;
W rite fo r B e iiu tifu l S o u th e rn R a ilw a y S u m m e r R e s o r t
' . B o o k le t a n d O th e r L ite r a tu r e ,' ; - ' .
F o r F u r t h e r Irifo rm a tio h , C a ll o h S o u th e rn R a ilw a y T ic k e t
^ A g e n t s .d r A d d r e s s ; ' . •
•R .'H ; G R A H A M , D iv isio n P a s s e n g e r A g e n t,
07--VVest-Ti*flde S t r e e t --------’ C h a r lo tte ,J? l...C ._
S h o o t t h e J o b W o r k t o t h è E n
t e r p r i s e — w e d o t h e b e s t f o r l e s s ;
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T R U T H , H O N E S T Y Q F P U R P O S E A N t) U N T IR IN G F ID E L I T Y T O O U R C O U N T Y A N D O U R F L A G IS O U R A IM A N D P U R P O S E .
V O L. V I.M O C K S V IL L E rN . C., T H U R SD A Y , S E P T E M B E R 21, 1922.NO. 47
m ADVANCES
TO BE ADVANCED
E f f e c t i v e InThe.East Follow
ing Large Sales Of
Tobacco.
FORSnn FAIR MANAGEMENT
PLANS fflB GREAT EVENT
Many Improvemert^s for VisU
tors; Free Shows Surpass
AH, Previous Exhibits.
R a le ig h , S e p t. 1 6 . — A s u b s ta n
tial in c re a se in th e .c a s h a d v a n c e s
paid to m e m b e rs' o f tlie T o b a c c o
G ro w e rs’ C o -o p e ra tiv e A s s o c ia
tion w ill b e c o m e e ffe c t iv e h e x t
M onday^ on a ll th e to b a c c o m a r
kets o f e a ste rn N o rth C a ro lin a ,
fo llo w in g la r g e s a le s o f to b acco
from th e e a s te r n b e lt m a d e to
leaf d e a le rs a n d m 'a n u fa c tu re rs .
R ich a rd R . P a tte r s o n , g e n e r a l
m an ager o f th e le a f d e p a r tm e n t;
A, R , B re e d lo v e ' a n d C . B . C h e a t
ham, a s s is ta n t m a n a g e r , d ire c te d
the re c e n t s u c c e s s fu l s a le s an d
have been a u th o riz e d b y th e sal/ s
com m ittee o f th e a ssiK jistio n ,
com posed o f P r e s id e n t G e o r g e A ,
N orw ood, o f G o ld sb o ro ; V ic e
P resid en t B r ig h t W iU ia m sto n , o f
South C a ro lin a , a n d ' D ir e c to r S .
T, P eace, o f H e n d e rso n , to t r a n s
act all s a le s fo r th e a sso c ia tio n .
F ir s t s te p s w ill b e ta k e n in th e
suits a g a in s t c o n tr a c t b r e a k e r s
by th e to b a c c o c o -o p e ra tiv e s e a rly
n ext w e e k a n d , a c c o rd in g to th e
d eclaratio n o f A a r o n S a p ir o to a
large m a ss m e e tin g o f g r o w e r s in
P an ville , V a , s till o th e r s u it s a r e
now in p re p a ra tio n a g a in s t p e r
sons w h o a r e s p r e a d in g m a lic io u s
p ro p agan d a a g a in s t t h e a s s o c ia
tion.
L e ss to b acco w a s so ld u p o n th e
auction flo o rs o f S o u th C a ro lin a
through A u g u s t o f th is y e a r th a n
in a n y y e a r s in c e 1 9 1 6 a c c o r d ir g
to th e o fficial r e p o r t o f th e S o u th
C arolin a c o m m issio n e r o f a g r ic u l
ture w h ic h s h o w s s c a r c e ly h a lf
of th e a m o u n t o f la s t y e a r s c n
the au ctio n flo o rs w a s so ld th is
year, b y th a t m eth o d .
C lose to 18 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 p o u n d s h aV e
reach ed th e c o -o p e ra tiv e m a r k e ts
of S o u th C a ro lin a a n d s te a d y d e
liveries to ih e a s s o c ia tio n co n tift-
ues, a c c o rd in g to "^C. 0 . D ix o n ,
w areh o u se m á n a g e r fo r th e a s s o
ciation in th e S o u th C a r o lin a b e 't,
who re p o rts o v e r 2 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 p o u n d s
d u rin g th e la s t w e e k .
‘ T fin d th e o u ts id e r q u ite a s
m uch a b o o s te r fo r c o -o p e ra tiv e
m a rk e tin g a s th e m a n o n th e in
side” , s a y s W ; F . L e a , field s r-
vice re p r e s e n ta tiv e o f th é 'a ss o c ia -
fion fo r S o u th С агоИ п д, a f t e r
v isitin g a ll c o -o p e r a tiv e m a r k e ts
on th e e a s t s id e o f th e P e e D e e
river. M r. L e e s a y s : .“ A ft e r
co v erin g th e e n tire to b a c c o a r e a
in th e la s t tw o w e e k s I c a n tru h-
fully s a y t h a t 9 5 b u t o f e v e r y
hundred p e o p le , b o th m e m b e rs
and n o n -m e m b e rs, g iv e o u r : s-
sociation th e c r e d it fo r th e p ric e
w h ich th e y h a v e re c e iv e d t ’ is
y e a r.”
V ice P r e s id é n t B r ig h t W ¡lh a n -
ston, o f D a rlin g to n , S . C ., fa'id
at th is w e jk ’ s m e e tin g o f d irtc t-
ors o f R ic h m o n d , V a ., 1 ‘th e to
bacco CO o p e r a tiv e h a s in c re a se d
the re c e ip ts o f S o u t h - C a r o l n a
fa rm e rs b y , a t le a s t $6,000,000.
this y e a r .”
D u rh a m ,. H e n d e rso n , O x f( rd,
H ileig h a n d a- d o z e n o th e r n :ar-
kets o f 't h e c e n tr a l N o rth C a ro
lina bült .w ill .o p e n ,th e jr co-^opera-
tive m a r ic a s T u e s d a y , S e p te m
ber 19 , w h e n la r g e d e liv e r ie s s\ie
looked fn ri
Education Of The
Essential Kind.
600 AFFIDAVITS ARE PRE
SENTED BY GOVERNMENT
B e tte r an d b e tte r is m a n ife s tly I
th e p o lic y o f th e m a n a g e m e n t i f ' c r e a tu r e on e a rth .
I t is v e r y r e fr e s h in g to n o te th a t o u r p u b lic sc h o o ls a n d . o u r
h ig h e r e d u c a tio n a l in s titu tio n s a r e d a ily s t r e s s in g m o re a n d m o re
th e im p o rta n c e o f p r a c tic a l e d u c a tio n . T h e tim e h a s b e en w h e n a '
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th e W in sto n -S a le m an d F o r s v lh . e n g in e e r, o r a m e c h a n ic , h e fin ish e d h is c o u rse in co lle g e w ith U t-'m e n t co m p lete d its p le a ” fo r a ii 12O ,000 "u p to 'T h u r a d a y m o rn in g ,:;
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6, fo u r fu ll d a y s an d ' fo u r fu ll
n ig h ts, fire w o rk s fo u r a fte rn o o n s
arid fo u r n ig h ts, V ic to r an d h is
fa m o u s c o n c e rt b a n d , a n d n u m
e ro u s o th e r a ttra c tio n s.
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b ly is g o in g to b e th e b e s t in
e v e r y w a y th a t h a s e v e r b een
k n a w n in th is co m m u n ity , an d
th a t is s a y in g so m e th in g w h e i
p a s t re c o rd s a r e co n sid ered .
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s o n a lly p re se n te d b y th e P a ir e
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m a g n itu d e an d b.eaiity a n d s t r ik
in g e ffe c t w ill b e u p lo th e hitih-
e s t sta n d a rd .
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tic k e ts h a v e been se c u re d on all
th e ra ilro a d s le a d in g in to th e
C ity,
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to b e th e re all rig h t, th e T . A .
W o lfe Supe\M or F o r ty C a r S h o w ,
w ith h ig h cla sa a m u se m e n ts an d
e n te rta in m e n ts, an d c le a n fu n
a n d p le a su re .
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S u r r y , R o c k in g h a m , S to k e s, A l
le g h a n y , W a ta u g a , D a v id so n ,a n d
F o r s y t h counties-^w ill • b e ad m itted -
fr e e .
T h e r e w ill b e r a c e s e v e r y d a y ,
W ith e x c itin g fin ish e s p ro m ised .
P ro d u c ts o f fa rm , g a rd e n , w o rk
sh o p , a n d fa c to rie s, w o m e n ’ s
w o rk , an d d e c o ra tiv e q rt, m e r
c h a n ts an d m a n u fa c tu re rs sto c k s
a ll w ill b e a sse m b le d in th e b ig
e x p o sitio n .
F e a tu re s fo r th e e n t e r la in n e n t s
g iv e n b e fo re th e g ra n d sta n d a r e
g o in g to b e a .tre n e n d o u s a ttr a c
tion .
T h e D u to n S o c ie ty E q u e s tr ia n s
p ro c la im e d a s th e w o r ld ’s , g r e a t
e s t a r t is ts in th e ir lin e, com e d i
r e c t fro m th e N e w Y o r k H ip p o
d ro m e , w h e re fo r tw o y e a r s th e y
w e re a trem en d o u s a ttra c tio n .
— F o u r -B a t e n -sistp rs, a d ag z -ig g.
in a ft e r life . F o r m e r ly o u r g ir ls fin ish ed t h e ir c o lle g e c o u rse w ith e r s to d a y a o d re s te d i t s ’c á s e ,
k n o w le d g e o f a n y th in g p r a c tic a l e x c e p t m u sic . N o w w e , a r e Ju d g e W ilk e rso n a d jo u rn e d
s p e c ia liz in g . W e -a re tu r n in g o u t c iv il e n g in e e rs, d o c to rs, la w y e r s , c o u rt ü n tjl M o n d a y , w h e n a tto r -
fa r m e r s a n d m e ch a n ics fr o m o u r m a le college's,: w h ile o u r fe m a le n e y s fo r B . M . J e w e ll a n d Jo h n
c o lle g e s a r e d e v e lo p in g co o k s a n d s e â m s tr é s s é s , b o o k -k e e p e rs, S c o tt, p re sid e n t a n d s e c r e ta r y -
ste n o g rrfp h e rs a n d p u p ils tra in e d in o th e r u s e fu l an d p r a c tic a l a r t s tr e a s u re r, re s p e c tiv e ly , 'o f th e
a n d p r o fe s s io n s . ' r a ilw a ÿ e m y lo y e s d e p a rtm e n t,
' , A m e ric a n F e d e ra tio n o f L a b o r ,
S p e a k in g u n d e r th e h e a d o f “ E d u c a tio n a l E s s é n t ia ls ,’\ T h e ' ^ h ? ïo te rn m e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ o n th e
N e w s an d O b se rv e r q u o te s H . A d d in g to n B ru c e , a v e r y p r a c tic a l s tre n g th o f so m e 600 a ffid a v its
th in k e r a n d p u b lic is t a s s a y in g : “ I f I w e re a sk e d to fr a m e w h a t c h a r g in g - v io le n c e ," in tim id a tio n
I co n sid e re d an a d e q u a te e d u c a tio n a l p ro g ra m , I co u ld h o t d o b e tte r an d d e stru c tio n o f p ro p erty,.^ d u r-
th a n r e s t a t e M a iiric e K e a t in g ’s o u tlin e o f e s s e n tia ls . In t h is p u t- in g t h e s t r ik e . N o d ire c t e v id e n c e
A th e n s q u o tin g Jo h n Ifa n o la ^ o f:
th e A m e ric a n , re lie f) .a sv jts au th r.î .
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r n a h a s b e e n c o m p le te ly w r e c k jw ^ |
b y (h e c o n fla g i^ io n w h ic h |
b e e n r a g in g th e re fo r th e p a s t ';, ‘
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jt io n fro m a u th e n tic so u rc e s r e a c h 7'
in g h e re . T h o u sa n d s o f p eraons^;:^
a r e b e lie v e d to h a v e p erish ed .-/,
O n ly th e -T u rk ish q u a r te r r e - i
lin e e m p h a sis is p u t on e ig h t t h in g s :
“ E d u c a tio n fo r th e c o n s e rv a tio n o f h e a lth .
“ E d u c a tio n fo r liv e lih o o d -e a rn in g .
“ E d u c a tio n fo r th e w is e u se' o f le isu re .
" E d u c a tio n fo r c h a ra c te r.
. “ E d u c a tio n fo r th e a p p re c ia tio n o f a r t .
“ E d u c a tio n fo r k n o w le d g e o f p a tu re ,
y
j c n n ectijn ^ a n y o f th e u n io n dffi-
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g iv e n , b u t a tto r n e y s r e p r e s e n t
in g A tto r n e y G e n e ra l D a u g h e r ty
c in ten d th a t th e e x is te n c e o f
su ch w id e sp re a d d iso rd e r: ihdii-
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“ E d u c a tio n fo r th o d e v e lo p m e n t o f a se n se o f d u ty in th e a r ^ r e s p o n s ib le fo r it.
D o n ald R . R ic h b e rg a n d P r a n k
M u lh ollan d ,“ a tto r n e y s fo r J e w e ll
. , , ^ , J .. a n d - S c o t t , th e o n ly tw o o f th ew a y s b e en too g r e a t a te n d e n c y to r e g a r d th e p ro c e s s o f e d u c a tio n
a s th e p ro c e ss o f fillin g th e h e a d w ith in fo rm a tio n ;, T h a t is a
v e r y sh a llo w co n cep tio n . ''M a n y o f th e m o re p r o g r e s s iv e sch o o ls
a r e ra p id ly g e ttin g a w a y fr o m it. N o w M r. K e a t in g p u ts fir s t in h is
lis t “ E d u c a tio n fo r th e c o n s e rv a tio n o f h e a lth ,” T h is s u b je c t Is o f
th e fir s t im p o rta n ce . G iv e n th is a n d m u ch e lse w ill co m e n a tu r
a lly . A ll o f M r. K e a t in g 's e s s e n tia ls se e m w e ll c h o se n . T h o s e w h o
sh a p e sch o o l c u rric u la ca n w e ll a ffo rd t o c o n sid e r h is s u g g e s tio n s .”
m a m s:
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d e v e lo p m e n t o f a se n se o f d u ty
n e c e s s a r y su b o rd in a tio n o f p e rso n a l to so c ia l w e lfa r e .”
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Murphy And Thomas ,
Electrocuted Friday.
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Phy an d Jo s e p h T h o m a s , n e g ro e s,
C onvicted p f c h a rg e .s g r o w in g p u t
of th e a tta c k u p o n M r. an d M rs.
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the sta te p riso n th is .m o rn irig -
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o f re n o w n . T h e D e lm o re T rio
a r e w ir e a r tis ts an d ro llin g g lo b s
a r tis ts . T h e h u m an to rc h e s, d iv
in g in to w a te r fro m a g r e a t hei
g h t, an d a t n ig h t m a k in g th e
d iv e w h ile w ra p p e d in fla m e s an d
w ith th e w a te r co a ted in flam es.
T h e n th e r e ’s Ja c k s o n , th e g r e jt -
e s t m u le liv in g .
T h e se a r e a fe w o f th e fe a t u r s
o f th e fa ir p ro g ra m . A s fo i
w h a t is b e in g d on e in th e w a y o f
p re p a ra tio n a v is it to th e g ro u n d s
w ill sh o w . N u m e r ju j c h a n g s
an d im p ro v tm e n ts h a v e been
m ad e. T h e re is a m o d ern m ain
e n tra n c e , w ith th e w e ll k e p t
g ro u n d s. A t th e t r e a s u r e r ’s o f
fice a forces is b u sy g e ttin g o u t in
a sy s te m a tic m a n n e r th e a d v e r
tis in g m a tte r an d ta k in g c a re o f
all o f th e d e ta ils com m o n to a
w e ll co n d u cted fa ir . T h e A g r i
cu ltu ra l B u ild in g is fr e s h bo th on
th e in sid e an d o u tsid e. O f p a r
tic u la r in te re st is th e n e w a r
ra n g e m e n t fo r h a n d lin g th e a p
ple e x h ib it th is y e a r . I t w a s e n
clo sed in w ire , th u s p re v e n tin g
th e p a s se rb y fro m h a n d lin g o r
ta k in g a n y o f th e fr u it
T h e r e is a n o th e r fa u lt w h ic h h a s w o rk e d m o re in ju r y , th a n
b e n e fit to o u r s tu d e n ts a n d t h a t is th e te n d e n c y to b e little th e
d ig n ity o f iig ric u ltu re . W h ile n o t d o n e in so m a n y w o rd s, y e t
th e g e n e ra l im p re ssio n is le ft u p on th e s tu d e n t th a t th e o n ly h o n
o ra b le th in g le ft in life is to 'b elo n g to o n e o f th e le a n ie d ,p r o
fe s s io n s , a c t a s p re sid e n t o r c a s h ie r o f a b a n k , s e r v e a t th e h e ad
o f so m e b ig m a n u fa c tu r in g in d u s t r y ,, a s m a n a g e r o f so m e g r e a t
m e c a n tile e s ta b lis h m e n t, o r fill so m e p o litica |3o ffic e . T h e r e n e v e r
w a s a g r e a te r m is ta k e n v ie w p o in t t h a n Ç liià . T h e E n t e r p r is e
h o ld s th a t f o r a m a n to m a k e a r e a lly su ccep ^ fu l fa m % t j t h a t is
fo r o n e to p ra c tic e fa r m in g a s si b u s in e s s - p r p p o s itio ^ p n a b ig
sc a le , it is n e f e s s a r y t h a t h e n o t o n ly b e tra in e d a n d ^ÿiéilv'educatèd
fo r th is sp e c ia l lin e o f w o rk , b u t h e sh o u ld be" o n e ■'of s u p e rio r
m e n ta l a b ility . W e w a n t td se e th e tim e co m e w h e n e v e r y b o y
in D a v ie C o u n ty an d in th e e n tire c o u n try fo r th a t m a tte r s h a ll
b e ta u g h t t h a t o n e o f th e m o st h o n o ra b le , a s w e ll a s o n e o f th e
b ig g e s t jo ijs 't h a t a n y y o u n g riian c a n b e c a lle d u p o n to fill, J s to
b e th e s u c c e ss fu l p ro p rie to r o f a b ig fa r m .> W e w a n t o u r b o y s to
n f a p-i'pnt D a y jfi-C ô u n t y -w ith h u n d re d s o f p ro s-
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co u rt, a r e p re p a rin g , th e y s a y , to
o ffe r e v id e n c e in s u p p o rt o f th e
u n io n ’ s c la im , o f a c o u n te r-c o n
s p ir a c y a g a in s t th e m . T h e .union
le ad er8 ,_ch arge th a t th e, ra ilrp a
e x e c u tiv e s e n te re d in to a co n
s p ira c y , fir s t to fo rc e a s trik e ,
a n d th e n to d e s tro y t h e u n io n .
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tiv e s, th e y co n ten d , h e ld o u t
a g a in s t a n y p e a c e s e ttle m e n t a s
p a r t o f th is a lle g e d c o n s p ira c y
a g a in s t th e u n io n .
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fe n s e an d fo r fin a l a rg u m e n t b e
fo r e th e te m p o ra ry r e s t r a in in g
o rd e r n o w in fo rc e w iU a u to m a ti
c a lly e x p ir e . J u d g e W ilk e rsp o
h a s c a lle d th e a tte n tio n o f .th e
la w y e r s to th e fa c t th a t it w ill
riot b e re n e w e d , a n d u n le ss th e
in ju n c tio n h e a r in g is co m p lete d
b e fo re T h u r s d a y n ig h t th e u n io n s
w ill be, fr e e fr o n i it s p ro v isio n s.
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G r e e k o fficia l c irc le s h e re t h a t ; ^
th e K e m a lis ta d e lib e r a te ly s e t i h e
c it y o n fire in o r d e r 't o . e v a c u a te
th e e n tire C h ristia n p o p u la tio n , ^
t h e re b y r e lie v in g t h e ' T u r k s a l-
to g e th e r o f th e p ro b le m s o f : m ih r ’ ’■
p r it ie s in A n a to lia . K e m u lis to f- ;
fic a ls, on th e o th e r hand;- a s s e r t^
t h a t th e c o n fla g ra tio n re sijlte d 'y -
fro m th e e x c h a n g e o f r ifle ’ a h o ta ' . 'y f
b e tw e e n th e in v a d in g T u r k ia K ’
'a r m y a n d th o G re e k a a n d th e A r - j r
m e n ia n s, th e la tt e r o f . w h o m '' at-.,®
ta c k e d th e T u r k s fro m c h u rc h e sv i
a n d h o u se s. ^
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a r e th e d o m in a n t fa c to rs." T h e y ^ ,
p e ro u s a n d w e ll-k e p t c o u n try e s ta te s , g ra c e d w ith b e a u tifu l h o m es
an d w e ll-k e p t g ro u n d s, w ith a ll o f th e lu x u r ie s a n d co n v e n ie n ce s
e n jo y e d b y th e w ell-to -d o o f o th e r b u s in e ss e s an d c a llin g s. W h e n
U a v ie C o u n ty b o y s ,c a tc h a v isio n o f t h is k in d w e s h a ll se e th is
old c o u n try th e .g a r d e n sp o t o f th e s ta te .
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in g th e w o rk o f th e -A m e ric a n
n a v a l m en a n d r e lie f w o r k e r s . ‘
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c h a r g e d w ith b e in g im p lic a te d in - ^
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a lso w ith th e ro o m w h e re in y o u
c a n ch ecK a n y “lit llc a i‘lie le a U iat-
yo u w is h to b e c a re d fo r d u rin g
th e d a y . T h e y h a v e a la d ie s r e s t
ro b n i w ith m o d e rn c o n v e n ie n c e s
o v e r w h ic h á m aid p re sid e s .
T h e r e a r e tw o r e s t ro o m s a t co n
v e n ie n t p o in ts on th e g ro u n d s fo r
m e n — a m a n in c h a rg e .
T h e g ra n d s ta n d is 2 1 0 fe e t
lo n g a n d is b e in g re s e a te d vvith
c o m fo rta b le s e a ts . In th is b u ild
in g -th e ra is a la d ie s ' r e s t ro o m
I t is tru e th e b u s in e ss o f fa r m in g h a s h a d its d is a d v a n ta g e s in
th e p a s t. B a d ro a d s, p o o r sc h o o ls, la c k o f. te le p h o n e s a n d m o d ern
h o m e c o n v e n ie n c e s,, h a v e , m a d e th e fa r m so m e w h a t d is t a s te fu l
in th e p a s t, b u t w ith o u r fin e s y s te m o f h ig h w a y s , w ith ih e . a u to
m o b ile, th e te le p h o n e , go o d sch o o ls in re a c h o f a ll, a n d tK e c h e a p ^
w a te r an d lig h t s y s te m s w h ic h ca n e a s ily b e in sta lle d in e v e r y fa r n i 1 w ith n io ^ e rn c o n v e n ie n c e s, m aid
h om ej^ it is p o ssib le f o r o n e to g e t re a l life in a se c tio n f a r re m o v e d ' in c h a rg e , w ith a lik e c o n v e n ie n c e
fr o m o u r to w n s an d c itie s. O ne c a n n o w liv e fifte e n o r t w e n t y , fo r th è m en p a tro n s. T h e -ju d g e s
m ile s in th e c o u n try an d b y th é c o n v e n ie n c e o f th e a u to m o b ile , r a n sta n d is o n th e s id e o f th e tr a c t
in to to w n a t n ig h t an d e n jo y th e sh o w s an d o th e r a m u se m e n ts w ith th e g ra n d s ta n d . T h e m u sic
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th e rfo r e , d evelo p an d g r o w an d h o ld th e b e s t blood o f th e s t a t e 'a s
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la r g e s t b u ild in g on th e g ro u n d s.
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th a t th e s u p p ly fo r. M o c k s v ille is
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c a ll y o u r n e ig h b o rs a tte n tio n to
w h a t a g o o d p a p e r th e E n te r p r is e
is, a n d a s k h im to b e co m e a su b
s c rib e r. ; T h ro u g h th e co lu m n s o f
th e E n t e r p r is e is th e o n ly w a v to
g e t Jth e lo c a l n e w s , a s th is d o es
n o t co m e o u t , in th e b ig d a ilie s.
T h e E n te r p r is e , h o w e v e r, d o e s
b o a s t th a t it c a r r ie s m o re lo cal
n e w s th a n a n y n e w s p a p e r p u b
lish e d in N o rth C a ro lin a I f y o u r
su b sc rip tio n h a s a b o u t e x p ire d ,
r e n e w n o w a n d te ll y o u r n e ig h
b o r w h o is n o t a s u b s c rib e r to b e
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c r a tic y e a r , ” re m a r k e d a g e n tle
m a n to ‘ u s th e o th e r d a y . “ T h e
p re d ic tio n is t h a t m a n y o f th e re
p u b lica n co u n tie s o f N o rth C a ro -
Y o u r d is tin g u is h e d so n , W m . C .
H a m m e r, m u s t .b e r e tu rn e d to
c o n g r e s s b y th e la r g e s t m a jo r ity
in th e h is to r y o f th e s t a t e .” T h e
E n t e r p ris e is p r o u d o f M r. H an v-
m e r ’ s re c o rd in c o n g r e s s d u r in g j
t h e p a s t tw o y e a r s a n d w e a g r e e i
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, D a v ie C o u n ty d e m o c ra ts d o th e ir
p a r t to w a r d s in c r e a s in g C o n g re ss
m a n H a m m e r ’s m a jo r ity a t th e
c o m in g e le c tio n . H e is a ch a m
p io n o f th e c a u s e o f th e fa rm e r s
a n d , fo r th è w o r k in g m en an d
w o m e n o f th e c o u n ty . H e is n o t
m u zzled b y th e b ig in te re s ts . H e
is a b le arid fe a r le s s , T o is d is tr ic t
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o f c o n g re s s, a n d le t u s e n c o u ra g e
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T h e D e m o c ra tic P r im a r y w a s
h e ll a t th e c o u rt h o u se S a tu rd a y
a t 3 p . m . Q u ite a g o o d ly n u m
b e r w a s p r e s e n t s h o w in g th a t th e
d e m o c ra ts a r e in te re ste d in th e
is ju s s p f th e d a y . A ll D e m o c ra ts
o f th a M o ek sv ill-J to w n s h ip w e r e
m a d e d e le g a te s to th e co u n ty
c o n v e n tio n to be h e ld in th e c o u rt
h o m e S a tu r d a y , S e p t, 2 3 r d a t
3 p . m . H o n o ra b le W , C ,.H a m m e r
o u r c o n g re s sm a n , w ill b e p r e s e n t
a t th e c o n v e n tio n a n d d isc u s s th e
is s u e s o f th e d a y . E v e r y b o d y is
c o r d ia lly in v ite d to b e p r e s e n t a t
th e c o n v e n tio n a n d a g o o d r e
p r e se n ta tio n o f th e la d ie s is d e
s ir e d a s M r. H a m m e r w ill d isc u s s
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p re a c h e d a v e r y p la in a n d h e lp
fu l se rm o n , a f t e r w h ic h d in n e r
w a s s p re a d on a lo n g ta b le in th e
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a d e m o c ra tic c o n g re s s w ill b e
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b u s y an d e le c t a fu ll s e t o f d e m o
c ra tic o ffice rs fo r D a v ie C o u n ty ,
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p le ^ o f R a n d o lp h C o u n ty , H on ,
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d id a te fo r S o lic ito r o f h is Ju d ic ia l
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b le lo v e -fe a s t to m e, b u t to co m
m u n e an d fe llo w s h ip w ith y o u to
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October 2nd.
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c lu d e d ) a lso , th o se o f a d ja c e n t
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m e e t m e a t th e sch o o l b u ild in g
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M o n d a y . O ct. 2 n d . B e s u r e to
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T h e p r o tr a c te d m e e tin g a t
B y e r ly 's C h a p e l w ill b e g in th e
fo u r th S u n d a y , S e p t. 2 4 th . O w in g
to th e se a so n b e in g a n e x tre m e ly
b u s y o n e fo r th e fa r m e r s s e r v ic e s
w ill b e a t n ig h ts o n ly . T h e p a s
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H ig h S c h o o ls o p en ed M o n d a y
w ith 2 8 5 p r e s e n t —b y fa r th e
la r g e s t n u m b e r p re se n t a t a n y
tim e on th e o p e n in g d a y . T h e
s a m e w a s tr u e a s to th e H ig
S ch o o l. N in e te e n e n te re d th e
a g r ic u ltu r a l b ra n c h u n d e r P r o f.
T a tu m , fiv e to w n sh ip s b e in g re
p re se n te d . I t .is g r a t ify in g lo
s e e so m a n y b r ig h t y o u n g m en
e n te r in g th is cla^ s on th e op en
in g d a y . I t sh o w s th a t th e ,b o y s
a r e th in k in g ab o u t th e fu tu r e
a n d a r e re a d y to p r e p a re th e m
s e lv e s to a c h ie v e th e m o st in
w h a te v e r lin e th e y m a y p u r s u e —
i f o n ly g iv e n a c h a n c e .
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th is y e a r as, th e T r u s te e s h a v e
b u ilt a s ix room b u ild in g - f o r
te m p o ra ry u se, u n til th e y e s ta b
lish th e n e w H ig h S ch o o l b u ild
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a n d s s w e r h a v e b e e n in sta llé e
a n d o th e r n e e d e d p e rm a n e n t im
p ro v e m e n ts a r e b e in g m ad e,
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fa th e r , M r. M . C . W ard , v isite d
re la tiv e s in M o c k sv ille th e p a s t
w e e k .
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p a sse d , it c e r ta in ly is p le a s a n t to
h a v e su ch cool b re ezes, b u t it r e
m in d s u s th a t “ T h e h a r v e s t is
p a s sin g , th e su m m e r is e n d in g .
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ta k in g o u r p la c e s in th is w o rld to
e ith e r b e p ro fite d o r h in d e re d b y
e x a m p le s s e t b y th o se w h o h a v e
liv e d b e fo re th e m . T h e n m a y
our. liv e s be su c h th a t w e w ill liv e
an d a f t e r a n 'h o u r a n d a h a lf o f
so cial m in g lin g ,' -th ey g a th e re d
a g a in in th e c h u rc h to b e e n te r
ta in e d , b y th e c h ild re n fr o m th e
O rp h a n a g e . T h e so n g s arid a
re c ita tio n b y o n e o f th e little
g ir ls w e r e v e r y g o o d a n d g r e a tly
e n jo y e d , b y th e c o n g re g a tio n
w h ic h w a s la r g e . A f t e r th e
p ro g ra m D r. W o o d g a v e a t a k
a b o u t th e w o r k ; a lso th e n e e d s a t
th e H o m e, w h ic h w e a r e s u re
e v e r y o n e in te re s te d w a s g la d to
know .' T h e c h ild re n w e r e v e r y
n ic e lo o k in g a n d w e ll tra in e d ,
w h ic h m a k e s u s k n o w o u r m ite s
th a t, w e g iv e to h e lp is b e in g w e ll
u se d . A n d it in s p ire s u s J o do
m o re fo r so w o r th y a c a u se . A
co lle ctio n w a s ta k e n w h ic h a-
m o u n le d to a 'h ic e su m . W e h o p e
th e y w ill v is it u s a g a in .
T h e B a p t is t S u n d a y S c h o o l e n
jo y e d a p ic n ic la s t T h u rs d a y in a
n ic e p la c e n e a r th e C e d a r C re e k
b rid g e . T h e r e w e r e lo ts o f goo d
th in g s to e a t w ith a ll . th e g o a d
h o m e-m ad e ic e -c r e a m o n e w a n t
ed , a n d it w a s a h a p p y d a y fo r
b o th c h ild re n a n d o ld e r o n es.
F a rm in g to n H ig h S ch o o l w il
o p en M o n d a y , O ct. 2 n d . W e h o p e
th is w ill b e o n e o f th e m o st su c
c e s s fu l te rm s o f t h e sc h o o l. T h e
co n so lid a te d ! m o v e m e n t h a s
m e a n t m u ch to o u r sch o o l, an d
w e h o p e it” ih e a n s rnofe^cT tiliuae
w h o h a v e th e o p p o rtu n ity to
s h a r e w ith o u r c h ild re n in g e t
tin g a H ig h S c h o o l ed u c a tio n .
M rs. C la re n c e W e ir e n te rta in
ed s e v e r a l o f th e sm a ll b o y s an d
g ir ls F r id a y th e 15 t h a t a b irth
d a y p a r ty fo r h e r little d a u g h te r,
H elen a, it b e in g h e r n in th b irth
d a y . S h e re c e iv e d so m e u a e fu
p re se n ts a n d th e little fo lk s hac
a r e a l g o o d tim e p la y in g g a m e s
D e lic io u s r e fr e s h m e n ts w e r e s e r
ved .
M rs. W . F , W a lk e r h a s re tu rn
ed fr o m • a w e e k s v is it w ith h er
d a u g h te r, M rs. E . E . Ja m e s , ol:
W in sto n -S a le m . S h e w a s a c
co m p an ie d h o m e b y M r. a n d M rs
Ja m e s , M iss N a n c y a n d M r. K e n
n e th W a lk e r.
M r, J . L . W a rd an d fa m ily am
M r. a n d M r s . G .N W a rd a n d b a
b y ,o f V to ck sv ille v isite d th e ir p a r
e n ts. M r. a n d M rs. M . C . W ard
S u n d a y .
T h e M a so n s g a v e a h o m e com
in g so c ia l a t th e lo d g e h e re on
S a tu rd a y e v e n in g , S e p t. 16 th .
n u m b e r o f v is ito r s fr o m o th e r
to w n s w e r e p r e s e n t ' a n d it w a s
v e r y p le a s a n t o c c a sio n . S u p p e r
w a s s e r v e d , a lso d e lic io u s r e fr e s
m e n ts.
T h e r e w ill b e a n e n te rta in
m e n t b y th e V , L S , o r th e S .
c la s s N o , 5 a t th e s c h o o l b u ild in g -
S a tu rd a y n ig h t, S e p t, 2 3 rd , C o m e
a n d y o u w ill b e e n te rta in e d b y
so m e th in g . I t h a s n ’ t b e e n d e
cid ed v /h a t y e t.
M rs, J . C . Ja m e s a n d h « r
e n d ed h e re .
M isse s N e ll H a rtm a n , H elen
an d E liz a b e th B a h n so n le ft la st
w e e k to te a c h in th e N o rth W in
sto n sch o o l. ^ _
M rs. A n n a D u n c a n a n d d a u g h
te r. M iss M a ry , h a v e g o n e to
C an n ap o lis to liv e . M iss M a ry
te a c h e s th e re , also M isse s L e o n a
G ra h a m a n d R u b y A rm s w o r th y .
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M O C K ’S C H U R C H N E W S
A g o o d ia in -w o u ld b e a p p r e c ia t
ed in o u r se c tio n a t th is tim e.
T h e r e w a s a la r g e c ro w d p re
s e n t a t th e b e g in n in g o f o u r re
v iv a l m e e tin g S u n d a y . I t lo o k s
n o w a s i f w e w e r e g o in g lo h a v e
a g lo rio u s r e v iv a l.
M r. a n d M rs. E . M . Jo n e s ,
jlo c k s v ille , s p e n t th e w e e k -e m
w ith M r. W . J . Jo n e s an d to o k in
th e m e e tin g .
M r, M a c k S m ith a n d fa m ily .o
T y r o , w e r e a m o n g th e v is ito r s a t
th e m e e tin g S u n d a y .
M r. a n d M rs. W . C . A lle n , o f
F o rd , a n d M rs. S t e v e B e a u c h a m p
o f L e w is v ille , s p e n t S u n d a y w ith
M r. J , T , P h e lp s a n d to o k in th e
m e e tin g ,
M r, a n d M rs, B u d A lle n , o f
W in sto n -S a le m , w e r e 'a m o n g th e
v is ito r s S u n d a y a t th e m e e tin g ,
P IN O N E W S
C o a ts a n d s w e a te r s fe e l v e r y
c o m fo rta b le th is k in d c f w e a th e r
R e v , N e e d h a m d id n o t fill h is
a p p o in tm e n t S u n d a y n ig h t o n a c
c o u n t o f iiln e s, b u t w e w e r e v e r y
g la d to h a v e M r. F . H , B a h n so n
a n d r M T 7 'T ,"^ ~ R e d in o fr s p B a k ~ ltr
u s.
M « . J . F . W a rd h a d a s h e r
S u n d a y ’s g u e s ts M r. an d M rs.
L e a r y H u tc h e n s a n d c h ild re n ,
M r s . S a llie S h e rw o o d , o f A V ins-
to n -S a le m .
B o rn to M r. a n d M rs. C . H .
M c M a h a n a fin e g ir l.
M r. F r e d S w in g s p e n t th e w e e k
e n d w ith h is . p a re n ts, M r. an d
M r s .'J . H . S w in g .
M rs. W . W . E d w a r d s is s p e n d
in g so m e tim e w ith h e r s is te r,
M rs. L . L . M ille r.
Time To Re-tire
3 0 x 3 K e lly S p r in g ’ d .T ire s $ 10 .0 0
3 0 x 3 1 - 2 “ “ “ 12 .0 0
3 0 x 3 “ “ T u b e s 2 . CO
3 0 x 3 1 - 2 “ “ “ 2 .2 5
( fo r a lim ite d tim e ) a fr e e tu b e
w ith e a c h c a s in g p u rc h a se d .
T r u - Jo A u to P o lish , p e r p t. 8 5 c
D iffe r e n tia l a n d tra n sm iss io n
g r e a s e , p e r p o u n d ... 2 5 c
C a r s w a sh e d a n d p o lish e d
W e a r e jo b b e r s fo r S in c la ir O il
a n d c a n s e ll in b a r r e l o r h a lf b a r
re l lo ts a t a clo.se p ric e .
S in c la ir T r a c to r O il p e r g a l. 7 5 c
S in c la ir T r a c to r O il 5 g a l, $ 3 .0 0
F r e e c r a n k c a s e s e r y ic e . H a v e
y o u r c ra n k c a s e d ra in e d an d fill
e d w ith fr e s h oil.
C o m p le te s to c k o f s m a ll a c c e s
s o rie s.
F r e e a ir . w a te r , a n d p u re di& till-
ed b a t t e r y w a te r .
P ro m p t a n d 'co u rtio o iis^ u tfen tlon
O p en a t n ig h t.
Horn Motor Company
D e a le rs in O v c rla id a n d W il y s -
K n iijh t C .irs,
WE”
are now in our new building
adjoining Merchants Whole
sale Grocery Co. We cordi
ally invite you to come in and
inspect our line of hardware.
MOCKSVILLE HARDWARE CO
Our Prices On
SHOES
For this Fall and Winter are much lower
than for many seasons. A large stock to
choose from.
LASHMIT
417 N. Liberty St. Winston-Salem, N. C.
Individual Interpretations
Mark Fall Millinery!
The deft drape of a crown, the graceful
sweep of a brim—cabochons or cocardes
knowingly poised—one recognizes the
touch of the true artists in these fasci
nating Chapeaux,
T h e i ^ a r e s i n a r ^ ^
sure, but they have that individuality
that the fastidious woman appreciates
and demands.
The new fall models are ready for
your inspection.
The Genevra Shop
126 South Main Street
Salisbury, - - - N. C,
VIOBUIlBIIin
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B№l1Pure Guernsey milk from tubercular test- “
• ®ed registered cows, delivered anywhere in i
Mocksville at 12y2C a quart. Guernsey milk j
is diiferent. A premium of 10c per gallon |
is paid for Guernsey milk in Washington, ^
D. C. The public is invited to inspect our
sanitary. Dairy.
TWIN BROOK FARMS,
SANFORD & CARTNER
fall!
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In Honor of Bride-Elect.
O n e o f th e m o at e n jo y a b le a f
fa ir s o f th e se a s o n w a s th e lin en
s h o w e r g iv e n b y M r s . G . G ,
D a n ie l an d . M iss H a ttie F o w le r a t
th e h o m e o f th e fo r m e r la s t
T h u r s d a y a fte rn o o n in h o n o r o f
M iss H e le n M e ro n e y , w h o se m a r
ria g e to M r. S ila s M c B e e w ill
ta k e p la c e S e p te m b e r 28^h.
T h e g u e s t s w e r e g iv e n cu p
to w e ls to h e m a n d e m b ro id e r fo r
th e b rid e . M a n y little a t t r a c t iv e
an d s u g g e s tiv e d e s ig n s s u ita b le
on su c h a n o c c a sio n w e r e e m
b ro id e re d .
A ft e r th is w o r k w a s fin jsh e d
littie M ia s P a u lin e D a n ie l d re ss e d
lik e a fa ir y g a v e th e h o n o re e a
s tr in g a s k in g h e r to c lo se h e r
e y e s, th in k h a p p in e s s, fe e l h a p
p in e ss a n d s e e - h a p p in e s s. W ith
e y e s c lo se d s h e fo llo w e d th e
s trin g w h ic h b r o u g h t h e r to
“ T h e W ell o f H a p p in e s s .” U p o n
o p e n in g h e r e y e s -sh e b e h e ld a
w h ite “ w e ll” tw in e d in iv y fro m
w h ich s h e d r e w th e s h o w e r -
m an y p r e t t y ' a n d ^ u s e fu l lin en
g ifts .
T h e h o u se w a s p r e t t ily d e c o ra t-
‘ ed in fa ll flo w e rs .
A d e lic io u s s a la d c o u rs e w a s
se rv e d a n d th e fa v o r s w e r e ro se s.
T h e in v ite d g u e s t s w e r e : M iss
M e ro n e y , M rs. C . F . M e ro n e y ,
M rs. J . K . M e ro n e y , M r s . E . P .
C ra w fo rd , M r s . E . P . B r a d le y ,
M rs. W . H . L e G ra n d , M iss M a ry
R ic h a rd , M is s M a r g a r e t T h o m p
son, M is s C la r a M o o re, M iss
L o u ise H a r r is , M rs. C le g g C le m
en t, M iss D o ro th y G a ith e r , M iss
Ja n e H a y d e n G a ith e r , M r s . S c a r r
M o rriso n , o f S ta te s v ille , M rs. J .
0 . Y o u n g , o f D u rh a m , M rd . J . A .
D an iel, M iss M a r g a r e t A llis o n ,
M iss O ssie A llis o n , M iss’ A n n ie
H all B a it y , M rs. J . E . S h u ltz ,
M rs. A . T . G r a n t, J r . , M is r W il-
lie M ille r, M is s C la y to n B ro w n ,
M iss R u th R o d w e ll, M iss S . B .
H u n te r, o f L y n c h b u r g , V a ., M is .
E H . F r o s t , M r s . L . E . F e e z o r,
and M rs. E s t h e r H o rn C r itz .
ENTERPRISE, MOCKSVILLE. N. C,
Apples Passing ’round Again.
(0. M , Page Charlotte Observer.)
“ R e v iv in g th e v e rs e b y a n u n
k n o w n c o m p o se r th a t a ttra c te d .much—a tten tio n ___w h e n
p rin te d in P o stm a rk s, a S q u irre l
fr ie n d w r it e s :
'A h e a d lin e s a y s it ’ ll soon be
o v e r - t h e s tr e e t b u rle sq u e sh o w
— a s s k ir ts fo r fa ll w e a r w ill com e
to th e a n k le s . H o w e v e r, th e re
is o n e re d e e m in g fe a tu r e : S o m e
w ill h a v e a s lit on th e sid e. So m e
b o d y m u st h a s'p a s s e d th e a p p le s ’
a ro u n d a g a in .’ ”
P A S S T H E A P P L E S .
W h en e v e r y pool in E d e n w a s a
m irro r
T h a t u n to E v e h e r d a in ty c h a i’m s
p ro cla im ed ,
§ h e w e n t u n d ra p e d w ith o u t a s in
g le fe a r o r
T h o u g h t th a t sh e h ad n eed to be
a sh a m e d .
’ T w a s o n ly A v h e tiih e ’d e a te n o f
th e a p p le
T h a t sh e b e cam e in c lin e d to be
p rou d .
A n d fo u n d th a t e v e rm o re s h e 'd
h a v e to g ra p g le
W ith th e m u ch d eb a ted p ro b lem
o f th e n u d e.
T h e r e a ft e r sh e d e v o te d h e r a t
ten tio n ,
H e r tim e a n d all h e r m o n ey tc
h e r c lo th e s
A n d th a t w a s th e b e g in n in g o f
co n v en tio n ,
A n d m o d e sty a s w e ll, I d o s u p
p o se . .
R e a c tio n co m e a b o u t in fa sh io n s
re c e n t;
N o w g ir ls co n ceal so little .fro m
th e m en
r h a t it w o u ld seem , in n am e o f
a ll th a t’s d ecen t.
S o m eo n e sh o u ld p a ss th e a p p le s
’ lo u n d a g a in .
The Elephants
Are Coming!
Tuff’s P ills
Induco regular habit, good digestion. Relieve tlia dyspeptic and debilitated and tone up the system
AGAINST MALARIA
The Life of a Nurse
T h e
I The world grows liotter year by year
M , L . C la r k a n d S o n ’ a | Because some nurse in her little sphere««■■11 IV« AMyl rvwm O nn#) aiM/VQiiiB ivi. ij. a :iu o u ii о ^ uecausc some nurse m ner п ш е spnere
C om b in ed S h o w s w ill e x h ib it in P uts on her apron and grins and sings.
M o ck sv ille , M o n d a y , S e p t ., 2 5 th . And keeps on doing the same old
T h e b ig sh o w w ill a r r iv e h e re a - things.
board its s p e c ia l tr a in o f r a ilro a d T aking the tem perature, giving the
cars, w ith a ll o f m a g n itu d e
and g r a n d e u r , r e v e a lm g a fa ir y - -fending the baby, answering bells,
land e v e r so d e a r to ch ild h o o d ’s ¿eing polite w ith a heart th at rebels,
h ap p y d a y s . E n la r g e d tw o fo ld Longing for home, and all the while
ot its fo r m e r s iz e ,th e M . L . C la rk w earing tho same old professional
& S o n ’ s S h o w s h a s g r o w n a n d stnile;
p ro sp ere d d u r in e th e p a s t q u a r- Blessing the newborn babe's first
te r o f a c e n tu r y , u n til to d a y C o a in g '-h l eyes that are still in death,
a p p e a ra n c e u h a ile d a s a n a n n u a l r i f
fe stiv e h o lid a y . j’" u k ee
M a n y n e w a n d u n p a r a lle d fea- q h dear! w hat a lot o f patience ittalie»;
d a rin g a n d v a s t n e s s w ill b e d is- Tired, discouraged, ju st ready to drop,
p la yed in th is s e a s o n ’s b ig sh o w ; 'n u t called back on special a t seven-flf-
F o re m o st a m o n g th e fe a t u r e a c t ! , teen
w ill b e th e D a v e n p o r t fa m ily o f W ith w ar in her heart, but it m ust not
e q u e a tra in s a n d r id e r s ; th e S i!- ^ e v o m n g , noon and night,
v erto n trio , in tre p id e q u ilib r is t); ju s t doing it over and hoping ii’s right,
th e A lp h in e S is t e r s , d a r in g d a n c - w hen w e lay down our caps and "cro ss
ers o n a lo ft s w ir e ; th e A p e d a j , the b a r"
trou oe o f g y m n a s ts a n d th e S ie - 0 Lord, will you giye us ju st one it e
g rist fa m ily o f in c o m p a ra b le a e r a uniform
ialists. A s c o re o f c lo w n s h e ad -1
ed b y A r t h u r B e r r y , A b J o h n s p r ,'I n that city above where the
P ete Je n k in s , W a g g le s a n d V a ld o , N urse” is you.
— fu r n is h fu n ■ fo r th e litlio - 0 . M. Page Charlotte Observer
Page Threè
County Convention!
“Ar-convention-of-titeHBemocratic-vtrters-
Davie County is hereby called to be held in the
COURT HOUSE IN MOCKSVILLE, SATUR
DAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd, 1922 at 3 o’clock p. m.
to nominate candidates for Legislature, three
County Comms., Sheriff, Clerk of Court, Register
of Deeds, County Treasurer, Surveyor, Coroner
ahd for the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the convention,
Hon. W. C. HAMMER, Congressman from
7th Congressional District will speak at the
County Convention.
By order of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee. This the 13th day of Sept. 1922.
T. M. HENDRIX,
Secretary.
J. S. STROWD,
Chrm. Dem. Ex. Com.
'MÍMBER WAY BACK WHEN
TIRES BANKRUPTED DAD?
Pneumatics Cost More Than
Twice As Much In 1910
As They Do Today.
30 x 3
3 0 x 3 1 - 2
3 3 x 4
“ T h e tire b u y e r o f to d a y is
re a p in g th e b e n e fits b o th o f th o
s a v in g s e ffe c te d an d th e q u a lity
d e v e lo p e d . H e is g e t 'in g s tu rd i
e r, m o re e n d u rin g t ir e s a t th e
lo w e st p ric e s in G o o d y e a r h is
t o r y .”
w ill
fo lk s
T h e m e n a r e g ie o f th e fa m o i s
C la rk s h o w c o n ta in s m a n y in tti -
estin g s p e c im e a n s o f w ild an i-
ais, a m o n g th e n b e in g M en o , i n
e le p h a n t 10 fe e t a n d 9 in c h e s i
1 i-'ight, th e la r g e s t la n d a n im a
il! e a p n v ity , b e in g 2 in c h e s tn llcj'
lh an th e f^ m e d Ju m b o , A 10
calie zoo c o n ta in s A fr ic a n a r d
N u b ian b la c k m a in e d lio n s ,tig e s
M im as, ja g u a r s a n d le o p a rd s;
T h e re w ill b e tw o p e rfo rm a n c i s
the d o o rs o p e n in g 1 a n d 7 p . n-.
A fr e e e x h ib itio n w ill b e h e ld o i
tlie sh o w g ro u n d s p r e c e d in g e a th
p e rfo rm a n c e , in a d d itio n lo a co n
cert o f p o p u la r a h d o p e ra tic se 'e -
ctions b y P r o f. J a s . N o rm a n a d
his m ilita r y band,^
T h e to w n a n d s u rro u n d in g
co u n try is h e a y ily :b ille d ” fo i— th e
ap p e a ra n c e o f tiie b ig s h o w an d
a reco rd b r e a k in g c ro w d is a p tj-
cipated.,.
“ Head
N o t ic e !
N orth Carolina
D a . ie County,
In Superior Court
B efore'
A . T, G rant, C,S.C.
Z, V. Stew art 1
J. D. IDedmon \ Notice!
P, W . Lagle and w ife )
Fannie L ag le ' '
The defendant J. D . Dedmon aboved
nam ed w ill take notice th at an action
entitled as above has been commenced
in tho Superior Court of Uavie County,
N (! to foreclose 'a mortgage deed
given to him by P. W , Laglo and Wife
and assigned by him to the plaintiff;
and the said defendant J . D. Dedmon
w ill further take notice that ho is re
quired to appear beforo A . T, G rant
Clerk ot Superior Court of Uavie Coun
ty at tho courthouse in Mocksville,N,C..
on October 10th 1922 and answer or de
m ur to tho com plaint in said action
which has been tilled in said cause or
tiie plaintiff ¥ illW p Iy to the court^foc
the reiiot demanded In said com plaint.
This Septem ber 1,.,1922.
. A . T, G rant, Clerk Superior Court
T w o -b it h a irc u ts an d d im e
s h a v e s !
“ T h e m d a y s is g o n e fo r e v e r .”
T h re e c u ito m -m a d e s h ir ts fo r
a fiv e -d o lla r b ill a n d th ic k , te n d
e r s te a k s a t tw e n ty c e n ts a
p o u n d !
J u s t a g ra n d an d g lo rio u s m e-
m oi’y , too. •
B u t m o to rists c a n fin d co n so la
tion an d a s ilv e r lin in g lo th e
h ig h p ric e clo u d b y c o m p a rin g
th e tire c o sts o f 19 10 w ith th o se
o f to d ay .
“ T w e lv e y e a r s a g o , th e a u to
m o b ile o w n e r p a id a p p r o x im a te ly
tw ic e a s m u ch fo r a tir e a s h e
d oes n o w ,” sa id S a n fo rd M o to r
C o. th e lo cal G o o d y e a r d ead er,
w ith a s e rv ic e s ta tio n a t M o ck s
v ille , N . C
“ A r e y o u s k e p tic a l? W ell ru n
y d u r d o u b tin g e y e a o v e r th e se
tw o p rice lists, s h o w in g th e com
p a ra tiv e cost-i o f fo u r o f th e m o st
p o p u la r tire siz e s in 19 10 an d
19 2 2 :
19 10 19 2 2
$2 3 .4 0 $9 20
2 L 3 0 10 .6 5
5 1,8 5 2 2 .3 5
3 5 x 5 ■ ' : 8 5 .9 5 4 L 0 5
“ T h is p ric e re d u c tio n is o n ly
th e h a lf o f it. T h e r e ’ s d o u b le th e
m ile a g e a lso in th e tire o f to d ay ,
k n o w o f no o th e r fa c to r in th e ;
eco n o m ical o p e ra tio n o f an a u to
m o b ile th a t re p re s e n ts g r e a te r
v a lu e th a n th e p r e s e n t d a y tire ,
c o stin g aa m u ch a s th e tire o f
19 10 a n d b u ilt to g iv e a t le a st
tw ic e a s m u ch s e rv ic e .
“ W ith th e A ll--W eath er T re a d
a s th e le a d e r in th e s u p e rio r q u a l
it y field a n d th e n ew C ro ss-R ib
C o rd tir e n o w in th e p o p u la r
p rice m a r k e t th e re ’s a G o o d y e a r
tire fo r e v e r y b u y e r. '
“ T h e s u rp r is in g th in g a b o u t
th is ,.tire p ric e re d u ctio n too is.
th a t la b o r a n d m a te ria l co sts h a v e
n o t d ro p p e d p ro p o rtio n a te ly .
C o m p a red to 19 10 , th e G o o d y e a r
w o rk m a n n o w re c e iv e s 1 1 4 p e r
c e n t h ig h e r w a g e s an d G o o d y e a r
p a y s 54 .8 p :r c e n t m ore, fo r co t
ton .- I t is tru e th a t th e c o st o f
c ru d e ru b b e r h aa fa lle n 88 p e r
c e n t sin ce 19 10 , b u t th is s a v in g , [
w h ile a fa c to r, d o es n o t o ffse t th e ;
in c re a se d c o st o f la b o r a n d cotton
an d th e re fo r e , c a n n o t ju s t ify th e '
u n p re c e d e n te d lo w tire p ric e s o f
19 2 2 . I
“ T w o th in g s a r e c h ie fly resp o n
aib le fo r th e low tir e p ric e s o f to
d a y : Im p ro v e d m e th o d s o f m an u
fa c tu r e an d q u a n tity p ro d u ctio n .
A t th e G o o d y e a r fa c to r ie s , m a c h
in e s h a v e b een d e v e lo p e d th a t
m a k e b e lt e r tiré s fa s t e r , an d àn -
'n M rp ro d u cliO T rlra s b e e n , sp e ed -
ed u p fro m 2 ,10 1,0 0 0 tir e s in 1 9 10 ’
to 5 ,14 6 ,0 0 0 c a s in g s in 19 2 1v
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Doors Open One Hour Earlier
Excursion Rates on all R. R. for the BIS' Holiday
In D e s M o in e s an au to w.ns
sto le n fro m th e ja il g a r a g e . N o n e
o f th e p o licem en w e r e tn ken .
Read The Enterprise.
Jioking 20 Years of^cing
Serve Car Owtters Doday
I ' N th e e a rly d a y s o f au to m o b ile
co n tests, B a rn e y O ld field — out
to w in e v e ry race— stu d ied .tires.
H is co n sisten t su c cess le d o th er
d riv e rs to a a k fo r tire s co n stru cted
to -h ls^ p ecificatio n s.-
Twenty years of road and track
•victories—with a steady and increas
ing demand for tires as he built them
—convinced Barney Oldfield that
these speed tests pointed the way to
a better tire for everyday use.
The enthusiastic reception of Old
field Cords by the public proved he
was right. Scores of the most
prominent dealers in the country—
and many thousands of car owners,
experienced in the use of tires—bear
witness by their decided preference
that Oldfield is doing a bigger and
bitter job of tire making.
This volume, handled in an effeo*
tive way in every phase of manufac-
tu re an d d istrib u tio n , h a s re su lte d
In p rice q u o tatio n s fa r b e lo w w h a t
y o u ’d e x p e c t on tire s k n o w n to be
b e tte r b u ilt an d m o re en d u rin g .
P ra c tic a lly e v e ry im p o rta n t ra c e
-even t-fo r-th ree~ year3-^ h a6 -b $o ii"W o n
on O ld field s. T h e W ic h ita T e s t R u n
in w h ich an en tire se t o f O ld field
C o rd s co v ered 34 ,8 25 ra ile s on ro u g h
ro ad s p ro v e s th e m e ttle o f th e M o tt
T ru stw o rth y T ir e s B u ilt in e v e iy -
d a y d riv in g . ^ .
T h e .M a ste r D riv e r an d T ire
B u ild e r h a s g iv e n th e p u b lic a n e w
stan d a rd o f tire w e a r a n d tire co st—
a tru e eco n o m y th a t e v e ry c a r o w n e r
sh o u ld k n o w ab o u t.
Y o u r O ld field d e a le r h a s th e se
fa c ts— ta lk to h im .
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lin a s E x p o s itio n w ill b e tlirow 'n
. o p e n a n d a s h o w e x c e llin g , b y f a r
a n y t h in g ,o f th e k in d h e ld in th e
S o u th w ill b e o n .:
T h e -; e x p o sitio n b u ild in g it s e lf
is id eally^ a d a p te d to, th e p u rp o se
f o r w h ic h it is to b e u s e d B u ilt
_ 6 1 b r i ( ^ , a n d sto n e , 2 0 0 x 3 0 0 fe e t,
"a n d a m p ly p ro v id e d w ith I'g h t, it
h a s th ris e -fifth s o f w h ic h is d e v o t
e d - e x c lu s iv e ly to th e d isp l-iy o f
m a iiu fa c t u r e r s ’ e x h ib its . In ih e
n e ig h b o rh o o d o f 200 m a n u fa c tu r
e r s a r e r e p re s e n te d in th e ii^t o f
e x h ib ito r s fa n d i th e c o m p a re
s m a li. r e r iia in iiig ; F p ac e is b e in g
a p p lie d f o r
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' flo o r o f ih a jiix p o s itio n b u ild in g ,
in w h ic h ith e '.c o n c e rts, a fte rn o o n
a n d ie v tn in jr; w illb e h d ld , h i s a
s e a tin g .c a p a c ity o f 3000. 'T h e
s t a g e ' is -u n u su a lly , w e ll a d a p te d
to ih e p iir p o s e s ifo r w h ic h it ,w ill
b e u sed ; a iJd tm ig h t e a s ily b e em
p lo y e d fo,r a n x i„ _
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le t c o n tra c t lo r th e h e a L liig
p lu m b in g o f th e Je r u s a 'e m C o n
s o lid a te d sch o o l b u ild in g to F r e d
E . R o w e . o f-B e n n e tts v ille , S . C .
C o n sid eratio .n $ 7 ,5 0 0 .
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O ct. 9 th ; T h e c o m m itte e w ill
m e e t O ct. 3 rd to e m p lo y d riv e ra
'or th e fo u r t r a c k s w h ic h a r e lo
30 r u n .' •
T h e ^ \ a t e D e p a rtm e n t o f E d u
c atio n h a s a u th o rise d th e co m
m itte e to em p lo y th re e h ig h
school^ te a c h e rc in thi.s sch o o l
h is a'lisures in stru c tio n in a ll th e
h ig h sch q o l'g 'rad es.
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w o r t h ,'it m a y b e re a c h e d b o t|
w a y ‘cif.-South B o u le v a rd a n d f
w a y 0Ï S o u th T r y o n stre et^ '-P arlc
irig fo r a u to m o b ile s w ill b e u p
a n d dp.w n b o th o f t h e s e m a in
tH b ro u g h fa re s r b u t P a rk - A V en u é
itse lf^ w ill b e o p en 'o tra ffic bo th
w a y s a n d c o n se q u e n tly p a r k in g
o n th is s t r e e t w ill n o t b e a 'llo w e J
T h e r e ' - is, n o a d d it o n a l p a r k in g
s p a c e a v a ila b le e x c e p t o n e lo t in
th e r e a i ,q l th e b u ild in g , a n d th is
is h e ld iif^ ç lu s iv e 'y fo r th e u se o f
e x h lb itô i« . v . i ;
E v e r y e ffo r t h a s b e e m tn a d e to
p ro v id e in a d v a n c o fo r th e s a fe ly
a n d c o n v e n ie n c e o f > th e crow c
w h ic h w ill a tte n d th e E x p o s itio n
T h e r e .;a r e fiv e la r g e e x its fro m
t h e ' u p p e r flo o r ;'r e s t ro o m s fo r
g e n tle m e n an d , la d ie s^ a m p le te le
p h o n e a n d -'W iie c o n v e n ie n c e s -
in a w o rd , m o d e m fa c ilit ie s in
e v e r y r e s p e c t. M a y o r Ja m e s 0 ,
.W a lk e r a n d C h ie f oi; P o lic e W a
te r; B , O rr n a v e c o o p e ra te d m o st
h e a r t ily w it h th e o ffic ia ls o f th e
C a r o lin a s iE x p o s itio n C o m p a n y in
a r i;a n g in g -fo c th e p ro p e r m a n a
g e m e n t a n d c o n ti ol o f tra ffic . a s
w e ir a s C ifo r -th e p r e s e r v a tio n o f
o r d e r a n d , th e p ro te ctio n o f th e
p u b lic .'
~” "T h ë ~ îa fe 8 ^ c h a r g e d ^ a t-th e ^ ^
.p o sitlo ii w ill- b e tw e n ty c e n ts fo r
c h ild re n .a t^ d 'fo rty c e n ts, fo r
d u lts th ro u g S o u t th e e n tire E x
p o sitio n , w it h , th e e x c e p tio n o f
S o c ie ty N ig h t, w h ic h w ill b e
th e (.v e n in g o f T h u rs d a y ; S e p
te m b e r, 2 8 'h . O n th is e v e n in g ,
th e c h a r g e . fo r c h i'd r e n .w ill be
f i f t y ç e n t.4 a n d th e c h a rg e fo r a
¿ ^ ts ,^ o n e d o lla r.
S p e c ia l.d a y s a lr e a d y a r r a n g e
f o r o r in p ro c e ss o f p la n n in g a re
a s io llo w s :
S e p te m b e r 2 6 th , K iw a n ia D a y
S e p te m b e r/2 7 th , G a sto n C o u n ly
D a y ; S e p te m b e r 2 9 th , C a b a rru «
'"C o u n t y -D a y ; O c to b er 3 rd , M er
c h a n ts ’ D a y ; O c to b e r 4 J i , Ire d e
C o u ;.ty D a y ; O cto b e r 5 th , L in
co in C o u n ty.. D a y ; an d O eto b er
6th , W iristo n -S a le m D a y .
W ith ie v e r y ra ilro a d in th e m
t ir e S o u th o ffe r in g a fa^ e an d
h a lf r a te fo r th e ro u n d trip dm
in g th e .e n lir e E x p o s itio n perioc
. a n d w ith a n e n th u sia sm fo r th e
B u y -A t-H o m e M o v e m e n t an-1 fo r
th e M a d e lo -C a ro lin a s E x p o .ii'i
w h ic h is th e fr u it o f th a t m ove
. m e n t, s p r e a d in g th ro u g h o u t th is
e n tire sec tio n o f liie S o n th fu st,
is b e ir g fr e e ly p re d ic te d th a t
m o re th a n 100,000 p eo p le v.i
.v is it a n d le a ’ n frozn th o M ad e
M iss H a ttie .F o w Ie r re tu rn e d to
h e r h o m e in S t a te s v ille S u n d a y
a f t ‘:r a v is it o f s e v e r a l d a y s to
.b e r ,d s t e ) v M i s . G , G , D a n isI,
(By RBV. P. B. B’lTZWATHR, D. D., T«nclier of KngllDh Bible In tho Moofljr Bible Instituto ol Chlongo.)Copyrliht, H JJ„W M le rn New«paiior Union.
LESSO N FO R.SEPTEM В ER • 24
REVIENT: T H E E X IL E AND
RESTO RATIO N
THE
M n ck avilie .L o d ü c 13 4 A . F . &
iVJ. m e e ts e\'-;ry th ird F r id a y
l-h t a t S o ’ c k c k . A ll v is iu n g
B ro s, in v ite d .
. E . P . C k a w f o r d M a s te r
Z N . A n d e r s o n S e c .
M iftksville, n ' C.' Sept.. 13th 1922,
The- Hoard o f Electiona for Dnvie
County,’ W . A . Roberts, W1 B. yvngell,
and T. N .' Chaffln, in regul&r session
here in C ourtH ouatj, in M ocksviile, N.
C. ai'ptem her.l3th, 1922, fu ll Board be
ing pveaent, tho follow ing .prer.eedinRS
were bad:
The Board ofC ouhty Commissioners,
having, altered ithe boundar^ lirio be
tween Jerusalem ûnd M ocksviile Town-
ahips, ns follows. Viz: 'T h a t portion
of Jerusalem Township, lying N orth of
the follbw ihg lino to 'w it: B eginning
a t a point on Bear Creek, the Pouth-
i,West corner of the land now owned by
i r . W . C, M artin,, thence along and
w ith his Southern Boundary line to a
point ? on the Salisbury and.M ockSville
road, thence in an Kasternly direction
along w ith the A ugusta and Fork ChureJT
soiled road^-to the corner o f, the lands
bf Goshen MuCulloch'’ on said road,
thence in an Eaaterhly direction, along
the. Southern boundary line,of the lands
of Goshen M cC ulloh,John G taves, John
Dwire and Tom Vickers, to a point on
Oui chman Creek corner o f the lands of
Tom Vickers, be and is hereby tnadu
part o f M ocksviile Tow nship.” , ^
•The BbM d o f Countyr Commissioners
also havinfe' transfered, jK '^t, part of,
Mocksviile Township.lying^'Vyest b f the
follow ing line, to w it: "B e g in n in g a t
a point on Bear Creek, on t^e lands o f
D . 6. H elper, w here the iM ockaville
Township line now crosses said Creek
thence down Bear Creek w ith ft's m ean
derings, to-the Southern line o f H . P,
Tutterow lands, know n as the Pass
Place, thenco in V W estern direction
w ith the Southern boiindary line o f the
said H . F . Tutterow lands \o the Cala
ïîaln Township line, to'C alahaln Towh'
ship,” . ■ ^ '
Request also having been.m ade for
transfer o f th a t portion of.C . M . Oodby
farm lying in N orth Calahaln Precinct,
to South Calahaln Precinct. The said
Board o f Elections „w ill m eet in the
Oburthouse in M ockavillei'N . C, on Sut-,
iirdaÿ, the 7th day o f October 1922 for
aUe purpose o f fixing;, and establishing
these lines. . \ -
Notice is also ¿ ‘yen th a t th e R egis
DEVOTIONAIi IÌ)àADING-PB. C«:l-6,
16-20.OOLUEN TBXT-The-Lora hath dono
Ifrcnt things for us: wlioreo£ we aro gtaO. -Ph. 126:3.PIIIJIARV TOPIC—Seloctca Stories llo- told.
J UNIOR TOPIC—How God Ilestorcd ÌHla People'. •
INTlSRSrEDfATE AND SENIOR TOPIC —Leaders .iR'tlio He8lbratlon;dC -larael.
y o u n g'PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC —Lessons Froin'the Exllo and Roturn.
tration Books w ill be open a t the. varir
ous Precincts, in Dav|e C ounty,'on .the
the 5th day of October 1922,and will-r«'
m ain open for tw etty days, up to ant
including Octo'ber 2sth,. 1922.
I t is ordered th a t a copy < f this not
ice. be published for 20 days" in The
Davie Record and the M ocksviile, En
terprise. , '
' W . A. R o b e r t s, Chairm an,
W . B. A n g e l l, ■
T iios. N . Ch a f f in .
MICKI E-SAYS'
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Two methods of revlew ninjr be em>
ployed to advnnt(\ge; ■ ’
1. Chnriicter Study.? Assign-tlie out-
atundlng herbes o i the ' qiiiirter’s ' les-'
.sons to menibers of the clnas and have
them to. report. This nsatgnmeht m ust
he made the week previous, e. g. Eze-
klei; the prophet i of-'aoüi 'Daniel, the
sta'tesnmh E zra,'the ^teacher of God’s
word, etc. , ’ . .
2. Sum m ary,of Contents. This Is a
good method at all times. It can ba
:adapted to different grades.' The fol
lowing Is a suggested metliod :
LsMon 'l.-'Before Ezekiel wns com-
nilaaluneil-hs a prophet he was given
, vision of ;the Alm ighty. - A fte r. that-
he wns jg ljen ^ h^Je^erlmenthl,'j£no\^^
eUgp'0t;Gb4'i>tórd-^he'até'the book— ,
dIgqste(Uftiid^nbêfop'rlàtedVlt?-’w^^
A n ex^rtmiyftW^^^ ' God's
w ord'Is^ Vss^ntia^^ • •
' ■■ Lesson ' I ir Becauso D aniel besought
thé L'brd' lie w as"able to''m ake ‘ known
the kidg’s dreami and Interpret It. " ‘It-
any m an lack wisdom, let iilm aslr óf
God (Jas. 1:0 ,.
Lesson III. .Svhlle Belshazzar ofid his
lorils • weri^.cngaged t t drunken revel ry t
a- ’myisterious liànd, recorded Divine'
Judgment. ' There i s a day coming^
wliea. m en.flhall bé judged... H appy ' Is
the niah. who has fled to Christy for to'^
such tiiere la no Judgm ent (John 5:24).'
llesson IV. Darilers sterling; worthy
brought him to ’the front— be was elc;'
vuted -to.be prim e m inister of ^thb Per-
.>ilan empjre. Moved by jealousy cer
tain wieked men plotted his downfall.
Because of a lia^v:}css record In busi;'
ness they trum ped up a charge against^
him bn;the ground of his foreign re-
llffibn,-/I'hough tlie king execjited the.
foolish decree' D aniel was delivered'
and his accusers were cast Into, the den
of lIons<and .destroyed.
Cesson V. Thoug}i Isi-ael went Into:
cnptlvlty ns:'h ••elmstlsement of, the
Lord, In dub time He-recovered tliein;;
God’s covenant ,and Judgments 'are^
sure. H e can movb-a heathen;klng to'
freely, fulflll H is own .-good’ pleasure
hnd,çurpôse, ! • „
L estcn iv i. In the restbratlon.'of the
pebple_ to'their own land, the first thing
neéess'ary was the provision of a' place^
fo r,th e worship of God. iVs soon as
th is ,work -»vas begun, 'violent gpposl-'
tio n V b s in evldeiibe.-ï T hat which,God J
sets out,, ,tb..do , siiall-' be' coiupleted,
thougli'all liell oppoàe.
■ Lesson' V II.,*H am aii’B,'w ickedi. plot
against , the Jew s, was frustrated . toy
Esther’s -' shrewdness ' and couriige.
Those -yyhoiplot against and hate Gbd’s
coyenant pcoiile-shall be brought' ty ,de-,
structlbn.
■ Lessbh'V ill. Through Zerubbahbl the'
neople were brought; back and estah
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FOUR PULL DAYS ' POUR FULL NIGHTS |
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY i
Ilshed In their-o\vn'land, but tiiey iTM
• gone farv;ij\vliy^ftFo'^ . There'' was
now ri'eed*iofi!a3,fyiglqûà^^^ E zra
;wni.nipje4-b^~thajSl)!ilt’o^ God to lead
tiiem , baick’yto*,,iel , Becauae
E zra 'sought, ,tlie^ Lord ’ htS; way. ; was
prospered.' Success 'aiways comes to-
those-who trust, God. ' -
'Lesson IX . W heu„îfeheinlah heard,
of th é 'distress o£ his brethren at Je
rusalem ,.'he took the m atter to .th e
Lord Intprayer, T heir sorrow and dis-'
tress', was his sorrow 'and distress. Is
any ailllcted, let him-pray (Jas. 5:13).
. Lesson, X.,-'W heii. Nehem lah began
the rebuilding of the walls of Jeru
salemi, he en,coimtered v io le n t. opposi
tion fro m W ith o u t ' ana from ' within.'
- HIs.-.'fulth . ln,‘God ■ mbve^ him to go
.'straight on w ith the work and he had
th'o jbÿ of seeing the work completed.
Lesson. X I. .T he method used." In
bringing back the people to God was
the word of God. Because God’s word
was made plain to the people they
repented of their sins and rendered
obedience to God.
Lesson XII. Slalachl as an aid to
■Neliemlah In effecting refornis pohited
out the sins of the people, viz: Base
Ingratitude, , a corrupt,, priesthood,,
inlxed-marrlages, robbing God by wlih-
holdlhi; tithes, etc., pointing to a day
of judgm ent when righteous retribu
tion would he meted out to tho wickt'd
and rewards would be given to tho
faithful.
Beginning the Day. r
I f nny mail' w ill come after Sfe, let
him deny himself, and-take up hl.i
cross, Htid follow Sle. jror whosoevur
w ill save his llfb'Shull lose It and w ho
soever w ill lose his life for .My sake
shall And It.
Sing W ith Grace In Your Hearts. -
Let thp .word of Christ dwell In you
richly in nil w isdom ; teaching imd ad
m onishing one another In psalms' and
hynnis and spli'ltim l songs, slnKln.;;
w ith grace. In your heai-ts to the Lerii.
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CLEMENT & LEGRAND “On The Square”Mocksvifle, N. C.
l o c a l a n d p e r s o n a l
Goings and Comings of the Populace of
Mocksviile and Surroundings.
1
M rs. N . R . R ic h a rd s o n , o f A l
b em arle, is v is it in g h e r so n .
R e v . W . B . W a ff s p e n t s e v e r a l
d a y s in R a le ig h th e fir s t o f th e
w eek .
M iss M e e k N e e ly ,o £ S ta te s v ille ,
is v is itin g h e r n ie c e , M rs. V . E .
S w a im .'
M r. C . F . W illia m s, o f C a m d e n
S. C ., w a s a b u sin e ss v is it o r h e re
M o n d ay.
M rs. J . C . Ja m e s , o f F a r m in g -
ten, s p e n t s e v e r a l d a y s la s t w e e k
v isitin g r e la tiv e s .
W e a r e fo rc e d to le a v e o u t
som e n e w s ite m s th is w e e k b e
cause th e y a r r iv e d to o la te .
M iss M y r tle A b e r n a th y , o f
C h arlo tte, is v is it in g in th e h o m e
o f M r. T . M . H e n d rix .
M r. C . s. B r o w n le ft to d a y fo r
a v isit to h is 'd a u g h fe r , M rs. R
L . S co tt, a t fo b a c c o v ille .
M iss H e le n G r a n g e r , o f N e w
Je r s e y , is v is it in g h e r s is te r , M r j.
H. N . Je s s u p , a t th e L o d g e .
M rs. J . B . Jo h n s to n e a c c o m
pan ied M rs. F o r m w a lt to A s h e -
v ilh la s t T h u r s d a y fo r a v is it .
M rs, J . W . F o w le r , o f S t a te s
ville, is s p e n d in g th is w e e k w ith
her d a u g h te r, M rs. G . G . D a n ie l.
M iss lio u is e R o d w e li, w h o h a s
been v is itin g h e r s is te r in S a n
fo rd , r e tu rn e d h o m e la s t S a t u r
d ay.
M rs. D . C . K u r fe e s , o f R o u te
. sp e n t la s t w e e k w ith h e r* p a r
en ts, M r. a n d M r s . U . A . O rre ll,
at A d v a n c e .
M r. a n d M rs. E . G . H o rn , a n d
M r. R . C . C lic k , o f W in sto n -S a l-
om, s p e n t a fe w h o u rs in to'.vn
Su n d ay a fte rn o o n .
M r. D e w e y C a s e y le ft M o n d a y
to e n te r T r in it y C o lle g e , D u rh a m .
H e g r a d u a te d fr o m th e h ig h
school h e re la s t y e a r .
M rs. T . H . H e n d rix w e n t to
C h arlo tte to th e P r e s b y te r ia n
H o sp ital la s t w e e k S h e is u n d -r
g o in g tr e a tm e n t th e re .
M iss J e s s ie W a ff le f t T h u r s d a y
fo r H ig h P o in t, w h e r e s h e h a s ’.c
cep ted a p o sitio n w it h th e S o u t’r
ern C ig a r a n d T o b a c c o C o.
M isse s H e le n an d D o ro th y M e r
on ey a n d M e s s r s . T o m M e ro n e y
and S ila s M c B e e , o f G re e n sb o ro ,
sp e n t S u n d a y in A lb e m a r le .
— Mr—»nH -M r.qJV T axie B r o w n an d
babe re tu rn e d S u n d a y fr o m C h a t
tan o o g a, w h e r e th e y h a v e b- on
v is itin g M r s B r o w n ’s m o th e r.
M rs. Ju liu s 0 . Y o u n g , w h o h a s
been v is it in g h e r p a r e n ts fo r th e
n ast tw o w e e k s , re tu r n e d to 1 o r
hom e in D u rh a m la-st T h u r s d a y .
M r. 0 . L . C a s e y , w h o h a s b e en
in th e to b a c c o b u s in e ss a t L o r i i,
S. C ., is h e re v is it in g h is fa m ily .
S u n d ay h e w ill le a v e fo r W ilso i,
N . C ,
M iss A n n ie Jo h n s o n r e tu rn e d
hom e la s t w e e k a f t e r sp e n d i ig
th e su m m e r in M o o re s v ille a d
th e la s t tw o w e e k s in th e m o u n
tain s.
M iss Jo s e p h in e L e m m i r e tu r n
ed to h e r h o m e i n N e w Y i ^ .k
C ity M o n d a y , a f t e r a tw o w e e 's
v isit to h e r m o th e r, M rs. E ll n
E . L e m m i.
C om e o u t a n d h e a r C o n g r e s s
m an W . C . H a m m e r d isc u s s t!ie
issu es o f th e d a y a t th e D e m o c ra
tic C o u n ty C o n v e n tio n S a tu rd a ’,
S e p te m b e r 2 3 rd .
M rs. K e r r A lliso n an d c h ild re n
M iria m , H e le n , an d E liz a b e th , o f
C le v e la n d , h a v e b e en v is itin g
M rs. B . C . C le m e n t, J r . fo r th e
p a s t w e e k .
M iss E liz a D o u th it re tu rn e d to
h o m e a t Id o ls, S a tu rd a y , M rs,
E . H , M o rris an d C e cil M o rris ac
co m p an ie d h e r h o m e to sp en d
th e w e e k -e n d .
, M iss L iz z ie B ooe, M iss M iss
E liz a b e th C re w s , an d M e ssrs.
S u lliv a n B o o ea n d A le x B o o e, o f
W a lk e rto w n , v is ite d M rs. W il
liam M ille r S u n d a y .
M iss C la y to n - B r o w n , w h o is
t e a c h in g ,,a t T h o m a s v ille , an d
M iss B o n n ie B ro w n , o f G re e n s
b o ro, a r e e x p e c te d to sp e n d tlie
w e e k -e n d w ith h e r p a re n ts.
M r. an d M rs. M . G , B ro w n
a n d c h ild re n , o f W in sto n -S a le m ,
s p e n t s e v e r a l d a y s th is w e e k w ith
th e fo r m e r 's p a re n ts, M r. an d
M rs. C . S . B ro w n , on R o u te 1.
M rs. S c a r M o rriso n re tu rn e d to
h e r h o m e in S ta te s v ille S u n d a y
a f t e r a v is it o f s e v e r a l d a y s to
h e r p a re n ts, H e r h u sb a n d sp e n t
th e w e e k -e n d h e re an d aco m p an -
ie d h e r h o m e,
M rs. W . R . M c C o rk le , o f M on
ro e , s p e n t a fe w d a y s h e re th e
fir s t o f th e w e e k . S h e a n d M r.
W e sle y C a r tn e r to o k little B la n ch
C a r tn e r to' th e O rth ep ed ic h o sp i
ta l a t G a s to n ia T u e s d a y to b e e x
a m in e d .
M r. a n d M rs. J . K . S h e e k an d
son re tu rn e d to G re e n sb o ro S u n
d a y . M rs. S h e e k h a s b e en v is it
in g r e la tiv e s h e re fo r th e p a st
tw o m o n th s. T h e y w e re acco m -
c o m p an ie d h o m e b y M iss E lv a
S h e e k .
F r o m th e a p p e a ra n c e s o f th e
c a r s th a t p a sse d h e re M o n d a y
lo ad ed w ith to b acco th e m a rk e t
a t W in sto n -S a le m m u st h a v e p u r
c h a se d q u ite a b it o f th e D a v ie
c o u n ty w e e d th a t d a y .
M iss P a u lin e C a se y , w h o h a s
b e en v is itin g h e r p a re n ts h e re
fo r th e p a s t th re e w e e k s re tu rn
ed to ta k e u p h e r d u tie s a t W a tt’s
H o sp ita l, D u rh a m , a s a p u p il
n u rse S h e w ill fin ish tra in in g
n e x t F e b r u a r y .
M isse s M a rth a C a ll, R u th B o o e
L illie M e ro n e y , M e sd a m e s B . I.
S m ith , L . S . K u r fe e s a n d M r. J .
F . H a n e s a n d R e v . W . L , S h o r-
r ill a tte n d e d th e W e ste rn D is tric t
S u n d a y Sch o o l (iion ven tion a t
L e x in g to n la s t F r id a y .
— T h p Ju illo w Jn g w e n t to W in ston
S a le m . F r id a y e v e n in g to se e th e
p la y , “ T h e B a t ” M r. an d M rs R .
B . S a n fo r d . M r. an d . M rs. E ,' L .
G a ith e r, M iss J a n e H a y d e n G a ith
e r, M rs. C o n n o r S h e rrill, M rs. F .
R . R ic h a rd so n , M iss D o ro th y
G a ith e r, M e s srs C e c il M o rris,
D e w e y C a s e y , a n d G ilb e rt K u r
fe e s .
, T h e o u t o f to w n te a c h e rs a r
r iv e d la s t w e e k an d a r e : M iss
M e rrie R ic h a rd so n , o f A lb e m a rle
a n d M iss Ja m ie M a u n e y , o f N e w
L o n d o n , b o a rd in g w ith M rs. Z.
N . A n d e rs o n ; M iss M a ry R ic h
a rd s , o f D av id so ti, an d M iss
L o u is e H a r r is , o f E lk in , b o a rd in g
w ith M rs. E . P . C r a w % d , 'a n d
M iss S . B . H u n te r, o f L y n c h b u rg
V a ., b o a rd in g w ith M rs, G . G .
D a n ie l. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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a n d W o o d le a f tw o 48-pound sa c k s
o f flo u r. O w n e r can g e t sa m e b y
c a llin g a t th is office an d p a y in g
fo r th is ad .
S M IT H G R O V E N E W S
M r. an d M rs. Jo h n G ro c e , o f
W in sto n -S a le m , w e r e w e e k -e n d
v isito rs o f M rs. W . L . H a n e s.
M rs. G ro c e w e n t fro m h e re to
F a rm in g to n to sp e n d a fe w d a y s
w ith .M r. G ro c e ’ s p a re n ts.
M r. Jo h n M a rtin , o f H a n e s,
s p e n t th e w e e k -e n d w ith h is s is
te r, M rs. L . A . C lo u s e ,
M r. G . B , T a y lo r m a d e a b u si
n ess trip to W in sto n , o n e d a y
la st w e e k .
M iss E liz a b e th H e n d rix s p e n t
a d a y o r tw o la s t w e e k in M o ck s
v iile w ith h e r s is te r . M is s N e llie
H e n d rix .
M r. H . G . S h e e k , o f W in sto n ,
sp e n t S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d a y h e re
w ith h is fa m ily . -
M r. a n d M rs. E a r l C a u d le , o f
N e w L ife , v isite d th e ir a u n t,
M rs. W . L . H a n e s, S a tu r d a y an d
S u n d a y .
M r. F r a n k N a y lo r , J r . , o f W in
sto n w a s a w e e k -e n d v is it o r h e re .
, M rs. D o u g la s A rc h e r , o f W in
sto n , sp e n t a fe w d a y s la s t w e e k
w ith r e la tiv e s a n d fr ie n d s .
M r an d M r j. C h a r lie W a rd , o f
H a ll’ s F e r r y , s p e n t S u n d a y w ith
M r; a n d M rs, J , K . W illia m s.
M r. Jo h n H . C a sh , o f W iiisto n ,
sp e n t a fe w d a y s la s t w e e k w ith
frie n d s.
S e v e ra l o f o u r p e o p le a tte n d e d
th e B a ra c a -P h ila th e a c o n v en tio n
a t C e n te r S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d a y .
A ll re p o rt a g o o d c o n v e n tio n .
M r. an d M rs. I. D . H e n d rix ,
sp e n t S a tu r d a y in W in sto n .
M r. a n d M r s . W a lte r S h u tt, o f
A d v a n c e , w e re th e g u e s ts o f M r.
an d M rs. J . W . S h e e k S u n d a y .
C A L A H A L N N E W S
и в п а н ш !
J . C . P o w e ll e n te rta in e d q u ite
a n u m b e r o f h is fr ie n d s S a t u r
d a y n ig h t c e le b r a tin g h is b ir th
d a y , M u sic w a s g iv e n o n th e
v ic tro la b y M iss S a r a A n d e rso n ,
S e v e ra l g a m e s w e r e p la y e d a n d
a fte r w a r d s a d e licio u s ic e c o u rse
w a s s e rv e d b y M r s . M airth a
B a rn e y c a stle a n d h e r s is te r , M rs.
J , M . W ilso n . A ll le f t w is h in g
h im m a n y m o re h a p p y b ir th d a y s .
W a lte r A n d e rso n , e n te rta in e d a
n u m b er o f fr ie n d s F r id a y n ig h t
a t a sin g in g .
M rs, M a rth a B a r n e y c a s t le le f t
S u n d a y fo r W in sto n -S a le m , w h e r e
sh e w ill ta k e u p w o rk in H a w -
k in s-B la n to n S to re . M iss S a r a
A n d erso n c a rrie d h e r th ro u g h
th e co u n try7 an d ” w a ar“ acc o m p a n i-
ed b y M iss D e lia R o b e r ts an d
M e ssrs. J . C . P o w e ll a n d Jo h n
D w ig g in s .
M r, C h a rle s T o m lin so n a n d
fa m ily v is ite d M r . a n d M rs. W .
N . A n d e rso n S u n d a y .
M iss E ffie B o o e is th e g u e s t o f
M r. a n d M rs. A . J . A n d e rs o n ,
M rs, B e r t h a H a rb in a n d d a u g h
te r v isite d th e fo r m e r ’ s m o th e r,
M rs. A n n E . A n d e rs o n S a tu rd a y
a fte rn o o n .
M iss e s M a b le a u d P a u lin e
C h affin v isite d M rs. C , S . A rid e r-
son T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n .
M rs. H u ff fr o m E a s t B e n d is
v isitin g h e r s is te r , M rs, A . A .
A n d e rso n th is w e e k .
M iss E m lie P o w e lfv is it e d M rs.
M a rth a B a r n e y c a s t le F r i( ia y a f
tern o o n .
F r a m in g a n d s h e e tin g fo r s a le .
B a rg a in p ric e s. C a ll on
W . K , C l e m e n t
o r E . H . M o r r is .
F o r m a l' M i l l i r i e r y p p e t i i n g
FOR AVTVMN
mNETEEN-TWENTY-TWO
S e p t e m b e r 2 5 t h , 2 6 t h , 2 7 t h
u r g e n tly re q u e s t y o u to a tte n d th is g lo rio u s sh o w -
YV in g o f th e n e w e s t m illin e ry fo r a u tu m n w e a r — a s
c re a te d b y A m e ric a ’s fo re m o s t m illin e ry a r t is t s — ^with .
co p ies o f e x c lu s iv e P a r is ia n m o d els.
MOmAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
с
f u a Ü t y l a t S b K p
, 2 2 1 W e st F o u r th S tr e e t W in sto n -S a le m , N , 0 ,
New Bank Purchases
Lot. Building To Be
Erected Soon.
T h e S o u th e rn B a n k & T r u s t
C o. is th e n a m e o f M o c k s v ille ’ s
n e w b a n k . T h e b a n k is a re a lity .
T h e G a ith e r p ro p e rty o n th e
n o rth sid e o f sq u a re h a s b een
p u rc h a se d , co n sid era tio n $10 ,000.
A b u ild in g m o d ern in e v e r y ^ e -
s p e c t is to b e e re c te d in th ë lie a îr'
fu t u r e . A b u ild in g co m m ittee
h a s b e e n ap p o in te d a n d is in v e s ti
g a tin g , b u t n o p la n s h a v e b een
su b m itte d a s to p a rtic u la rs.
T h e d ire c to rs m e t M o n d a y
a fte rn o o n an d a u th o riz e d th é
b u sin e ss to b e g in a s soon a s te m
p o ra ry q u a r te r s c a n b e a rra n g e d .
T h e o p e n in g d a te w ill b e a n n o u n c
ed la te r.
M r, W . K . C le m e n t a n d M r. E .
H . M o rris p u rc h a se d th e old
b u ild in g on th e lo t w h ic h w a s
so ld la s t S a tu rd a y a t p u b lic a u c
tion , c o n sid e ra tio n $ 3 0 . T h e
b u ild in g is b e in g re m o v e d th is
w e e k .
Baraca-Philathea
vention.
Con-
T h e tw e n ty fifth D a v ie C o tih ty
B a ra c a -P h ila th e a co n v e n tio n w a s
h e ld a t C e n te r, M . E . C h u rc h ,
S a tu r d a y a n d S u n d a y S e p t, 16 - 17 ,
T h e P re sid e n t, M r. H , E , B a r n e s ,
o f C o o leem ee, p re sid e d d u r in g
th e c o n v e n tio n ,
: T h e fir s t se ssio n b e g u n S a tu r
d a y a fte rn o o n a t 2 :3 0 . R e v . W .
J r S , W a lk e r d e liv e re d th e a d
d r e s s o f w e lc o m e . P r e s , H . E .
B a r n e s th e re sp o n se . T h e n h o m es
w e re a s s ig n e d th e d e le g a te S i
O n S a tu r d a y n ig h t w e lis te n e d
to tw o sp le n d id a d d r e s s e s 'o n
ju n i o F l v 6f k ~ b y “ attcrrn e T “A r 'E r
H a ll, o f W in sto n -S a le m , a n d M iss
E liz a b e th B e n n e tt, o f G re e n s-
i)oro; E x - P r e s . T . I, C a u d e li
s p o k e on o rg a n iz e d w o rk in
D a v ie ,
A n in te re s tin g fe a t u r e o f th e
S u n d a y m o rn in g se ssio n w a s th e
ro ll c a ll .a n d r e p o rts fro m th e
c la s se s a ll o v e r th e c o u n ty . T h e
c la s s e s a r e d o in g so m e s p le n d id
w o rk ,
M r s , N . B u c k n e r, S t a te S e c r e
ta r y , o f A s h e v ille , th e n a d d r e s s
ed -th e co n v e n tio n , h e r s u b je c t
b e in g : ‘ ‘P e rso n a l S e r v ic e .”
D in n e r w a s s p re a d o n th e
g ro u n d s. In th e a fte rn o o n , D r.
L e s t e r P . M a rtin , o f M o c k sv iile ,
m a d e a n in te re s tin g a d d re s s, also
M r. A . B , S a le e b y , o f S a lis b u r y ,
M u sic fo r - t h e c o n v e n tio n w a s
fu rn ish e d b y th e E r la n g e r B a r a -
c a q u a r te tte o f L e x in g to n .
N e x t c o n v e n tio n w ill " b e a t
C o e le e m e e in A p r il.
A Delightful Sewing
Party.
A t h e r h o m e, in N o rth M ocks-r
v ille la s t T h u r s d a y a fte r n o o n
M rs.' J . L . S h e e k d e lig h t fu lly 'e n - :
te rta in e d a t a s e w in g p a r t y fo r ;
h e r d a u g h te r M rs. J . K , S h e e k ,'
o f G re e n sb o ro .
. T h e h o m e jw a s p r e t t ily d e c o r a t
ed in y e llo w a s t e r s . '1 .
— A t— th e —c lo s e - o f— t h e - s e w in g -
h o u r a d e lic io u s s a la d c o u rse
c a r r y in g o u t th e y e llo w a n d
«ilTES-STINGS
For all insect bit«s, red
bug, chigger, bee, wasp,
mosquito, etc., apply wet
baking soda or household
ammonia, followed by
cooling applications of—
Очшг 17 Million JttTM U fii Ytarly <
w h ite co lo r sc h e m e , w a s s e r v e d .
T h o se e n jo y in g M r s , S h e e k 's :
h o sp ita lity w e r e : M r s . S h e e k ,
M rs, R , P . A n d e rs o n , M rs. Z . N .
A n d e rs o n , M iss M a r y H e itm a n ,
M iss R u th B o o e, M is s L in d a .G re y
C le m e n t, M rs. V . E . S w a im , M is j
C la y to n B ro w n , a n d M rs. M a r v in
W a te rs .
KURFEES PAINT IS PURE PAINT
P u r e C a rb o n a te W h a te L e a d - 8 0 p e r c e n t— I
r,, , - 2 0 p e r c e n t - *
Made Of
Рпгй 7.inc O xid eKURFEES&
T in te d w ith p u re co lo rs. G ro u n d a n d m ix e d p u re L in se e d oil an d
D r i e r - T h a t ’ s a ll.
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Moi^sville^ N. C.
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Page Four ENTERPRISE, MOCKSVILLE, N;,C.
MADE-IN-CARÖLINA EXPOSl-
. TIONlOPENS MONDAY
A bout, 200 ^Manufacturers
Have Exhibits. Southern
Offe^r Fare And Half
Round Trip.
Jerusalem Schools Open
October 9th.
IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL'^'
шшпн
O n M o n d a y , S e p te m b e r 2 5 th .
t h e - d o o r s -o f th e M a d e In -C a i'o -
lin a a E x p o s itio n w ill b e tlu o w 'n
, o p e n a n d a .s h o w e x c e llin g , b y f a r
a n y th in g o f th e k in d h e ld in th e
S o u th w ill b e on .
T h e . é x p o sitio n b u ild in g it s e lf
is id e a lly : a d a p te d to th e p u rp o se
f o r w h ic h i t is to b e u se d B u ilt
,^ o l b r ic k .â n d sto n e , 2 0 0 x 3 0 0 fe e t,
a n d a m p ly /p ro v id e d w it h 1'g h t. it
h a s t h r e a -fifth s o f w h ic h is d e v o t
e d ‘’ e x c lu s iv e ly to th e d isp l-iy o f
m a n u fa c tu r e r s V e x h ib its . I n t h e
h è ig h b o rh o o d o f 200 m a n u fa c tu r
e r s a r e r é p re s e n te d in th e li> t o f
e x h iB itb r^ ta n d iih e c o m p a ra tif e ly
s ra a lli r e n ia in in g ; F p a c e is b e in g
a p p li'e d % r ra p id ly .
T h é a u d ito riu m on th e seco n d
' floor, o f ! h é -E x p o sitio n b u ild in g ,
in w H ich lh e c o n c e rts, a ftcv n b q n
an d ;evfrn in (r, w ill b e h ë ld , h : s a
s e a lin g rc a p a c ity o f 30 0 0 . ‘ T h e,
s ta g e - is a m u s u a lly w e ll a d a p te d
to ih e p u fp c se s, fo r w h ic h it ,w ill
. b e iise d ; a lJd ^ m ig h t e a s ily b e em -'
; .p lo ye d ' fo r. a n y ;k ii^ j ^ o a d sh o w
¿ o r t h e a n d c a P p e r f^ T O m c e .
T h e lo catio n o f the' b u ild in g is
: in m a n y w a y s n o t to b e im p ro v e d
u p o n . O n P a r k A v e n u e , in D il"
w o r t h ,'it m a y be re a c h e d b o t,^
w a y ‘o f S o u th B o u le v a rd arid ^ i pyj
w a y 6 f S p ilth .T ryo n s tre e t'; P a rle
in g ,. fo r .a u to m o b ile s w ilb b e u p
a n d d o w il bothv o f th e se
th o ro u g h fa re s ; b u t P a r k A v e n u e
Itse lfiw ill^ b fi o p en to tra ffic b o th
w a y s a n d c o n se q u e n tly p a r k in g
, o h t h is 's t r e e t w ill n o t b e a llo w e J.
- T H e re ' -is, n o a d d it o n a l p a r k in g
s p a c e a v a ila b le e x c e p t o n e lo t in
th e r e w ÿ i № a n d th is
is h e l(i:^ jE p iu siv e'y fo r th e u se o f
e x h ib ito ra .
E v e r y e ffo r t h a s b e e d m a d e toi
p ro v id e in ; a d v a n c e fo r th e s a fe t y
a n d c o n v e n ie n c e o f -th e c ro w d
■ -w h ich w ill a tte n d th e ,E x p o sitio n .
* T hffljB,i^are fiv e la r g e e x its fro m
t h e ' lip p e r flo o r ;'r e s t ro o m s fo r
g e n tle m e n an d - la d ië s, a m p le te le
p h o n e a n d '- w iie c o n v e n ie n c e s rr
in a w o rd , m o d ern fa c ilit ie s in
e v e r y re s p e c t. M a y o r Ja m e s 0 .
W a lk e r a n d C h ie f o f P o lic e W a l
t e r B , O rr n a v e co o p e ra te d m o st
h e a r t ily w ith th e o fficia ls o f th e
C a r o lin a s iE x p o s itio n C o m p a n y in
a rra n g in g , fo r; th e p ro p e r m a n ar
g e m e n t a n d co n ti ol o f . tra fflc . a s
w e ll a s i fo r th e p r e s e r v a tio n o f
o rd e r a n d , th e p ro te ctio n o f th e
p u b lic. *
. T h é ffa r e 8 -;c h a r g e d a t th e E x ’
..p o sitio n .w ill.b e tw e n ty c e n ts fo r
— ^ h ild r e n ^ t id ^ io r t y - c c n t s —fo r — a=-
d u lts th ro u g h o u t th e e n tire E x
p o sitio n , w ith , th e e x b e p tio n o f
T h e B o a rd j ) f E d u c a tio n h a s
le t c o n tra c t fo r th e ' h e a tin g an d
p lu m b in g o f th e Je r u s a 'e m C o n
so lid a te d sch o o l b u ild in g to F r e d
E . R o w e , o f ■B o n n e ttsv ille, S . C .
C o n sid eratio .n $7 ,5 0 0 .
'T h e Je r u s a le m sc h c o ls w ill opt-n
O ct. 9 th . T iie c fim m itte e w ill
m e e t O ct, 3 rd to e m p lo y d r iv e n
fo r th o fo u r t r jc k s w h ic h a r e to
be ru n . *
Theate D e p a rtm e n t o f E d u -
c a fo n h a s a u th o riz e d th e co m
m itte e to em p lo y th re e h ig h
sch o o l tea ch ert. in th is sch o o l
T h is a s s u re s in stru c tio n in a ll th e
h ig h .s c h o o lg r a d e s .
. >0 L e s s o n
(By REV. P. B. ¿'rrZWATER, D. D., TsBcher of Ensllah Bible In tho Moody Bible Inatltuts ot Chloago.)Copyright. H 2 ä,.W «lorn N»w«paper Union.
School Days Are
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FOUNTAIN
LESSON FOR September 24
REVIEW: THE EXILE AND
RESTORATION
THE
iV lnckaville > L o d g e 13 4 A . F . &
A’. M - ^ ^ ird F r id a y |
n ijih t a t S o ’clLC k. A ll v is iu n g
B ro s, in v iie d .
E . P . C r a w f o r d M a s te r
Z N . A n d e r s o n S e c .
DEVOTIONAL liEADlNO-PB. C0:l-6, 10-20.
• GOLDEN TEXT—Tho. Ix)ra hath done
great things for us: whoreoi we are glad. -Ps. 126:3.
PRIMARY TOPIO-Solcctcd Slorios Ile- told. ■
JUNIOR TOPIC-How God Restored “uls People. ; / 'INTKRJtEDfATE w\ND SENIOR TOPIC —Loaders .lii'tho Realoratlon, dt -Israel.
YOUNG pisOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC —Lessons Froin 'tho Exllo and Return.
Notice!
S o c ie ty N ig h t, w h ic h w ill b e on
th e (^ ven in g, o f T h u r s d a y ; S e p
te m b e r ^ 2 8 'h ; O n th is e v e n in g ,
th e c h a r g e ! fo r c h i'd r e n .w ill b e
f i f t y c e n ts-a n d th e c h a rg e fo r a-
d i^ t s o n e d p ilar.
S p e c ia l.d a y ^ a lr e a d y a rra n g e d
fo r o r in p ro c e ss o f p la n n in g a re
a s fo llo w s ;
S e p te m b e r 2 6 th , K iw a n is D a y ;
S e p te m b e r,’2 7 th , G a sto n C o u n ly
D a y ; : S e p te m b e r 29 th , C a b :irru «
"C o u n ty -D a y ; O cto b er 3 rd , M e r
c h a n ts ’ D a y ; O cto b er 4 d i, Ire d e ll
C o u i.ty D a y ; O c to b e r-5 th , L in
co ln -C o u n ty .. D a y ; an d O etobFr
6 th , W in sto n -S a le m D a y .
W ith .e v e r y ra ilro a d in th e e n
t ir e S o u th o ffe r in g a fa i;e an d a
h a lf r a te fo r th e ro u n d trip d in
in g th e ie n tire E x p o s itio n p erio d ,
a n d w ith a n ,e n th u sia s m fo r th e
B u y -A t-H o m e M o v e m e n t a n 'l fo r
th e M a d e In -C a ro lin a s E x p o .ii'i'-n
w h ic h is th e ,fr u it o f th a t m o v e
m e n t, s p r e a d in g th ro u g h o u t th ia
e n tire sec tio n o f th e S o n th ? n s t,it
IS b e in g fr e e ly p re d ic te d th a t
m o re th a n 10 0 ,0 0 0 p eo p le w ill
v is it an d le a ’ n fro m th o M ad e-
In -C a ro lin a s E .xp o sitio n o f 19 2 2 .
Mncl<8v!l!t>, N. C.VSopt.. 13lh 1922,
The Hoard o f Eluctions for Dnvio
County,’vv. A . Roberts. W i B. A ngeli,
anil T. N .' Chaffln, in regular session
here in Court. H ouaç, in Mocks vi 1 le, N .
C. Septem ber. 13th, 1922, full Board be
ing present, the fpllo^ying „preneedings
were* had: ■
ïh o Board o f County Comnilasfonors,
having altered flhe boundary line be
tween Jerusalem and M ocksville Tow n
ships, as follows. Viz: ‘ ‘.That portion
o f Ju rîm le m Township, lying N orth of
the follow ing lino ’ to 'w U : Beginning
a t a point on Bear Creek,) the Pouth-
;.West corner o f,the land now owned by
i ) r . W . ,C. M a r tin ,, thence along and
w ith his Southern Boundary lino to a
poi'it on the Salisbury and Mocksville
road, thenco in an Kasternly direction
along w ith the A ugusta and Fork Çhurcfî
soiled гoad^•to the córner o f, the lands
o f Goahen M uCulloch'' on said road,
thence in an Easterhly. direction, along
the Southern boundary line.of the lands
of Goshen M cC ullph,John G iaves, John
U w ire'and Tom-Vickers, to a point on
Dutchm an Creek corner o f the .¿nds of
Tom -Vickers, be and is hereby hiadu t
part o f M ocksville T ow nship.” ,
-The B oM d o f County-Commissioners
also ■ havinfe' transfered. jh b t - part of
Mocksville Township ,Ìying,.W.èst of the
follow ing line, to w it: “ Beginning a t
a p o tnton Bear Creek, on the. lands of
D . 0 . H elper, where the .Mocksville
Township line nov^ crosses said : Creek
thence down Bear Creek w ith its mean
derings, to-the Southern line o f H . F
Tutterow lands, known as the Pass
Placé, thence in à W estern^direclion
w ith the Southern boundary, line of the
said H . P'. Tutterow lands ^ the Cala-
ïïaln Township line, to'C alahaln 'J
ship.” - ‘
Request also having been, m ade for a
transfer of th at portion òf.C . M . Oodby
farm lying in N orth Calahaln Precinct
to South Calahaln Precinct, The said
Board o f - Elections . w ill m eet in tho
Courthouse in M ocksville;'N . C, on S a t
lirday, the 7th day o f October 1922 for
ahe purpose o f flxing. and establishing
tliese lines, . . , .
Notice is also ¿iven th at the. R egis
tratiun Books w ill be open a t the. vari
ous Precincts, in D avie County, on ithe
■the‘i>lh-dBy“T>f'Octobor-K122raiid-witt-ff
m ain open for tw etty days, up tp and
including Octoiier 2tsth,. 1922,
I t is ordered th at a copy ( f this n o t
ice be .published for 20 days"in The
D avie Record and the M ocksvillu.En
terprise, . •
' W . A , R o b e r t s, C hairm an,
W , B. An g e l l ,
T a o s.'N , CiiAPPiN,
Town
M iss H a ttie .F o w le r re tu rn e d to
h e r h o m e in“ S ta T c sv illo — S u n d a y
a f t t r a v is it o f s e v e ia l d a y s to
, ber,,«is.te)-,* M i,s, G . G'. D a n isl,
MICKIE-^SAYS
■ WNR\ ЦЛЙЛ * ^ ' 7 ^ —
«alus -mw VANitES WE SM\<SKER W •nGHTW^O \WHO &AM6
. HE ОЮШ- S\T V\\Ç, , <èOVJEIu swe HtIA AWOTHER. FREE^
I BUT HE ООЦ-Г FOOL w e
\ NONE WJHATÊVÊR \
Two inetUods of review,-niny be em*
ployed to iidvantupe;" ; ' .
1, Clinracfer Study, ^ Assign-tlie o u t
stnndliig lierdcs of the liuiirter’s'los-'
sons to members ot the clnss and havo
them to, report. Tills nsslghment m ust
be made tlio week previous, e. g. Eze-
klei; tlió prbphet,.of- aod ¡ Daniel, the
sth'tesmn)i;' Ezra,''.th'o'teaclier of God’s
word, etc. ’ ,
2, Summnry,oiC Contents. This Is a
good method at all times. It can bo
¿adapted to different grades,'- The fol
lowing Is a suggested m etliod:
' Lesson'l,'-'Before Ezekiel was com-
missioned-as a prophet'he was given’
a^ vision of .the Alm ighty. A fter tlmt.
be^wns;glven,;nn¿e:cperüu9ntar.Unow
edge nte tlib book— ,
ilIgested‘niidía'p¿roK^
A n e.\^erimentíü^^^ "God's
word ■-
Lessc'n il. Because D anlel .bésought
the I.ofd'lie- w a i’ able tó'níáke'khow ú
the king's dreaui and Interpret-Iti" " If
any m an lack « ’Isdoin, let iiliii iislr of
God (Jas. 1:5),
Lesson ílÚ-.WlUle Belshazzar.atid his
|ord8,-,wéró,fiñgiiBed-In drunken revclry'j
a ^mysterious . liand, recorded Divine
Judgm ent.-'^ There ■'Is a day.'comlng^
when: inbüsshall be Judged, .H appy Is
the m an who has fled to Christ; for to
sucirthero Is no Judgm ent (John (5:24).
Lesson |V„Daniel’s sterling^ worth
brought hlm 'to'-tbe’front— be was elo:
vated to (be prim e ,’m íñlster'o f'th e Per
sian empire.-. Moved by Jealousy .cer
tain wicked ¡men plotted his downfall.
Because of a fla^чicss record tn bus^'
ness they trumped up a charge against
him on;tho ground of his foreign re-,’
Uglbn, Though the king execiited the
foolish decree ;D anlel was delivered*
nnd his accusers were cast Into, the den
ot lIons,:4ind destroyed.
Lesson V. Though Israel went Into'
captivity as -a‘--chasUsenient. of, the
Lord, In duo .time H&-i'eeovered them,
God's covenant'. and Judgments ' are
sure. H e can move a beathen;klng to'
freely, fulflll H is own >goodí pleasure
nnd.gurpose, !
Lesson V I. In the restoration of the
people to’their own land, the fii:st thing
necessary wns the provision ot a' place^
fo r,th e worship o f God. As soon as
thls^w w k -vVas begun,, violent gpposl
tlon’^was In evidence. ; T hat wlilcli ,God
sets’ out;, to.,.do : shall:? 6e completed
thougli“ ail h d l oppose.
- Lessohi yil. H am ail’e - wicked-, plot
against tho' Jews was írustráted by,
Esther’s s h re w d n e s s • and . cour'hge.
Those w hoiplot against and hate'G od’s;
covenanfpeople'Shall.be brought-tij de
struction, ,
LessortrVIjl. Through Zerubbahel the
people were'' brought, back a n d , estah
Ushed liltH elr'o w n' lin d , but thejvliad
-gone; far,-ayáíyjfrónr^^ 1 There' was
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was aiipye4‘J)yj.tho,'Splrlt of God to lead
tiieni t bacic ,3fo;;.^<ei,lp\feiilp. Because
Ezra 'sought,|the'. L o rd ' his way,- was
prospered,’ Success al ways comes
those who trust God.
Lesson. IX. W hen Nehem lah heard
of the" distress of his brethren at Je-
' rusalem,; ho took • the m atter to the
Lord ln;prnyeri Their, sorrow and dis
tress, was his sorrow-and distress. I.s
any allllcted, let hlm pray (Jos. 5:13).
. Lesson X.,, W hen. Neliemlah begun
the rebuilding of the walls of Jeru-
$alem>..he encountered v io le nt. opposi
tion from w ith o u t'a n a fro m 'w ith in ,'
' H lsi'folH i .In .fG o d ■ moved .him to go
.'sti-aight on with',the work and ho had
the Joy of seeing the \vork completed.
llesson XI. .T he' method used.' In
bringing back , the people to God was
tho word of God. Bccause God’s word
was made pliiln to the people they
repented of their aliia nnd rendered
obedience to God.
Lesson Xll. M alachl as an aid to
■Nohemlah In eltectlng reforms pointed
out the sins of the people, v iz : Base
Ingratitude, , a corrupt priesthood,,
mlxed-marrlages, robbing God by wlth-
hoUlln'g tUhes, etc., pointing to a day
of Judgment when righteous retribu
tion would be meted out to the wicked
and rewards would -be given to tho
faithful.
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B r in g th e e n tire fa m ily .
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l o c a l a n d p e r s o n a l
Goings and Comings of the Populace of
Mocksville and Surroundings.
A l-M ra. N . R . R ic h a rd s o n , o f
b em arle, is v is it in g h e r so n .
R e v . W . B . W a ff s p e n t s e v e r a l
d a y s in R a le ig h th e fir s t o f th e
w eek .
M iss M e e k N e e ly ,o f S ta te s v ille ,
is v is iiin g h e r n ie c e , M rs. V . E .
S w a im .'
M r, G . P . W illia m s, o f C am d e n
S. C ., w a s a b u sin e ss v is ito r h e re
M o n d ay.
M rs. J . C . .Ja m e s, o f F a r m in g
ton, s p e n t s e v e r a l d a y s la s t w e e k
v isitin g r e la tiv e s .
W e a r e fo rc e d to le a v e o u t
som e n e w s ite m s th is w e e k b e
cause th e y a r r iv e d to o la te .
M iss M y r tle .A b e rn a th y , o f
C h arlo tte, is v is it in g in th e h o m e
o f M r, T . M . H e n d rix . ,
M r. C . S . B ro w n le ft to d a y fo r
a v isit to h is’ d a u g h te r, M ra. R
L , S c o tt, a t T o b a c c o v iile .
M iss H e je n G r a n g e r , o f N e w
Je r s e y , is v is it in g h e r s is t e r ,M r i.
H. N . Je s s u p , a t th e L o d g e .
M rs. J . B . Jo h n s to n e ac c o m
p an ied M rs. F o r m w a lt to A sh e -
v ilh la s t T h u r s d a y fo r a v is it.
M rs. J . W . F o w le r , o f S ta te s
ville, is s p e n d in g th is w e e k w ith
h er d a u g h te r, M rs. G . G , D a n ie l.
M iss Ix> u ise R o d w e ll, w h o h a s
been v is it in g h e r s is t e r in S a n
fo rd , re tu rn e d h o m e la s t S a t u r
d ay,
M rs, D . 0 . K u r fe e s , o f R o u te
I, s p e n t la s t w e e k w ith h e r* p a r
en ts, M r. a n d M rs. U . A . O rre ll,
at A d v a n c e .
M r. a n d M rs. E . G . H o rn , an d
M r. R . C ; C lic k , o f W in sto n -S a l-
dm, s p e n t a fe w h o u rs in to w n
Su n d ay a fle rn o o n .
M r. D e w e y C a s e y le ft M o n d a y
to e n te r T r in it y C o lle g e , D u rh a m .
H e g r a d u a te d fr o m th e h ig h
school h e re la s t y e a r .
M rs. T . H . H e n d rix w e n t to
C h a rlo tte to th e P re s b y te ria n
H o sp ital la s t w e e k S h e is' u n d t
g o in g tr e a tm e n t th e re .
M iss J e s s ie W a ff le f t T h u r s d a y
fo r H ig h P o in t, w h e r e s h e h a s -.c
cep ted a p o sitio n w ith th e S o u f r
ern C ig a r a n d T o b a c c o C o.
M isse s H e le n a n d D o ro th y M e r
on ey an d M e s srs . T o m M e ro n e y
an d S ila s M c B e e , o f G re e n sb o ro ,
sp e n t S u n d a y in A lb e m a rle .
M r. a n d M rs. M a x ie B ro w n an d
b ab e re tu r n ed S u n d a y fr o m C h a t
tan o o g a, w h e re th e y h a v e b- on
v is itin g M rs B r o w n ’s m o th e r.
M rs. Juliu.-3 0 . Y o u n g , w h o h a s
been v is itin g h e r p a r e n ts fo r th e
o a st tw o w e e k s , re tu rn e d to 1 o r
hom e in D u rh a m la s t T h u rs d a v .
M r. 0 . L . C a s e y , w h o h a s beon
in th e to b a c c o b u s in e ss a t Lq ri.s,
S . C ., is h e re v is itin g h is fa m ily .
S u n d a y h e w ill le a v e fo r W ilso i,
N . C.
M iss A n n ie Jo h n s o n re tu rn e d
hom e la s t w e e k a f t e r sp e n d i ig
the su m m e r in M o o re sv ille a d
the la s t tw o w e e k s in th e m ou n
tain s.
M iss Jo s e p h in e L e m m i re tu rn
ed to h e r h o m e in N e w Y o . k
C ity M o n d a y , a f t e r a tw o w e e ’ s
v isit to h e r m o th e r, M rs. E ll n
E . L e m m i.
C o m e o u t a n d h e a r C o n g re ss*
m an W . C . H a m m e r d isc u ss tlie
issu es o f th e d a y a t th e D em o cra-
I ic C o u n ty C o n v e n tio n S a tu rd a ’,
S e p te m b e r 2 3 rd .
M rs. K e r r A lliso n an d ch ild re n
M iria m , H elen , an d E liz a b e th , o
C le v e la n d , h a v e b een v is itin g
M rs. B , C . C lem en t, J r . fo r th e
p a s t w e e k .
M iss E liz a D o u th it re tu rn e d to
h o m e a t Id o ls, S a tu rd a y . M ra,
E . H , M o rris an d C ecil M o rris a c
co m p an ied h e r h o m e to sp en d
th e w ee k -en d .
. M iss L iz z ie B ooe, M iss Mi-?s
E liz a b e th C re w s, an d M e ssrs.
S u lliv a n B o o ean d A le x B o o e, o f
W alk erto w n , v isite d M ra. W il
liam M ilie r S u n d a y .
M iss C la y to n - B ro w n , w h o is
te a c h in g -.,a t T h o m a sv ille , an d
M iss B o n n ie B ro w n , o f G re e n s
b o ro, a re e x p e c te d to sp e n d Ih e
w e e k -e n d w ith h e r p a re n ts.
M r. an d M rs. M ,’ G . B ro w n
an d children^ o f W in sto n -S a le m ,
s p e n t s e v e ra l d a y s th is w e e k w ith
th e fo rm e r ’s p a re n ts, M r. an d
M rs. C . S . B ro w n , on R o u te 1,
M rs. S c a r M o rriso n re tu rn e d to
h e r h o m e in S ta te s v ille S u n d a y
a ft e r a v is it o f s e v e r a l d a y s to
h e r p a re n ts. H e r h u sb a n d sp e n t
th e w e e k -e n d h e re an d aco n ip an -
ied h e r hom e,
M ra. W . R . M c C o rk le , o f M o n
ro e, sp e n t a fe w d a y s h e re th e
fir s t o f th e w e e k . S h e an d M r.
W e sle y C a rtn e r to o k little B la n c h
C a rtn e r to' th e O rth ep ed ic h o sp i
ta l a t G a sto n ia T u e s d a y to b e e x
am in e d ,
M r. a n d M rs. J , K . S h e e k an d
son re tu rn e d to G reen sb o ro S u n
d a y . M rs. S h e e k h a s b een v is it
in g r e la tiv e s h e re fo r th e p a s t
tw o m o n th s. T h e y w e re acco m -
co m p an ied h o m e b y M iss E lv a
S h e e k .
F ro m th e a p p e a ra n c e s o f th e
c a r s th a t p a sse d h e re M o n d a y
lo ad ed w ith to b acco th e m a rk e t
a t W in sto n -S a le m m u st h a v e p u r
ch a se d q u ite a b it o f th e D a v ie
co u n ty w ee d th a t d a y .
M iss P a u lin e C a se y , w h o h a s
b een v is iiin g h e r p a re n ts h e re
fo r th e p a s t th re e w e e k s re tu rn
ed to ta k e up h e r d u tie s a t W a tt’s
H o sp ita l, D u rh a m , a s a p u p il
n u rse S h e w ill fin ish tr a in in g
n e x t F e b r u a r y ,
M isses M a rth a C a ll, R u th B o o e
L illie M e ra n e y , M e sd a m e s B . I.
S m ith , L . S . K u r fe e s a n d M r. J .
F . H a n e s an d R e v . W . L , S h o r-
rill a tte n d e d th e W e ste rn D is tric t
S u n d a y Sch o o l C o n ve n tio n a t
L e x in g to n la s t P rid a y .
T h e fo llo w in g w e n t to W in ston
S a }e m .-F rid a y -e v e n in .g Jffi_ se e Jh e
p la y , “ T h e B a t ” M r. a n d M rs R .
B . S a n fo rd . M r. a n d .M rs, E ,' L .
G a ith e r, M iss Ja n e H a y d e n G aith
e r, M rs. C o n n o r S h e rrill, M rs. F .
R . R ic h a rd so n , M iss D o ro th y
G a ith e r, M e ssrs C ecil M o rris,
D e w e y C a se y , an d G ilb e rt K u r
fe e s.
, T h e o u t o f to w n te a c h e rs a r
riv e d la s t w e e k a n d a r e : M iss
M e rrie R ic h a rd so n , o f A lb e m a rle
an d M iss Ja m ie M a u n e y , o f N e w
L o n d o n , b o a rd in g w ith M rs, Z .
N . A n d e rso n ; M isa M a ry R ic h
a rd s, o f D a v id so n , an d M iss
L o u ise H a rris, o f E lk in , b o a rd in g
w ith M rs. E . P . C ra w fo rd , 'a n d
M iss ’S . B . H u n te r, o f L y n c h b u r g
V a ., b o a rd in g w ith M rs. G . G .
D an iel. __________________
F o u n d - B e tw e e n C o o leem ee
an d -W o o d lea f tw o 4 8 -p o u n d s a c k s'
o f flo u r. O w n e r can g e t s a m e b y
c a llin g a t th is office a n d p a y in g
fo r th is ad . '
S M IT H G R O V E N E W S
M r. an d M rs. Jo h n G ro ce, o f
W in sto n -S a le m , w e re w ee k -en d
v isito rs o f M rs. W . L . H an es,
M rs. G ro c e w e n t fro m h e re to
F a rm in g to n to sp e n d a fe w d a y s
w ith , M r, G ro c e ’s p a re n ts,
M r. Jo h n M a rtin , o f H an es,
s p e n t th e w e e k -e n d w ith h ia sis-,
te r, .M rs, L . A . C lo u se ,
M r. G . B . T a y lo r m ad e a b u si
n e ss trip to W in sto n , on e d a y
la s t w e e k .
M iss E liz a b e th H e n d rix sp e n t
a d a y o r tw o la st w e e k in M o ck s
v ille w ith h e r s is te r, M is s N e llie
H e n d rix .
M r, H , G . S h e e k , o f W in sto n ,
sp e n t S a tu rd a y an d S u n d a y h e re
w ith h is fa m ily . •
M r. a n d M rs. E a r l C a u d le , o f
N e w L ife , v isite d th e ir au n t,
M rs. W . L , H an es, S a tu rd a y an d
S u n d a y .
M r. F r a n k N a y lo r, J r „ o f W in
sto n w a s a w e e k -e n d v is ito r h e re .
M ra. D o u g la s A rc h e r, o f W in
sto n , s p e n t a fe w d a y s la s t w e e k
w ith r e la tiv e s a n d frie n d s.
, M r, a n d M r j. C h a rlie W ard , o f
H a ll’s F e r r y , sp e n t S u n d a y w iih
M r; a n d M ra. J . K . W illiam s.
M r. Jo h n H . C a sh , o f W in sto n ,
s p e n t a fe w d a y s la s t w e e k w ith
frie n d s.
S e v e ra l o f o u r p eo p le a tte n d e d
th e B a ra c a -P h ila th e a co n ven tio n
a t C e n te r S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d a y .
A ll r e p o rt a goo d co n v e n tio n .
M r. a n d M rs. I. D . H e n d rix ,
s p e n t S a tu rd a y in W in sto n .
M r. a n d M r s . W a lte r S h u tt, o f
A d v a n c e , w e re th e g u e s ts o f M r.
an d M rs. J . W . S h e e k S u n d a y .
C A L A H A L N N E W S
J . C . P o w e ll e n te rta in e d q u ite
a n u m b e r o f h is frie n d s S a tu r
d a y n ig h t c e le b ra tin g h is b ir th
d a y . M u sic w a s g iv e n on th e
v ic tro la b y M iss S a r a A n d e rso n .
S e v e ra l g a m e s w e r e p la y e d an d
a fte r w a r d s a d elicio u s ice co u rse
w a s s e rv e d by M rs. M a rth a
B a rn e y c a stle an d h e r s is te r, M rs.
J . M . W ilso n . A ll le ft w ish in g
h im m a n y m ore h a p p y b irth d a y s.
W a lte r A n d e rso n e n te rta in e d a
n u m b e r o f fr ie n d s P r id a y n ig h t
a t a s in g in g .
M rs. M a rth a B a r n e y c a s tle le ft
S u n d a y fo r W in sto n -S a le m , w h e re
s h e w ill ta k e u p w o rk in H a w -
k in s-B la n to n S to re , M iss S a r a
A n d e rso n c a rrie d h e r th ro u g h
th e c o u n try an d w a s acco m p an i-
ed b y M iss D e lia R o b e rts an d
M e ssrs. J . C . P o w e ll an d Jo h n
D w ig g in s .
M r. C h a rle s T o m lin so n a n d
fa m ily v is ite d M r. an d M rs. W .
N . A n d e rso n S u n d a y .
M iss E fiie B o o e is th e g u e s t o f
M r. a n d M rs. A . J . A n d e rso n .
M rs, B e r th a H a rb in a n d d a u g h
t e r v isite d th e fo rm e r ’s m o th er,
M rs. A n n E . A n d e rso n S a tu rd a y
a fte rn o o n .
M iss e s M a b le a u d P a u lin e
C h affin v isite d M rs. C . S . A n d e r
son T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n .
M rs. H u ff fro m E a s t B e n d ia
v is itin g h e r s is te r, M rs. A . A .
A n d e rso n th is w eelc.
M iss E m lie P o w e ll v isite d M rs.
M a rth a B a r n e y c a s tle P r id a y a f
tern o o n .
F r a m in g an d s h e e tin g fo r s a le .
B a r g a in p ric e s. C a ll on
W . K . C l e m e n t
o r E . H . M o r r is ,
New Bank Purchases
Lot, Building To Be
Erected Soon.
T h e S o u th e rn B a n k «& T r u s t
C o. is th e n a m e o f-M o c k s v iile ’s
n e w b a n k . T h e b a n k is a r e a lity .
T h e G a ith e r p r o p e r ty on th e
n o rth sid e o f s q u a re h a s b een
p u rc h a se d , c o n sid e ra tio n $10 ,0 0 0 .
A b u ild in g m o d ern in e v e r y re -
s p sc t-is-to b e crecte-d in th e n ear-
fu tu r e . A b u ild in g c o m m itte e
h a s b e en a p p o in te d a n d is in v e s t i
g a tin g , b u t n o p la n s h a v e b een
su b m itte d a s to p a rtic u la rs .
T h e d ire c to rs m e t M o n d a y
a fte rn o o n a n d a u th o riz e d th e
b u sin e ss to b e g in a s so o n a s te m
p o ra ry q u a r te r s c a n b e a r r a n g e d .
T h e o p e n in g d a te w ill b e a n n o u n c
ed la te r.
M r, W . K . C le m e n t a n d M r. E .
H . M o rrjs p u rc h a se d th e o ld
b u ild in g o n th e lo t w h ic h w a s
so ld la s t S a tu r d a y a t p u b lic a u c
tion , c o n sid e ra tio n $ 3 0 . T h e
b u ild in g is b e in g re m o v e d th is
w e e k .
Baraca-Philathea
vention.
Con-
T h e tw e n ty fifth D a v ie C o u n ty
B a ra c a -P h i la th e a con v e n tio n w a s
h eld a t C e n te r, M . E . C h u rc h ,
S a tu r d a y a n d S u n d a y S e p t; 16 - 17 .
T h e P re sid e n t, M r. H . E . B a r n e s ,
o f C o o leem ee, p re sid e d d u r in g
th e c o n v en tio n .
: T h e fir s t se ssio n b e g u n S a tu rr
d a y a fte rn o o n a t 2 :3 0 , R e v . W .
J r S . W a lk e r d e liv e re d th e a d
d r e s s o f w elco m e. P r e s . -H. E .
B a r n e s th e re sp o n se . T h e n h o m es
w e re a s s ig n e d th e d e le g a te s .
O n S a tu rd a y n ig h t w e lis te n e d
to tw o sp le n d id a d d r e s s e s ' on
-junior— w o r k T -b y -a tto r n e y -A .-E .
H a ll, o f W in sto n -S a le m , a n d M iss
E liz a b e th B e n n e tt, o f G r e e n s
b o ro ; E x - P r e s . T . L C a u d e ll
sp o k e on o rg a n iz e d w o rk in
D a v ie ,
A n in te re s tin g fe a t u r e o f th e
S u n d a y m o rn in g se ssio n w a s th e
ro ll c a ll -an d re p o rts fro m th e
c la s se s a ll o v e r th e c o u n ty . T h e
c la s se s a r e d o in g so m e s p le n d id
w o rk .
M r s . N . B u c k n e r, S ta te S e c r e
ta r y , o f A s h e v ille , th e n a d d r e s s
e d - t h e co n v en tio n , h e r s u b je c t
b e in g : “ P e rso n a l S e r v ic e .”
D in n e r w a s sp re a d on th e
g ro u n d s. In th e a fte rn o o n , D r.
L e s te r P . M a rtin , o f M o c k sv ille ,
m ad e a n in te re s tin g a d d re s s, also
M r. A , B . S a le e b y , o f S a lis b u r y .
M u sic fo r th e c o n v e n tio n w a s
fu rn ish e d b y th e E r la n g e r B a r a -
c a q u a rte tte o f L e x in g to n .
N e x t c o n v en tio n w ill ' b e a t
O e le e m e e in A p r il.
Delightful Sewing
Party.
A t h e r h o m e jn N o rth M o ck sr
v ille la s t T h u r s d a y a fte rn o o n
M rs. J . L . S h e e k d e lig h tfu lly ' e n
te rta in e d a t a s e w in g p a r ty , f o r
h e r d a u g h te r ,M r s . J . K . S h e e k ,.
o f G re e n sb o ro .
. T h e h o m e w a s p r e ttily d e c o ra t
ed in y e llo w a s te r s .
A t _ t h e _ x lo s e „ o f_ th _ e _ s e w in g !
h o u r a d e lic io u s sa la d c o u rse
c a r r y in g o u t th e y e llo w a n d
ВITES-STINGS
For all insect bites, red
bug, chigger, bee, wasp, mosquito, etc., apply wet
baking soda or household ammonia, followed by cooling applications of—
V a p o R u b
Over /7 MHHon Jtira Uumd YtKMtiy
w h ite co lo r sc h e m e , w a s s e r v e d .
T h o se e n jo y in g M r s . S h e e k 's ;
h o sp ita lity w e r e : M rs, S h e e k ;
M rs. R . P . A n d e rso n , M rs. Z . N .
A n d e rs o n , M iss M a r y H e itm a n ,
M iss R u th B o o e, M iss L in d a G r e y
C le m e n t, M rs, V . E . S w a im , M iss
C la y to n B ro w n , a n d M r s . M a r v in ,
W a te rs . ' "
KURFEES PAINT IS PURE PALNT
Made Of
P u r e C a rb o n a te W h a te L e a d 80 p e r c e n t
P u r e Z in c O x id e " 2 0 pe^ c e n t - / UKURFEES &rWARI>
T in te d w ith p u re co lo rs. G ro u n d a n d m ix e d p u re L in se e d oil a n d
D r i e r - T h a t ’s a ll.
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S H O E S
We afe jiist in receipt-of a big shipment of the FAMOUS
STAR BRAND AND GOODMAN GUARANTEED ALL
LEATHER SHOES. And are now in position to fit you and
your family WITH A QUALITY SHOE AT A REASONA
BLE PRICE,
. Men’s Work Shoes . . . . . . $2.50 to $4.50
Ladies Shoes . .......................... $2.25 to $4.75
Boy’s Shoes . ...... $2.75 to $4.50
. . Girl’s Shoes . i W. ...... $1.75 to $4.75
We'also have a nice lot of Men’s and Women’s GENUINE
ELKINS. Come in and let us show you.
Our Honor Roll.
T h e fo llo w in g h a v e s u b s c r ib e d ,g
an d re n e w e d : p
J . P . G ra n g e r, |
N . T . A n d e rso n , | |
M iss M a ry H e itm a n ,
B . I. S m ith ,
M iss E m m a C h a ffin ,
M iss M a r g a r e t B e ll,
R o y F e e z o r, "
M rs. A . G . D e w e e se , I i
M rs. K a th a r in e F o r m w a lt. ■ |p
H . H . H u n te r,
W . N . C le m e n t,
M iss Iv ie H orn ,
M iss E d n a H o rn ,
M isa G la d y s D w ig g in s .
OJIIIIHMIIIMIIMIHIIIHIHIIHIHIIII
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C . C . S a n f o r d S o n s C o .
“The Home Of Good Shoes”
Mocksville,N. C.
Our Professional Cards:
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Dr. LESTER P. MARTIN j!
Announce» to the people of Davie Coun- '
ty that he hai moved hU office to IVIock- ^ I
•ville, N. C. Calls answered day or'|
night. Night Phone 9; Day Phone 71. Ij
Dr. R. P. ANDERSON,
DENTIST ^
Rceidence Phone 37 Offlce Phono 60 i
Mocksvitio, N . C.N
Baxter Byerly, M. D.
Office Over Drug Store. Office'Phone
No, 31; Residence No. 25.
• COOLEEMEE, N.C. |
DR. W. C. MARTIN
In Connection With General Practice
Gives Special Attention To Eye, Bar,
Nose, and Throat. - Also Fit Spectacles.
Phones! Residence 9. Office 71.
Mocksville, N. C.
J e n c h o N e w s .
^ M r.; W . G . C lic k a n d fa m ily
w e r e v is ito r s in S a lis b u r y S u n d a y
M r .iD o b e D w ig g in s a n d fa m ily
s p e n t S u n d a y a t J im \^ il£[on 's. .
M iss e s H a z e l K u r fe e S ; a n d E d
r ie W ilsp n h a v e e n te r e d M o c k s
v ille h ig h jsch o o l.
. M r, S ^ i o r d G re e n a n d fa m jly
a jw n t S u n d a y a t M r . C . W . S e a -
fo r d ’ s.':
M is s e s E t t a T a y lo r , A m e lia ,
■ V e tre .a p d M a r g a r e t W ilso n v ls it-
• e d M r s . J . ■ P . S e a fo r d S u n d a y
a fte rn o o n .
M rs.J J . L e e K u r fe e s s p e n t F r i
d a y w ith h e r-d a u g h te r, M rs. G .
N . W a rd , a t M o c k sv ille .
J E R U S A L E M N E W S C A N A ,,:jlT . 1 N E W S
S e v e r a l p e o p le in a n d a ro u n d
o u r c o m m u n ity a tte n d e d t h e B a -
r a c a -P h ila p h ia c o n v e n tio n a t C en
t e r S u n d a y w h ic h , w a s e n jo y e d
, D A Y I E . a c a d e m y N E W S
■'Г'Й f®;*''h e C o ’ iÆ
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h, ûak ili
■al b o a i |v
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П Ь M iss r . ; i f %
fu • Г ì ~i
юар| .
Ich o o j .i ,
' < ' ß ' ch f o r , ’ >
tc o ra e , i 'í i f , y
T h e ' p ro tr a c te d m e e tin g a t
B y e r i y | s , C h a p e l' w ill b e g in on
Su n id ay n ig h t/ S e p t. 2 4 th . E v e r y
Bodj^ in v ite d .'
-M r. S . J ; S m o o t is s t ill in v e r y
p o o r h e a lth , s o r r y to n o te .
M rs. E lle n W ilso n , o f L o s A n
g e le s , C a l., ia s p e n d in g so m e tim e
w it h r e la t iv e s in o u t v ic in ity . .
M e s srs . M o rg a n a n d A le x
“ G e n tr y , o fT s u r r y C ^ ’H ty, sp e n '
th e w e e k -e n d w ith r e la t iv e s h e re .
M r. Jo h n N ic h o ls, o f W in sto n -
S a le m , w h o h a s b e en v is it in g r e
la tiv e s h e re fo r th e p a s t fe w
w e e k s , is co n fin ed to h is ro o m a t
M r. A . F . C a m p b e ll’ s n u r s in g a
c a s e o f m u m p s. H is m o th e r is al.
h is b e d sid e an d h e is d o in g n ic e
ly . (
M rs. W . F . H . K e tc h ie , M rs.
E . M . K e lle r , a n d M r s . 0 ! \
K o o n tz v isite d M r s . B . J . F o s t r
-la s t T h u rs d a y .
M iss M a m ie L e e C a m p b e ll a n i
b ro th e r, P re n tis s , re-e n ie re c i
sch o o l a t C o o l S p r in g s M< n d a y -
M r. J a y F o s t e r h a s r e -c n le r e !
sch o o l a t H a rm o n y ,
R u fu s G . K o o n tz r e t u in e i to
v.the U n iv e r s ity a t C h a p e l H i'I
'M o n d a y a f t e r sp e n d in g h ia vacu
tio n w ith h o m e fo lk « .
■ M iss E th e l W ard , o f C h a rlo tte ,
v is ite d Jh e r p a re n ts la s t w e e k .
'M iss M a r y f T a tu m le f t la s t
T u e s d a y fo r M e re d ith C p lle g e . — « n n .*! , « «o c u ju ju u
> - H e ttie 'L a n g s to n , w h o h a s b e e n b y a ll, e s p e c ia lly th e so n K S re n -
s p e n d in g so m e tim e i n ' W in sto n - 'd e r e d b y th e E r la n g e r B a r a c a
S a le m H 'vith re la tiv e s, re tu rn e d q u a rte tte , o f L e x in g to n , an d th e
h o m e la s t w e e k ; V; : * , |d u e t b y th e tw o lit ile g ir ls o f
M rá . A . V . B e s s e n t'h a d á s h e r L ib e r ty , a ls o th e g o o d d in n e r
g u e s ts S u n d a y , M r. a n d M rs. ^ h i c h m u st b e m en tio n ed .
H u d g in s a n d E u g e n ia H u d g in s ,' A m o n g th o se -a tte n d in g fro m
M rs. M a lis te r a n d L o u is e ' a n d E a t o n ’s S . S . w e r e M r. arid M rs.
R ic h a rd M a liste r, o f W in sto n - Ja m e s G ro c e . G . E ..L e a g a n s a n d
S a le m . • ’ • fa m ily . J . B , C a in a n d fa m ily ,
M iss L u c ile W a rd v is ite d r e la - ^ r . a n d M rs. S a n fo r d S to n e -
t iv e s n e a r A d v a n c e la s t w e e k . s t r e e t . M is s P e a r l S to n e s tr e e t,
M rs. H e n ry D a n ie ls s p e n t la s t 'M r . an d , M rs.-M . D . P o p e , M r.
F r id a y w ith h e r s is t e r M rs. G . G . a n d M rs.' G . ,W . L a th a m , C . ,W .
L iv e n g o o d . I L a t h a m a n d so n , H o m e r, M is s
¡M is s J u lia E n g lis h is v is it in g L illia n H a r p e , R o y L a n g s to n ,
fr ie n d s in W in sto n -S a le m th is B u rto n a n d M a rc e llu s H a rp e , G .
. I L . W h ite, Ja m e s W a lis a n d fa m i-
o f b o y s a n d g ir ls ly , ¿ n d C . L . B e a v e r a n d so n ,
g a th e re d a t th e h o m e o f ^ r . P . G e o rg e .: '
S . S t e w a r t S a tu r d a y n ig h t a n d , M rs. E m m ie C a sh , o f S m ith
m a d e m u sic fo r h im . M r. S t e w - G r o v e is s p e n d in g so m e tim e w ith
a r t h a s b e en in b a d h e a lth fo r h e r s is te r , M rs.,/M a g g ie L a n g -
th e p a s t fe w m o h tn s - sto n .
M r. H e n ry B ro g d o n h a s p u r- M r. B y h u m D a v is, o f W in sto n -
c h a se d a n e w F o r d ,_____________— _ S a le m _ -s p e n i-th c --w € e k -e n c / -w i%
h is p a re n tá .
M rs. F . B . H u n te r, o f W in -
' s to n -S a le m s p e n t th e p a s t w e e k
F O R K C H U R C H N E W S
r 1 T> f J w i t h h e r m o th e r, M rs. 'T. G .
T h e B a r a c a s . o f F o r k B a p t is t ¡L a k e y , w h o h a s b e e n r ig h t m u ch
Jh u rc h p ra c tic e t h e ir m o t t o o m , .
Old Time Fiddlers Con
vention
Í ' I
T h e a n n u a l O ld T im e F id d lp v a
C o n v e n tio n w ill b e h e ld in C ool
e e n ie e H a ll S a tu rd a y , S e p te m b e r
2 8 r d ,' F r e e sh o w w ill o p en a t 0
p ;: m .. C o n v e n tio n a t 8 o ’ clo ck ,
C a s h p r iz e s w ill b e d o u b le th is
y e a r . A ll rau a ie ian s m v inv ite d
to ta k e ’ p a r t in th e co n te st,
d a n c e rs.
t h a t , p a r t th a t s a y s , “ w e do
th in g s .” T h e y m e t T h u r s d a y a p d
c o v e re d M r. S to k e s B e n s o n ’ s
h o u se .
D r. J . F . S w a n n , o f S e m o ra ,
an d h is s is te i’, M r s . V .R .T e a g u e
o f n e a r H ig h P o in t, v is ite d th e ir
u n c le , M r. E . F . E a to n la s t w e e k
M r. a n d 'M r s . B lie G ru b b w e r e
w e e k -e n d v isito i a a t M r. a n d M rs
J . N . W y a tt’s, F ro m th e re th e y
v is ite d o th e r r e la tiv e s a n d frie n d a
in th is c o m m u n ity . M r. G ru b b
i w a s r e a r e d in th e ,C a n a n e ig h b o r-
■hood b u t le ft th e re sevei-al y e a r s
•a g o a n d n o w r e s id e s in M o o re
iC o u n ly n e u r S o u th e rn P in e s.
M rd , G ru b b w ill b e re m e m b e re d
a s M iss M a rth a Ja n e R ç d w in e
M iss L u c ile E a to n is v is it in g in
C le v e la n d an d S ta te s v ille ih ia
w e e k ;
M r. J , L . C a r te r had th e m is
fo rtu n e to b e s tu n g on th e to n g u e
b y a s p id e r w h ile e a tin g m u sc a
d in e s la s t S u n d a y .
Q u ite a n u m b e r fro m o u r S u n
d a y Sch o o l a tte n d e d th e B a r a c i-
P h ila th e a C o n ve n tio n w h ic h m e t
a t C e n te r la s t S a tu rd a y a n d S u u -
also d a y . T h e y i epvirt a sp le n d id
in d isp o se d .
m e e tin g .
Liberty News.
G. V. GREEN, M,D.
Office at Fork Church
Leave Calls at H, S, Davis* Store
Advance, N. C. Route'2.
Dr. E. C. Choate
DENTIST
, COOLEEMEE, N. C,,
Offlce over Cooleemee D rug Store
P h n n o o Residence No. C4 r u o i i e b Offlce No. 33
N o t i c e !
N orth Carolina In the Superior Court
Davie County Before A , T. G rant,
C. a, 0.
G . R . 'Wood and others
V8
K , K.-W oo^ and (Sthers
The defendants, Paiil W ood, Randolph
W ood, W m . S, Wood, and A lm a W ood
w ill take tiotice th a t a special proceed
ing entitled as above has been comm en
ced -before the Clerk o f the Superior
Court o f D avie County for the Partition
o f tjic lands o f K elly W ood Uec’d'whicli
descended to his heirs'at law . A nd said
defendants above nanied w ill take not-,
ice th a t they, and each o f them , are re
quirad to appear before A . T. G rant,
‘Clerk, a t his offlce in U avie County, N.
C .i in M ocksville. on. the 30th day of
Septem ber 1922 and answer or dem ur
to the petition for p artition filed or the
relief .asked fo r in the petition w ill be
granted.
This Sept. 4th.' 1922. .
A, T. G rant, Clerk Superior Court
M rs. T o m C re a so n is s e r io u s ly
ill a t th is w r itin g , s o r r y to s a y .
Q u ite a la r g e c ro w d fr o m o u r
S u n d a y S c h o o l a 't e iid e d th e B a i-
a c a -P h ila th e a C o n v e n tio n a t C e n
t e r S a t u r d a y a n d S u n d a y a n d r e
p o r t a n ic e tim e .
M r. a n d M r s . A . H . S p ryi" o f
K a n n a p o lis , s p e n t th e w e e k -e n d
vvith th e fo r m e r ’s p a re n ts..
M r. T . F . S p r y , w h o h a s b e en
s ic k fo r so m e lim e , d o e s n o t seem
to im p ro v e v e r y ra p id ly .
L e t ’ s n o t fo r g e t w e a r e s till
h a v in g p r a y e r -m e e tin g on S a tu r -
(]ay n ig h t. O n a c c o u n t o f r e v iv a ls
a t o th e r p la c e s a n d th e B a r a c a -
P h ila th e a C o n v e n tio n o u r c ro w d s
h a v e b e e n r a t h e r sm a ll fo r th e
f e w la s t S a t u r d a y s . W e w a n t
e v e r y o n e to co m e S a t u r d a y n ig h t
M r. a n d M r s . C ly d e C a r te r , o f
K a n n a p o lis , a r e v is it in g th e fo r
m e r ’ s p a r e n ts , M r. a n d M rs.
Jo h n C a r te r .
M r. J . T . A n g e li s p e n t M o n d a y
iin W in sto n -S a le m .
CLEAN SEED
WHEAT
We would advise
you farmers to
clean your seed
wheat thoroughly
or buy clean wheat
then clean your
fields; this winter
build sheds to put
your wheat in be
fore tfyingtothresh
or'quit the wheat
business,
Horri'Johnstpne Co.
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AT A U C T I O N
Thursday, Sept. 28tli,
- 2 : 3 0 P . M -
Business and Residental lots and small
tracts owned by J. F. Smithdeal in Ad
vance, N. C.
friday, SepL 29tli,
1 0 .3 0 A . M .
Williams Place containing 200 acres, V2
mile from Redland, 2^/2 miles from Bixby,
’ 12:00 O^clock
Bailey and A. P. & W. A. Hendrix places
-on~Bixby-Fork—Ghureh—rGad-lJ/^-miles-
from Bixby.
3:00 P.M.
Betsey place consfsting of H. P. Cornat-
zer place of 11.5 acres. J. H. Cornatzer
place of 15 acres and A.C.Cornatzer place
of 45 acres.
4:00 P. M.
-Katie Ward place near Baltimore.
4:30 P. M.
W. A. Hendrix 8 acres of Bob Hartman
place.
All Property Sold on Easy
Terms.
FREE barbecue dinner to all attending
farm sales Friday, September 29.
Sales conducted by
Atlantic Coast Realty Co.,
“The Name That Justifies Your Confi
dence”
Petersburg, Va. Winston-Salem,
N. C. Greenville, N. C,s
Mas
Mocksville Enterprise
T R U T H , H O N E S T Y O F P U R P 0 3 F , A N D U N T IR IN G F ID E L IT Y T O O U R C O U N T Y A N D O U R F L A G IS O U R A IM A N D P U R P O S E .
\ßi î j ;
V O L . V I .m o c k s v i l l e ; N . c . , T h u r s d a y , S e p t e m b e r 2 Ь , 1 9 2 2 .NO. 48
goveknment is worried
ABOUT BIG SMUGGLING
Fake Marriages Used to Bring
Alien Women Into Florida;
Much Liguor Brought.
W ash in g to n , S e p t. 2 5 , — (B y
A sso cia te d P r e s s ,) — S m u g g lin g
o f E u ro p e a n a lie n in to th e U n it .’d
S ta te s fr o m C u b a , s u rre p titio u s
-su b m e rg in g te m p o r a r ily in th e
w a te rs o if th e F lo r id a c o a st o f
la rg e q u a n t it ie s ' o f liciu n rs b y
“ in te rn a tio n a l b o p tleg g eri> ,” an d
m ock m a r r ia g e s d e s ig n e d to in
sure e n t r y in to th is c o u n tr y o f
ivom en b a r re d b y im m ig ra tio n
law s, fo rm th e b a s is o f a r e p o r t
su bm itted to S e c r e t a r y D a v is t y
the b u re a u o f im m ig ra tio n .
Tin's re p o rt. C o m m is sio n e r G f n
eral H u sb a n d s a id to d a y , is th e
m ost c o m p re h e n s iv e r e v ie w o f
sm u g g lin g c o n d itio n s e v e r p re
p ared b y im m ig ra tio n o ffic ia ls
atld is e x p e c te d to b e c o n sid e re d
by th e t r e a s u r y , la b o r a n d a g r i
cu ltu re d e p a rtm e n ts in co n n o c
tion w ith th e p ro p o se d co o r d in a
tion o f b o r d e r p a tro l fo rc e s .
G o v e rn m e n t in v e s t ig a t o r s , b y
d irectio n o f M r. H u sb a n d , v isite d
Ja c k so n v ille , T a m p a , T a rp o n
S p rin g s, M ia m i,. K ^ y W e s t an c
H av an a. T h e y m in g le d , it is
said , w ith th e " k i n g ” o f th e
s m u g g lin g “ in d u s t r y ” a n d ta lk
ed w ith a lie n s o f e v e r y n a tio n a li
ty w h o s o u g h t e n t r y to th e U n i:
ed S ta te s . T h e d a t a g a th e r e d , it
is sta te d , w ill p ro v e in v a lu a b le to
the g o v e rn m e n t in c o p in g w ith a
situ atio n w h ic h h a s t a x e d ih e
in g e n u ity ., .o^,, fe d e r a l a g e n ts to
c o m b a t.' T h e s m u g g lin g raiii'fi'-'
cation s, it is d e c la r e d , e x te n d to
the c a p ita ls o f E u r o p e , a n d in
vo lve G r e e k s , S p a n ia r d s , P o le s
Je w s , R u m a n ia n s R u s s ia n s an d
C h in ese.
. “f a k e ” m a r r u g b s .
T h e r e p o r t s t a t e s th a t th e fa
v o rite m e th o d o f’ g a in in g e n tr y
to th e U n ite d S t a t e s fr o m C u b a
fo r c e rta in a lie n w o m e n h a s b e jn
fo r th e m to e n te r in to “ f a k e ’
m a rria g e s w ith n a tu r a liz e d A tn -
erican c itiz e n s w h o , fo r c e r t , in
co n sid e ra tio n s, g o th ro u g h m o ck
cere m o n ia ls an d ; th e n a c c o m p a »y
th e ir “ w iv e s ” to so m e F lo i.la
point. F r e q u e n tly , it i s sa i 1,
o b lig in g “ bi’id e g ro o m s ” h a / e
been p aid a s h ig h a s .?200 :'or
th e ir p i r t in th e sc h e m e .
T h e p rin c ip a l s m u g g le r s in U i
v sn a . th e in v e s tig a t o r s d e cla rc '.l,
do n o t c o n fin e t h e ir a c tiv itie s to
s m u g g lin g a lie n s in to th e U n ito d
S ta te s, b u t a lso h a n d le w h is k e y
an d n a rc o tic s. T h e m a jo r it y o f
th e le a d e rs a r e sa id to be n a tu r a
lized A m e ric a n s .
And Women We
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I th e m o st sa c re d an d so le m n p re c e jits o f n a tu re fo r a s h o rt
becond Annual Show or Car- w h ile , b u t .sooner o r la te r th e re c k o n in g m u st com e s w ift an d su re ,
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and Beautifully Displayed d istin c tio n o f ra n k o r po.sition an d w ith o u t m e rc y o r c o n sid e ra -
- ---------------- I tion o f a n y ex cu se . W h en G o d firs t s e t th a t c la rio n c a ll r in g in g
th ro u g h th o w a s t o f d ark n es.s “ L e t th e re be lig h t,” H e h a d H is,
p la n la id o u t, an d a c c o rd in g ly H e m ad e su c h d iv isio n , o f d a y an d
n ig h t a» in 'H is w isd o m w a s s u ite d to a ll t h in g s . H a lf th e tim e
fo r w o rk an d h a lf fo r r e s t, slee p an d re c re a tio n . W e m a y s te a l
a p o rtio n o f th e n ig h t an d c ro w d it in to th e d a y , o r w e m a y p a c k
s ix d a y s in to th e sp a c e o f o n e, b u t a s G od h a s w h isp e re d in th e
e a r o f M o th e r N a tu r e in th e h a z e o f th e firs t d aw n ,, so s h e w ill
d eal w ith u s, e x a c tin g s c ru p u lo u sly e v e r y fa r t h in g o f h e r d u es fo r
d iso b ed ien ce. It is o n ly b y te m p e ra te liv in g a iid m p d e ra tip h in
all th in g s th a t w e m a y h o p e to b e h e a lth y an d h a p p y .'• W e a r e
e x p e c te d to b e m en an d w o m en fo r so G o d c re a te d u s. C o o l, s e lf
p o sse sse d , n e v e r e x c ite d , n e v e r a llo w in g t h e a p p e tite fo r fo o d an d
d rin k to g e t th e b e tte r o f u s, n e v e r lo sin g o u r b a la n c e in th e en
jo y m e n t o f p le a su re o r th e w ild r a g e o f p a ssio n , th a t is w h a t H e
d ecreed . C le a n , u p rig h t, u n se lfish , s te a d y g o in g , n e v e r g iv in g w a y
to lu st o r g re e d , y e t d illig e n t fo r o u r o w n c o m fo rt, an d w ith a ll.
liv in g ju s t a n a tu ra l life . -
C h a rlo tte , S e p t. , 20. - G raced
b y th e p re se n c e o f tw o g o v e rr.o rs
w h o d e liv e re d in sp ira tio n a l a d
d re ss e s , a tte n d e d b y h u n d re d s o f
in te re ste d p e rso n s an d p re se n tii g
m o re th a n 200 s e p a r a te e x h ib its
o f c o n ta in in g a ro u n d 3,0 0 0 p ro
d u c ts o f th e fa rm an d fa c lo iy ,
g a r a g e a n d h o ;n e, th e secon d a n
n u al M a d e -in -C a ro lin a s e x p o sitio n
fo rm a lly w a s op en ed y e ste rd a y
aftex-noon in th e e x p o sitio n au d i
to riu m on P a rk av en u e,- und n’
a u sp ic e s th a t could n o t h a v e b e -n
m o re fa v o r a b le , an d w ith in d ic a
tio n s w h ic h th e m a n a g e m e n t said
p o in ted to an a tte n d a n c e o f a-
ro u n d 10 0 ,0 0 0 d u rin g th e fo rt
n ig h t w h ic h th e e x p o sitio n w ill
co n tin u e.
S o co m p lete is th e m am m o th
a sse m b ly o f C a ro lin a p ro d u cts, so
a ttr a c tiv e th e m a n o e r in w h ich
th e b o o th s h a v e b e en c re a te d ,a n d
s o .n ic e ly h o u se d is th e ex p o sitio n
th is y e a r,
c a lle d “ th e fir s t ,” re m e m b e rin g
th e h a n d ic a p s th a t acco m p an i' d
th e in itia l e ffo r t la s t y e a r . Y e s
te rd a y th e g r e a t sh o w w a a 98 p er
c e n t co m p lete , o n ly a fe w . e x h i
b its fa ilin g to a r r iv e , d u e to tra n s
p o rta tio n d e la y s T h e re se e m s
to b e p r a c tic a lly e v e r y th in g im a
g in a b le -o n d isp la y , fro m an -au to -j
TIiOS. E. WATSON DIED
SUDDENLY AT WASHINGTON
Acute Attack Of Asthma, Of
Which Georgia Senator
Had Suffered Was Cause
HIGH'SCHOOL PRINCIPALS
MEET IN CONEERENCf
Believe Too Much Accant on
Sports Is Hampering Edu
cational Values in Schools
I f w e w o u ld be p e r fe c t, m o ra lly ,p h y s ic a lly , m e n ta lly , w e m u st
liv e te m p e ra te ly an d n a tu r a lly ,, a s G o d m e a n t u s. to liv e . ■ W h e n
h u m an in g e n u ity to u c h e s th e w o rk s o f G o d , to ^ ch an ge o r d ire c t
th e m in a n y o th e r c a p a c ity th a n a s a su b o rd in a te , th e r e s u lt is
in v a ria b ly , c o n fu sio n . S u b d u in g all p a ssio n s in to c o n fo rm ity to
U5CU la m e ... j G o d ’s d ecree is o u r o n ly h o p e. O u r c r im in a l te n d e n cie s a r e b u t th e
th a t it m ig h t - w s ) ] - ^ / n :i t s o f reb ellio n to .G o d ’s la w s a s w ritte n , in a ll -n atu re- T o se e
a ch ild s u ffe r in g th e p e n a lty o f o u r in te m p e ra n c e , sh o u ld b e a
m o st s e v e r re b u k e a n d b r in g in to o u r h e a r ts tu e IvUC.., , t f «11
m is e r y , y e t w e o fte n ta k e th e se th in g s a s a m a tte r-o f-c o u rs e , an u -
g o on o u r w a y a s h a p p y a s o u r th o u g h tle s s a n d u n c le a n lin e ss w ill
p e rm it. W e i-a re ly e v e r h e a r o f a n y a n im a l in it s n a tiv e e n v iro n
m en t, p ro d u c in g a n im p e r fe c t o ffsp rin g . N o d e fo rm ity o f b o d y ,
no u n u su a l te n d e n c ie s no a b n o rm a l p a s sio n s , b u t e v e ry , o n e a p e r-
I fe e t sp e cim e n , y e t s t r a n g e to s a y w e w h o a r e th e v e r y b r e a th o f
- , ,,‘” ' ‘™ *^ °*!G b d ,"b e iirin g i I is o w n lik e n e ss an a» en d o w ed w ith re a so n iiig .c a p a c i-r
m o b ile to a c a n d y ciss, an ’ n y p ro fii,eg .(.ho m e n ta lly fe e b le , b lin d , m a im e d a n d m a n y o th e r
d e fo rm itie s tw o h o rrib le to m en tio n . T h re e sc o re an d ten y e a r s
o r S o u th C a ro lin ia n a lib e ra l ed u -
c a lio n to v ie w th e n u m b c rle is j " < » * >V I 'v i W if w o a r e c o n te n t to n b id e b y th e Ifw s.
lat tn e C a ro lin a s are* Is it w o rth th e p r ic e ? I f n o t, th e n is th e op -
m aking. A nd it is all installed ;P °s it e w o rth w h a t it c p s ts ?
in a m a g iflc e n t b u ild in g th is y e a r, I , , , .
a p e rm a n e n t hom e, c re a te d b y T h e h a r d y m o u n ta in e e r g e n e r a lly liv e s a lo n g a n d h a p p y life ,
th e M a d e -in -C a ro iin a s a sso c ia tio n : p ra c tic a lly fr e e fro m s ic k n e ss o f a n y k in d , b e c a u se m o d ern sp e ed
G OVERN O RS IN THE “ M O VIES” 'h a s n e v e r re a c h e d h im in h is fa s tid e o u s n e ss . H e k e e p s r e g u la r
mu -„I v,no.nn nf ‘.i-qn h o u rs, is p r a c tic a lly im m u n e fr o m a n y fo rm o f in te m p e ra n c e
. . h a l l u S " r
th e d o o r th e g u b e rn a to ria l p a tty ,
re c e p tio n c o m m itte e an d o/ficials
W a sh in g to n , S e p t. 2 6 .— U . S .
S e n a to r T h o m a s E . W a tso n , o f
G e o rg ia , d ie d su d d e n ly a t h is
h o m e h e re e a r ly to d a y . D e a th
w a s said to b e d u e to an a c u te
a tta c k o f a sth m a , fro m w h ic h /h e
h ad s u ffe re d r e c u r r e n tly fo r
so m e y e a rs .
A lth o fa ilin g h e a lth h a d in te r-
ru o te d S e n a to r W a tso n ’ s a tte n d
a n c e a t S e n a te se ssio n fr e q u e n tly
in th e la s t s e v e r a l m o n th s, h e
w a s in h is .seat F r id a y w h e n th e
S e n a te a d jo u rn E d a n d h ia fr ie n d s
b e lie v e d t h a t h e w a s th e n sh o w -
ia g im p ro v e m e n t. H e w a s s t r ic k
en su d d e n ly a f t e r d in n e r la s t
n ig h t an d p a sse d a w a y s h o r tly
a ft e r 3 o ’ clo ck th is m o rn in g . H o
w a î 66 y e a r s o ld .
M e m b e rs o f.th e a e n n to r’ a fa m i
ly a n d fr ie n d s h e re h a d b e en
su m m o n ed to th e re sid e n c e b e
fo re th e e n d c am e.
D u rin g th e fir s t y e a r a n d . a
h a lf o f h is 'to rm in th e S e n a te , to
w h ic h h e w a s e le c te d in 19 2 0 a f
te r re c e iv in g th e n o m in atio n o v e r
S e n a to r H o k e S m ith an d G o v e r
n o r H u g h D o rse y g a v e n o in d ic a
tion o f a n y im p a irm e n t o f th e
v ig o ro u s a c tiv it y w h ic h h a d
m a rk e d h is lo n g c a r e e r in p o litic s
a.rv.-i>u»-i,..pn h)iaher. In h is la s t
sp e e ch in th e SeV iaie. d e liv e re d
o n iy a w e e k a g o la s t W e d n e sd a y ,
th e G e o rg ia n s e v e r e ly c ritic iz e d
th e a d m in istra tio n fo r its c o u rse
in th e ra il s tr ik e situ a tio n . H is
m çat n o ta b le c h a r g e w a s th a t o f
illé g a l h a n d lin g a in th e A h i'e rica n
e x p e d itio n a ry fo rc e s, th é s u b je c t
o f ' e .xh a u ativ e in v e s tig a tio n b y a
S e n a te co m m i-te e , w h ic h h ad
m a d e h im a c o n sp ic u o u s fig u r e in
th e S e n a te b o d y.
o f th e e x p o sitio n , an d m ad e th
in itia l s c e n e o f a tw o -reel fi m
w h ic h th e H a rc o l F ilm com p m y
o f N e w O rle a n s, re p ro se n tec) b y
A H a rriso n , J r . , h a s b on c n g a g -
e a io “iT iiik B ^ i‘-t-lie'&x-positj5J3.
Pastor’s And Deacon’s
Conference Oct. 3rJ.
T h e re w ill b e ^ p a s to r ’s !.' d
d eaco n ’ s c o n fe re n c e o f th e S o th
Y a d k in B a p t is t A ss o c ia tio n u t
th e M o c k s v ille B a iit is t C huv.-n
T u e s d a y , O ct. 3 r d . ' .T h e fo l'c .v-
in g p ro g ra m w ill b e c a rrie d o it
im th a t d a y :
10 a. m . D e v o tio n a l - J . i l.
F re e m 'in . \ '
10 :3 0 a . lii. O u r N o w A s s m ^ i-
tio i.al B o a rd a n d its W o rk — C 3 .
C ash vyell a n d C . K . T u rn e r.
1 1 : 3 6 a . tri. E c o n o m y , is r-
v ic e — R . L . L e m o n s.
R e c e s s .
2 p .m . D e v o t io n a l- J . U K i !c.
2 :1 5 p . m , S t e w a r d s h ip — J . B.
E lle r.
3 p . m . O u r R e in fo r c e m e n t
C a m p a ig n a n d O u r D u ty to it C .
A . R h y n e a n d P . A . U n d e rw o o d .
M isc e lla n e o u s B u s in e s s . ,
'A d ja u iT im e ? !?;
C lo s in g P r a y e r — R . A lio n -
n e y c u tt. ' '
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F o rm a l cere m o n ie s fo llo w e d i,i
th e b ig a u d ito riu m , seatin g* 2,8 5 0
,op.ened b y P re s id e n t D a b b s w h o
ca lle d th e a u d ie n ce to its fe e t
w h ile R e v . J . A . G a in e s, p a sto r
o f S t. .Jo h n ’s B a p tist- ch u rch ,
sp o k e th e in v o c a tio n . P re se n te d
b y P re s id e n t D a b b s, H e rio t C la rk
so n in tro d u ce d G o v e rn o r H a rv e y
a n d la te r p re sn te d G o v e rn o r M o; -
risp n . H e s a w h isto ry in th e
m a k in g a t th e e x p o sitio n ,a c c la im
in g it th e m o st im p o rta n t e v e n t
in th e la s t 5 0 y e a r s . H e u rg i d
all to “ live a t h o m e” b y jo in in g
th e M a d e -in -C a ro lin a m o vem en t,
b u y in g C a ro lin a p ro d u c ts in p ie -
fe re n c e to a ll o th e rs. C o m p i-
m e n ta ry re fe re n c e s to P re sid e n t
D a b b s an d S e c ie t a r y J o e C . P a t
ton w e re th e s ig n a ls fo r u n rtin :-
ed appl!iii.se. H e p o in ie d to ti c
tie s ,th a t b in d th e C a ro lin a s ai;d
u rg e d ’th a t tlio p eop le o f b o :li
s ta te s h e a r tly jo in th e m o v em en t
to “ b j y a h o m e” .
G o v é rn o r H a r v e y re ce iv e d a n
o v a tio n a s h e g / a c e fu lly w a s
b o w ed to th e au d ien ce liy M r.
C la rk so n .
•slau gh ts o f th o se b u rn in g p a s sio n s t h a t s a p th e s tre n g th . T h b h e
m a y p a r ta k e o f liis m o u n ta in d e w q u ite r e g u la r ly h e r a r e ly a b u s
es th o h a b it. A ll to ld , h e liv e s a n a tu r a l life .a n d g r e a t i s h is
re w a rd . S u c h m a y n o t be w h a t o u r a v e r a g e A m e ric a n , w o u ld c a ll
ren l life , y e t i f h e g e t s w h a t h e d e s ire s, w h y is it n o t f a r b e tte r
th a n to b u rn h im s e lf o u t in on e th ird th e tim e a n d a ft e r aU is
sa id fa il in fin d in g th e th in g s fo r w h ic h h is h e a r t lo n g s ? G e h e ra -
n f th is k in d g o in to t h e - m a k in g .o f o n e
w h o b re a k s a w a y in to th e o u tsid e w o rld , a n d , lik e 't h e im m o rta l
V a n c e , p ro v e s to b e a g ia n t s ta te s m a n , o r lik e s e r g e a n t Y o r k a
w a rrio r, th a t w o u ld m a k e th e d eed s o f th e tra d itio n a l A r t h u r o r
W a lla c e seem ta m e a n d co m m o n p lace. G o d e x p e c ts ’ u s to b e m en-
H e h a s fix ed o u r g ro o v e s to fit m en an d u n le ss w e liv e a s m en w e
a re -soon w o rn to s h re d s a g a in s t th e r u g g e d e d g e s o f a tr a il-in to
w h ich w e d o n 't fit.
Ford And The Coal Hogs.
th e h o sp ita 'ity acco rd ed h im b y
T a r H e e ls w h e n h e v isite d C o v e r
n or M o rriso n a t A s h e v ille fo u r
m o n th s ag o , a n d d e c la re d th a t h s
w ould e v e r c h e rish in h is h e a rt
th e g r e e tin g h e re c e iv e d a t th e
s ta te lin e S u n d a y b y C h a rlo tte
citizen s.
GOVERNOR MORRISON SPEAKS
P la y in g h ig h trib u te to th e
“ M orrison a d m in istra tio n ” a s h e
in tro d u ce d G o v e rn o r M o iriso n ,
M r. C la rk so n a ro u se d tre m e n
d ou s ap p h iu so . T h e g o v e r n o r
w a s in fin e fo rm an d fe a tu re d
h is a d d re s s b y a s tro n g a p p e a l
fo r a d e p a rtm e n t o f m a n u fa c tu r
in g an d co m m e rce, so t h a t th e
b u sin e ss in te re s ts o f th e .s ta te
m u ~ „ I w o u id h a v e a v o ic e in th e b u si-
C o -o p eratio n l.e tw e e n j„g g j. o f th e s t a t e w o u ld
th e C a ro lin a s h js k e y n o te . ^ in th e 'co u n cil o f
H e p ro c la im ed h im B elt .th eru pro-'gj^^^^ R a le ig h , a s h a s U ie fa r -
s e n ta liv o o l S o u th C a ro lin a ,co m e.---- N/'irth , I, . . . ' ,I k n o w a 'l w ill re jo ic e t o w e l-
S o u th C a ro lin a a n d h e r
_______ ‘I am a-
h e co n tin u e d , “ b y iVir.
C la rk s o n ’ s b o a s tin g o f .h i s . o w n
h a n d iw o rk . . H e m ad e m e go vern
n e r o f N o rth C a ro lin a , arid it a p
p e a rs to m e th a t h e is tr y in g h is
le v e l b e s t to k e e p fro m - b e in g a -
sh am ed o f it ,” a n u tte r a n c e th a t
p u t th e b ig c ro w d in a r o a r o f
la u g h te r.
P a s s in g e n g in e s h e re lo u d ly
p u ffe d , th e g o v e r n o r ’s sp o k e n
virprds f a r fro m th e e a rs o f h is
aiu d ien ce a n d h e sto p p e d . W h en
a g a in h e could b e h e a rd h e a ro u s
ed still: m o re la u g h te r b y s a y in g :
A ll th e tro u b le I h a v e d u rin g
m y e d m in istra tio n h a s b een w ith
th e ra ilro a d s. I a m g o in g to fig h t
th o se t a x s u its h a rd e r th a n e v e r
o n a co u n t o f th o se e n g in e s !”
T u r p in g to th e e x p o sitio n , h e
sa id h e fe lt-th a t h e liad ' a -.sn iali
p a rt in g e ttin g s ta rte d . O rie 'd a y
la s t y e a r, h e sa id , Jo e '...I’a tto n
g e n ia l iv o n i a m iu i __________
10 th e ' ex p o aiiio n i o jo in N o rth
C M roiina in t e ll'iig th o w o rld o f
-wivat- tlie_C ar>-linas »are d o in g inH e e o v e rrio r,” h e .said.
>VilC»iK- —_____
th e \yay o f m a k in g ~ tïïin g s;
e x p re ss e d h e a r ty a p p ré c ia tio n o f b a sh e d ,”
Charloito Observer.
M r. F o rd m a y b e c la im in g a
little b it too m u ch c re d it fo r
b rin g in g th e co a l b a ro n s to te rm s
n e v e rth e le s s h e h a s g iv e n a p r e t
t y ! goo d lin e on p a s t co n d itio n s.
H e m a in ta in s th a t th e re h a s n o t
b e en a s h o r ta g e o f co a l, th e re
h a v in g b e e n e n o u g h a b o v e g ro u n d
“ to la s t th e c o u n try a y e a r , w ith
e c o n o m y ,” b u t th e co a l b ro k e rs
-h a d -e n g in e e re d -a -sq u e e z e -in -a n -
a tte m p t to p lu n d e r th e p eo p le.
T h e y cou ld n o t h a v e d o n e so
w it h o jt th e k n o w le d g e o f a n in
a c tiv e G o v e rn m e n t a t W a s h in g
ton , b u t th e G o v e rn m e n t, a c c o rd
in g to F o r d ’ s v ie w , w a s m o re
th a n in a c tiv e . I t is F o r d 's co n
te n tio n th a t a s soon a s h e clo sed
d o w n h is p la n ts , “ p u b lic s e n ti
m en t b e g a n to c o n c e n tra te on
th e lo cal s itu a tio n w ith th e r e s u lt
th a t th o se w h o co n tro l th e I n t e r
s ta te C o m m e rc e C o m m issio n
c a u se d th e b a n th a t h a d b e en
p laced u p on co al sh ip m e n ts to b e
re m o v e d .” S o g r e a t w a s th e
s c a re th ro w n in to th e b ro k e rs
th a t F o r d s a y s h e g o t h is c o a l a t
$ 2 a ton le s s th a n th e y p a id fo r
it a n d co u ld h a v e b o u g h t it fo r
e v e n le ss i f h e “ h a d c a re d to
ja m .” I t ia a k n o w n fa c t th a t
fo r tw o m o n th s p a st th e cotto n
m ills o f th e S o u th h a v e h a d r e
p eate d o ffe r s fro m co a l b ro k e rs
to fu r n is h s u p p lie s in a n y q u a n
tity a t c e rta in fig u re s, w h ile a p
p e a ls to tn e G o v e rn m e n t o fficia ls
w e r e in v a in . T h e G o v e rn m e n t
■could do n o th in g in th e d ire c tio n
o f g e t t in g co al s ta rte d to co n su m -
I f M r. F o rd s h a ll p ro v e th e
G re e n sb o ro , S e p t. 2 2 . — H ig h ■
.school p r in c jp a ls 'fr o m 2 3 c o y n t 'e s ■;
in th e c e n tra l n o rth w e s te rn p t r t ^
o f N o rth C a ro lin a m e t a t a con * - :
e re n c e h e re to n ig h t a n d t >i k .
m e a su re s to o u t th e p ro fe ssio t a l ;
fo o tb a ll co a ch in th e ir sc h o o ls ( u t .
o f b u sin e ss. A f t e r th r e e b o u r s f :
o f d isc u ssio n th e y a d o p te d a ’a e -.
so lu tio n ju s t b e fo re , i l o ’ tiliicki'.
[jbhat “ th e 'e m p lo y m e n t o f a c c a c h
o th e r th a n a r e g u la r w h o le tim e
m e m b e r o f th e fa c u lt y b e d is-:
c o u r a g e d .”
T h e y w e n t a f t e r too m u c h a c
c e n t on s p o tts w ith h a m m e r a n d
to n g s. 'T h ey alao r e s o lv e d ‘ ‘th a t;
su m m e r tr a in in g c a m p s fo r foot-_
b a ll te a m s be d isc o u ra g e d ; th a t
re g u la tio n s g o v e r n in g s ta te eh am
p io n sh ip c o n te stsK I^ ’e n fo rc e d b y
a ll sch o o ls in ■'ail^cb ntests, a n d
th a t a th le tic s in h ig h s c h o o ls 'b e s ’
u n d e r th e co n tro l o f th e sch o o l
a u th o ritie s, th e su p e rin te n d e n t
a n d th e p rin b ip a l.”
T h e r e is too m u c h co n tro l of
a th le tic s b y c iv ic o rg a n iz a tio n s ^
t h a t a r e to o a n x io u s to p u t o u t a
w in n e r, it w a s d e c la re d b y th e
p rin c ip a ls t a k in g p a r t in th e d r - ,
b a te , a situ a tio n t h a t th e y sa id
sh o u ld c e a se . . i;
T h e p rin c ip a ls w e r e b u s y a ll ,
d a y . T h is m o rn in g th e y d isc u s- ■
sed 4 ;?ach er tra in in g , c 'a is ific a - J
tio n , v o c a tio n a l s u b je c t s a n d ' *
o th e r p ro b le m s. In , t(ip ,.a fte r - •,
n oon th e y in sp e c te d th e h ig h , j
sch o o l h e re , g e t t in g b a c k to n ig h t ^
fo r th e d isc u ssio n o f a th le tic s .
D r. E . C . B ro o k s, s ta te s u p e r- ,
in te n d e n t o f p u b lic in s tru c tio n , ;
w a s u n a b le to a tte n d th e m e e tin g ;
b e c a u se o f illn e ss . J . H e n r y -
H ig h s m ith , s u p e rv is o r o f h ig h
sch o o ls, is h e re , le a d in g th e co n - ^
fe r e n c e w o rk a s is a ls o T . A . A l
le n , o f th e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t of ‘
e d u c a tio n . \
T h e c o n fe re n c e w ill co n tin u e
th ro u g h S a tu r d a y a fte rn o o n .
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Visit Fair at Mt. Airy
W in sto n -S a le m iS e p t. 2 6 .— W e d
n e s d a y is W in sto n -S a le m D a y a t .
th e -V irg in ia -N o rth -C a ro lin a F a i r---------
a t M t. A ir y , a n d o v e r o n e h u n d --
re d c itiz e n s o f th is c o m m u n ity '
a r e p la n n in g to g o to th e S u r r y v‘
c o u n ty m e tro p o lis to m o rro w in v
h o n o r o f th e e v e n t. '
A n in te re s tin g p r o g ra m h a s
b een a r r a n g e d fo r th e v is ito r s b y •
th e c itiz e n s o f M t. A ir y . ’ U p o n >
a r r iv a l th e y w ill b e; o ffic ia lly w e l
co m ed b y r e p re a e n ta tiy e s o f M t. ,
A ir y a n d its v a rio u s c iv ic b o d ieji.
6 . 6 . E a to n a n d H u g h C h a th a m ,
th e la tte r a fo r m e r c itiz e n o f-
S u r r y , w ill b e th e s p e a k e r s fo r
th e W in sto n -S a le m d e le g a tio n ,
A ft e r th is b r ie f s p e a k in g p ro - ;
g ra m , an in sp e c tio n o f th e m a n y i
e x h ib its o f th e f a ir w ill ta k e
p la c e . T h e w o n d e rfu l re s o u rc e s '
o f S u r r y c o u n ty a n d th e o th e r '
se c tio n s to w h ic h th e f a ir ia d e - '
v o te d v/ill b e s h o w n ,to th e v is i
to rs.
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w ro te h im ',' re q u e ste d thi^t h e ! ? « ; M r. F o rd jh a ll pr
• - , ^ 'in s tn im e n ta lity th ro u g h w h ic h•00МЛ ti 1лглг>1пг»-»я^1пп. T-Tfì. waa a . «n______i*issu e a p ro c la m a tio n ., H e. w a s a i .su p p lie s a r e re -
d r e a d fu lly b u s y m a n th o se d a y s ¡e a se d to th e c o u n try , th e n h e
an d h e told . Mr.-= -P a tto n to g o w ill r is e a fe w n o tc h e s in p u b lic
(C o h tin iie'd on p a g e e ig h t) ^■'estim'atioir,-
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luJ.,
Mr. G. G. Walker Has
Purchased Lot.
M r. G . G . W a lk e r h a s , p u rc h - i
a se d 46 fe e t fr o n t fro m th e S o u th _
e rn B a n k & T r u s t C o. H e i s ,
p la n n in g , w e u n d e ra ta n d , to c o v i
! e r th e w h o le fr o n t w ith a
l-b ttild in gvin -th e^ n ear fu tu r e ,v .
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ENTERPRISE, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.
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W a sh in g to n , S e p t 20. — T h e
s o ld ie r s ' b o n u s b ill fa ile d o f e n -j
a c tm e n t la te to d a y , th e s e n a te
s u s ta in in g P r s id e n t H a r d in g ’s
v e to . P r e v io u s ly th e h o u se h ad
o v e r r id d e n th e v e to b y .a la r t'e i
m a r g in .
T h e s e n a te ro ll c a ll sh o w e d 44
y e a s to 28 n a y s , o r fo u r le ss th a n
t h e tw o -th ird s m a jo r ity n rc e s-J
s a r y to e n a c t th e m e a s u re w ith -1
o u t th e P r e s id e n t ’ s a p p ro v a l. T h e
v o t e in Ih c h o u se w a s 2 58 to 54,
o r 50 m o re th a n th e re q u ire d
n u m b e r.
A lth o u g h it w a s re p o rte d th a t
a n e w b o n u s b ill m ig h t b e in tro
d u c e d to m o rro w , it w a s c e rta in
t h e b o n u s fig h ts w o u ld n o t be r t-
n e w e d a t le a s t u n til th e n e x tt es-
sio n o f C o n g re ss , w h ic h w ill b e
g in D e c e m b e r 4.
N o t i c e !
N orth Caroh'na In the Superior Court
Davie County Before A , T. G rant,
C. .S. C.
G. K. W ood and others
va
K . K . W ood and others
The defendants, Paul W ood, Randolph
W ood, W m . S. W ood, and A lm a W ood
w ill take notice th at a special proceed
ing entitled as above has been comm en
cod before the Clerk o f the Superior
Court of Dayie County for the Partition
of ihe lands o f K elly W ood deo’d which
descended to his heirs a t law . A nd said
dofendun*» above nam ed wilt take not
icc th at they, and each of them , are re
quired to appear before A . T. G rant,
Clerk, a t his oflice in D avie County, N .
C ., in M ocksville on the 30th day o f
Suplembci- 1922 and answer or dem ur
to ihe petition for partition filed or the
rulidf asked for in the petition w ill be
grnnted.
■1 hia Sept. -1th. 1922.
A, T, G rant, Clerk Superior C oatt
i 'd o j j l
Co-operative Tobacco Grow
ers’ Institute Suits Against
Edeecombe Men.
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R a le ig h , S e p t. 2 0 .- S u i t s a-
g a in s t a lle g e d b r e a k e r s o f C o-op
e r a t iv e T o b a c c o G r o w e rs ’ co n
tr a c t h a v e b e en in s titu te d b y th e
a sso c ia tio n w h jc h w ill n o t m e r e ly
e x a c t th e fiv e c e n t p e n a lty on
e a c h p o u n d s o ld o u tsid e th e a s
s o c ia tio n , b u t: w ill s e e k to r e
s tra in b y in j u n ci ion m e m b e rs
a r e b r e a k in g th e ir a g re sm e n t.
J u d g e L y o n issu e d th e fir s t te m
p o r a r y r e s t r a in in g o rd e rs to d a y .
Z . A . H a rre ll, o f E d g e c o m b e ,
a n d W . T . Jo n e s w e r e th e firs t
e n jo in e d . T h e y w ill a p p e a r b e
fo r e J u d g e F r a n k D a n ie ls a t N a sh
v ille , O c to b e r 9, lo sh o w c a u s e
w h y th is in ju n c tio n sh o u ld n o t
b e m a d e p e rm a n t,
I t is a lle g e d th a t M r. Jo n e s h a s
d e liv e re d fiv e th o u sa n d p o u n d s
o f to b acco to o th e i^ th a n th e co
o p e ra tiv e s. a n d u n le ss re s tra in e d
w ill d e liv e r e ig h t th o u sa n d m ore.
H a r r e ll h a s tw e n ty -fiv e th o u san d
s ig n e d u p a n d h a s so ld fiv e th o u s
a n d o u tsid e th e a s 'o c ia tio n , it is
a lle g e d . S im ila r s u its a r e b e in g
" in s t lfu t e a in SouTh (Jaro lin a.
S im u lta n e o u s w ith th e S o u th
C a ro lin a an n o u n c e m e n t e a i e o n e
fr o m th e b a n k s o f F lo re n c e d e
c la r in g t h a t c it y o n e h u n d re d p e r
c e n t c o o p e ra tiv e an d re p o rtin g
th a t p ric e s h a v e b een d o u b led
u n d e r th e n e w s y s te m a n d S o u lh
C a ro lin a s a v e d b y it.
Notice!
M oiksville, N. C. Sept.. 13th 1922,
The Board o f Elections for Davie
County, W . A . Roberts, W . B. A ngell,
und 'I'. N. Chaffln, in regular session
here ill Court House, in M ocksville, N .
C. Supieinber 13th, 1922; fu ll Boardbe-
inic proseht, the follow inR preneedinf(i
were liuil:
The Board o f County Commissioners,
haviniT altered the boundary line be
tween Jerusalem and M ocksville T ow n
ships, :ts follows. Viz: ‘ 'T hat portion
o f Jerusalem Township, lying N orth o f
thu following lino to w it: Beginning
a t u point on Bear Creek, the South-
W oal corner of tho land now owned by
Dr, VV. C. M artin, thence along and
w ith his Southern Boundary line to a
point on the Salisbury and M ocksville
road, thence in an E astem ly direction
along w ith the A ugusta and Fork Church
soiled road, to the corner o f the lands
of Goshen M uCulloch on said road,
thunce in an Eastem ly direction, along
the Southern boundary line o f the lands
of Goshen M cC ulloh,John G iaves,Jo h n
Uwire and Tom Vickers, to a point on
Dutchm an Creek corner o f the lands of
Tuni ■V'tekcifu, b^Tn
part of Mocksville T ow nship."
The Board o f County C om ri.iJi.vii«»j
also having tranaf^red th at part of
M ocksville Township lying W est o f th t
fflUowTng line, to w it: "B eginn in g a t
a point on Bear Creek, on the lands o f
D . O. H elper, where the Mocksville
Township line now crosses said Creek,
thence down Bear Creek w ith its mean
derings, to the Southern line o f H . F .
Tutterow lands, know n aa the Pass
Place, thence in a W estern direction
w ith the Southern boundary line o f the
said H . F. Tutterow lands to the Cala
haln Township line, to C alahaln Tow n
ship.”
Request also having been made fo r a
transfer o f th at portion o f C. M . Godby
farm lying in N orth Calahaln Precinct,'
to South Calahaln Precinct. The said
Board o f Elections w ill m eet in the
Courthouse in M ocksville, N . C, on Sat
urday, the 7th day o f October 1922 for
th3 purpose o f fixing and establishing
thsse lines.
Notice is also given th at the Regii-
trution Books w ill be open a t the vari
ous Precincts, in D avie Coijnty, on the
thij Cth day of October 1922,and w ill r«^
m.\in open for tw enty days, up to and
including October 2!<th, 1922.
It is ordered that a copy i f this not-
icu be published for 20 days in The
i-hme--REBora~^na the Mocksville
turpriae.
W , A . R o b e r t s, Chairm an,
W . B. An g e l l,
Tu g s. N. Ch a f f in.
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LESSON FOR OCTOBER 1
BIRTH OF JOHN THI BAPTI»T
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N o th in g is so co n ta g io u s a s ¡i
s m ile . T r y it on th e fir s t m a n yv u
s e e ; n o m a tte r h o w g ro u c h y h e is
y o u c a n m e lt h im .
I f a m a n sm ile s, a n d w a ic s h is
h a n d .a t yo u a s yo u w a lk dow n
t h e s t r e e t in th y ir.o rn n ig , v cu
w a v e y o u r h a n d b a ck an d sn i'e
in r e tu r n u n c o n sc io u sly , und 1 1'-
t e n o n e little e x p e rif-n c e lik e tl is
w ill k e y y o u u p fo r th e d a y ]■ ■> -
o u s ly .
T h e v a lu e o f c o u rte s y is g re a t,
so g r e a t th a t is is d iflk u it to e s ti
m a te o r s e t a fig u re vvhich w iU
r e p r e s e n t its tru e W i-rth In fa c t
it s tr u e w o rth c a n n o t b e m e a s u r
e d in d o lla rs a n d c e n ts.
It s g r e a te s t e ffe c t is on liie o r e
m a k in g m o st u se o f it ;it im p ro v e s
h is c h a r a c te r , it m a k e s h im fo el
b ettex’.i t m a k e s a h a rd ta s k e a sy ,
it le a v e s a fin e i k y q r jn .p la s e o f
a. b itte r ta s te , it m a k e s fr ie n d s
a n d fr ie n d s m a k e b u sin e ss. i
I North Carolina In Superior C ourt
I D a.ie County, Before
! A . T. G rant, C.S.C.
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; (j j. D. Dedmon ( N otice!
: t*. W . Lagle and w ife /
i l^annie Lugle
j The defendant J . D. Dedm on aboved
iiainiid w ill take notic.! th at an action
le.ntitliid aa above haa been commenced
in the Superior Court of Dayie County,
N . C., to foreclose a m ortgage deed
. aiven f ) him by P. W . L agle and w ife
i a:ui assigned by him to the plaintiff;
i and the said defendant J . D . Dedm on
will fui-ther take notice th a t he is re-
I (Hired to appear before A . T. G rant
■ Clerk of Superior Court o f D avio Coun
ty a l ill« courthouse in M ocksville,N ,C.
ion October 10th 1922 and answ er or de-
I iiiur to th<.‘ com plaint in said action
' which haa lieun filled in aaid cause or
I the pluintifi' w ill apply to the court for
i the ruliet deinunded in said com plaint.
I'hi.s S(*ploniber 1, 1922,
r. G rant, Clark Superior Court
M n c k sv ille L o d g e 1 3 4 A . F . &
I A . M , m e e ts e v e r y th ird F r id a y
n ig h t a t 8 o’ clo ck . A ll v is itin g
J i r o s . in v ite d ,
E . P . C h a w p o r d M a s te r
- - Z t N ; A n d e r s o n ~ S e c . ~
Wo Do Ail i^inoa 01 J9B WORK.
bBSeON TBXT-Luk* 67-Я.OOLDKN TEXT-Ht «hall b* srcat tn ibe ilfbt ot til* bord, кВв he BhKlI drink no win« nor «troD( drtnk.—I/Uke l;li.
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Mftl. ttirt.
PRIICLBT TOPIO-Ae An««l Brtngi
Oood N»«».
JUNIOR TOPIO-Th« BIrtb ot John th«
BagtUt.
INTBIUIXIDIAVB AMD BBNIOB TOPIC
—Pr«Mu:«tlon tor th« ComliK ot Chrlat
TOUNQ PEO PLE ANP ADULT TOPIC —Th» PlM * knd Work ot John tb« Bap-tut.
We are toda? entering upon a six
montbB’ coarse ot stud; In the Oospel
oi Lvlce, who»* general subject 1«
“Jeena th* World’s Sarlor." Today’s
leseon concerns the birth of John the
BaptUt, the forerunner of ^hrist.
I. Th* Parent« ef John th* Baptist
(w . M ),
1. When They Llv*d (т. 6). “In the
day* of Herod the E1di.” They lived
lu a day when UBgodllnett was rife.
Tb* prieethood we» very corrupt and
the ruling cla«»** were wicked. Zach-
aria* and Ы» wife Ured in a tlm*
when U wa* not so easy to be godly.
2, Their Character (r, 6), They
(^*r* righteous befor* Qod. To be
rlghtMU» before Qod 1* a high tribute.
Many appear to b* righteous befur*
men who are not righteous b*fore God.
Their Uve» were *o mated that they
walked In the commandments of the
Lord blameless. How beautiful It 1*
when husband and wlf* are united tn
the Lord and walk together In fellow
ship with Ood.
8. They W er* Childless (v. 7).
Though this godly couple were well
mated and they possessed the Joy of
the Lord In their souls, there was a
real lack In that home.
II. Th* Birth of John Proml**d (tv,
8-17).
1. By Whom (T. U ; cf. v. 19), The
tiahrui apD««r*d_ and__mads.
known the._5o^'* !»•— to Zacbwrlas,
TM* f::¿'tteü"óelng, th* special mes-
•eugcr of Ood, was-eent to make this
disclosure.
2. When (vv, 8-lé). W hile officiat
ing as prleat tbla good n*w s cam * t*
hlin. Zachari** must, b a r* b*en deO-
nlt*ly prayl&g about thl» very m atter
(v, 13), A s he burned Incense, which
typified prayer, the intiUltude without
were praying,
3. CbaracterUtlca ot th* ChUd (vv.
16-17). (1) 8&iU be grea^ In the tight
of the Lord (T. IB). Though the
peopl* did not gr*«tly esteem him h*
was highly esteemed by the Lord. This
la Infinitely better thaa If he had be*D
greatly esteemed tn the eyea ot men
or In Ыа own eyea, Thla Is the Mteein
for wbleb we til ihould long and pray,
(Ü) ShaU drink neither wine nor
strong drink (V, IB). The child shall
become a Natartte, separating him.
self from tbe ienaaou» things and ded
icating hImieU te the lerrlce ot the
Lord. (8) Be filled with th* Holy
Ohost (T. IB), The energy «f the di
vine Spirit woold enable him to lead
the people te repentance (v. 10).
(4) Shall g« In the spirit and power
ot Elijah (T. IT), la thla power he
was to prepare the people for the
coming. of tba Savior and the salva
tion which He waa to bring,
III. Xacharla* Aekln« fer a Sign
(TT. 18-23).
Although th* Bge4 priest was ear-
iife»tiy"Tjraying~íúr“ tfa‘* ‘“*(»lTa4on of
Israel the. gracloui: promise ot the
angel, which waa №e beginning of that
salvation, atagg*r*d hla faith. He was
enable to believe that that for which
he fondly hoped and »rayed would be
realized. The angel gtre Zacharla» a
sign. He wa* smlttea with dumbness
which waa to continue until the ful
fillmeot of th* promise. Because h*
refused te pralae Qod Ia faith for tbls
gracious promise Qod caused bis
tongue to be allent until the promise
was fulflUed and his Ups coaid open
In thaskaglTtng and pral**. Though
he waa tbns raboked, at the same time
hi» faith wa* Krengthened by the
manifestation of the supernatural.
God want* V» te 'trust Him, to believe
hta promise«, no matter how contrary
to reason they laay »*em.
IV. Th* Premise FulfllUd (тт. 57-
08).
When tbe tima came for the birth
of John, GUIsabetb brought forth ц son
and the neighbors rejoiced with her.
On the eighth day they clrcnmclzed
the child and gaTe him a name accord
ing to the Instruction of the angel
(V. 13). The name John was contrary
to the family custom. By meone ot
writing Zacharlas made known tbe
name which he would have by divine
Instruction. At thle time God opened
the mouth of Zacharias and he olfered
np prale«.
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I A More r iA J U iX T » Fountain Pens f
I Of The Famous
Fountain Pens
And Pencils Left
Come And Get Yours Today
C. J. Angeli,“The Jeweler” Mocksville, N. C.
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CLEVER SNAPPY STYLES FOR MEN WHO
CARE. NEW SPORT MODELS, NORFOLKS
AND THE 3 OR 4 BUTTON CLEVER STYLES
OUR SUITS ARE VERY REASONABLY TOO
$18.00, $20.00, $22,50,
$25.00 to $40.00.
BOY^S HEADQUARTERS
EVERYTHING FOR THE BOYS
IT PAYS To Follow The Arrow
440 Liberty St.106 W. 5th St. Winston-Salem, N. C.
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THE EVENT OF EVENTS
I Winston-Salem & Fors3^h
I County Fair
I October 3, 4, 5 and 6, 1922
i FOUR FULL DAYS FOUR FULL NIGHTS
1 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
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PRGBUCT^rPARlVl7iARDEN;W0RK SHOP and FACTORIES
Woman’s Work and Decorative Art. Merchants’ and Manufac
turers’ Emporium of Progress
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Youth and Age.
In my youth I thought of writing a
satire on mankind; but new In my
age 1 think L.shonld write an apology
for them.>-^W*rpole.
Lcrtlty and Mercy.
When lenity and mercy play for a
kingdom, the gentler gamester Is th*
soonest winner.—Shakespeare.
— Heaven Often Smites.
Heaven often amltea In mercy, ere#
when the blow li «»rereit,—7«aima
^•aim «.
A M U S IN G R A C E S E V E R Y D A Y - E x c i t i n g F i n i s h - L a r g e s t P u r s e s E v e r O ffe re d in
N o rth C a ro lin a ,
M u sic —V ic to r an d H is F a m o u s C o n c e rt B a n d ,
M ID W A Y — T . A . W o lf S u p e rio r 4 0 -C a r S h o w . H ig h C la s s A m u s e m e n t. C le a n , M o ra l
an d refin ed . B ig co n so lid atio n o f th e b e st e v e r sh o w n . C le a n lin e s s p r e d o m in a te s —
B r in g th e e n tire fa m ily .
F R E E A C T S — T h e D u tto n S o c ie ty E q u e s tr ie n a ; T h e 4 D a lto n S is t e r s — A e r ia lis t s o f R e
n o u n ; T h e D elm o re T r io — W ire A r lis t s S u p re m e ; T h e H e lq v is t (h u m a n to rc h e s) W o rld ’ s
G r e a te s t D iv in g A ct.
F I R E W O R K S - P a in ’ s M a n h a tta n B e a c h F ir e w o r k s e a c h e v e n in g — I t s m a g n itu d e is u n
riv a lle d a n d co llo sal,
T O T H E P R O D U C E R S o f G u ilfo rd , D a v ie , A a h e , Y a d k in , W ilk e s, S u r r y , R o c k in g h a m , .
Sto k e.“ , A lle g h a n y , W a ta u g a , an d D a v id so n C o u n tie s, w e a r e o ffe r in g sp e c ia l p re m iu m s,
o p en to yo u .
E D U C A T IO N A L D A Y - F R I D A Y , O C T O B E R 6 th , 19 2 2 . A ll W h ite P u p ils A t te n d in g
o r W iil A tte n d P u b lic Schoc-ls o f G u ilfo rd , D a v ie , Y a d k in , W ilk e s, S u r r y , R o c k in g h a m ,
S to k e s , A lle g h a n y , W a ta u g a , D a v id so n , a n d F o r s y th C o u n tie s, a d m itte d to th e F a ir ,
F r id a y , O cto b er, 6 th , 19 2 2 , F R E E .
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Special Reduced Round Trip Tickets on All Railroads
ADMISSION—-Adults, 50c day and night. Children, 25c day
and night.
Street Cars run to Main Entrance. Southern and Norfolk &
Western Railroads Stop at Main Entrance.
The Greatest Aggregation of Educational and Amusement
_______Features Eyei; Attempted___________________
ENTERPRISE, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.Page Threö
HENRY fORD THE RICHEST
' MAN IN THE WORLD
His Income In Busy Season
Being Half Million A Day.
r Tutt’s Piils-
Enable Dyspeptics to oat whatever
they wish. Causo food to assimilato.
Nourish the body, givo appetito.
D E V E L O P F L E S H
H e n ry F o rd is th e ric h e s t m an
in th e w o rld , a c c o rd in g to an
a rtic le p u b lish e d r e c e n tly b y th e
W all S t r e ? t Jo u r n a l.
“ H e n ry P o rd h a s in th e F o rd
M otor C o m p a n y , th e la r g e s t in
com e an d , i f c a p ita liz e d , th e
Uu’iie st fo rtu n e in th e w o rld ,”
said th is n e w s p a p e r.
‘ 'P r o fits b e fo r e ta x e s fo r 19 2 2
w iil exceed $ 12 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ; a f t e r
ta x e s th e y w ill b e $ 110 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,
o r a b o u t $ 10 0 a c a r . W ith th e se
e a rn in g s th e F o rd M o to r C o m
p an y cou ld b e c a p ita liz e d a t $2 ,-
000,000,00 a n d p n y fiv e p e rc e n t
on th a t c a p ita l,
“ Ford * c o n d em n s b a n k e rs , b u t
w ith $18 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 in c a sh h e is
the .la r g e s t in d iv id u a l b an lcer in
th is c o u n t r y ,,if n o t in th o w o rld .
“ H is in co m e, a d d in g to h is
b o u n d less w e a lth $50 0 ,0 0 0 a d a y
th ro u g h th e b u iy s e a so n , is p ro
b a b ly u n e q u a lle d in a ll h is to ry ,
“ I f h e co n tin u e s tb p ile u p c ash
a t th is ra te , h e c a n n o t lonir d e
n oun ce W a ll s t r e e t o r th e m o n ey
p o w er o f th e c o u n try ,
“ H e n ry Foi-d w ill b e th a t
m o n ey p o w e r ,"
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Jenkins Gets Two Yeairs; The
Wonjian ts Not Punished
S , L , Je n k in s , th o W in sto n -S al
em m e rc h a n t said b y p o lice oill-
c e rs to h a v e a rra n g e d a h old -up
p a r ty an d a w h ip p in g fo r M a r
g a r e t L . Jo n e s, a lia s M rs. C . E ,
W ebb , a lia s M a rg a re t S m ith , a li
a s M in n ie D oe, in T a y lo rs v ille on
th e n ig h t o f S e p te m b e r 14 , w a s
c o n v icte d W ed n e sd ay m o rn in g o f
la s t w e e k in c ity co u rt b y Ju d g e
D . H , C o llin s o f im tn o n ilco n d u ct
a n d - g iv e n th e lim 'ile sen te n ce ,
tw o y e a r s ,
Je n k in s ap p ea led an d Ju d g e
C o llin s p lacet! th e bond a t $10 ,0 0 0 ,
H e is n o w in th e co u n ty ja il.
• T h e w o m an , w h o w a s called
M iss Jo n e s in èo u rt, re c e iv e d th e
v e rd ic t o f “ p ra y e r fo r ju d g m e n t
c o n tin u e d ,” B y o rd e r o f th e
co u rt sh e w a s p laced u n d e r th e
p ro tectio n o f J . C , G old , w h o
sa id h e w a s a re p re s e n ta tiv e o f
th e K u K lu x K la n , N o bo n d w a s
re q u ire d , .
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A Pretty Birthday Party
C o lo ’s H o t B la s t H e a te rs m a k e
a b ig red u ctio n in y o u r coal bill -
se e th e ir a d v e rtise m e n t an d g u a r
an te e .
L it t le M is s H a z e l W a lk e r en
te rta in e d a b o u t t w e n ty o f h e r
frie n d s S a t u r d a y a fte rn o o n fro m
fo u r to s ix , th e o c c a sio n b e in g
h e r e ig h th a n n iv e rs a r y . S e le c t
m u sic w a s re n d e re d b y th e vic-
tro la. w 'h ile m a n y g a m e s w ero
p la yed b o th in th e p a rlo r an d
y a rd . P r iz e s w e r e w o n b y M isse i
V irg in ia C h e r r y , M a r y M c G u ire
and J a n e B r a d le y . S e v e r a l nic.-
p re se n ts w e r e re c e iv e d , a n d a t
th e clo se o f tw o s h o r t h o u rs d e
liciou s c a k e s a n d c re a m to g e th e r
w ith c a n d ie s a n d fr u it s w e r e se r
ved b y th e h o ste s s ’ m o th er, M rs,
Cl G . W a lk e r, T h o se p re se n t
v.’e r e f R u t h A lle n , V ir g in ia C h e r
ry , J a n e W o o d ru ff, F a n n ie G r e g
o ry B ra d le y , J a n e B ra d le y , M a ry
M c G u ire jJa n e M c G u ire , K a th le e n
C ra v e n , K a t h e r in e F r o s t, A lic e
K e r r , H e le n H o lth o u se r, D u o
C o za rt, L in d fi G r a y A lle n , L a u r a
A lle n , E lin o r H e n d rix , R u th
H e n d rix , V io la R a n so m , H afciio
R an so m , A le n e M c C la m ro c h , R u th
D an iel, A il le ft w is h in g hes’
m a n y m o re h a p p y birthday.-j.
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A . M . m e e ts e v e ry th ird F r id a y
n ig h t a t 8 o ’ clo ck . AU v isitin g
Bros.- in v ite d ,
E . P , C k a w f o r d M a ste r
Z . N . A n d k r s o n S e c ,
MICKIE SAYS
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Sale Begins Friday, Sept. 29th,
And Continues Till Sold Out.
If You Want To Save Money
On Your Fall Clothing
COME.
T h e r e g is tr a tio n b o o k s o f Davi-.j ^
C o u n ty w ill o p en S a tu rd a y , O c ;\ !
7th , in s te a d o f O ct, S th a s a d v e r-1
tise d o n p a g e 2 .
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В Б В М в в 'Д 'В к в л а
E n t e r t a i n m e n t !
I ALL KINDS OF NICE DRESS SHOES.
- G e n € r a I 4 V e a r r - S c 4 i Q o l - a n d - V \ ^ o r I c - S h G e s ^
Men’s $1.95, $2.50, $2.90, $3.50 and
$4.00. Men’s Old Time Home Made Whole
Stock Shoes for $3.35. Women’s $3.00;
I Boys’ $3.00; Misses’ $2.75; Children’s
$2.25 and $2.00.
/We are Leaders on Good Shoes and
Low Prices. If you want the Best come'to
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At Court House Saturday
Nighst Oct. 7th, 7:30 p. m.
Mocksville Council No. 226 Jr.
O. U.A.M. w^ill give an entertain
ment, to which the public is
cordially invited. Hon. P. S.
Carlton of Salisbury,State Coun
cilor, will deliver an address at
this time. Also a Musical pro
gram will be rendered consisting
of Vocal and Instrumental selec-
Ticmsr^ D ^ ’r forgerthe date Get
7th> 7:30. Everybody Come.
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Individual Interpretations
Mark Fall Millinery!
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The deft drape of a crown, the graceful
sweep of a brim—cabochons or cocardes
knowingly poised—one recognizes the
touch of the true artists in these fasci-
nating Chapeaux, _______________
JONES & GENTRY
“The Shoe Men”
447 Trade St., Winston-Salem, N. C.
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They are smart and modish to be
sure, but they have that individuality
that the fastidious woman appreciates'
and demands.
The new fall models are ready for
your inspection.
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Made-In-Carolinas Exposition
Charlotte, N. €., Sept. 25-Oct. 7, 1922 ^
Special Ekcursidn Fares Via
Southern Railway System
A c c o u n t M a d e -in -C a ro lin a s ' E x p o 8 itio rí^ th e S o u th e rn
R a ilw a y S y s te m a n n o u n ce s ¡g r e a tly red u ced rou n d trip
fa r e s fro m p o in ts in G e o rg ia , N o rth C a ro lin a , S o u th C a ro
lin a , V ir g in ia a n d W a sh in g to n ; _D. C ,, to C h a rlo tte , N . C ,
T ic k e ts w ill b e on sa le Sep't, 2 5 to O ct, 7 . fin a l re tu rn
lim it O ct, 8, 19 2 2 . ; _ . , V
F o r fu r t h e r in fo rm a tio n calK o n tic k e t a g e n ts o r a d d re s s
R , H , G R A H A iW .
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C h a rlo tte , N . C .
The Genevra Shop
126 South Main Street
Salisbury,N. С
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P u b lis h e d E v e r y T h u r s d a y a t
M o c k s v ille , N o rth C a ro lin a .
A . C . H U N E Y C U T T
P u b lis h e r .
M R S . E S T H E R H O R N E C R I l’Z
M a n a g in g E d it o r .
S u b s c r ip tio n R a t e s :
? 1 a Y e a r ; S i x M o n th s 5 0 C e n ts.
S t r ic t ly in A d v a n c e .
E n t e r e d a t t h e p o s t o ffic e a t
M o c k s v ille , N . 0 ., a s se c o n d -c la ss
m a t t e r u n d e r th e a o t o f M a rc h
3 , 18 7 9 .
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At Mars Hill College
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F r o m r e p o r ts c o m in g in fro m
v a r io u s se c tio n s o f th e ro u n ty it
s e e m s t h a t t h e R e p u b lic a n P r i
m a r ie s w e r e so m e w h a t looso a f
fa ir s . S o m e 'o f th e b o y s se e m s
_ to h a v e v o te d a s m a n y b a llo ts a s
th e y w a n te d to fo r th e ir v a rio u s
' c o u n ty c a n d id a te s .— D a v ie R e
c o rd . '
. W ith in d iv id u a ls v o tin g fro m
fiv e to e le v e n tim e s e a c h in th e
rieeen t R e p u b lic a n p rim a rie s is
th e re a n y w o n d e r th a t th e go o d
p e o p le o f D a v ie C o u n ty o f Jjoth
p a r tie s h a v e rise n u p in a rm s
w ith th e d e te rm in a tio n to en d
R in g R u le ?
O u r go o d fr ie n d S e lls -;o f th e
C o o leem ee Jo u r n a l is g e t t in g a f
t e r th e S u n d a y p a p e rs s o m e w h a t
v ig o r o u s ly . H e d o e s n o t b e lie v e
in th e S u n d a y " f u n n y p a p e r ,”
th e S u n d a y fe a tu r e d a r tic le s a n d
th e S u n d a y a d v e rtise m e n ts k e e p
in g t h e p e o p le a w a y fro m c h u rc h
• a n d S u n d a y S ch o o l o n S u n d a y
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. T h e c it iz e n s 'o f D a v ie 'C o u n ty
h a v e sto o d R in g ru le u n til it is
u n b e a ra b le .- M en e, M e n e , T e k e l,
U p h a rs in , is b laz en a c ro ss th e
p o litic a l s k y , w h ic h m e a n s, B o s s
r u le m u st go .
"A s a p r o te s t a g a in s t R in g r u le
in ' th e a d m in istra tio n o f C o u n ty
I a ffa ir s a la r g e n u m b e r o f re d
b lo o d ed c itiz e n s o f b o th p a r tie s
m e t in M o c k s v ille S a tu rd a y ,
S e p te m b e r 2 3 rd a n d n a m e d th e
fo llo w in g C itiz e n s T ic k e t:
; S h e r iff— R . G . W a lk e r.
C o m m is s io n e r s -W . T . F o s te r ,
J . S . S trb w d .
/ C le r k o f C o u r t ^ W . M . S e a
fo rd .
T r e a s u r e r — T . A . V a n Z a n t.
R e g is t e r o f D e e d s — T . I. C a u
d e ll.
C o ro n e r— J . E . T u tte ro w .
S u r v e y o r — H . C , S m ith d e a l.
R e p r e s e n ta tiv e — M . J . H e n d
r ic k s ,
T h is tic k e t is co m p o sed o f go o d
m e n o f b o th p a rtie s w h o d e c id e d
n o w is th e tim e to la y a s id e p a r-
f-li—— tk a t^ -p d itie s-a fid -iie H se -w M p p e d
in lin e a s h e re to fo re b y p a r ty
b o sse s b u t lik e fr e e p eo p le v o te
fo r fe a r le s s m en fo r c o u n ty offi
c e rs, w h o w ill g iv e u s a fa ir ,
cle a n , e q u ita b le , a n d eco n o m ic
T h e y o u n g p eo p le fr o m D a v ie
C o u n ty , w h o a r e a tte n d in g sch o o l
a t M a r s H ill C o lle g e , m e t in th e
S u n P a r lo r , F r id a y S e p t. 15 th ,
fo r th e p u rp o se o f o r g a n iz in g a
D a v ie C o u n ty C lu b .
T h e m e e lu ig w a s ca lle d a t fo u r
o ’clo ck , a n d e ig h te e n y o u n g m en
a n d vvoiifiea a n s w e r e d to th a rc ll
c a ll, a ll o f th e m c o m in g fro m th e
b e s t c o u n ty in th e sta te , (S o th e y
sa id ) th is c o u n ty o f c o u rse w a s
D a v ie .
A f t e r a b r ie f d isc u ssio n , th e
clu b w a s o rg a n iz e d w ith th e fo l
lo w in g o ffic e rs: W illie G ru b b ,
P re s id e n t: B e r th a M d e a n . V ic e
P re s id e n t; F ;o r a A l e - 'jS e c r e t a r y ;
G ra h a m G o b b le , C o rre sp o n d in g
S e c r e t a r y : a n d C re o la Y o u n g ,
T r e a s u r e r .
A t t - r th e e le o tijn o f o fficers
an d b u sin e ss tra n sa c tio n , th e
c !u b d e c id e d to h a v e a s u n ris e
p ic n ic on o n e o f th e m o u n ta in s
n e a rb y , th e tim e b e in g s e t fo r
5 :3 0 a. m . S a tu rd a y , S e p \ 16 ,
an d o n S a tu r d a y a t th e a p p o in te d
t i m , a ll th e m e m b e rs m e t a n d
w a lk e d to th e to p o f w h a t is
k n o vn a s L it t le M o u n ta in . H e re
th e y m a d e a fire a n d th e co o k s
b e p a n p r e p a r in g b r e a k fa s t. W h ile
p r e p a r in g b re a k fa s t', th e s e n ti
n e ls w a rn e d th e co o k s o f th o r is
in g su n , th e n a ll m o v ed to a m o re
su ita b le p la c e to w a tc h th e s u n
r is e o v e r 't h e d is ta n t m o u n ta in a s
it g a v e fo r t h its lig h t to a n e w
d a y .
A ft e r s u n ris e , b r e a k fa s t w a s
fin ish e d , a n d th e n th e r e a l fe a s t
b e g a n . W ith th e e x c e p tio n o f
B e r t h a M c L e a n a n d P a u l D e d -
m o n 's b u r n in g t h e b a co n , b r e a k
fa s t w a s p re p a re d iti a n a p p e tiz
in g m a n n e r. B r e a k fa s t c o n s is t
e d o f a ll th in g s ’ g o o d to e a t an d
so m e r e a l c o ffe e a s a fin ish in g
to u ch . I t w a s ls a id o f o n e b o y,
th a t h e d r a n k a q u a r t o f c o ffe e
a n d c a r r ie d a q u a r t a w a y in h is
c a n te e n fo r fu t u r e u se . A f t e r
b r e a k fa s t, th e y w e n t to L o v e r s
L e a p a n d it w a s sa id th a t G ra h a m
G o b b le h a d to h o ld F lo r a A lle n
to k e e p h e r fr o m m a k in g th e
le ap . O n ' le a v in g L o v e r s L e a p ,
th e p a r t y w e n t to th e fa m o u s
M a rs H ill C a s c a d e s , w h ic h p r e
s e n ts a v e r y b e a u tifu l p ic tu rb o f
th e . m o u n ta in s tre a m a n d th e
m o u n ta in g r a n d e u r . W h ile a t
th e c a sca d e s- th e y m a d e p ic tu re s
o f th e e n tire c lu b a n d e n jo y e d a
fe w h o u rs o f fu n a n d m e rrim e n t.
F r o m th e c a sc a d e s, th e y r e
tu rn e d to th e c o lle g e , e a c h o n e
r e jo ic in g b e c a u se th e y w e r e fro m
th e b e st c o u n ty , in th e b e st
S ta te , o f o u r c o u n try , w h ic h is
n o n e o th e r th a n D a v ie . C o u n ty ,
N o rth C a ro lin a .
T h e D a v ie C lu b is m a d e u p o f
th e fo llo w in g m e m b e rs:___________
TO HAVE A FRIE^^D
BE A FRIEND
There are times when nothing can express
our friendship like an appropriate gift. For
Birthdays, Wedding,and Wedding Anniver
sary, we have Oneda Community Silver
25 year guarantee. Leather Hand Bags,
Toilet Goods, Fountain Pens, and Jewelry.
Let U S help you with your gifts.
C R A W F O R D ’S D R U G S T O R E
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Bethel S. S. Enjoys Picnic.
T h e B e th e l M . P . S u n d a y S c h o o l
e n jo y e d a p icn ic la s t S a tu r d a y
n ig h t. I t w a s in th e fo rm o f a
c h ic k e n s te w s e r v e d G ip s y f a s
h io n . A b o u t o n e h u n d re d p a r t i
c ip a te d in vhe fe a s t. P la n s a r e
b e in g m ad e to h a v e a re a l b a rb e
c u e fo r th e S u n d 'iy S c h o o l C h r is t
m a s.
D A V I E A C A D E M Y N E W S
W e a r a h a v in g v e r y d r y w e a th
e r n o w an d a go o d ra in w o u ld be
a p p re c ia te d .
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a n d b e a m e n a b le to no R in g , no
p o litic a l b o sse s b u t o n ly to th e
C itiz e n s o f D a v ie C o u n ty .
I f th is k in d o f g o v e rn m e n t a p
p e a ls to yo u , ste p on th e g a s an d
le t ’s G O .
N o w th a t th e C itiz e n s o f D a v ie
C o u n ty h a v e n o m in ate d a tic k e t
co m p o sed o f so m e o f th e b e st
m e n to b e fo u n d in th is scctio n
o f th e S ta te , le t’ s all g p t d o w n
to b u b in e ss a n d e le c t th e m . T h «
E n te r p i'is e is n o t h e re to a b u se
th e m en w h o h a v e h eld offic'* in
t h is co u n ty in th e p a st, b u t w e
d o s a y th a t o n e o f li e b e st th in g s
fo r th e p r o g r e s s a n d d e v e lo p
m e n t o f D a v ie C o u n ty w o u ld be
fo r its g o v e rn m e n t to b e tu rn e d
o v e r in to th e h a n d s o f n e w m en .
W e m a k e th is s ta te m e n t b e c a u se
t h e re c o rd o f th e v a rio u s co u n ties
o f th e s ta te , a n d th is o n e p a rti
c u la r ly , w h e re R in g R u le h as
p re v a ile d p ro v e s b e yo n d q u estio n
t h a t a c h a n g e is n e c e s s a r y fo r
th e v /e lfa i'e o f th o C o u n ty . L e t
u s e le c t a s e t o f o ffic e rs re p re -
s e n tin g th e c itiz e n sh ip o f th ^
c o u n ty . W h y
w a y s be ru le d
m e n ?
M iss R u b y B ro o m ly , o f H a r
m o n y, s p e n t th e w .e e k -e n d w ith
th e M iss e s K o o n tz .
T h e y o u n g p eo p le o f o u r co m
m u n ity e n jo y e d a n ic e so c ia l p a r
t y a t th e h o m e o f M r. T . L .
K o o n tz S a t u r d a y n ig h t.
M rs. S a llie S m o o t, v isite d h e r
s is te r , M r s M c M a h a n , n e a r F a r
m in g to n , la s t w e e k .
M r. a n c M rs. J . C . W ilso n a n d
ittle so n , E r v in , w e r e th e g u e s t s
o f M r. a n d M rs. D u k e P o o l S u n
d a y .
M r. Jo h n N ic h o ls , o f W in sto n -
S a le m , w h o w a s n u r s in g a c a se
m u m p s a t M r. A . F . C a m p b e lls,
la s s u ffic ie n tly r e c o v e re d to r e
tu rn to h is h o m e S u n d a y .
M l’, a n d M rs. J . B . C a m p b e ll,
a c c o m p a n ie d b y th e ir so n , W a lt
e r, a n d d a u g h te r , L a u r a , w e r e
th e g u e s ts o f M r. D . T . C a m p b e ll
S u n d a y a fte rn o o n . -
M r. a n d M rs. R o b e r t W illia m s,
o f R o w a n , w e r e th e g u e s t s o f
M r. an d M rs. W . C . Jo n e s S u n
d a y .
F O R K C H U R C H N E W S
M rs. E a to n , H o n o ra ry m e m b e r
an d C h a p e ro n e . W illie G ru b b .
H u b e r t E a jo n , B e r t h a M cL ea n ^
W illia m O w en , F lo r a A lle n , W il
lia m R o d w e ll, G ra h a m G o b b le,
T h o m a s F u r c h e s , C re o la Y o u n g ,
F r a n k F u r c h e s , S a r a h H e n d rix ,
G ilm e r G ra h a m , A n n ie P e a r l T a
tu m ,C liffo rd W h ile , D a lla s D a v is ,
Is a a c B o o e, P a u l D ed m o n .
G r a h a m G o b b l e ,
C o rre sp o n d in g S e c y .
Farming High School
Opens October 2nd.
sh o u ld D a v ie al*
b y h a lt d o ze n
T h e F a r m in g to n h ig h sch ool
w ill o p en M o n d a y , O c t. 2 n d , w ith
P r o f. J . F r a n k S c o tf, o f T r in ity
C o lle g e , p rin c ip a l: M iss B ir d ie
S to n e , o f Ja c k s o n v ille N o rm a l
C o lle g e , Ja c k s o n v ille , i\la . a s a s
s is ta n t p r in c ip a l: M iss iV Ianilla
C r a v e r , in c h a rg e o f th e s ix an d
s e v e n th g r a d e s ; M iss V a d a .Jo h n
son , th e fo u rth an d fifth g r a d e s ;
a n d M iss P h ';o b e E a to n , th e fir s t
g ra d e .
L a s t y e a r w a s o u r fir s t e x p e i'i-
- ncii .w ith th e co n so lid a te d sch o o l
a t F a rm in g to n . T h o e n ro llm e n t
VU4 22fi. T w o tr u c k s w e re u so d
t ) t>-ansp-.)rt th e ch ik lr.-n t h a t liv
ed fro m o n e to o n e an ti a h a lf
m U es fro m th e sch o o l h o u se. T h e
Ian w a s p ron ou n c-.d lo b e a n ab -
■ioliile succfcss.
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r.(l a ro o x p e c U n g th is to b e th e
'x 's t y o a " e v e r I’o r th o F a r m in g
ton h ig h sch o o l.
M rs, A m a n d a A V alker s p e n t a
fe w d a y s la s t w e e k a t W . J . S .
W a lk e r ’ s.
M rs. J . F . M oore a n d d a u g h te r
C la ra , v isite d M rs. E . R , B a r n e y
c a s tle S a t u r d a y a fte rn o o n .
M r. a n d M rs. F . S . Ija m e s
s p e n t; S u n d a y a fte rn o o n a t M r.
T . A . V a n Z a n t’ s.
M r. W . T . H e n d re n a n d fa m ily
v isite d a t M r. T . P . D w ig g in s ’
S u n d a y a fte rn o o n .
M isse s T h e o .a n d R u b y Ija m e s
s p e n t la s t w e e k w ith th e ir co u sin
in R o w a n .
M r. E , R . B a r n e y c a s t le an d
D w ig g in s a n d s is
te r, G ra c e , o f C o n co rd , v isite d
r e la t iv e s S u n d a y ;
M r. a n d M rs. M u rr, o f C o o l
ee m ee , s p e n t S u n d a y a fte rn o o n
w ith M rs. F . L . E n g lis h .
M rs. A . V . B e s s e n t w a s ca lle d
to W in sto n -S a le m la s t S a tu r d a y
to th e b e d sid e o f h e r s is te r , w h o
is d a n g e ro u s ly ill w ith p n e u m o n ia
M r. J . N . C h a r le s s p e n t S u n
d a y in M o c k s v ille w ith h is so n .
M rs.- R u s s e l B e s s e n t, w h o h a d
h e r to n sils re m o v e d la s t W e d n e s
d a y , is g e t tin g a lo n g n ic e ly .
M iss J u lia E n g lis h , w h o v isite d
fr ie n d s in W in sto n -S a le m la s t
w e e k , re tu rn e d h o m e S u n d a y .
S ch o o l w ill o p en n e x t M o n d a y
O cto b e r 2 n d . T h e c h ild re n a r e
thri-U ed- v/ith th e -id g a -o f-a g a in b e [ = _
in g in sch o o l. P r o fe s s o r Jo h n
M in o r, th e p rin c ip a l, w ill m e e t
w ith th e p u p ils F r id a y , S e p t . 29 ,
fo r th e p u rp o se o f c la s s ify in g
an d m a k in g a s s ig n m e n t o f d u tie s.
A la r g e n u m b e r o f o u r c itiz e n s
a tte n d e d th e c o n v e n tio n a t M o c k -
v ilte la s t S a tu r d a y a n d h e a rd a
g r e a t a d d re s s fro m o u r C o n g r e s s
m a n , H o n . W . C ; H a m m e r.
M rs. D : V . D a v is a n d fa m ily ,
w h o h a v e b een a t M o o re ’ s S p r in g s
fo r th e p a s t th r e e w e e k s , h a v e
I’e lu rn e d . T h e y r e p o r t a m o st
d e lig h ttu l o u tin g a n d w e r e m u ch
b e n e fitte d in h e a lth .
M l’S. W ill M ille i’i w h o su ffe re c
a seco n d s tro k e o f p a r a ly s is la s t
la s t M o n d a y is s lig h t ly b e tte r .
M iss L u c ile E a to n , w h o h a s
b :e n on an e x te n d e d v is it to
C le v e la n d an d S t it e s v ille , h a s r e
tu rn e d h o m e.
W ith m a n y y e a r s e x p e r ie n c e
a n d a re m o d e le d g in e r y L e fie r &
W a ll a r e m a k in g t h in g s “ h u m ’
a t N o rth C o o le e m e e .
C E N T E R N E W S
M r. L . P . D w ig g in s a n d so n ,
L o a , m a d e a b u s in e ss tr ip to
W in a to n -S a le m W e ijn e s d a y . ;
. M rs. W . J , S . W a lk e r a n d so n ,
i;_ ^ V ? l'L & .w 1 I C a M a „ a n d _ d a u g k t P j.’, _ M a ^ ^
s p e n t W e d n e sd a y a n d T h u r s d a y
in H ig h P o in t w ith h e r so n , M r.
F r e d W a lk e r, '
J E R U S A L E M N E W S
Y o u r O W H o u se w ill lo o k lik e N e w
a ft e r p a in tin g it w ithSTAG S E M I - P A S T E PAINT
T h e re s on air of ch eorfu ln oss nnd comfort about a
tastefully painted house. Tha surroundings seem more ,
pleasant nnd the homo looks more inviting.
Its really wonderful how small the cost of painting
your house is, compared to the satisfaction Jt means. Take a good paint like the Stag brand, with its brilliant
colors and rich gloss, and your home v/ill always look
fresh and clean. Thats because the colors are durabla and won't fade.•'ONE GALLON MAKES TWO'l
MOCKSVILLE HARDWARE CO
Our Prices On
SHOES
For this Fall and Winter-are much lower
than for many seasons. A large stock to
choose from.
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W a n t e d — P o sitio n a s c le r k , b y
y o u n g la d y . T w o y e a r s e x p e r
ie n ce . R e fe r e n c e g iv e n . A d d r e s s
B e e , c a r e M o c k s v ille E n t e r p r is e .
Some Printer.
‘M a y I p r in t a k is s on y o u r
lip s ? ” I sa id .
A n d s h e n o d d ed h e r s w e e t p e r
m issio n .
S o .w e w e n t to p r e s s , a n d I ra th e r
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W e p r in te d a fu ll e d itio n .
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Mocksville and Surroundings.
R e v . W . L . S h e r r ill sp e n t a
fe w d a y s in C h a r lo tte th is w e e k .
M r. Ja m e s E llis , w h o h a s b een
w o rk in g n e a r W eld o n , is v is it in g
h is r e la tiv e s .
M iss Id a H . L o G ra n d , o f M a n
g o m , is v is it in g h e r b ro th e r, M r.
W . H . L e G ra n d .
M r. S . A . W o o d ru ff,' M r. an d
M rs. C . G . W o o d ru ff a n d ch ild -
ren s p e n t S u n d a y ia E lk in .
M rs. H . A . B ir d s a ll, o f M o o re s
ville, is s p e n d in g th is w e e k w ith
h e r m o th e r, M ra . W illia m M iller.
M iss A lic e W h ita k e r le ft la s t
w ee k fo r C h a r lo tte to a c c e p t a
p o sitio n w ith th e C a s k ie -D illa rd
Co.
M r. a n d M rs. W . H . L e G ra n d ,
J r . , o f W in sto n -S a le m , s p e n t th e
w e e k -e n d w ith th e fo r m e r ’s p a r
e n ts.
A tto rn e y s A . T . G ra n t J r „ E .
H , M o rrs an d Ja c o b S te w a r t
m ad e a trip to M ario n la s t F r i
d a y r e g a rd in g th e iss u in g o f th e
sch ool b o n d s.
M r. an d M rs. J . A . D a n ie l a c
co m p an ied b y M rs. R o y H o lt
h o u se r an d M rs J . L W ard s p e n t
F r id a y a fte rn o o n in W in sto n -
S a le m sh o p p in g .
M isse s O ssie ao d M a r g a r e t A l
liso n , P h ilip B e rry ,, an d C ecil
M o rris a tte n d e d a p r iv a te d a n c e
a t th e E m p ire H o tel g iv e n b y th e
y o u n g so cial s e t o f S a lis b u r y la s t
F r id a y n ig h t.
M r. an d M rs. F . R . R ic h a rd so n
an d ch ild re n an d M r. Ja c o b S te w
a r t a tte n d e d th e m e e tin g o f h ig h
sch o o l p rin c ip a ls an d sch o o l tr u s
te e s in G re e n sb o ro la s t F r id a y
an d S a tu rd a y .
M iss B id d ie D a v is , o f F o r k
C h u rch , s p e n t s e v e r a l d a y s la st
w e e k w ith h e r s is te r , M rs. D . P .
R a tle d g e .
M rs. E . C . S a in , o f th e B e th e l
co.m m u n ity, is v is it in g M rs. J . T .
A n g e ll a n d M rs, D . P . R a tle d g e
th is w e e k .
S e v e ra l o f o u r p e o p le a r e p la n
n in g to ta k e in th e M a d e -In -C a r )•
lin as E x p o s itio n th is w e e k a t
C h a rlo tte ,
M iss R u th R o d w e ll a n d M r.
Jo h n L e G ra n d a tte n d e d th e p la y
"T h e B a t ” a t S a lis b u r y la s t F r i
d ay n ig h t.
M r. a n d M rs, C . H . Ija m e s ,a n d
M r. a n d M rs, C . G . W o o d ru ff
sp e n t S a tu r d a y e v e n in g in S a lis
b u ry sh o p p in g , -
M iss R o s e O w e n s, w h o is a
te a c h e r in th e W in sto n -S a le n
sch o o ls, s p e n t th e w e e k -e n d he: e
w ith h e r m o th e r.
M iss C a th e rin e B ro w n 1- ft
j M o n d ay for Oi-ppnyillp, In pnt^r
th e E a s t e r n C a ro lin a T e a c h r
T r a in in g C o lle g e .
M r. M ilto n C le m e n t, w h o h as
peen ill a t th e h o m e o f h is p a r
en ts h e re , re tu rn e d to h is w o rk
at B o o n e S u n d a y .
M rs. T . M . H e n d rix retur> ed
hom e S u n d a y fr o m th e P r e s b y
terian h o sp ita l in C h a r lo tte vvhore
she h a s b e e n t a k in g tre a tm e n t.
M iss M a r g a r e t M e ro n e y c a m e
in S u n d a y fro m G r e e n v ille to a t
tend th e M e ro n e y -M c B e e w c :l-
cling w h ic h ta k e s p la c e T h u rs d a y .
M r a n d M r s .Jn o F e e z o r,M is s N e ll
B re v a r d , an d M iss S a r a F e e z o r,
o f B iltm o re , sp e n t s e v e r a l d a y s
in to w n th e firs t o f th e w ocic
v is itin g r e la tiv e s. M iss F e e z o r
is te a c h in g a t H ig h S h o a ls th is
y e a r .
M rs. C . L . B o w d e n , th e co u n t-
te r-p a n e la d y o f A d v a n c e R o u te
2 , c a lle d in to s e e u s la s t S a t u r
d a y . S h e told u s sh e m a k e s th e
tu r fe d co u n te r-p a n e s fo r s a le an d
h a s cle a re d o v e r $30 0 fro m th e m
th is y e a r.
P ic k in g cotton an d m a k in g mn-
la se s se e m s to be th e o rd e r o f
th e d a y .
O u r r e v iv a l m e e tin g clo sed Sun
d a y m o rn in g .w ith n in e ad d itio n s
to th e c h u rch b y p ro fe ssio n o f
fa ith .
M r. an d .M rs. Z . A . B e a u ch a m p
o f L e w is v illo , sp e n t S a tu rd a y
an d S u n d a y w ith M r. J . C . B e a u
ch a m p an d M r. J . E . O lт гll.
M r. W . C . O rre li,o f F o r k ,s p e n t
S u n d a y w ith M r. J . T . P h elp s,
M e ssrs. G . W . an d L . B . M ock
took in th e co n v en tio n a t M o c k s
v ille S a tu td a j*.
M r. 0 . B . Jo n e s an d M iss M a t
tie P h e lp s w e re h a p p ily m a rrie d
o n e d a y la s t w e e k . W e w ish th em
a lo n g an d h a p p y life .
M r, Jo a l S h o ek , o f M o ck sv ille ,
w a s in o u r b e rg S u n d a y .
M r. M ack S m ith , o f T y ro , w a s
in o u r b e r g F r id a y .
H u rra h fo r th e go o d old E n te r
p rise .
T h e fo 'lo w in g h a v e su b sc rib e d
an d re n e w e d :
R u fu s G . K o o n tz ,
C . A . G a rw o o d ,
M rs. C . L . B o w d e n ,
M iss S a r a F e e z o r,
W . A , R o b e rts,
W , B , ^C lem ent,
M iss B la n c h H an o s C le m e n t,
M iss L e lia B e a v e r ,
J . F . C lic k ,
C . A . S m o o t,
A rc h H u n e y c u tt,
L . C . M ich el, ■
- M rs. T . H . G a ith e r,
M iss M ae N e e ly , '
C . H . C le m e n t.
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J e r i c h o N e w s .
L a s t T h u rs d a y w a s “ D o lla r
D a y ” in C h a rlo tte . A m o n g tho.se
fro m h e re sp e n d in g th e d a y th e re
w e re : M e sd a m e s R . B . S a n fo rd ,
H . A . S a n fo rd , a n d J . C . S a n
fo rd , M r. a n d M rs. J . E . S h u l'z
an d M r. A . A . H o llem an .
M iss L e ila B e a v e r, w h o is a
p u p il n u rse a t th e C a rp e n te r-
D a v is h o sp ital in S ta te s v ille ,
sp e n t S a tu rd a y in to w n . S h e r e
tu rn e d to h e r w o rk th e fir s t o f
th e w ee k a ft e r h a v in g sp e n t th e
p a st tw o w e e k s w ith h e r p a r e n t ’ ,
M r. an d M rs. C L . B e a v e r, n e a r
C an a.
Community Sing Oct. 29lh.
T h e re w ill bo a co m m u n ity
s in g in g in M o c k sv ille O ct. 29th
b e g in in g a t 10 o ’ clo ck in th e
m o rn in g an d la s tin g a ll d a y . T h e -
s in g in g w ill b e h eld a t th e co u rt
h o u se an d th e M e th o d ist ch u rch .'
A ll o f th e s in g in g c la sse s in th e
c o u n ty a re in v ite d an d a sk e d to
ta k e p a rt.
T h e F is h e l q u a rte tte fro m th e
G re e n S t r e e t M e th o d ist ch u rc h
w ill b e p re se n t; T h e T w in -C ity
q u a rte tte an d th e L e x in g to n
m ale ch o ru s h a v e b een in v ite d to
com e an d s in g w ith u s.
T h e co m m ittee th a t is in c h a rg e
o f th is s in g in g is co m p ased o f Z .
N . A n d e rso n , W . E . B o y le s, W .
F . S to n e stre e t, W . L . S h e rrill, E .
M . F is h e l, R . H . H u n te r, W . E .
B la c k b u in , th e la s t th re e fro m
C lem m o n s, D . H . H e n d ric k s.
Shower For Bride-Elect
T h e la st q u a rte rly c o n fe r e n c e
fo r th is y e a r o f A d v a n c e , D a v ie ,
a nd—F-arm tiig to n c irc u its -\i4ti-b e
h eld in M o c k sv ille M e th o d ist
C n u rc h W ed n e sd ay , O ct. 4 th , a t
1 1 o ’ clo ck b y R e v . W . A . N e w e ll,
th e p re sid in g e ld e r. T h e L a d ie s
A id S o c ie ty o f th e M e th o d ist
ch u rch w ill s e r v e d in n e r to th e
d e le g a te s th a t d a y .
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A D V A N C E N E W S
M r. an d M rs, F r a n k M ille r an d
ch ild ren , o f S a lis b u r y , s p e n t ih e
w eek -en d w ith M rs. M ille r’ s i ar-
>ints, M r, a n d M i’s. R . M . Ija m s."
M rs. S a m M c C a n le s sa n d ch iM -
M rs. M a r y B o s c h , an d M ss
A n n ie B o s c h , o f S a lis b u r y , vi t-
M iss A lp h a S h e rm e r s p e n t th e
w ee k -en d w ith h e r m o th er, M rs.
M in n ie S h e rm e r.
M iss A n n e R u tle d g e le ft la s t
w e e k fo r D u rh am , w h e re s h e en
tered sch ool a t T rin ity C o lle g e .
M r. W . H. M arch an d c h ild re n
a lso M r. an d M rs. E . D . W illiam s
o f W in sto n -S a le m , sp e n t la st S u n
d a y w ith M rs; 0 M . M a rc h .
M iss E rm a T a y lo r w a s th e w e e k
en d g u e s t o f h e r m o th er, M rs. C.
J . T a y lo r.
M rs. U . H . O rrell sp e n t a fe w
d a y s w ith h e r d a u g h te r, M rs. E .
M. H a r tm a ", la st w e e k .
O ne o f th e p r e ttie st so cia l e v
e n ts o f th e au tu m n w a s th e s e w -
p a r ty g iv e n b y M iss M a r g a r e t A l
liso n T u e s d a y a fte rn o o n a t h e r
p re tty h o m e on M a p le a v e n u e ,
co m 'p lim e n ta ry to M iss H elen
M ero n ey , w h o se m a r r ia g e to M r.
S ila s M c B e e ,o f G reen sb o ro , ta k e s
p la ce to d a y . T h e rec ep tio n room
w h e re th e g u e s ts asse m b le d w a s
a rra n g e d w ith b a sk e ts o f go ld en
g lo w an d o th e r au tu m n flo w ers.
A ft e r a d e lic io u s co u rse o f re
fre s h m e n ts h a d b e en served ,"M iss
A lliso n e n te re d Ih e room ro llin g
a te a tab le;D n th e top o f th e t a jle
w a s a h u g e te d d y b e a r w ith !a p a r
asol' s tre tc h e d o v e r him an d a-
ro s s h 's c h e st on p a-sieboard w a s
p rin te d , “ J o J o s a y s s h o w e rs fo r
H e le n .” O n th a lo w e r p a r t o f
th e tab le w e re m a n y p a c k a g e s
fo r th e b rid e -e le c t in th e w a y o f
a n o v e lty sh o w e r.
T h o se p re se n t w e re : M iss M er
o n ey, M isse s L o u ise H a r r is .C la r a
M oore, M a ry R ic h a rd s, L o u ise
and R u th R o d w e ll, Ja n e H a y d e n
an d D o ro th y G a ith e r, W illie M il
ler, V e lm a M artin . M a rth a C all
an d M e sd a m e s C . P . M e r o n e y ,J.
K . M ero n ey , E . H. M o rris, G . G .
D an iel, E . P . C r a w fo r J, B , C.
C lem en t, J r . R . M . H o lth o u ser, J .
E . S h u ltz , an d M rs. A . K . A lli
son , o f C le v e la n d .
M iss E lv a C lic k is sp e n d in g
so m e tim e in S a lis b u r y .
P ic k in g co tto n se e m s to b e th e
o rd e r o f th e d a y in Q jiirb u rg;
M r s . C . W . S e a fo r d is se rio u s
ly ill a t th is w r itin g .
M is s e s - V e t r a a n d M a r g a r e t
W ilso n s p e n t S u n d a y w ith M iss
P a u lin e B o w le s.
M r, a n d M rs. Jo h n S m ith an d
E d r ie W ilso n sp e n t S u n d a y a t
M r. P . M . C a r tn e r ’s. -
M iss A n n ie L a e W a lk e r v is ite d
M iss A m e lia W ilso n S u n d a y .
M r. a n d M rs. B o b W a lk e r
sp e n t S u n d a y a t M r. J . L e e K u r
fe e s.
C A N A N E W S
o f o u r y o u n g
p eo p le a tte n d e d th e fid d le r’s con
v e n tio n a t C o o leem ee, a n d re p o rt
a n ice tim e.
M r. L e e D a n ie l is r ig h t sic k
w i'h m a la ria fe v e r ,
M r. a n d iM rs. C ob le, o f A lb e
m a rle , v isite d th e ir d a u g h te r,
M rs. H e n ry D a n ie l S a tu rd a y an d
S u n d a y . 1
T h o se w h o v isite d a t M r. T . F .
S p r y ’ s S u n d a y w e re : M e ssrs.
Jo h n S p r y , D a v id A le x a n d e r.a n d
little son , o f K a n n a p o lis. M r.
R u fu s S p r y an d fa m ily , o f W in
s to n -S a le m . _ . „
M r. J . S'. D a n ie l an d fa m ily , o f
M o c k sv ille , s p e n t Sund.ny a f t e r
n oon w ith h is b ro th er, M r. T . S .
D a n ie l.
, M rs. B ill H a rris, w h o h a s b e en
s ic k fo r so m e tim e is im p ro v in g
g la d to n ote.
FEVER
No ‘cure”—butwelcome relief from night distress
may be had by applying
Vicks at bedtime—also
by inhaling vapors at
frequent intervals.
T h e sch o o l fa c u lt y to g e th e r
w ith th e p u p ils m e t a t th e sch o o l
b u ild in g S a tu r d a y a fte rn o o n to
a r r a n g e th o w o rk fo r th e c o m in g
sch ool y e a r w h ic h w ill b eg in O ct.
2, w ith T . E W c o sle y o f C le m
m on s a s p rin c ip a l, M iss E lla G re y
A rm s w o r th y in c h a r g e o f th e
g ra m m a r g ra d e s , an d M iss D o ra
B o g e r in c h a r g e o f th e p r im a r y
d e p a rtm e n t.
M rs. H a ttie W illo lte a n d M iss
L e s s ie P e n ry , o f W in s lo n -S a 'e m ,
a r e s p e n d in g th a w e e k w ith
M rs, J . B . C ain .
M iss L u c ile C a in s p e n t th e
w ee k -en d in W in sto n -S a le m v is
itin g r e la tiv e s .
M rs. A m a n d a N a y lo r an d son ,
W atso n , sp b n t S u n d a y w ith M r.
J . F . N a y lo r .
A w e e k o f s p e c ia l s e r v ic e s co m
m en ced a t E a t o n ’ s S u n d a y n io rn -
in g —a m o st h e lp fu l serm o n w a s
d e liv e re d a t th e 1 1 o ’ clo ck h o u r
b y R e v . J . G . W a ltn e y , o f H id-
d e n ite . T h e a fte rn o o n an d e v e n
in g s e r v ic e s w e re in c h a r g e o f
R e v ., W . D . S p in x , p a s to r o f
B ro w n M e m o ria l c h u rc h o f W in -
sto n -S a le n . M r, S p in x w ill g iv e
tw o jD ible re a d in g s a t 1 1 a. m .
an d 7 :3 0 , p . m ., e v e r y d a y th is
w e e k . L a r g e c o n g r e g a tio n s a t
te n d ed e a c h s e r v ic e S u n d a y an d
co n sid e ra b le in te re s t w a s m a n i
fest... S e v e ra l v is ito r s w e r e p r e
se n t fro m W in sto n -S a le m , a m o n g
w h o m w e r e M r. F r a n k T h o rp e ,
w h o d e lig h te d th e c o n g re g a tio n
w ith tw o b e a u tifu l so lo s. E v e r y
in d icatio n is fu ll o f p ro m ise fo r a
b lesse d se a so n .
M rs. C a ro lin e M c C la m ro c h is
v e r y s ic k a t th e h o m e o f h e r
d a u g h te r, .M rs. S . M . JS r e w 'e r .
B o rn to M r. a n d M r s . R . W .
C o lle tte S ? p t. 1 6 t h — a so n .
M r; an d M rs. N i E . P e n d le to n
a re v is itin g M rs. P e n d le to n ’ s
fiith e r, M r. J . A , S to n e s tre e t.
V a p o R u b
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T h e V . L S .-h e ld its re g u la r;■ №
m e e tin g S a tu r d a y n ig h t in - t h e : i
sch ool a u d ito riu m w ith a b o u t o n e.
h u n d re d p re se n t. T h e p ro g ra m » v
w a s v e r y gdod’i b e in g a s p e c ia l ; K
on e. T h e b o ys an d g ir ls g a v e
sò m e fin o s tu n ts, an d a ll e n jo y e d -
li
th e m .'. M -
,M i’. a n d M rs. W m . S c h u ltz ; oE '■ /
.W in stori-Salem , s p e q t t lie ; w ecjc-'^ ' '
en d w ith th e la tte V s p aren t
M r. a n d M rs. C . A . H a r t m a n : ; .
M r.; Z e b S m ith , o f L c x in g ’ton ,
sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d 'w it h / lljis
m o th er, M rs. E . C : S m ith .
R e v ., S . M . N e e d h a m b a p t iz fd p '';;'’;
tw o g ir ls S u n d a y a fte rn o o n lib lo w ’^”'’ -‘''i.
th e C e d a r C r e e k b rid g e .; ¿ T h e re
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. One of the Belk’s Chain of 30
Stores That Buy in very large
quantities direct from. the largest J
manufactures eliminating the job- |
bers and getting our goods at the |
very lowest prices. This is why
you can always find Better Values
at a BELK STORE
We are Ready now for Big Fall
Business with a large and well sel
ected stock of Fall Merchandise
^Dtru^Tt as' slat'ed above.
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Ladies’ New Fall Coat Suits, |
I Dresses Wool and Silk, Coats, Mil- |
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I Shoes for the iENTIRE FAMIL|
I, Dry Goods, etc. at lower than any f
I store in this section sell except a. '
I HELK STORE.
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we’ll save-you money. J
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Phones 11,1015 and 187 Salisbury, N. C.
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Lion Shirts and Collars. Also Men’s, Women’s And Children’s
KURFEES & WARD “On The Square”
Mbcksville, N. C.
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HYING MODELS IN
Efird’s Will Display Their
Stock on Living Models
For The Benefit of
Their Patrons
bly the strongest influence ad'cct j
_____ ing the ballot, an influence even
GR[AT FASHION SHOWjnioie powerful than that oE men
vvith an equally high sense of re
sponsibility, for the average civic
minded man will attend mass
meetings and contribute funds,
but he cannot spare much time
from his business for service on
committees.
The-e women, who have some- Featured by the display of the been referred to as the
very latest and best in the line of j "woman bloc, ” are profoundly
ladies ready-to-wear fall K^r- local,
ments on fifteen living models, >stite, and national. The are
Efird’s Department store, locat- studying city ordii.ance.i, state
ed on South Main Street, Salis-^ legisliition, and Federal measures
bury, will put on exhibition re-{ bear directly on the dom-
presentative costumes of. their social, and economic life.
$200,000 stock of ladies refidy to-, interest lies in creating pub
wear goods,just receivi d,at their ¡j,. sentiment and in fo.aiing tlie
first annual Ready-to-Wesr Fash-' ^jght sort of pubi c- ^uirited, well-
ion Show, which will be h e l d ; c o m m i t
tees or lob! ies to city councils,
state leiu la'ures, and to Con
gress.In your community, however
smalt, you wiil find exactly thcsi
divisiuns: .one group whoso object
is to g-Jt its fif.p on the pb'itical
machinery, particularly in your
home town, where politics alTects
most directly th? personal circum
stances ofthe taxpayer and vot
er; the other group whose value
lifs in spreading an intelligent
knowledge of local issues and im-
panding legislation in state and
Federal bodies, creating an in
telligent electorate, and dissemi
nating those high principals
which make for clean govern
ment.
Before allying yourself with
either group, it will be wise to
decide where your interest, and
particularly your gifts, would
count most. You mav be one of
the many who feel called where
few are chosen, to face the tur
moil of active and practical p> i
tics; or you may content yourself
with the realization that every
civic-minded woman, whether in
the home," the school, the church,
or industry can, by standing fast
Thursday, October 5 on the se
cond floor of their home, accord
ing to an announcement made
this morning.
' There will be two sessicms, one
in, the afternoon and one in the
evening, the hours having not
been definitely fixed. These will
be announced later, it is stated.
Coats, dresses of all varieties,
coat suits evening gowns and furs
will be displayed on this occasion.
Fifteen living-models'will 'Wear
the various costumes. The two
large front windows of Efird’s
Department store will be cccupi*
ed by the living models display
ing the various garments. The
three centrally located display
windows will be.decorated with
ready-to-wear costumes and ac
cessories. ■
All garments and costumes put
on display or worn by the models,
will be taken directly from the
bulk of the regular stock;nosam
ples will be exhibited for inspec
tion. ; ; ,
Appropriate seasonal decora
tions of'flowers and ferns will
also be used foi* the event.
An orchestra will furnish music
during both sessions of the Fash
ion Show. • '
This is the first, Fashion Show
ever put on by the Efird’s De-
pártment store in the city and is
said to be the biggest the city has
ever witnessed. It is in line w th
' the Fashion Shows of Greensboro
Charlotte, Winston-Salem and
. Asheville and augui’s well for sue
cess,
It is the intention of the local
Efird Department store to put on
the Fashion Shows annually here
after and make them a perman
ent institution in connection with
their regular activities.
for her ideals of good govern
ment, exert that silent but effec
tive power which has made it'
possible for tho active cnmmittoe;
women in Washington, D. G., to
pass the Shepp.'ird-Townei- Act
against tho almost united opposi-|
tion of tho Houso and Senate.
Time To Re-tire
30.X3 Kelly Spring’d Tires $10.00
30x31-2 “ “ 12.00
30x3 “ • “ Tubes 2,(;0
30x3 1-2..................... 2.25
(for a limited time) a free tule
with each easing jjurohascd.
Tru-Jo Auto Polish, per pt. S5c
Differential and transiiis.«inn
grease, per iioun'd . 25c
Cars washed and polished
Wo are jobbers for Sinclair 0 I
and can sell in barrel orhulf bar
rel lot'j at a close price.
Sinclair Tractor Oil per gal. 75c
Sinclair Tractor Oil 5 gal. $.3.00
Free crank case service. Huvo
your crank case drained dnd fill
ed with fresh oil. •
Complete stock of small accoi!-
sories.
Free air, water, and pure distill
ed battery water.
Prompt and courteousflattention
Open at night.
Horn Motor Company
Dealers iri Overland and Willys-
Knight Cars.
I
ШТЕЕРВ18Е. MOCKSVTT.T.PI K. C.
In the last there was a promise Sept. 27.—Definate made to tell about the old Indian that General John!
trails which crossed the forks of »' commander of the]
the Yadkin. American Expeditionary Forces
________ during the World War will at- '
INM AN TBAIL N OW PAVED H.GH-
has — - < . ’
Salisbury’s Most Baborate
f a s h i o n
ifl» liian^iiig^ weanesaay tg do anyi, « the"Forks”. Doubtless the paths "Military Day” at the Fair and
' W ^ \ by the Indians coming up it is now expected that Wednes- ” j,““'aaEBa^ —’Ik H from the south were also the day will overshadow Thursday, "Neither
g ^ j H tjaiia of the deer through the for which is usually the “Big Day” 1
H H |s I I primeval. There was one at the Pair, in ---1 savin» v
T h u r s d a y , O c to b e r 5Ul
Dr. LESTER P. MARTIN
Announce! to tha people of Dftvie Coun
ty lhat he hat moved his office to Mock
•ville, N. C. Call* answered day òr
night. Night Phone 9j Day Phone 71.
THB KlN««lflD8WAYS u " T" ” ucioDer 18,1 ^ , —
It is most interesting to follow Vanderbilt “‘®'' Peopi®.'' *sa*dtha evolution oi .he ooursa of a wSi -
modern highway. It often be- contained in a telegram from Mrs ^gins as a path of wild animals in VanderhiU i-n Pni a ik KinchtrH »mu-.--- .
the wilderness. This was the of S I
case with the paths which cross- plans for makint
the‘‘Forks”. Doubtleisthe paths "Miitaiv DaT’ r
from the south were also tho j... . ... ^ u umi, weanes
TOO»-"bntwe'i»
Women In And
Out Of Office
Th’ fuller with high blood pressui'u
should be purty :carcful how he use»
th’ word, “lliir.".
rWoman’» Home Companion)
Two,years of suffrage have de
veloped some interesting facts a
bout woman’s attitude toward
citizenship. On the whole they
show the same strangfh and the
same weakness that male voters
display. You have the same two
types of women; those who take
an active part in civic aft'airs,and
those who suffer from civic iner
tia.
Of those women who are civi-
cally activé, there are a few who
definitely wish to hold office, with
the avowed purpose of studj ing
practical politics from the inside.
These women believe that by ac
tually holding office they c \n gain
a better perspective on legisla
tion: what is practical and what
is impractical, how desirable leg
islation can be secu'ed, and how
it is obstructed or actually defeat
ed. This fall hundredsof women
throughout the country are run
ning for state legislatures and
Congress Many of these caüdi-
dates admit that they have little
hope of being elected, but they
are willing to enter the race fo/
the sake of the practical experi
ence in politics and for the pur
pose of accustoming the voters
to the thought of women as legis
lators,
Another group of women, by
far the most numerous, are those
who wish tnerely to see tho right
candidate of either sex elected.
To-day these form whut is proba-
We are just in receipt of a big shipment
ofthe FAMOUS STAR BRAND and GOD-
MAN GUARANTEED ALL LEATHER
SHOES. And are now in position to fit ybu
and your family with a quality shoe at a
V,
reasonable price.
Men’s Work Shoes
Ladies’ Shoes . .
Boy’s Shoes . .
Girl’s Shoes , .
We also have a nice lot of Men’s and Wo
men’s GENUINE ELKINS.
Come in and let us show you.
£. C. Sanford Sons Co.
“The Home Of Good Shoes^*
Mocksviile, N. C.
$2.50 to $4,50
$2.25 to $4.75
$2.75 to $4.50
$1.75 to $4.75
E fird’s are going to stage so m e
thing out of the ordinary in F a ll’s
y ^ ■
F ash io n D isplays.
A $2 0 0 ,0 0 0 stock of F a sh io n ’s
latest creations in L adies’ Ready-
to-.Wear displayed on 15 liv in g
m o d e l— T he m ost spectacular
event in the m e rch an d isin g h is
tory of S alisbury.
T he store w ill be fitting ly de
corated in the spirit of A u tu m n .
,
2 S e s s i o n s - A f t e r n o o n• ».
E v ^ m i g ^ 2 ' S ë ^ i o n s
- O r c h e s t r a P l a y i n g
T h r o u g h o u t B o t h —
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E F IR D ’S
D e p a r t m e n t S t o r e
Corner M ain and Bank Streets
Salisbury, - - - N .C.
Kingbird. "That ia most VirtStj/S* way to do It.
I cQD't undcrttnQd any roaion which would make it »enslbl» of m do anything else.”
that? nsked Mr. Kingbird. "You no icholar.”
primeval.. T h ^ew as ¿ e a " u E ^ P a r i f o X i o S
mam trail coming from he south, to America’s greatest war hero f «ke to wund very wlw
on to the gulf and is plamly out- th. ■ l .-But beoHuse Ly « Uk, to ap-
, _______ «.mcu-i make ipeecbM
photograph This Trail crossed State they look down L anr on^vfho*doe«niptiotograpn. j.nis iraii crossea will be asked to send representa- “nderatand the»o word«.
near the point where the South tives to the Fair and units of the . T??““*' conceited, i call it.and Norih Yadkin join. The state’s national guard and a de-1 " ““T?maker of the map outlines this tatchment of t l ^ 3 fror!; Camp'
trail plamly as it passes north- Bragg are expected to be on hand.
ward and forks, one prong going Arrangements for "Military
into the northwest into Tennee- Day” are in the hands of Colonel
see and another eastward and af- Cox and details have not yet ter wards became the bed of the been worked out. It is probable.
Old Plank Road which was incor- however, that the program will
porated in 1848 and wa.s used by ¡„dude a speech by the General
the settlers in this.part of the ¡n the afternoon and some social
country to bring salt and other function in his honor in the even needed supplies as well as mer- i„g_
ehandise to the stores and settlers while the visit of General Per-
piedmont section of the shing will cause attention to be
state. The course of this old concentrated on Wednesday, spe-
plank road has been identified as dal plans are being made for
followmg the old Indian trail by each of the other days of the
Ihe map in the Wachovia Histor- pair. Tuesday will be "Breed-
ial Society which bears the date ers’ Dav”. All of the livestock
II . I . . exhibits will be on display and This old trail by the evolution judging will begin in all depart-
of events is now fast being made ments on Tuesday, Breeders from
B paved throughfare from the other states as well as North Car
mountains to the sea and is known olina will be on hand to see the
as Route 60 on the Highway mao Battle of the Breeds.
of North Carolina. Shallow Ford Following “Military Day” on
was the principal crossing place Wednesday, “College and Foot-
of this old trail although there baH Day” will be observed on
was a near "cut” which had a Thursday. The annual gridiron
crossing lower down the river classic between the University of
just above where the power plant North Carolina and the North
IS on the Yadkin. There was a Carolina Statt College always at-
tracts thousandsbridge here back in the 40’a and
it fell in one summer day after a
four horse team passed over it.
A BIG PAIR-TH INGS TO AMUSE
Everybody nowadays seek cer
tain forms of amusement. It is
the fashion. Amusements when
they are combined with education
are best. I was looking over the
fair catalogue of the Big Fair I which is to be held in Winston-
I Salem October 3rd, 4th, 5th and
6th and there are many featurps
iMLxearjifhichJend-to-educatioiv
well as amusement. Home
economics has a large place. Well
appointed sanitary homes will be
featured. School buildings and
churches, live stock and live stock
judging are featured.
of visitors to
Raleigh, all of whom want to
take in the Fair in the morning
and the evening. Right of way
will be given the football game
in the afternoon, but special ar
rangements will be made to take
care of the collegians before and
after the game.
“Mothers’, Children’s and Flow
er Day” will be observed on Fri
day, the last day of the Fair.
Children will be privileged visi
tors during the day and every
visitor to the gi-ounds will be pre
----MWfc Muttiueu OCnot knowing everythin* In the world.
“I meant, Mr. Elogblrd, that I hare
nevei' seen any reaion tor coming
around where people were and ke«i>- Ing quiet about It.
“We might juat aa well stay where
It is quiet If we’re going to be m quiet.
“We're sensible, though. W* come
where there Is a lot of life and where
there Is a lot ot going on, and where
there are farmers and their families and friends.
"We only stay for a short time. We
ion't arrive until quite late in the
spring and we leave In tbe middle of
the summer, as a rule, or at the end
ot the summer at tbe very latest
"W’e don't wait until late In the au
tumn to leave, nor do we welt until
the weather Is cold.
"It 18 better to make sure that we
won’t be around for any cold weather
than to take any chances.
"The eggs were beauAtul thu year,
weren't theyi" Mrs. Kingbird continued.
"Ves," Mr. Kingbird answered, “tlw.v
were very lovely. They were so
creamy white and the little red spots
on them were so gay and pretty.
"Then they hatched out Into very
fine young birds, tool’’
“I cannot* help but admire them,"
said Mrs. Kingbird.
"I think we bring up the children
well,’’ she said, "In regard to the way
we do not let them dress In too grownup a fashtou.
"You wear an orange crown, but
tliey do not have the orange crown
Dr. R. P. ANDERSON,
DENTbT
Residence Phone 87 Office Phone Б0
Mocksviile, N. C.
Baxter Byerly, M . D .
Office Over Drug Store.' Office Phone
No. 31; Residence No. 25.
COOLEEMEE, N.C.
D R . W . C. M A R T IN
In Connection With General Practice
Gives Special AttenUon To Eye, Ear,
Nose, and Throat. Also Fit Spectacles.
Phones; Residence 9. Office 71.
MocksvUle,N.C.
G. V . G R E E N , M .D .
Office at Fork Church
Leave Calls at H. S. Davis* Store
Advance, N. C. Route 2.
Dr. E. C. Choate
DENTIST
COOLEEMEE, N. C.,
Office over Cooleemee Drug Store
P hrtnoQ Residence Na. 64 r n o n e s Office No. M
liiiiHBHiiiiaiiiiaiSiaiH'jinicis'ici'
N. & s. AUTO LINE
Operating Daily Between
Salisbury, M ocksviile and W inston-Salem.
GOING NORTH
Leave Salisbury 8 a. m. and 4 p. m.
Arrive Mocksviile 9 a. m. and 5 p. m.
Arrive Winston-Salem 10 a. m. and 6 p. m.
GOING SOUTH
Leave Winston-Salem 8 a. m. and 3:30 p. m.
Arrive Mocksviile 9 a. m. and 5 p. m.
Arrive Salisbury 10 a. ni. and 6 p. m.
Fare Salisbury to Mocksvillo”
Fare Mocksviile to Winston*Salem
Cars leave Yadkin Hotel, Mocksviile Hotel and the Zinzen-
dorf. Ask the clerks for information.
The schedule is convenient to spend the day in either ci y
or to transact business along the line. Our cars are big com
fortable, easy-riding Hudsoiis and our drivers are careful ar d
experienced. Try this service when you want to go.
Winston-Salem Phones 162 & 29 Salisbury Phones 77 & 7S
"SAFETY FIRST—SERVICE ALW AYS"
SHOOT THE JOB WORK IN!
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prizes o pe n TO DAVIE CITIZENS
While the fair is a Forsyth
county fair yet there are certain
prizes open to surrounding coun
ties. In the Live Stock Depart
ment ther are $50 in prizes open
to Davie farmera. For best herd
bull and best herd a substantial
money prize is oifered. Also in
the Live-At-Home prizes there is
in prizes open to Davie coun-
sented with a flower, dogwood
blossoms having been designated
for that purpose.
ISThe more deserving a man
of adverse criticism the eaiser he
is insulted.
CLEAN SEED
WHEAT
We would advise
you farmers to
clean your seed
I itie beat sort. Friday Oct, 6th
'lie schcol children of Davie will '•i admittf d free.
In speaking of amusement wo
'’ill not leave out the theatres fi r
Ibere are large numbera of coun
folk who patronize them,
«ich numbers as Al Fields Min
pel Sept. 20th, Merry Widow
28th, The Under Dog Sept.
^th and among the movies The
eternal Flame, with Norma Tal-
Wge as the star the early part If the
••• IJI1/.CS open 10 uavie coun-|
amusement, w h e a t t h o r O U ffh lyand fireworks are to be of |or buy dean wheat
then clean your
fields;- this winter
build sheds to put
your wheat in be
fore tryingtothresh
or quit the wheatj
business..week,
play is “The Fast
Another—great
Mail,”
21st, 22nd and 23rd.
' “HiOK Quirky’
"^'naton-Salem, N. C,
"W* Drui Alike."
until they are older. That Is very right ond proper.
“I dress as you do, In grayish feaCh
ers, and with a whitish front-plec*.
Our tails are edged with white, too.
"I don’t mean to say that either of
us has more than one tall, for It
sounded that way when I spoke of the
way our tails were edged.
“What I meant to say was that each
of our tails had a white edging.
“Yes, we dress alike. We have tbe
same tastes, too. We don’t like
crows. They’re such big, noisy crea
tures. We lUfe to drive them away,
and annoy them.
“We like the same places they dot
That Is one of the reasons why we do
not like crows.
'We like farm yards and orchards,
and so do they)
•Of course, we’re as noisy as they
are; but then, our noise Is pleasant
and theirs Is foolish. Though, after all,
I suppose It It all In the point of
view.
"I suppose It Is.’’
“I suppose so," said Mr. Kingbird.
"IJut then, as we said, we believe li)
beinc noisy, because we might as well
let folks know we are here as long a*
wo are herd And It Is good to make a
nulse. It keeps things lively.
"Ah, I see some Insects I Let ua
have dinner."u*
НогП'Johnstone Co.
Manufacturers of ‘T hat
Good Kind of Flour.”
Bobby Was Safe.
In spite of repeated warnings trom
his father, little Bobby persisted U
driving nails Into bloclis 'and boards.
He had arrived at the play-at-carpen-
ter stage.
One uicimlnK dad heard the fa
miliar pounding, and looking out he
suw Bobby banging away—his llttU
-ststBr-Mnry-glttlnfTlteside^hlm;
“Haven’t I told you, 'Bobby, that
you will smash your fingers If yon
drive noils?" the father asked.
"Yeu, I know, dad, but Mary's holil-
lug tlie nalL"-.-Tlt-BlU, London.
^a^Sigs Grow
whjen you install a
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H O T BLAST H EATER
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w J' HE famous Hot Blast Draft in this i f remarkablef stove burns all the combustible gases from the fuel—under-draft
stoves waste this valuable portion of the fuel.
That is why Cole’s Original Hot Blast Heaters are guaranteed to consume one-third less fuel
than any under-draft stove of the same size.
Stop and think what this saying will mean to you with coal at its present price.
R E M E M B E R :
Cole's Original Hot Blast will—Save one-third your fuel—
Burn any fuel—
Hold fire thirty-six hours!
Step in today, and let us show you this great fuel saver.
C. G. Sanfords Sons^ Com pai^
Read T he Enterprise. S I QCLææe.
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I D r e s s e s ' |
I A ll Materials—M any New Ones, for this |
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I $13.75, $16.75, $19.75 to $49.75 |
I B e a u t i f u l C o a t s |
I $16.75 to $79.50 I
I S e r v i c e a b l e S u i t s |
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I Tremendous Stocks for
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alioad and write the pivjcluniation
and .sinn Ills name lo it, which
Mr. Patton did. "and it is the
best siato paper 1 ever issued,”
lie declared. “ Tlie e.xposition,”
.said the jrovornor“ is a strange,a
wonderful thing— I dont know
w hattocnllit.” Ho h idAiewed
the e.xhibits and was greatl.v im
pressed by the mai'velous show
ing made by the Carolinas. With
the slates c(!-operatin!i, he said
that the exposition would do
great deed for their business and
commerce. Tho p.xposition is a
success, he dec'arcJ, and he told
the audience that ho would sign
futher st£ite papers whenever
Mr. Patton, Clarence Kuestev
or Colonel Kirkpatrick wanted
him to.
“ Made in Carolina” is asucess
ho declared, “ because there is
more industrial activity in the.|
two states than in any other two
states in the union, according to
population. The exposition illu-
strate.s thecommercial daring and
nianufacturing ability of the Car
olina,” he said.
PROGRESS IN NORTII CAROLINA
As to North Carolina, she
stands first in per acreulanted to
gricuUure South Carolina is
closebehinJ. Only Massachusetts
ahead of North Carolina in textile
manufacturing, and again South
Carolina is near at hand; taken
together, tbe Carolinas, one
people, with their cotton produced
and manufactured surpass in
value the textile wealth of Bay
State. ‘‘We do big things in all
lines,” he said.
“ North Carolina is possessed
by a mighty spirit, a progressive
patriotic and a -sacred spirit,”
the governor pointed out “ I don’t
know who put it there, but it is
n the hearts of the people. Its
orgin offers a great study. It
grips us and we are moved by it
to do those things that ought to
be done. Lot us go on unafraid,
educating the children, taking
better care of God’s broken anc
defective, moving forward in
material progress. If therd
any truth, if there is any truth,
if there is any religion unless we
do care adequately for the unfor
tunate beings in our sente, we
will surely rot and decay and go'
down to destruction. Let us bet
ter organize our agricultural lifo,
increase, tremendously increase,
our lish and sea food resources,
and in every Ime make the wealth
we need to apply to the church
and of glorious democracy. Our
state mc'Ving- (oward Ihe dis
charge of its duties as a common
wealth, moving wiih a majesty
that excites tho admir,ition of
the who'e United States, A
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H osiery and D ry Goods
arriving every day.
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perfcct government of tho peo
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EA8H10N S110\V AT
ROSENBACtiER’S
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ELBAVILLE NEWS James Ferebee Dead Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Clouse,
and Miss Clara Martin spent
Sunday with Mr. John Marlin,
of Hanes.
,............... , , . Miss Sallie Smith, who wont to
Wednesday and wa9bumdrhurs Mocksville last week to take up
work at the telephone exchange,
Mr. Janies Ferebee, age 7S
died at his home near Cana last
Miss Lula Lyons, of the Twin
City, spent last week wilh hci
mother, Mrs. Emma Lyons.
Mr. T. J. Ellis, Jr., of Win I dav at Wesley's Chapel at eleven
ston-Salem, spent the week-entl io’clock. Rev, N. S. Needham his week-end with her
with his parents. i P^stur conducted the tuneral. and .
Mrs. Guy Shoaf and children, beS'Txm ne in h e llT L - ''''■Ellis Stevens, Charlotte an T j ^ ^ ¡ able t^o fill his regular app;.inl-
S S S S ^ e r h : r : . S i r wife and children ^
T t^ th e Í b o L t í r ; havmg preceded hun o the grave V o were in-
¿ r T , years ago. Mr Ferebee ^ash
Mr. and Mrs. George Tucker, .cpent several year.s of his life in
and children spent Sunday in Xexas returning 0 e only a few
Winston Salem. ; years ago. He has been a mem-
Mrs. C. L. Markland h.ft last 'ber of the church since early
Saturday for her horns in Noi- childhood and was a good Chris-
folk Va. ’'an man Among the relatives
-„r T. n , .1 c attending the funeral from here Mr. W. B. E'lH and motlnr.^of :^^.^^,,^. j p
Miss Inez Niiylor, a'ld Rev. H.
Penry.
Winston-Salem, sp^nt Su..da>
with Mr. and Mr.i. 'I'. J. Ellis.
Messrs. G. T. and G. A. Tuc'.i-
er, and Mrs. Tucker spent Satur
day in Mocksville.
Mr. J. G. Fo.sto.'- spjnt Satur
day in Mocksville on business.
.SMI'ril GROVE NEWS
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Clawson
and Mis3 Connie Smith,ofMcore3
Mr. G. B. Myet.-i, of the lwin-|yj Sunday guests of
City, spent the week end wiUiI ,VII., and Mrs. G. C. Hendrix,
hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. David .viiss Ulizabeth Hendrix accom-
;p:iniod them homo fora short
Mr. .J:leni'y_EoslGr '• spent .Sun-!~visit;------------------------------------J—
day with Mr. Frank Trucker. Miss Nan Fo.?ter, who has been
with us. —
Mr. Paul Smith, of Salisbury,
spent Sunday with his father,
Mr. W. J. Smith.
Rev. C. R. Johnson, Baptist
minister, of Mocksvi!!?, began a
few days revival meeting at tbo
scho )1 house Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Taylor
made a business trip to Win.stoii
one dny last week.
Mrs. R. E. Williams spent last
vveek at Dulins, wilh her father,
Mr. A. L. Ellis.
Mr. Wiley Beeding and Ollie
Uoty, of Winston-Salem, were
weok-end visitors here.
Miss Jewe.ll Taylor entertained
a few of her friends Saturday
night,--_cekiIuaLtLagAe.rJuHMa.v:
great New liorker tmancier toln
me that Ntrth Carolina was the
‘Ohio of the south’ ai.d c6u!d get
the money she wanttd to use for
the great purpose for which, mil
lions are being exper'dexl now.”
Going back to Mr, Clarkson’s
reference to the “ Morrison ad
ministration” the governor said
such references were only a con
venient way of pointing out
period of time in ihe state’s his
tory. There was no ‘‘Kilchin
administration,” no Vance ad
ministration,” no “ Aycock ad
ministration,” no “ Morrison ad
ministration,” These have been
periods in the onward march of
North Carolina. “ I did not ori
ginate any of ¡.he b g things that
are being done now,” he said,
and make no claim for originat
ing them. He has been the ser
vant of the state, only having
had the opportunity to throw
himself into the fight for pro
gress. This he said in his inaug
ural, he pointed out. All tiie
great deeds of North Carolina
come from the hearts of the peo-
)le. The school, road and asy-
um program is their program,he
declared-not his. He saw that
the people were determined to
go forward, f.o he fought for
their program and “ ma In- the
biggest bear fight any p I'Ucian
ever had made in thi c untry.”
He scoffed at the i oa tl-at he
was the good roads rhi i'. “ Why
Roy Kirkpatrick ca' g tni'-.vears
before I was govorii h , a^ul pir
me to work on th ' roadi^!” he
said, amid laugh ter,____
Of much interest to the women
the Fall fashion show that is
being conducted at Rosenbach-
er’s store in Winston-Salem on
Trade street. “ VVe are Bringing
aris to You” is the slogan that
greets the eye of the passerby,
and' those who have visited the
store and examined the many
beautiful displays are convinced
hat the slogan is surely being
carried out, The window displays
REPORT OF CONDITION OK
BANK OF DAVIE
MOCKSVILLE, N. C.At the close of business Sept, 15, 1!)22.
RESOURCES:Loans ancl discounts $-12G.5f)8 77
Overdrafts, .secured nnd . unsecured lo
U. S. lioridsand Liberty. Bonds 2fi,u50.uu Banking Houses, Furniture and Fixtures 2,E09.5'J
cash in vault & net amounts
due from Banks, Bankers &Trust Companies 24,9li«.IO
Cash items held over M hours Checks for clearing 5.011.51
Total $i89,’729,::3
LIABILITIES:Capital stock paid in 550,000. >0
Surplus Fund 5l,OU(i.(iO
Undivided profits, less cur-
run L expenses and tu.xes paid 705.21 Bills payable lO.UOO.f^U
n^posits Biihjwf: ^rl i>hnnk 127are most attractive and lew.of
ihe feminine sex can I’tsist the
temptation to stop and admire
the smartness and attractiveness
of Ihe styles displayed.
One window of this handsome
store is displaying an evening
gown in Paris’ atest' fabric,
Matallese,” silver cloth, show
ing the proper accessories, in
cluding footwear, luxurious ost
rich fans and other things neces
sary in making up the fall cost
ume.
In another window there is an
attractive display of luxurious
soft fabrics developed into suits
portraying the new style feat
ures, and which ,are elaborately
trimmed with exquisite long felt
fura so fashionable this season.The suits are in soft pleading-the lovely twill cn-ds and kindred
tones, which are in contrast to i fabrics, are a profusion of soft
the smart new hats in such strik- finished lines, such as gerona, a-
ing new sh.idos ai glycerine, mandale, panvelaine and kindred
brick zinc and other«. goods.
Cashier’s checks'outstandinR 1,»29.;12 Time Certificates ol: Deposit
"Due on or atter 30 Days, lG0,7C:t.ilii
Savings Deposits 80,00J.»i
Accrued interest duedepositors l.noo.ul)
Total ‘ $4S9.72i).a:t
State of North Carolina, County uf •
Davie, Sept. 25th ,1922.1, J. P. Moore, Cashier of the aliovi.' named bank, do solemnly swear tiiat
the above statement is true to thu ln‘st of my knowledge and belief.
.J. F. MOORE. Cashitii-.
Subscribed and sworn to before in>i
this 25th day of Sept; 1922,S. M. Ca l l , J r.¡N otary Public.
My commission expires July 31, l!)2i. Correct—Attest:
J. F. HANES,E. L. GAITHER,J, B. JOHNSTONEDirectors.
anniversary. She was the re-
Mr. T. J. Ellis aml\ daughter, at Hanes for the past few months ¡cipient of several nice presents, | ].,g
ildr^d, took in the fair at Tyro , came home Saturday to &tay a All seemed to enjoy tho occasion' m-eatdomocrn/'y.wiMildr
Saturd«y.Ifew wi?eky.very 'much.
LOOKING-TO 'ПТК FUTURH.
We must go on wisely, f cono-
"building a
ith South (J-.\ro-
inti going with us side by side,
'..i*Oeiky
go
exhibited on all
every direction.
s'yles
sides and in are lofty with thoir trimmings of
fine furs, notwithstanding many
The distinctive new handbags,' coals prove tobe completely smart
hosiery, gloves, footwear, etc ,
portray many new ideas, causing
interest to be doubled when one
finds that those match in perfect
harmo-i.v the elaborate showings
of suits, frocks, coats, blouses
and millinery to be seen on the
second fioor in tho ready-to wOar
and millinery sections.
Of particular interest to those
who aro exponents of style, are
thejiew^fracl^in thn wnnrierhil
new shacles oflaiin iTrkn^fo3c7
fallow, as well as t'ie ric.v blues
and browns which »¿em in var
iety limitless.In suit! and coats aside from
without any touches of fur.
And Millinery! Here is proba-.
bly where the women are lingn'-
ing longer on their visits to tlw
store, “ Paris says hats mu^tei 1'
er be small or large and this fea
ture is very pronounced in tl'*"' the exquisite showing,altho tlitre
are hats of medium size for those
who can wear no other.”
The Rosenbachers firpi
known exponents oLfashiP.» "I
qualfty merchandise and such a"
opening as this probably exceeds
in many ways their unquestion
able roputalion for fashion open'
ings of wide spread importaiu'e-
r
Mocksville Enterprise
. VOL. VI.
SfiiJTIlERN POWER CONPANV >
TO INSÍALL NEW ADDITIONS
Two Steam Plant Addition.s, Last Night’s Blaze Was in
Representing 60,000 Horse
power, To Be Constructed
- ......Y OF ) UKl OsK a n d UNllf-lINT, FIDELn'Y TO OUR COUNrV AND OUR FL\G ISOUR AIM AND PURPOSE.
- - MOCKSVILLE, N. C„ THURSDAY, OCTOBEr 's, I S
ATLANTA HAS SF X o i a ' Z ‘ "m r t "
flRF. WiTIIIN A WEEK M a k e O n e M i s e r
a b l e ? — F a i t h f u l N a t u r e
A PliSfE Of 200 MEN SArS CANNEO HEAT ■
HUNTING FOB MIllE«: HAS POffEBFUl
Charlotte, Sept. 30 —The co:i-
■ Hti'iiction of two steam plant ¡id-
dilions that will further provide
.•liiainiit contingencies of low wat
or and other emergencies will ie
stiirt'd atonce by the Southern
I’nwor company, according to ¡in
a- iMiunc msnt of W. S. Leo,vii e-
))'<>sidunt and chief engineer.this
uriernoon. Cuntracts have been
closed and work will begin at
(1I1C0.
The additiiir.s arc to tho Mount
Holly st'iam plant, 40,000 hors'>
pinver; and the Eno steam plant,
;;0,0II0 horsepower; the total ne w
Konerating capacity being (10,000
hor.sepower. This will more than
double the capacity of existing
.sicam plants and will assure for
tl:i> industtie.^, cities and towns
in the two Carolinas which do-
|)i’'id,iipfin this company for pow
er as nearly 100 per cent service
a - modern, engineering practices
and capital investment can make
it.
Since the construction work be
iiari the demand for power in ¡\11
parts of the territory served by
the company has been very active
.so that months before the pla> ts
wjll be put in commission, tho
company has teen compelled to
withdraw from the power mar
ke-.
Same Place as Before and
Does $300,000 Damage , ^ Hov,' old are you?” wo asked an old colored man the othsr
;(.ay, to which Muostion the old uncle replied, “Well, Cap’iji, I’s je.s’
old as mah IhougliLs—no younger, likewise no older.” “ But« O ' (U . ■ r i ; ( * . , -- UUL
t loniRlit ill tlio ' thoughts?’' wo asked. “Well siilvy ilat's ’ponclm’
: iothi!'g c.tupany huid 'f" t-hoiiglit.s -.vhat I’s thinkin. When everything go
iVnilohall slrcol, which' snioolh like, dat's when I’s sho’ ter think young, but when
«Ö A N D WHITE
MAN TREATED ALIKE
Salisbury, Sept. 30.-Incounly
court a white man and nefiro
were tried fo.'- handling whiske ,/.
The negro was said to be f e
middleman selling the whiskey
for the white man on commission.
He pleaded guilty and was fined
$100 or four months ontheroa(!.i.
Tiio white man was found gui'ty
and fined .$300 or eight mont'is
on the road. With this provii- >,
that il the negro was unable ;o
pay his fine the while man wot id
not be allowed to ]):iy out b it
must alho JÎO to t;ie roads wilh
the negro.
Atlanta, Gil., Si pt. ;:10, - Fi:o
broke out
Ei.seman ('
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auíVere l heivily in the blaze a; '’"Ugh, likewise hick done gone bad, dat’s when I’s
wetk ago, cauMus.-, udditional loC hinkin’ old, an’ dat's when I’s old, to-be-.sho.” Well, perhaps the
es ('stimated at ü'í^Od.ÜtíO ;old colored mair.s philosophy has more truth in it after all, than
The flames ;;re bvliev. il t ) have'we w,)uld bo willing to admit. A man maj' grow old i*i.‘years, and
started in Uv- third On, rol t!ie|hccoine infirm in body, but why .should he become grouchy' li.^i-
building liom :,n un !(rt-imin'd| les.s, and always .see the dark yide of the picture? Now, as the
cause anci spread rapidly through I old darkey wont on, a boy may rip a toe open with the wood
un iT’’ '•'».V-'*. perhaps weeks, he must go on crulche.?,
j,e ciowd.-». How ver, the hiv but ho is never blue. Why then, should his grandfather who
h.'i.-: scon perlia]);; eighty or moro years of life, become bliu! b-j-
c:'.usu his rheum.iti.sm puts him in Ihe .same fix the boy is who
wounds his lop? The boy knov.'s he can take up the chase again
wht-re he left oil', where the grandfather perhap.s' knows it is all
up with him, but why worry anyway? Perhaps life has been
spent in a bit of selfish raco_ and the desiretl end has not been
attained. Perhaps we have expected too much for self and have
striven too hard in that direction, and now that we see our pot
project goinj'- forever beyond (Uir reach, we liegin to sour in our
disposition for no other reason than that lifo has been selfishly
Boys, we should put our best into the deal, and then go
j along content wilh the result. Old age is the crowning glory uf.
Birmingham, Ala. .S’ept. 30, -1 :i life well spent, or it is the loathsomo end of a life .selfishly.
Death cam-' to Orlando Han's'and wrongfully .spent- Perhaps personal vanity has been the
Spin.son, Hirmingham. | cause of more misery thiui a'l other weaknesses attending human
Two years ago young Spinson,; nature,
it is .statfd, a"cidenta>lyswallow-
was h-:;ld to the L'li'en an liiiildiio!
and Ihe rear <ml of L-P-M у1ог(>
adjoinin;i
Losses to tli(! Eiseman ccmiian;,
wei о osti üütul at $100,01)0 oii
the buildimi and $17;i,000 on the
stock and fixtun s.
COCHtE BUliH INTilE
L U I CAUSES IJEATll. I 'S :'
ed a cock'o burr. For some time
he exiierienccd no ill clfect->.
Negro Who Killed John Sut- Survives Shot of Poison And
ton Thought to Be Surround I Pays Fine; “Everybody U
od By Armed Citizens | Drinking It” “
Kinston, Sept. 30. — Dispassi<’n| Wichita, Kan,, Sept. 30.-In '
ately, and with no semblance of Kansas, went “ dry” while little ’■
mob spirit. 200 men armed with, old New York thought talk i>f
sholj'uns and rifios gradually re-inati<nvil prohibition .was a 'joke,
diiced their lines an und an area^tliey dc peculiar things nowadnys
two miles long and 200 yards'lo get the “ a’coholic blues.” '
wide at the edge of this city at: Canned heat is .the latest drink
dusk, Rfokini; Jam- s Miller,negro and it might well be called “ c n-
rumrunner,who last evening shot ned dynamite.” '
and falally wounded John Sutton I Sumner Gre<?n in police cour,
promin-;!nt phn'er. Miller v'.as said his very complete si:ale of in •
believed to be in the narrc.w toxic ition han been caused by
Neuse river SAamp, deep in wa.-jdrinking what they sell in li tlo
er in places, but ofTering ideal re-.^c3ns to' light under one burner
portable stoves. „
“ It was highly recommend tl
to me,” he ^told the judge. “ I.; ;
can testify it has a very power-^
fulkick.” . , S :
“ Everybody J s drinkjng it,”
Green said. “ I never knew n-
1,'out it until they recomrcended
it t ) mo.” ' , - :
“ Canned heat,” according to
chemists, contains ‘ wood alcohol
a deadly poison but strange to re
I'lte Greene survived the “ shot”
he took and was able to pay n $10 .
fine for his fxperionce.
Autumn is here again with 'the fulfillment of the promise of
the year. Soon the fields will have beeh gleaned of the. pricelessMoro rocently he complaiiied <.f Z ! ‘ he. pnceless
feeling ili. He was taken to ai “ Panorama of scarlet, purple and
locai hospital, where an X-ray i the promise of
examination'r’övealf-d the cockle : farmer trusted his hard-earned cash, the sweat of
j )iis face and the sti-engi)i of his arm, and well has he been repaid,
The Appeal
Oliiirluito Obberver
The case of the Asheville s i к
or who kidnapped a boy and m-
Cdivinji a sentence of a coujilf .if
ni ii.lhs, made appeal to the h.i; h
or court and drew five years in
the IK nitentiary, will alws.vs
st ind out аз a striking examp'e
in tho court annals of'this Stale,
and ono that-may bo p:)inted to
as evidecice that it docs rot : 1-
wa.vs pay Lo appeal. The case ..f
tho Greensboro merchant, win m
tho Ku Klux ran to bay becm r.e
of a crime which he endeavor d
to lay at their door, is anotl or
example. He did not get a :u-
(b cci.i sentence, but he was h r-
^oii to ent' r Fubmi.4sion as a gi; 1-
ly m-m aid had to go to i lie
ro id-', too b..or. It had come о
"'Hcli a p.is8 ill thi.s.State that t о
1 iwyors for a fellow who w.<i d
Kot into court wirh if bt:d-lc.ok''.-,g
C'lse would liavG the “ appeal” , r-
’'■'uiged before-hand. ТЬя hit;-1-
ci'-ui)s on the b?nch huveevid :it
I.V nrikinif note of the ))roced'iire
' 'n tlio iower courts and li'u o
tii‘<lo up their minds In meet tl о
i^it'ialion. At any rate, ( vonts
Ilu* higher courts rocently have
■«-rter.xl-ed" in"'fiiscouragemenli-of-
tho hasty ару^а!.:.
burr Icdged in his right lung. i----------------. : ,---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Death followed within a few; ‘o'’ reward'is such a crnp'^ns has neyer before been surpassed
days. ! I'iii’ely ever seen. What forceful reminder could there be,
I of the divine love and care of the Creator, yet how many of us
W p i IMi R ln w in o- Avvnv «"'eloss of tho-beauty and solemnity of
v r e d llll DIUWIIIJ, JIJ., .,„(1 un-appreciative of the love that has so abund-
;antly blessed. Cold and un-rosponsive must be that soul that
firecnsboro Now.'i can,behold the beauties of Autumn, listen to the myrid voices, and
The ques'ion whether the .so:'tjreap the bounties of her treasure store, and in all feel not a new
roads—top soil, pand-clay r.nd desire to sing the good old song “ Praise God li’rom Whom All
gravel-repi’.'sent waste of mon- JJlussings Flow.”
ey is not a practical one. Ti:e' The varied industries of man may go forth and fulfill the
summer of l!)21 was heard on pi-omise of figs with nothing but leaves. Workers may go on
those roads. .Many miles ha- o ..,trikc and wars may ruin the hopes of a few generations at a
been added to them this year,ai blow, hut tho fields are sure. It is the promise of nature
a summer that was, for tho ni jst; rullill its part to the letter, and so it will do, but no more,
part, ideal weather lor thoir ' in like proportion wu reap, and while we reap let us
keep, has gone out in a diou;;! Coi-gel the .soiirce from whence the harvest came,
th it is costing Sta.e r.ni coun .suppose lies a real fairy land of easy .suticess. Some
an immenno suni eveiy t,:.\ jrroove to which they are fitted, while young. S.ome
M squandered a storehouse of fine energy,
btuity I' lll u loat.s.l 1 I. I I'ofil Miifl finan nbt;prv.ntínn, while somp .-iiv» n
fugo for a iiundred persons.
Densely ir.atted undergrowth ob-^
slructed the searchers’ progieis
The local populafon paid little
h od Traffic wended its way thru
a lino of guards on a causeway
leading through the-swamp with
in sight of the posse. Miller was
briieved to ba armed. 'Ihough
liero was no talk of violence,
there was reason to believe he
would be brought out of tho
swamp dead if located. The
searchers were prepared to shoot
at sisht. Miller’s crime was ex
ceptionally cold-blcoded.
Tonight the .sheriff’s fofce was
divided, and a posse rushed to
Woodington, five miles away,
whore a county motorcycle offi
cer said he saw Miller late today.
The negro was surprised at a
whiskey still raided by I he ofii
cer, but escaped. The latter was
confident of tho identification.
USED HIS BIHD TO
AOVEBTISE HOOTCH.
Ijiisited on the aiijuccnt lands'. ap
Ho who travels tiirough Nor h
Carolina travels through :i cloud
of dust. It is expensive duit.
Thes=> roads arc profitable, b.;t
the suno iiionoy inv. st-d in d'lr
able roadway is mucli more p o
filable. Tl'.o soil r.iad-i aro i (>c-
oisaiy. Till peoj'le nnirt iii.ve
roacis, a-.d i' h out of iho qii ■ -
tion to I'UiM I).000 iiiilos < f Slate
road, and u!:i >.v M.ousand-i in; re
of county road, exrept ov.'r :i
long term of years, of po'niai oiit
construction.
Guilfoi'il county iso'-i i-'^l-i"g ^
million dollars on roads, in ttis
sense, that if the million do'lar.s
wore spsnt on Slone ro d.s, tac'i
dollar would support much mo;e
tiMflic than the dollar S(o;;l on
«■»il iwiils. Huf th.-’ i rac'icai pro
bl in in Giiilioiil 1»
that of iho Stat': the i oopl-
must have road.s. 'I hey deiniu d
them, a'ld r-ro willing to nay f'n
and accoiJi tho b ';^t that can be
furni-hed.
Tho b:-n9.'':ictor V-ho will dis
cover a method of ii'oat iii ntth.'it
will protect s il 10 ids against fine
woa-hor will seive thi.-> ^on-rn-
ti -n mo.-t VHluably. He would
0 nfer more ben; fit on mnre i).''i<"
])'■ ihan Macadian h:\s.dono In
ventors h'lvo leen and' are at
work,-- CommiislaiLC.JilSiLJl'iî
been experimenting with thoir
lifelong failure, because they never Isarn that the ground under
a hurry. This.,is one of the greatest obstacles in the path of the
youth of this generation. The world is moving along at electric
speed. Everything is speed, and the result is we skim over many
la golden opportunity too speedily lo take note oT it, even if our
;yes were on the present aud not fastened on the distant horizon
Many a man h:is failed in life because he was in too great
their feet has ;ilw;iys held as much treasure as any of those blue
hills that dot the hori/,on. Whatevei- is worth doing is worth do-
iiiii well, and that with a mind free from flurry for \vhat the fu
ture may hold. Something may turn up out there, but the best
v.’uv to be ready for it is to t.ake hold of what has already turn-
.d np.
duits, and the' dovei )))mor.ts
:ir ■ not without promi-o.
A pretty stilf price couid bo
paid for a proc ss that would
ko p lh .‘ road m'.torii.ds logeUior
I'or thaf is the f'lndamontal difll-
ciiliy. Wet w a'.hor, oven free-
/.e.i and thaws, do tl'.o roads no
(iiiduring dam:xge. Tiiey can al
ways bî imt in U'ood condition tv,
К-.in, as long as Iho stulf th-y|
lire made of remains. Water ctir-|
rii.'S olf only such of tho material
as has beon first reduced lo pow-¡
der by tho sun, and dry-weather
trailic.
PAYS HER BROTHER’S
fARE TO FUNERAL.
The man who refuses to trust
anyone eiss lia.i made everybody
suspicious of hi'n.
Cincinnati. 0 lio,Sept. 30.— Al
though sho left an eslate valued
at .$-I2,000, Mrs. Louisa Stern,
p irt owner of the Atlantic Hotel,
in this city, .specified in her will
that hor executors shoulJ pay all
dxponses incurred by her broth
er, Sol Ziegler, of New York, in
case he attended her funeral.
This part of the bequest was in
addition to the residue of the
estate l-jft to Ziegler after chari
table gifts and Mrs. Stern’s share
of Iho hotel property had-been
"deiluciea, ..........
Pittsburgh, P,a„ Sept. 30.—
Verily the ways of hootch distii-
butors aro tricky. They invent
new ruses most every day fo slip
something ovor on Mr. 'Volstead’s
enforcement agents. Here’s the
very latest. •
Joe Sovoatnaka lives in Mifiin
Township, this county. It’s^a
rural and mountainous section,
with a scattering of houses, and
some of them inhabited by forei
gners. Joe has a pet canary ho
calls “ Vodka.”
Joe prosperdd greatly, as he
made and sold the prohibited
stufi'.
County Detective “ Miice” Mc
Dermott is a most suspicious old
soul. He has nosed around Mif
flin Township quite a bit. He
observed that the canary ‘Vodka’
was on the front porch only on
certain days and evenings. A
day or two ago he was walking
along tho street, and “ Vodka”
was hung out and singing for
dear life.
“ I wonder why that wheezy
old bird is out there today?” mut
tered McDermott. So he enter
ed Sovostnaka’s home. He con
fiscated everything but the bird.
He took back to the c:»urthouse a
still and some moonshine liquor.
McDermott informeil county
aiithoritioa that Sovoslnaka used
his singing bil'd to hawk his
wares and let his “ regular trade”
know when ha v,'as ready to sup
ply them. The bird was the sales
man.
Now Sovoitnalaa i.s in jail hero
charged with .violating the 18th
Amendment,
A trustful wife ia one who
doesn’t inquire too closely into
hubby’s doings, because sho
knows it she did she, svould lose
■faitlrin him." " -
The Campaign Is On.
Winston-Salem Journal. :
With Governor Morrison and
Josephus Daniels both speaking
on the same night in Western
North Carolina, the pethocratjc
campaign in this State may tiow
be said to beon in earnest. While
this is what ia known as an off-
year, with no President or Gov
ernor or United States Senator to
elect, nevertheless the campaign
promises to be a lively one. .
There are ten Congressmen
standing for election. All mem
bers of the General Assembly of
North Carolina must also be elect
ed. And then, there are the
county ofiicers. To the average
citizen it means more to have the
right sort of men on the board
of county commissioners, and in
other responsible positions of
authority in the county than to
elect some man President or Gov
ernor or Senator.
It^.aIiauIfJ be I'omembered-alsol
’• m
I
that the future of North Carolina
depends on the sort of men who
are sent to the Legislature this
year. These men are to say
whether the State is to go for- ~
ward or backward in the matter
of schools and roads and other
things that promote real progress ■
in a civilized country.
Governor Morrison is forgoing
ahead. He has his hands-to the
plow. In his first campaign
speech the Governor took hia
stand on the repord and is stand
ing there with his face, to the
front and one foot lifted ready
for the next step. He maintain
ed the same position in His Ashe
ville speech Friday night. If the
Governor can .help, it, there will
Le no back-peddhng on the road
and school program, in health
work or in any other good thing
the State has undertaken.
In this position the Governor
was heartily seconded by Mi\
Daniels in a speech at Hickory on
tha same night. There was a
ti mo wiien Mr. Morrison was
rated as an ultra-conservativu
and Mr. Daniels as a too wildly
progressive Democrat. But both
are standing on the same plat
form now, roaring to go. ^
In the meantime,
not being advised tojforgetit