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TÜRRENTINE NEWS
SMITH GROVE NEWS DULINS NEWS
M r s . B e t H en d rix -, b e tto r k n o w n
•a s G r a n n y H e n d r ix , is r ip h t s ic k
n n d Tvns c n m 'c d to th e iio m e o f
A e r d n u tr iite r , M r s . .T. W . S li« e k
la B t w e e k , w o h o p e t iin t G r a im y
• w ill a o o ii b e ¡iljle t o 'r e t iir n to h e r
J i o m e ,, .
Mr. niic! MriT. Diiko Pcnry linvo
recently moved into our berjr
'ifrom Wi ns 10 n -Sa 1 cm, we wo 1 coni o
them into oiir midst.
M r . a rid B lr.'i. v y ill A v m .s w o rtliy
ia n d l i t t l e d a a j'h t c f , o i H iiiiea i
•Bpent th e w o e k -e i\ d ' h e r e w it h r e - ' w eo lc w ith c o ld
latives. I —
M r a . ,J . K . W illia m s c o n tin u o a
real s ic k , h e r m a n y frie n d .s a r e
Borry to h e a r .
M r ii. J . W . S m ith , o f L o x in jito n
R e v . G. B . iF e rb c e f ille d h is a p
p o in tm e n t a t 11 o 'c lo c k S u n d a y
m o rn in g ' w it h a g o o d s e r m o n , H is
s U ljje c t w a s " P r a y .”
M r . A . J . H e n d r ix h a s b e e n v e r y
il l w ith c o ld a n d m a la r ia c h ills .
S e v e r a l y o u h g m e n f r o m t h is
c o n im iin ily m o to re d tp S to k e s
c o u n ty a n d v ie w tlio L a w s o n ’s'
h o m e w h o r e ih e s ln y o d a l)( ih ia
f a m ily e x c e p t o n e a n d t h e n k ille d
h im s e lf .
M r. W . T . F o s te r w a s il] la s t
F a r m e r s a r e b u s y p r e p a r in g
la n d f o r s p r in if c ro ])S . <
M e s s r s . W . C . B a r n h a r t a n d
L e e S m it h , o f S p e n c e r , v is it e d
r e lu t lv e a h e r e S a t u r d a y .
M r. a n d M r s . F . L . G ru b b a n d
Misfl Sadie Mao McGulloug'h
spent last Tuesday with Mrs. Will
Spry, of Cooleomeo.
Misses Margaret and Bollé Dan-
ielr.', of Augusta spent last Thurs
day afternoon with Miss Evie Mc
Cullough. ' ' .
Miss Rose Jones spent lust
Thursday with ber sister, Mrs.
M r . B :iy w o o d H e n d r ix m a d e a
b u s in e s s t r ip to M o c k s v illo la s t
week.
M r. L e e E llis s p e n t a w h ile S u n
d a y a f te r n o o n w it h h is f a t h e r .
.visited her niece Mrs. J. H. Fos- Mr. A. L. Ellia.
■^er .ind other I'elatives here tho| Mr. and Mrs. Noah Nance and
jpast week. Mra. Smitlr formerly | children spent last Sunday after-
‘.Jiyod here and has many friends noon with Mr. and Mrs. Willie
ore always glad to have her Barneycastle.
■■sUslt them. . I Mr. and Mrs. G. B. McDaniel
Mr. and ,Mrs. Joe 'Fo-ster, Jr., | made a business tri'p to MoeJts-
iand Mrs. Ray Howard were recent viile Tuesday.
:*Bue£ft of their cparents Mr. and
• H.-FD3ter. , ■.......
Mra. Bessie Penry spent aever-
•яГ ‘^яуа last week with Mr. and
filra. George Hendrix.
Mr. Cleland Foster hao ibeen on
sick.llfft, for the past week.
Antong the Sunday guesta hero
^ e re : Mr,.nnd Mrs. :Dick Hellas'
v»nd Miss Ellie Butner, of Wins
■i»n-Salem. Thpy were visitors at
t b r ’-ime of Mr. and Mrs.’ W'. L.
ЭЯнпей.* ,Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Tay-
3or .and two dfl lighters, of Wins-
lon-Salem visited his mother Mrs.
Ж . J. Taylor, Mr, and Mrs. Har-
■лу, Sheck and children, of Ly-
ibiook’s farm visited his parents,
M r. and Mrs. J. W. Sheek,
Mr. Gaston Allen Bpent the
■jweeTc-ond with his brother, Mr.
II. L. Allen. Mr. Allen has re-
xently returned from a several
.months visit to hia son and dau-
Ightor, who Hvo in the west.
Miss Ora Mae Sain'ffpent the
■week-end with homo folks.
Two of onr boys, Clarence Ri-
raeriliour and Wade Bfeity left last
rweelc for Detroit. We hope the
3)оуз v.’ill anfoly in- Detroit
«nd will bo given a positio'n in
Tthe Ford Plant.
'Mrs, C. P. Howard, of Clem-
iUiort's spent Sunday P. M. /with hor
•Jatncr, Mr. Junious Hendrix.
Mr. J. ir. 'iPoffter: who has .Jjoen
jBlclk with deep cold is mucli Im
proved his many friends will 'bo
to know. . ' ,
Mr. Grissom Smith has been on
:Hie sick list, his friends are'sor-
jy to learn, .
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ADVANCE NEWS
Miss Sallle Elizabeth Peebles
ia s returned home after taking
Iraining ut Phllfdelphia for ae-
■veral monthff as she is unable to
iflniflh the aourso.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spears, of
^Clemmons visited Mr. and Mrs,
W . B. Taylor hero Sunday.
Mr, II. T. Smithdeal made a bu-
jstinesB trip to the T\yln-City onQ
.iflay last week. V ' '
Mr. D. E. Carter, of this town
liatf.. moved on Marchmoht hill to
;iarm during the coming year.
Mrs, ,1. S. Shutt spent several
■'days in Winaton-Salom laat week
t)n business.
Mr. C, D. Peebles made a ibusl-
aiesa trip to Winston-Salem and
3/exington one day last week,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Tnyior had'
as their iguest on Sunday Mi.sa
3Sva Shutt in honor of Mr. Tay-
Jor’s sixty-second birthday. We
wish him many more happy birtli-
■«flays. ;
Mr. Willie and Miss Pansy Fair
«loth made a business trip to
Mocksville Saturday.
Mr. Curtis Smithdeal from the
Twin-City waa a Sunday visitor
in our i:own.
Rev. W. M, Rathburn filled his
regular appointment hero Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Faircloth
and Mr. and Mrff. Charles Hall
spent/sometime last weeTo at the
ibed side of Mr. Ed Faircloth,
iormerly, of Advance, who ia in
a serious condition.
It is reported that several sacks
of cotton Avere stolen from Mr.
Taylor Bailey last week.
Mr. E. B. Lackoy, and Misses
Lee and Alma Shutt, of the Twin-
City were visitors of, Mr. and Mrs
J. S. Shutt Sunday.
A box supper iwill bo given,
Thursday eveninft\. 7 :30, at the
community building (by the Sun-
Tjeam Sunday School class. Mrs,
C. D. Peebles is* teacher of this
class. Proceeds are to help heaV
up the room. Everybody invited^
Little Thomas Lester, aon of
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hendrix, has
been quite ill with cold for the
last week.
Mrs. WilHo 'Barnoycaatlo la
quite ill with cold, wo are aorry
to note.
Mr. Phelps, of near Cooleemee,
spent Thursday with Mr. and ■Mrs'.
Taylor Call, the latter his daugh
ter.
, Mr. Kermit McDaniel, of Wins
ton-Salem, visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A, S. McDanioI last
week.
Miss Flossie Foster, who holds
la. position with Mr. J. Frank ¡Hen
drix in Mockavllle, spent the
week-end at home.
Mr. and Mrs, S, B. Hendrix
spent Sunday afternoon with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hen
drix.
PINO NEWS
family spent la-st Sunday with
M ra , G r u b b ’a p a r e n t!.'. , ‘ ; B d d P o p lin , o f B e th e l.
M r . M . L . F o a z o r a n d f a m ily , o f ! M r. a n d M r s . P in k L iig le , o f th e
C h u r o h liu id ; M r. am d M i's . R o y ¡P o in t i.p u n t S u n d a y a f te r n o o n
S h c e t.s an .(i c h ild r e n , o f S a lis b u r y , w it h M r . a n d M r s . E . C . L a g le
spoilt S u n d a y w il;li M r . a n d M r s .
T . W . H a r t le y .
M r . G’ e o r g e B o c k , o f n e a r F o r k ,
s p e n t S u n d a y w it h r e la t iv e s h e r e .
M r . E . S . C o p e m a d e a b u s in e s s ^
t r ip to W in s to n - S a le m S a t u r d a y . !
a n d f a m ily .
M is s R u t h L a j? le h a d a s h e r
g u e s t S u n d a y a f te r n o o n , M is s e s
G ra c o a n d O n v a O sb q i-n o , R u b y
W ils o n a n d L u n ii K im m e r.
M is s e s ' R u th M c C o llo u g h a n d
CALAHALN NEWS
M r . ifl.nd M r.'f. A . R . T o m lin s o n
L o y c e Y a r b o r o u g h , o f L e x in g to n
s p e n t t h e w e e k - e n d w it h M isso .4
j S a d ie M a c a n d 15va M c C o llo u g h .
M r s . R . L . L a p is li is o n t h e s ic k
v is it e d M r . a n d M r s . 'N . T . A n d e r - Í
so n S u n d a y a f te r n o o n .
M r. a n d M r s . E lg in P h e lp s a n d
Misses Rachel,-Sarah, anti Iva', Wrnston-Snlem, also
Anderson and John Anderson , Mi’; “"^1, Mr,a Daiia., j„mos and
spent Saturday in Winston-Salem children,_ of Mocksville spentJhe
shopping.
Mr. A. J, Anderson and Misff
Muggic Kiii'ris were united iii ■
marriage Jan. 13th, at Yadkin-
ville.
Miss A. C. Anderson, who has
■beon sick for sometimo Is not
much improved.
Mr, Charles Padgett moved his
family to Rowan county the past
wee^k.
Mr£i. C. S. Anderson is on the
sick list, we are sorry to note.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaa. Gatton and
family visited at W. F. Childress,
Sunday.
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OAK GROVE NEWS
Rev. R, H. Bell illled his ap
pointment at Pino Sunday night,
Jan. li)th.
Mrff. F. R. McMahan la spend
ing some time in Winaton-Salom
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Hugh Dixon. Ann, the attractive
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dixon, is very sick vvJth whooping
cough. Sorry to note,
! ; Mra,, Gaither Latham, of Wfns-
toh-Salem; spent the ■>'^oek-chd
with the formera mother, Mrs. B.
G, Latham. ■ , , ' .
Misa. D-iiura McClannan, is very
siclc with'pneumbnla, we are sorry
to note.
Miss Margaret Miller spent the
week-end in Raleigh, the guest of'
Mr. and Mrs, G. E, Miller,
Mr, and' Mrs. Beauford West
and family, of (Farmington, were
the Sunday guoata of Mr, and Mrs.
W. W. West.
Mr, and Mrs, W. L. Miller and
son, Robert, of Wlns'ton-Salem,
were the Sunday guests of -Mrs.
J. P. Ward.
Mr. and Mra, Pletchcr 'Saving
•and daughter,, of Wiufftoh-Salem,
spent Sunday the guests of the
former’s parents, Mr, and Mrs, J.
H. Swing.
Mrs. Hugh Latham spent the
.week-end in Courtney, the guest
of her mother, Mra. Allgood. •
LINWOOD ROUTE 3 NEWS
Mr. A. C. Clement m d Mr. J.
H. Whitoker spent Saturday in
Winaton-Salom on buainoas.
Mrs. Andrew Cassidy and child
ren, of Chester S. C., spent the
week-end with her sister, Mrs. C.
J. Turrentine. '
Mra. C. L. Oakley, of Wlnston-
Snlom spent tho past week with
Iher mother Mi's. W. C. Helpler.
Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Walla are
Indisposed at this writing, we arc
aorry to note.
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
James.
Mr. and Mrs. Author Smoot and
daughter spent Sunday afternoon
in Cooleemee visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mra. Grovur Swlcsgood'
and children spent a while Sun
day with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Chnrles McCullough.
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DAVIE ACADEMY NEWS
Florence Smock, 17, of Ukc County, Floridi), atid Harold DcatllneTaì^
p , of Äiprgan Coimly,' fiidiana, who w'cre jmigcli the”hcaitldcst“boÿ‘ânà rÏÏ Jn America nt^thc National Health Contest of tlic^.Iiiternafional Livestockeitlen in Chí^igo.
RAILROADING PASTOR
ICir,r,Eî?
Sylva, N. C.,—The voice of the
‘Baptist exponent of the Scriptures |
THE LAWSON TRAGEDY IN
RHYME
I n s y m p a t h y w it h o n ly o n e l e f t >
o u t o f t h e h a p p y l i t t l e g ro u p s
who wore clerical garb on Sun- which once was happy and gay,
days and donned overalW m'.d a but today lay cold and deati with
---------------- greasy jumper during we'ekHd'aya, Arthur to mourn their losc>
Mr. Walter Seamon made a bu- while ho worked reguliarly as a In the little county of W'alnui;
siness trip to Statesville Satur- railroad switchman, has been still | Cove
day. - , ed forever. Drowned out beneath Not very far away,
Mrs. Sallie Pelkei'-spent a while the roaring wheels of freight cars There happened an awful tragedy
Sunday with Miss Blanche West, as they bit into steel rails and On a snowy Christmas Day.
Mra. C. W. Eflrd spent a while crushed .his 'body the voice did, Charles .Lawson wiped out every
Monday morning with Mrs. W. C. not complain in the five minutes
Jones, ' death allowed him to live after-1
•member
Of his family except one son.
Mrs. Alice Peacock, and daught- wards, and he died with assurance Then it aeomed aa though he rea’l-
er, spent a while Monday with from hia fellow workmen that ho
Mra. Sam Jomea. had made good in both lines of
----------------*---------------- hir; work—nrsMching the gospel
WIFE OBJECTS TO CAT- -and railroading./
KILLING AUOUND HOME| The accident !\wich removed the
W a s h in g i:o n ,- ^ T h a r ’s e x p lo s iv e
in t h a t t h a r d u P o n t f a m i l y ! B u t
lu c k ily t h e r e ’s p le n t y o f g o ld ,
to o .
So the beautiful young Mrs.Hal-
W n Kir I '• lo c k d u P o n t, w h o h a s ju a t d iv o r -M r , a n d M r s i R a y M c C la m r o c k i
and children and Mr. and Mi'a.
C a lv in B o w le s a n d ilt t lb d a u g h t
er jrpont Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Roy Williams, 'y
Miss Grace'and Cias Clyde Wa
goner, of Advance spent the wook'-
end here with'thoir aunt, Mrs. R-;
L. Whitaker.
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MOCK’S CHURCH NEWS
Eugene Koori, 4-H club boy, of
Union Mills, produced 87 bushels
of corn on one acre, winning first
prize in Rutherford County and
second in the imvuntain district.
(Too lato for laat week)
Mrs, T. W. Hiirlley, who has
been right sick for the past week,
ia Improving some, her many
friends will bo glad to know.
Mrs. Amonda Lamb still con
tinues right sick, aorry to say.
Mr. J. F. Earnhardt and family
attended the birthday dinner of
Mrs. E , L. Barnhardt, of Church-
Innd Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Hillard,
Miss Sallie Walker and Mrs. Tll-
let Barnes, of Spencer, wore the
Kuosts of Mias Dora Barber Sunday.
Mr. R. L. Hillard and fwmily an“
Mr. W. H. Hillard, of Tyro, apent
Sunday with Mi*. W,~A. Grubb ajid fainily.
Messrs Oscar and Carl Barnea
of Tyro, apent Sunday with Mr.
D. W. Barnea,
Mr. J. C. Barnhart and family
of Pork, were guests of Mr, and
Mra. J. F. Barnhardt last Sunday.
Mr, R, P. Uimb and family, of
Tyro, spent Friday might with Mr.
Leo Lamb.
Miss Florence Dewery, of Jer
usalem, is spending Some time
with her uncle, Mr, T, W.. Hartley
and Mrs. Hartley,
Mr. E . L, Barnhardt and ■family
and Miss Hattie Barnhart, of
Chnrchlnnd ■ visited Mr. R. W.
Hartley and family Thursday
night.
Mr. W. H. Beck and family
spent last Sv\nday with Mrs. A.
T. Hillard, at Tyro.
Mr. Charlie Mock, spent Sunday
with Mr. Thomas Cornatzor, who
is a patient at, Lawrence Hospi
tal in Winston-Salom.
Mrs. L. B. Orroll is right sick,
sorry to noto.
Rov. W. M. .Rathburn filled his
appointment hero Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. W. R. ¿hook, of
Cooleemee visited their daughter
Mrs. J. W. Beauchamp one day
last week.
Messrs W. J, and M, R, Jones
apent one day last week in Wina-
ton-Salem,
Robert Myors, tho little aon of
Mr, G. Z. Myers is right aick, soi’-
ry to note.
Mrs. J. E. Orrell is spending
sometimo with hor duaghtor Mrs.
Z. A. Beauchamp, in Lewiaville.
Messrs G. W. Mock and M, R,
Jonca made a buaincss trip to
Mockavllle one day laat ■week.
coiildn’t'atand too much TNT n-
round the house, is now proba
bly a mlllionaircsa in her own
right.
Knife throwing is la circus and
pot shooting at stray cats aroiind
tho house are understood to have
raili'onrt pastor, the Rev, R, D.
Vance, momentarily sealed in si
lent sorrow the lips of hia com
rades, both along the ahining'atool
road and in clerical circlea,-----------♦-----------
PAJiUVIA TRAIL PROVES
'A flUD’
ized
Tho lawful deed that he had
done.
Mrs. Lawson, Marie and Raymond
Were lying on tho 'floor.
And James William who tried to
eacapo
Wa.s shot outside tho door.
Little Mary Lou tiio ibaby
Waa only five montha old,
Waa found within the cradlo
■So lifeless and so cold.
Carrin and Maybolle were shot
do'.'.-n ■
Ah rabblta In tho snow,Aahevillo, N, C., .Im..--Many o f, ............
them openly oxprossinff bitter ,dlH- They wore headed for their un-nnnnlnftvin«^ «r. c1G*8
As their little footprints show.
appointment, the largo crowd of
people who gathered for what
promised to be Aaheville’s first jt '„<¡,3^. tobacco barn
"pajama trail” disbanded when _ xhc little girls ■wore slain,
•been riallock du Font’s idea of a | the lady fair, who y/us to play the They were takon into the barn
nice ovoning at homo. No stupid role of defendant seriously, ap-'| And there their bodies wore-
bridge or tiroaome radio for him. poared completely clothod and In' ^lain,
'■ ■ ■ ' a puzzled frjime of mind.Ho wanted action thwt would he
neflt the scion of a family that has
been making Amorica's gun-<pow-
dor for thoae many years.
SUMMER AND WINTER
ENGAGE IN FIST FIGHT
Lonilon, Jan.—Two young men
aiTostod for fighting gave their
names as George Winter iind Al
bert Summer.
FILM TAX ADVISER
FACES 4 U. S. LIENS
Hollywood, Cal.,—While Mias J.
Marjorie Berger, income tax ad
viser, awaited the outcome of her
appeal today from a 30 months’
sontonco for falsifying incomo tax
reports of aeveral film atara, the
government filed four tax liona
against her, totalling nearly ?!,-
600.
Upon the cold and <baro earth < A few minutes tater, the woman yjr.ith their hands folded acroa»^
Mrs. Dorothy Davia, who was ar-! their breast,
rested at night by officers on ^ jth rocks aa their pillowa
chargea of drunkenneas and in -. More peacefully to rest,
jury to property, waa sontoncod to The little nice blue hat
serve 30 days in tho city jail on which Oarrle often wore,
each count by Police Court judge Was crumpled and blood stain
Nettles. Both cases were appeal-1 which she would wear no more-
The father returning to the house
And saw that all were dead, ,
He toolc the an»w whlto pillowa
And placed them under their
Valdosta, G'a,, Jan.-County of. I Y o un Srth ur, their son, went to-lers have four men Germantown,
To buy some shells for a gun, ■
But before he had returned
He heard of the deed that was
done.
I'hey were all devoted to each
other
ed.
FOUR ARE NARBÉB
FOR SWINE THEFTS
fleers have four men under arreat
charged with stealing five hogs.
Two of the prisoners are said to
have made confoasion of their
part In the thief. I'h'o hoga were
owned by J. H. Powell and ■were
on la x'ange' south of the city. Coun
ty police while making an inves- Arthur loved them every one,
tigatj^on found a apot where hoga «„ 4 j,o ia left here alone had been 1
m y 0t atkUng our «avy earn lu landowners. When the . common keep. people were peasants only the land-It is alno «n Illustration of what owning nobles with their hired sol- happens, someHnies, to water-power, diers went to war.
Tacoma and Seattle get their In many states corporations are
Dormal municipal supply of current forbidden to own land except for
from hydro-electric plants which the their own business purposes. The cities own. The unusual drought in Government is trying by every pos-
the Northwest reduced the flow of sible means to get all of the public
lands into the hands of individiiivl
BEAUTY
Beauty, like morals, is a question
of latitude; there is no rule of uni
versal application.
Shakespeare is the one universal
author because he never describes
Ilia ¡leroincs. Juliet was fourteen
and beautiful; that is all he. says
about her looks. The Scandinavian
can picture her as a majestic
blonde, the KalTir aa a coal-black
Yemis. The Juliet of the Chinese has slanting tycs; to the Spaninril she must have the long black lashes
of tho cow-syed Andalusian Moor.
It is a fortunate tiling for hu
manity that tastes in beauty difTcr.
water and cut down the production
of electricity. The great power
companies regard waterpower as
valuable only as an auxilary to
steam plants, which arc already guii- er.atinjj twice as nincli current in
Anicrica as all tho waterpower put
together, in most cases more chcaply.
ALUMINUN
The comnionest of all metals, more than twice as conunon as iron, .iluniiniuin wn.i a curiosity at the
Centennial of 1876 and only came
into general coinmercial u.se when the harnessing of Niagara h'alls made the electric furnace eco
nomical. Alloyed to give it strength,
its light weight makes it more use
ful than steel in hundreds of applications. Tho largest airplanes are built of it.
Now a project is on foot to cast
automobile h>3dies in one piece out ot aluminium. That will still further redi(ce the cost and weight of motor cars. The lighter the car.
owners. That is the only safeguard
for the nation's future. !..and is the one commodity which is limited in supply and unlimited in de
mand. Sooner or later some other
nation will try to tal(e the land away from us. If we own it as individuals we will fight for it; if it mostly belongs to a few persons
of wealth we,will let them do tho,
fighting and pay taxes, to the new. owners if the old ones arc beaten.
MEAT ;
The food faddists have beiin preaching against the eating .0^' ' meat for many years. Except • in' certain types of diseasoj intelligent, physicians tell their patients to eat
meat freely an nature intend'.d they
should. Even in cases jf~ high hlood - pressure, modern medical
practice is not,to cut out meal i)ut
to counteract it by the liberal drhik- ing of the juice of oranges or grapefruit.:
E v e n ' th e m o vies h a v e n o t "b e e n tiiric a s ''B a 3 , the"i'ess*\vear m M ire s ! U vc!u or^ riv" c v e a r s ^ n 'a n excl'u aiva
ab lo to s ta n d a r d « , th e fem in in e ‘ ¡ X m i w i e " w i f d iet i f n !llt ," a s th e Eskta^^^^^
automobile will sell for not without ill - efTects. The Smith
So u n d E sk im o s, so D o n ald , M a c
M illa n rep o rts, e a t o n ly m eat an d
W AR
ideal.
STEAM
able
more tlian $250, anid run 5Ó miies on a gallon of gas.
' Tho U. S, Aircraft Carrier "Lexington” is tied up at a pier in Puget
Sound, while her engines are turn
ing tho dynamos 'ivhick {generate electric current for the cities of Tacoma and Seattle. This is a good
tiBQ for abip pi war. It suggests
Mt that raw, as they do not know
The only Independent persons are those who own land., The only countries whose people care enough
about them to nght for them are
those made up largely of individual
...............jeyhow to make a firel_ _ •
Sensible’ people will continue to
cat whatever they can digest and as' " a rule wiir live longer and happier^ lives than those who worry about ; their diet.
Thn neio^hhors were very tvnnbled
For they would see their iac&
no more.
All Stokea Cottnty was stirred •
As it never was stirred before.
A spot in the woods not far away
Where Lawson's body was
found, .
With a shot gun wound through
his heart
Lying cold on the ground.
Thev were burried in white cas
kets
Which were white aa the snow,
And a kind man’s word of comfort
Says, ‘‘God Only Knows.” ^
They were burled in Browder’s»
Graveyard • „
’ "Upon a little nole,
They were placed side by side
In the grountl so darkiamd cold.
, They have gone beyond our
. presence '
Beneath the silent clay,,
And God knows the secret
Which, will he revealed some
day, . ;
—ВШТН WILLAJID.
RACES DEATH ACROSS
' CONTINENT, AND WINS
West' Orange, N, J., Jan.—
Charles J. McGuirlc, writer, won
n.tran.scontinentol race with death
recently; Iij Hollywood he was
notified that hia father, James A.
McGuirk, 82, was dying in West
Orange. ¡Boarding an airplane,
he arrived while his father was
Htill alive..
Calvin Cowles Sanford,
Honored .Citizen Passed
Away; Át Eighty-Five
In the detith of Calvin Cowles
Sanford, Confederate veteran, and
prominent merchant for over 60
years, Mocksville has lost one of
her most beloved and highly es
teemed citizens. The end of this
fine old gentleman' came on Wed
nesday evening, March Gth, after
an illne'ss, of ten days. He was
born at County Line OR Oct. 15th,
1843, the son of Amos Baker San
ford and Mary TiUnn Sanford, be
ing 85 years old at the time of his
death. .On March 18th, 18C2, he
enlisted «s a private in Company
F. 42nd Ndtth Carolina Regihient,
, of which the late Capt. Wiley A.
Clement was captain, 'and served
throughout the remainder of tho '
Civil War. He waa soon made a
Borgtvnt, and later 0 lieutenant,
it was, one of his duties to call
• the roll of his regiment, and' his
remarЦble’ memory retained QV-
éry name' for many years after
wards. At the close of the war
•ho ,enigaged in teaiching near
Farmington, for two years. He
then came to Mocksville' anü
clerked.,in Brown Brothers Store,
later going into partnership in
tho mercantile buaine.ss with
James Adama, when Dr. W. Jj.
Brown and Rufufl Brotvn moved
tO; Winston. On the death of Mr.
Adams ho became the sole pro
prietor !of the well-known firm
which has been for so long ono
of the leading business houses of
ithls part of ; the State, and; in
which his &ona have-buen aaaocin-
ted for a number of years. Mi\
Sanford, served Davie cmintir
.........
■ , —•• •• kf» . , Aiti y
r v e d D a v ie c o u n t y a a
iQpM m 31th, l873¿%»'íMÍi?iííÉíá.Í6íí
“ijfj& 'riy B io ^ vin daiightmv
■ma;9,! íír p jv p ,!, o n e
' ' “ **’ -"п а1 Р .0 | Щ «!Й к ву1 П в ;' T o t h is
,.,л#^1 й1 о1Ь^^\’^И ’о,'',Ь'ог,п e ig h t c h ild r e n , | ro w ,
six sous and two daughters. Mrs,
Sanford; who was a'M ost estim
able lady, died on July 5th, 1009,
and their eldest .son,. William L,
Sanford, paaae'd away August 18,
1920. The followiJigi survive ; T.
■l'\ Sanford, of Chicago J Rufus B.
and E. C., of Mocksville; Mrs.
R. T. Faiipe.tte, of Chattanooga;
H. A. and J. C., and ; Mrs. John
I- Larew, of Mocksville, and twenty-
- one giundchilijiren. The funeral
sdrvices, which were attende'd by
hundreds of, sorrowing friends,
many, from a distiinpe, were held
at the Preabytefian church of
which the deceaae'd was a faith
ful member, on Friday afternoon,
March 8th, at two o’clock. Rev.
E. P. Bradley, the pastor, assiateii
by Rov. E. M. Avett, officiating,
The beautiful wreath of, ^flpwera
showed the deep , aiTectioU in
which this quiet, kin'dly gentle
man was held. The pallbearer«,
who w ere, employees of thè two
Sanford firms,Wore: V. E. Swalm,
R. L. Fry, J„,T. Baity, É. C, Mor
ris, Roy Holthouaer„Sam Blhkléy,
and T. A. Stone. Tho intoÌTnent
took place in the historic^ ‘ old
Joppa cemetery by tho side of hia
beloved wife. A quarte);, “It, la
Well With My Soul,” waa flung biy
Z. N. Anderson, E. G. Ilendricka,,
J. H.„Fry, and C. H. Tomlinson.'
Those carrying flowers Avere: Mes-
daihes P. J, Johnson, Roy Holt-'
houaer, A. R. Tomlinaon, C. M.'
Campbell. B. C. Clomi-nt, Jr.,'J.
A. Graven, A. M. Kimbrbughi W.;!
I,' Pitts, John LeGrand, Loater!
Martin, E, II. Morris, E. ,C. Mor-
:^no^I(iydon ,Oo
i;tei' '»iay Kurfees.,:, iyiàry..il;liitmnn^
'the bereaved family In thoir.soi-
P O W E R F U L
H U R L S B I B L E
p .'iy t o n a t íe á c h ,.ir i
- L o e B ib le , 4 2 - y e a ^ ,^ ,
Beach giirage m e c ^ ÿ l,
a siwctacular-death ¡ ¿ J
t h e 3 G -c y lin d e r r a c in f ''
Ä w rfi .
. ..aifi-ij' , .
.g if/: MOCKSVILLE,
Wily. Many children
unfitted for useful oc
Vid'.'fe ■ vin later life.” ,
,,;ä w .,-Dean says that
'■ '.dents occur
*-li and 4^ •'
T O O U R C 0 U N T i|y a n d Ö U R F L A G I S . Ò u ^ ^ P U R P O S E
URSDA'Y, gi'rARCH, i 4, 1929
( . ; 'STATE MARlifiTIiVG SCfkopL
ifTH ' CONVENES THIS'" ¡VIONTH
. ..............., i
Rajeiffhi March 12.—What haa
been learned through five years of
'^ i c h h e w a s « t t e m i i t j j l
th e w o r ld ’s .sp ee-d г е Ш
m i Jo s a h h o u r , w e n t l i P
t i'o l a n d c r a s iie d / i n t d y f
cooperative effort in marketing
^fe-r.cotton and the hiatory of various
¡|.ÿwi;‘cooperative> enterprises formed by
!||ffarmors w ill. be two interestirig
i^,iidiscussiona on thé program for
cameraman. ■ ,-> ; ”
Tho accident, which
I'he most gruesome-in t|
of bbaeh racing.herSi'OC'Vr»ii>ÏÎ n ■»-»•< • '■■'2:......»lAOtJA l3JUi(* iir
the hieasured mile cot
âpeéd ; of '202 milâg' tin
Wills wititessed byVa-^èroA
proximately 20,00b': ' sj
who lined sand dünes i
Roaring over tHe -c
si|,ch it torriïying' speed,
ownèd by J. M. Wliltè, (
idb'lipthin,; qiiickiy '(iiaiÏRpt
a -haze .tnat huhir
Hi^' НйШе
«.ov hurig
'a rid 't iio s e w h o
s t a n d , a. m ile n 'vy'iiyj.'.w er'i
to s e e j u a t W v t h e n c c id
p e n eel.,,
I E y e - w it n e s 89,8, w K p.r-.iyei
ir ig o n t h e d iin e a '.'} it',iK e '
t h e n iile , d e c U r e d '
e d t o r u n to c v f a r
n e a r , t h e ,su r£ . ;^ ’h a y ,.;';;a h
d r iv e r , e v id e n t ly .; % l i 9 ^ b g
t h e c a r w o u ld I'u h
lif t e d h ia f o o t t d d
th o a c c e le r a t o r . ’ \j^H h llit f
s h u t o ff s o a u d d e ’r ily a ith a ^ ^
th o c a r s t a r t e d t ’(? S iv e r v p frc
c o u r s e .
ÀfcVv.№fCA''NDi:ÉK '
K " DIES IN ATLANTA0,j||fIittlo\ \
1,a'/ tor.s i\ Atlanta, (ia.,. March 12. -r-Asa
. iriggii .'Candler, who rose from
. J^*’f:)bscurity as a drug clerk to ,«.
PX ‘?Positio'n p,f great wealth 'aa foun-
»nd head of the Coca Cola
.a hospital- ho'i'e
■>-'fc;v^c^ày''air^he ‘à^ of 78., .„.y .
' ■ 'The entVcaniie qttietly at,'Wes-
, ; Memorl'^1 'hospital, which ho
'75,';,.;,,built and gtivé to hia church ari^,
to which ihe\ had been confl^è'ci
T'ifpr .more tha» two , years dcsr^
coining healtH attributed''' to , the
.inflrmities of age., Hia condition
i^s,''feeble for] many montiha .liiìt
.'dj^^’ not becom(
’'I
, / liIN W O O D R t . 3 N E W S /
M r . R . A . N a n c e w h o h a a fb o e ii
Hick f o r t h e p a s t wcf'ok ^ tw o
d o e s n o t s e e m to iin p r o v / m u q h ,
s o r r y 't o s a y . A ls o M w D . ,W-
B a r n e a , is o n t h e sick liw
M r . .n'nd M ra,. T J iu r r f iP ^ t îp h -
'tiVd .çfÆ hurchlanOp^^
lÍ39t¿,W ,eek A v itJj^ fM r. lir 'L , G iru b b
awilV/Ui lU Uü
.... J held , at State College, on , March
| | | Î 9 , 20. and 2 1 .,
Iii"A c c e p ta n c e oT placea.,-on tho
by aome of the NiiWon’s
l'péiiding economists and expérta op
j ^marketing assures thé S.ucveaa ^f
:/our marketing ac^ool this .fncihtl^,”
'ïsaya bean I.''0, Scbaub o*'%f;ate
¡’collège. •; ‘‘Dr,.,Ghri8 .L. ..Ohriste-
■î^èhi- chief, of the 'divislcii'ÿ of cp-
lloprffltiye murkçtihg o? tliiâ;tiiiited
flStiitea beptjrtmeht.of Agi4"c)ilture
'■^5 will bo onoj.’ïji? our feature, speak-
'Xérs. Dr.^Æhj'latesein williidjscuas
B; the yalUQ qf;,gradéa.,a'n£^aples
f I; in all niqrk,e.U%.,Wor){^'&ij»i it . ia^
|;;fe'lt,'that.hl8i‘ ad^içMÎi^viH of ■.
froat' value to pur^l’owers ,in this ,•/
f t ' |‘l The DGàl)‘'à]sM éc]ared that ex- /1L!rn'Ai*fa tvi --
jia h s G iea t Vhfr/jf
;'¡Íajp,r , у^Д^ррЬе!,,, trat)a-‘Pacifi" '
ih;perf6cWnÄ‘niaiiB ; fóV, a .%o-dnV ■ •
(ioúnd flVgíít IKií ,smnvßf.;.i®>Sptciall!y ‘desigried aea> '
'.jipe used. , lt .will b« re-
" ” "®ÌBSON, SR. рЩШШг :';
'^VÏE cdüNT.Y CÍTI-
ïM SALISBURV
-------------
C:;perta'in all tririrketlng lines would
® ibe,! preaont. Tiie marketing . of
", {ioultry^.; swine’ v arid bthei- ' Ijvi-
"stock; the organlssation of mutual
f ^.'oxchttngQs:',questions of cre(iit
11..and finiincei the .use of nlarket
^ news aervicea;^ the building of;
'y;curb,pidrket8 and direct produce;
';!to conaumor mark(?ting wil.i fe|i
V'iflome of the other important mat«
J J| jtors diacusaod at the school, 1,^
Witiieasea ' aaifiCBibld
slaniwpd on ‘‘t..Stato Collcg« .tKb, aU-
.tempted t o - a w ln W o v r ^ ™ iS ip iativ dback inti),eonirol3?ut in 'd o M ® f e in ^poopeintiyO'turned th^,
W g ^ i i con.
)l№iod 'ofT^e'lfpl,ann^i.j^
M tem iocl to ,-thoiim ... .„.ibut'mo car waa travoljmtJrdljF
mub was s tm o d ^ o K ' i^ t u r e s iepicttng 1844, the ;sori.pf •A«^; S S J i i Ouutleil' , Th4
a p c e d in «w ,^ ;£ Paft offi Hobfton ctnd'Aiin^iBrdyd
eJhaha.i jn-*® on tt>P' Mourttam Mi.vtual liobspn,;, ..He , niove^ to)vDfivie nf th'^ li.f:l!s biy'i' '^’“'^ (1 r^ t .'& № &liaiigo has been organized by crtuiLtyivIth his parcjnta, wl^ pia-.
ihft^danes, W 'ile ^ '^ «/ °f„ p f,U u ltry farmcra.of Jackson,,Clay), ¿hftaetrl^'jaiStS ;tk'ct of landXvom' 5.!"wiyirf- strewn down the K>j Swain, and'Choiqkee counties, .Vthri Pf'flriA'« j'— « '- -
........... Henry ^ШЬа!рп. ih his '
f „j ’;}feá;r, d ie t(' itV S'-tÜ’c lö c k W c d -
Iffiïy Ш ivìafòh 6líh ' .¡it
eVnôVn'e o f ;liì3 " 8 o n > 'te d ’ M . tìò b -
jjà n y 'X â ’p M S e k w ìè . av ò ìÀ itc. Т Ь й
ïu 'n ^ in l io ,p lç p I.^'ço f r o m .ih e h o m e
^ F f u îà 'j^ 'M in ] lÓ iñ O o 'c lo c k ,
c o n c lü c to d liÿ-lÇ o v .^ А/ W ilc d y »
o f itiío í ’lr á t M o ü h o c iià ÿ c h u r c h , íis - ■
B Ísi;éd ,Ь у ‘ líc v . E . M , ' A v é t t , o í
M(Vo,k A V i i ' III k1 th iV In tC T fflóft'tH vás
Hi th 'e í a m i l y g r a v c y a i'd a t “ W ild
w o o d ," .р а у Г е c p u n tÿ . * ■ , ; '
Claröncc’ H., Hendricks, populär
young business man,of Mocksville
died at his home in Clement Créât
on Mpinday py.pniijgi^.MarQh 11th,
at" 10 o’clock,,li^ ;
nosa, aged . ujiyme,ly : •
d oath of- this. bri urht ; ;vau hiï>iîlàni v
cut down , in, tho’. pritno of .life;;;'':
ha« cnat ri shadow, over tho iwhôlâ v,
community.,an(^!.deep's y m p u t i i y - I i .,
iolt for hia berqaVed widô\^'«ilft'^''
föur .children. \J-To,i Vtas torn in
Forsyth, coupty, ,March 4th, XBdßf
tho'&bh i)f p. H. Hendi'lcks, ,arici;
Ç ol^â 'F 'u lk jio n d r lc K fl,; 'L n to ii ;
fa m ily .'m o H iie d to B ix b y , D a ^ iS !
c o iin tv 'i ,; -H o w a s m a r r ie d o n A p rlK ;
4 t h ,,‘’l. 9 i( r ,;t o M la a M a t t io I f e n ^ '
d r ic k a ,) i\p d ,to th o r n ’; WQre
■two ■ d a u g h t e r s , a n d .' t^ Q
E lrhaV . L p itlB e» R o b e r t,
In ^ M W ltiö | i:to ,h lfl ,w id o w ^ ii!^ d .,ip 'l| ^ :
o h ild r p n , h o j i s ' f iu ry iy £ i'tl..ib y iW ^
f’lith e r ,.; ,,Py;.,H ;.^,H end^^^ ■,t>^().
hrabltëi'a,;È, ö .,; a rid .jG e 'o rg è ,ï:tencl-i
ii-iciià, a n ’d'i\'i^,'ô^ M r s ,.G .,* ô ;
W 'a lîib ÿ , 'o f ' W o è lts v iliii, in 'd M f s i :
,J . W i ll'à iis M ’i), p ï lii:i.b y , B ô v o i'â l i
y e a r s s R d t h e it 'ih d r l à k s f a m il y
m o v c d ;tp M o c l^ ä v il é ,’ a n d o n g a g o d '
in t h e lü tn ftè'i’ b u s lh c a a , R e'feu n tfy
C la rb -n c e U e n d r lc k s w e n t In to / th tt
h iq i’c 'a h lilo , b 'lis ih e s a , r u n n in g ' th o ;
tt lo a l • G ro c o r y ; : s t o r e . A )th ,o ù g h
h i( lilu l : 'i'é s fiiô ii ' lic r o '■ b u t »
y b iir s , li6 '’1 iiù i.;iiiià î\ y '.frltp \ d s;:''J'h 9 "^
'g r io v é : oyö'l'* 'H ta '''» !Î d i;d é ii,th ., ''JPhe ■f ' i l l
'fu .i o r a l; w a s .'h o ld ; a t . t M d .c k S r.,
,,J,yVUÏi?WÂtolWèliürchir№dnQ6^
' d
v§ :
4 ii
le critical ü'ritil à
,feyV d a y s a g p .
G ain id ler jr s t l r e d n e à ir ly v 2 0
a g o f r o m a c t iv e d ir e c t io n ;
,;« f ;t}ie^ s o f t d r l n k - ^ s i p e s a h e ;o r -
; btilldis^d;
.> Î^er|rt;;Pbr,w hidh^.h
j;Ìd 'i'i^ 25,0 0Ò ,b Ò 0 w
'" ç lf e ^ w e r e a 1919. H e o n c e
¡,w a$ . .rà te 'd o n e p f th e .w e a lt h ie s t
J j ^„-'ïnoh; in ;it h e s o u th b u t '.Ц d d is tr i-:
' 'î but6d,liis; fortuné jamphg-h is-flve
i, 7^.,- ■ children Coca Cola hold
ings •.■\Yer,0;.^ipp'0 à7 ;. ,
; A f 6 m ë r '
c iv ic le a d e r a h d j- K r t p a t r o n , h tì ; f a
a c h ie v e d a r e p u t a t io n ■ a m o n ^ i'h ia ' ' '
, y intimâtes for wide philn^tl^ppltìa
\ and public,,, bftnfìfactì.(3ij|i^^^^^ of
1 ;, ? \r,ho fo];ii(iér']Ÿèréf.ÿ i stri fèti ted, to' i h-
- ^â;ivi(.'luyil.;pases:which.}ï'e coriàidg^^^^^^^
outB Ìd.9
■■ ■ 're'a|5hf^Αorganizû|,dSüliiïi,n^ '
h p ,Çiever wouìd;S|^eii%fy; h j ^ é
P M liJ ic ly w it h ''t l ìé ] ^ | ^ .v ^
là8 i,ì:ii^ ,ée]c w U Ji^ '
, 'Jtfi-,. à h d M r a , V ili S h iv e r s
8peh'|; S t in d a y aitem on .-w th re-
là t i v e s h e r e . '
M r . J . P .v - B a ^ n jp t .i^ n ^ f a m ily
a tt.M d p d 'i'^ lh è ' 'fu T / P a tó tó tl b u r i a l
P f ^ p ^ r m o n t Bai/tharpìfiit Fork
GhìiÌW!h!;:SatiirdiW ^
,.■;’ № M r s № . É '^ ''W illl^ m 8 o f
C h u r c h la n d v i/ ie d - r e la t iv e s h o r e
S a t u r d a y .
M is s V o r t tf -P .u io w a a c a r r ie d
t o t h e S i^ liw ^ y i^ ih o s p ib a l l a s t
T u w r in y i ¡li j^ u p i e r w e n t a n ' o p e r
a tio n , f d r ¿ p p o n f lle it is T h u r s d a y ,
W e ,v w ish ‘ ft,.sj,P ,e d y . re c o v ^
o ry
M ià iìb
h 'iir t a
■Biarnh
t h e i r
a n d
•CTO yards.
While the, car waa turning
,and jiist before it struck ^liegi|
OS, Bible’s body'was hurled '''
the ,machine «iito the beac
, th o _ P e < irà p n fp n t ß y , ; « t ld h e lÄ ^ d r r ia h !
. . . in ,p f (v ie , f r o m , lè d s i. to', lÖ lV . Ж ' р
“ "j h e í,m p v e d i o , 's á (ííjb ifrtó '4 v h 'e .]a ^ ^ ^ 'lavef caught tue ^loapé^eza fever madß.Kifl .. ♦ - 'm ri лЬЬь Á-VB+ rtir»r4^«^í.'A í-j-‘
Oarolina ,,'inouft''inin
•attempted "to sit tip, .gaap^W
fell back oin the sand, d^f.j'
jnnd j ihb. çioorielûïiVe '.ató*
" m e n t o f s o e d 'f o r , Y a tlk iii cou/i
.w a s :p la c e d ia ä t Ш е к ;
• )'?Ж^ ' soft: idrinií'jjñáÉm
'.^his/ busirie,ss, е’аШ к'
. „of, 'Íe Í i, .ftft M 4 | Æ
G e if
| la im th ® ,,...-,
i» líd to o k I
I " X „Í w o r k in ; f ln A w a n t a
; a 'c lM ^ ï^ e Whip N.
li(d s o o n 'b e c S n ie t h e
■yvas луш 1о h e ro
i«ft''e:-'\veçt ;.t(
diug stoí^áj
,cd a pai'tnersl
B, Hallman ¡i
Bole owner,
that' he ■wa
ed for,
ColÄ :fr
«hased' Í
/
i i g ’' .'in d S a d ie ' B fii'n;?;
| rs A d a m anid; H e n r y
•p. S u n d a y g u e s t a o f.
M r. L e e B a iih h a r r
o f n e a r y f ld k ln .
,_ 'ra. T a j^ Jo r N a h c e j
'iin v ille „ V a
i i ^ - y i f i i t w it h M iv i
^ :^ ^ ^ a n d a la o v l
' '..a is t e r , M is s
ia lis b u r y
r R R-
S u n d a y , w it
B a r n e s ’o f
W. H. B9r^a;.S7o'
leing coninpd‘jfe'».’ *tv,-,r,
JJ
74m:$0
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ЮМ BLASTING CAPS
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S a lis b u r s & P e n ^ | j{ .3 _
p a re n ts ^ ™ ^ '
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¡Í-iíííiéibfeíiiVQd
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of № urcl*rj,j^'ji
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•p & pen t/i'n T ,., , Ш ‘ A .
jd-'bs. : в,<
co t^ y'h n se'ith '^
Jc^ ^ ^ iW V o u n ty.
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lid t¡> ham heqiürr^ommuÆ 'i^
Mformulrtifor Goc/not ■>- u,r/i OUtlopIc,\ji Avh.p had ly
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bocaus
indus/i
,,ng& iPi-thp Va|dpe
IÍ.', B\i j'lc^’ (punty iw.ni’
p onl’iirireli this year
fpr the.
Raleigh, March 12.—Five hund-
jvhen this (jonvicf boy sings
'and p^ays the song of his weaty
sot^M"'¡IJeaK^ii op the Vitaph'pne,
« t'MWA^if>PP^TIioatre, ••Monday,
•Tudaaiiy;and' Wednesday .IS's 10,'
and'^Qth.,' ,| i
, /For the .rii'st time .many thflu-i
sand ‘admirers; of ?‘Doug" Far-'
bjiiks (ire goingJto ’/have th^t-pp-
. pprtunity pf l^ea'ring him .talk.
.'fYiou ^ „ ro m e m b ^ r ' t h e . ;„ ','T h ree‘
| H u sk e ie 'i> ip ~ w 'p ,ll‘|, t h is is th o se--
q u e ll- t p ' t h a ii .? n a 8 t e r : p r a d u c liio n ,.
a n d D p u g j il n y in g t h e p u r t o f D '
A r t ^ g n a P i n s s is t e d b y t h e t h r e e
f a i t h f u l m u s k e t e e r p ,; t h r i l l s -ypu>
th r o u g h ., a n o t h e r e p ic t»f• / la s h in g
a v / p rd s, .lo y a l .h e a r t s , a n d r p m a n c e
g a lo r e . ■
, , , . -Kiah of| the awordj, the
ip g ^ of thç яЩ , the tiiriil of;'Í¡%
^4 yentijrer---iifí'-i]| magiíi
-liopeh the Mask” 'and
makój'ií .'équatiÿ' шз .good as the
I'A’’ :'This.rc'ii'en^
production iB'^tóid-^to;.be as full
of act'iph aiid; glritìmu'
ter ÿrpductlon-^l^"--
Theres 'tallying ^ЬЪ u,
supérb; , ;Т:^в;;.'.а^'аг1рШ
gran^whhí;'álÍ; hiÿ^
bindiWgf.Vòi'cè' Í8' thè
you haVe been'. ;Wuitîn(liï fori—now
that it ' is : at the Lex|rjfigtoP Th,ea-
trp, Le:fi«>tpn,. N, .....
Friday „and Saturday
22 and 23, you can
veniontJy;.
n iu a t b,^
!D’' A r t ii
fan d яр<?11
Sálsñí'íi
end l/'fluenza /'
frb 'm . t f iîs m M 'í^ f 'c o v e r p d lа -ih «ivmí,+teílt '-ib il“: i
“i. iVJ
..... .-r-- ...< Д ‘
was't“? !!'. д.рп th'p'roád i.
. ^;’''v'.'¡^'‘><t^nínerii; ss ,,tp. Winstort:S0l|Äi/^^^Щ гй йп а
•,'iío Д}з'<,аН>|рЬ,о,--',.. áiV^ :1ЙгйМ'Жау'; .Bi^fió'n^*ánd^■, ;\,,;^uced,;,^ V арпу^у; .5\,N.yí«»tpcl‘ Mi\
Cbaiii’e 'Йойк 'onp-'tiiiiÿrîas^ vv^eelc., ' ■
' Nlm^-v: '^ WHITU; ftEÜ!^lON
-i,;.:, ^ :■.
Ш,,.-И-Лц.Ц '' Д ' -!^rge?<;r'ów(i attended .. tho
which ;W^a held
. \ V v n ’ Я!1' - ’ ■
•ait 'i.'Mi'.' Kpbaön'l iieícl at , ...w vutnreSi’s liear Wÿo;,-^
, , '^íarch 'iot^ ‘A't‘'h'ûoW a'lörig table
eilt.;'M v ■ cv..-.-' '- ■
.... ,r.ui cyoJ‘ything good V ‘ -KÍ'vt^Vi ' to’ eiít'., 'Mr. Shore from' .‘ï'nfikln.уд; î^'Oï^ ¡l&^|lr(5ndeí•ótl a' voiy.^^b^
.¿ivp; ^"v,vj„i,íurléd'!Í Th'ë-ô'-vvtiVe -^bb'ùt 80O'''^r¿aenf - ■
[ - .T h u r s d a y ,
, ' M a r c h e r ,
ie,ç i t c o n -
waa ànjMj’Oat int
,had ôf'i
and Dovi^
Daily N^ew
•i'eôpjo ■f.."' ^«0
«»ee]' H ijv p^yffl^sville, i'o'.,-.’ Pohit «nd. iviii^oc. ...
' Salem ' -ivére tlid're. А1зо''Мг, ап1|*^.'Ф Mra. Walker Whitfÿ
тН'ву liad-l)‘éôii away for
^S^ery oiie en'jóyèii thoiliaùlveii,r
.4S'" \ij'{t i\V.