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LANDMARK. STATESVILLE, N. C. FRIDAY, PERSONALS Mrs. P.

S. West returned Sunday night from a trip to Washington, D. Baltimore and Silver Springs, Md. Mrs. Ralph Morris, of Detroit, Sunday for a two weeks' visit with her John Davidson Mrs.

Sydney P. Cooper, of Henderson, regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution of North Carolna, arrived Tueclay to be the guest of Mrs. Eugene Davis the remainder of this week. Mrs. Davis and Mrs.

Cooper motored to Brevard Thursday to attend the wedding of Miss Dorothy Silversteen, of Brevard, and Mr. Berg. The bride- elect is the daughter pf Mr. and Mrs. J.

S. Silversteen, "of Brevard. Mrs. Silversteen is record ng secretary of the Daughters of the American Revolution of North Carolina. 'A llama Weds Father Of Mr.

Hobart Whitman it. Adams Married In Massachusetts. Miss Esther Reid The following Evening Herald, from Monday's Rock Hill, S. levelling) will be of interest to friends and relatives here: Cards, reading as follows, have been issued here: Mr. and Mrs.

William Samuel Reid announce the marriage of their sister Esther to Mr. Minor Revere Adams on Saturday, the ninth of July nineteen hundred and thirty-two Rock Hill, South Carolina. The above is. learned of with much interest in this' city and section and other points in the Carolinas, where Is Engagement Of Miss Flora McDoug- aid Is Announced. Announcements, reading as follows have been issued: Mrs.

EHa Cole White and I Mr. Hobart Augustus Whitman announce their marriage on Tuesday, the twelfth of July One thousand nine hundred and thirty-two Mattapoisett, Massachusetts An accompanying card reads: Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Augustus Whitman Will be at home after the first of October Sixty-nine Sagamore Road Worcester, Massachusetts The above anonuncement will be of Mrs. Thomas Alan McDougald an Reception at Cleveland for Mrs.

B. K. Barringer Cleveland, July Mrs. J. E.

and Frances nounces the engagement of her Morgan, Misses Grace daughter, Flora, to Mr. Clifford Rus- Barringer, were hostesses at an in- sell, of San Salvador, the wedding to take place during the month of August at Ancon, TJanal Zone, Panama. SHERIFF ADDING EVIDENCE. TO THE REYNOLDS CASE (Cont'nued From Page One). Soth oT the contracting are interest here to friends of Mr Hobart popularly known.

The ceremony was; Whitman, who performed at 5 o'clock, Saturday af- bridegroom. Mr. Hobart Whitman, Pauline Webb win at the residence of the is a member -of the statement," his secretary said. R. E.

Lassiter, the other guardian, was reported out of the city for the week. No information could be obtained vith regard to Hhe whereabouts and movements of R. J. Reynolds, bet- er known as "Dick." As Smith's older brother he was Mr. aiid Mrs I.

G'. Royster and street, and was witnessed by a small'nan church here, children, Ira, Dorothy and Buddy Rroup of relatives and friends from Royster, have returned from a city and jYU.vai.er, iiuve leiuriiuu to Mrs. Roy ster's sister, Mrs. L. W.

A wealth of a mr i 4-Yitk Jr. Newport News, Va. town, summer flowers Mrs. E. G.

Gilmer and grandchildren, Miss Mary Lillian and Master John L. Fairly, of Richmond, and Miss Shirley Stimpson went to Miss Lois McCall Is Hostess To Ben adorned the apartments, the bridal pair standing before a mantel of white, with background of palms and ferns and white gladioli arranged in, French baskets. Two brass candela-l Trovato Club. Miss Lois McC-all was hostess to the Ben Trovato Club at a most en- Presbyterian Church. Mrs.

Fairly will teach a course in beginners' materials and methods. ora neiu ugnuuii winte tapci-a. ivcv. A. Lummus, of the Associate Re- flowers decorat Lake Junaluska, Wednesday, to spend bra held lighted white tapers.

awhile. They were accompanied to Junaluska by Mrs. John L. Fairly, who will go to Montreat Friday to teach for two weeks in the Leadership Training School of the Southern attractive arrangement of summer formed Presbyterian Church, of was Richburir. the bride's pastor, offici- two tobies, high score prize, a deck Richburg, the bride's pastor ated in'the impressive ring cere 1 of cards, being awarded Miss Thelma The in' Lewis.

Delicious mony. uimc wua an afternoon gow of beige geor- ville Wednesday morning for a days' visit. Mrs. E. V.

Swann and small granddaughter, Martha Swann, gette, with brown carried a bouquet of roses. A platinum pin set fpw' monds. the giffr of the groom her only ornament. A short recep-1 tion followed the ceremony. Dainty', mon refreshments were served, ice cream the tne sweetheart game the hostess served a delectable ith dia-1 salad course with sandwiches and iced Mrs.

Raymond Stimson, of Harmy, sister of the hostess, and Mi F. Miller, of High Point, were week's visit to Mr. Swann in Greens- returned Irpm a and Mrs. Elbert boro. A party, composed of Messrs.

William Wallace, L. C. Wagner, II. R. Clark, N.

B. Mills and (J. E. Mills, spent Tuesday at All Healing Springs. Mi-.

L. A. Parks and family and Mr. Archie Lanier and family are spending the week at Myrtle Beach, S. C.

Master Jimmie Mooi-e, who spent two weeks with his grandmother, Mrs. C. P. Moore, on Elm street, re- and cake with bridal frosting of val-. special guests.

on a Entertain At Picnic On Catawba the i groom is superintendent of the and Mrs. B. Watts entertained of outstanding traits tions. As Miss Reid, the Edith Bagby and bride is well-' Gaither, of Raleigh. A Elizabeth bounteous AS miss iveiu, uic ui me la weu- 0 A known and much admired in this city lcnic supper was enjoyed.

and section. She is an attractive and accomplished young- woman, graduate of Winthrop College and turned Tuesday to his home in Ral- for the lt fc Mond in the Gastonia city schools. Miss Cornelia Duke has returned Circle No. 3 of Race Street Meets. Circle No.

3 of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Race Strec eve i ning with Mrs. N. N. Smoot at her to Raleigh after spending the week-' Rkf of Rich- home on Race street end here with her mother, Mrs. J.

C. Beauie aiU Ke a ot Klctl The meeting was opened with i uul fa- Duke. Mrs. Georpo P. Walker and ter, Miss Beatrice Walker, of nils talla, arrived Wednesday for a visit to Mrs.

Walker's sister, Mrs. I E. M. Sentman, ana niece, Miss Sarah Sentman. They came to Statesville from Henuersonvill.e, where they have been spending awhile at summer home.

Mrs. J. T. Davis and son, Joe, have returned home from Allendale, S. where th.oy spent a few days with hymn: "What a Friend We Have in 3 the meeting was Invitatio" el en rt Lued to'a "Finding God of delightful pre-nuptial) Scripture lesson, Psalm 189-8-9-1 CB to be given this week honor- verses The devotional service was Miss MavX Belle Deaton, who led by Mrs.

N. Smoot. be married on Tuesday, July 26, prtogfcam. was notified of by a cablegram to Las raTrnas on the east coast Africa where he was cruising on lis combination frenghter-yacht. An early report said he was ex- jected to reach New York Friday of week, but efforts to confirm it mve failed.

Reynolds was understood have had his airplane with him on lis yacht and there was a belief that ie might have planned to fly from Las Palmas to some European port to catch a steamer for America. Stratton Conyer, attorney for the 26-year-old Reynolds, refused to divulge any information he may have about his plans. Sheriff Got No Help. Sheriff Scott indicated toclay Jie had not been tendered any outsiTTe assistance by the Reynolds family in the making of his investigation. "Have you been given any assistance, financial or otherwise, from any individual, corporation or other source, in connection with this he was asked.

He shook his head in the negative. Scott said he was still checking apparent inconsistencies and discrep ency of the testimony given by the various witnesses and a complete pic ture of the events of Tuesday nighi of last week and the early part oJ Wednesday until 5:25 o'clock when Smith died. It was Scott's insistence that the evidence was insufficient that caused the ordering of a formal inquest after Coroner W. N. Dalton had onc.e announced he was recording the case as suicide.

The sheriff said he retraced in his automobile the route from Reynolda to the hospital here over which Walker brought the dying heir to millions with LSbby accompanying them. (Driving at 40 miles an hour, he said, the trip required seven minutes. formal reception Tuesday afternoon receiving at the home of Mrs. Morgan, in "honor of Mrs. B.

K. Barringer (nee Miss Catherine Rodgers), of Salisbury. The home was beautifully decorated with bright summer flowers. Mrs. G.

M. Fleming welcomed the guests at the door, Mrs. G. L. Baker presented to the receiving line composed of Mrs.

Morgan, Mrs. Barringer, Miss Frances Barringer, Mrs. Catherine Rodgers of Mooresville, mother of Mrs. Barrin- Brown, recent Mrs. Harding Rodgers, Mrs.

K. McNeely of Mooresville, and Miss Grace Barringer. Mrs. W. W.

Roseboro directed the guests to the dining room, where table was covered with a beautifu Irish lace cover and centered with a crystal bowl of lillies, nink and white Anne's lace, 'with crystal can- elabra holding white tapers. Misses Mary Catherine McLaugh in, Ruth Brown, Elizabeth and Nel ie Sue McNeely presided in the din ngr room, serving pink and whit ger, Mrs. Charles bride, Mrs. Kipley, ces, angel cake, mints and nuts. Mrs.

C. H. Roseboro, Mrs. Woman's Auxiliary Holds July Meeting With religious education as program topic, the Woman's Auxiliary oi the First Presbyterian church held July meeting at the church Monday afternoon. Mrs.

C. M. Steele was in the chair, in the absence of the Auxiliary president, Mrs. S. L.

Gushing," who is attending the mission school at Montreat, and of the vice president, Mrs. B. F. Long, who is in San Francisco. Mrs.

J. A. Scott, conducted the devotional service, based upon the book of Hebrews, which the Auxiliary is studying this year. The subject of the devotional study was Our Interceding Partner. Mrs.

H. O. Steele was in charge of the program. Miss Lucy Long gave a full report of the young people's conference of the Synod of North Caro- Inia, held at Davidson last month with representatives of seven Presbyteries "in attendance. Mrs.

J. A Scott, local Auxiliary secretary of Christian education and ministe rial relief, briefly discussed the im portance of Christian educationa work. A most interesting feature of th meeting was the discussion of the colored women's conference in Win Mr. G. H.

Hayes at Home in New Jerijej if 5 i 1 of salted ston-Salem, given by representa tives of the women's societies of th Q. J. Scott greeted guests in the hall and invited them to the room where the Broijd Street and Tradd Street Pres byterian churches Statesville i who were sent as delegates to th punch bowl was rose conference by the Woman's Auxili First Presbyteria delegates gave ver conference interesting handwork made during the confer- buds and clemitis, presided over by Misses Elizabeth McLaughlin, Sara hurch. Kim-aid and Jane Roseboro, served delicious punch. About 60 guests called.

Both wno complete reports of all sessions and showed Shiloh Womens' Club Meets. Brady, Auxiliary secretary, a letter from Mrs. Gushing, ence. They had high praise for the work of Mrs. E.

F. Reid, of Lenoir, i mi ou-i in who each year directs the colored Eufola, July Shiloh Wo- women conference. man's Club held a most enjoyable During the business session, Mrs. meeting Tuesday afternoon at the ames home of Mrs. J.

A. Bradford. Twenty- rea( five members w.ere present and five bringing greetings to the organiza- visitors, Miss Janie Morrison, of tion from tne i ss io school at Mon- Statesville, Miss Annie treat. Home Economics instructor, of Boone, and Mesdames C. A.

Troutman, J. C. McDaniel and T. P. Guy, of the community.

The club's food leaders, Mesdam.es Press Davidson and L. L. Bost, each gave a very interesting demonstration in cake making and also the making i of icing. This was followed by the canning of a soup mixture. How to Former Iredell Man Passes at News ot Olin.

Olin, July 12. and: atives in this section were notified df Ihe passing away of Mr. G. H. Hayes, which occurred in New Jersey, July 1, at seven o'clock, M.

Mr. Hayes had 'been in declining health for the past two years and his death was not unexpected. Mr. Hayes was 82 years' oM April 27. He was the last surviving member of the family of the late William W.

Hayes and Mary Horn Hayes, they having passed away of years ago. Mr. Hayes was born and reared 1n i'redell county, having lived in this section until 17 years ago, when he moved to New Jersey to be with his children. He was united in marriage to Miss Bettie Gunn in the year 1873. To this union were born nine children.

His wife and seven children survive; five sons, Mr. W. F. Hayes, of Baltimore, and Messrs. A.

C. Hayes, T. L. L. and H.

H. Hayes two daughters, Mrs. Otto Peatersen and Mrs. J. L.

Messick, also of New Jersey. Mr. Hayes was in all respects a good man and his friends were made sad to learn of his passing away. He was one of The Landmark's faithful readers, always looking forward to its coming after leaving old Iredell. The meeting is in progiess at Mac- ednoia this week, being conducted by the pastor, Rev.

W. Q. Griggs. Mr. Barron Agnew in Furman Ferguson is Put Under $2,500 Bond After Auto Crash.

tint sugar cubes to carry out a color Asheville, July 14. farman Fer- schem.e was also shown. Instructions gusoni 32, Charlotte business man, how to use both the steam pressure was i ace under $2,600 bond pending and hot water canners were given. possib le grand jury action by a cor- Literature on this subject was dis- oner 3 urv which found yesterday tributeo, together with leaflets taming other valuable information. con that the death of Barron Agnew, 22, C.

E. Vale, of Duke University, has charge of the singing. Miss Blanch Troutman, of -Harmony, presides at the organ Miss Beth Wooten is at home ufter spending some time in Statesville with Mrs. Carl Moore. Mrs.

Bettie Messick, of Winstoh- Salem, spent two weeks with relatives in this section. Mrs. W. F. Walker.

and daughter, Helen, of Salisbury, are vis- iting hPr mother, Mrs. W. R. Holmes, his week. Officers Installed by Council No.

399 New officers of South Statesville Council No. 399, Junior Order, who are to serve for the next six months, were installed at the meeting of the Council at Evans hall Monday night. The officers installed H. L. Reavis, Junior past councilor; Mr.

W. Walker's testimony, cited by Scott, 1 Miss Sloan announced that July China their I of St. Albans, Sheridan Blodgett, Travels Forward' This was Long Island, New by Mrs N- N-. Smoot and Miss I Beryl Troutman. An interesting ar- Th first of the ser i es was given rticle taken from the World's Out- Monday afternoon, when Miss Paul-' look, entitled, "A Woman of Golden Mrs.

Davis' sister, Mrs. C. P. Moore, i ine Webb entertained at lovely Deeds," was read by Mrs. Carl How- Mr, and Mrs.

Moore spent, a short ten at her home on South Mulberry ard. time here last week and Mrs. Davis 8 ree jt Miss Deaton and her The Social Service showed 45 visits Miss Bess Rankin. of Colum- to the sick, I'-ays to 10 and flowers and Joe accompanied them home. Mrs.

Young Shackelford and daughtors, Misses Jane and Audrey Shackelford, will leayo today for a stay at Chesapeake Beach, Va. Rev. and Mrs. G. G.

Parkinson and children, Misses Lois and Edna Parkinson, Edwin Br'nvn and Gordon guests-of-honor. The presented to 7. bia, as lower floor of the home was thrown ea suite and beautifully decorated throughout with quantities of summer flowers in attractive shades. The guests were greeted by Misses Sylvia Steele and Anna French and During the social hour the hostess served a delicious refreshment. was that he called the hospital for an ambulance, then decided it would be quicker to take Reynolds in a private automobile and ran upstairs, picked up the wounded boy, carried him to the car and dashed to the hospital Time Too Short.

Miss min. ia daughter of Mrs. G. W. Shackelfovd and a sister of Mr.

Young Shackal- ford. I Miss Sarah Kincaid, of is spending a few days here, the guest of Miss Eva Knox. Miss Elizabeth Gaither, of Raleigh, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. B.

Watts. Miss Edith Bagby, of Raleigh, is visiting Miss Fannie Gilliani. Misses Gene Davis, of Salisbury, and Laura Cline, of AsKevillc, are guests in the home of Dr. and Mrs. H.

F. Long. Mrs. R. A.

Martin and Mrs. H. L. Meacham, of Ualeigh, are guests ot' Mrs. Ross Bunch.

Miss Lois Adams is spending this week in Charlotte, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Landreth.

Mrs. G. A. Lazenby and children, Misses Corelli and Percie Lazenby, and Master Glenn Lazenby have returned home from High Point, where they visited Mrs. Lazenby's mother, Mrs.

H. C. Pitts. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Pitts, who will Mary Belle Deaton Honoree at Lovely Bridge Luncheon A lovely bridge luncheon was given Wednesday, at one o'clock, by ss Virginia Long, at her in Belle Deaton, elect.

the arrival of the guests, 25th is the day set apart for canning for country relief, and fruits, vegetables and service will be greatly ap- predated at the club cottage that day. The encampment for farm women of in an automobile wreck Tuesday night was caused by Ferguson's careless and reckless driving. Ferguson was held iin jail from shortly after the time of the acci- turned. He posted bond with J. B.

Cain, clerk of Superior court, and was released when the jury reached Parkinson, of Due West, S. are presen ted to Miss Webb, who revisiting: relatives here. ceived with Miss Deaton, Miss Ran- M. E. McGuinn, of Spartan-, kin Misses Martha Neal and Billie North Center burg, S.

is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Deaton, Mrs. C. H.

Dearman, a re- to Mlss Young Shackelford and Mrs. G. W. cent ride, Miss Louise Clifford, Shackelford. Mrs.

McGuinn is bride-elect, Miss Sarah Dorsett and evp Gregory Peeler, both of Salis- luncheon at elgh sma ll ta- jjio 0 cfooio bles arranged on the inviting veran- liS of the home, which was most room, where Mrs! Lewis Poston and with a wealth Mrs. Frank L. Grier received. Delicious cheese chicken salad sandwiches, wafers, mint punch, cakes Aft the luncheon bridge was enthusiastically played for some tion end mints in pastel colors were served. The dining room table was centered with a handsome of mixed garden flowers and tall pink tapers burned in silver holders.

time, and then refreshing. sherbet was served. Mrs, Wayne Welborn, winner of higji score, received two dainty handkerchiefs and Miss Dea- siivei DOWI j. on honoree, was presented a lovely trousseau gift, Miss Bess Kan Kin, of Columbia, Master Joe Walker Ramsey is Host'. Mt88 was an guest, at Birthday Party In celebration of his 'Iredellburg Epworth Union to Meet seventn birthday anniversary, Master Joej Th Iredellburg Epworth Union Walker was host to several te tMJ this 01! his little friends party, Tuesday evening, at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Ramsey, on Walnut street. i meting tnis at a delightful ht the Da idson ing, at 7 o'clock, church with the EDWOI Lh pwouh Ot games, which were awn, Mrs. Ramsey spend awhile here. Misses Katharine Cowan, Julia Pressly and Elizabeth Montgomery have returned from Gastonia where they attended the state convention oi'vthe Y.

P. C. U. as delegates from the First Associate Reformed Presbyterian church. Mrs.

Ernest Mulkins, who spent the past 10 days here as the guest of C. Duncan, left this morning for her home in Cairo, Illinois. Miss Duncan is spending this week in Concord as the guest of Miss Na.ncy McBride. Mrs. Ida S.

Davis, who has been visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Carlton, returned today to her home in Charlotte.

Lawrence Hill returned Wednesday frohi Fort Bragg, where he attended training camp for four weeks, Others from Statesville who attended the training camp at Fort Bragg and're- turned home Wednesday are Lee Sherrill, Dwight Gaither, Robert Wesson, Henry Poston and James Weatherman. Village Club Gives Delightful Bridge Party The the Village Club gave ft delightful bridge party, Wednesday, evening, in their club rooms on West Broad street, ing Miss Beatrice Walker, of At- and Miss Virginia Shook, of KnoxyHle, who are visiting relatives here. pleasant evening spent in playing bridge 1 The de was-played at four tables, De- jus iced tea, gaiywches es Patriotic Chileans are courting for- told the folks inte'resting fairy tales. little I 'p." The young host was assisted in enter- by his mother, his sister, Luncheon Guests of Mrs. W.

H. Belk in Charlotte Mrs. Eugene Davis and her guest, P. Cooper, of Henderson, State regent of the Daughters taming uy nis moiner, nw th Ameri ttn Revolution of North i. nesuay 01 wirs, n.

oeiK, at ner Shirley Stimpson and Norman Tut-1 en. A delicious ice course, with in- dividual decorated cakes and mints, was served in the dining room. The home in Mrs Charlotte, is vice table was" centered with a beautiCul I birthday cake, which was surmount ed by seven tiny pink candles. Tie table was also graced with ci holders in which pink tapers burned', and crystal compotes of green mints. Mrs.

D. A. Pressley Entertains in Honor of Miss Rebecca Soincrs tion of North. Carolina, at regent of the Revolu- crvHral ene Dmvls Entertains in Telephone.records showed the call at 1 o'clock, the sheriff said, and the hospital re- cojded Smith as being entered at 1:10. The officer asserted he was unable to Understand how it would have been possible for Walker to have car- Iried out all the activities he claimed within the 10 minutes.

He advanced no theory, however, in connection with the point under con- nasn caKe 1C sideration. made canov A disclosure came from a member of the coroner's jury that one of the principal factors in the decision against a suicide verdict was testimony that the pistol from which the fatal bullet, was fired was not found until four hours after the shooting, although the night watchman, W. E. Fulcher, declared he had made a careful search in the meantime. The pistol was found in plain view niear the door connecting Libby' bedroom with the sleeping porch on which young Reynolds was shot.

Another apparently unexplained fact was the discovery of what seemed to 'be a bullet hole in the screen of the porch six feet six inches from the floor. Bullet Ranged Downward. Physicians testified the fatal bullet Reynolds' right temple and ranged downward, coming out below and to the rear of the left ear. Scott said it would have bee impossible for the bullet to have ranged downward through the head and then oipward through the. screen.

His only explanation of the apparent course the missile was that Reynolds was shot through the temple as he lay face downward on the bed with his left, side toward the screen. This theory assumed, of course, that the hole in the screen was actually made by the fatal bullet. Walker testified Reynolds was laying on the bed when the former first reached him. Libby said she was not sure but in her "flash" of memory at the moment of the tragedy she believed Smith was standing up over her. the demonstration clubs of the county are invited to attend, Mr.

R. B. York, outside sentinel; Messrs. A. L.

Sides, U. and W. F. Link, trustees. The three members selected to represent the local council at the state meeting at Morehead City'in August viteu iu unc.iu uuu ci.juj were Messrs.

Sherman Mitchell, A. L. games, stunts, etc. which will be on tome-bile overturned His chert was Sides and J. L.

Ostwalt. 1 flSVl bands of the club members will be invited to attend and enjoy picnic lunch, its verdict. He denied he was driving the automobile which left the highway and overturned, asserting Agnew was driving. Agnew. died instantly when the au- JACUVlOp UUiilUl pOOlf F.

Link, councilor; Mr. L. vice-councilor; Mr. W. F.

Mackey, chaplain; Mr. S. A. Robbins, recording secretary; C. 0.

Kennerly, financial secretary; Mr. H. C. Beaver, assistant recording secretary; Mr. L.

W. Gaither, treasurer; Mr. Glenn Elliott, conductor; Mr. J. A.

Campbell, warden; Mr. J. A. Stewart, inside sentinel; the lawn. i The hostess, assisted by Misses Lu- and his neck was cile and Helen Clarke, served angel Mr.

Agnew traveled for the United hash, cake, iced grape juice and home- Boston, wa, Mrs. F. L. Johnson Is Candidate For State President Mrs. Frank L.

Johnson, who is a candidate for the office of State President of the American Legion Auxiliary, will go to Asheville Friday to well known in Statesville. He was here last week. Mr. Agnew formerly lived in Char- Circle No. 4 Meets With Mrs.

K. L. Miller. Circle No. 4 of the Woman's Missionary Society of Race Street Methodist Episcopal church met Monday afternoon with Mrs.

K. L. Miller, lotte, having only recently removed her home on Armfield street, from Charlotte to the home of his The meeting was opened with a de- wife in Wilson. In addition to his votional service, the theme being he leaves a son, Barron, who is "Finding God in Daily Life." The about two of age. attend the State Conven-j of the American Legion and Auxiliary, which will be in session there July 17-19.

Mrs. Johnson has been actively connected Lions Install New Officers Installation of officers for the corn- program topic was "China Travels Forward." An interesting article, taken from the World's Outlook and 'entitled "A Woman of Golden Deeds," I was read by the leader, Mrs. W. 1 Ferguson. The business session of the meeting included a discussion of the budget and local work.

During social hour the hostess WANT ADS honodng her Mrs. the SSSM. J. T. Montgomery, entertained informally Tuesday morning, at the Montgomery home on South Mul- the'loc'iTf chapter." The berry street, honoring Miss Rebecca mornim? was pi ea8a ntly spent in Somers, of Jacksonville, Ha.

'chatting. A damty ice course was The hostess received her guests serve on tho Inviting lawn of the homo Mvs Ma Davls of charlotte, was and the morning, was pleasantly 1 an out guest, spent in conversation. A tempting, salad course with iced tea wad served. Out-of-town guests to the honoree were Miss Bess Rankin, of Columbia, and Mrs, M. McGuinn, of Spai'tanburg, S.

C. with Auxiliary work for a number of ing year featured, the weekly meeting served delicious cake and ice cream. years and has held several important of the Sfatesville Ljonir Clubj which I State and National offices. The local, was held at the Vance Hotel Monday unit is very optimistic over her evening at 6:30 o'clock. tion and she goes to Asheville witfli i Mr.

J. Paul Gilliam was installed as the best wishes of a wide circle of president; Dr. C. W. Ashburn, vice- frlends.

Mrs. Johnson will be accom- president; Mr. C. C. Rogers, secre- panied to Asheville tomorrow by Mrs.

tary-treasurer; Mr. O. C. Duncan, I C. L.

Sherrill and they will visit tail twister; Mr. li O. Hawkins, friends and relatives prior to the tamjer; Messrs. John G. Lewis and C.

FOR China PIBO- convention. The election Tuesday. The following exp.oct to attend the charge of District Governor Hugh FOH 8ALE Lor convention as delegates: Mrs. Fred Mitchell, who explained the duties of Lowrance, retiring president of the I each official now assuming his work local unit, Mrs. Hurst Turner, the coming year.

Bernice Turner, Mrs. Charles Wash-j As an expression of appreciation ington, president-elect, and Mrs. C. for the fine service which the outgo- Foster. Mrs.

J. W. Hendricks, ing president John G. Lewis had ren- MONT EXPERIMENT STATION. June Beans.

BROS. 'Phone No. 7. July UL. HOLLAND TRUSTEE'S BALE OP REALTY I ruster.

ncuuiIVIVD, trust rom WiiiUm Lawrence and wife Lilly Mrs. Chester Ensign and Miss LucSle dered the Club during its most crucial to w. E. Webb, trustee, dated Kimball will go as alternates. Other period, the Club voted to make Mr.

Decembtr £2. recorded in book it. members of the Auxiliary are -plan-' Lewis president emeritus of the club. "nd rd 3cm 0 wil ninir to attend some of the sessions. This honor WBS Voted unanimously made uuon the undersigned to foreclose lame.

Default having been made In the payment 'by that certain deed of Lawrence and itee, i ning to attend sonve of the sessions. Miss Bobby Turner will serve as one of the pages to the state president, Mrs. Hugh W. Perry, of Louisburg, and she and her mother, Mrs. Hurst Turner, will represent the local unit aa color bearers.

honor was Voted unanimously na uuon the undersigned to foreclose and enthusiastically by the members the undersigned will, therettore, under bjr iu. a v. virtue (it the power and authority contained. 8a)d aee(J of truat sel nt pu le action 1 for cash, to highest therefor, on the club. Society Meets With Miss Pauline Zeigler Troutman.

July Young People's Missionary Society of the Troutman Methodist church evening at the home of met Mr, Hugh G. Mitchell Los Angeles. Hugh G. Mitchell, district i Pauline Zeigler Ostwalt. The Leaves For A meeting opened, with the devo- Mugl r'of th 31st district of Lions In- tional service, conducted by Merle Miss Cwercash ternational, left Wednesday night for teresting and- inspiring Angeles, where he wUl Korea, represent the Lions Clubs of North Carolina at the International convention to be Reid July 19 to 22, Repr scmtativea of several LJqns this' state also expect to an talk in on new News of Harmony, Route One Harmony, Route 1, July rains have ceased and for nearly two weeks a hot sun has been beaming down on sappy vegetation, consequently crops are deteriorating rapidly.

The threshers have come and p-one. The crop is not as good as it was last year. On Mr. A. L.

York's farm over 400 bushels of grain was threshed. On Mr. H. P. Heath's farm over 200 bushels of wheat and rye was threshed.

A birthday dinner was given Mra. D. A. Stroud last Sunday in honor of her 68d year. A very large crowd of relatives, friends and neighbor? Fathered with large baskets of food, and the rich viands such as the country can afford were placed on a long table under the shade of the trees A' most sumptuous dinner it was.

The crowd numbered over 12R Mrs. Ralph Gaither was carried to tho Davis hosnital one day this week and is very sick, cream served at Mr. R. Ladd, Saturday night, to the enjoyment of' those present, These get- quite Miss Mary Belle Deaton Complimented At Bridge Party. As a compliment to Miss Mary Belle Deaton, bride-elect, Mrs.

Mary Alice Allen and Miss Bertsie Gully were hostesses at bridge, Tuesday afternoon, at their home on Elm street. The game was enthusiastically played at nine tables arranged in rooms decorated with lovely summer flowers. High score prize was awarded' Miss Louise Clifford and the second prize went to Miss Pauline Webb. Both prizes were dainty lingerie. The honoree was the recipient of an piece of hob nail glass.

At the conclusion of the game, the hostesses served a tempting salad course with iced tea and mints. I Miss Bess Rankin, of Columbia, was an out-of-town guest, IimiAc nenartmktnt Holda Picnic at! SATURDAY, AUGUST M. Junior uepfriment noigs ncniv ai i ut ovfock. noon, before the Court Barium Springs Ol in statenvillu. N.

the following de- The Junior department of the Sun- scribed property: day School of Broad Street dist church, Miss Lucy Howard sup- a ne s. 53 w. m'feet'to an, iron stake in erlntendent, held a most enjoyable, Alex. Raither's line; thence his Him picnic, Tuesday evening, at Barium v8 8 0 rner; 63 K. ft aH6 Springs.

I to a stake. corner on the old Sallibuiry i I road. R. Cowles thence N. 80 oc, ramnflfB HP 183 1-3 feet to the beginning, containing 1 .44 Business is on trial, remarKs ur.

8cre re or Rnd the identical Julius Klein. Hppe the judge Will be um i convoyed to WIlllRm by M. lenient and it on probation, so ow i llub Ya de that it qan get a new Herald. This July IS, July 16. 22, G.

WEBB. Trustefl. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE TO CREDIT ORB! the convention. Mr. Mitchell Zeigler was 're-'ejeqted chairman Misj, Myrtle Fwry, assistant chair- Miss Louise Ca.yln, secretury Durintr the social hour the, host- less served delicious refreshments The society adjourned to 'meet Havlnir qualified Administrator of the late R.

R. Lowe, decewed. notice iti hereby vlven to all iw-rtl holdlnsr olalmc atwlnat eatute present (MM to on or before 16th day or July, 1983, or this nptlw will plead In Iwr of ttny'rwovarv penWM to will make Imme- A NEW FEED STORE NOW OPEN AT 115 N. CENTER ST. Am to furni.h ever) tiling In the feed Md.we4'liM at very cloaep ricips.

handle Flour, tnd General Your patronage solicited. aettleinNltt, of 'AdmtnWfttov of W. I I -J W. A. E.

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