The News-Herald from Morganton, North Carolina • Page 2

THE NEWS-HERALD, MORGANTON, N. APRIL 14TH, 1921. BRIDGEWATER sles and mumps Dr. Long advised. and children were Sunday visitors of VW1 11 I 1 1 the leaders of the Heavener school The cold winds for the past few ib delegates fiW WORRY Miss Kathleen Michaux visited in High Point Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Baird at Antioch.

ro Ptil noL to aiiencr xne commencement finvs ana xne diet xrusi isu uic vj. Miss Ella Green, of tiamewell, i i. xi i ii tm aa James Hsrhicftn tj to James Harbison. FWL-rl1 uien Alpine, so oniy mree gins, an ice tnis uiu ward Bufi Mr. J.

H. Arney and son, Kalph, ot spent several days last week witn Mr. and Mrs. Gaither Harmon. of whom were immune, went over a DH of damage to the beans and po- Hickory, spent Tuesday night with Mr.

John Ollis. of near Adako, was Saturday. tato crops in this section of the coun Mr. I. D.

Whisenant and family. Catherine Giles and' All 11 i i I I nnrt a business visitor of Mr. J. V. Powell le Master Fred Ross, of Morganton, nusseu oaunuers aim jiocii dreau spent Sunday with Fred Po- ty, and of course the fruit suffered likewise.

It reminds us of a certain conversation overheard some is spending a lew oays wren nis BRIEF NEWS' ITEMS FROM OVER BURKE (Continued from first page) of their tractor. The Fordson was represented by the Burke Garage Mr. B. S. Gaither being present, and the tractor was handled by Mr.

J. H. Bounous. The Hart-Parr Tractor was handled by Mr Ray Coulter and Mr. Reid, of the Reid Hart-Parr of Charlotte, was present at the demonstration.

The attendance was good, and behavior fine. teet. ENOLA grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

P. Corpening. Mr. Jackson Smith 0f a spent Saturdav nnH Asnevilir Mr. Fred Whisenant spent a lew home near Enola" unaay at fj days the past week with friends in Hub Watts has a very sick baby, years ago over in Caldwell county, and Julius Perry a little child that is when a little fellow said to his little also very sick.

sister, "Fanny, does Jinerery come in Ulysses Waters, who has been sub- Feberery?" She replied, "No! you stitute mail clerk, has now been as- doose you, it tomes in March." Well. KitrnpH in a regular run out from 1 otittwjiv. wr feel like we have had Mr. F. M.

Smith. Whft 1 winter in Cocoa, came urday. dme hme satJ Wednesday. Little Miss Mabel Sides is on a visit to her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

M. Arney. Mr. Gilbert Puett, of Morganton, has been visiting relatives in this section. No outsiders will be allowed to sell refreshments at the Chesterfield commencement Friday.

Miss Winnie Smith was a guest Saturday night of Miss Fannie Whitley in Morganton. Mr. Robert Moody, of Lenoir, Route 3 a visitor Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J.

G. Harmon. January and March both with us here Miss GpnevQ TW. i. Greensboro beyond Wmston-balem and return.

in Apnl since Saturday. day night with Mrs ffi, Morganton. -nton, ne Mr. and'Mrs. John Baker spent the Quite a number ot tne peopie STATE HOSPITAL Miss Mamie Moore and Miss Freda week-end with her brother, Alfred around here accompanied the school Mr.

and Mrs. Abel Ca Anderson, who lives near the old children and teachers, Misses Julia Berry, of Morganton, were Saturday Rust and Mabel to Glen Al- Eennett place. family, of Glen Alpine with Mrs. Mary E. Huffman Mrs.

Smith and night and Sunday guests 01 miss ira TV-iIp near the Hospital. Abel S. Carswell and family spent to attend the county commence ganton, spent Sundav xx-k Sunday at Enola. ment held there Saturday. All seem- Mrs.

Sarah J. Fisher spent Sunday ed to have enjoyed the -day's program, with her mother, Mrs. L. A. Taylor.

Especially are we proud of the hon-? sor. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kincaid and Miss Maggie Lee Rusmisell were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

B. E. fmr of Moreanton. Ed Smith. LU ner Rev.

G. P. Abernethv RUTHERFORD COLLEGE J. J. Holland and Mrs.

uora aaun- won by the scnooi, We had auite a fire excitement ton, filled his avvahZ10 ders spent Saturday in Glen Alpine. yesterday afternoon when the old Jor Baptist church SundavT th Misses Celeste and Virginia See-horn, of Lenoir, spent Saturday with Morganton. Mr. L. P.

Henderson spent Saturday night with L. P. Henderson in Statesville. Mrs. Henderson recently underwent a successful operation for appendicitis.

Mr. W. S. Whisenant spent Sunday with his brother, Mr. I.

Whisenant and family. Mrs. R. V. Michaux, of Morganton, spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Michaux. Miss Grace Pearson, who has been spending some time with Miss Kathleen Michaux, spent Friday and Saturday with relatives in Morganton.

Miss Mary Henson, of the Deaf school, spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Hink Lingafeldt. Miss Lottie Ramsaur left Friday for Banner Elk where she will re-enter school. She was accompanied by Miss. Kate and Mr.

Clarence Ramsaur, who returned home Monday. Mr. Ben Watkins, who was hurt, has recovered sufficiently to return to his work near Adako. Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Bean spent Sunday with Mr. H. A.

Pritchard and family. J. Arthur Wainwright spent with his friend, A. D. Lail.

dan residence just to the north of town, was burned. The fire caught which were the prize for best recitation, best attendance, first and second on biscuits and second on cake. The school will close here in two more weeks. their sister. Mrs.

Alfred Singleton, Relieves Rheumatic Pai ne.ir the Hospital. from the kitchen flue about one o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Thompson, of "I am subject to rheumatism when haw cndi "Uidsm and was discovered too late to save anvthiner except the inmates and sDent Sunday with his applications of C.h- or tvr GLEN ALPINE. about half of the furniture.

Mrs sister, Mrs. Sterling Clark and' fam ilv. near the Hospital. AMHERST Rev. H.

S. Benfield filled his regular appointment here Sunday night. Mr. Fred Moore, who has been in the army for about three months at home on a furlough. He will ment relieves the pain and maL Jordan and her son, Rev.

Robert Jor Miss Causey has been very sick for the last few days. aim sieep possiDie. 1 would Tint a-Of doiner without it "4noAftin dan, were both cripples and would likely have perished but for the time-lv help of kind neighbors. The house Mr. W.

W. Patton made a business Owsley, Moberly, Mo. lrs' leave lhursday lor Lamp Meaae, trip to Asheville Thursday. where he is now stationed Miss Lizzie Patton spent Sunday we learn was owned by Rev. H.

H. Jordan, of Gastonia, and was insured, as was also the furniture. The barn and two- small out-buildings were saved. at home. Miss Mary Whitley, of Morganton, spent the week-end with her grandmother, Mrs.

W. S. Patton. The. Epworth league institute will AVICOL FOR DIARRHOEA.

Keep Chickens from Dying. For sale KIBLER-DRUG COMPANY. Misses Matilda and Mary Lou Er- Rev. Albert Sherrill and family, of Mr. J.

C. Summerlin and family visited Mrs. D. B. Moore Sunday.

Miss Nell Baker, of Drexel, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Baker.

Mr. Ray McCall, 'of Rutherford College, spent the week-end with his uncle, Mr. J. S. Bradshaw.

Mr. W. Brotherton has been cn Stanley Creek, paid a visit to his (win spent Saturday at Pleasant Val ley. daughter who is here in school, and Misses Eola, Bessie and, Margaret Arney and Mrs. M.

L. Arney and Mr. Phifer Arney, of Morganton, spent Tue-day with relatives in our section. pillllllllllilllllllilill preached at the college auditorium at 11 a. m.

Sunday. He made, a fine impression on the congregation. Our base ball team played three frames this last week, losing: to Gran Messrs. Ed and Ralph Spair.hour, Mrs. Bryant C.

Williams' Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murrill and Mrs. Jessee Conley, of Morganton, and Mrs. R.

V. Alexander, of near the Mrs. Williams little daughter, Ruth, is improving. Mrs. Lillian Mull spent Thursday night with her brother, Mr.

Feix Mull, and family. She spent Friday night with her sister and family, Mrs. Allen Sloan. The chapel services at the Hospital on Sunday afternoon were conducted by Rev. C.

M. Pickens, of the Morganton Methodist church. Mrs. Pickens and Mr. and Mrs.

H. Millner accompanied Mr. Pickens and attended the services. Mrs. Joseph E.

Cline spent the past week visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Walker, near Glen Alpine. The dates for changing of ringing of the early bell at Hospital are October 1st and April 1st, the latter 30 minutes earlier. The Hospital has recently had the large vehicle shed at the barn converted into a garage with four apartments.

Mrs. Sue Bruner Clontz, a former ite' Falls 10 to 6 and gained over Le-Ars. Louise and Miss Janet Spain hour spent Thursday at Construe noir 11 to 10 1 Btm tion. Dr. Griffith, of Asheville, will preach at Arney's chapel on April 20, at 7:30 p.

m. Miss M. B. Nichols, of Durham, is visiting Miss Z. B.

Henderson. Stock in the 19th Series of the 1 the sick list for the past week. Miss Troy Moore, who has been at Grace Hospital in Morganton for the rast three months, is at home for a few days. Mr. and J.

Berry and Miss Beulah Berry of Valdese, were in this community Sunday afternoon. Mrs. W. A. Baker spent last week in Drexel visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. McCall. Mr.

Bascom Smith returned to Virginia last Week after spending several days with his parents. Miss Maude Benfield spent Saturday night with Miss Fannie Eller. Miss Ruth Baker spent Saturday in Morganton. Mr. E.

J. Johnston has rented the old Morris home and will move his family at once, and Mr. J. E. Weaver goes into the Stump Kithcon for the present.

These men are showing quite a likely interest in the college, leading the boys in cleaning up the campus and painting the auditorium. Rev. J. M. Terrill has contracted for the Gaston place in the northern part of town.

Mr. Terrell has been a missionary to Brazil. His health 3 Morganton B. L. Association will be ready for delivery APRIL 1ST 1921 I has become so impaired that it was BURKEMONT Miss Nola Denton, of Missionary, spent several days last week with her sister, Mrs.

Johnnie Hoke. Mr. J. A. Bowman spent the weekend in Morganton with his daughter," Mrs.

L. L. Houk. Mrs. Tom Causby and Miss Mary Sue Causby spent Thursday with Mr.

and Mrs. Horace Causby, near Missionary. Mrs Bessie Clontz was the guest Sundav of Miss Claudia Franklin, near Hopewell. Mr. Ode Dale spent Sunday night at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. P. A. Lots of building for this spring, get is planned your stock 1 necessary for him to return to the homeland, and 'we will be proud to have him for a citizen of our town. Mrs.

W. F. Elliott has been chosen to represent the Woman's Missionary society and Miss Erin Abercrombie that of the Young People's society at the annual meeting to be held in Lenoir May 10-13. It will be difficult for these good women to go, as this is also the time of our commencement. However they will endeavor to be there part of the time.

The biennial election of town officers for the town of Rutherford College comes off May 3rd at the town library. A mayor and three commissioners are to be elected, and it is honed that men will be chosen who will see to it that blind tigers will find it difficult to dodge, and will put our electric light system in and make application for loan BRIDGEWATER, ROUTE 1 Quite a number of the people from this community, attended the commencement at Glen Alpine Saturday. The people of Burke county ought to feel proud of Mrs. Maud P. Anthony, as their rural supervisor.

She is doing a great work in our county schools, as is also Prof. T. Hendrix. Miss Ruth Cowan of Oak Hill spent the week-end with home folks. Miss Maggie Rector spent Tuesday night with Miss Hannie Cowan.

Miss Thelma Powell spent the week-end with relatives at 'Glen Alpine. Mr. W. C. Morrison, of Cane Creek, is spending a few days with home folks.

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stone have returned to their home at Morganton.

Mrs. W. H. Morrison and Mrs. B.

L. Morrison were dinner sruests of 3 early. W. ERVIIM, Pres. 1 E.

B. CLAYVVELL, Sec. Trcas. I OAKLAND. Mrs.

Marv Rudisill and Mrs Hoke. Mr. R. C. Walker, of Morganton, visited his brother, Mr.

F. B. Walker, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Garrison and children, cf Morganton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hoke' Mrs. T. E.

Garrison and children, of Salem, recently visited her brother, Mr. John Dale. Miss Belle iClark, of Missionary, visited Miss Mary Sue Causby last week. Mrs. T.

L. Duckworth was the guest Friday of Mrs. C. M. Causby.

Mr. R. E. Tate, of Knoxville, l'ccently visited at the home of his father-in-law, Mr. P.

A. Hoke. Miss Minnie Pearl Causby is visiting her uncle, Mr. Horace Causby, near Missionary. Miss Rosa Lee Mooney, of- Glen Alpme, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jake Mooney Mr. Avery Brown, of Rollins, was the guest Sunday of Mr. Hardie Causby. Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Garrison and of Calvi" spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

P. A. Hoke. Mrs. Charlie Dale, of Spartanburg, Mrs.

J. Cowan Thursday evening. nurse here, visited friends at the Hospital Saturday and Sunday. Mr. John Boone was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr.

and Mrs. James Kincaid at Nebo. Mr. S. M.

Warlick, who has been visiting relatives and friends in this and other sections of the State, left for his home in Manhattan, Kansas, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Logan spent the week-end in Lenoir visiting Mrs. Loeran's parents.

Mr. Ed Logan spent the week-end with his wife in Catawba. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dale the past week, a fine daughter.

Mr. Everett Mull has moved his family into one of Mr. Poteet's cottages near the Hospital. Mrs. Jeff Simms and baby, of Glen Alpine, spent the past week with her family, Mr.

and Mrs. T. L. Berry near the Hospital. Mrs.

Eva Giles and two daughters, of Marion, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tolbert at the Caldwell colony. She also visited her daughter, Miss Mae Giles, nurse, at the Hospital. Mr.

Bracher Clark and family spent Sunday with Mr. Frank B. Duckworth and family in Morganton. This being Mr. Duckworth's birthday a nice dinner was served and all enjoyed the occasion.

Miss Maude. E. Roddell. of Charlotte, visited her father. Mr.

Henry Rodell, at the Hospital Sunday. She was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs Todd, of Charlotte, and Mr. and Winchester and son. Charlton, of Gastonia.

They made the trip in a car. Mr. F. E. Kaylor and his force have just finished repainting the inside of the new cow barn.

Mr. W. E. Walton's many friends at the Hospital and community were exceedingly sorry to hear of his death which occurred early Mondav morning at a Charlotte hospital. All extend their sincere svmpathv to his bereaved family and loved ones.

Clark spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie" Rri 3 Bnblonof 'Satisfaction. fmlikmoJScitbJ'im (3 G) in viMteu relatives and friends this section last week. 7 OZ? want you to judge the new 1921 Buick on this basis-capacity to give, definite returns on investment.

and family. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Brittain. Rev. Jas.

C. DeLancey was a Saturday night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hill. He filled his regular appointment at Mt.

Home church at 11 a. m. The Mt. Home people xwere glad to have the East Morganton choir out in the afternoon and all enjoyed their song service. Misses Geneva Brittain and Fannie Smith and Master Palmer Brittain were Sunday guests of Mrs.

A. S. Mull's family. Mrs. Bill Williams' children have had the measles.

The children of Mrs. Mason Williams have also been confined to their home with measles. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Whitener and baby and Mr.

R. C. Whitener and son, Herman, and Rev. Jas. C.

DeLancey made a trip to Catawba on Sunday afternoon to visit Mrs. P. A. White-ner's mother, who is still quite ill. They returned Monday.

Mrs. Jessee Huffman, who had been with Mrs. Whitener, returned with the party Monday. Mrs. L.

C. Rockett spent several days the past week with her daughter, Mrs. Jerome Mr. Oscar Duckworth has just returned from a trip to Charlotte and Gastonia. Miss Annie Mae Brendle, nurse at the State Hospital, spent Monday at her home.

Mr. John Brendle, her father, is improving in health. Mr. Walter Whitener and family were Sunday guests of Mrs. Eva Denton.

Little Miss Geneva Poteet spent Saturday night with Miss Pearl Denton. Mr. Andrew Hilderbrand is painting the inside of Mr. F. P.

Brittain's new store at the cross-roads. Mr. Brittain expects to move his stock in this week. Mr. Jacob Shuping, has been down with paralysis over a vear, was able to visit his daughter, Mrs.

Wal Let us demonstrate one of the new Buicks and test for yourself Buick's quality of dependability; inspect the accessibility of mechanism; enjoy its roomy comfort. The graceful new lines mkke doubly enjoyable the pleasure of possession. DREXEL The surprise party at the auditorium last Saturday night was enjoyed, by everybody present. The refreshments were fine and dandy. Mr Johnston Avery proved himself a fine master of ceremonies.

Misses Louisa Reed. Maggie Neil, Mamie Holler and Thelma Berry deserve special mention for the entertaining features. Miss Elizabeth Gillam and Miss Florence Embrey of Morganton, were Miss Embrey's musical treat was' highly enjoyed Miss Cornelia Tilley, of ''Granite Falls, Mr. and Mrs. J.

P. Price, of Boardman and Mrs. E. B. Stone, of Lumberton, were all called to the bedside of Prof.

L. F. Barnes last bundayv Mr. Barnes was seriously ill from yellow jaundice and malaria tever. He was slowly improving the first of this week.

Mr Robert Benfield, of Amherst, spent Sunday here with relatives and Iriends. Ml' ShuPin and son, Dan, spent Monday, in Statesville on business. Mesesrs. Will Rector, of Winston-oaiem, Horace Rertnr rfrL Since January regular equipment vl on all models includes Cord Tires CHESTERFIELD All are expecting a big time here "ext Friday at the commencement. We have been requested to state that there is not any measles in the school.

Everybody come with well filled baskets and enjoy the day. An interesting letter from Mrs. "ca1! who, moved this spring to Rock Creek, Idaho, tells of the wonderful sights on their trip. How well pleased they are with the country. Misses Beatrice and Louise Hood and Winnie Smith, Messrs.

Burtis Copley, Walter and Clarence Hood attended the cpmmencement at Glen Alpine Saturday. Mrs. W. Sparks, of Morganton, and granddaughter, little Miss Sarah Margaret Laughlin, of Greenville, S. spont the week-end with her sister, Mrs.

J. V. Powell. She visited her rbother Mr. John Hallyburton, and family who have been very sick with influenza, but we are glad to note they arc recovering.

Mr. Lester and Phifer Rector of Drexel, were hf riL attend the funeral a- iatner Mn w- Rector, whol ter vvnitener. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

erome Brittain and children were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrsr. Britt Poteet. UJC" dl' -ongs nospital after an op- 33 Sl 1ITa' Rector was 74 years -The body was buried at Enon. Mr. John Stamey has been ill for a week from appendicitis, but is now improving.

Mr. Garland Franklin, of Asheville, is spending a few days with his par- xr Reed Miss Mamie Holler and Mrs. A. J. Weber motored to Lenoir last Sunday on a visit to Mrs.

L. H. Tilley. ROLLINS Mrs. Mary Moses and daughter, Beulah, spent the week-end with her brother, Jerry Smith, who lives beyond Glen Alpine.

Mrs. Mary A. Wainwright spent Sunday and Monday with her brother, T. Henry Morris. Mrs.

Jane Epley spent the weekend with her friend, Mrs. Lu T. Waters. Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Saunders spent Sunday with her father, Alex. Clark. Owing to the prevalence of mea- his uncle, Mr.

Sam Smith, at Lenoir! has returned home. Mesdames J. W. Duckworth, F. M.

Hensley, B. W. Wall and J. Clark recently, visited Mrs. Hardie Sud-derth.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harris, of Smoky Creek, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Puett.

Miss Virgie Hood, of Hildebran, spent the last of the week at the home of her mother, Mrs. E. B. Hood. rMr.

and Mrs. John P. Smith, of Hartland, spent Monday with Mr and Mrs. Vance Powell. Mr.

and Mrs. R. M. Smith have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Finley Ra-der. Miss Lexie Duckworth was a recent guest in the Smith ome. Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Lowdermilk PERKINSVILLE. Misses Pearl and Lucille Fleming and Mis Leah Williams, of Table Rock, spent the week-end with Mr. T. C.

Fleming. Tate spent Sunday at Table Rock. Mr. R. A.

Moore made a business trip to Morganton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. S. V.

Tate spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kincaid.

Rev. J. C. Gentry filled his regular appointment at Arney's chapel Sunday. He was a dinner guest of Mr.

and Mrs. R. P. Laxton. Miss Margaret of -Morganton, is spending awhile with her grandfathere, Mr.

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