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NEWS AND OBSERVER. RALEIGH, N. WEDNESDAY, MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1920 5 LENOIR COLLEGE OPENS WITH RECORD ATTENDANCE Hickory Schools Fall Term With Biggest Enrollment In History (Special to the News and Observer.) Hickory, Sept. College began the fall term today with the largest enrollment since the war and the indications are that the institution have the largest attendance in its history. Since the raising of the $300.000 endowment fund, the faculty has been increased and the college fitted out to take care of more boys and girls.

The Hickory schools have begun the fall term with the largest enrollment in their history. The sessions yesterday and today were brief-that today made so on account of the circus here this afternoon. W. H. Barkley, a prominent local Republican, has been appointed chairman of the North Carolina traveling men's bureau and announces that he will call a meeting of men for Greensboro or a traveling.

few days. The appointment was made by Coleman DuPont, of Delaware, 28- tional chairman, on the recommendation Linney, chairman of Republican State Committee. The traveling men's bureau is an auxiliary of national Republican organization. Mrs. Ella H.

Cook, widow. of the late Aaron Cook, died et her home in Burke county at the age of 58 years after a long illness. She was a prominent woman, member of the Baptist church and was well known in this community. Mrs. Cook is by five children.

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N. Johnson, of Raleigh, Preaches Sermon at Union Meeting Sunday Hamlet, Sept. 7-Sunday was a great day for the Baptists of Hamlet. Their handsome new church building was dedicated, having been built, furnished and all obligations paid. Durthe years 1917 1919 under the leadership of Rev.

J. M. Page, the new church building was erected. building, which had ceased to properly serve the growing congregation was sold, and an excellent location secured, on the corner of Charlotte and Wilmington streets. Sufficient money was realized for the old building to purchase a lot for the church and parsonage and $200 over, which was all the funds on hand when the new church WAS begun.

Having a policy of pay as you go, all the obligations were settled as the work progressed. Today the Hamlet Baptist church represents a value of at least $60,000. Recently a handsome Smart New DRESSES Designed For Fall A complete line of Dresses in Satin, Serge, Messaline and Tricotine in every style, and priced fromTO $14 $75 S. Glass 210 Fayetteville St. "The Same Merchandise for Less Money" pipe organ was installed, which comthe furnishing, and the Hamlet Baptists have as good plant as any congregation in the State.

In addition to the church building and furniture the congregation has erected a parsonage of eight rooms, of modern design and equipment, this too has been paid for. The dedication sermon was preached by Rev. W. N. Johnson, of Raleigh, and a great sermon it was.

A All churches joined in the services, holosing their churches at the morning While all the Baptist congregation have already done nobly in joining as one man with the pastor, much credit is due Rev. J. M. Page for the planning execution work. JUVENILE BRASS BAND HAS GREAT TRIP NORTH Kinston, Sept.

7-It cost the Kinston boys' band $2,000 to make their trip up the coast to Wilmington and Philadelphia and back. They earned it and the outing, which lasted a month and four days, was worth it. They had many interesting experiences, found hospitality everywhere and developed as mus'ians lot of hard practice. The fact that conditions at New York were not favorable for a visit, because of the car strike and other things, caused the 25 youngsters and their director and cook to turn back without a glimpse of the famous skyline of the metropolis. Negro and White Man Fight Kinston, Sept.

7--Elijah Dove, colored, is recovering from serious injuries inflicted with a knife by Lewis Barnett, white, at a principal street intersection here, and Barnett has been released on bail. Barnett, according to the police will plead, that Dove started the altercation which resulted in the cutting. The authorities have been informed that Dove cursed the white man, who struck him. Dove then knocked Barnett down, and the latter in rising drew his knife. He cut the negro on the back and one arm, the wounds bleeding profusely.

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Durham, N. C. J. L. GALLAGHER IS EXONERATED BY J.

L. Gallagher, arrested Monday on a charge of an affray auring the near riot that took place at the ball park, was unconditionally dismissed and exonerated by Judge W. C. Harris yesterday in city court. From the evidence brought out it appears that Gallagher was not only not guilty of fighting but that he was held and beaten by a crowd of Raleigh sympathizers who jumped on him when they were unable to get Umpire Ammon merely because he yelled out: "Well, Durham beat!" Caley Powell, colored, and his wife, Bertha, toro, been for some time rather undisturbed by their marital vows when it came to a question of fidelity, it was brought out in the trial of Caley today.

Powell was charged with assault upon his wife, once on Friday and again on Monday. Caley went to Norfolk Saturday with another woman, after beating his wife on Friday for unfaithfulness. He returned Monday morning to beat her again for the same reason. Judge Harris felt that Caley's attitude on the question of fidelity was a little warped and sentenced Powell to three months on the Wake county roads for each offense. A.

F. Mathews, charged with drunkenness on the street, was fined $5 and costs. Blanche MeCade, charged with careless and reckless driving, failed to apto accept the plea of sickness pear when called. The court refased. capias was issued.

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