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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28
munity is spending several days
with home folks near Nelson.

|munity is spending several days
with home folks near Nelson.
The writer has cut q new tooth
and is proud Of it. because there
are lots of peaches.
Mrs. Beulah Terrell sent Mrs.
Matte Terrell a pretty large
beet. 1t measured around 20
inches and weighed 8 pounds.
That beet beat all the beets |
ever saw.
Miss Lizzie Peed spent last
Saturday night with Miss Maggie
Thompson.
Miss Maude Canady and Mr..
Arthur jackson. of Creedmoor,
spent Saturday night with the
family Of Mr.. Billie Adams.
Several Of this community at
tended Children's Day at Olive
Branch church on the third Sum
day. They report a nice time.
E. 1. Terrell is right feeble
with something like rheumatism.
]. F. F.
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time let parents renew their op-
position to q proposed marital
alliance and see if their opposi-
ton is founded on a genuine wish
Tor the child's welfare, or on
some whim notion, prejudice or
selfishness, opposing q natural
law and trying to make niagara
run up stream. Some time par
ents have 9 favorite child and
are never willing for them TO
have anyone. | don't think this
is right. I think every one ought
TO marry if they can find one
they can love. Marriage without
true love is q sad failure. When
you meet with one you can love
and think your spirits are con-
genial, marry regardless Of any
thing. Now girls I'm going to
do my best for my friend. He
seems to be very sad, says he
needs bright face and a sweet
voice to cheer him in his lonely
hours. Before he Weds he will
Re willing to exclaim with all
your faults. Il love You still"
M. X. C.
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Mr.. S. P. Bowling returned
home Monday from Durham.
Miss Grace Malone spent Sun,
day with her sister, Mrs. w. A,
Carver, on her return from i
visit to Durham.
Quite a crowd gathered at Rec
Mountain church Friday, where
the w. M. 5. and the Sunbeams
picniced. The women quilted 9
quilt which was made by the
Sunbeams to be sent to a mis-.
sionary in Oklahoma. Miss
Corinne Bowling, the leader Of
the Sunbeam Society, gave the
children a Jungle Hunt" in the
afternoon. Everyone seemed to
have pleasant time.
meetings are In progress al
Mt. Tabor and New Bethel.
Little Gladys Jones is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. William
Bowling.
Revival services are to begin
at Red Mountain church the sec.
ond Sunday in August.
Miss LA Rhew, who has beer
sick with fever is able to sit W
some now. Her many friends
will be glad to hear of her i'm
provement.
DR.. Stroud seems to be KEEP,
quite busy these days. Our peo
pie seem very much pleased with
our new physician and hope thai
he will stay with US.
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SHORT LOCAL ITEMS.

If it's shoes, go TO Bellamy's.
Everybody is going on that
delightful Excursion via South.
ern Railway to Norfolk August
9th. See ad.
On Monday afternoon fire de.
stroyed a house and cottage,
owned by H. Silver, a Hebrew
merchant. The lost was about
$4,000 with very little insurance.
A protracted meeting has been
started lat the Second Baptist
church and will be carried on for
several days. The preaching
will done by Rev. c. E. Maddry,
of Statesville.
Judge ]. S. Manning is con-
fined to his home with a severe
attack of sciatica. He has been
suffering with this affection for
some time and seems unable to
rid himself of it.
The tuberculosis exhibition is
still going on, and affords a good
opportunity for the public to be-
come aquainted with the cause
and methods of prevention of the
disease. Quite q large number
Of people have been attending
and there is much interest shown.
Attorney. Ed Pegramhas been
receiver for the Dur
ham Typewriter Co., which fall
ed a short time ago. While the
assets are greater than the
liabilities, the business was
forced to close on account Of bad
collection Of debts.
Mr.. r. O. Everett has been
appointed attorney for the state
Ia the bankruptcy case of the
Peoples Bank of Chapel Hill.
The bank was Chased by the
corporation Commission on ac-
count Of bad loans and worthless
assets.
Mrs. ]. J. Willis died at her
home Monday afternoon after a
ong spell Of sickness. She leaves
her husband and five children.
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The farmer is in good shape
now. After toiling hard all the
long spring months he has al
last got to the place where he
can work in the early morning
and late at night and not be out
in the heat Of the day. Crops
are looking fairly well, and we
are proud II il. Revival meet
ing will soon be in progress and
young chickens are growing fast.
! have heard Of one preacher
having a new set Of teeth put in.
Mr.. Charlie King and daugh-
ter. Miss Tessie, of Greensboro,
spent q day or two with home
folks last week.
2. P. Terrell spent a day or
two in Henderson last week.
Mrs. Ada Gates, Of Hillsboro,
spent q week visiting relatives in
this community recently.
Earle Oakley had q light at
tack Of malarial fever. He is
now able to be up.
Mr.. J. E. Burgess, Of this COM
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She was a member of Trinity
church and her funeral was con-
Quoted by the pastor of that
church Tuesday.
Mr.. j. M. Peck, of Mount
Pleasant, has accepted the as
sistant secretaryship of the Y.
M. C. "A. and has already taken
up his duties there. He is well
rounded athlete and Christian
young man and will be valuable
to the institution.
Large crowds Of excursionists
were in the city Saturday,
coming over the Durham &
Southern from Duke, Dunn, and
Fayetteville. So great was the
number that three additional
cars had to be added after the
train reached here to carry the
crowds back.
Mrs. c. F. Stevenson, who has
been sick for quite q while with
pellagra, has recovered and has
beendischargedfrom the hospital.
She was treated by DR.. Joe
Graham, and her apparent cure
Is the second that has been re-
ported within the past few
weeks.
William Calvin HENRIK, the
negro who is accused Of having
robbed and beaten Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther vickers, at Hillsboro, and
who has been in Jail here since
his capture, was carried back
Thursday, and win be tried at
the August term Of lOrange
superior court.
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Miss Orian A. Conrad and Mr..
William Smith, were married
Friday, Rev. E. r. Leyburn
officiating. Miss Conrad former
ly lived here but recently moved
to Danville, Va. Mr.. Smith is
a travelling man and makes his
home at Lexington, Ky. The
marriage was a surprise to Miss
Conrad's friends.
Messrs.. W. Z. Byrd and P. E.
Upchurch have bought one third
interest in the grocery of F. M.
Carlton and will be actively en-
gagged in the selling end of the
store. They will continue bust
ness at the same stand, and hope
to increase both their business
and their large number Of well
pleased customers.
A shipment Of bad meat freu
Swift & Co., to A. A. Thacker.
Of the City market, has caused
quite a bit of criticism of the
inspection laws. 1t was only by
chance that the meat was dis
covered, and while having
authority to have it destroyed,
the authorities are in doubt as to
how to prevent further ship
ments.
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German Notes.

We are having some hot dry
weather at present and every
body is very busy.
Mrs. Lee Veazey has been on a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. A. M.
Hall, who has been sick.
Several of our citizens went
over to Durham Tuesday.
Mrs. w. T. Holloway and Miss
Lille Holloway are spending
their vacation in the mountains
having a good cool time. Mrs.
j. NJ. Newton also went with
them.
Miss Belle Markham is spend
ing sometime at Bennehan and
Rogers Store with friends at
tending the revival at Bethel,
where she taught school.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Addison, of
N. T., returned Friday after
spending 10 days on his vacation
with relatives and friends near
here. He is an old German boy
and all were glad to see him. He
is with the A. I. Co., and holds
a responsible position.
Farmers are carrying new
wheat TO mill so as the little boy
said they will eat flour bread
at his house.
Mrs. G. w. Proctor and son
Clyde, Of Durham, were the
guests Of Squire Wilkins family
and Mrs. Markham's last week,
Quite a number Of our people
are attending the revival at
Piney Grove LIS week.
Our mail carrier and sisters
Misses slalissa and Bessie,
Messrs. W. ". and Larke Terrell
and Miss beaula Bragg attended
services at Bethesda last Sunday.
From the way farmers are
hauling hues they must be ready
to cure their tobacco.
The revival will begin at Sandy
Level the 1st Sunday in August
with two services each day.
There will be a Sunday school
convention next Sunday the 9Th.
all day and dinner on the ground.
Everybody invited on both SUM-
days and also all the week.
Those wishing to can come out
in the morning and return in the
afternoon on the Southern train
which stops at the o. & C. juno
ton near the church.
C. C..
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Crops are doing fairly well
|since rain, these prospects are
brighter Tor the farmer.
Protracted meeting IL to begin
|at Bethany the first Sunday In
October conducted by the pastor
Rev. w. Hudson and assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Harris . former pastor
pr the church.
There were services held by
Rev. Johnnie Peed at the PRINT
flve Baptist church at Moriah
Fhlrd Sunday in July.
Mr.. jake Clayton has bought
ir. ]. r. Newton's interest in
be mill. It Is now travelling
through the neighborhood thresh-
ng wheat.
Rev. Mrs. Herndon and chill
ren. Of Durham, are visiting
friends in and around Moriah.
Mr.. Monroe Cash and wife, Of
xford, are visiting his mother
drs. Tip Cash.
Miss Eflie Riggs Is visiting her
unit, Mrs. Henry Gates near
erry's Grove and attending the
Fotracted meeting At the Bap-
st church there this week.
Mr., Luther Mcfarland, Of
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ROUND TRIP FARE FROM ALL POINTS S250

Leave Durham at IL o'clock Noon Wednesday August
18th. Arrive at Charleston o'clock P. M
Returning, Leave Charleston at o'clock A. M FRIDAY
August 18th, Arrive at Durham o'clock p M. ''
The Grand old City by the Sea- Genuine Soutbern
Hospitality, The Beautiful Battery EXQUISITE Isle Of
Palms Famous old Fort Sumter. Superb Surf Bathing
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From Buffalo.
The sweet summer days with
all Of its lovely towers will soon
be gone. Then the yellow leaves
will fall thick and fast.
Ed Wilson has gone down East
to make his home for sometime.
Crops on Buffalo are looking
fine. Everybody seems to be
enjoying life feastins on all
kinds Of vegetables and fruits.
How thankful we should be.
Well as news is very scarce |
will tel you all Of my bachelor
friend. who seems to be very
anxious to get married. ! know
all the girls viii be glad to hear
that. Should you see US con.ine
don't get scared too quick. for it
lakes them quite awhile TO study,
out it is all right when it does
come.
A worthy bachelor has asked
me to assist him in a selection. of
a wife. He is very handsome
and smart intellectually, says he
wants en- intelligent wife and a
woman with no faults. Where
shall find ones What would he
do with a perfect woman and not
perfect himself? There never
vas but one perfect pair anc
they slipped down the banks Of
paradise together. | wouldn't
write so free but ny friend
doesn't live ia this country.
DIR. Talmage. one Of oursmart.
sst writer's. says all sorts Of mis-
takes occur because Eve ~as
made out Of a rib from Adams
side. Nobody knows which OF
his twenty four ribs was taken
from the nucleus. Ifyou depend
entirely upon yourself in the Sc
lection Of a wife, there are twen-
ty-three possibilities to one that
you will select the wrong rib,
by the fate of James Ferguson
the philosopher whose wife en-
tered the room while he was lee
turing and willfully upset his as
Economical apparatus. so then he
turned to the audience and said.
Ladies and gentlemen have
the misfortune to be married to
this woman. And John Milton
one of our greatest poets who
married q tumagant woman after
he was blind and when some one
called her Q rose the poet said,
Il am no judge Of flowers, but
II may be SO, for l feel the thorns
daily" What you want in a
wife o man, is not a butterfly Of
the sunshine. not q painted doll,
not gossiping go-about. not q
mixture Of artifcialities. which
leave you in doubt as to where
the humbug ends and the woman
begins, but an earnest soul one
who can not only laugh when you
laugh, but weep when you weep. |
As far as l can analyzc Il. sin |
cerity and earnestness are the
foundation of all wifehood. Get
that and you get all. fail to get
that and you get nothing except
what you will wish you never
had got. One Of our greatest
writers says il you have sensible |
parents take them into your con-
hdence in all the affairs Of the |
heart. They will give you more |
good advice in one hour than you |
can get from al the world be-
sides in five years. At the same |
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There are runners that the census
will show that there are not many
baseball towns In North Carolina. Ua-
less town can support a baseba1
team and look the players In the face
on pay day, people will refuse TO recor-
nize It's metropolitan Whining
ton star.
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Again We report everything
going nicely and notwit ding
the hot dry weather, crops are
growing very fast, especially
cotton. Some 81 our neiehbors
will soon begin 70 cut and cure
tobacco. which crop il almost q
failure il this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ferguson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIII. Ferg ~
son one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Thompson.
Of Route 2 Rogers Store, spent
Sunday withMr. and L. H. Ross,
on Route z Raleigh.
Mrs. James Shepherd and
daughter. Mrs. A. N. Jones. Of
Warren county, are visiting Mrs.
Shepherds mother Mrs. "A.
Ferguson.
Mrs. SaIlie Ferguson and son,
G. E. spent Sunday with the
family Of Mr.. Simon Brinkley.
Messrs. ]. H. Egerton, 7. "A.
O'Neal, E. E. and j. e. Fergu-
son met the Sulphur Springs
Sunday School at Raleigh on Sat
urday, 23rd. They came on
a excursion picnic from Hender-
son. There were about "a Of the
Sunday School members and
several visitors. We met al
PulIen's park where a delight
full dinner was served. After
eating until some of the beys al
most wished that they had done
as the fishermen did on their trip
down Neuse take a!doctor with
them. They passed the tins
away, some riding on the cars,
others in the State Museum,
while still others rode the merry.
go-round. All seemed to enjoy
the day. and | believe | am safe
in saying that the superintendent
Of the school, Mr.. j. A. Shepherd
had his share of the jolly good
fun.
Despite her recent sickness
with rheumatism, Miss Leila Hill
entertained some of her young
friends Sunday night.
Messrs. II. M. Coley, B. Brink
ley, and c. Z. Ferguson caIlee
on some of our fair sex Sunda,
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Guile were
in Durham, Saturday, shopping.
Mr.. J. G. Ferguson and son,
Thomas OF East Durham, spent
night recently with Mr.. ano
Mrs. A. ferguson.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. u. "a. oNeal, OF farintosh,
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Stagsville and two little blcthers,
Jackson and Pender. visited their
grand parents, MI. and Mrs. 7.
g. Clayton Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Corn Meadows lett Mon
day for Roxboro where phe will
attend the Teachers Institute
conducted BY Mr.. N. C. Newbold
and ! Miss Pratt.
Chlldrens' Day exercises are
to be held at Mt. Tabor M. E.
church Sunday. July oath, and
the meeting protracted from Sun
days service.
Miss Eta Cutchin of Greens
boro and Miss Eula Turner Of
this place have been elected as
teachers Of the Moriah public
school for next term.
Protracted meeting begins at
Harmony Baptist church Sum
day.
We are sorry to state that Miss
Eva Dean, Of Foster, has fever
and is prevented from attending
the Institute.
Thank you, writer from Rouge !
mont for your compliments. /
am sure ! know you personally.
do ! not? MAGNOLIA.
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