The Monroe journal., 1915-07-27
BIG DAY At WINGATE.
Rally Was a Fine Succes>-t.loomy
Crop Prospects From the Yadkin
To south Carolina.


tn south Carolina.
Correspondence of The journal.
Wingate July % TO 26.-t Friday,
July % Just an ideal day for a rally
and the Wingate school folks had
grand one. they do say. Your scribe
had TO forego the supreme pleasure
OF participating in the joys and pleas
ures of the occasion; therefore can
not give anything like a complete re-
port of the doings and sayings of the
day. Reports say, however. that il
was success in every way. and was
highly enjoyed by all present These
social gatherings are of inestimable
value TO any community and should
be more frequent. Such occasions af-
ford opportunities of dispensing and
receiving good that would otherwise
be lost forever.
Prof. and Mrs. b. Y. Tyner of Fred
ericksburg. Va. arrived here Friday
in time TO take in" the rally. Prof.
and Mrs. Tyner will spend while
with the family of Mrs. Tyner's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bivens, and
other friends and relatives in and
about Wingate.
Mr. Joe Carroll, brother of Prof. j.
G. Carroll, is visiting friends in Win
gate this week
Miss Bessie Boggan, after a pro-
longed visit among relatives and
friends of Mt. Gilead. delighted her
friends by safe return to her home
here few days ago.
Mrs. Chas, Beddingfeld and chill
dren, who had been visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Perry, left
Saturday for their home in Wake
county.
Misses Annie and Osee Long of
Goose Creek We're visiting among
friends in the village for some days
during the past week
Mr.. Jesse Williams of Waxhaw Wis
| tied the home of his father, Mr.. s. A.
Williams, and other relatives in town
Saturday and Sunday.
a game of ball played here Friday
on the Wngate diamond between the
Wingate and Pageland teams, result
ed in score OF three TO in favor of
| the home team.
Monday, July 26.-Misses Eva
Marsh and Bessie May Hallman of
Marshville were visitors at Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Chaney's for a day or two
last week.
Miss Rose Austin of Charlotte is
visiting Misses Nell and Gladys Hef-
ner. Mrs. Wiley Hefner is visiting
friends in Monroe today
Your correspondent is requested to
state that there will be a called meet
ing of the Farmers Local Union on
| Thursday afternoon at four O'Clock.
Every member is urged to be present
at this meeting.
Esq. II. A. Redfearn has been go
ing back and forth down to his old
home in Arson during the past week,
having lumber cut for the building of
new barn and for the completing of
his new residence Mr. Redfearn re-
ports the outlook for crops TO be ex-
ceedinsly gloomy and Disappointing.
both corn and cotton, resulting from
the extremely cool and dry season.
The same reports come all the way
from the Yadkin river TO the South
Carolina line.
Over the Wires From Faulks.
Mulls-Gale-M Zeb Mullis and
Miss Eula Gale of Faulks, were mar
ried Friday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Rev. X. NJ. Haigler of Win
gate, who performed the marrige GER
emory. Both are deserving young
people and have many friends to con-
graduate them as they set out in
quest connubal bliss.
Huntley- Mullis-Mr Dewey Hunt
ley and Miss Lola Mullis of the
Faulks vicinity were married Wednes-
day. the 21st. at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Billie
Mullis. Rev. Walter Edwards officia-
ting. This worthy young couple have
many friends who sincerely wish
them unbounded happiness and sue
cess in their search for the same.
Mesdames r. C. Newsome and ]. +.
Thomas of Marshvile were visiting
relatives in the Faulks neighborhood
last week.
Not single patient; conditions be-
coming serious; out of job and pros
pect for bread gloomy If some one
don't get sick don't know what we
will do. This is our genial doctors
report for this day. o. p. T. feels as
If he might furnish him a small job
If he don't begin to improve soon.
Been sort o off" for the last day or
two, but is improving slowly.
o, p. TIMIST.