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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
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liihes 9~aseblatt iit nift ~be3ablt".
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hann sius's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
Bun Der uniperiitdt.

Yroieilor, am Yniang elmer Stunbe:
,Seute mill ih nod Die Shipicscrs
miitter bcs Retrls uattragen. Die i1
oaS lcstc Ial ansc5ogcu babe"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

Rad elmer Operation, iclbit Der crs
iolsreihitcu. brau6t Der &prpcr Elm
Stdrfunasmittcl. lim bie Srsane ipicz
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iii. Sic @ria6runs Inoerer mag ms
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ben Su bauoelu baben.. .Sm lesten
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ih Mid elmer ihlperen Operation.
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elmer fur3en Scit Sorni's Nlpcntrdutcr
sebrnutt hattie, iiblte ih Mid uIoses
Seidnet. Nlpeufrduter ut nuh iebr
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cr6dbIte mir, BOB ibre Hinbcr. uahs
Dem lie IlpeptrIuter sebruudt tatien.
iih cines aeiunoeu Stlnies uuo eutcn
Nppetits e%rfreueu."
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mittel gefuuoeu. Us piro nitt in
N~potbetcu perfnuit. ionScrn benz
Yublitum brett aelieiert bon Den
S%abrifartcu. Sr, Setter Sabrnen &
Cons Co.. 1875 60. &opnc Slpc.
Chicago. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
ShleftcS Sabr.

Srdi: .Wieoer seicblt!"
Soritcr: ~Sie9t mir ou BEN Saicn,
6err Grail Sic 9ieiter iinS in bieiem
Sabre ale nm Elm panr 3oa gu iur5
eeratbeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
Kaiier wiIteIm's prsfla'
nation.

q III II { I ) q III. - Sn Berlin iii
am 13. Sauuar amtlih ole folgenoe.
Proclamation bes 9aiier5 an oas
beutite @olt per0iientlidt poroen:
".lluiere Seinbc habcn Die Ia5fc
abeeporfen. Hdtbemt lie rnier chr
Iites Sriebeu*nngebot nit @erndtune
rno beItleriIden 8orten ilber Sries
bensIiebe uro MenihIitteit 5uriidses
ipieieu, iinb tic iest in ibrer antlport
an Die Der. Stuateu nod, ipeiter &C.
ean9eu lro hubcn lire groberunsSs
Init oiieu 3ugegeben. beren Eieberz
traft nod permebrt piro ourh ibre
heutleriidIen @cbauptungen. Sbr
Siel it Die
Seri5rung ScutihlauS's,
Sic S%eritiidelung Der nit uns perbiins
betcn Ndtte ulD Die anedtung Der
Sreibeit europa uuo her Meere inter
bcn,ieIben Sod,, hd5 iset 8~riefenldub
nit iniridenoen Sdbncn 81 erbuIScn
bat.
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ser bIutigen &intpfe inb ocS acipiiienz
hieitcu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. niht 81
errcifcu perrrotten, bo5 meroen Tic
nuh III Der 3utlinit nidjt 81 crlon8eu
permogeu. llniere Hiorreitcu Siege
uuo uuicrc ~eiicrne WiGenSfrait. nit
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babsim ale S0rten uub ale Aotb auf
iid eenommen babeu. sarantieren III
bas unier geliebtes 8aterlano alld in
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pirS.
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mereen iebem bcutid,en Ytdruc uno
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Mrbeit ooer bcm Sciocu ac,pirmet iirlo.
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8ott. Der in Die $er6eil mnIereS tnpfcs
rcu @oltes ieirsn bcrrliten 6reibettss
geiit sepiIan5t hat, ipirp uns nnb
u"rieren auf benz 9ampiisloe c~rprobten
treueu 8esbiinbeteu auh iiber ale
feinplite Serit6rungstputb ben pollen
Sieg perleiben.-@ III. :. o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
The Farmers
Veterinary Guide
and Atlas.

OutHAsAu W." fSht
gibt ausfuuft hber aranfheiten
bes SorupitbS, oes Fferoes, ots
@efiistie, bcs Snipefncs nne eS
edhafes.
@te man tritSsitise QranibsitS-
Srmpfprte erffunt.
gpte muu Die Tiasupie riditis ittnt
uub bic arnnilc!t btnarbelt.
ReSrpte unS aauetiunseu far sds
Utidtn npb oas 6tngeben upn Steh.
a~r5ueier.
Auipeituugen fhr oas Dftiften upn
Suiefteu. erttls ssmitttln baS Be.
ipraben ppu Cbfbdnren, ons Shttern
Don etlasr rfp., MIN.
Dit ~fartigta anal1ttffen aarttn
bee RftroeS, Der Qnb, oes @tfIhgels,
bss Sdtpetnes uuo ots Sdaite, ntbt
ppotpsrapbiifen Snntratipntn.
lie iafmanniihe gnsfnntt, bic lit
oicicm Suhe crtbcilt wirb, fann
Sbnen mand,en Collar iparen.
Shreibcn Sic iofort fir Elm
gremplarl
YrciS, portoirei, 25 Gents.
Wau abreiiierc:
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO..
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

- Nicmuuo III iihcr Dor sen
Sieilen bes Nr8mcbuS; - Die 6oupt'
ioGe lit SoS tic Gid uuihulpie
trciicu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
Sd bin aus WellOre, 8ritiids
Snoien;

ans warss pon bsieuiihtu 9lnrn sebsrsn.
SG ipnrse i'm iaihpltidnen ptiiNpns.ssatien.
hans erbpgrn. Gs gtbt Snnoerte upn Rim
bern, bic bicr1in tommtn mopttn. aber
nnier erifirr iagt, eae bic Soften 70
inrpitria isiem infoigt BEE artrsts, baa CT
I'D uiciiridt seSluungtn feheu utng, oaS
@atieubans 81 idlieHen. @piItn ett
TIM utmt htIftn2
lie fieinifc @apt miro barfeuo anse.
Hommen unp mir weroeH periudbeu, ant
@anrn oaeurd1 81 peralteu, bah MIR tut
nniert &pblt,dttr pe,ta. euidne, bic Stpu
Tplars totcit snmme aentgt, nm etn
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geben, fbnusn oen Namrn beItimmtn, ben
SaS aiuo BET Der San'e erhaltsu TOD nne
ptreen etnc photographic TIRES ems.
liugy erbaittu.
Nan fsusr feline @abs seit. on Stsie
3rituns poer oirtit at Rev. Satntr
2. T., ueieR 1enors, Srittin Sueta.
(Tit votaebahr fur @ritie nnm Senors
IN iaui 0ents. w.le riaa man tti6sn
per Snternatisnai D,pusn Sretr, Il. e.
Rstss setr per ptriSnliGtn Ghed.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-09
TOWN BUYS PROPERTY

Part of Townsend Property Adjoining
Light Plant Lot Purchased by
Town for $499 Gives Ample Room
for Expansion Of Light and Power
Plant
Mayor Jas. D. Proctor purchased
Tuesday for the town of Lumberton
a portion of the Townsend property
at the foot of Sixth street, adjoining
the lot on which the light and power
plant and filter system are located.
The property purchased is $50 x $50
feet and the price paid was S499.
The purchase includes the artesian
we'll, which the town has not owned
heretofore.
This is a part of the Townsend
property which was sold at bank
ruptcy sale by Mr.. W. o. Thompson,
trustee. It was knocked down at the
sale for $3.50 to Mr.. ]. J. Goodwin,
who was induced to dispose Of it to
the1town.
This will give ample room for the
expansion of the light and power
plant and filter system, and it is
thought that it will be necessary to
enlarge the plant in the not distant
future.
This leaves for homestead the
portion of the J p. Townsend lot ad-
joining the lot on Water street OF
Mr.. C. B. Skipper.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-09
BALTIMORE NEWS BATCH

Canning is the Order-Prayermeeting
and Preaching-PersOnaI
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Baltimore (Faimont, R. y, Aug.
Canning seems to be the order of
the sdays.amo the ladies.
Miss Pauline Nye spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Ella
Grantham of Lakeview, S. C.-Miss
Cora Bullock is visiting friends and
relatives at Dillon this Week.-Mrs.
Roberta Floyd spent Sunday with
Miss Dina Bell Floyd of Fairmont.
A very large crowd from here at
tended the Sunday school convention
at Centenary Friday.
Miss Alma Floyd spent Sunday p:
m. at the home of Mr. A. F. Floyd Of
Fairmont. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Floyd
and little daughter, Helen, are spend
ing the week with Mr.. Floyd's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Floyd
Messrs. Guy Grantham, Claude Nc
Donald and Rodgers of Lakeview, S.
c., were visitors in this section Sun
day p. m.
Prayermeeting every Tuesday
night.
Sunday p. m. at 4. Every body is
invited to come.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-09
FAIRMONT NEWS LETTER
Tobacco Prices Continue Good-so.
cial and PERSONAL

Tobacco Prices Continue Good-So.
cial and PERSONAL
Fairmont, Aug. S-Mr. Lawrence
Wilson, who has fo, some time been
IN Akron, Ohio, is home for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Floyd and P
r. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Blue and
Miss Bennie Baker spent the week
end at Wrightsville Beach.
Miss Rachel Mcnamara of Lum-
berton is the guest Of her aunt Mrs.
O. G.. Calhoun.
Miss Elizabeth Baker returned
home Saturday from G-eenville,
where she has been in school.
Misses Lille and Erline Mcintosh
ard Gladys Epps of King tree are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Floyd.
Misses George and Lille Kyle are
visiting relatives in Monroe.
Miss Alma McLendon Of Timmons-
vile, S. c., is visiting Miss Media
Anderson.
Miss Mildred and Master Walter
Rivenbank of Wallace are visiting
their uncle Mr.. C. B. Brice.
Mrs. F. c. Jones and Mrs. J. D.
Mclean entertained at silver circle
tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Jones. A good crowd attend.
ed and collections amounted to $5.O5.
Music was furnished by Mrs. LEROY
Tayscott and Miss Jeddie Mae Bris-
tow. An old-time spelling bee was
very interesting in which Mrs. Willis
and Mrs. Bristow tied, handmade
Battenburg handkerchief being the
prize. Mrs. Willis, being visiting
guest, Mrs. Brastow presented hel
| the prize. Pineapple shirbet and
waters were served.
Mrs. E. j. Chambers and Mrs. G.
! A. Floyd will entertain Tuesday, 21st
at the home of Mrs. Floyd.
Continue bringing your tobacco tt
Fairmont, where the prices are good
some being sold here Thursday fol
| $50 the hundred.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Floyd and chill
! dren were Lumberton visitors Wed
nesday.
Miss Annie Lee Mcdaniel is visit
ing her cousin Miss Ruby Thompson
in Lumberton this week.
Messrs. w. B. Ratley and Law
renee Wilson were business visitors
in Lumebrton Wednesday.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-09
MR.. ALLEN EDENs PASSES
Prominent and Wealthy Citizen of
Rowland Died Early This Morning

-Funeral Tomorrow Morning
: Mr. Allen Edens, one of the, larg-
estsfarmers and nosC successful bus
mess men Of Robeson county, died
early this morning M his home at
Rowland. He had been in poor health
for some time, death being due to
Bright's disease. The funeral will
take place tomorrow about II a. M.
at Rowland.
Deceased was about 65 years old
and was never married. He lived
with his sister Miss .Letitia Edens,
who survives him. He is also sur
vived by a number Of other relatives.
Mr.. Edens was successful farmer
and business man and leaves large
estate. He organized and for long
time was president of the Bank OF
Rowland, resigning some time ago
on account of his health. He was
interested in the oil mill at Rowland
and a. stockholder in cotton mills IN
Lumberton, besides having large
farming interests. Mr.. A. w. Nc:
Lean and others of Lumberton Will
attend the funeral tomorrow. Mr.
Mclean says Of deceased that he was
man Of fine chareter, modest NJ nd
unassuming, q man of exceptionally
fine business Judgment.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-09
Prowler Peeped in Window-Vamos-
! ed When Lady called for Pistol

About 1890 last night Mrs. II. MI.
Beasley was frightened at her home
ON the corner Of Pine and Fifth
streets by a prowler who quickly,
made his departure when she called
for a pistol and said she would shoot.
She saw a mulatta or very dirty
white man-she could not tell which
-peep in at the window OF her bed
room, where she lay with baby that
was born Monday night, three times.
The third time the man tried to open p
the shutters and Mrs. Beasley called
to the nurse to bring her pistol ana
ealledto the man that she would shoot
if he did not leave. The~prowler then
left and no more was seen OF MN
Mr.. Beasley is away in Charlotte ano
Mrs. Beasley was alone in the mouse
last night. with her small cnlIarel
and and a nurse, but she will not withou'
other protection hereafter. Sever
| altimes lately men have been. dlseov
cred prowling about at night in ina
| section of town and those who can
are liable to get dose Of lead; a. a.
Give a good account Of themselve
householders are aroused over tn'
/ mysterious actions of some proWlers
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-09
SMYRNA NEWS NOTES
High Prices for TobaccO-Miss Kel-
ly's Talks-PrOtracted Meeting

ly ~lkS-fTOtFdcC~Q MeeC1nS
Correspondence Of The Robesonian.
Smyrna CEumberton, R. ~, Aug.
Curing tobacco seems to be the
order Of the day now. Some of the
farmers have finished up their tobac-
co and have realized $3.50 per acre.
Somebody will be rich, it looks like.
But this scribe don't like the weed, if
it is good price.
Miss Sue Kelly made real nice
talk here Sunday p. m. A large crowd
was present to hear her. Miss Kelly
spoke on missions and, believe me,
she is a speaking woman. Wish we
could have her with us every day.
Miss Kelly will speak for US tonight.
We hate to see her leave us but hope
We will have her with US again soon.
May God help her in her meetings at
all places.
Our meeting started today with
our pastor doing the preaching. Rev.
Herbert Hester is expected to arrive
tomorrow morning to do the preach
ing. The services will be at II a.
m. and p. m. Everybody is invited
to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Coke spent Sat-
urday night in this section.
Farmers are about through with to.
bacco and seem to be well pleased
with the price they are getting.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Tyler of Cerro
Gordo arrived Friday at the home of
Mr.. Dan Britt, Mr.. Tyler returning
home Sunday. Mrs. Tyler and chill
dren will spend some time here.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-09
BUIE AND PHILADELPHUs NEWS
Red Cross Branch Organized-SOme
Who Have Fine CrOps-PersOnal

Red Cross Branch Organized-SOme
Who Have Fine Crops-Personal
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Buie, Aug. Mr.. and Mrs. D. P.
Buie and children, Annie Belle, Fc-
die. John and Daniel, spent Wednes-
day in Raleigh.
Mr.. Charlie NcMeill spent Sunday
near Eagle Springs.
Mr.. J. L. McNeill was a Lumber
ton visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Alexander Odom, who has
been attending Massey's business col
lege at Richmond, Va, came home
Saturday.
The ladies of the Philadelphus
community are organizing this eye
ming at Philadelphus Red Cross
society.
Miss Edith Mcleod of Rockingham
is spending few days with her faith
er and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. A. e
Mcleod.
Miss Ruby Melvin, who has beer
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Edward
Parnell, has returned to her home.
Mr.. w. r. McNeill is purchasing
today a nice new Overland car.
A minstrel show Is here. for a weel
and is being patronized largely.
Among those who can be numbers
in the Philadelphus community a.
having fine crops are Messrs. }.
McNeill, = J. B. Humphrey, Charlie
McNeill, D. .>P. Buie, R. J. and I. ]
Brown. All. these having excellen
crops of cotton and corn, and We hea
of q good many more having fin
crops of whom We expect to speak /
/ our next letter to The Robesonian.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-09
TAR HEEL TOPICS
Protracted Meeting Begins 4th Sum
day-Other Church News-Person-

Protracted Meeting Begins 4th Sum
day-Other Church News-Person-
al Mention
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Tar Heel, Aug. 6-The largest
crowd we ever saw at church service
attended the union meeting and Sun
day school association here last Sum
day. The singing was very good.
Tar Heel won the prize for the last
year.
Rev. R. L. Byrd passed through
town last Sunday en- route to Beth
ell, where he closed protracted
meetingi There were III baptized
Sunday morning at Bryant's mill.
Mr.. J. A.. Singletary was Lum-
berton visitor one day last week
We are sorry to report Mr.. J. E.
Monroe on the sick list.-Miss En-
ma Kinlaw visited Miss Pearl Viii
SON recently-Mr. Haywood Tolar of
Tobermory spent part of last week
with his SON and daughter-inllaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Tolar.-Mr. C. F.
Smith of Raleigh was in this conn
munity last Sunday.
The protracted meeting begins at
the Baptist church here the next
4th Sunday. We do not know yet
who will assist our pastor.
Messrs. Robt. Whitfield. A. j. C.
Hall, G. w. Allen and ]. D. Monroe
are jurors and are attending court
at Elizabethtown this week.-Mrs..
Cummings and daughter returned to
their home at Elizabethtown last
Tuesday after spending some time at
the home of Mr.. Dock Cambelle.--
Miss Lovella Monroe is visiting rel
atives and friends at Elease this
wonk
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-09
NUMBER 81
BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS

License has been issued for tha
marriage of H. H. Hinnant and Mar.
garet E. White.
DIR. N. A. Thompson will maet
the class of the First National Aid
society Friday afternoon at 4:3O.
Miss Matte Lee Shooter has ac-
cepted a position as saleslady in Mr..
Monday. "oA
Miss May Tyson has accented a
position as saleslady in the dry
goods department of Mr.. L. H. Cald-
wells department store.
Mr.. D. Darlington of r. from
Maxton was a Lumberton visitor yes
terday. Mr.. Darlington reports fine
crops generally in his section.
Mr.. Sam Dunnie of Fairmont re-
turned Tuesday night from theNorth-
ern markets, where he went to pur-
chase goods for his department
Mr.. Oscar Baxley, R. from
Lumberton, reports that he killed a
rattlesnake Monday which measured
5 1-2 feet in length and had Is rat
ties and button.
MIR. Woodie Eubanks of the Ten
Mile section is a Lumberton visitor
today. Mr.. Eubanks had his right
arm broken at the wrist last Friday
while cranking a Ford.
MIR. Carson McNeill, SON of Mrs.
! Cora McNeill of Lumberton, who is
in the U. S. navy, came home last
Saturday on furlough. He will
leave for his post tomorrow.
Mr.. j. II. Felts, Jr., went to
Charlotte yesterday after another
bort auto, for which he is local
agent. He returned last night with
2 cars. Mr.. Ed Glover accompanied
him.
I Many there were who got soak
ing wet here late yesterday after
noon, when it ra:ned in torrents with
out much warning. The cloud seem
ed to have gathered right here and
it rained and rained in hurry.
The county pension board held
meeting Monday IN the office oe
Clerk of Court C.. B. Skipper and
nasse1 on several applications for
PENSIONS and changes in the class
5 Of some who are already on the roll.
MIR. and Mrs. A. E. White and
daughter, Miss Vashti, and Mr.. W.
F. French left this morning for a
cross-country trip to the mountains
: of the western part of the State.
They will visit Winston-Salem and
Charlotte before going to the noun
:. tains.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-09
Tuesday
Jurors for SEPTEMBER Court

At their meeting Monday the coun-
ty commissioners drew the following
jurors for the civil term Of Robson
Superior court which will convene
Monday, September 3:
First week-W w. Baxley, M. I.
McGougan, Raymond Jones, c. f.
Baxley, Gordon Sealey, II. G. New
ton, ]. B. Bass, p. V. Mcdaniel, u
A. Bracey, w. p. Carlyle, +. -. Fur
Wis. G.. T.. Bullock, F. C.. Faulk, J. G.
McRae, D. B. Herring, H. P. Barnes
T. F. Barnes, Arch Barnes.
.Secor.1 week-E. c.. Graham, J. u
Cooper, S. A. Baxley, Harvey Nc
MILAN, J.. Walter Prevatt, W. 3
Ivey, H. L. Byrd Tom Brambles, D
H. Nance, w. L. Ivey, R. L. Little
w. J. Williams, Frank Mays, W. Il
Bullard, J. M. Mcneil, A. II. Leg
gett, Isham Pitman, w. r. Taylor.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-09
COUNTY HEALTH BOARD MEETS

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Leave of Absence for 90 Davs ~
W. A. McPhaul Appointed to Serve
For Same Length Of Time at Same
Salary-Board Recommends Public
Nurse -S .D',.
AT a called meeting of the county
board OF health held Monday in tha
office OF Supt. j. R. Poole, Dr. 3. ".
rage, county health officer, was
granted leave of absence for so days
and on DR.. Pages Recommendation
DR.. wy A. McPhaul was appointed
health officer for the same LENGTH
or time at the same salary, 1929 the
month. DR.. Pages health has been
failing for some time and he has
gone. to the home of a brother at
Teacheys, Duplin county, where he
will stay for some time.
The board recommended to the
county commissioners that Miss
Elizabeth Frye of Red
Springs be employed as whole.
time public health nurse to work in
conjunction with the county health
officer. The salary contemplated
was $125 the month. The county COM
missioners did not take any action
on this recommendation at their
meeting Monday.
Members of the board of health
present at this meeting were A. J !.
Floyd, chairman, Mayor JAS. D. Proc:
tor of Lumberton, Prof. J. r. Poole,
county superintendent of schools, and
DR.. 7. c. Johnson Sof Lumberton.