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Clo.Inr nnolslIen.
WALL STREET

NEW York. Iec r. director Gen.
sr1l NrAdoOs recommendation that tho
government extend ~ control " 0rcr
alton of The railroads 20 five years.
PROVOKED scattered selling ~ trnuspurtH-
tlon stocks AZ the opening " tOds' e
stock market trading High grade rails.
particularly tr8n-cuuilneutals C1ffnn
carriers and eastern lines reacted an
AVcfhge ut point lndustTals coppcrs,
motors and various zpecialtles also
yslded hut the entire llgt made irfeEI
lar teCoycriss before tho end NJ the
fIfst htlf hour. shlpplngs and oils re-
cotdlng material gains
Tho shppirEs became rrrNtlr during
the noon hour Marine pfd losing most
NJ ~. gain but soon recovering In.
yestment and speclAlues, with stesls
hnG toh1ccos. lef the weak upeciAlues nj
/ 10. ~ point decline.
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Alleged SLAYER Held.

Eric Van Pauell was arrested yes
lerday on the charge Of Transporting
a woman from Kansas City 10 Enid
for immoral purposes and is hsng
held in the Tulsa Jail Inc, Wilson
the woman IN the case I, row under
arrest at Enid a,d will be held as a
witness in the case
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NV YoRk

NEW YORK. Dec r. -YsserIty's
sharp bretk vas followed ~ some lr-
regularity NJ the opening of the cotton
market today. first prices heinz 2
points lower 20 20 points higher with
The near months relatively earr There
was some scattered southern selling ra
we'll rs further liquidation hut the o.
fcrlngs were readily absorbed on fresh
buying and short selling ou reports Of
Bn increased MIN demand December
sold up from % o0o 10 .F2Sc January
from lE Soc 60 e. Poe and March from
fiS5l Co 2ttls before tho end ~ mo
flrsthour. or about 90 t1 % points net
higher
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. WHEAT
cash stead, 30. / hard i2gIU2sl. No.
2 t9asI2c2. No. red i7st 80
i922 cons prospects higher No
mltUd sit1Hi fO No. 2 white ~ tor
lN. No 2 yellow ttb0Titl OATS
stend, $50 white l3h73rc. No
mixed 1er5eIc RYE t5lb
CORN close. Dec Silais. Jan 81 Nl
Feh. ii1sN Mar, il3sh, May 81 asa
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STEERS HIGHER
ON MARKET HERE
Decline Of Early Week Re-
gained in Active Trading,
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

CATTLE Including ilO0 he1d that
came toihy direct 10 packers tho fresh
receipts In me cattle division totalled
around $500 head. Trading I'm steers
was active and steady to strong part Of
the early weeks decline being re-
gained. Tne early top On steers sold
around SIS and the bulk from $40 90 to
il2 30 The butcher market was fairly
active and generally HenIy. jpck pot
shlpmcntH making up tho bulk NJ packer
buying The best COWS Sold ~ 81 and
helfetH AZ iSJ1. Good yerl calves sold
around tlU5u and heavy DlyDH nt 100
Tho btOCkeT market was slow.
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dictetics. home nursing and nrst aid
now being taught IN the north room
ot Carnegie library. All clAeoee now
under instruction will compiste their
work during mi. month and mxks wey
for new series In January.
Mrs, Boys 10 Nshrsska.-Mrs. A. r.
Boys le't yesterday afternoon 70 20 20
the bedsde u her mother, who 10 criti-
oally III at Lincoln. Neb
Obesity, Hyroop's Battle crssx naths.
Maple $50, Hotel Lawrence. tAdv.)
More Pipe Laid Two mllss n PIPE
has been laid and covered between
oklahoma City and the cement sns
| field Total plpo connected and rsAdy
for service now ls n miles Approxi-
mate total length ot tho line 10 ANY
/ three miles.
| Red Cross Posters plsplsysd--Red
] Cross posters Tor tha ChrlstnaA Roll
/ can drive we're In evidence in many
/ downtown store windows this morning.
Farmers Need Help Farmers are
/ adopting the slogan uf Get your farm
/ hands early according 10 J. " Walden,
/ federal labor commissioner, who stated
| this morning That nn unusually lass
| number " calls for farm workers have
/ been fled AZ the employment office
individual Stamp Pledges Checked
l Work Of checking up individual war
savings stamps pledges was completed
at tho War Savings bank this morning.
4 checking up 0f tho pledges Of all war
savings stamps societies gil begin I'M
mcdlattly.
New Limit Club Msmber-Mrs, ID. w.
| OIIern, 5ib West 18th street, became
u member Of the War Savings stamps
Limit club today when she purchased
81 100 worth OF stamps.
Ted eisksy Temporary Secretary.
Police Sergeant Ted Blskey ID acting
as temporary secretary 20 Mayor Over-
holser.
Enjoyable Wedding rflp-Nrs W. 3.
Norris. formerly Miss Carol Tye, private
secretary TO Mayor OycrhoAer, In a loAs
distance converse from Kansas city
last night, told her mother, Mrs, Mar.
ghret A. Tye, sos West Nineteenth
street, that she was enjoying hAf we'd
ding trip and expected TO start for
Philadelphia early this morning.
Banquet oats No, sst-The date foy
the annual banquet ~ tho Young Mems
Democratic club was not set at their
luncheon at tho Colcofd cafe Yesterday
II will be given some time prior 10 the
installation OF Governor J Is A. Rob.
ertson and other state officefh
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO Dec ~ CORN No
yellow. nominal OATS standard 1l'i
Q1titc RYE No 2 ilgsHu e9A
HARLEY 9ocutlOs
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LIVERPOOL

LVERpOO Dec 70 Cotton. spot
dun prices lower. good midillng 2 ind
mlddlinE 20 ia low niddllnE 70 G2d
good ordinary sod. ordinary l7G5d.
Sales 500 bales. including 600 American
No srteipls
Futures closed quiet Dec. ~ 6td. Jan
1850. Feb ~ SD. Mar l6s2i. An
1000
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec. a? -RuTTER firm
creamery Ndh1Ic ZOOS lower. or.
dlnary fIrsis biGbtc ut mark, eases In.
cluded, 6susio POTATOES lower
Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan
bulk 81 6OQ 70. do sacks tl7oG rs
POULTRY alive unsettled fowls lsu
absc; springs 2ic turkeys 1ic,
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lor this morning 10 answer 10 that
charge I.t johnnie was caught In bad
company and SO and one was the
result
Appeal Gambling Case Arrested at
ihe hHfy station. charged with shoot
ing craps nn the platform. G.. A. Snyder,
John Rogers and. " Quinn were
fined 80 ard costs ln municipal court
this morning They were 20 confident
in fpte Of The testimony % The bpe,l lai
officer detailed for duty ~ the N X.
Il r yardr that they told Judge spit
Ter thoy would appeal 10 higher court
Expensive wotofirg-To give his little
boy ara glrl nice ride on bus motor
rJrle Ipat evening. cunt lliH vas
gracefully turning corners and all went
we'll ulfl A traffic cop appeared
! Dollar and costs sounded ~ the cur
|faIn went down IN the case m munich
pal court this morning 1arec on one
! motorcycle "a one too many, ar Ell"
rarned
] Checks ana Credits Discussed Checks
+ ana Inlydua' credits formed tho prin-
1 cIpal top. f0r discussion 81 tho usual
MONDAY weekly luncheon of me Retail
rradrmrn's association In the skifyin
. hotel yesterday.
seven TranIo Violators-Ouly seven
nerHora attended Judge spiders post
graduate school ~ instruction IN civ
. traffic laws. ln municipal court inls
morning uf these. five were given the
one and one fine ana costs Tor not
! discovering they had lost tags from
their cards The two others tried 10 ~
dI1 pass as'rret car while passengrfa
eere TstiiuF m. and they paid i've
and one for. their tuition fee
Woman Assistant Hotel Clerk Mrs
Pssu Anderson formerly Of Anadafko
has accepted the position ot hhsisian'
clerk In the Hucklns hotel Mrs
Anderson formerly vas night post
mistress.
Phone ON. Fst.s. " 5ls wsrdrob'
/ Cleaning and Pressing, si2 \. Robinson
adv.
Red Cross Continues classes order
from headquarters ~ the education dl
vision OF the American Red Ctoss hay
h.sn received fut continuing inden
rtsiv.s tho three courses oomprhlnI
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
EoRT WORTH.

FORT WORTH Dec ~ CATTLE.
receipts 5000, stronger Brryes t1.Lou
liQO HOGS receipts uuu. steady
Heavy tllJoulItN SIIEEr. receipts
100, unchanged. Lambs l5glUl5O0.
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CiwBfiefs

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schooi Neh'la''on "'lIheo .'.l..,' ,a'',,'
" "i I|''n "' L '' I.'"l.1 ny
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'." lIh..'I. I..'' h'.' d ~. '.''. DO
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....f....... rttt,r4 tI..ta .frffl l.Uuf
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t|'I H"'' 'H l'| .
..IN'f mix. .,t.
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,... yu.Iy before r.n.ft " NIuuu.
...t... az bono. .nH entered % I.rt -
1 rrHt. Irs made AN Arp,lrtn..
| l,-J a. 81 .pu
ou,,,,,.,. Far uooL,vs The mon.
- ..'''. Wv. l.' '.r.~'.l'u.'s, A. Wheeler
,,,t ..I be- placed urder quaraa.n,.
,. .... T,, d Patterson suprfIn.
/ f.r..r.f 0f parks. g. % precautionary
/ usraurr So on. v.lI be- allowed near
/ t.. .Irr u.M pu danger uf carving
/ truusrgs O.. tho MONKEYS has passed
/ .Nuut,tp rre subject 90 the same dis
] 4.ts as IamHrs" SIR Patterson FHtg.
. u.rd they have t1 have the same care
,,.,. ,. t,,,.,,.a c,.t,lr. viii,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

|ry has Iseu brH...r. "a or y.r.tIrr tho
r.lI us,rnI y. t n' univ thrrr
u.sts or whether Ia f,ril,r d4t. lo
....srrad v,,s s... ~ gfr,rI,.
dom of ibr by,ri ~ ,5...4t,,o
Local Ysouornan promotsd Miss TA
mono purA form,rl. nnIstupn y,ytosu
lu me local navy Recruiting station, now
a,,tlopsd in Waah.npfon + q has re-.
.uyrfed IA pfumaisn 'Y mind raas ycY.
man. according to aIy.p.s received M
n,r|. society editor OF 'ha Guthrie
IDNarr
Attorney Out u fArmy-IIeltenant "
g. UrNam formerly uu attorney VI this
rnmp Macarthur. Texas having fr-
..EsI his d4rlaryr LIrutcnauA Dur
..m WAS Hu infantry Instructor ai-
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NEW YORK,

NEW York. Dec SUGAR mw.
steady; renlriuss, f2sc fine grauu-
lated O0c
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ROLLER SKATING At THE
AUDITORIUM

InWEf WTFNTFF TWVVTTT""T
Hvfry afternoon ana rlrnt Rand mu'
s.. Ladies' admitted free lhe Judse
tformstIy city fommlss .uUsf and police
iudFol IL OkiaHonas Hen iAndssy We
both tc,eH ami believes No me youth
end YOUNGSTERS and rs f0r them havlnu
iHsIf tun and trulg ufHprfY SUPER
Weed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

ST LOUIS, Dec. i7-CORN No 4
titodli2. No. : white $50 OATS
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PRODUCE
KANSAS CITY

KANsAs CtTY. pcc. ~ -BvTTER
and POULTRY unchanged EGGS.
fltsts eoc: seconds &c POTATOES
81 b0d2lO
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Every Red Gross warehouse IL a
monument to American generosity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

ST. LOUIS. Dec. n POULTRY
nuTrER and Euus unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

Teacher. PAID FOR vasatIon-ln alll
iIur ip tho regular months salary paid
N, tho board ~ education Monday ni-
tprruon. go teachers ut tho ,.', hools
win be- paid Cor the holiday week when
HrHIs UN Ny enjoying n vacation.
This wag made compulsory ly contract
last fan before schools opeuod No rul-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

More Pipe Laid Two miles a plps
has been laid and covered between
oklahoma city ana the Cement .ns
field Total plpe connected and ready
mate total length ot tho llna 10 Any
/ three miles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

R,d Cross Continues Glasses Orders
from headquarters ~ the education dl-
vision of the American Red Cross haye
been received for continuing mheu-
rtsfv y the three courses comprising
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

Old Dog Tray Agsln-Johunie rry
nolds, q nicely dressed negro lad. car
RED no outward marks ui being va.
rfnnt when he stood before Jtnigc Spit.
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Obesity, Hyroops Battle Crsex naths.
Maple 200, Hotel Lawrence. f(Adv.)
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Raj Service protss, probed The
CumH,r ~ Commerce ls iHErFNrnin.
pruinst sent from UNmu'rr" rnd
lIsrf,rifN against railroad service be-
tween UWnnHmp CITY and those places
stated Ngf since tho Governor Do
Inc Frsro train which formerly made
tlr connections. has been taken Of Y
s .H.u.ss.hr tU como fu oklahoma ,i'N
from either ~ these places without
lsEIrg over 90 SluI|pt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

Mrs. Boys TO Nebraska. Mrs, A. T.
Boys lefi yesterday afternoon 10 20 10
tho bedside u her mother. who 10 criti-
oally III at Lincoln. Neb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

Morse 10 Red cross Job n Morse
Inns boon appointed general ~ tHH kI-
wants club division ~ iha IHd Cross
Christmas roll call drive, % vas an.
Iuunrcd this morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

Farmers Need Help Farmers are
adopting the slogan of Get your farm
hands early according 10 J. v, Walden,
federal labor commissioner. who stated
this morning that nn unusually laAss
number " calls for farm workers have
been fled AZ the employment office
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

individual stamp Pledges Checked
work OF checking up individual war
savings stamps pledges was completed
At tho War Savings bank this morning.
mcdiattly.
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Theater Bills


Fair Grounds Auditorium Paris
Conservatory Symphony Orchestra
Time. 8.l1 D. m.
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Closing Quotations

prices N mo ,auuu. grades NJ chtls are
ApIfuRimutsly as fIlIuNt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

Woman Assistant Hotel Clsrt-Mrs
pssn Anderson formerly Of Anadarko,
has accepted the position ot assistant
r.srk In the Lee Huckins hotel Mrs
Anderson formerly vas night post
mistress
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

Phone ollie Fstes. " 5ls Wardrobe
cIeaning and Pressing, sl2 \. Robinson
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New Limit Club Msmber-Mrs ID. w.
OIlern, 5i5 West 18Th street. became
member Of the War Savings stamps
Limit club today when she purchased
: ] 100 worth Of stamps.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

Ted Biakey Temporary Secretary.
Police Sergeant Ted Blskey ID acting
as temporary secretary 10 Mayor over
hOlBsF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12

Checks and Credits Discussed Checks
ana Individual credits formed tho prin-
ripal topic f0r discuHsipn - the usual
nu0ndny weekly luncheon oi The Retail
rrsdrmrn.s association In the skiryin
hotel yesterday.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-16
POTASH FOR FERTILIZER
 EXTRACTED FROM CEMENT

PITTSBURGH, July G-Extraction of potash from the dust from cement manufacture Is claimed as a pOssibil- ity. James D, Rhodes. a Pittsburgh manufacturer, claims tU have made the discovery, and at his own expense h"s arranged 10 erect a large expert mcnt9i plant adjoining the plant of he cement company, at Castalia. Ohio. for th" purpose of Nperimentng for 12O days. The Castalia plant is in the hands of receiver and it was neCcs- sary to get permission of the United States district court, before Mr. Rhodes could enter into any agree ment with the receivers This was granted.
 Mr Rhodes said he could extract large quantities of potash for fertl- i,er from th" dust and waste of ce- ment mills that will be of great benefit to the country in increasing the supply. It Is understood that the United States government is watch ing the experiments with interest.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-16
SON IF FORMER PREMIER
 DECORATED THIRD TIME

LONDON, July Ii An account of how Brigadicr General \. NJ. Asquith. son Of the former Prime Minister. won his third l.. <. O., is given in the off cial Gazette, which says:
 'iie went through a heavy barrage and made successful reconnaissance of an advanced position. Later. in the bright moonlight, he reconnoitered some buildings which were reported to be occupied by the enemy. The en- emy opened fire, but he entered one of the buildings and found it occu- pied by an exhausted British garri son. He returned under heavy fire and brought up three platoons to re lieVe them"
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-16
WOMEN MAKING GOOD
 IN BANKING POSITIONS

LONDON, July l6-War experience in the employment Of women as bank clerks has convinced British bankers that women are abl" to keep business secrets as well aa men. When women first were admitted to the employ. mcnt in banks the British directors and managers feared that some of their customers might withdraw their business believing their financial af- fairs might become subject of gossip "Tt is gratifying To think" says the bankers magazine, that after thre" years experience of the new condi- tions, no ground whatever has been found for these fears"
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-16
ITALIAN GRAIN FIELDS
 WILL FEED POPULATION

LONDON. July 16.-ltaly's soil which has been cultivated continuously for thousands of years promises this year to produce the greatest harvest of wheat ever reaped in that coun. try. An Italian professor, a member of a university delegation which wis tied London recently as guests of the Ministry of Information. announced that. owing to the abundant harvest expected in 1918, he had reason to be- lieve that Italy would be for the first time self.supporting in the matter of grain.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-16

The Northwestern Hardware Com. pany has just received shipment oi "Desolvo" sewer and drain pipe clean, CTS.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-16

Madam Velva will give scientific from p. m. until 10 p. m. over card readings for a short time only, Heggs store.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-16

Use the Times Classified column.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-07
STOCK COMPANY REST OF WEEK

7 Commencing tonight at the DIVE
T theatre and continuing through to Sat
urday night the Anderson-Gunn Com
pany, a company Of twelve PLAYERS
winch has had a send off in MANY Of
the best towns in eastern North Caro-
INA, that bids fair to give us several
nights Of excellent entertainment al
popular prices
Newbern says Of this company Hthis
clever company is putting on plays that
have not been shown here in several
years and will revive the good old
stock company days when the famous
Norman Fled Players used to hold
forth, only this company is said to be
even better than that popular old
'company.'
Ruth Lamont and Ivan Anderson.
ARE both reported to be good dancers.
and as one Of the specialties give their
original dance, the ''Paree Argentine. -
while the two Gums offer novelty act
OF singing talking, dancing and close
with a saxaphone and piano &C cordeon
number, which elsewhere has made a
decided hit
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DAWsONs BRIEFS

MISSES Ethel and Nettie Barnhill at
tended the closing exercises At H.rdot
CONSOLIDATED School above Enfield .,
Friday evening.
Mr' and Mrs. J. W. Butts and Mrs
l1eroert Butts attended the Pr;ma+;ye
Union at Mt. Zion Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Kirkland motorod
mere sunday in their new E1oin s;~
Messers Douglas Lawrence and
claude Whitehead was visitors above
Enfield Friday and Saturday.
MI: jim Pope of Spring Hill was
a caller here Sunday evening 70 ga
a, special friend.
Dawsons School was we'll renreseo+oa
at Hobgood Commencement Wadnosdo-,
mere being twenty two pupils present
TO 90 honor to their teacher Mics Rosa;o
Cherry. '-~
Inc school received two prizes ono
Tor good attendance and second For
good spelling.
MISSES Clara Barnhill and Lillian
fartln and Dennis Holiday pupis Of
'ne siAth grade was seected to repre-
sent Dawson and bears the distinction
OF oe1ng the best speller they remand
ed standing to the end Of theoama
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-07
OAK CITY ITEMS

Miss Lizzie Mae Burnette snon+ +h<
| week end with her sister Mrs r T
House.
Mr.. Averette spent the week ena :,
| Greenville.
Mr. William Laughinhouse spent
Friday in Winterville.
MISS Annie Mae Dautridge spent the
week end with Miss Lou Council
Mr. and Mrs Frank Haislip, of Ham
llton, were in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Davenport. Mr.
and Mrs. Roebuck, Mr.. Billie Haislin
and other, from Hamilton, attended
the dance and supper last Thursday
night.
Messrs Braxton Carson and A. Wors
ley, OF Bethel, were in town Sunday
Mr. jerry Askew returned from
Greenville Saturday.
The proceeds Of the dance and s,,,nor
given Thursday night for the benefit
OF the Red Cross auxiliary Of Oak
City, was $117.OO. A number Of s,r-
rounding towns attended. R. IF DIM.
nlng and wife, Mr.. Duke Critchin and
brother and Miss Manning being among
the number Of guests from Williams
ton.
Mr. Harrington, Of Greenville. was n
town Saturday
Mr.. Jimmie Council. of Cronn;1,o
was here Sunday.
some OF the progressive young men
OF Oak City have organized Cluh
u winch we shall hear more later.