The Monroe journal., 1922-10-24
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Miss Ada May Helms has accepted
position With Belk Bros.
Born Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
L. Braswell, son, Balm Lyles.
Rev. Paul n. Gresham of Asheville
will preach in the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and possibly in the
evening.
Mr.. John R. Welsh, who is agent
for the Southern Life and Trust Co.,
has his office in the Houston building
over Funderburk- Gamble Drug Co.
"Please urge the women to regis
ter" requested Mrs. W. A. Lane,
South Monroe precinct committeewo-
man this morning. The registration
books close Saturday.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the ST.
Ter Presbyterian church. circle No. /,
will give hollowe'en party at Prices
Mill Woodman hall Saturday night,
October 2S. Refreshments will be
served, and everybody IS invited,
Mr.. Barnes Griffin, VINO varies his
official activities as policeman of
Marshville with duties as constable of
the township, continues his activity
against the Illicit stills. Yesterday he
brought in sixty-gallon copper still
which he had captured in New Salem
the night before.
Elder J. r. Wilson Of DanYille, Va,
will preach as follows: Saturday be-
fore first Sunday in Nov. Watson IL
a. m.; same day, Lawyers Spring 2,
p. m, and Sunday / a. M; the same
Sunday at Pleasant Grove at = p. m.
with Elder Mills will preach funeral
of Mrs. Elisha Mullis.
Mss Farmer, all time health nurse
for this county, has her office at the
ladies' rest room in the courthouse
and may be found there. The Red
Cross chapter here has been instru-
mental in securing the services of
Miss Farmer. Her particular work
will be to visit and instruct mothers
who need her aid and to assist in
school health work.
The children, relatives and friends
of Mrs. NJ. F. Cadieu OF Pageland
joined in giving her surprise birth
day dinner Sunday. There were about
thirty-five present, and they drove to
Hornsboro, the old home of Mrs. Ca
dleu, where diner was served in pic
mic style. Mr.. Roy Cadieu, who is
in school at A. & F., Raleigh, came
home for the occasion, il also being
his birthday.
Mr.. Charles W. Holland of Ellen
ton, Ca, has Joined the forces of Hol-
laway Muse Co. OF Monroe. Mr..
Holland comes highly recommended
as a christian young man and with
excellent musical talents. He has
been conducting the singing for re-
vival meetings in Kentucky and Geor-
gia for the past few months, and left
the platform at a rousing good meet
ing to catch his train for Monroe,
He is Baptist.
Mrs. James Walden of the Faulks
community in Marshville township
died last Thursday nigh. leaving an
infant three weeks old besides her
husband and four other children. Mrs.
Walden was daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Bennett of the same COM
munity and was 2S years of age. She
was a member of Faulks Baptist
church and services were conducted
there Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
by Rev. f. C. Snyder, interment be-
ing made in the cemetery there.
Mr.. T. A. Funderburk, who lives
at Crowburk, Chesterfield county, S.
c., was in Monroe yesterday morning,
he and Mrs. Funderburk returning
from a trip to Salisbury where they
had been visiting Mr.. Funderburk's
son-in-law, Chas. H. Johnson, who has
been i'll of pleurisy but is improving.
Mr.. Funderburk says he had fine
deer hunt near Georgetown, 5. c.,
few weeks ago with his neighbors,
Messrs. George Hinson, Whiteford
jenkins, Ed Kiker, Ed Michael and
several others. Three deer were kill
ed and lots of small game.