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AUCTION sALEs-ToDAY.
ADAM a. wEscHLER & SON. AuctioneeTi

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, TMoSsToRY
LoNOFEILoW STREET NoRTHwEsT
CORNER OF FIFTH AND LONG,
FELLOWl.
in Iibsr ems No. s7se. i fofio a4i e SEQ. sE one
Of tn. land records Of the District Of CO.
luulbia and at the request Of party Sc
will .of1er for sale By PUBLIC auction n
THIRTY, Y;lEI FIRST DAY OF JULY 1924 At
scribed property in the District OF Co
IN the spbdlyislon made BY Norris catTltS .bds
;hs os: q Ss per Ra
50 sstd DiocE numbered IN cred tSS;enty-nins 1SSi
rev known for purposes OF assessment
ana taxation as square numbered thirty
two hundred and seven ta2n7l.
equal instaiiments. represented 6y promis-
sSr s%o and Sfea shre. years With interest a. six
per cent per annum from day o. sale. pay
able semi-a unually, secured BY first deed Of
n,t, rSst upon property sold spos o. 81 sase e. $500
required Of purchaser at sale. Exsmina-
sSn Of .tsms. s Sotafa ess 81
WITHIN thirty days from day Of. sale. other;
wise trustees reserve the right e .n,s;Ss Tesc,I
purchaser. after fve days advertisement
Of such resale In some newspaper pub
nshsd IN wsshi1stCn' D,S0o, oF forssEts asgoSis
deposit trustees may avail themselves OF
any LEGAL or equitable rights against de-
~N-''''S ~ PRANK !. EHIERs,
MELVIN p. BERGAfANN.
EDMUND M. EMMERIoH.
5y2n-d&ds. .exSu Trusteea.
ADAM A wEsCHLER SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF Two-sToRY gEIcK
DWELLING ,T5L I'D Soi6 no, ,uf1rEWTsr II E0TK CREEK
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust.
recorded in Liber No. 5965.. at folio 430,
one Of the land records Of the District Of
1i0p n II, payment anS q the debt thereby Sc
cured, and at the request OF the party
secured under said deed Of trust. the un-.
dersigned trustees will offer for sale at
PSs9IS aSs,lSa 7 FES5s 3 s5f 81
al that parcel q land situate ana 5s.c1shns psIns
as lot numbered 80 in Allan Z. walker
subdivision of square numbered 332ls as
per plat M TscSsf tSs brc IL sSs S'e q Fl sf
of record. tossther with the improvements
Terms of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money TO be paid In cash. balance IN two
equal installments. payable in one and two
years from day OF sale. with interest at
the rate OF six per cent per annun,
untIl paid. payable semi annually, deferred
trus. on property sold. or all cash, at
option Of purchaser, cash deposit Of
$500 required at time Of acceptance OF
notary fees revenue stamps. etc, at cost Of
purchaser. Terms TO be compiled with
within thirty days from day Of sale. other
wise .deposit forfeited. or without forfeit
Of any legal or equitable rights against
defaultinG purchaser.
CHAPLIN B, BAUMAN.
RAYMOND J. VIERBUCHEN.
tyIo,2I,24 262S,3l Trustees.
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BY ALFRED II. LAWSON,
jy23-d&ds, ,exSu Vice President.
ADAM A. wEscHrER q SON. AuctiOnsers.
HOUSEHOLD EEEEcTs, ETca gy Auc-

TTON, FOR STORAGE CHARGES.
Notice Is hereby given that on WED
NEsDAY, TIE FIFTEENTH DAY OF Au-
GUST. 1884. COMMENCING AT NINE
O'CLOCK An. and continuing each Sat-
urday and wednesday thereafter until all
is sold, we win sell by public aucriDn,
at Weschier's. 9I5 Z st. NV. to enforce
Goods stored with us in the following
names: 9. Whit. L. b. Stevens, 7. jack
son, Lot 626e. Lot -6263, =. McMagters,
Is,.ld B n SS4.s cHSa.snf ss. L eatsasy y < Warren
Herbert. b. Jones, W. =. Priest, y.
Grant. o. j. pockarty, II; Franklin. Prank
q Tyier Z. washington, H. Willlams, D.
Cardweil, M. Entwistle. M. Y. EcheveIria.
All parties in interest please take notice.
NATaoSAL spps CAPITAL STORAGE a Nov
ING Co, mo 1yolsauc
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WANTED--APARTMENTS

YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE APAR, MEF
r room, ntchenette, bath. bath, vic. Of 18th 5h
month. Address Box 150-S. Star once.
SMALL FURNISHED APT; PREFER Sc.
or suburban; one child, junior high; about
$40. Phone IL 2563-W.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE UNFURN. q
room, kitchen and bath apt. S40s city or
nearby Va. Address Box 1855. Star Office
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wANTED-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
wANTED-SMAIL PLACE, SUITABLE FOR
barbecue and sandwich stand; near Dis
trict Line. Address Box 1865, Star ONCE.
Qe
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

0GA2 EkoA n = A<OlAN1s
SEE Nh FTRsT-lst. ID AND Sd TRUSTS
No red tape: quick service; reasonable
500. ss3o0. rDy sslIs99ww sS9o0 sSS99o0 rDy ss22.sow
$500. rpy. Sl7.50 ", $4,000. Tpy. $40. 90 v
=, Above pssyments incIuds prineiPsssl arc s!a
bi-monthly. Dr. A. HENRY. NO 1919
FOR REAL ESTATE LoANs-sEE
SUPERIOR FINANCE 4 INVESTMENT
1881 O O.. NM. Room 2os. AEE. 2Aes.
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,ruoe .. OWEN q SON AUcTIoNEERS.
1881 EYE ST. NV.

q-pusTErs SALE OF VALUABLE real.
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY LAkGE
THREE story M AN1Eg, In,1ASSs4l.lsl nASE4Mlr.lEslI
qoHTAIRnso4 CoH siE Rs4Ts EwTnNEoSRlyaas TRNo Ks FEN I'm
IsEs I717 EYE srFEEr NORTH
Nv "yirtue Of a certain deed Of trust,
duiy recorded In Liber No. l,49s, folio 479
et seq, Of the land records OF the District
81 Columbia. and at the request q ne
Fansfes parsy vii sell at pusi.c auction. ia
IHE EiqETz IAYr IsI.Srn1.E n11EE aA9g9qggssTE, yAP AP.
the following described land and premises,
ssds1 assisnatsd ed as as ana being lot. nfty.t1Tee
SsI Il oross os Rsz and 3 S
G26), as per plat recorded in Liber No.
81. fcliO 1z0: 81 the records q the once
.rTS Terms Of sale: one-nfth Of the pur-
chase money To be paid IN caen, balance
in four equal irlstallments. payable In one,
az 8 per cenflim per arnum, payable semi
annually from day Of sale. secured By FIRST
deed Of trust upon the property sold. OF
tims of sale An conveyaneins, record
Rs Chaser TERMS y sale sis g S' Sc sSmP q
with within thirty. DAYS from day Of sale.
otherwise the trustee reserves the right 70
q 's dsfsntins All purchaser "a After s ave days
paper published ia WASHINGTON, p. Q.
A4AH5ss4fsc 44RUs4 sc51PANY. 5si nv : trustee. fsE
b WM l. BEALB. g.. p-..,A.,k
A. n. siifLLMoTqE :. a.,v.,.vx
s--2k> - 17i------7 - -
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sALE-SuRuRRAN

ONLY $3.50 cAsH-sEvERAL WELL Lo-
Gated bHnaaiowS larEe lots. only 81, 300:
S,.T so monthly. MA. 2oI1s evenings, Hy-
attSv4le 1871
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fHTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
BAY PRSnsd oF Sn' AuSHsT GHPEAsRA ioss ET EA rRE l
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, same place,
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
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.MERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
HOME BARGAIN.

A brick home of real charm on large lot
Six rooms and Two BATHS, side poren;
radiation. very cheap home in delight
full and convenient community. CALL
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NEW HOUSE.
pTTNGATOW-S4 Q50

Five nice rooms bath, oak floors. hot
water heat: high elevation; convenient t9
schools, stores and cars. For terms and
appointment to inspect. call Mr.. FIELDS.
GEorRia 2043.
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Friendshin Heiphts. Md.
$3.50.

NEAR ST. GABRlEL'S.
Attractive Colonial semi-detached brick
home in new-house condition containing
six large rooms and tile bath. TWO eloseu-
in porches hardwood floors, hot-water
heat pantry. 157iz-ft. lot, AosoIuteN
bargain at the price. Call Adams o5oo
fnr "details
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Is ACRES. Two-SToRY 4-R& HOUSE
rood vel: hunting and nShing section; 30
niles from washington, u mile from
washington Richmond HiShway. Price
s2,10o. Write LOCK Box 81. Manassas. Va
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II II y = ~.
REDUCED FROM S10.750 TO S7.e50.
Attractive 7-room and bath corner
house. large porches. built-in ssrage;
many other features: practically new home.
Terms can be arranged. CAFRITZ. 1404
K st. d. eoS0.
Evening star., 1934-09-20
Runs Car Backward, Fined.

Running car in reverse is a crime
in England. This was news to Magis-
trate j. c. A. Anstice of Roborough,
England, police court. 1t also was to
Sub-Lieut. George Densham of the
Royal Naval Engineering College,
Devonport, who was summoned after
running his machine backwards up a
hill. Both increased their knowledge,
but Densham had to pay fine.
Evening star., 1934-09-20
Murderer Immune, Back Home.

After hiding Is years in the Corsica
mauis. the wild interior of the island,
until he was immune from a murder
charge, Jean Nicolai has just returned
to his home at Sartiene. In 1909 he
killed man who had murdered his
son, then fled. According to the Cor
sican law he cannot be charged with
the crime after this lapse of time
Nicolai was born in Sartene 81 years
ago.
Evening star., 1934-09-20
Women in Foot Ball Tour.

Belgium's woman's foot ball team
has invaded Engalnd to play for the
world championship. An English
team beat the French last year and
holds the title, but this year the Bel
gians won, so are in Egnland to settle
the leadership. They will play seven
teams including Preston, the present
title holder. The grid stars are cap
tanned by Miss Germain Verschueran
and most Of the players are under 20.
Evening star., 1934-09-20

II. Chase.
II. Female voice.
13. A dam.
81. Part of the foot.
%. Poker stake
25. City in California.
81. To expand.
%. Serenity.
29. A flower.
80. Disdain.
80. A kind of clover.
SO. Spanish city.
"a. Oily fruit.
35 Regenerate.
81. Wine vessel.
80. Soak.
AZ. Form of dropsy.
As. Linden tree.
AZ. Coin.
so. Female saint.
So Extols.
81. Def1ed.
55. Network.
56. Capital Of Norway.
ST. Sudden invasion.
SO. Precise
81. Ordered.
81. Part of stove.
SO. A schism.
IS. Masculine nickname.
66. Affirmative.
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Across.
]. Ancient European territory.
S. Article Of property.
10. Famous dramatist.
IA Old Morse poem.
Is. Steps over wall.
16. Whimper.
II. Canal.
18. Dish of herbs.
19. Against.
20. A vigil.
%. Swab.
%. Performer.
"a. Accumulation.
26. A perpendicular.
%. Dance step.
81 Constituent.
33. Crag.
SO. To scale.
SO. A Furnishing rod.
40. Small particle.
Al. Decorated disk.
43. Ireland.
A An ointment of oil with wax.
As. Sluggish.
48. Eagle.
49. Instruct.
81. Stitch.
81. Prevaricator.
SO. Remit.
IS. Virtuous.
3d. Mineral spring.
so. Small drum.
64. Son Of Isaac.
65. Speed.
81. Utter wildly.
68. Moved easily.
SO. A shade of blue.
20. Delightful abode.
II. Receptacles.
72. Buddhist priests.
73. Impression
Down.
/. Enlarged.
2. Subtle emanation.
g. One.
4. An aquatic worm.
5. A quadruped.
6. Tumultuous movement. q.
z. Storage place.
8. Pass.
8. Spread hay.
10. Area.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-03
PATTERSON ITEMS

Mrs. F. D. Patterson visited
Mrs. G. F: Houdk on "Wednesday
of last week.
Several from Patterson Grange
attended the Pomona meeting at
Prosperity last week.
As a result of the girls winning
In a program contest given in the
the grange lately, they, their
friends, and the judges were enter
tanned by the lecturer, Mrs. ]. A.
Patterson at her home last Wednes-
day evening. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Patterson, MI.
J. A. Patterson, Misses Matte
Sloop, Ethel Suther, Geneva Sloop,
Rachel Cauble, Evelyn Davis,
Mable and Edna Overcast, Della
Maye Jackson, and Pauline McCor-
k1e, Messrs. Frank Irwin, Charlie
Sloop, Earl Lipe, Foil Suther, Earl
Freeze, Wayne Patterson, R. D.
Moose and Brooks Litaker.
Mr.. ]. F. Litaker, who has been
confined to his bed because of i'll
ness, is nov improving.
Mrs. W. J. McCorkle visited Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd McCorkle of China
Grove Wednesday.
Miss Merle Davis is attending
the short course in Raleigh this
week.
Mrs. F. M. Sloop, Grace Sloop,
Mrs. O. R. Moose and Mildred
Moose visited Mrs. c. A. Raymer
one day last week.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-03
DukevilIe Items

Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Noles is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. M. Noles this
week. ~
Mrs. Willie Digh and Mrs. Wade
Wilson are giving a picnic in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Noles Wed
nesday evening, near Dukeville.
Miss Frances Farrah, of vii.
mington, is now making her home
in Dukeville with Mr.. and Mrs
Glicerson.
Miss Helen Erwin, of Durham, i.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Garden,
Mr.. G. B. Turner and children
|Inez, Louis, Jim, and Earnest, Mr.
Leo Trexler, and Mr.. and Mrs. L
Il. Walton and children, Les anc
Howard, spent the weekend If
Wilmington.
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S. S. Convention
Next Wednesday

The Rowan County Sunday
School Convention will be in Mt.
Zion Reformed church, China
Grove Annual County Sunday
School Convention and is especially
planned for all those interested in
the Sunday Schools of all Denomat-
ions. The program as scheduled for
this year calls for a thr~ee-session
convention beginning at e:45 A. M.
and continuing through an after
noon and night session. Between
the morning and afternoon session
there will be a fellowship dinner on
the grounds, and everyone is asked
to bring a basket lunch.
The morning and afternoon sess-
ions will consist of addresses cent
ering around the various phases of
the Convention theme Building
Christian Homes, "as we'll as special
music, and two STUDY Groups"
These Study Groups are a new
feature Of the program for this year,
cspee ia;ly designed to meet the needs
of the teachers, Officers and all
other Sunday Schoo. workers or
members. Miss Myrtle A. D an;el
Director of leadership training of
the State Staff will have charge
of the study group on How to
Teach in the Sunday School, This
is one of the simplified ,'A-Level
Un;ets" of the curriculum of the
International Council, and those in
terested in securing. 1t is of part
ocular interest to all teachers and
those young people who ought to be
training for positions of leadership
in their own Sunday School. Rev.
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Salisbury Route One

]. A. Fink and wife with MIR.
and Mrs. M. B. Fink attended ser
vices at Woodleaf Methods,
church Sunday the 18th.
Mrs. T. S. Lyerly, of Woodleaf.
spent a night and day at the hons
of Mrs. W. D. Myers of Route 1,
Mary Catherine Boyer has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Bog
er, of this vicinity.
J. H. Myers, of Salisbury, is cut
ting blocks on the farm of Charlie
Benson. The blocks go to the
Mocksville plant.
W. B. Myers spent Sunday with
J. A. Powlas.
Mrs. W. B. Myers spent the week
end with her parents in Salisbury
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Benson.
Fred Bost motored to Salisbury
on the 18th on business.
]. A. Fink, of Route l, has beer
real sick, but is better now. Hi
son, Milo, has returned home from
his grandparents near Second Creek
Mrs. Jim Robinson and children
of Virginia, visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers, Of
Route l. She also visited her Sis
uers' Mrs. W. Wood and Mrs. Odel
lShoaf.
]. A. Powlas, W. D. Myers ane
son, Albert, also Nimrod Graham
were in the city Friday the 18th.
Willie Briggs, of Salem Church
was in Salisbury Friday.
Mrs. M. L. Bost and sons visitee
her father, Geo. F. Powas over tn
weekend.
Misses Elsie, Emma Bell ant
Ruby Livengood visited Mavis
|Madge and Dorothy Powlas on tn
10Th.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-03
Salisbury Nurses
Recent Graduates

Two hundred and three of the
~ applicants for licenses passed
the recent examinations of the
State Board of Nurse Examiners,
and "a were admitted to practice
by recognition of their credentials,
Miss Lula West, R. N, of Mount
Airy, secretary to the board, an
nounced.
Eleven negro nurses passed the
examinations and one was admit
ted by recognition of her creden-
tials.
Miss Della Elizabeth Cooley,
Park View hospital, Rocky Mount,
made the highest average and Miss
Belle Thrower and Miss
Grace Mangum Tlllee, both of
Duke hospital, Durham, made the
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-03
Franklin News

Mr.. Worth Miller of Washing
ton, D. C. spent the week end with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Wilson and
little daughter have returned to
their home in Huntington West,
Va. Mr.. Wilson being called here
on account of the death Of his
father Mr.. Henry Wilson.
Miss Ruth Shively is spending
the week in Shelby, N. C. with her
sister Mrs. B. P. Sherer.
There has been quite an epidemic
of whooping cough among the
children, with only one adult case
reported.
Mr.. Chas. Parker and Miss Fleta
Miller were Sunday dinner guests
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller of
Salisbury.
We are enjoying some real
Summer days. Now is a fine time
to get a real sun tan. My but
"aint'' she hot
Didn't hear any weddin bells in
July, but hope to hear some in
August, so listen for them.
The young men and women
Sunday School classes of Bethel
Lutheran Church will have a Joint
picnic Friday evening at Mirror
Lake at eight o'clock. All men,
bers are urged to be there and en-
Joy the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Tucker and
son of Greensboro spent Sunday
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-03
Granite Quarry News

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Lyerly, Mrs.
II. B. Lyerly, George and Frank
Lyerly have just returned home
from a house party at Morehead
CITY and various other summer re-
sorts.
Mrs. N. S. Brown is spending an
indefinite time with her son, Mr..
R. M. Brown and family. She has
been visiting Mr.. O. S. Brown,
another SON, in Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Couch, ct
Greensboro, celebrated their second
wedding anniversary at the home
of Mrs. COUGHS father, Mr.. J. R.
Roberts. A sumptous dinner was
served to: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R.
Couch, Mr.. ]. R. Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. o. Morton, Mrs. ]. W.
Felts, of Houston, Texas, Mrs. X.
r. Holshouser and Miss Lorraine
Roberts.
Mr.. Thuron Lyerly is recovering
from his injuries sustained last
week when his t. car overturned
with him.
Miss Mary Williams has returned
from a delightful sojourn in
Roanoke, Va, where she visited
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams.
Little Dorothy Miller is slightly
improved. She has been suffering
-lo1pueddr 10 Horaar s19Ae e wo1J
tbs.
Mesdames Craven Kluttz and
Byron Andrew were joint hostesses
at a birthday party in honor OF
their attractive little girls, Lorraine
Kluttz and Patsey Sue. Many
beautiful little gifts were received
by the honorees, then refreshments
Mr.. Clarence Fisher is offering a
s. reward to the finder of his
diamond ring which he lost at the
ball game last Monday evening.
Mrs. R. ]. Holshouser and son.
Richard, lefet Wednesday night for
Greensboro where they will spend
a short while at Mrs. Holshousor's
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-03

|Shuford Peeler General Secretary of
the State Association will conduct
a study class on Glow To Improve
Sunday School,
The night session, while especial
|ly prepared in the interest of Young
People will be of intense value and
interest to everyone. Young People
are preparing to present interesting
parts of the night program. Miss
Edith Krider, Director of Young
Peoples Work for the State ASS
ociation will have the main address
of the evening.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-03

with Mrs. fuckers sister Mrs. Ezra
Miller.
MI. and Mrs. Hoyle Lylef and
children of Concord, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Dove of Kannapolis were
welcome visitors at the home of
thor uncle Mr.. J. A. Chick.
Mrs. c.. A.. Brown of China
Grove, Mr.. Hugh Lyerly, Mrs. Rosa
Trexler and Mrs. Dove Goodman
and little sons were also Sunday
visitors at MI. Chicks home.
Miss Elizabeth Walker will leave
today for Charlotte to spend some
time with her uncle Mr.. Lawrence
Wilson. i,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-03
Weant Town News

Mr.. Willie Williams celebrated
his 18th birthday on the 18th Of
July. His son, L. c. Williams and
family spent the evening with him.
They made ice cream. Mr.. Willie
Williams is in good health and
works every day.
Miss Edna Shoaf spent the week.
end with her sister, Miss Roas
lCauble and grandfather, Mr.. ]. L.
ICauble.
w. J. Grub and A.. c.. Grub
had visitors from Winston-Salem
right recently.
Mrs. Spry spent awhile Sunday
evening with Miss Eta Monroe.
Mr. Will Shoaf spent Sunday
evening in Woodleaf.
Water melons are getting ripe in
the neighborhood now and there is
a good crop this year in spite of so
much rain.
Adam Brooks was a visitor OF
Mr. L. C. Williams Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Bob Winecof has been real
sick but is getting better, her
many friends will be glad to hear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsy Gobble were
out to see Mrs. Gobble's, mother:
Mrs. Lindsey Wagner Sunday
Mrs. Wagner is getting about again
now we are glad to say.
Misses Ruth and Martha SPry
spent Sunday evening with Miss
Bonnie Lee Shut. They played
games and enjoyed the evening by
getting a good wetting when the
rain caught them out.
We had a real nice program
Sunday at Mount Tabor church
was several here to see the children
play.
Earnest Shoaf is planning a TRIP
to Raleigh soon.
Misses Ella Mae and Mildred
Williams spent the day Monday
with their sister, Mrs. Earnes'
iShoaf.
Nh. Walt McCulloch had
wreck Monday and demolished hi
car completely also completely de.
molished a Ford VS. when he wa
crossing the highway in front of hi
home, neither he or Mrs. Bairle!
were seriously hurt. Mrs. BARLEY
is from Cooleemee.
Mrs. ]. A. Grub is in bad health
lately and is talking of going to thu
hospital in Winston-Salem soon. W.
wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. Wayne Joe Grubb was
visitor of Bruce and L. w. Shut
Tuesday evening.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-03
OF Rowan Mill
Recent Births

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Otway
Watson a daughter.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Green
Paxton a daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bost
a son.
Mr.. D. S. Tysinger has returned
from a trip to Ridgecrest where he
attended the Baptist Sunday School
Conference. Mr.. Tysinger is book
keeper at Rowan Mills.
Mrs. Virginia Josey, an employee
of Rowan Mill, recently moved to
Rockwell to live with her father,
Mr.. ]. L. Kluttz. Mrs. Josey re-
Gently lost her mother and the en-
ployees of Rowan gave a lovely
floral offering. -;
The Rowan Mills ball club is
playing some interesting games this
season. Mr.. Hugh Ballard, who
was recently made Superintendent
of Rowan Mills is right much of a
ball fan, and is giving the boysdhis
support. One of the most interest
ing games of the eason yet to be
played at Rowan was played last
Friday. Rowan defeated Belmont
in a ten inning game, the result
was Rowan four and Belmont
three. Poteat was the hurler and
Evans the catcher.
Rev. c. D. Barringer has recent
ly been ordained to the ministery.
He has served Smiths Grove Bap-
fist Chuch for the past year. In
addition he has recently been called
to serve Calvary Baptist Church.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-03

Marriage by Force Drives Girls
to Suicide. Pathetic Self Sacrifice
of Mine Chinse Girls, Who Drown
ed Themselves as a Protest Against
the Ancient Custom of Bride Slave
ry. Read About 1t in The Ameri-
can Weekly, the Magazine Distri-
buted With the BALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN, issue of
August 5. Buy your copy from
your favorite newsboy or newsdeal-
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-03
THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN

second and third highest averages,
respectively.
Members of the board Of nurse
examiners other than the secretary
are, president, Bessie M. Chapman,
R. N. Greensboro; Josephine Kerr,
R. NJ, Charlotte; Charles H. Pete,
M. D., Warrenton, and B. c. Willis,
M. D., Rocky Mount.
The following Salisbury nurses
passed the examinations:
Edna Virginia Drake, Mary Mar
ittia Hodgin, Lucy Jeanette Me-
bane, Ada Thompson Steele.