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EIGHT PAfiFS
TMEMor.onom.u. ft.ihat. apku. tx iwo.
FIKTTT PACKS
rONTKlstrTUKSTOSTonM
Kt l.lt' HXl
I
Over two thousand dollars have
been rs is d for the storm sufferer,
with several townships yet to be
heard froia. CilUeus of Goose Creet
township, where the storu did Its
worst damage, have contributed about
$60,,hile Monro's contribution
will to'al nearly $oGt when the can
vast is completed.
The following contribution are ac
knowledged: Vahnw Fnterprise relief fund,
$S4.5t); V.". T. Kendall. $3; H. M. Orr.
Jl; W. Henr.' Heli-i. $1; tt. W. H.
Kiser. $2: M. B. Y audio. $1; H. T.
ISroom. 5uc; Ii. II. Touiberlin. $1; J.
L. Yountx, Jr.. II; A. J. Benton. ?i;
J. M. Harkey. 11; V. II. Starncs. It;
Henry Vickery, 50c; R. firifiin. $3;
J. F. Thompson. t: !. -""ibis. 0c;
C. E. Karnev. It; K. S. iK-en. $1; .
0. Orr. 50c: V. A. Whliaker. $2;
Mrs. V. A. WMtaker. 11; J. 1. Hetn
bv. $5; Waue Mat lis. $1; R. A. Xic
Ut. 2:.c; Z. A. Pre-sley. 12; S. R.
A'.eaii(l r. ; A- L- Orowcll,.ll; J.
V. Kint'lev. tl; . C. Ki.-er. $1; II.
H. s:iank'L U: W. E. Lennnond. $3;
J. Poer. $5; 5. B. Howard, tl; W. L.
Horton. tl; J. A. Presslev. tl: A. P.
Freeman, tl; J. V. Kendall, tl: B. I.
Simpson. 11; B. A. Rushin;. tl; T.
B. Hoover, tl: W. II. Birmingham,
$3; J. I-. Yomiu, l; a. . Marne.
5; L. C. Stilwell. 5"c; J. W. Byriun,
tl: J. V. Fitiserald. tl. The above
subscriptions, with the exception of
the first one. were secured by Mr. V.
P. Kendall at Indian Trail.
Ti. f.ill.iminr contributions came
from Cose Creek township: li. S.
Helms. t5; J. II. Thompson, tl; W.
C. Kiser. tl: W. J. Helms, tl: B. W.
Andersen. t2: T. A. Helms, tl: J. EH
Crook. 12: H. H. James. t2; Dan
Ctnhbertson. 50c; Nancy Love. $10;
J. U. Brooks, $ 10; J. E. Simpson;
i2.5; It. J- Dempster, t3; H. T.
Ctontz. t2; J. I). A. Secrest. tl.23;
J. W. Houston, $1; S. B. Yandle. tl:
.S. M. Sutton, tl; U. O. Fiirr. ta; G.
,S. Simpson. 2: lyev. A. Marsh. f 10;
J. O. Ums. tl: F. G. Griffln. tl:
John A. Loup, tl; J. D. Helms, $5;
1 E. Howell. t2; J. N. 1. Price. SI;
J. B. HWms. tl; Mrs. Hailey Trice.
tl; G. W. I'.aucom. t2; It. H. Helms,
'tl' B. V. Antlersci, t2: T. A. Helms,
IH; Frank E. Elll.'e. tl: J. C. I'rioe.
ill; J. Stejtall. $1; J.T. Poplin, tl;
W. . Trice, tl: Iteecj Helms, tl; I.
C. Helm?. t3; H. W. Hasty, tl! G. C.
VI
We make the grade of our Banking; Service our
pride.
In fact, our Service is subordinate to only one
thin? your Safety in dealing with us.
By Service, we mean the correct, willing, oblig
ing handling of your every banking transaction.
By Safety, we mean that degree of care which
absolutely safeguards rot only your funds but your
every deal at this Bank.
SafHy and Service may be yours here.
1
J Hast-, tl: E. J. Pric. t2; BA Price.
25c; Mr. D. A. Furr. I'; E.DPrlce.
.11:. V.". J. Rowell. tl; Mr. M T.Hay
wfHid. tl; J. W. Haywood, tl; J- A.
'Clenu, tl: F. A. Clontx. tl; M.N"a?h.
tl; J. A. sSaudets. tl; J. D. Crowell.
th: W. it. Helium. 11: S. II. Kiker. tl:
VY. W. Crais. 5oc; It. G. Bikers. c;
W. A. Bitpers. 5uc; iSoyee Kizer, 5tc;
YVi'.ey Pitiaon. tl: Karl Cook, 50e;
G. 8. Ph:fer. 5'ic; Guthrie Baker. ac;
Baiter MoGuirt. tl: J. A. Prwsley.
'1; J. C. Haucom. tl; T. L. Boyj,
tl: D. V. Ttley, t2.3: J. L. t'on
r.rl!. :: C.H. Maston, .3; C.A.Hfh-.is.
! M It Vrn.!er!.i re. i2: U. U.
tSiikeloather. 3: J. M. lWse. t2; J.
E. Maston, t2; S. J. Fr.nii. tl; A.R.
Ffulk. tl: E. H. Mullis. tl; V. C.
Mullis, tl: O. W. Stlnson. tl; J. S.
Braswe'.l, $3; W. M. Si.irns. f 0: S. E.
Brcwut. tl.a'i; Frank Grifttn. J2; It.
II. McColliim. tl.3': G. K. Montpom
erv, t2; W. M. IMms. tl; II. W.
Deese. fl; E. E. Ftindorburk. II: C.
V. BiJiers. t2; M. B. Yandle. tl;
W. G. Thompson, tl; L. Fit-htr. t2;
J. T. Trice, t2:.D. Y. Williams. 13;
V. E. Fitwderbnrk. tl: J. E. Armond,
tl; Xoali Williams, 2"e. . V'.B. Trice,
tl; D. G. Ruslina. tl: C. A. Rush
ins, tl: W. J. Mullis. tl; C. A. Mi:l-
is. tl: W. F. Mull's, tl: It T. Allep.
tl; A. J. Hollies, tl; Mi'inio Ciala,
23c; S. A. Crook. ": G. W. Medlin.
n V V.V.dkins. tl: J. It. Eason.
tl; P. G. M !:ri". 3: T. B. Trice,
tl; V.". Croo;.. tZ: P. t Crouk. $1; V.
ii. Heimn. tl . B. Ctumii. $1; W.W.
S'nn.oii. tl: L. II. W. Easo:. tl; G.
C. Il.lms. tl: A. M. Price. $3: T. G.
T;i:-r, SI; J. W. Crook, f 1; Thomas
Griin;i. Sue; II. A. Sell. ?3: F. A.
Brook. ": W. M. Xowsomo. till;
Tnr.i Cuth''itson,'30c: Sarah Cuth-
bertson. 5c; Client Hammond, 5ftc;
J. a: Medlin. tl; J. M. Newborns. t2;
H. E. Heli.ic. ?3; I.iz.ie Helms, tl;
liiv!l Helms, tl; Mrs. S. I. T.aucom,
$3: S. B. Braswell, J2; J. E.Williams.
tl; It. C. IMhk. tl: Mr?. J. E. Wil-
llnnis, 5'c: C. II. Brrtswvll. tl: Jep-
th;i Nash. ?1: Harvev Bancom. 15 H.
M Jiime-i. $1; Bovd MnllN. tl; C. C.
Mullin. tl; L. W. Mi Pi-. t2..rn; Mrs.
L. W. Mn'lis. r,tlc; Mr,. C. C. Mullis.
l.-.Oc; II. L. Ai'.stlr.. t.: Ctrl Sell, tl;
ij. V. Nash, tl: Marsliill H:ri;ett. f 1:
G. W. MeCorkle. tl.r.n; J. y. Given,
jtl: Flovd Simpson. 1: 1. W. Hnr
'pett, tZ: V. W. Havpett. tl; Llndsy
lllarcett. tl: Janls Mullis. tl: C. W.
'Braswell. t2; B. L. Harpelt. tl.
! J. E. Tresson. $2; Clarence Trice,
50c; G. W. Deese. t2; J. C. Roberson,
tl; W. II. Rohemm. 2: A. T. Hor
iton. ?1; A. V. Horton, tl; It. E. Con
I noil. II: G. C. IHi.is. tl: I. K. B"'
ers. tl: J- H. H!n!;le. tl: T. I.. I!la-';-i.
c o iv.i.-m 1- V.Clark.
ill; W. C. linnev. (: W. S. Cralp.
'; I!. B. McEnchern. o; H.M.BlacK,
i; E. C. Ingram, tl: B. E. Simpson.
30c: M. A. Stuitfl, I?: G. L. Williams.
.! S. 15. Broom, 5r; G. P. Broom.
.o: C. H. Strown, $1.30; C. W. Av
coili. tl: M. C. Si.ilih. tl: W. T.
;; i'f "h-. ti: . K. Beaver, tl: E. V.
nr:n, r.-'r; W. II. !!.iwl:ns. $: W.
! Mwl -10, L. 1'.. Suslii'-. 1; T. B.
On!!. l."icv lli-ltns. tl: Fred Ma-
n'. t3: Cash. 23c; !!. E. Ilapier. ft:
M. D. Hauler. 11: W. T. I.otha'i. S;
.1. C. McKnilieril. tl: B. G. Ilinsoti.
tl; A. It. Treslev. tl; H. N. Austin,
$10; T. 11 Stepall. $1: B. II. Griffin
1; G. R. Gray. 50c; D. Smith. 35c;
O. N Lee, tl: W. G. Lomax. t3: G,
100,000
to I
- Five months ago we first called your attention
to the opportunity of obtaining a great weekly
farm service for less than 2 cents a week. Mean
while, through 1600 different newspapers, 1600 other
progressive banks all over the country have likewise
been telling their friend's and patrons about this great
opportunity. During these five months MORE
THAN A HUNDRED THOUSAND "new" farmer
readers have accepted the opportunity have sent in
their dollar subscriptions have assured themselves
for a whole vear ahead of getting all the helpful, en
tertaining things that will reach them through
7fie CO
GENT
LEMAN
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the copy
every where
Are you one of the 100.000? - If.
not, the edds p.re 100.C00 to 1
that you ought to subscribe
NOW.
We'll tell you about modern
banking. The Country Gen
tleman will tell you about
everything that vit?.!!y affecta
your farming busincrs. We
might keep cn forever printing
"make-it-easy-to-buy" cou
ponsbut we won't. For why
should ycu delay longer? Sooner
or l&ter you'll subrcribe and
then, like the 00,000 other
fam-.c-'reaicrr. you, too, will
s-.v, "I .A'.ulc'.r.'t tc without
?h: Ccv.v r kv G e xtlsj." I f
yr-u r.ar;: .-su account here, in
stn:r: vx :.C'V ta charge it
Sl.Cv fc r ycr-.r'c U""cript!ort.
If not. te: .c'. i:: tedby ycur dol
i lar, v.-:th tht covpon be'ew. Or,
ccrriC in and let acquainted.
Farmers and Merchants Bank
C. D. ADAMS
W. ?nitX tl; -HatrorJ Broohs. tl;
W. L. Ki-U:i(l. f 1; L. A. Wibon. $1;
T. C. Hhm. tl: V. ii. Sture. tl; H-1
11. Miltoi;. tl; W. E. Stuart. $1; Lv
ult if. tl; CiJe Pisee, tl; Hua.u J
Cox, i:; A. S. ilehns. ti; J- F.Pru-e, I i
$5; iiis. Hank 1 nee. tl; B.L.Gooa-'j
iu. Ji; Haney Baueoui. fl; C. H. J
Batituii'.. lw H. X. Deese. t-I C. L.
Keiiah, 1; Lanuie Baueom, 5; Mrs.
l.L'iiu l; annul, $t; T. Ii. Keiiah. tl;
D. V. K.ii; h. itc; H. H. Keiiaii. tl;
Mr. A. I;. iL-Sius, tl; I'. Koell.
$2; G. K. Taiior. tl; J. E. Hailey. $2.
Ii. X. Hart cue. 12: J. H. WUmiu.
tl; J- T. H.'i tretie, tl; Bu' Keiiah. J
tl; G. t:. Umti. $1; C. C. Meaehaiti.
25r; S. I", Uuers. 23c; J. A. Draltr.l
$1; T. A. Kiehardsstn. tl; a lrieiid. .
'5e; II. X. UolliiiK. tl; Carl Trice.
$5; 15. O. KerRUMii, $5; B.C.Horton.
t2; W. O. Benton. t3; Lester Helms, j
$1; G. V. Newnom. $1; J. H. Carte,
fl; K. C. Simeon, fl; li. L. Mom
Eomery. tl; II. XI. Hall, tl; U. "
Simi'Mni. 5tte;, Hoyle TresIey. Oee.
The follow inn contributions '. j
secured in Sandy Kide to:i.-hi;i t i
Mr. B. it. Clark: U. It. Clark. t2; li. J
I.. Clark. 5c; W. T. .-hannun, 41;
Kobert Kedwlne, fl; ii. ii. Cuthwr-'
lion, ft; Frank Leuiuieittt. 50c; ylmii i
Clark. 5Uc; J. M. Ca:k, t2; Alien j
liedwiue. fl: Mrs. J. L. l)ai. f I: ;
Fannie E. Cl.im, 50i ; I.eie Cli.'K,
5"c; i nihia C ark. 5'-; Joe K-Hiwine.
fl; Mary INd-iiie. fl; Virginia Ked-;
iu. fl; W. C. l'vl. 1; J. T. Par
ker, fl; A. W. I'ttvis. 2; Cline Keid. :
tl: Wi.liam KovW.r, f2.5n; F. W. Ea
son. f I; K. H. Morris, tl; J. I. Clark. ;
50e; W. K. Helms. Le; W. K. f jw-'
ler, 5ic; 11. C. Boyce, $2.u; CkU. 1
50c; C. 1!. iNtrdon, fl; Sam liedw nt.i
f2.5; V. I). Hawiield. f2; . 0
Mi:ie, 1; Sidney Snumion, 1; IM.i
Helms, fl; . D. Go.don. 50e; V. C.
Kape. $1; lilt nn Hawiield, 50c; Ai.i
ie Davis, 5ttc; J. II. Wiles, fl; W.
1 1). Clark. 3'tc; S. Ii. UoatriKht, tl;,
III. W. KeC-Aine. fl; J. C. llunnev".
cult. t2.3u: H. L. Pr.iv. $2; toiuK-31
Vev!ey Cli:il H) lit 1H-Ii..le in
! CIlll'H l Hill.
( Monro'. Ii.F.lJ. No.5, Al'Hl 21,
,Thu Wesley CU"il HiKh School, ui
i ihoiii intem-i" vd for rive weeks on
account of Hit, hud a most successful
cIosIuk la-l Saturday. Kery part of
the program showed careful tiainlnc
and voik on the part of both teach-
i.d Ktmleiil!). and the lurv
crowds that attended every day and
night of the commencement showed
the lino spirit of the peoples" interest
in the school.
Hon. J. C. M. Vann of Monroe, de
livered nn interesting and helpful ad
dress, itev. John W. Moore of Mon-
1 roe preached a most lnpit'lnn sermon
to a large imdlence on Sunday.
j Misses Ethel Davis, Wiunifred Da
vis, Alma Eason. and Floda Kezinh
received prizes for perfect conduct.
Lucile I'rioe. Pauline Moore, Mary
'Francis Kedwine and I!e;inian Moore
recthul "li.'.os for perfect lessons.
Pate liavis received t prize for nii.k-
, inn ill,, most iiiiiroveini"iit in min-ie.
i The rocllei's m.'iial was awarded to
'Miss Winuil'iid Davis. The deolalm
ei's modal was awarded to Curtis
Price. The debater' modal was
nwanli'il to CiK'ii:. (Mails, iiuby Run
lis and Sarah I'rioe .oooived ceriill
cates fi im the cli'inoniary grades.
jMis-s Elhel Davis and Hubert Clark
i received diplomas from the hi:;lt
ti,.,i
This Is the third time that Hie
Woslev Chapel high school has won
out ItMhe first preliminary contests
in the State wide triangular debates.
In 1918.' I'nionville, Mr.ishville, and
Woslev Chapel formed the triangle,
but L'nionville withdrew leavinc
Matshville and Wesley Chapel to flcht
it out. Weslev Chapel won. In 191!,
rnii-nvllle, Winiiate and Wefley
Chapel Mornied the ylrianple, ncain
i'i iii,i lilts v.llhdrev leaving It to
Wi'ncate and Wesley Chapel. Wesley
Chapel won. In l'JS'i. i nionviue,
hi,hvlllo nn,l W'eslev Chapel form-
Ll 1 1,., irhinirle. this lime I'nionviile
and Marshville both withdrew leav-
Iiik Wwley Chapel the winner mm
out llchtinp. Our boys did not go
to Chapel Hill the first two time
n.,v n-nii hut thev nre Koine this
time as they nre eager for a fight.
"HUMAN EFFICIENCY"
IS LECTURE TOPIC
Ralph Parlette in Practical Ad
dress on Success.
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WE OFFER YOU
QUALITY GROCERIES
ALL THE TIME
It means economy, atihr:irtini, kihmI living for you to buy fuci
goods.
In making our purchases our immfdiaJe pnfit is not considered
It Is your welfare and, as a result, your emianent tnule.
We are consistent, therefore. In requesting your biisines.
QUALITY ECONOMY SE,7VC 1
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A Business Man can hardly make a move with-
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J Therefore, our advice to Young Men just start-
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Open a Checking Account HERE soonnot $
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I with the Service we render and to establish a Credit &
that will be useful when you need it.
We invite you to open an account with us today.
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Rnlph Parlette Is the author of the
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Over one thousand of the greatest
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Ralph Tarlette tns lectured In five
thousand cities uml towns In the past
25 years. He Is known wherever the
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