The uplift [serial] . thonor upon Franklin county. Yeta young man, having been bornFebruary 28th. 1869, he seems justin his prime with no ordinary pro-mise of a long and brilliant serviceof usefulness to the state. Thomas Walter Bickett is understood throughout North Carolina asa receptive candidate for the guber-natorial nomination, at the handsof the Democratic people in 1916. Lost. What? Lost your temper, did yousay? Well, dear, 1 wouldnt mind isnt such a dreadful loss—Pray do not try to find it. Twas not the gentlest, sweet one,As all can well remember Who have endured its every whim
The uplift [serial] . thonor upon Franklin county. Yeta young man, having been bornFebruary 28th. 1869, he seems justin his prime with no ordinary pro-mise of a long and brilliant serviceof usefulness to the state. Thomas Walter Bickett is understood throughout North Carolina asa receptive candidate for the guber-natorial nomination, at the handsof the Democratic people in 1916. Lost. What? Lost your temper, did yousay? Well, dear, 1 wouldnt mind isnt such a dreadful loss—Pray do not try to find it. Twas not the gentlest, sweet one,As all can well remember Who have endured its every whimFrom New Years till December. It drove the dimples all away. And wrinkles up your forehead,And changed a pretty smiling face To one—well, simply horrid. It put to flight the cheery words,The laughter, and the singing; And clouds upon a shining skyIt would persist in bringing. And it is gone! Then do, my dear,Make it your best endeavor To quickly find a better one,And loose it never, never! —Harpers Young REPRESENTATIVES OF JUNIOR CIRCLE AND THE BOYS AFTER AN ICE-CREAM AND CAKE FEAST. The Junior Circle of The Kings Daughters, of Concord, under the direction of the Stonewall Jackson Circle of The KingsDaughters, was organized December 8th, 1914, with eight members. The purpose of this junior organization was to give aidto the Stonewall Circle in supplying clothes to the destitute and books to school children, whose parents were unable to pur-chase same. This circle of fine young girls of Concord has done conscientiously and enthusiastically the work mapped out tobe done—in addition to this, in several instances, money has been given to relieve suffering and to make life easier for theburdened and unfortunate. The charter members were: Misses Margaret Bell, president, Jessie Willeford, vice-president, Catherine Means, Sec-retary, Helen Marsh, Corresponding Secretary, Francis Ridenhour, Treasurer, Nancy Patterson, Bertie Louise Willefordand Ruby Cline. But the rank
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