As this material goes to press we are glad to say that Mr. Jim Bowers is on the mend. We hope he will soon be well again.
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Mr. G.M. Janirs of Swan Quarter, who has recently been to the hospital at Washington, has returned home and is much improved.
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Mrs. Bennett of Rose Bay has been sick recently, but last news was that she was convalescent we hope she will soon be up again.
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Mr. J.G. Neal has been sick for a month or more. The pastor was glad to find him better on calling at his home recently. We hope he can be out with us soon. Mr. Neal had grippe and pneumonia.
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Margaret Williams was seriously hurt recently when ran into by a colored boy, son of Rob Loyd. The boy was under 16 years of age. It is against the laws of the state of North Carolina for a child under 16 years to drive a car, regardless of color, yet parents permit their children to do so. Another thing, school children should no play on the highway. Teachers should restrict them to the school grounds. We are glad the little girl is able to be up again. Shall we not all drive more carefully?
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Mr. Frank Swindell has suffered with a cancer on the right side of his face, near his right ear. He took treatment at the Washington Hospital. We are glad he is improving.
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Mr. Dan Credle has been sick but is out again.
From page 7 of the Hyde County Messenger, Fairfield, N.C., March, 1926
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