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FOX WIERS BADWilson Men Were Among Those Who Attended Event Held at Seven Springs Last Week.Tho Fox Hunter* Association closed I heir annual moot inn at Seveif Springs yesterday*. Visitors came from all sections of the Smith. Both fox and hir dimming was enjovial hy the visitors. The boir;h show presented some of the tiuest and best trained d-ogs in the country pi ml the l{ si prize was won by a dog belonging to Luther Maddox, of Pine Tops.According to W. P. Anderson and R. K. Crawford. the hunt on Friday morning avas one or t}ie most exciting and thrilling ever experienced. There were otic hundred. lt;l«g?f in tin* .chaseand in ten minutes alter the. trailers\were turned loose a fox was scented and then the fun began—-horns blowing and owners yelling, it was some chase ami one that will be long remembered.About forty members of the association attended an oyster roast given in Kinston hy the Rotary and Ki-wanis clubs. T. \V. Mewborn was. toastmaster. After supper the hunters formed a procession {doing through the streets in automol|i1es and blowing horns of which many of the visitors were masters.Those going from here were dfohn Forbes, Leslie Matthews. Tom AVig-ius, Alec Watson, Tom Williams, It. E. Crawford. Tom Anderson, W. P. Anderson.-
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Wilson Mirror
Wilson, North Carolina, US
Sun, Dec 07, 1924
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