FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1935
OF INTEREST
WOMEN
CLUB NEWS PERSONALS
Miss Dorothy Burroughs laßt
Sunday in Quantieo, Va. »
Mrs. L. D. Bulluck is spending
the week at Virginia Beach.
Mr. and Mra. G. W. Wilkinson
spent last week-end at Nags Head.
Miss Susie Rf-nkin Fountain is vis
aing Miss Alierf, Broughton in Bar
leigh.
Miss Dorothy Winstead of Wash
ington, D. C., is the guest of Miss
Katberine Jonea.
Misses Mary Scott and Virginia
Tyree are visitrng their grand moth
er Mrs. Owen in Weldon.
Miss Lizzie Winstead is spending
gome time in New Bern as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Moore.
I>Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Dozier and
Nancy and Kemp, are
spending the week at Bay View.
Mrs. J. H. Daniels and children,
Ruth, John, and William, spent last
week -end in Nags Head.
Miss Mary Renneker is visiting
her sister Mrs. Perdew in Wilming-
An.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Longest have
as their guest at their home on
Tarboro Street, Mrs. Ball and Will
Ball of Richmond, Va.
The many friends of Miss Mar
garet Wooten will be glad to learn
that she is getting along nicely fol
lowing an appendix operation per
formed at the Sanitarium on Sat
urday.
f RED OAK NEWS °l
By Helen Beat
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t' Mrs. Lnla Clapp of Greensboro is
visiting her daughter Mrs. HenTy
Jones for several weeks.
Mrs. Bernard Faulkner had as her
guest for the week. Miss Esther
Pridgen of Elm City.
Mrs. Fannie Hedgepeth and Miss
J'Torence Hedgepeth visited Mr. and
L Mrs. Grover Hedgepeth in More
head City Sunday.
.. Mr. and Mrs. Dock May have re
turned from their wedding trip and
Sincerity
. . . mast be reflected
in the sympathetic un
derstanding of modern
funeral directors. Our
complete equipment and
expert staff would not be
enough without this ad
ditional quality of honest
sincerity
This is the home of-thc
TWIN COUNTY MUTUAL BURIAL
ASSOCIATION
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Th« Oldest Association in Eastern
North Carolina
SUMMERLIN Funeral Home
S2B S. Church Street
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
PHONE 118
l&R. B. F. WINSTEAD, Mortician
TO MAKE A LONG
TAIL SHORT— ,
A certain newly wed told her
husband that everything she
told him went in one ear and
oat the other, and he told her
I that everything he told her
went In both ears and ont her
mouth. Now don't let this go
in one ear and oat the other.
. Onr used car customers are our
best boosters, and recommend
ns to their friends. These cars
will alrto make m*re boosters
for ns.
1934 Plymouth Sedan
1932 Chrysler Sedan
1931 Ford Sedan
1933 Chevrolet Sedan
1933 Plymouth Coupe
1931 Chevrolet Coupe
EDWARDS - CUTCHIN
MOTOR CO.
will make their home near Bed
Oak.
A hearty response was given the
Flower Show which was held in the
Red Oak Club House by the Home
Demonstration Club, and sevcrall
prizes were awarded.
We are -glad to report that Dr.
J. H. Martin is able to be out again
after being confined to his home on
account of illness.
On June 29th Rev. E. J. Harrell
united in marriage Miss Mamie
Griflin and Lowell Reid at the brides
home in Red Oak.
Mrs. Joe Arnold spent sever il
days in Hniderson, visiting relatives
I and friends.
Miss Marie Walker of Battleboro
and Miss Margaret Taylor of Grif
fin are guests for the week of Miss
Olivia Jones.
Mr. and Mrß. Owen Solmon of
Rocky Mftnnt visited Mrs. Salmon's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mann Jones
on Sunday.
The Young Ladies and Mens Sun
day School Class of the Baptist
church enjoyed a picnic at Silver
Lake on Friday night.
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1 WHITAKERS NEWS |
I By Mr* Cicero Denton |
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The revival-services of the Baptist
church closed Sunday night with
several additions to the church. Rev.
J. E. Hoyle local pastor did the
preaching with Rev. L. B. Reaves of
Louisburg directing the singing.
Miss Elaine Dickens of Wilson
is the guest of Miss Daisy G. Dick
ens.
Miss Mary Bryan Wells of Bat
tleboro visited Miss Nelle Tucker
in Louisburg.
Miss Maxine Weiner lias as
house guests Miss Esther Mae
Brown of Gatesville and Miss Car
olyn Whitley of Stantonsburg for
the week-end.
Miss Laura Moore returned from
a pleasant visit to her cousin Mrß.
Laurence Pittman.
Cliff Weeks motored to Faison
yesterday to see friejida.
The friends of Maurice Pittman
regret to learn of his serious ill
ness. Mr. Pittman is in the Coun
ty Home.
Robert Weaver returned from
Winston Salem yesterday after a
weeks stay with friends in that
eity.
Miss Carolyn Short of Spring Hope
visited her sister Mrs. William
Weaver last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Brisco left
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF ||
The Planters National Bank I
And Trust Company I
ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA
Comptroller's Call of June 29, 1935
RESOURCES
Cash and Due from Banks $1,110,949.09
United States Bonds 1,073,500.00
North Carolina Bonds 185,840.70
Other Stocks and Bonds 154,742.50
52,525,032.29
Loans and Discounts 1,108,831.39
Banking House and Fixtures r 116,000.00
Other Real Estate Owned 18,000.00
Overdrafts 3,063.43
Prepaid Insurance Federal Insurance Corp 5,000.00
Total .1 $3,775,927.11
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 200,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 197,379.12
Reserved for Interest and Depreciation 55,000.00
Circulation 25,000.00
Dividends Unpaid (4 per cent Semi-annually) 8,314.00
DEPOSITS 3,290,233.99
Total $3,775,927.11
COMPARISON OF DEPOSITS
June 29, 1933 $1,892,752.57
June 29, 1934 $2,784,612.32
June 29, 1935 $3,290,233.99
The Above Statement Docs Not Include $1,535,845.79 Assets of Our
Trust Department
OFFICERS
J. C. BRASWELL, President WILEY W. MEARES, Assistant Cashier and I
M. R. BRASWELL, Vice President Assistant Trust Officer
MILLARD F. JONES, Vice President, Cashier R. R. BRASWELL, Assistant Trust Officer
and Trust Officer C. W. PARKER, Auditor
ROBERT D. GORHAM, Vice President NORMAN Y.CHAMBLISS, Managing Publir I
A. H. WOODLIEF, Assistant Cashier Relations Department
DIRECTORS
GEORGE S. EDWARDS J. P. BUNN W. C. WOODARD \M
M. R. BRASWELL S. ROBBINS W B LEA
J. C. BRABWELL ROBERT D. GORHAM a WII
H. B. MARRIOTT MILLARD F. JONES W ' 8 ' wILRINSOW
M. D. MUNN JAMES W. HINES R. R. BRASWELL
Deposits made in our Savings Department up to and including July 6th,5
will draw interest from July Ist 1,1
Member Federal Reserve System I
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
THE ROCKY MOUNT ,HERALP, ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA
yesterday for Conway to be gone
two weeks to relieve the electrician
who will take hiß vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hamil was
in town Sunday to see Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Mays.
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LEGGETT NEWS ITEMS °|
By Margaret Lawrence j
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Mis Mary Louise Lawrence vifit
ej friends and relatives in Suf
folk, Va., Sunday.
Miss Ollie Stokes of Battleboro
spent the week with Mrs. T. B.
Winsted.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eagles and
family of near Pinetops were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Good- j
wyn Sundav afternoon.
Mis Mar.v King Fountain, of Foun
tain and Miss Barah Warner of Ruf
fin were guests of Miss Mary Lou
ise Lawrence recently.
Miss Elizabeth Fountain is spend
ing a few days in Suffolk as the
guest of Miss Sarah Crump.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Traylor of
Murfreesboro visited friends here
last week.
Mrs. Ethel Everettt and Miss Hat
tie Everett of Palmyra visited
friends here Sunday.
Rev. A. L. Harrison of Front
Royal, Va., visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Lawrence, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. R. Tolhert and
Bill Lovelace of Crisp visited rel
atives here Sunday.
Little Miss Lena Summons Stan
Thwel anywhere..any day 41m
™ the SOUTHERN^
AJarefyr every purse...! rmmu
ONE WAY and ROUND TRIP COACH TICKETS
far Each Mile Traveled
ROUND TRIP T* T. -Return limit IS Days
# for Eac. , Traveled
_ ROUND TRIP TICKETS—Return Li -t 6 Month*
for Each Mil. Traveled
» ONE WAY TICKETS
for Each Mile Traveled
•Good In Sleeping and Parlor Cars on payment of
proper charges for space occupied. No surcharge.
Economize by leaving your Automobile at home and
using tbe Southern . '
Excellent D? ung Car Service *
Be Comfortable in tie Safely of Train Travel
J. S. BLOODWORTH, D. P. A., Raleigh
Southern Railway System
cil of Louisburg is spending a few
days with her grand mother, Mrs.
T. F. Savage .
The many friends of Mrs. Mary
Anderson will be glad to hear that
she is rapidly improving after a
long illness.
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1 DORTCHES NEWS
j By Martha Bett Robinson i
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Mr. and Mrs. Charchester and chil
dren of Aurilian Springs visited
Mrs. Oharchester's sister, Mrs. W. T.
Robinson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Exum visit
ed their daughter Mrß. R. C. Jones
of Enfield, Sunday.
George Exum, Jr., is spending a
few weeks at Bay View witfc Mr.
Mayo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ellen are
spending a few weeks in the moun
tains of North Carolina and Vir
ginia.
Miss Mary Dalpha and Rebecca
Coley left Sunday for New Jersey
to continue their work.
Miss Kathlene Hester was a gueit
of Miss Margaret Hunter Sunday.
Miss Edna Louis Aycock is spend
ing a few days with her grand moth
er Mrs. D. C. Aycock of Aurilian
Springe.
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ROBBERS RETURN COINS
Waterloo, lowa.—Two robbers
held up August Bradley, but find
ing only a few cents in a pocket
handed him back the change, saying:
"We've got more than that."
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"RIVERSIDE STANDARDS"
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but for this introductory period we have _ . _- . _
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In allowance for your old tires 4.75-19 5.85 7.15
_ _ r . . 5.00-19 6.25 7.85
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140-142 Mf in Street Telephone 1941
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