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THE PAVING
It b gratifying to sec the ptr
ing of the streets of Edcatoa pro
gresafag so w«U, despite the very
on favorable weather. For about
a rqooth we had heavy miafal)
"aad since the rains, Edentoa has
almost been prostrated with heat.
. Vet a great part of the irat pav
ing district has beca graded and
the carbiag put te. Paving bricks
arc plated ah along Water street
• aad work is now being poshed on
Mala atrnst. We understand the
Town Oouncilmea are consider
Ing favorably the paving of Mag
, - aolia street and we hope the peo
ple on this street will ask for that
consideration. The oast of paving
‘ Magnolia street will be compara
tively low as the street is narrow
aad yet this will be one of the
greatest additions to the town, as
it is n much need struct aad its
narrow width now makes it dan
gerous aad iocoavcaieot We
wdhid certainly be glad to sec
Mala street paved ail the way
out to the north side of the Fair
Grounds. Quten street should
' also be paved. Mow that the
work is begun let it go forward.
The fifteenth annuel Fanners'
and Parra Women’s Stale Con
vention will be held at the A. A
College, West Raleigh, August
28-30.
The Norfolk-Southern has cut
down expenses by catting out
the Passenger Department and
throwing the work of rtil< jt| ff
meat into the freight department
We regret that in ao doing the
services of Air. BL S Lcard, the
genial general passenger agent,
were eliminated.
According to Wednesday's pa
pers the Allies Tiave made great
gains in Belgium this week Such
near* h good news. May we have
more of it.
We have been to considerable
expense and have bees as careful
as possible to give our readers a
correct list of regiatraata in Cho
wan according to liability to ser
vice. We also give Perquimans
county’s first call. Extra copies
of this paper can be had at the
Albemarle Observer ofict at fica
copy- . _
Carter Mow*.
lev. G. W. Fisher filled his
regular appointment at Fletcher's
. M X- church Sunday and dined
at the house of Mr. T. J. Carter.
Mm L. a Powell and children
of Boduco spent the last wcek
. end with her parents. Mr. and
Mm T. J Carter. h
Me. sad Mrs. W. L. Rountree.
Mr. and Mrs R. L. Winslow
want to Suffolk Satardsy.
Mr sad Mrs. W. G. louatree
and children of Rare, Mr. and
Mm Willis Riddick. Miss Florins
Riddick and Mr. Mills Riddick of
Ostasville. Mm J. N. Carter and
children. Mr. .and Mm M/ A.
Ward aad children were quests
at the home of Mr. W. A. Ellis
Mias Elisabeth Deane of Cho
wan spent Sunday aad Sunday
night with Mias Daphne Ward
Mr. Jins oils Harrell aad Mbs
Bthnl Carter were out riding Sue
day.
MbsQuecme Hayes entertain
ad oaospnny Sunday night Fran- i
ant were Misnes Pauline Buffer,
Psaline Deans. Halite Prudsa. I
and Mary Ward, Messrs. Leroy
0
Hoflcr, Edd Carter and Thomas
Deans.
Mr. Henry Hayes continues ill
Mr Thomas Deans and slater,
Mi>s Pauline, o! Chowan were
guests of Miss Pauline Hoflcr
Sunday.
Misses Nellie Piuden and Mary
Waid visited Mrs. C. B. Ward of
Hobb.-viile Friday afternoon.
Selwla flews.
Mr. Walter Hollowell attended
tbe Union Meeting at Cool Spring
last week. N
Mr. Paal Hollowed is improv
ing after a few days’ ill owes.
Mrs. Mary J. Jones of Eden
ton is here the geest of her uncle,
Mr. J. C. Hobba.
Mr. and Mrs. A>P. Sailings
and children, Mjrtle, Ellis. Hel
ot. and Roy of Bandy Cross.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. H. Boy or,
Mia. Siama firddiek, Mieeee
Mamie Wkile, Lisaie and Minnie
Hobba, Messrs. Warner Hunch,
Pnrey and Gurney Hobba oalked
at the home «f Mrs J. C. Bnuob
Sunday.
Mr. Lloyd Hathaway aeeom
puttied Miss Its Hollowed to
Sanday School Hnoday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs W. D. Hollowed
salted at the Jiome of Mr. D. L.
Hobba of Tiotvilte Sanday after
noon.
■ aaar*. K. buoch tud D lid
low oil are attending court at
Gatesville this weak.
Mead.mes T. D. Hoiloweli
and ohildreo, W. H. Biddiek aod
ton were the guests ot Mn. Amoe
Hobbs Monday efUtooou.
Mrs Q T. Baoeb is improv
ing alter so attack of ty^oid
fever.
Mrs. N. L Buoch sod daugh
ter, Rosa Mail, spent Tuesday
with bar mother of Trotvilln
Mrs. J. 0 Bing of Joppa apeat
one day last week at the home ol
bar parents.
c Mr. I. B. Blas'kaH accompan
ied Mias Btaaio Hoiloweli to Son
day Sehool Boadsy'.
Mrs. Rickard Hurdle and
daughter. Mias Btta. of Hickory
Cross celled to see Mies Bettia
Hobbs end sister. Friday after
noon.
Mr. Jordan Hollowed of Hedge
•peat Friday hers with his broth
er, Mr. 01 B Hoiloweli.
Misses Oorrie Bo nob sad Don
at* MoCotter spent Friday with
Mrs A. F. Bulling* of Sandy
Cross. >
Mr. Q T. Baoeb spent Wed
nesday is Suffolk.
TrotvOle News.
Mrs. Loaiee Briggs of Aeorn
spent s pert of last week here the
gaeet of Mrs. C A. Mitchell and
Mis. Rebsces Spivey.
Mias Marie Riddick left lest
Week to visit friends in Hertford,
Center Hill sad Rdenton. She
was srnasipsaied by her aoosis.
Miss Antes Hops Ward of Bosley.
Mr. sad Mrs. Alfred Trotnssn
of Portemoatb sad Mr. Lea Trot
smb of Wilmington, Del., who
have baas risking at Mr. Thomas
Trot aeaa's, have returned to their
Mr. J alias Hendrix was the
geeat of Meads seer Rylsnd Set
■rdey night and Saaday. *
Mines# Blais Bimpeoe aed La
te Tiot man. Messrs. Tent Trot
men. Marshall Hobbs and Ernest
Spivey attended the Union Meet
ing at Cool Spring eharck Stear
dey.
Mr. sad Mrs. W. A,. Spiray
■put Sasdsy il Ws koat of Mr.
faaMO Brings nf Aon* a. • /
Mr. KnUs HnMa of SaOsik,
i asaba oi 0. S>Aray, so
bars Maoris?.
Mrs Ward nf WiafsM add
iaagktar. Mrs (Mayor of B City 1
asra suitors si Mr. J C Otar 1
osa’s last soak.
Mr W. r. MliakaM araoapao- 1
ad ky fnoada stisodrri Iks Tact .
Haatiag A Csatar HIM Monday,
r
Misses Lucy, Ols sod Myrtle
Blddick sad brothers, Messrs
TresTsI) sad George spent Snn
dsy with relatives near Sandy
Croat.
Mrs. W. A. Spivey spent
Monday with her sister, Mias
Eva Trotman.
Mrs. It W Simp«oo and
daughters spout* Monday with
Mrs. J A. Riddick of Muddy
Cross.
Messrs. R. W. Simpson and T.
E. Trotman atteuded conit in
Gatesvilla Monday
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Riddick
spent Monday in Gatesvilla.
Mr C. E Kma continues ill.
Mrs. Mary Staulo i and rtsogh
ter, Mias Margaret, were visitors
at Muddy Cross Monday aifer
DOOQ.
Mr Carol! Hobbi lef^ Monday
moruiuK for Huffvdlc.
GaUbury X Roads
* Mr Clcve Hollowed and child
ren called on Mr. and Mm Jo*
C. Eason Honday
Mr. and Hn Olivet Jordan en
tcrtained a number of friends Sun
day.
Mr. It. B. Hollowed sod fam
ily of Rocky Hock visitrd Mrs.
Dorsey B Evans, who continue*
ill, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Agatha Forehand visited
friend* in Kyland Sunday after
noon.
Miss Annie Bason called to see
Mrs. George Hollowed Sunday
evening.
Messrs. Joseph C. Kason, Geo
Baker, Arthur Hollowed, James
Twine, Everett Kason and Jos ■
0. Nowell attended services at
Ballard's Bridge church Sunday
evening.
Ewe Hotel.
Mrs. K. B Carter and daugh
ter of Norfolk are spending this
week with her son, Mr. .T. A.
©-.<er. * • •
Miss Cora Spivey is visiting
her brother, Mr. O. R. Spivey.
Misses Carrie and Lurlene Fo
rfeit entertained company Friday
evening.
Miss Margsrette Williams is
spending sometime with the Miss
es Powell.
Mrs. J. T. B^nks called to ace
Mrs. A- M. Johnson Moaday af
ternoon.
Mr. O. R. Spivey will conduct
prayer services at the Baptist
church Sunday night.
Misses Minnie and Norene
Johnson entertained company
Monday evening. *
Mrs. T. A. Carter entertained
company Tuesday night in honor
of her guest Miss Beulah Carter.
Miss Arviila Lang entertained
a number of friends Saturday
evening.
Wool Balrldara.
Mr and Mrs. Matthew Wright
sic guests of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Wright.
Mis# Erma Roger son visited
Mr aunt, Mrs. Fred Smith Tues
day morning.
Mr. Freeland Copeland has
purchased a Ford.
Mo. rs. Robert Hoiei and Her
man Boyce of HobbaviJle were
in our midst Friday evening.
Mr. K. ML Copeland called on
Miss Lewie Ward Sunday after
noon.
Mr. J. d. Copeland and aon.
Basil, made a business trip to
buffoll one day this week
Mr Casper L*oob calUd to see
Miss Mary Smith Tu<sJay, evm*
ng.
The Misses O'neil are guests
>f tnerr aunt. Mm. T. £ Peiry
Messrs. FreeUnd Copeland and
losiab Chappell, Mesdamet J U
-opt t.v d sad A. £ Layden and
iiss Vs*ei Copeland nmtoted to
L City Tuesday afternoon.
l«CMs'jy»Araka My#
** «Mf ftstv* to Tha tar*
r
Belfiiere Itim.
Mrs Inna Rawls of Suffolk,
and Miss Ethel LiUie of Fort
Pierce, Fla., are guests at the
home of Mrs. Mattie White this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan
and Mrs. Shirley Kittreil of Sun
bury motored here and spent
Sunday afternoon at Mr. W. H.
Lamb's.
A Christian Education and Pa
triotism Program was rendered
at Whiteville Grove church Iasi
Sunday afternoon. The exercises
were very interesting and helpful.
Mr. T. 0. Perry motored to
Oorapeake Sunday afternoon and
brought back Miss Bessie Lassi
ter who visited her sister. Mrs I.
A. Ward (or a few days.
Protracted services will begin
at WbltevlUe Grove ^church next
Sunday morning.
After several weeks visit with
fiiends and relatives in Florida
and Virginia, Miss Lillie Maie
Raiford returned to her home
last Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Ward who has been
sick with malarial fever (or sev
< ral days is improving.
Mr. L. J Winslow made a buxi
»«*>» trip to E City Wednesday
Miss Willictta Coffieid of Eden
ton is visiting the Misses Lamb
here.
Miis Emma L. White U visit
ing Mrs J. H Flora in &. City.
••We went to the river and
couldn't get across'' was actually
cairicd out Sunday morning when
several o( us started to Piney
Woods church and couldn't cross
over the causeway on account of
the big washouts from the recent
raips. The road workers are do
ing work there this week.
HicKorr Cross Itmms
Messrs Elmer and Bugenc
Twine and John Riddick called
on MiM~o Anal* and Savannah
Rountree Thursday evening.
Mrs Lethia {Railingsand child
ren were guests of Mrs. W. Q.
Bunch Priday afternoon.
Mr B N. Tw ine and daughter,
Miss Settle, called at the home
of Mr. W. F. Bag ley one day last
week.
Mesdames Minnie Rountree
and Aletbia Stallings visited Mrs
Charley Stallings Wednesday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Bunch vis
ited his parents Thursday after
noon.
Mr. Cecil Bunch called at the
home of Mr. Nathan Nixon last
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. K. L Hurdle called to see
the Misses Bunch Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Lothia Stallings and two
children were gursis of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs J S. Roun
tree, Thursday afternoon.
Messrs. J. K. Twine, E. L.
Hurdle, Johnnie Turner, Lycur
gits Overman called at the home
of Mr. W Q Bunch Saturday
evening.
Mr and Mrs. J. S Rountree I
spent Satu day night and Sun*
day at the home of Mr W. 0.
Bunch near Sav/igt.
Mr. and Mri J. U. Jones and
children spent Saturday night
anti Sunday with her parents, Mr
and Mrs W. 0. Bunch.
Mr. Jesse Rountree called to
see bis uncle, Mr. John Twine,
near lcaria Sunday afternoon.
Measrs E. L. Hurdle and J.T.
Winslow called at tbe home of
Mr. W. O. Bunch Snnday morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Octavius Bunch
called to aee his parents Sunday
alt- moon.
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Wiggins Hill News
Mr, Joel Peiry spent the week
end with hi* parents, Mr. and Mis
J. M Perry.
Mrs- R. J. Lillcy and Mr*. Gyp
sy Turi^r visited Mrs. Mills Pure
of Itoduco Sunday.
Mrs. R. J Piland went to Suf
folk Saturday to have her eyes
treated
Mr. Roy Lawrence, Mi>ses Rl
sic and Bertha attended the
Uftion Meeting at Cool Spring'
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B Williams
entertained company Sunday af
*
ternoon.
Mrs Martha Pure-and little
granddaughter, Mabel, of Ear
rellsville are vi.dting relatives
here. »
Mrs. M M. Q.imcs of Wallace
ton is visitiug her daughter, Mrs.
W. L. Eure
Mr. and Mr*. Lewis Hotter, Mr
and Mrs John bsincs visited Mr.
and Mr* C. M. Lawrence Sunday
afternoon
Mr. L. T. Piland and little son
Henry vi-ited Mr. W. S. Wilkins
Sunday morning
Rocky Hock Items.
(Special)
The orphanage class of Golds
boro will give a concert at Elm
Grove Lodge Tuesday night un
der the auspices of the I.O.O.F.,
-Lodge No. 361. The program
will begin promptly at 8 o'clock .
Admission: 16 and 26 cents.
A Lawn Party will Ue given
at Elm Grove hall Saturday af
Jcruoon, Aug 4, beginning at
4 o'clock, ui.der the auspices of
Elm Grove lodge for Die benefit
of the o phinag.- snigTKg'cM**. "
Air. and Mrs R B. Hollowed
and son. Itakclgh. and Mis. O.ara
Ashley motored to Gallbury X
Roads Sunday afternoon.
Mr. George Humh and fahiily
spent Sunday at the home of his
brotln r. Hr. J. L. Bunch.
Mr J. W. White is very ill at
tbit w Iting.
Mia-. Ira Byrum diurd with
Miss Lillie Uollowell Sunday.
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