P^CH dollar that you save to-day will save you
from some financial embarrassment io the future
Your respect for yourself sod the respect of associates
will also be yours. The interest we pay on deposits
increases quite materially your principal if you add to
your balancs regularly. Establish business relations
with this bank at once. A savings account will help
you systematise the daily all sirs of your life.
-CITIZENS BANK
EDENTON, N. C.
Koduoo News.
Mesdames Raleigh Parker of
Norfolk, aud Buaaell Myers of
Suffolk and children are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Paul Parker.
Mr. L. S. Carter's laaaily mo
tored to UoUand and' spent the
day with relatives Sunday.
Mr. E. D. Eure went to Nor
folk Saturday. i
Mr. J. S. Felton's family and
Mr. J. B. Felton's family spent
Sunday with their sister, Mra J.
L. Williama
Mr. J. T. Carter's family visit
ed Mr*. T. M Howell at Drum
Hill bunday.
Several from around here wont
fishing in the mill puod Friday.
They caught right many fish.
Miss Ethel Carter of Rocky
Mount js visiting her grand-pa
rents. Mess,*. J. T. Garter hod
Z T. Williama *
Miss Hazel Thawley who ha*
been visiting Mrs. J. T. Carter
left Sunday to visit at Drum Hill
and return home next week.
Agatha Felton apent Saturday
and Sunday with Edith Felton.
Mrs J L. Williams and child
ren visited her brother, Mr. J. S.
Felton, Friday
Misses Odessa and Geraldine
Paiker and Leigh Belle Fslton
arc visiting relatives in Suffolk.
There was a Sunbeam Society
organized in our Sunday school
Sunday with the following offi
cers: David. Carter, president;
Abbie Harrell, vice-president:
Ije-lic Pilaud, secretary, and Nel
lie William*, treasurer.
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Yeopim News.
We reorganised the B.Y.P U.
Sunday night. The following
officers were elected: Mr. Grover
P Jordan, president; Miss Mattie
Beasley, secretary; Mis> Dora Jot
dan. treasurer; Misses Ethel Ha -
reII and Lillian Webb, group
captains.
Miss Estelle M unden of North
Eden ton it the gncmt of Miss Ids
Brabble.
Mias Alice Simpson of Hert
ford is the guest of her grandpa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Harris.
The young people of our com
munity went on a hay ride Fri
day evening and attended the
Lawn Party at the White House
After a pleasant visit to her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Parrish. Mlu
Bessie Bhem has returned to her
home in Washington, N. C.
Mrs. J. J. Perry visited Mrs.
A. K. Jordan Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. George and Herman
Caddy of Hertford attended the
Lawn Party at White House.
. Miss Dots Jordan entertained
company Thursday night.
Mr* and Mrs. J. E. Brabble,
Mr. J. M. Baker and Miss Mattie
Beasley motored to Suffolk Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris
and family were guests at the
home of Mr. J B. Brabble Su n
day afternoon
The Thrice-a-Week World ol
New York* and The Albemarle
Observer, both one year tl-70.
Send subscriptions to The Albe
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HEALTH, COMFORT, ECONOMY
It it absolutely essential to your health aad
comfort that you have a refrigerator that
c«a easily be kept cleaa aad freak. It
ia oaly a refrigerator with a per
fect circolatipa of dry air that
ia aever damp aad III
amellipg. We ghre
oar guaraotoe
with every refrigerator we talL More cold with
LESS ICE 18 WHAT WE CLAIM
KbHHHhB
Natural Iron
Best Cheapest
Tonic Of All
Hijhly Concentrated Acid
Iron Miaernl Goea Prom
Two To Six Times
As Far
lore Powerful, Ecoioorical
Thai Prepared “Pateits”
Wber people find their appe
tite off, vitality low, and are
Kish, tiled and woru-i>nt. a aboil
treatment with jn»t plain, every
day iMlmal H ou la tbn wieMU
coo roe.
Ton aau get natural iinu, known
a* Acid Iron Mim-ral, at n<«
drag storm nail a fifty erat bottle
goea from two to six tium ma (pi
an other and weaker iron oom
ponada ot laboiatorv au.i chemist.
A dollar bottle will permit a
•hula family to take it a oonpte
of week* which in it* powerful,
highly eon centra ted form ia aerial
ly sufficient U> iocrraoa the fam
ily’* vitality, strength, and appe
tile id a truly wonderful meaner
Acid Iron Miueral baa been
bottled, tested aud guaranteed np
lla |«caval high standard for
thirty yaara for ik in hospitals,
surgery ami denial work, awd it
may iw» be (roared id family
eiami boa lea. Be anra you get
the geneiue, the trade mark “A—
I—M" m yoar protection It ia
uoo-alcoholic, ia Dot • laxative,
aad ia the prodoot of the oal>
aadioinal iroo mineral deposit of
its kind knows to the world, 60r
and $1. Buttled by loesara, tb*
Ferrodioe Chemical Corporatioo,
Boeooke, Va
Note: Aoid Iron MinerxJ ooo
taina aaab a high percentage of
iron it may be nasdoa as exter*
aal gnrmioide, antiseptic »■»<
astringent. Farmers, surgeons,
and iioutlets use it to atop bleed*
ing, prevent soreness and as a
healing agent, ^ee Uireotioua on
bottle Advert leatwenb
Cisco News.
Mrs Mary U. Hobbs and Mias
Nora Byrum returned borne from
Norfolk Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Tredviile Dale,
Mrs. Emma Boyce, Mrs Mattie
Byrum xad Mr. Leighton Dale
of Tyner, visited Mr*. Lula Top
pin Monday afternoon.
In last week's news the. paper
read, that Mr. F. B. Hobbs was
working at the Naval- Base, but
ik snouio nave Dcen that Mr.
Hobbs is superintendent of the
Naval Base.
Mrs. Mary Ward Basks of
Portsmouth Is the guest of her
Slater. Mrs. II. I. White.
Messrs. Tom Monda and Dew
ey Boyce motored to Fldenton
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. White gave
an Ice cream supper at their home
Saturday evening. Quite a nun
ber of their friends were present
and all reported i pleasant time.
Mr. Torn Parrish of Kockyhock
has accepted the agency atCiacu
station since the death of Mr. E.
E. Toppfn, the former agent.
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Mrs. T. D. Hollowed spent
Tuesday afternoon In Gateevttle
In the interest of the Bed Croes.
Mr. Pat Ward and sisters, Mbs
es Nannie and Mamie, Mr. Oarey
Bunch and slater, Miss Abecflta,
of Identon motored here Sundey
and spent the day at the home
of Mr. J. C. Hobbs.
Mrs. W. H Riddick spent Tues 1
day in Eden ton.
Messrs. Alphees and Raymond
| McC otter of Deep Creek are here i
guests of their grandparents, Mr. 1
and Mrs. J. C- Bunch.
Mr*. C. B. Holioweil spent
Thursday with her mother, Mrs.
Prances Hobbs of Trotvllle.
Mr. sad Mrs. A. F. Stallings
sn«J children of Bandy Gross were
gm sts of her parents, Mr. sad
Mrs J. C Bunch Sunday after
noon.
Misa Lena Holioweil is Visiting
relatives near Edenton.
Mr. Ervin Blanchard accompa
nied Miss Sinide Holioweil to
Hobbsville Sunday afternoon.
Muses Aurelia, Ed la and Jen
nie Holioweil called to sec Miss
Donnie McCotter Saturday after
noon.
Mi se* Lisxie, Abbie and Min
nie Hobbs aad brother were the
gfcastt at the home of Mr J. C.
Bunch Sunday evening.
Idttle Misses Tlrgte. Ethel sad
Banks' Bench were guests of
Mesa Kosa-NeOe Bunch Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Corrie Holioweil called to
sec her grandmother Friday af
temoos.
ML. Gurney Hobbs called on
Mias Aurelia Holioweil Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. King of
Joppa vMted her parents Sun
day afternoon.
Mias Corrie Bunch visited her
sister, Mrs. Edward Eason, of
Sandy Oross Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Holioweil
visited relatives near Trotville
Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Hobbs spent Tues
day with Mrs. J. C Hobbs.
FEME Oh CHARGE
Why ul*r with Indigestion. dyapap.
•*», torpid llvar, oouUpalku, tour
•lawand, coalapipal-food-inaiaai
lag. tan., wbaa you oats gut a saapis
Mth ef Qraaa'a --girrt P ha war true
•aw. 4.' Leggalt'a drag utore. Tbto
aaodtolaa baa r« wart able curative pro
perties, and baa drwooslrted Its efflci.
•My by Wly yarn of laaaao. Mead
MhM aiaoflaa oaiiaad by • dlevrderad
••OMNNOfc f
Waww to pal up to II and
7* oerct bottle* For aaha in all civil
ad«i
Holly Grore News.
A revival will begin at Oak
. Grove church 4th Sunday after
noon, Aug. 96th, and continue
. through the. week, afternoons
and evenings We hope to have
a good meeting. Rev. J. M.
Roberta of Windsor will assist
Rev. H. H. Butler.
lira. J. P. Hancock and son,
Rowland, ot Gird let rec, lid., and
Mm. Ida Brinkley of Port Nor
| folk returned home Saturday af
ter visiting their aiatcra. Set
dames R. T. and B. A. Savage
, and T. VV. Biddick.
Mi. and Mia. Warren Bice and
daughter Mbs Eva. of Richmond
and Mrs. Bdn U offer of Sunbury
spent Friday afternoon at thi
Home of Mr. B. F. Beamon.'
Mbs Edith Savage eniertained
Ur. i. 0. Whedboe and daugh
ter, Utas ’.iladyo, Biases Ruth
Bell and Fh} e Savage and Mr.
Eebvin Nixon at supper Monday
evening.
After being ill for sometime
Mrs. ft L White is slowly im
proving.
Mbs E >tna Benton spent Hun
day with her coadnx, Misses Be*
nice and Hettie Hearn-in, oi Sav
•r
Mr, Charlie HolLi d and lam
Uy of Newport Mews spent Bun
day with Mr. aad Mrs. lames
White.
Miss Alene Savage is visiting
her coeefn. Mias Margaret Ban*,
dora, of Port Norfolk.
Mbs Lillian White came home
Sunday after spending aometime
In Norfolk sod Newport News.
Mils Susie Beaton and Mr. El
liott Bernes of Corapeake spent
Sunday morning with Mia* Annie
Hope Ward.
Mr. Wilber Pierce of Norfolk
spent the week-end with bis aunt
Mr*. P. M. Eaaoa.
Mm Pm HofUr of Norfolk b
LOOK AHEAD!
OOM who look ahead farthest. Look ahead five or
. tea years from aow aad ask yourself whether a
food baUace at the BANK OF HOBBSYILLE the
result of your continued efforts, will not coana ia
haadily ia fiviaf motive power to your success
plana.
Bank of Hobbsyille, Hobbsyille, N.G.
E. I WARREN
-Agent For
Southern White Cedar Shingles
Manufactured Excluahrely By
John L. Roper Lumber Company
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
spending a few days here guest
of Mr. and Mrs Henry HoAer.
Mr. and Mrs L T. Hill of Suf
folk arc visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Hill.
Mrs. W. S. Leary and children
of Portsmouth are spending aorae
time with her parents Mr. and
Mia Chaa. White.
Mrs. Hany Steward and baby
are thegueatsof Mrs. P.M.Eason
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown,
Mias Leona Ward, Mrs. A. J.
Ward. Mr. and Mrs T. B. Ward
and children, and Mias Annie
Copeland spent Sunday evening
with Mr and Mis. B. H. Ward
Several from this community
enjoyed a picnic at Silver Spring
Wednesday
Merchants Mill News.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Cherry,
Mias Grace Cherry and Mr. Qu
Thrasher of near Norfolk motor,
ed here Sunday and spent the d ly
with Mrs. J. F. Speight.
Mr. H. A Brown spent several
days in Norfolk last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Newton
and children of Wilmington, N.
C.. are visiting their mother. Mrs.
J. R. Brown at this writing.
Those who called at Mr. E. T.
Morris’ Sunday were Mrs J. C.
Balnea and family of near Suffolk.
J. C Morris and family, W. F.
Morris and family, Mr. and Urn.
F. B. Smith, Miss Eva Matthews,
Messrs. John Matthews and Her*
bert Brown.
Mias Rebecca Wolfley IcffSun
day for Wbaleyville where she
will spend some time with her
brother. Mr. Jeff WotJey.
Miss Amy Riddick from — •
Oatesville, was the guest of Miss
Mary Morris Saturday afternoon.
Mis. R. B. Turner returned
Thutsday aftei spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. J.
B. Turner.
Mr. J F. Speight went to Suf*
folk Wednesday.
Mr. N. J. Riddick lost a koras
last week.
Mr. Ben Owens improves slow*
*1v*>7ouri wyiiato
DELIVERED
AS ALWAYS,—At least $200
l**s than other cars ef equal
POWER aay CAPACITY.
j.m. mcmilian, jn.
Dealer
EAKM *OK SALE!!
A big bargain 4$ miles from N< rfolk on the finest con
crete road in the State, containing 168 acres, about 90
acres in high state of cultivation, light scil, | mile to elec
tric line, 7 room residence. large barn and other out build
ings. 8-room trnani house, shipping facilities on the place.
This farm is a very cheap one. No land in its neighbor
hood for anything like this price. Terms can be made.
Price tlfl 000
ROWE & COMPANY
243-4 Arcade Build tag NORFOLK, VA.
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Ice can be need lor many things, three of|which era
(•■lari Health te#Mhg
For the family. By Drinking For Keeping Feed
- Melted Ice. and Reducing Cent
- —- of Living.
let mmc fr«n sisibm inctna eta wetr
Well pecked in sacks or car load
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