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AD fraggte. J. •
IN MEMORIAM
Alter s lingering illness o(
more than three year*, in the
home of her son. Mr. Thoms*
Benbury, on the morning o(
August ninth, Mr*. Elizabeth
Ferrisa Kimberly Worthington
departed Uus life iii the seventy
fifth year of her age,
She was the daughter of Dr.
John Kimberly, who at one time
filled the chair oi mathematics in
the University of North Caiollna,
and Emily Capehart, daughter of
Mr. Tristans Capehart, Bertie
County, N.C.
She waa first married to. Mr.
Lemuel Crcccy Benbury, 1st
Lieutenant, Company A, 1st N.
tl, C.8.A., of Sandy Point Plan
tation, Chowan County, by which
union there were two children.
Subsequently she married Mr.
Herbert Worthington, veteran of
the Army of Virginia, whom she
survived.
The funeral obsequies were
held in Old bt. Paul’s church,
Hdenton, oi which she was a
member for many years prior to
her removal from the pariah, and
her remains laid to rest in the
Bembury plot In the beautiful
old churchyard wherein repose
the.ashes of some of North Car
olina’s most distinguished citi
zens, and the chosen Saints of
God s elect
Of her immediate family she
is survived by her son, Mr. Thom
as Benbury, and two grand sons,
Thomas and Lemuel Benbury. all
'of Houston, Texas, and a daugh
:tef. Miss Bliaabeth Paxton Ben
|bury, of New Yotk City.
I "On the resurrection morning
Soul and body meet again;
No more sorrow, no more weep
ing.
No more pain.”
Winton Boy Scouts in
Edenton
Eleven boy scouts, led by Rev.
J N. Bynum, of Winton, N. 0.,
stopped over Wednesday after
noon in Edenton enroute from a
week's outing at Nags Head
They were joised here by the
Camp Fire Girls of Winton, led
by Mr*. R. C Bridget and return
ed to Winton Thursday. The
boy scouts who stopped over
were: Eddie Knox, Wood Pearce,
Jamie Sears, Robert Carter, Max
Watson, Shepard Story, Ernest
Banks, James Griffin, Byland
Hanks, John Bruce Joyner, and
Bolac Britt.
The Camp Fire Girls and vis
itors were as follows: Mrs. R. C.
Bridgcr, Guardian ; Misses Mary
Bridger, Genevieve Taylor, Helen
Turner, Dorothy Hale. Margaret
Taylor, Anna Lee Carter., Bailie
Matthews, Mary Matthews, Vir
ginia Story. Visitors of Camp
Fire Girls: Misses Mabel Jenkins
and Margaret Blount of Suffolk,
and Mr. Julius Britton of Winton.
■Jr. Blrtg'a Mew Line Kills
Fresh Salt Water Fish Received
Daily and kept in a Sanitary Way.
N. J. HOLLOWELL,
THE FANCY GROCER
Phone 63. Queen St. Bdenton, N.C.
M. Q-. Brown,
Manufacturer a€ and Daalar In
Screen Doors & Building Material
Cor* Meal, nomfny, Oata and Hay.
Sadi, Door* and Blinds, Bracket Work, Turned Work
MonMlng, Stair Work, Ohnxck Pens, Flooring. CM I in*!
Caossnt. Lime and Bonae Bills Complete. Paint* 4 Oil*.
VBV TZIt AMS &BPA1H SHOP
W* *re prepared to do all kinds of roofing and (utterii^, make
•tore pipe, tobeoco flees, boat tanks and do a general repair business
Zdenton Local Hew*.
Mias Rena Ward of Elisabeth
City, who has been visiting her
east, Mrs. A. J. Ward, returned
home Thursday.
Rev. Henry Lamb, wife end
two children of Colombia, who
have bean visiting iu Belvidece
motored by Edeoton Wednesday
end stopped over with Mrs. A. J.
Ward.
Mrs A. M. Whits of Bel riders,
visited her sister, Mrs A J
Ward, Wednesday.
Mrs. H. L. Story and aooa re
turned Thursday from Wake Pos
set.
Mayor £. R. Conger and Mrs.
Conger returned Friday from a
trip of tour or five weeks during
which lime they visited Detriot,
Mich
Mrs. J. N. Pruden left Thurs
day foe aeveral day* stay at Nag.
Head.
Miaa Nets Newbetu of Ports
moeth and Mrs. Grace Ruethka
of Norfolk are guest* of their
cocnin, Miss Lilliau Wilder in
King street.
Mr and Mrs E. M. Hill end
two little daughter* of Boykins,
Ve., came Mooday to visit Mrs.
Hill's eistor. Mrs. E. J. Griffin,
in North Edeoton. They ware
accompanied from Ears by their
brother, Mr. P. D. Story, who
with Mr. Hill motored bask to
their homes Tnsedey.
Mr. Reginald Griffin of Wood
land, who haa been speeding aev
aral weeks with hia unale, Dr. E.
J. Griffin in North Edentnn left
Thursday for home. Dr (Jrii
Aa accompany him.
Sept J. O. Alderman west to
Masl*o Wednesday to attend a
meeting of County Superinten
dents.
Mias Viola Alderman left Tana*
day for Tbefmont, N. C, where
she has aooapted a position to
teach this year.
Mrs. Buses Bateaus of Norfolk
is a pending the week with her
mas, Mrs. L. W. Holloman, ia
Granville street.
Mrs. daw Morwitz sad child
ren of Norfolk arc visiting Mrs.
L. W. Holloman in Gran villa
street
Mr. S. J. Bateman sad family
of E. City were guests of hia ah
ter, Mrs. L W. Holloman Satur
day sad Sunday.
Mr. Lewis Mitchell returned to
Buffalo City Wadneaday altar a
short visit to hia pareata, Mr. sad
Mrs. Geo. T. Mitchell, in King
street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Prank White
attended the Milter— Baglay mar*
riaga in Hartford Wadnaaday
morning.
Miaa Maada Elliott U visiting
friends in Norfolk.
Misa Bernioe Williams la spend
fag this wash with rslativee in
Portsmouth.
Mrs. J, H. Holmes sad child*
ran, Ruth-Rea and EUaabeth
JanMa, are spending this wash at
Nags Hand.
Miaa Gladys Kramer is riaiUng
relatives in Norfolk.
Mias Agnes Leery is spending
thin weak with friends in Oolareia.
Mr. J. H. Holmes, of the J.H.
dolrnaa Co., and daughter, Mia
Helen, left Sunday for Mathers
cities. They war* joined in Nor*
folk by Mia Addie Ben, who
wil accompany then.
Master Walton Parker of Nor
folk Is Urn facet of hia anal, Mrs.
L. W. Holloman, tbia week.
Mx. and Mrs. Hugh Mitoheorr
and ahildroa of Raleigh were
gaeata of his brother. Dr. J. A
Miteheaer end Mrs Miteheoer.
la Quean street this week
Mia Myrtle Rea same home
Sunday after s week’s visit to rel
atives in Norfolk.
Mieses Fannie end Betellc PH
ToU spent the week-ad with
Mends in Bertie County.
Having eoncladad s plaaaat
visit to relatives in Norfolk, Mra.
J. J. Long and children returned
boats Saturday.
Mias Maad* Rough toe spent a
few days this week with bet pa
rent* at Bandy Point Faria.
Mr. aad Mra E. H Walk* of
Avon* Were la town Wednesday
enroot* to Norfolk wbeia Mr
Walks is being treated for a se
rious throat aSeotion.
Master Elbert Clement* tin'*
«wd sister, Bmb, cam- Tbormiu)
to visit tbeir aout. Mis. D K.
Lite*.
Mm. C N G • iIRh's mur-,
“(Jladya U,’1 w>>u atoon.l ioon-i
at Cambridge, \l«l, thi» w—k in
a feat mo- Mr. C, N. Uriffln in
now with Mrs. Griffin's bom*.
She will non Bgniu next week
Dr*r Washington, D. C.
Mm. Kit* B. II of Snffolk is
visiting her brother, Mr. 0. K.
Park*/, on Magnolia tlrmt
Mr*. Maty Tdleu of N-»il>>lk
visited her sister, Mrs. UW. Hol
loman, several day a Him week
Mrs. Boomloa Biggs of Wil
Immaton is visiting relatives in
Bdeatoa.
Mr. Johnny Asbeil spool Sun
day afternoon in E. City.
M tries Pansy PrivoU and En
tail* White, Masers. Geo. PrivoU
and Ivaa Smith motored to Oosea
View Sunday for the day. ’
Mias Susie Williams has m
turned from a visit to relatives ia
Coieraia.
Mias Henrietta Fagan of Rooky
Mooat spool the week-end with
bar mother ou Qaeca street.
Mr. J. H. Simpson of sear E
dentoo left Monday f> vieit km
sou, Mr. W. M. Him peon, at An
na polia, Md. While away Mr.
Simpson will probably visit Bal
timore, Washington, DC.. Eastern
Shore and other points.
Mr. Ckaa. U. Wood returned
thia weak from ft stay of esveral
days at Magi Hand.
Mr. Amaru Joseph of Fred
riekaburg, Vs., ia the guest of
Mr. S Heaten oa Magnolia St.
Mr. Herbert Jeeefae sad Mias
Lears South of Factory Hill wee*
married in Bagtater of Deads R.
W. Boyee'e raeideace Saturday at
7J0 P. M, Mr. Soyoa, J. P. o4K
oaatiag. They wUl reside oa the
Hilt.
Mr. M. H. Dixon of our tows
has already gives two ease lor
the nation's defense. Richard D.
Dixon in Sod Lieutenant la Bat
tery A, Field Artillery, now la
oamp at Newborn, N. 0., and G.
Rrownrigg Dixon is a Sergeant In
Company I, 2nd N. C., Infantry
on duty at Oherlg te, N. C. They
sxpaet to be sent to Fraaes aoou.
rhe Inst sefcoower of brinks to
be seed la paving Water street
sad pert of Oekam ia uow at the
County dock being unloaded.
BocBy Hoc* Items.
Mr* Nannie B. Parrish and
daughter, Sarah, are on the aick
Uat.
Mr. Sidney Hollowed dined
with Mr. Joe Whiteman Sunday.
Mina Mattie Whiteman dined
with Mine Nelia Base Sunday.
M***es SophU and Gnaclle
White nf Merry liUI visited rela
tive* and friend* here Uat week.
The revival meeting win begin
next week at Bockybock chunk.
We kope we may have a Urge at
tendance and a good meeting.
Little Ha and Maggie Leary of
Edeaton are spending a lew day*
at Mr. B. W. I .eery's.
Mr*. T. R. Hollowed and chil
dren of Norfolk wbb have beea
■pending *oa»e time with relative*
here returned to kor boos# Uat
Thursday
H.E. LEARY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
ED BN TON, N. C.
FI
Non-Skid
give you the mileage ind
the value you should have.
ft* Far Sak Bb
Ford Auto Salas
Company
Let I'% Kiew Voir tints
Ftr This Mm
gShTTAd^Se. ~
IbUMMrluiktoroMSMi, 7 to
^ ****** Hass pr» nu
~>ORliALK-^Onc black marc
very gentle. Six yean old and
•ound. Excellent driving borae
bnt works good anywhere you
use her. For terms apply to Mrs.
T. J. HOSKINS, Edenton. N. 0.
itpd.
FOB SALE—1 -IBIC" Ford
touring car, excellent condition,
mohair scat cover, new tires, ex
tra radius rods, Claxton horn.
Recently had motor overhauled.
Will sell (or $905.00 cash, quick
sale. Write G. 0. GATLING.
Oates, N. a8*
FARMS FOB SALE—1 have
two farm* for sale, located be
tween Savage station and Oom
peake near N. B. B.B.. Terms
reasonable. Apply
• B. T. SAVAGE.
®t Corapeakc. N. C
TO 8IB80N HASTE
If GiU^ju Ha ate will communi
aate diraot with E. H. Uibraada,
Boom SB, 80 Want 34th 8traet,
Now York City, ha will learn
something lu bia advantage. Stjid.
Firm For Solo
166 acres, 76 in cultivation. 1
mil* frost) Savage postofBce and
station. Near churches and
school*. Some timber. Plenty
fruit Good stock range. Good
outbuildings. Good farm. Pries
83,800. August 81. 1817. W.
L. BUNCH, Savage, N. C.
— ' —a ' '■
FOB 8ALB—A good, gentle,
family horse. Apply to L)R. J.
H. McMULLAH. Bdenton. N.C.
Farmi For Sals—Lst m
yornr wonts. C. H.
HOBBS, Ron] Botstn Dealer,
Norahead City. M. C. tf.
WANTED—To buy . good
milk eov or trade a bores for cas
Addraaa Bos 17*. Hdanlsa, N.C,
or notify Albemarle Observer
office.
One Hundred and Ons Acts
Fans For Sals—
00 acres in high mate of cal*
ratio*, 01 acres la ■«*<■«»<,
some lumber. Extra neighbor*
hood, good location, good water,
good schools, near chnrchea, t
miles railroad, good buddings,
fsirly good roads, neat High
School. Good crop on farm thfc
year. Sold fifteen hundred dol
lar* worth of crop last year be
sides the corn cropL Price 04J8O
(Poer thousand two hundred aad
hfty dollars) 01,000 cash, afar
years on balance. L. A. R0T7N
TBKB A CO., Sunbury, Oates
County, N. C. tf.
AOTO FOR SALK—One five
passenger automobile for sale.
Will sell cheap and make terms
to suit customer. Tires near*y
new. G B. ELLIOTT, Pdowtow,
N. G * 4t
S. B. MJUlf C0, .
pls.T Sultoo TUHaM.
SBW TOSS
I • ; wbolsssls oomcsnon
MSI I [ALIKS
•£**& hTfwmos airs to
m uu or mri oanou
sa aaaix.
B. J; QKIFF1M .
#fll oonuT.
Bdsoton, N C
Something Attractive
Candle-sticks and 8erving Trays in
Mahogang are now being shown by
us. These goods are superior to the
usual sort both in design and quality
l«il trders iivei Proapt Atteatisi
LOUIS SELI6, ELIZABETH OITY,1.0.
Ert.bli.fe4 1883