Human Nature
•koald hold to tho belief, sad the thinfs which have
bee* proven tree. Aa you try to fathom your financial
‘®*®r** lrMr cbancea of sncceaa will be more certain if
yon look from the vantafe point of a bank account ea
tulnheij here. It will establish confidence in your
self and credit
-CITIZENS BANK
EDENTON, N. C.
M». and lira. L. M. Rountree
and Mia Mary Speight spent last
Monday in Norfolk.
Mrs. I. A. Ward and two chil
dren, Ruth Alice and I vie Al
pbonao, of Belvidere spent Mon
day with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. R Lassiter.
Revival services will begin st
Eureka church Sunday Beptem
her S and will continue through
the week.
Mrs Willie Pearce and daugh
ter, Miss Blanche, of Bunbury
•re the guests of Mrs. L. M.
Rountree.
Mr, H. A. Eure of Norfolk
spent last week here with rela
tives.
Dr. I. A. Wan) of Belvidere
and Mr. J. R. Lassiter motored
to Suffolk Monday.
The Woman’s Missionary So
cicty of Bureka church met Bat*
nrday afternoon and appointed
Mrs. David O. Brinkley and Mrs.
A. S Ward as delegates to the
Woman's Missionary Union which
, - wtU be held at Riverside Baptist
church September IS. Miss Della
^Lassiter, leader of the Sunbeams
k„wa*. appointed to represent the
band.
Mrs. Riddick Brinkley spent
. Tuesday in Suffolk hospital by
• the bed side of her husband who
„ is there for treatment.
. Revival services are being held
at Oak Grove Christian church
this week. Rev. J. M. Roberts
ol Windsor, Va., is assisting the
pastor.
A Home Red Cross was orgaa
teed at Parker’s M. E. Church
Sunday morning with the follow
ing officers. Mrs. Itaie Kittrell,
chairman; Mr* T. M. Benton.
vice-chairman; Mia* Lucy
Lee Morgan, secretary-treasurer;
Misses Lizzie Franklin, Della
Lazsiter, Bdith Savage, Helen
Lee and Mr. B. H. Saunders as
membership committee. The first
meeting was held Monday after
noon.
Mine Ethel Bunch has returned
home after a pleasant visit to
friends and relatives in Norfolk.
Mesdames T. M. Benton, A. S.
Ward and J. H. Dali were the
guests of Mrs. A. L. Brinkley
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Jarvis Hobbs and Miss
Edith Savage made a short call
at the home of Mr. J. Ik Lassiter
V» ednesday a'ternoon
BURGU9 NCWS.
Mr. CL B. Parker and family,
Mrs. J. H. Parker and children
spent Sunday near Hdenton as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Moran.
Mead am es Sarah Weeks and
Rot hie Outlaw visited Mrs. Geo.
Bateman Friday.
Messrs. George Caddy and
Ambrose Sawyer were “derr"
hunting Saturday evening.
Mr Whit Matthews is on the
sick Ust.
Miss Virgie Outlaw visited
Mias Mattie Howell Monday af
ternoon.
Those who vi.itrd Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Parker Wr<l< esday
WHAT IS ANY PRETTIER,
Mrt Noiiblc, or aere sanitary than a kitchen fit
ted net with ahiaiag white ware? Onr liae of
kitchenware fllla this want, being the moat
perfect, beet finished, bigkcd. highest grade .
liae of ware ever shown at madeaata
pricae. And ear pricaa are aMderate.
Come In And Sefe It! f
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Miss Mary Morris of Hert
ford, the Misses Felton of Beau
fort. Mcs.-ra. Ben Thatch, Sr.,
tnri Jack Felton, Ucv. Mr. Or
mond fil Hertford and Rev. Mr.
Bindley of E City.
Mr. Jack B.iteman and little
•on, Raymond, of Winfall visit
ed his fattier, Mr. George Bate
man, Sr , recently.
Messia. George Bateman. Jr.,
and Matt Matthews, Mia- Pau
line Da it, Mrs. J. H. Parker and
children motored to K. City Tucs
day.
Hertford New*.
Misses Oarrie-Mae Holmes and
Klitabcth Phelps of Creawell re
turned home Monday alter visit
ing friends and relatives here.
We are sorry to report both
Msbel and Irene Woodard ill
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Jesse Lane ia suffering
greatly with inflammatory rheu
matism.
Mias Willie Cannon is visiting
her sister, Mrs. D. L. Reed, near
Andersen church.
Misses Isa Gordon and Virginia
Tucker have, returned to their
borne in Plymouth alter visiting
relatives here. Their cousin,
Mias Nellie Tucker accompanied
them borne.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Winslow
and children, Gladys Felton and
Mildred Reed were out motoring
Sunday.
Mrs. 1. n. W in slow and child
ren left Wednesday for Bdenton
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Skinner Britt returned to
her home in Norfolk Wednesday
after a visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Bray.
TheB.Y.P.U. of the Baptist
church gave a watermelon party
in honor of Misa Mat tie'Mac on
Norman and Mr. PhUiip White,
who will leave shortly to reef ter
college.
Mr. and Mm Guilford Litch
field of & City spent Sunday
with bis sister, Mrs. M.B. Walker
Mr. and Mm Huaae^- and little
daughter, Margaret, are visiting
Mi. and Mrs. M. B. Walker.
Mr. Clyde Hill, Mias Hattie V.
Hill and others from Bosley were
in town Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K Winslow
and Gatbcrine Beed are visiting
relatives in Chowan county.
Mr*. W. n. White is visiting
relatives in Norfolk.
After' a visit to Mrs. B.S Brick
house, Mrs. Jones and daughter,
Faye, returned to their home in
Norfolk last Friday.
Mise Ethel Adkins of Norfolk
came Monday to Wait Mias Nep
pie Goodwin in Church street.
Mr. Harvey Clark and Mfm
Margaret dampen were quietly
married in K. City last Thursday
night* They are at home et Old
Point. Va.
Mrs W. H. Jenkins left Tues
day for Norfolk to eater 8arah
Leigh hospital to undergo an
operation.
Mr. B.S. Brickhoueeand da ugh
ter, Vivian* spent Saturday in B.
City.
Mr. J. C. Cam pen spent Satur
day afternoon in B. City.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Gregory
and daughter, Doris, are spend
ing this week in Norfolk.
Masers. Haywood Ziegler and
G. S. Harrell of Edyaton motor
ad here Soaday.
Mr. Carey Smith is spending
sometime at Ocean View.
Mias Cora ( Blanchard of B.
City is tie geest of her mother,
Mm Blanchard* In Church street.
Miss Sadie Sanford la visiting
relatives la Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Nad Miller were
goests of her mother, Mm Har
riett Baglay, a few days this
week.
After a week's stay in 8. City
•ad at Oklako, Mias 1 villa Lay.
den came home Monday.
Mka Myra Skinner came home
Friday after a short stay at Nags
Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whed
bee arc at home after spending
sometime at Nags Head.
Mr. Johnny Jones of Norfolk
spent the week-end with kis aa
ter, Mrs. B. S. Brickbouse.
tut Glidmn Newt
Mr. C. 0. Chappell qpeat Son*
day with relatives In Northamp
ton county.
Mr. Lowry Spivey and Mias
Fannie Stallings were out driving
Saturday evening.
Mr. John Lane escorted Miss
Roaa Parka to ckarck Saturday.
Thom present at the home of
W. E. Parka Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Byrutwasd child
ren, Mr. and Mrs. & F. Berry
man and children, Lala and Cor
nie, Mr. sod Mrs. 0. G. Chappell
and two children, Curtis sod Car
son, Mlaa Mary Foxwell, Messrs.
Warner Bunch sad F 1. Whits.
Mrs Ahscilla Hollowdl and
children o( Norfolk are visiting
her mocker, Mrs. Elies Parka
B. F. Berryman is on the sick
Ust.
Mrs. Lucrctia Ward tpesri Turn
day with Mrs. W. E. Parka
Mr*. Mary Window died very
suddenly Monday morning, Au
gust 90.
Mina Partheaia Williams oi
New Land la vWtiag Mins Pear)
White at this writing.
Messrs. Baade Baker, Berry L.
White, Miaar* (vie Baker and
Pearl White attended a pknk at
the M. B. Church, New Land, last
Wednesday.
Misses Lillie Mate sad Okie
Kaiford, Sarah Maie Winslow and
Mrs. Delia Wlaslow visited here
Thursday afternoon '
Misses Parthenia aad Sobelte
Williams, Pearl WUte, Messrs.
CUlph aad Berry Lse White vis
ited friends near Ahoskie Friday
and Saturday. .
A large numbsc (me here at
teadad the VMeads Quarterly
Meeting held at Bkh Square last
Mr. Percy Wlaslow had ,t|a
misfortune of losing hte hoo*
Tueaday.
Mrs. Non White, daughtf.
ateteraod atecc returned team
Nags Haad test weak.
Mr. aad Mrs. Herbert Williams
hawa another heir—it's a hey.
Mrs. BUsa White is oa the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Tam Paean is suffering
from injuries received from a (Ml.
Mr. Otte Baker of Pleasant
Shade Is vfsMag Mb aaat, Mrs.
B. H. Ward.
Miss Vara Bafamr of Suffolk
sareut Baturdey add Sunday at
the home of Mr. Is a JUuatreew
Mr. I. j. Nicholson returned to
Mias Bthel Bwladefl left last
Thursday for her heats la Bah
; Mrs. 1* O Ions ties and sea,
Wallace, aad daughter. Novella,
aadMIaa Aaaie-Hepe Ward spent
Moreday afternooa la HebhevUle.
Mias Novella Boeatsue eater
tahsad company Seaday.
Several frum ham-I sor
LOOK AHEAP! “ rko C
ahead fastest are the
ease who look ahead farthest. Look ahead five or
tea years from now and ask yourself whether a
good balance at the BANK OF H0BBSV1LLE the
result of your continued efforts, will not coma in
handily in giving motive power to your success
plans.
Bank of Hobbsville, HobbsriUe, N.C.
E. I. WARREN
-Agent For
Southern White Cedar Shingles
Manufactured Excluaively By
John L. Roper Lumber Company
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
vice at Warwick Sunday morn
ing.
Mr. B. B. Ward and family
■pent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Riddick.
Miaa Novella Rountree spent
Saturday night with Miaa Ruth
Johnson of Bunbury.
Meaars Amos Comer and Rl
liott Barnes were visitors here
Sunday.
Miss Lillie Baines and Mrs.
Bettie Sutton were In our village
Saturday morning.
Mias Annie-Hopc Ward enter
tained company Sunday night.
Mr. mod Mrs. B. H. Ward
spent Tuesday afternoon in
HobbaviUe.
The well bog needs it as well
as the sick hog. National Bog
Cholera Preventive. Advt.
Win! All.
Mrs. J. H. Barber spent last
Tuesday as he guest of Mrs T.
J. Nixon.
Mrs. Joseph White has return
ed to her home in Norfolk after
an extended visit to relatives in
Wmiall and Hertford.
Messrs. Arthur Gilbert. Frank
Nichols and Mias Ruth Gilbert
of Norfolk were the week-end
guests of Mrs. Luther Nixon snd
Mias Virgie Miller
Mrs. Wiliiam Sawyer and chil
dren and Mrs Clarence Garrett
of K City are the guest* of Mrs.
Thoms* Wmid.
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker Hill of
'uffolk were the guests of Mrs.
A. R. Winslow last Thursday. •
Mrs. Oliver Layden o( Okisko
has returned home after spending
some time here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tbomfe* Ward.
Mr. Durwood Barber is spend
ing some time ir. Bdenton as the
guest of his cousin. Eugene Ba
ker.
Mr. Opal White and Mimes
Euth snd Dons White and Frank
re Barber motored to B. City last
Sunday.
Mr. Halstead of St. Brides died
at the home of Mr. Miles Jones
Sunday night.
Eare llBtes.
Mr. Lum Parson of Salisbury,
Md., spent Monday at tbe home
of Mr. A. M. Johnson.
Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Johnson of '
Norfolk are guests of his brother*
Mr. T. A..Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Turner and
daughter. Helen, spent Sunday
afternoon with her sister, Mrs.
A. M. Johnson.
After spendiog sometime here
Mrs. K. R. Carter and daughter,
Beulah, returned home Tuesday. *
Miss Epie Carter of Norfolk Is
the guest of Miss Minnie John
son.
Mi-scs Carrie and Lurlenc Po
well entertained company Satur
day evening.
Mr. Bob Eure called on Miss
Epie Carter Sunday evening.
Mivses Minnie and Norene
Johnson entertained company
Monday evening
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ONE of the greatest ^delights of
owning a car is the elegance
of liana and distinctive ap
pearance of your outfit.
No matter what style ef the Reo
you select you have s car that is
correct in every line and detail.
Wa are here lor the purpose of helping you select
the ear you want so you are welcome to any iafor
•ation we can give you. .
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