L. J. Winslow, who has recent
ly purchased the merchandise of
L- N. Bollc well here, also hat
charge of the poet oAce.
After several weeks stay with
Mies Ruth Lamb, Mias Clyde
Lewis left last Friday for her
home in W liming too
Mias Ira Ward of this place
ond Mr. Fred Jenkins of Potecaai
were united in marriage at the
home of the bride Wednesday,
Aug. 3i Only a few of the im
mediate relatives witnessed the
occasion. Miss Ira eras one of
our most popular young ladies
and will be greatly missed by her
many friends throughout the
community We wish for the
couple a long and happy union.
Mr. Ho (us Chappell ol Bdeo
ton spent Saturday and 8unday
with fricods here.
Mr. E. L. Chappell recently
lost by death bis three year old
" Mr. Walter Hayes and Miss
Bmma L. White spent last Mon
day as guests of Me. and Mrs.
Miles EUiott of Mcge.
Prof. -Arthur Jordan of the
State Uhlveisity, Arkansas, ac
companied by hia mother. Mrs.
Fterehek* Jordan of fiuabnry,
•pent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Mattie White.
MimMabelle Harrell of Drivers
has just concluded a visit to Miss
Mary Smith.
Mr. Timothy Jessup left Moo
day tor Wake Forest college,
where he will attend school the
coming year. He will be num
bered among the honored stu
dent* because of hia success is
winning a scholarship to that
college. Timothy always stood
fast in his classes and by hia ge
nial disposition was everybody’s
friend. We wish for him a very
prosperous year at college.
Hickorr Fork Nows
Mm OcUtIk Bunch and Mint
Eleanor Overman spent Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mr. W.
G. Bunch.
Mr. Pool Hobbs and Mbs Bet
tie Twine were out driving Sun
day afternoon
Mias Elsie Turner made a shaft
call at the home of Mr. W. G.
Bunch Monday (morning.
Mr. Bugcne Twine was the
gnest of Mbs Annie Rountree
Wednesday night.
Cecil Bunch. E. L.. L. H. and
Abram Hurdle went fishing bat
iiortujr morning.
Hits Elsie Turner made a short
call at the home of Mr. J. I,
Twine last Saturday afternoon.
Mr Joe Overman called to see
Mias Maggie Riddick Sunday of
fer. C G. Bunch spent a part
of last week near Ravage with
>!r sister. Mrs. Mary Jones.
Mr. and Mrt. William laann
, are all smiles—"It'sa boy*
.jfers- W. F. Bag ley spent one
, afternoon last week with Mrr.
Ultra Twine.
„ Miss Minnie Bunch spent lent
week near Savage and attended
the revival at Osh Grove church.
FFBBOF CHARGE I
fraMk kM IWBiUM fit rilt.
I
COME TO SEE
D. F. WEBSTER
HERTFORD, N. C.
Wa da expert Automobile
REPAIRING
We alee da expert
VULGAHIZINfl
F«U line of Maxwell aad Ford
AatoaobUe Supplies
rain mssuki mnt rwM
MIG! CAMUIA I BTC TtKWIAL
WA. iHfOIA, WfTHtlfT TtABAE EM
».*. Tbo Mtoviii aoaadule iigim
pubUabad aa tatormattoa only aad ara
TtAlItt LEAVE EICMTBB
lOtTTIMUia
11 ai p. m.. dait), iiobt xxraxs8
tor Pbyottsrillo aad GbarlokU,
Palfan Sluplag Oara toe Balalgfa
laabai aad tatarmadlaia sta
11 mi PM., Dally, for Balalgti. Qolds
boro, Beaufort ar-< tatarwedlate
■toltoaa. Park* Obr earrtee to
Vaahtagtoo aa>: Vow bora.
■MTVMVM
m, dally, Mlgfal Kapraas far
Bartolk. Pallama Blooper
1:W p. a., dally, Bapraaa tot Hartford,
BHaabalb City aad Bortuta. Puik
iNP.A Daly for Hortlord. Bllaabetk
OHy. Norfolk aad lataneedleto
T«0 A-1C., Dally, aaoopt Soaday, ter
BuBalh—antra BuffloU bmi A. U
10KM .A X, Dally emsept Sunday tor
SaSolk aad laiamadlata stations
Pur part Ian Ira apply tol.A Barney
*. P. DADTOU, O. P. A.
Bartolk, To.
MARTIN KELLOGG
SUBBDBT. H. O.
;FIBt iMBRAKf A SUKETY BOMBA
Bakes as low aa any and companies aa
P«l aa tba beat. Bataa wUl be gladly
faratabaS alt bar la person or by mall.
Illtt DTtKPSM TULETt
,Ml-orton O. at m.an pri^ - . nfj
Bethel Hews Items.
Mrs. J. C. Haskett or Hert
foid spent a few days this week
with her daughter, Mrs. S. M.
Li ng.
Mrs. Annie Layden is spend
ing sometime In Hertford with
her daughter, Miss I villa Layden.
Uncle Anderson Long, a high
ly respected colored man died at
his home here Thursday. Our
old before the war colored friends
are rapidly passing away.
Mr. William Long is very ill at
his home neat Ycopim station.
Mr. Henry Long of £. City
has been called to the bedside of
hi* father, Mr. William Long.
Mrs. T. W. Standin visited
Mrs. John Phillips Saturday.
Mrs. Phillips has been on the
sick list quite a while.
Mr. Wilfred Gatling from New
Haven, Conn, is visking his
mother, Mrs. Thomas Rronghtoo.
Mr. Clarence Standin ia visit
ing his parents, Mr and Mrs. T.
W. Standin. (
A large congregation attended
services at Bethel church Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Clarence Standin and Miss
Ethel Sutton were out driving
Wednesday afternoon.
C. W. Standin* visited his broth
cr Sunday evening.
Revival services begins at Beth
el the 10th. Rev. Mr. Putney of
Norfolk will assist the pastor
during the week. Services will
be held afternoons and evenings.
Miss Lillie Satterfield o( £den
ton is visiting at the home of her
uucle, Mr. S. T. Sutton, this
week.
Mr. John Gatling and family
have returned from a trip to Nor
folk
Mr. W. T. Williams has begun
work on his new residence in
tistesvillc.
?r. King's !Mew Life Plllri
Notice!
• Wo have now on hand
Home-Made
FLOUR
Put up In half barrel seeks
Those wanting some please
oall at once
FARMERS SUPPLY CO.
CALLED HER FAMILY
H RER BEDSIDE
Sk Tam if* llblfcf A* A«k Dk, Says Tom Mr* At 1m
Ak»W* Ami Wmm mi Am Cmid fm
Bm Iccwy.
i
up dose to the ice—end
when old Mr. Sun gets too
• busy for comfort, go get one
of them — and watch the
thirst fly. Nothing like a tall,
tinkling gloss of
PEPSI
Cola
Just get a case — try one
from your grocer and ace bow
EASY it is to keep cool and
comfy even in mid-summer—
with that Mtangy," tasty,
thirst-killer dose at band.
Cclenton tftottitng Co.
^_IUdcFroaTri-P»re DUtilled Water Rube Madrin. Proprietor
ARMIES NEED FOOD;
DON'T LET IT BURN
i ftrtbf RaWog of Crops Will Not Soffice; Every Cars
Most bo Exfrdssd Toward the PisTonlisa of
IWwiBdso ad Waste of tbe Food
After it is Mado aad Housed
Me aptrtta4 finance la the atat*. The
latter aaka aooparaUaa is tka e*n*
•alee twist toetarad by tha Caeaeil
of National Defeoee sad which ha* th*
asppett aad *h«*i cooperation of th*
National Beard of Hr. Underwriter*
aad ia heist peshed by Inaaraace Con
■Maaiaaan aad rtre Marahala all orer
the nation The eatapalcs alee ha*
the aodoreement of Psaaident W*
aoa. who haa laaoad a elate most which
»"flhe tha toilowtsd para«raph:
'Preventable a re la more than a
prlrat* mtafanane U la pahUc der*
Uetioa. At a tha* Mka thia of new
road‘*a‘^ha^aaatad*~*"**
E. J; GK1FFIN,
DENTIST,
Eden ton, N. C
Offlu, CHItaw1 Btak BnUdhf.
Pruden & Pruden,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Eden ton, N. C.
W. 8. PKIVOTT,
AtTORNEY-AT L»AW,
nkE INSTIUNCK,
OfllM n,.,—»v. (Vutrt Rohm.
Ksiablithci Itfb?. ■
ODELL BROS.,
Commission Merchants
SoltaftAri Norfolk. V«.
•WWwoBBWw
DELIVERED ;
AS ALWAYS.—At least $200
lees than other cars ot equal
POWER ear CAPACITY.
1. H. McMULLAN, JR.
• Dealer
- ~~ ~nr 1 * —pTa
H R. LKAKY
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
EDENTON, If. U.
OoM.vtlona a Mp*n|al|y.
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Patrick Matthews C. h,
Cunaoltiapa/xlOpairaetla* Kngtnarrard
•wr.-yor. r>ratna*». Land and
4ufi uRaral Tamn»/>na« a k{«a«alty.
•• >*•"» arpartanoa.
Spmtal >ara.a ua F.ra*rr» Oi tna an.
BPCNTON. . N. C.
400 Tyi T
All kind* and nil grad*.' __j
113 «p toMrueOon baaboMbaaob ma
<**»• Tm and rap.,, part* .Jar all
ntabrtTf paartUra t
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