A MERRY CHRISTMAS
THE WARREN RECORD
A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
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PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. L. C. Witherspoon wiir pend
the Christmas season with his family
at Roanoke Rapids.
Mr. J. N. Hart will spend Christ
mas in Statesville with Mrs. Hart.
Mr. Lloyd Wood was a pleasant
visitor here this week.
Mr. McRobert Booth of Winston
Salem will be in the city for Christ
mas. Miss Mary Garland Allen, en route
to her home in New York from Pine
hurst, was a guest in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Burwell the first
of the week.
Miss Annie Burwell has returned
to Warrenton after spending several
days at Pinehurst. While there Miss
Burwell won a prize for markman
ship in a contest between the guests
of various hotels.
Mr. James Y. Kerr of the Universi
ty of North Carolina is at home for
the holidays as a guest, in the home
of Judge and Mrs. John H. Kerr.
Mrs. J. E. Waddill has returned to
Carthage after visiting her sister,
Mrs. H. B. Porter at the Parsonage.
Mr. John Henderson of the Uni-
versitv of North Carolina is at home
for the holiday season.
Mr. M. J. Davis ot lllianiston is
spending the Christmas holidays in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Davis.
Miss Lillie Belle Dameron left on
Tuesday- afternoon for New York
City where she will spend the Christ
mas vacation as a guest of her sister,
"Miss L. Josephine Dameron.
Mr. Bill Patterson of Davidson Col
lege spent Wednesday night in War
renton with Mr. Jean Booth. Mr.
Patterson was en route to his home
in Littleton.
Mrs. Howard F. Jonse was a visi
tor in Henderson this week.
Miss Emily Hilliard is spending the
holidays wth her parents, Mr. and
" Mrs. B. C. Hilliard.
Mr. John Allen Hilliard of Wake
Forest is spending the holiday sea
son in the city.
Dr. T. J. Taylor has returned home
after attending the Baptist State Con
vention. . Miss .Lois Draper, who has been
teaching school at Boardman, is a.
guest of her parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. J. T. Draper.
Mr. Leon Draper of Baltimore is
spending the Christmas holidays in
Warrenton.
Mr. Edgar Williams, a dental stu
dent of Baltimore, is spending the
holiday season with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Williams of the Fork.
Mrs. Katherine P. Arrington has
returned home after a visit to Wash
ington and New Yprk.
Mr. Van Wyche Williams df Greens
boro was in Warrenton this week.
Messrs. William A. and Harwell
Burwell of Raleigh will arrive this
week to spend Christmas here.
Mr. G. B. Gregory and daughter,
Miss Katharine, are visiting in Rich
mond. Mr. John H. Newell of Trinity Col
lege is at home for the Christmas
holidays, and was shaking hands with
friends Tuesday.
Mr. Hal T. Macon, who has a posi
tion with the State "Highway Com
mission, is at home for the Yuletide
season.
Mr. Russell Palmer, who has been
living for some time in Halifax, mov
ed this week to Norlina.
Miss Sue Williams left yesterday for
Philadelphia where she will be join
ed by Miss Alice Vaiden Williams of
Greensboro. After a visit to relatives
there they will go to New York for
a few days.
Miss Hattie Connell is at home
from ' Spartanburg for the holidays.
She is a guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Connell.
Mr. Forrest G. Miles of Winston
Salem spends the Christmas holidays
here with his- mother, Mrs. M. J.
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Miles. , ,
Mrs. Jack Scott of Edgewood was
in town yesterday afternoon.
Messrs. Tvl. and E. E.' Gillam leave
on Saturday night for Morganton to!
spend the Christmas holidays with
relatives and friends.
Mr. Douglas Henderson of Phila
delphia is at home for the holiday
season.
Mr. Charley Herrin of Ridgeway
was a visitor in town yesterday.
Mr. Robert Fleming of New York
is a guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter B. Fleming.
Mr. Frank P. Hunter, a medical
student at Chapel Hill, is in Warren
ton for the holiday season.
Friends of Mr. Roger Dowtin, who
is in the employ of the State Highway
Commission, are pleased to see him
in town.
Mr. Robert Broom of State College
is spending the holiday season with
his sister, Mrs. J. Edward Allen.
The Rev. R. H. Broom of Roanoke
Rapids is a Warrenton visitor for the
holidays.
Mr. A. J. Boyd of Rosemary is a
Christmas visitor to relatives and
friends in the city.
Miss Dorothy Walters, who has
been in school at Converse, Spartan
burg, S. C, is a guest of her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. H. N. Walters.
Mr. Roy Edwards of Macon High
ocnooi nas returned to ms nome in
Pttt County to spend the Christmas
holiday with his parents.
Mr. O. W. Felts of Merry Mount
was in Warrenton yesterday and re
newed his subscription to The War
ren Record.
Mr. Fletcher Bobbitt of Macon was
in town on business yesterday.
Mr. B. D. Wright of Macon R. F. D.
was a business visitor in Warrenton
yesterday.
Air. u lliam J. Boyd was a visitor
here yesterday.
Miss Olivia Burwell. who has been
attending school at Spartanburg, S
C, is a guest of her mother, Mrs
William A. Bui-well.
Mr. M- H Hayes of Wise was' in
town this - week.
Miss Janice Fleming has returned
to Warrenton after a visit to friends
in South Carolina.
Messrs. Jack Scott and Spencer
Scott were visitors in Norfolk this
week.
Mr. W. M. Baird. who has been ab
sent for some time in New York, is
here for the holidays.
The friends of Mrs. M. C. Winston
welcome her return from the hospital.
Miss Mary Cozart is spending the
Christmas season with her parents in
Stem.
Mrs. Dick Hight leaves on Monday
for Franklinton where she will visit
relatives,!
Miss Annie Joe Lancester of E. C.
T. T. School of Greenville is at home
for the holidays.
Miss Maria Graham of the faculty
of the E. C. T. T. School- of Green
ville is in the city.
Miss Lucy Katharine Tucker of St
Mary's, Raleigh, was in town this
week en route to her home at Palmer
Springs.
Mr. Nat Hayes of Crafton, Pa, is
spending the Christmas holidays with
his parents, Mr. and "Mrs. M. H.
Hayes at Wise.
Mr. Will Price was a visitor in
Macon on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Price and
family and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Price
Jr. .of Kingsport, Tenn,, arrive in
Warrenton Christmas for a visit in
the home of their parents, Capt. and
Mrs. E. C. Price.
President Alexander Webb of the
North Carolina Home of Raleigh is
confined to an Atlanta sanatorium fol
lowing the setting of a knee which
was broken in a recent accident.
Mr. Will Bell of the Majestic Range
sales force is with Mr. W. A. Miles
this week. The friends of Mr. Bell
wecome his return to Warrenton for
the Christmas season.
Mr. J. J. Tarwater left yesterday
for a short visit to Richmond.
Mr. John H. Kerr Jr., a law student
at Wake Forest, is in Warrenton for
the holidays
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ben C.
Ccok will welcome their arrival in
Warrenton on Saturday from Wash
ington City. Mr. and Mrs. Cook will
be the guests of the H. F. Jones
family for several days.
Mr. John H. Fleming was in town
yesterday on, business.
Miss Tempe Boyd, who has been
attending school at Randolph Macon
Woman's College, is a guest in the
hcme of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. B. Boyd.
Miss Delia Wickeiv left yesterday
for Greensboro to spend the Christ- j last week making a
mas holidays with 'her sister, Mrs. J. T. Champion.
Mr. Will Martin of Epson was here
well for Mr.
T. D. Blair.
Mr. W. H. Boyd is in Warrenton
for the Christmas holidays.
Miss Evelyn Anderson, who has
been in Rowland in attendance upon
the Litch-Townsend wedding, will re
turn home for the Christmas holidays.
Friends of Mr. James K. Polk of
the University are pleased to have
him in Warrenton for the holidays.
Mr. Charles Anderson will spend
Christmas with his relatives in Mor
ganton.. Mrs. J. E. Rooker and Miss Alice
Rooker were' visitors in Henderson
on this week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Myers and lit
tle son. are spending the holiday in
Brookneal. Va.
Miss Beulah Dempster is spending
the Christmas holidays with her par
ents in Kershaw, S. C. "
Mr. and Mrs. F. C King and Mrs.
James C. Moore were in Henderson
on Wednesday afternoon.
Messrs. Ed. Hicks and J. P. Scoggin
were business visitors in Louisburg
this week. - !
The friends of Miss Mary Burwell
are pleased to welcome her to War
renton from Sullins College, Bristol,
Va-Tenn. Miss Burwell -is at the
home of her parepts, Mr. and Mrs. M.
P. Burwell.
Miss Gladys Gordy left on .Thurs
day for Salisbury, Maryland, to spend
the holidays season with her par
ents and friends.
Messrs. Dock Loyd and-Exurn) Clark
were callers at this office on Monday,
Mr. Clark, whose home is in Hollis
ter, has just returned froni"England.
He left New Orleans on The West
Imboden in August andhis trip took
him to Scotland, 'England, and the
coast of France.
Mrs. J. A. Hulsey spent Monday
in Henderson shopping.
Dr. Packard of Norlina made a
professional visit in town a few days
ago.
Mrs. Vann Dortch expects to spend
a few days during the Christmas
holidays with her mother, Mr. Moss
near Littleton.
We wish "The Warren Record" and
its many readers a very happy Christ
mas.
CLASSIFIED ADVTS.
Notice Taxpayers.
Those having tax receipts whose
land, was advertised for sale through
error, will please present them to the
Board of Commissioners that proper
credit may be given.
D21-22 JOHN L. SKINNER Chm.
DON'T LET Your Radiator Freeze
use denatured alcohol. 75c. per
gallon. HICKS SERVICE STATION.
FOR SALE Thirty-three acre farm
1-2 mile of Warrenton. Farm is in
excellent state of cultivation. Will
make a bale of cotton or ten barrels of
corn per acre. A five room house and
an acre lot on the edge of town goes
with farm. Priced very low for quick
sate. Apply P. O. BOX 74, W'arren
ton, N. C. - nov-24
BIG LOT Room-size Rugs just in at
- ALLEN & FLEMING CO.
ALLEN & FLEMING CO.
ALLEN & FLEMING CO. are show-
ing this week some of the best
values of the season in Ladies' Coats.
Call early while we have your size.
VERY NOBBY STYLES Men's
Dress Shirts at ALLEN & FLEM
ING CO.
FOR SALE Several Young Horses
and mules that we have taken in and
will sell cheap.
ll-17tfc. ROGERS & HUNTER.
CLASSY STYLES in Young Men's
Suits and Overcoats at ALLEN &
FLEMING CO.
FOR SALE SETTER BIRD DOG,
well broke, fast hunter, good retriever.
HAYWOOD DAVIS, Warrenton, N. C.
DON'T MISS those bargains in Ladies
coats; brand new styles and cheap,
too. ALLEN & FLEMING CO.
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and Fever, Dengue or
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FOR SALE Cheap Ford Roadster.
HAY'WOOD DAVIS, Press Pub.
Co., City.
No Service at Prospect the 5th Sunday
There will rbe no service at Pro,
spect Church on the 5th Sunday in
December.
J. T. DRAPER. .
MANSON ITEMS.
ANNOUNCING the opening of a
Clean, Sanitary Dairy under per
sonal supervision. Rich,- creamy
milk, -delivered . to your home . for
15c. quart. ,Customers wanted.
ARMSTEAD DOWTIN, City.
NICE FRESH Home Raised Celery
pulled as you need it for your hol
iday table. Notify WILLIAM
PERRY", City. 15-2tc.
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Let us Turn From The Talk
OF INSURANCE
To The Since Assurance
That We Appreciate Your Business
And Wish For Each of You
A Merry Christmas
A Prosperous New Year
WATSON & WITHERSPOON 1
Representing the Insurance Company of North America
Founded 1792
(Successors to The H. T. Macon Agency)
Office In Telephone Bldg Phone 43 Warrenton, N. C.
FOR SALE Dry Pine & Oak Wood.
Mr. John Hanselman of Emrioria, j ltc. M . P. BURWELL JR.
Va., was a pleasant visitor to his peo
ple here recently.
Miss Sue Watkins wTho is teaching
at Weldon was in town' some days
ago as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
M. V. Fleming.
Mesdames J. B. and WB. Brack,
and Miss Thelma Brack spent Mon
day in Henderson.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wil
liams a son on Thursday the 16, Ed
ward Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. J.-D. Ghampion visited
in the home of Mr. Louis Daeke at
Ridgeway a few days ago.
Masters W. C, and Benjamin Mar
tin of Sanford will visit in the home
of their Aunt, Mrs. Vann Dortch thisj
week, v
Misses Arnie and Minnie Wilson j
spent Sunday night with relatives at ,
Norlina.
Mrs. Cumby of Littleton is spend
ing this week with her daughter, Mrs.,GREAT yALUES in Men's Overcoats
COAL! COAL! Car Coming. Leave
your orders with JACKSON &
TUCKER, City. ltpd.
AN UMBRELLA Makes an Appro
priate Christmas present, and we
have just received some brand new
styles. ALLEN & FLEMING CO.
FARM FOR RENT Large dwelling,
good stable , and tobacco barns, near
Macon. This is splendid land. Ap
ply to 'Box- 47, Macon, N. C. 4w.
BIG LOT of Ladies' Coats just receiv
ed from TSfew York. Very cheap at
ALLEN & FLEMING CO.
FOR SALE Two well-located lots in
residential section of Warrenton,'
size 56x150 feet each. Good sites for)
new buildings. Apply P. O. BOX "74,
Warrenton. nov-24
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J. A. PIPKIN
Jeweler
Warrenton, N. C
At this Yuletide season
expresses his appreciation to
the public for their business
' And wishes every one a
Merry Christmas
and
Prosperous New Year.
B. F. Williams.
Mr. E. L. Hecht and family of Nor
lina visited in town recently
at ALLEN & FLEMING
Don't fail to see them.
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FREEZE
Alcohol 75c. a Gallon
(No Container)
BOYCE DRUG CO;
Warrenton, N. C.
FOR SALE: Farm two miles or less
from Warrenton, on good road.
Variety of soil, good state of cultiva
tion, tobacco barn, good pasture, more
tWnn pnoiiph cord wood to nay for
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place. VV VV . iniuvn, viKj.
NICE ASSORTMENT Bath Robes,
Ties and Hosiery, also most com-
FOR
LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIAL
AND HARDWARE Sent Us Orders.
You get it quick and its right in
Quality and Price.
C. D. RAY & SON
Oxford, North Carolina,
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Accept my best wishes for
A Merry Christmas
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A Bright, Prosperous New Year
"Your kind co-operation has contributed materially
my success and I appreciate it most cordially.
R. REGISTER
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