PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wiss pasted
through this city Saturday enroute
from Nixonton to their home in Wash
ington, D. C. after visiting Mrs. Wlss'
mother, Mrs Leila Brothers. They
were accompanied by her sisters,
Misses Helen and Esther Brothers.
Mr. ami .Mrs. T. H. Thurston, MLss
Claudnie Kuontz and Latiner Com
mander Mt Sunday on a motor trip
to Richmond. Baltimore, Philadel
phia. Washington. Atlantic City and
o'le r Hurt hern points.
.Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Taft and little
daughter, Katharine, and .Mr and Mrs
James Tatum and two children left
T ne-day to spend some time ot Ocean
View. While there they will stop at
the Monroe Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Sunnier of Bal
timore are visiting Mr-. Sumner's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. 0. II. Scott, on
Church street.
Miss Florence Iln man who has
been the guest of Miss Klizabeth Har
rell on Ehringhaus street left Sun-
nond.
Miss Verna Fen-bee returned Sat
urday from a time week's trip to
Baltimore. S,ili-!un and Ocean City,
Md ar.d Norfolk
Rev. C. H Maishburn of Ellen
town. S. ('. w.i- n the city Monday
on his way tn c. njuck to assist Rev.
1). N. DeSliie!-: ;n ;i revival.
.Millioidrink it.
Hit real tiling
ldi- :i hot day s
tliirst
De-alcoholized
Not a grape juice
but a full nia
turetl wine.
Order it today.
Women
Made Young
Bright eye9, a clear skin and a body
nil r ifin fK On1 KanUK --, ail Via
iuu wuva en tvi iicciii.il alia j
yours if you will keep your system '
in order by regularly taking j
COLD MEDAL i
IK
Th world's standard remedy fof kidney,
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles, the
enemies of lile and looks. In use Bince
1696. All druggists, three sizes.
Look for the name Gold Modal on ovory bos
tnd accept no Imitation
Ton hove used Iot3 rf
RiMiynairstraititpncra
and nono havodone
you cuy ood. Now
try the rotl hair
grower
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thousands of other girls
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Every sort of basket you need
t very reasonable price.
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THE IDEAL PORTRAIT.
Beauty, simplicity and ' Inxll-
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M1LKJELLY
FOR Qi LDREN
CfLATt
Children suffc rine from nimitir r
J complaint will secure nourishment
m from Millt Jelly when other foods
m cannot be retained.
Dissolve H box CHALMERS' GRAN-
ULATED GELATINE in 1 qt. milk;
add 1 cup sugar and boil 10 min. I
Afld I tcupoona ranilia, strata and harden, g
L. J'purity':. .a
Miss Pearl Berry has returned
home from a visit to Norfolk and
Washington. She was accompanied
home ly Miss Ruth Haite of Norfolk
who will visit lieiv
Mrs. Claudia Lamb has returned
from Newport News, where she spent
several weeks. Miss Anna Belle
Kubanks accompanied her home.
J. E. Coppersmith of Salem town
ship was in the city Saturday and re
ported that t lu crops in his section
were in line shape.
Leary Couch r, formerly of this
city, but now of Norfolk, has re
turned to that city after spending his
vacation here.
Wesley Wnodley, note teller at the
Savings Bunk and Trust Company,
has returned tr.im Nags Head where
he pent his v. nation.
Miss I!eri!..i i'alnier has returned
tn her h 1 1 in i ' ,i: W'eeksville after vis
itiliK M:ss Kii.'..:.ieih Rault's on Mc-
1 I'lii i -ini .-; i
.lr-. ('. 1 i S imlerlin and t wn i hild-n-n,
l-Mna a:, I Rut h, rei unied Sun
day nil-lit lli'i.l VM'i-k's islt Wi' ll I el -
a ' i v -- .a Null. ' n
I M-s .1 P ! ,n- ,iud -mi-. Ilaib-t:
and .1. ei Nm 1 1 1 1 R are nn.-- : nl
.i i M . . .MurriM'i ;e on Nort li Ruad
SI fee!
V. II. .1"- '! siieiit Friday at
Nag, II. a. I lie w as accoin pa n .nl hy
hi- children who have been speinl:i)K
-onie i.inn a! Nig- Head
I
In V l I'errv of I'lKladeliihia
arrived in ihi- city Monday to -pond
-onie ; hue w.i It li is nun her. A I r -. I,.
I'errv mi Nort h Road si n et .
&
Airs C W Bell and daughter ' Inr .1 u Cau l each church m j
I'a n.ila Ruth, iiave reiuimd Irmn a,' 1 a leie.-i, i n a i ;n n pii-pare an n.v.i ;
v.i- I- i it tn fiteiidr- in New land. j l'l hi no ' It !!:) can't tin . li
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I ' ( ) i i ma n i- i in pi nv ing a I tim ! i . ' 1 1 1 1
ii I 'i-r- - e -; i ei i .
I Ai ,-- Kugeiiia S'uiie of N w in hi.
( . i i v . i in g ii- r -r . AI r- W T
I I. n Sr .1:1 i ill r aglia u ; ' i
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T P N.i ii Jr. of New York
i ' i : !i ' -a n n Is AI r. and AI r
N.i .. Sr mi Alatlhew- -ire. a.
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Air mid Airs. II, Selig of Norfolk
ar- guest- of Air and Air- Frank Se
lig on Church street.
Mr and Airs, f .1 .lain'-- and
chldren are -pending the week end
at Nag- Head.
Air and .Mrs. W. AI (Jodlrey of
Shilnh are vi-itiiiK Airs. W. It Pritcli
ard mi North Road street
All- R F Owens and caildren
have reUirned from a visit at Colum
bia 'Mi-ses .Minnie Toxey and Nettie
Whi'e are spending some time at
Virginia Reach.
..Mi-s Ida Butler of Norfolk i- vis
iting .Mis- .Mildred Nixon on Norili
Road street
AIi--e- Alary Ward and Nellie
lla-i.ng- are -pending -ome time at;
Virginia Reach.
T. T. Turner returned Saturdav!
i
from a buying trip to N'i w York audi
Baltimore.
Mr and Airs. Frank Weeks have
returned from a visit to Ocean View
and VirgitPa Beach.
Mis- Alva Waters of Washington
P. C. is visiting her sister. Mrs. R. T
Venters on North Road street.
Miss Virginia Toxey nf New York
City is vslting her parents on East
Cypress si n et
Mrs T C. .McCoy returned to h'r
home nt Wallacetow n. Va. after vis
iting relative here
Mrs. J. B. Ferebee and children
have returned from a visit to King
Creek, Md.
Miss Alice Richardson of Norfolk
Is In this city, the guest of relative
JC. B. Ehringhaug went to Nor
folk Saturday on butlnesi
MIfs Lida Tillett spent Sunday in
Norfolk with her parents, Mr. a d
Mrs. G. A. Tillett.
Norman "Trueblood left Saturday
on a tour of northern cities.
James Russell of Pasquotank was in
the cty Saturday.
Dr. Julian Selig Is spending some
time in New York City.
Miss Almeda Carr and Mrs Klon
Carr are in New York City this week
Mrs. John Kramer left Sunday for
Penmar. Pa.
A WORD TO THE
CHURCHES ON LOVE
( By a Baptist)
I write not to the church but ;
all churches who are not showing any
brotherly love for their member.-..
Jesii:- tells us in the 15th chapter and
12th verse of John: "Kor this is tit v
commandment, as I have loved y ;;i, j
so sli.,11 you love one another." Now1
how aas He loved us? So much as'
to lay down bis own life for us. Ami i
how much love does a church -driw I
that .Vill make a member welcome
as long as he is able to pay in to the)
churc i, hut as soon as he becoii.es !
afllict (I or too old to labor for a liv-1
ing tin' church cares, so little for Inni
as to allow bini to go to a county j
home for the public to take care of I
him'.' There can't be any love i,, ii.i
And '.let) i lie world sees such lll'le'
care . auivn hy tin churches, how i.:.
we e v pftet to win t he world for
dir.-' I believe every (leineni., i j
t inn .- . 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 have a place for h ir .a
alid no, ir a nd let t hem go t her .-.
; t lo- i .inch. - care for them. Ti
i ai; e. i it. as well as the (;u. I-
low - .an But it takes love to in
it , a I I -he hind of love thai .e
wan;- u- In have. To nli i-
liel ' i-i I hail -ai r.lii e. There! oi . We
shoul I h ' -ai r.lh e too in i' i in
iiu i!d ii ii. h n nil red I lion-a il l ii il
la r c 1 1 u 1 1 -! 1 1 - -, moving college ., ; . I
goin:', 'mi lai' iii oilier nialtei- and I
leavi- iln p-eir invalid church un a I
her to go mi the puhl.c for hi- Ir. !
ing. I kioiw ol a church I hat ha a
I nous an nn-i rs anil it naco nn - i
b.-r w m!d give ju-t a half .'
week i wdi -uppnrt one invalid un ai j
her Know three invalids i.: i ,- ,
l n ii li . I l-i -a a I'a -.iii,l a n k 1 1 ; i
! in- II . ;il ;-l !; i,-l Aleuio l i-t Iju- .-ii
and t Primitive church. 11'
lime jo wake up and tesl our love
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1 no ll) 111 a private 1 a 1 1 1 i : n !
.-.He, I t . i r 1 1 v tie- 1 mult
a t
nugh' li do a
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i 'i il liny i I I'e I'M
and - how I -. v f
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I .1 I II ! I Mien I 1 1 !
v. ill t.iw aril h1-
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I'd gnu-!
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and : .. wi;l i a n I li rung limn 111
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and, id we w i 1 he aide In win tin I
w in id i - a C ii n-: h y prov i n g to - in
la i s 1 1 1 i ' we a re not alter t heir
an in v nn l nl'i-i I '! -oujs l.e'
your ir iii - m - ii ie in lore men i hai
hy seeing your gnnd works they may
he con-i rHiin-d in glorify our Father
who art in Heaven What kind ol
Iglil should we h i -hill"' ll is the
light of the love of Cud shining in
to inn own hearts thai will illumi
na'e 'he pathway oi the -inner so
1;.- can -ee whet ller '' I- ill I he right
paili nr the wrong pa'h and be con--:
r iiiid to turn tioin the wrong way
and come over to our way which we
should prove hy our love one for
anolli. r to In- ihe way in which God
l- leading us. Hu' brother, remem
ber we can't do tins goml, while we
care -o Utile for our brother or sis
ter as to allow them to go to the
County Home for a living when Un
church or h s deiionnuanoii can take
care of him or her and no: miss it. '
( ..MIK- I ItKI TI lv I' MUX
MKKTS AT RlllillOll.Vni
The I 'a inden Cu i nl ir k I'liion
meet mg will be held ai R :n iioua! h
i'.apti.-l Church on Aimu,' -7 and
-.V Following is liie . i i; r . 1 1 1 1 for
' In- two day mieting.
Friday Augu-' L'T
"(hi p. in. Int rodm ini'. S'linon:
Rev. Air. f I i lies. Kni'oilnii-nt of
delegates and organization
S;(M) p. in. Devotional services.
S:l." p. in Sounding tin- Kvange-li-tic
Note Dr. ti. W. Chirk-. Open
d iscussion.
Saturday August lis
DC Oil a. m. Devotional Sei vices.
in: l.'i a. in. How to Dim iop Per
sonal Worker? Rev V. R Duncan.
Open Discussion. '
11 ill" a. tn. The Sunday School
Teacher's Place In Kva ngelosm --Rev
('.. P. Harrill. Open d ism --inn.
11.4.") a. in. The ( lir.-nan Parent's
I'lace In Kvangeii-m Rev. R. H
Hall. Open discuHsiuti.
2:00 p. in. Devotional Services,
2:15 P. .M. Essent'ial Factors in
Preparation for Kvang di-tic Cam
paign. Hev. Joel S. Blown. Open
Discussion.
3:00, p. in. How to Conserve the
Fruits of an EvangclWtic Campaign
E. F. Aydlett. Open D!scu8lon.
3:45 p. m. Miicellaneous Dusineis
and Adjournment.
NATIONWIDE FIGHT
AGAINST DISEASE
American Red Cross Will Have
Health Centers in All Parts
of United States.
The American Red Cross 1ms launch
ed upon a nution wide campaign of
fighting dlsense and physical defect
among the American people. A new
and unique health institution has come
Into beiiiy us the result of several
months' study by the Red Cross Health
Service Departuieut at National Head
qunrters. Officials In charge of the department
predict that before Ions 'bis new health
activity wi'l be In actual operation all
over the country, and that the sign
"American Bed Cross Health Center"
will become ns familiar to the peo
ple everywhere as are now the signs of
the telegraph companies.
Busy Long Before War.
The Interest of the American Red
Cross In the flht against disease Is
not, however, of recent origin. Long
before the war the organization began
this health service through Its medical
units In disaster relief work and Its
department of Town and County Nurs
ing. During the war and following
the arilstlce thousands of American
Bed Cross odlclals have been fighting
disease in the war-stricken countries.
At the same time tens of thousands of
local Bed Cross ol'.i -hils have been en
gaged nt home lighting dlsense. nota
bly during the Influenza epidemics.
The American Ped Cross hns de
termined that all tnis valuable experi
ence in health service abroad and at
home sh.'ill not to to wa'-te. So long
as there are a half a million people
dying yearly In tins ootintry from pre
ventable causes, an 1 so long as more
than one-third of the American chil
dren nnd yoini' people nre victims of
physical defects, the Red ("loss recog
nizes the urgent need for continued
Bed Cross health service at home.
How Organization Works.
The Bed Cross Health Center is
governed by business principles, ap
pl.es businevs me thuds, nnd. In Its
mure simple form, can be established
and conducted b lay people.
It proceeds upon the demonstrated
fact that health Is a "ntnmodity that
can be bought and sold like brooms
and so:i;. Thcrtfere, It establishes It
self In a storeroom in the principal
business section of the community. It
dl-plays Its goods In the form of at
tractive l.eallh exhibits In Its show
windows. It iidvcrfses constantly and
ei"is - e!.v And n uses e ery busi
ness and -oi al ile, h e to attract cus
tomers. The Bed I'rn Health Center Is of
servi'e lu ihe sai l, :n i tint It irnes out
reliable and c ;!ele liit'urniatlon
about existing clinics, hospitals, sana
toria and oll:i- liisltullotis for the sick
Binl the ilel'eeilve; about available
nurse's, hii'h trained and practical;
fii-oiit when to coiisi.u a physician and
why to shun the ipiack and his nos- J
trains. ,
Teaching Disease Prevention. j
The lied Cross Health Center Is,
however, of even greater service to Ihe
well. It teaches people how to pre
vent sickness and disease. Tills Is done
ID many Interesting nnd attractive
ways llrst of all, by the distribution
of popular health literature and
through health lectures Illustrated with
lantern slides or with health motion
picture films. Then special exhibits are
given, one after flip other, on various
health subjects. Ptactlcal demnnst ra
tions are made; also health playlets by
chlfdren to Interest and Instruct them
selves nnd their elders. Classes are
organized In personal hygiene, home
enro of the sick, first aid and In food
selection and preparation. Health
clubs, both for younger and older peo
ple, are formed ; also Little Mothers'
leagues. Nutrition and growth clinics
are conducted for children.
Already more than a hundred of
thesp Bed Cross Health Centers are In
actual operation throughout the coun
try. Many of them also conduct med
ical clinics, but the one chief, out
standing feature of the American Bed
Cross Health Center Is Its health edu
cation service which teaches well peo- '
pie how to keep well.
FRENCH PRAfSE FOR
OUR RED CROSS WORK
Lnudlng the work accomplished hy
American philanthropy for war
strb ken France. Andre Tnrdleu, form
er IiIkIi commissioner from that nn
tlon to the I.'nlted States, In a recent
nrtlcle widely commented on through
out the French press, says:
"The American Red Crnsi hsa hc
complished a work which calls for
thn hcnrtfelt grnrl'iule of every trup
Frenchman. In 1018 thli great relief
organization spent In hehalf of Francp
nearly 87(KH10O0 frnm-s, nnd In 1010
Its expenditures nn charitable projects
In our country nttnlned the tremen
dous mini of 171.islfi.fKi0 It bus re
cently turned over to the French relief
organbnllons huge stocks of sup
plies whose value must be counted In
the hundreds of thousands of francs.
"Fifteen million American hoys and
girl, blinded together In the Junior
Bed Cross of America, ar hack of a
movement to establish the closest ties
between themselves and France's
younger generntlon through the clmr
Ruble works they have financed and
are now carrying out among our little
war sufferers.
"The annds of friendship hrtween
Pro nee and America la cemented with
mutual admiration, refpuet and fratV
tud."
FOUNDED IX 1808
TRINITY COLLEGE
Trinity College offers the general student the choice of a wide
variety of courses leading to the bachelor's degree. For mature
students It provides also special groups of studies in Business Ad
minirtration. Religious Training, Engineering, I're-med-ical
and General Science Work. ..Teaching, Graduate instruction
in all Departments. School of Law.
Fall term begins September 15 1920. For catalogue and illus
SeciTtary to the Corporation, trated booklet: 1!. L. I I.OWERS,
Try Advance Shop
For Job Printing
Exceeding The Speed Limit
isn't practiced by us when cleaning, pressing and re
pairing your clothes.
"Quality" is our by-word.
We serve to serve again.
To serve you would be a pleasure.
Fancy dry-cleaning of ladies garments given
special attention.
Palm beach suits cleaned and returned on short
notice.
We call and deliver.
We are not responsible for articles left in pockets.
j Cooper Cleaning Works
CM: Mili WON IHil.l, ami I. K AVION SKI. I -KISI MJ I I.OUi
Ilolh of these Hours are strictly high grade. Quality guar-ani-
ml in i . ; ;ie.
A. F. TOXEY & COMPANY
DISTRIBUTORS Wholesale Grocers
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I 1 ft - Wife' TIMI
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To some friends house -for lunch
uut believe me Id rather sfdv
ttnd play with
(.SFter.S'"'.I,K,tyati
W. S. WHiTE & CO.
Dealers In feed for stock and poultry, Beed for farm and gar
den, electric supplies. 120-122 Poindexter Street, Phone 64,
Klizabeth City, N. C.
Gallop's Good Groceries
are eaten in many homes.
ARE THEY IN YOURS?
M. P. GALLOP CO.
Phones 3 and 57. Cor. Main and Water Streets.
Prompt Service
And the best foods
well cooked is the
secret of our popu
larity. BUSY BEE
CAFE
H. G. PAUJ.OS, Prop.
CHARTERED 1830
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