CALVARY BAPTIST CHINCH
Calvary Baptist Is The
Youngest City Church
wp/ ?
IN mill mi* of Y<*:tr? Siimhiv Sc*li????l Was I in l.it
tlr Chapel, Then |{n. II I'. Hull \ oliiulwrcii
V Without I'uy, and a Heal C.hiirrh Was < >r^ani/.(*(l
. "~*Tho youiiRnst church in Klixa
fcoth City I* I ll<r i'alv.irj !<:; !?? ?> t
Oft Riverside l>riv. which wi
ffgiin izi'il April in, 1!?21. with
IS chartcr imoiiiImt*. Thi? nr tu
torship has now grown t . ? about
i.0?
The orennfxiilion of this
eiitirch was largely 11m- uiiiki <Mih
of* many years of faithful ami
Efficient effort mi (h*? part ??:
Mcmborn of illackw II Mimiioi'IaI
HaptUt Church of this city. A
rfMBrftn Sunday Sellout was
eomVwctod in tin* pro^ant bulld
iur. which ha* -since Iki'ii ? n
largcd. every Sunday afternoon
fift* many yours, with K. F. Ay
mlcll, S. S. Davis and C, J. Wurd.i
a?sist<-il by women momliors of
tflackwell Memorial, as l< aders.
.^ZfTUo Sunday School prow until
Jt$qU. of a preaching aervice wan
(?It and it whs thou Hint Itev.
Komulu* F. Hull, already in the
city and serviug two rural
?fettcrh<?H, const n ted to prcu'-h a:
tho"mlsuion each Sunday night.
Aftil this church was organized,;
wTr. Hall served this mission
without compensation and at its
organization was formally called
nior*Btii1 servos us pastor. Since,
th*LJimi> a $2.ii00 annex has boon
?Med to the building. Last
year Calvary llnptist Church
raised about $2,000 op building
debt and current expense*.
i <
vibe two country chiurhcs of
whWh llev. Mr. Hall is pastor:
Mf. lyrea and Corinth, near this1
I 1 1 y, ' both having t 1 fcach In -a
I IKY. It. l\ HA I.I.
"Ty Sunday and are numbered
anionic i ho VMrouKfst rural
churches in the section.
Ilereu Huptist Church In situa
ted four miles from Klizuheth
( Hy on I ho brick road leading
to South .M IiIh, which is tin first
paved link in the Klizabeth ?lty
to Winton Highway. The church
was organized in 1856 with 12
charter members. it now haw a
membership of .170. It is the
"Id home church of Federal Judge
J. Warren Davis and Rot. Quia
Clothing That Every Boy
Is Wanting Now
OvMooatH fur Hoy*, oura
l?? <; y r:?. . *41. .K) to
OvMPoai.i fur Hoys. ay?-? h
l? 1 1 yv.i.. sill full lltM il or nil
w?n?l ni.-i, < ria Ik In tin* most
l? |nilnr colon?,
to si2.r?o
Mark in. tws -tlic uliort rout
for n-al Outdoor Hoys iii a
Inautifiil ranv.o of ]ilaid hark
i ns,
Si7.'S 10 to I I yrx , # >?.?.%
Sl/i-s 1", to is yr.'i., #t?.H.*i
A ronipU?to lint' of Hoys' llatn
oi Overcoat.
Hoys' Online Gowns, such
?; to IK ym *I ?m>
Two Pants Suits for Roys- -
Rliml.v wt-ariiu; w?*ll mndV*'
suit* of pitiil materials and in
I lie bent patterns, wizen ?? (o
ix ym.. *o.?n to *10.50
Hoys' SlipdV. r S wt'U I i'1'rt ?
tliese nnniberH are tin* l?-Ht
valms ami are in the most
wanted coior.s, sjsn.o r, to #r?.r?o
Hoys' Coat Sweaters in all
colors, sixes 26 to prices
ratitiiiiK from JM.or? to ?o.r?o
and CapH to ko with any Suit
Hoys' Outing 1'ajumux. six
es H to IS yrn. ? |..-?o
R acker & Sheely Co.
Elizabeth City's Heat Store
ten C. l*?vi?.
The following have nerved a*
pastor* since 19 MO: J. H. Fere
bee. I>. I*. Harris. W. E. Weal, J\
S C. Davis. W. R. Hdight, C.
Roy Angell ami H F. Hall
Mr. Hull has been pj.stor of
I.eren since June. 1919. Under
his pni-torate ilerea has completed
Oil annex with tight modern
Sunday acho?.l rooms. Ilcreu has
}.r caching service every Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock.
Corinth baptist Church Is
situated on the concrete road
which is. a part of the State High
way from Kiizabeth City to Eden
loo and is only two miles from
the heart of Kiizabeth City. This
i hutch was organised in 1891
with IT charter m* mbers and
* now has a membership of 297.
Here also Mr. Hall has served
ns pastor since 1919. Corinth
has a fine Sunday School with
an average attendance of about
200. a woman's Missionary So
ciety. a Sunbeam Hand, and two
II. Y. I'. I Vs. Corinth Is now
planning to build is modem Sun
day School rooms to meet the
gtowing needs of the church.
The preaching, service is held
e\ery Suuday afternoon at 3:15
o'clock.
Hev. R. F. Hall ?a? born In
Sampson County in and was
? ducated at Wake Forest College
and at the Baptist Theological
Seminary at Louisville. Kentucky,
receiving his A. B. degree from
Wake Forest In 1918 and com
pleting his course at Louisville in
1S?11*. The same year he mar
ried Miss Bessie Stanton of Row
land und there are two children.
Kdith and Horace Douglas.
In addition to his duties as
paetor of three churches Mr. Hall
has been the Associatioual Direc
tor of the Seventy-live Million
( umpaign. which was launched
live years ago and is now being
<.? mpleted. November 23-30 hav
ing been designated as completion
?<?'k. On November 1 Mr. Hall
issued a letter to ilie Christian
workers of the association urging
thein to organize for the final
effort to put the campaign over
the top.
The standard ret during the
Soonty-flve Million Campaign is
in lie maintained if the Baptists
of the South carry out their pres
? nt program. Apportioning nts on
thin bants hate been made In ?mch
stale and the financial jcoal of the
Chowan Association for i)S3 I*
$45.UU?>. This apportionmer I
was recommended by the pastor*
and executive committee and also
ty tlio association itselt t it its'Sast
annual tfessioD at Warwick 011 ;$*-p
tcmber 24. 1^24. The apportion
ment of each church as fol
lows:
HiiTTartls l|rldijf II. |ti 1
haven $310; Herca lteiio*i
$60U; !teulah $ 2?>?? ; Hluckwell
Memorial $6.<ioo; Calvary floo;
Center Hill $900; Chapp. 1 Iliil
flliO; Coinjock Jlfio; Columbia
$500; Cool Springs $420: Corinth
$!M?o; CfMwell $400; Bbenezer
*1.550; Edentno )5,oQV; Eliza
beth City Klr*t $5,500; Kngle
har?i $50; Kur** $200 ; Kureka
700; <Jate?Yilh* $90U; Genevu
$5": Great Hup* 820? Gum
Nwk $loo; H- 1 1 ford $1,650;
liw'ihsvillt 12011; HunJle $25;
l.idk-n Town <25; Macedonia
$4oo; M.tnteo $350; Middle
6*ui?p $.?00 ; Mufuck $-25; Ml.
Hen.--.ani $650; Ml. Sinai $325;
North I?aki> $30; Oak Grove $.ho;
Oak Ridge $110; olivet $75;
I'antt'Ku $25; I'leaKaiit Grove
$300; Poplar Brunch *22*;
?Powell* Point $225; Povidone*
$?00: Hamoih uilead $1,000;
Rehoboth $100; Reynoldson
$$U0; Riverside $500; Roanoke
Island $125;* Rocky Hock $2.
t?4??; Roduco $100; Rop?r $225;
Hus*> Hay $25; Salem $500;
Sandy Cross $2,100; a*.344ra:0.
Sandy Cross $1,500; Sawyer's
Creek $2,100; Shady Grov?- <2i".
Slilloh $1,900; Sound 8ld?- $*00;
South Shore ? ; 3uinm?*r?et $25;
Suan Quarter $150; Travis $15*i
Warwick $1,500; Whalv's !!'?.??
$50; Whlteville Grove $<''"19
Wodvillt* $250; Y<K)plro $400. '
CHILDREN
It is comparatively easy to indulge one's
pride too much in the matter of smoothing the
way for children.
It takes strong winds to make strong trees,
and problems and struggles are necessary for
the production of strong characters.
Childhood habits are vitally important.
Give your children practise in the formation
of good habits ? open an account for them
here, and by precept and example help them
keep it growing.
Carolina Banking & Trust Co.
Columbia, - ELIZABETH CITY, - Hertford
WHILE THE WEATHER MAN IS
SMILING UPON US
.'.ml, Im Ton* the (lays ^row ?horler, we invite your attention to some
item* vsliirli liavc ^iicciiil interest at litis season:
MADEIRA AND ITALIAN LINENS
A litrp- iiml ;illr;i>livi- <li-|il:iy of llic-r ^mxU ill firm's llial |ii:il
ly utlriirlivi*.
OTHER THINGS FOR THE HOUSE
HOLD
Spreads. Sheets :i ml Pillow (lanes, Blankets, Towels.
ALSO NUMEROUS PERSONAL
ARTICLES, TO WIT;
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, I nil. cell;:*-, (, loves. Etc#
il will he a pleasure to show yon at your first opportunity.
FOWLER & COMPANY
OUR ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
of PIANOS
1' HICKS AS I.OW AS
$75
OTHERS AT
$100 $125
$150 $175
$200
n?
Terms as l.inr as $ 25.00 ( a* It
Included in this sale are Pianos of the fol
lowing manufacturers ?
KN'AIIK. KIIAMMH A BACH. LKHTGIt, HTKIFF.
HTOHY * CIjAHK, HTAHR, I.IXDKMAV, IIIUCWH
TKIt, I.I DWKI, HTINiKK, IIIIADHUIIV. CONCXMID,
HltlNKKItHOPP AMD MANY OTHKHH.
That hnvc come to us by way of exchange ?
these pianos are being overhauled and put in first
class condition nnd offer a rare opportunity for
you to get a good serviceable piano at practically
one-fourth the regular price. This lot of 35
Pianos includes Grands, Uprights and Player
l'ianos ? Pianos that will be good for home,
school, or church work. If you have the remotest
need of a piano it will pay you to attend this big
sale.
Sale Now In Progrfu
Art (Quickly Before II In Too I .ale
Piano* at Practically Your
Own I'ric?*
PI.AYF.Hs As LOW AS
$325 $350
$375 $400
$450 $500
I'ny us I .it lie a* S2.> (!anh
Wwkly I'liyninit* oh SiiiiiII
uh SI .50
Pay a * l.iltlr an $5.00 Pvr Month
DUFF PIANO COMPANY
304 Main Street Write For Complete Bargain List Elizabeth City, N. C.
"LARGEST PIANO DEALERS IN NORTH CAROLINA"