I. " t i . ' : .l ; uau-
: G. I Cinn a I T. 3 spent
a c cf C-3 n : V;h last
: r.::::i city's Rep-
J -live, C. E. C-irn. '' '-:
I"::. T. L. C:cl-i and baby,
Clne Virri'i-, TT to spend
: t v.-eck in JucLccnvCle with the
c Iters v.Lil3 Kcv. Goodman- at
t:r.!s tis C;runt lectures in Rich
mond, Va. V ;l
Ilfcs Martha Pickett of Raleigh
i spent last week end here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Pick-
Mrs. is" C. Siske of Pleasant
Garden, near Greensboro, ' Bpent
several days here this week with
"-Mrs. J, L. Williams. " "
. Kr. and Mrs. E. S.Eskridge of
Ealefah spent the week end here
with Ilr. ana xirs. bod uraay.
f ;r t!ur.T tl J :
two spot; a I
Mrs. J. E. Jc: : C
ton, S. C, vLo I : ' i .' - ,
relatives l:re, ar.2 r Ir.'V L :i
handcrLicf to eacl cf I r cl-b
menu, rs r.s a ITew Yer tilt.
Mrs. Lesley was an:l:tci ty her
daughter, Ilrs. C. C. Icth cf Uay
nesbcro, Va., in serving teraptir
refreshments consisting of ham,
biscuits, dives, cj efface sandwich
es, stuffed dtes and an assort
ment cf cake accompanied by cof
fee. Mints were also passed , '
THE AUXILIARY MEETS
i'A Family' Affair" was the at;
tractive ' topic of the January Au
xiliary program held on Monday
afternoon at 3 :30 in the Manse.
It was in charge cf Mrs. N. B. Bo
r: :
eJ f:r i..
pi
1 2 . crk
7 ::!: at
this wiit:."
His sister, lliz, J. I ,. 1 n cf Wil
mington wa3 hero U c2 Lin Tues
day ;
;V Pinli E-I:" i Lv3 '
' Miss Mildred Ilcrtcn cf Green
ville spent the week end with Hies
I Jesse Vetherington at the heme
of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Turner.-
Misses Elizabeth Refers and
ney, Secretary of Foreign Mis-1 Frances Shankle were week , end
sions for the local Auxiliary. She j guests of Miss Rogers mother, at
was assisted by Mrs. G. V, Good-(Jacksonville, , ' J :
mg, nrs. i. h. Jemtt, Mrs, law Kr. Mrs. Robert Taylor of
rence Southerland and Miss.IulaBaleigh spent Sunday here. They
were accompanied back to Jtiaieigh
Hinson. who brorarht a last mes
Miss Betty Jenkins' spent tht I Sage from Dr.- George C. Worth
' week end in Wallace and Wilming
5 ' ton with relatives, ." . , " j -UTrs
'P'W. McGowen had the
misfortune to step on a nail last
x Saturday and had to take the lock
jaw treatment. ,We hope she'll
4 soon be on both feet again. . , ;
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Wells were
' called to Turkey last Saturday
- night due to the sickness of Mrs.
Wells' brother, Mr. Lewis Carroll,
who has a severe attack of Flu
Pneumonia. We hope for him- a
speedy recovery, . ' - . '
. ' Bernice Farrior and Roy Sitter
, son have been confined to their
' - rooms recently with the ; , mumps.
1 They needn't mind staying 'in a
, few days though, during this ' ex-
tremely wet spell. ' J,
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Mrs, L. A. Beasley was a "most
gracious hostess when she enter
tained the1 ; Thursday Afternoon
' Card Club last week in her attrac
tive home here. Visitors present,
i other than the club members were
Mesdames C. B. Penney, J. E. Jus-
" f -.1 j n n t v. a
who passed away at his post of du
ty jn Kianwyin Hospital in China.
Messages were heard from each of
his three children,' namely,' Wil
liam C. Worth who is an "Agricul
turist in Mutoto, Africa, ' Charle3
Worth an Evangelist in Hang
chow, China,' and Miss Ruth Wor
th who is Technician in Kiangyin
Hospital, China. A, sola was ren-
dered by Mrs.'Mosei Farmer. The
Devotional for the afternon 'was
lead by Mrs. F. L. Goodman,' and
the business session was- presided
over by the President, Mrs. 'John
A Gavin.1,., r - -, f - t " .;
. . ; ',t'n ,, t, . v
MRS. JOHNSTON HOSTESS
by Mr. Aubrey Turner, a student
at Kings Business College.
Messrs, J. J. Smith and Isaac
Stroud were Wilmington Business
visitors Friday. '
Mrs.' X. C. Turner and Mrs. Ro
land Smith were .visitors of rela
tives and friends at Beulaville Fri
day. , , '
: Messrs. T. A. and L. C. Turner
were at Raleigh on a recent day
to attend ff meeting concerning
the Tobacco Compact Legislation.
, Mr.-and Mrs.. EC'S, Kornegay
and family of Warsaw were guests
of Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Heath Sun
day afternoon. :
Mrs. E. E. Davis and Mr. Ru-
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will 1:-.; .
tO E.t'fc'-.i . j V ' V . Jim
ch rrs I ct I 1
TLccI:-:ed Izjlz.xj Cuizz Hut
week.
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The recent rains have made the
clay roads rather bad for travel
but 'sand roads are in very good
shape. The road leading from the
county , capital across Goshen
Swamp are in right bad s'nape and
very rough., Mariy of the roads
CC. -COLD
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from 3:00 to 5:00 o'clock. There
were only 8 members present, sev
eral being absent due. to illness.
After the usual sewing bee ' the
guests were invited into the din
ing room where they were served
a chicken salad course with ac
cessories. Rooms ' for the accasion
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BEAUTY SHOPEE
V
, BEAUTY CULTURE, ARTIST OPERATORS wau Aiiafi.w
' YOUR COIFFURE TO SUIT YOUR PERSONALITY.
V All W ork Guaranteed "
-fl Call 1211 401 Southern Building, WILinKGTOIT, IT. C.
W. H. JONES AND CO.
. ' PINK HILL. NORTH CAROLINA 1 ' '
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FERTILIZERS
, ROOFING and American wire fencing;' building supplies,
i'lime and cement. Tobacco Flues and Tobacco Cloth, Every-
thing for the home' and farm. CASHjOR CREDIT, We in-
vite you to investigate our terms.,, f -"( 1 , r
FRED HARDY ...
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GROCERIES
. GULF GAS AND OIIS , ,
Ferry's Seeds V
YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED
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WE WILL OVERHAUL YOUR
1936 MODELS. WORK DONE
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'V'AT HOLT'S STORE ;
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E. GRADY;
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Grady's soJa' fouJtain is'-known
far and wide. - A visit K to ' Seven
Ejrirs is not complete unless you
vl:t Greg's Ct:re.
Cold drinks, bottle and foun
tain; ice cream, candy; sandwich
es, smckes. We carry a complete
stock of the better known patent
medicines. ,
?. GAS AND OIL ; v ; i
5 PER CENT PER YEAR
-I am glad to announce to the farmers of this section iL:
have made airrangements.witli'.
.FOUR-COUNTY , AGRICULTURAL CREDIT CORPOEATICi;
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i-whereby thev will loan money, on proper security, for crc
$ ' production purposes at less than one-half of one,per cent
t, ' month. , : J :; i" ; V; ' - ' . .
. . There will be no stock" to buy in the Corporation, no h
g' other lending agencies. , l f '
"A r . See me at once at MY OFFICE, MOUNT OLIVE, N. C. an.
X i let me .explain my , money-saving plan more fully. . , '
r.lcunt Olive, N. C.
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your rj:n:r..i 13 izzzly Airr.rciATrD
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CLEARANCE
I have on hand a few pieces cf
China that. I will almcst give a
way, I would like ta msve this
frcrn the shelves.' Lc:1: over your
needs and see ne. ZillL j for les3
Han lU rri"2'
get in step with the i:o:TEY-iiA2i::a fat.::e?. r:
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