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SEPTEUffiU 30TH, 1937 ' " ' ' T ' ' t, - '4.-, 4 - - . .. - - 1 ' . i Vrrp 4, 4 J- ;-t;ji Fd dl 4 " f. 4' f'i." '." "Vo QlzHiz ; 1 ,",-V.AIT!U ytkt;. Fcr lis Nio-Athntic Fair 1 Tlcxt Vcc1:, 0 CATI3 CK3.T'-T21T lit TwCCIAI, C IZZ3, L : ' ! a Sv! tLLZ:n ajunittel free up to 4 P. M.; -.' - I lK it ... . ' .. I s ,li -1 c' "!?en IT, C. -3 tAx"-""""" ' 1 . . . - I " ri a i 1:1 Tt Prcjram at night. . . 'i-'j Tr a at T't. oth local talent pro-i 1 1 1 t jf " Fit 7 ir 1 1: . or lit i 31 e ir t I? V- . i i i 'v v ! 1 teb Fctrily at L!o- --V,-y :-v-i Lho rWily? u - r.3 Oct. 4Ui AT ::c3, i p. u. :3 crzrrra etsht acts atd kxdvat ts I aiasiited fret up to 4 P. M. ALljruai. 'ITT !TAT- la tsaot3ced C;tard?y sight :T3, 1.8. C HAT." 111 i a-1 IS Dows. ; ",, i fr f " j i X " zzx crcus, ' ' 1 m ":il ilatfo: I 1 1. r -" 1U tf aU Kinds. ! v-r "'.irai; ' t e? : j t Zi C " -J, z.lzt 13, 10o ; ' LI ' '.3Z, I1.C3 f!i XTetk kefore tLe i ztz t rr3-crr:":i 4 3 -74-9-i::7 -Ti. r. C-:j, Tioe rr&". A A. 1: B. F. U;.Li, J. IL J--, C y E: c.r . 3,j.c.rt,c.c'- -,L.f - " j r i c i i, c. u. r ' j, : A. f IT' 3 r i! J i - ' i v 1 1 r. a : iL. sL. : c 3 1" ru't . 3, f E C sle a'-,.i 8. Y7C:HN'3 CI T The 3os'.':il 7c 3 Club IT't E rt. 2 1 1' e tome of Trs. J. 5. T:ai,Ley, .CI" as j 't- itv-aca. IIowL-j tLe s sesiion, ' i ly t!ie t"-".: t, Xza. J. ;. leromn, a Brc-'am 'Tawer- ,. A. V Jn in cLare.A heli'Jul "k concerning, bulb f .pwtb wax .li by Krs. J. II. larden and s. J. T. Denning read the poem, riiiing God". ISusib f 3 the pro xtH was a vocal told, "Thank 1 for a Garden." byJUri. J. ID, orome. '"' ' The hostesses served ginger cake -j-ped with whipped cream, and l Kr. and Mrs. C, T. Jerome, of laleisrh were enesti of lfr. and Zrs. J. II. Jerome Conday. Irg. I. H. Bradshaw is visiting relatives in Beulaville, Eilly Blanchard, Sta' shident snent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Krs. Jr W. Kr. and Krs. Leslie Karshburn, ; iss Lucile Teachey, and Leon Sy kes f Wilmington were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Teac hey Sunday. . - " ' Day of Prayer of the fifth dis trict of the Wilmington Fresby terial was attended by the follow ing from Bosehill: Rev. S. G. Har ness, Mesdames B. L. Carr, A.-B. Bland, J. B. Fussell,. W. B. Her ring, D..B. Herring, HtS. John son, B. 8. Symons, Grace! Harness, C. F. Hawes, and Miss Annie Lou ise Herring.--' -- " HI 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. B. rossell vis ited Mrs. Fossell's father. Mr, Willie Wells, who is a patient in the hospital at Wilmington, Sun day afternoon. , . 1 ' The following boys and girls recently left for ECTC, Greenville, la V , Hello, Dupbn Friends ! ! I AM NOW OPEEATINQ THE - BLACK and WHITE 1 Service Station V , , ' 1- ;- lor KINSTON ON THE COBNEB OF QUEEN AMD BRIGHT STREETS STOP BY GOOD GULF , ' , , - tv . - Gas and Oil t' COMPLETE tf Jefr McLendon I& beafos? i The only reason Tm drumming up business' for P. S. Carr Co is because they da a clean,-complete job at prices that are loud savings, and offer un-, .usual Bargains in Used Car Values. - - , ; p.s.cAn?xb. :;.v; I I I" nLt Erad 1 enl Albert i Jr., v.Izo is a stud i ; cf tie ser i t! 1j f ?r. i cf Ulabeth- t" " , :. and X2n. L. K. t : y. : i 1 l .i. A. B. Ve2 tpent ' ii I ."- ".iw 'Ji C. V. i. I a-, f 1 Kn.- frc'IIe Johnson of I' ,; id. Th. 1 I t. and Krs II. E. -za 4arL 2 tLe weekend. Hks IlarrLi EL Ltta russell, vtlio is a itulont at LonLbnrg Col loe, sent tie weekend at home. Cr. and' lira. jr. X. ureen oi 2 rex were the guests ef Dr. and ILiS. C. P. Eawes, Sunday. IZxu. W. S. rarmer ef Wilming ton spent Tuesday with. Krs. J. U. Jerome. ' 7 IZxt. pu&h Beidii very sick at her home here, and the following children and grandchildren have arrived to be with her: -.. DaviS Beid, Eoltimore, James Beid, Jack sonville. Fla., louis and Willie eid, Savannah, Carl Beid of Green ville, a. C, Krs. Louis ii. smitn Jr., Savannah; Benjamin Harrell, Porter Oitary Academy, Charles ton, S. C. - " . Kr. and Mrs. S. K. lockerman and Krs, W. H. Hall shopped in Ealeieh Tuesday. ' W. H. Ball, made a business trip to Washington, D. C. KNIGHT AT HALLSYTT.T.K Eev. J. L Knight of Mount 0 live will preach at HallsviUe Pres byterian Church all next week. He will begin bia services Monday evening Oct. 4th at 7:30, and will continue during the week speak ins: at 11:00 each mornins: and at 7:30 at night. - Mr. Kiiignt is a pleasant speaker, bringing a sim ple message of the Good Tidings. Special emphasis will be placed on good music during the week. We hope that all the people of tne community will arrange ; their work so as to be able to attend these services. - - Outlaw's Bridge The P. X, A. will meet in the 1 IN TOWN AND FILL VP WITH 4 t. itJLF GREASING EQUIPMENT ever ymmd , . I school auditorium Wednesday n-'Lt, October 6th, for the regu-lway kr monthly meetirfg. ' The presi- aent, xsxs. warren xiaxweu, uisiasu wen puvKeiujiuu una ncti urging a full attendance of mem bers, patrons and friends of . the school for the meeting. Kiss Edna Williams, of Kinston, was the guest of Mrs. Faison Smith Saturday night. Kisses Pauline and Hazel Out law are leaving today, Tuesday, for E. 0. Teachers College. , - - Kr. and Mrs. .Albert - Hichols and bays, A. J. and Dennis spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Tyrus Padgett, of Curne, were , weekend - visitors with relatives. ; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parker at tended funeral services for William J. Flowers in Mt. Olive Sunday. Mr. Henry Sutton of Kinston and Charlie Sutton of Southwood visited Mr. M. W. Sutton Sunday. Miss Margaret Outlaw and Lou ise Parker of A. C College spent Saturday night and , Sunday with the home folks. -Mr. Garland Simmons who is with the V. 8. Navy and has been stat ioned is Panama for a year, spent from Monday until Friday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Simmons and other relatives. He had as his guest from the visit home, Messrs. Detroe, Springfield, Mass., Charles Johnson, Oklahoma, and Freddie 'Dance, Sew Haven, Conn.They with Leroy , , Simmons visited J. D. Simmons at State Col lege Wednesday. ' Mr. Steve wiuons ana sisier, Miss Sallie Wilkins and Horace Ward of Bose Hill were the guests in the home of Miss Bachel Out law Sunday. - " ., Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Jones an nounce the birth of a daughter, Saturday September, 18th. v Mrs. Erie Berger is spending this week with her sister in Sims. Mr. Garland Simmons and his guests left Friday for Horfilk where they are entering the Navy Aviation Service School. Prices Turn Sky High on Wilson Tobacco Mart The Wilson tobacco market turned its nrices skyward last week and held all grades to levels not exceeded in many years, as the concluding days of operations marked an average of 5-44.73. Thousands of tobacco farmers last week from all eastern count ies saw their product wend its The landing of ikisan ;; The hiatory of America ia the story of achievement: The story of men who dreamed great dreamt k i and then made . these dreamt come true. - - Thit American Spirit, which made the ? U.S. the greatest nation in the world, bat been one of the major factorainthetuccest of the American Oil Company. Thit company tiolfUaVaSS ' et the comprettion motor py, a, . . A ' MMmnrllinfl Amoco-Gat, the firtv p,;wfl -. motor fuel. flrfniZZZO'QnS Psi? en c c V" i r s v.- , ' "1 i ' this week sales are coming up , to . to new heights, as the five'ett expectations fot the high dol-' sets of buyers seemed to freely far. ' '. ? - ' . 1 fly a ' srildedr stream ' and steady flow of the "where-with" that all farmers receive from displaying their' leaf before '- the strongest competitive force in the world. Tobacco sold up to S70.OO per hundred. Both local and for distant ens tomers of Wilson's market "last week mad high individual aver ages for their leaf, and homeward bound each day carried the glad tidings of the high prices in wil ton. The good news has been de livered' to every "tobacco growing corner. - . The Wilson market is now top-, ping the list and is seeking still greater honors, as the 1937 sea son progresses. Everything is working in a most harmonious manner and warehousemen, buy ers, and farmers are pulling one for all, and all for one. , : . There are no block sales in Wilson over the .weekend, and m I NEW FLAT TOP Heavy Gauge Sheet Iron Heaters, All Styles $2.25 up i Tip Top Hot Blast Goal Heaters! .j- ii a lveuy vxes, any yvcigui, With Winchester, Shir Gun Shells; nn vtw iT1 Kinston, PILGRIMS NEAR PLYMOUTH, the Pilgrims made history in 1620 Oil Conpany Again makes 6z3 Eslcxy vnfli evenr triors th Worid't ici.c:cr::u, - . ' V ' Warehousemen in Wilson advise all farmers to bring their tobacco to' this better market now. Hairier Resigns as Scout Head George Hamer, who - has been , Scout executive of the Tuscaroro , Council of Boy Scouts for the past two and a half years, has resign- ,; ed that position to accept wow as : a Soout Executive in St. Peters- ; burg, Fla. He plans to stay in ,' Goldsboro until a successor . has been chosen ";- 1 ' The Tuscarora Council now has , 31 troops of Scouts with three troops in" Duplin County, Warsaw ; Kenansville, and Bosehill. 'Mr. Mr. Hamer will conduct the Oc- tober courts of honor, ' and will direct the circus in Goldsboro on , Oct. 15th. WoodI 19c i T -I-Li CI Oil in Si 3 Handle mi Shot and Xpert 80c Per Box 1 aim Aimr i si 1 I N. C; Amoeo-GatV tot yeare, haa held more - world'' records than any other motor fuel, fiut acience dreamed of an even .greater? Amoco-Gas. So we tpent mil lion! of dollart . . new proceasee were in vented and patented : . . new equipment ? perfected .' V the greatest and most mod ernrefknng unit in the world was made modern new Aoco-Gasi. the great Trw it! Youll et a nev than bestl Try it! Youll get a new driving thrill and real economy i, Hi 1. 1 f 1 lV - f y $ i
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