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Caat Fralle Bexall
Baaia Party Aak aa
far statlaa aadl exact
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le-e t:uJs.-t, s;xr.t tLe week er.
her with his raietts, U. ail
Krs J. V7. IIuauLard.
Jumps LewLixk. son of U. and
lire. D. JL Eewlak, who had an
appendicit s operation at wu
minrton. is ' getting along very
Kr. and Mrs. Jesse jrosseu ana
Kiss Betty FusseTl left Konday
morning for lonaa, wnere uiey
will mwnd a lew weeas .
Kiss Elva JTorton, of Rocky Kt,
spent the weekend with Mrs, I A.
Wilson
Kiss Virrinia Ward, of Raleigh,
recently visited her matter, jars,
Visa Lihv Kav Carr, who . ; has
been a patient in James , Walker
HosDital for some nme is sun se-
rioaslyflL"' -' , .'
Kr.J. C. Hanard,. 7r spent
the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. yelTertonj near Fremont. ,
Ivey Kaness, who had an appen
dicitis operation in James Walker
Bosnital recently, is improving. .
Harvey Soney, Jr., who i : a
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ed ter parents ii Llantoniu. j
durirs tJie we.' " 3.
lira. V. JJ I' a zoci
Konnt. lecen:' . ut a few c
with her mother, lira. I-Le Cell
ars.
ISrs. Ion Smith spent the week
end in Clinton. "
l'.t'amn T, W WiHiams, XL
P., Allen, Herbert Cottle,
J. 1L
T.arnr and Kiss Eessie Johnson
attended a I -ptiat W It S. meet
ing of the Wilmington association
is Wallace one day last week.
BEKEFTT PARTY ,
A Vnpfit hearts nartv will be
VJym hv the Rosehill Woman's
flinh in the iiasomc nau. on wu
npsilay 4 afternoon. ' Febrnary 9
from 8:30 to o'clock. All
of the town and community are
invited to come. Twenty-five cents,
will be charged for playing. .' "
KRS. WILSON EUTERTABTS . C
On Batnrday evening, - January
sa w . L A. Wilson trave par
ty, honorinsr her truest Kiss Elva
Norton, of Rocky Konnt, ' .
Hearts and anagrams were piay
A at five tables. After several in
teresting progressions, scores were
r, tf
v. 1.
totaled and -.Kin i Horton! waajend with'their daughter, Krs. JL
tmnA to b winner of ladies high
score priae, a dainty linen jhand-
kerchier, ana mgn score juuong
tha men was won by H. M. Wells,
for which he was given an ash
tray Kisi Uorton, as guesi , f oi
honor was presented 'a box of
powder.-' v- r
, Th hostess, assisted . by . her
daughter, Kiss Betty Wilson, serv
ed a sweet course. .
p. A. AiraouiscEMEin;
Vme JMsema j, l j me
The SosehiH P. T. A will meet
nam leaders for this meeting are
ilrs. J, E. Teachey, Krs Ht; '
Boney, Mrs. JO. jr. Auen, ana ' u.
B. Turner, and the subject to be
discussed is "Juvenile Delinquen
cy and Crime." ' ' - -
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Virginia Dare's ;::
Cirtli Cc:lilicatc;
In Lcitlcii ' , ,
) Raleigh, An official copy
of Virginia Dare's birth .. certifi
cate, signed by ; President Roose
velt and Governor Koey, now re
poses in the archives of "His Kaj-
esty i Government,", m jjnaon
The: presentation was
maue
bv Jlr.' Carl V. Reynolds, ' State
Health Officer, thronj-h the - Ee -
partment af State, in A.'asUr;ton,lpostd of Krs. f
which forwarded the framed doc -
ument through tne united fc taxes
'Embassy.
'Hit Majesty,i Government
dmnlT anvreciates the dft." Er.
Reynolds was informed, on behalf
of Seville Chambenaiu. . .
' Dr. Reynolds also pre. LI a
copy to President Roost.;.''-,- v,La
signed the eertuicates on t e oc
casion of his visit to Eoii h v Le la
land, August 18, last year, uUn
the 350 birthday of Virgin 'a T .e
who was the first child cf I . j-
lish parents born in the
hemisphere, was celJorr' 1
Fort Raleigh, dnring t: e r "
season, which drew tLiM.
visitors - .from all parts cf
woild. ' - "
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Mrs" Carrie T e'e i 1 1
'ington, D. C. erc't f e we rl
viith Wr PMlA'a fcrOUvt. . Jl. Ji.
Powell and fanuly of Eo-.Vy ri.i"'- ' '
Mr. ; and lira. ii. if. - gioweai
have moved into' their new
home
on Pine Street. . - v
Mrs. R. E, L. whcllesi tpent
last week end with her sister,
Mrs. S. Jl Branch .in Enfield. ,
Miss Jean Thomas was in Farm
ville for the past week end; ,; : t
. Mr.r and Mrs, Alfred Cooper
spent the week end with friends., lawyer and has a lawyer for
ia Faison. ; .r
Miss Helen Marsh Best wat the !
gnesl of. her cousin, Mary 6rah.i
am Herring of Rocky Konnt Sat
urday and' Sunday "VJ J-.t1';
' Mr and ITda. O. F. Pri.in and
Catherine Pridgen spent tia week
Wilson Shonlara of Rich Sauare
Miss Edith Corratt returned to
Greensboro after a few days with
her parents, Kr. and lira. C. W.
Surrat- ',-
Kr. Bland Pickett visited rela
tives in rlon, & C, last weci.
We welc :e Kr. and lira. Bak
er , Kiss Hatch, lira.- Baker's sis
ter to our town from Clayton.
Also Kr. and' l!rs.-Harry Potter
and two small children fram Ka
nolia., y tf:- S?;-' 'f'i
. Those atendin? the IL'K. IHi-
. LutituteT Grace Church,
Rev. A. J.. Andrews, ls. Hand
Pickett, Mrs. C. W. Surrat Mrs.
Charlie Carroll, Mrs. D. E. Carl
ton, and Krs. Park Pridgen.
EUTERTAES AT TEA
FOR RECENT BRITS
' Krs. G. D. Ecnnett entertained
at a lovely tea Thurify after
noon, at her home on 111 El-cct,
honoring Krs HClivrey Eaci, re
cent bnde.
Krs W..P. Pridn recei 1 ' '
the door and r:rtt .'
Jr.; received in the L'
punch was served ry Z t "
Straujrhn and I'rs. L .
Lps. Ilrs. Ben Io 1 1 It
of the registration. 1 v J.
Fturior ushered gucttj tie
Lbrary to "the drawl
room,
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: where the reccivir'r L 'e v.
el -- '.tt
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tlie t
was covei !
ew.ierr 1 v
carna'. oi j
Cut fc
burnic? t
each end tf
ilis. II '
Kis. E. r.
and soivcd
's c
and v I At c
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Icrnv Dr. C -l.am
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1 traiss. Tlree
' 9 . would
3 nJe of
' tj attend a
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a heme of
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i.., 'w.
i a r t aavcB.iore.1
s aid htrrJ talk are re-
"s s?-s that her hus
'3 Tanicl Wells, who
! a ) I. i i.t"i -n County, ser
ved tL:: 'i tie entjre Civil War.
a ball at
is ohool for Boys in
Ha: -"jAa wicn her future
bus-
bar! v. 3 member of the
ment ei'. .inci.
regi-
Urs. closest living
rela-
tives are a granddaughter
and
'great gra-IJUuhtcr in Indiana-
poLs
i T-r.. fiinzerii a lawyer, married
jher father-in-law.., Mrs.-: Ringer,
forrccr'f -SSm Gladys Wells," at-
fcs? i school in CJinton, was
a 1" i rt ing student at H .C. CI
W, Mo, and graduated in
ic:i as Ce first law student at1
Ann Arbc?, ISch Five ears ago,
when Krt Wells was : 82. she
made a two-way bus trip to ; see'
her grar '.airliter and reached
each desuiiauon without a jar to
her health. -
' T 7 "s is ore tf a family of
jc titers fal to t.otLers. The
younirest cf thii irroun to die was
a brother, who was accidentally
killed at it ago of 70. The only
other inei-ier of this faau'y liv-
tesr at rf nt isa aster, I?s. I-
Ida Will.u . j, of Ea:ehia, who was
78 years old on Thursday,-, Janu
ary 8, Dr. and Ers. Uranam wu
liama aas' " 1 ia Fiviiz Krs. Wil
liams a I .1' 'y duincr on Thurs
day and "Z.t Caraa" was one oi
the tlicf S$r . ' . :
At hcxe Ilrs. Wells is the de
voted z S cf It iiiast great
w t ' :r r.;rLlin CZljims,
CLe cr. vu-.': rs olher close
r! -i i.i f s rT-:tyre and!
r 1 : -' s cf 'V.'i: -ce and in
I'tf f tie Lie Eo-ck WeSs
ia V . " ;n, D. C. There has
at r T,"";ic:r'n in Let fa-
. I.-. "..c" '1 V.'lUiams of
k 1 toe yean ago
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7 . !:'.iilL' Bland of
i v.w.a in town Thursday.
I '1 E. P. Strickland and
L. E. ( r of Warsaw were
i t - jt ' '7, .
7 ' i L ..cJi Sanderson, mus-
' :a I t,ir' -rre spent W.
esl -;re with her parents, I
.'.til j. L. II Xandenon. j
""7 1 rs of Campbell Col-1
" rcnt '.e week end with It
's, t-i."and Krs. J. V.;
I" j.AC. Cavenaugh of V7I1-;
.'.a r""Lt Tatar Jay aftars
L her t ler, ri"s. C. V. J ., ,
r. r"y rrette J r
'd her and ir"t 1. l-
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H. Ward was ia '
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XIlwS L' 7 ' and lorn
Ires gent-I -ay in r:"ston.
T. T i7o'j. Vocatx. 1 vi-
cultural teacher in ths stoil, ir,
able to be W and resume his c-i, .
ics, after a few days confinement
due to illnecs. ,
1'jre. Karv B. Parker - was ia
Raleigh Eonday.
llr. and axi. L. u. seawcu ana
two children of Jacksonville were
visitors at the home of R. C Sea
patTAav afternoon. r
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Mrs. Frank Jessup and children
spent part of last week in loiza-
ethtown and Tayettevuie, ; wna
relatives. - ', ' '
Rc2chi!l Hcnorl :
Roll 5th Month
Second grade : Elizabeth Fussell,
ITattift Pearl Herrins. Sally Sim
mons Jerome, Dorothy Thomas,.
Inv Ttrnwniner. Doane Cottle, J.
"C. Knowles, Edgar Murphy, Hunt
er Wells, V. , S. weus, Jr, aus
Gray Baker, Thelma Brown, 'inei-
ma J. Brown. '
Third Grade: Eva Benton. Lor-
ene Murphy, Annie E. Merritt, El
len FusselC Carlotta Sholar. t . f
Fourth Grade i Sallie Orey aer
ring, Helen Ann Griffin, Margar-
et Benton, Dorothy Knowles. i i a
Fifth Grade: Billy Griffin, An-
na Holmes Lewis,' Allison Bryan,
Pansy Alderman, ; Gayle Wtw,
Ruby Ann Kaness, Hilda Mallard
Eivth Grade : Joseuh Grimes,
Cenry Ward, Jesse Wilson, Kary
in Bradshaw, Betsy Hall, Ruth
Luller Herring.'
Seventh Gradt Louise Barnes,
TtniM CriffiiL ; Grace" Robinson,
India Register; Estelle Thomas. ;
Eiphth Grade; Myrue xeacney. -
Kinth Grade.: Reba, loung, Cleo
Sanderson.- : V '.$"JJi
Tenth Grade: iXucile Merritt
Ruby Enowles.;:?5;f &H
Eleventh Grade;: Helen Batts,
Ruth, Fussell. - , ,
Frcfn Wallacell
On Tuesday evening February,
I, the boys and girls teams oi tne
Rosehill school met both, teams of
the Wallace school on the latter's
court The score was 14-4 in fa
Af "RiKohill hnir and 23-20 in
favor of Rosehill girls.
. Gordon Teacney, ;maKing nve i
points,? won high, score for r-the j
boys team, t '7';iv'
' Therehas not been a reaT fre--
isrht car shortare ia the JJ United
states since 18L2. .,' ".? ' ; ;: ;
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"We planted 8.7 acres of oaM,
which wa top-dressed with 1 ri t
" lbs. J?er acre of Arcadian. .
r harvested 561 bu. and are ic. I
them for seed at $1.00 per bu.lue ,
t best we can figure from pat ,.
i 'yields we received art extra proht .
.' from this field of over $200.00:
'' 'HSiHi'C and H. S. Smiths a
JM;;:.'i i-k v Wakulla, N C.
'BEST WHEAT I EVER aWSED"' . , . '
Thia la the second year I hava,-,
used Arcadian on my v ""t and ; ;;
1 have for the becond j r tha .
best crop of wheat I I u -ver'
.V raised.- Arcadian more t- u ju : ,
Wed my yield." , - '
f T9T.B-.:Wbb, Shelby, JT. CV" ;
'WADE FOUR TIMES THE C"'T OF t
, '''This year I top-di
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trains with Arcad in i. i.
averaged approximately ;j h
" more yield to the a-re t 1 - i
' no Soda waa used. 1. r .ia
' profit ia more '
. than fbnr times
-L' the cost of Area
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