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' LOCALS AND! PERSONALS
OF INTEREST TO
Farmville and Surrounding Sections ^
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Mr^Harvey Turnage spent
Sunday in Durham.
Mr. R. Townscnd paid
Rocky Mount a business visit
Monday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. S.
Smith Saturday evening, Feb.
13th, a son.
Messrs. J. Y. Monk, J. ^ New
ton and J. "Pi/ Edwards spent
Monday in Wilson. ' j
WANTED? SEWING at my
home on Pine &reet.? Mrs. J. E.
Jenkins, Farmville. *
Miss Eunice Andrews, of
Wilmington, Is the house guest
of Mra.F aulE. Jones.
EG<jSlbr batching? Buff and
White Orpington; 15 for $1.00,?
J. M. Harris, Farmville, N. C.
Several of bur townspeople
nuMored to Snow Hill Sunday
enjoying the delightful turnpike.
Mrt. J. T. Bundy spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Isham Gay, near Wnl
ftooburg.
After visiting relatives in and
around Farmville, Mrs.. R.. Y.
' Windham returned to her home
in Greenville Tuesday. ^
Miss Engeunna Pensh, a nurse
from the Memorial hospital in
Washington, spent Ia& Friday in
?Farmville the guest of Mrs. J. T.
Bundy.
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The Phiiathea class of the
Methodic church will have .its
White Sale Saturday, Feb. 20th,
at Lang's store. Everybody in
vited to come.
WANTED? to buy one' Oxen
weighing about 1,000 pounds.?
W. J. Rollins, Farmville, N. C.
Mr. an^ Mrs. W, J. Turnage
returned Tuesday morniqg lrom
a few days visit to their son,
Lieut A H. Turn?ge, who is
stationed at Norfolk, Va. j
Mrs. I. B. Myers and daughter.
Miss Dorothy, who. have been
Oft an extended visit to her
daughter, Mrs. W. L. Johnson,
near Bruce, returned home la&
week. *
Miss Annie Laura Lang, who
is attending the A. C. C. at Wil
son, spent the week end last at
hor home here. Shs was accom
panied by one of ber .school
chums. Miss Pearl Andrews, of
Wilmington. "
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Come op! Our pocket is yawn
iq? for that dollar. "
Mr. B. & Shgftyird went to
Wilton Tuetda/ afternoon.
Mr. a A. Joyner, Dr. wul E.
Jones aod Mr. J. W. Joyner were
Wilson visitors Tuesday even
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Rev. S. E. Mercer, president of
Carolina College, is expected to
arrive in Farmville Saturday
afternoon and to conduct ser
vices at the Methodist church
Sunday. The public is invited
to hear this excellent speaker.
Mrs. Paul E. Jones and house
guest, Miss . Eunice Andrews,
went to Wilson Tuesday morn
ing to be present at the an
nouncement party of Miss Ruth
Deans, oi Wilson, to Mr. B. A.
Joyner, of Farmvtite
Mrs. Crittenden at Home.
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Tuesday afternoon Mrs. H. T.
Crittenden delightfully enter
tained a number of the young
people of Wilson at a Valentine
Party in honor of her sister Miss
Ruth Deans.
Th$ j>uest were received at
the door by Mrs. Crittenden,
Mrs. Wm. Moss and Miss Deans.
Little Mica Ruth Clark Browrv
held, a silver waiter bearing hand
painted place cards decorated
with little Keupsies attired as
brides.
Io a game of heart that fol
lowed Miss Ruby Young won
the prize and Mrs. Paul (ones of
Farmvillle, (he consolation, a
China keupsie dressed as a bride.
Ap enjoyable heart contest de
lighted the guests. .This directed
the guests to the dining room
where a large heart bearing
favors for bach, furnished
merriment. * ?
The dining room table was
beautifully decorated in hearts
and cupids appropriate for the
season.
A delightful saUtd apd ice
course -was served by six little
girls.
The guests were much sur
prised when they found; sticking
in the little heart cakes an arrow
bearipg-joyner- Deans, May?
1915.
After mucbt happiness the
guests departed declaring Mrs.
Crittenden a charming hostess.
I? Wilson Times.
Crfep Uems.
There-will be a ball given in
Macclesfield Friday nighty Feb.
19th.
i Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Parker, of
pear Crisp, were Fountain /pi
lots Sunday.
Hits Lelah Parker and Mr. R.
Brown were Macclesfield visi
tors Sunday.-*-1
Miss Gladys Wiggins,, spent
Sunday with liei aunt, Mre,
Tbad Lewis.
A large crowd attended Sun
day school at Forbes church
Sunday afternoon.
' Don't forget the concert Fri
day evening, at Shivers Hill, ad
mission, children 10c. adults 25c.
MUs Evelyn Hooteo, Principal
of Crisp High School, was. in
Macclesfield, Saturday after
noon.
' Miss Myrtle T urnage, of Foun
tain, *pent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Sallie Corbctt in Mac
clesfield,
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Eagles, of
Crisp, spent last Sunday in Leg
eets visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Fountain.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Newton, of
Fatmville, spent last Sunday
with Mr. Newton's sister, Mrs.
D. D. FeltOD.
Miss Nell Taylor left Friday
evening for her home in Snow
Hill. She returned to her school
Monday morning
Misses Mary, Edna, Janie and
Delma Moore spent Saturday
and Sunday, with Iheir cousin,
Miss Beltie L?wis, in Maccles
field. ?
Master PleasentlBrdwn, son of
Frank Brown; had au awful ac
cident last week, cutting the
side of bis foot. Hope he will
soon be back in school.
TW QMm Ttet Dm Not Affect Tho Hud
SffMJf ol its loalC and laxative effect. LAXA
TIVE nONO Q17INIR8 u better than ordinary
Quinine and doc* not cauae nervouanea* nor
TinjrinK In head. Remember the full name and
I Mk for the signature of K. W. GROVF.. 25c.
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Several from Farmvillc went
to Gree-nville Wednesday even
ing and witnessed Verdi's Beauti
ful 'II Trovatore'. They report it
one of the best ever seen any
where.
FOR SALE1
? Fbrty-five acres well wooded
land in Facmvillc township near
W. A. Fields place on Green
ville and Wilson Road.
^ B. F, Moore,
Raeford, N. C.
ADVANCE
PROGRAM
OF
THE
Pastime
THEATRE
FOR WEEK
ENDING
Saturday
FEB; 20th.
Monday Night:
? . TREY O' HEARTS
| _ 14? in*2 parts.
The Firft Law.
White* Roses.
Tuesday Night:
The Return,
(in two part?)
The Hoojoo.
Wednesday Night:
Let Us Have Peace,
tin two parts)
Partners In Crime.
Thursday Night:
The Stpr Gazer.
Dot's Chaperone.
His Big Chance.
Friday Night:
Those Were Happy Days
(in two parish
The Girl From Texas.
Saturday Night:
Terece O' Rourke No. 1,
(in (wo parts)
They Didu't Know It. ?
FOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT '
BY A. F. EASON, Reporter
Local Happenings Wise and Otherwise
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< Mr*. R. A. Fountain and son,
Robert, went to Tarboro Tues
day,
Mr. and Mrs. I?d. Lovcjace, of
near . Pinetops, were in town
Sunday.
Mr. W. M. Moore spent Sun
day visiting relatives near Wul
stonburg.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Owens
spent Sunday visiting relatives
near bere.
Messrs. B. O. Turngge and K.
M. Cox were in town last
Wednesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J.1 Tug well
spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting relatives near here.
Dr. Rose borough held his
regular services here Suiyidy
oighl, a large crowd attended.
Several of our people went to
Farmvilb last Friday night to
see 'Seven Houfs in New York'.'
Mr. W. R. Crisp and sisters,
Misses Annie and Kate, of
Macclesfield, were in town Sun
day. ?
Mrs. C. C. Baker spen^ Satur
day and Sunday visiting her
father and mother who reside
near town.
Mrs. B. F. Lewis left last
Wednesday fbr her old home at
Burlington, where she will spend
several days.
Wallace Lee, the magician
impfrsinator and lightning artist,
gave an entertainment here
Thursday night, a large crowd
attended. His .entertainment is
high class in every respect
Rev. ). E. Kirk will bold his
regular services faere Sunday
and Sunday night. We hope to
see a large crowd present at each
service for we arc sure Mr. Kirk
will 'ia>e something to tell us
worth while. *
Mr. John Stanfield, a horse
trader from Macclesfield, was in
town Monday, late in the after
noon he started home, the hone
he was driving became fright*
ened and' ran 'down lefferson
Street, throwing Mr/ Stanfield
out of the cart The horse caire
very near running into Mr. W.
E. Lang before he stopped. He
finally broke ouLof harness and
jumped over to Mr. G. M.
Smith's yard and stopped. The
cart was broken in a few placer,
but investigation proved that
Mr. Stanfield was not seriously
hurt.
BUSINESS LOCALS
FOR SALE? Soja beans, L. A..
Mcwborn, Farmville, N. C 29-3t
For cabbage plants apply to C.
L. Moore, Farmville, N. C.
Prices right. 2-S4t
You will please call at the
Hub Hardware store and -get
tobacco seed C. R. Townsend.
Choicc Black Minoroco Eggs
for sate at 5Qc. per setting of 15:
? W. J. Dupree, Walstonburjf,
N.C. . 12-2 4?.
For Sale!? Few more choice
Poland China Pigs. Price $18.00
pair, or $10,00 each.? W. J. Dt>,
pree, Wallonsburg, N. C.
CALOMEL IS MERCURY ! IT SICKENS!
ACTS ON LIVER LIKE DYNAMITE
"MSN'S Lhtr Tom" Stub Your Uttr
Bettor Tku Gilmel aid Detut
Salhnto ?r Mrti Yd Sick.
' Listen to mo! Takc .no more sick
i cninp, salivating calomel when bilious or
constipated. Don't lose a day's work I
Calomel is mercuiy or ouickailvcr
which causes necrosis of tnc bones.
Calomel, when it comes into contact
[ with sour bile crasbcs inlo it, breaking
it up. This is when you feel that awful
nausea and cramping. If you arc slug*
i ffiah and "all knocked out,'* if your
; liver is torpid and bowels constipated
or you h&vc hcadadhe, diuincBs, coated
| tongue, if breath is bad or stomach scur
just take a spoonful of harmless Dod
son's Liver Tone on my guarantee.
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norths my guarantee? Go to *?* drug
store and get a GO oent bottle- of- Dod
son's Liver Tone. Take a spoonful to
night and If it docsa't straighten you
right up and mk*e > ou fcel?Hno and
vigorous by. morula ? I want you to go
back to# t lie store and get your money. I
Dodson*s Liver Tone is. destroying .the
ealc of cnloineV because it is "real Vliv.r
medicine; entirely vegetable, therefore it
can not Bull vatc or make you sick.
I guarantee- that one spoonful of Dod
son'a Liver Tone will put your sluggish |
liver to work and clean your bowels of
thai sour bile und constipated waste
which is clogging your system and mak
ing you feel miserable. T- guar an too that
a bottle o! Dodaon's Liver Tone will,
keep your entire family feeling fine for
months. Give it to your children. It is
| harmless; doesn't gripe and they liko its
pUasant ta*t?
2 inch Continuous poA, White
land Verni* Matin; regular $10
_vmhie at the new price of
... Vf
$6.25 -v.
agagc ;
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We are going to offer for a short time only some unheard of
prices ou Steel Bedsteads, for the cash only.
You cannot afford to miss this opportunity. Buy now and
saye money. You wiH find a few of our specials listed here.
We eliminate compe
tition atthe car load prices
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See our big ctispay
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2 inch cqntiauou pillows, in
White only; $10.00 value, to so ]
while they la& for only
$5,85
? 'fctttt 1 1-Iv> inches, 51 1-2 iaches |
hitrb. in rtn'y. .At the lo*
price <iow o'
$3.90
Thit was $6.00 bed.