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LOCALS AND PERSON Al#1
Farmville and Surrounding Sections
Bora to Mr. and Mr*. C. L.
Moore recently, a daughter.
Attend the Basket Ball game
tonight at New Farmville Ware
house.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Cohen spent
Sunday in Snow Hill with
friends. ki '
Several from Farmville have
been attending court at Snow
Hill this week.
Mr. Guy Taylor, of' Hooker
ton, spent a few hours in Farpa
ville this week.
Mr, and Mrs. G. M. Holden
spent a few days , in Snow Hill
this week visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. R* A. Fields and
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Beaman were
Snow Hill visitors Monday.
Mr. R. A. Stamper, Supt., of
the East Carolina Railway, paid
Fannville a business visit Thurs
d ay. .
? Mrm. ]. B. Moore, of Burgaw,
spent last week in Farmville
visiting her daughter, Mrs.' T. C.
Turnage. I
We will hold services in the
Pythian Hall Sunday morning
and night A welcome awaits
you. ? C. B. Mashburn.
Mr. John Braxton and sons, of
Ayden, spent Wednesday in
Farmville the ' guests of Mr.
Braxton's neict^ Mrs. C. L.
Moore.
A few minutes downfall o!
hail accompanied the - heavy
thunder storm and downpour of
rain that passed oyer this iectiop
Wednesday evening.
Mn.J. Exum, of Snow Hill,
spent several days at the home
of her stater, Mrs. P. J. Bynum,
near town, this week. She is
now visiting relatives in Farm
ville.
Rev. Mr. Matthews will, hold
? services at* the Episcopal church,
on Sunday morning and night,
Feb. 28th. Also a leten ser
vice on Monday aftejraoon,
March first at four o'clock.
In the local advertisement of
Mrs. J. E- Jenkins last week, we
stated she resided on Pine street,
this was an error, she resides on
George street, just, back ol K. A.
Fields' residence o n Church
street.
There will be a Basket Ball
game here tonight, I looker ton
ve Farmville. To be played in
New Fannvilla Warehouse, will
begin'at 8:46. Admission 15 and
25 cents. Come out, you'll enjoy
the game.
'Among those who went from
FormvQle to Greenville to at
tend the Townsend-Smith wed
ding which took pi face Wednes
day evening we note the follow
ing: Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley
Smith, Mr. and Mr*. W; J. Tur
nage, Mrs. Nan Smith, Mr. B. S.
Smith, Misses Mae Strin??fellow,
Sarah Martin and. Messrs. J. Y.
Monk, B. A. Joyner, Harvey
TurnnKe, Sam Albritton, J. B.
Moore and Carl Beaman. *. >4
Tonight, Feb. 26th, a match
game of Basket Bali.will be play
fa ed in the New Farnivi'.le Ware
bouse between Hookertonand
Farmville. This promises to be
a good game and everybody
should turn out and therebjffea
courage the boys. The Fantt
[ vitk boys have just . recently or,
The game will be called at
the admission 15c, ' tor
and 25c. ;
TOWNSEND-SMITH WEDDING
IGretuvillc Jf.
The weddipg Wednesday eve
ning at 9 o'clock in th? Christian
church ol Mr. G. R.'Tov^psend
and Miss Vernessji Smith fifled
the church with a large ilitodfc
of admiring friends aud relatives.
The chancel was Jbeaptifully d Pej
orated with potted plants and
evergreen vines Kith baskets of
pink roses, A number of .candle
Clicks were, placed among the
potted plants, adding* much ? to
the attractiveness of the decora
tions which formed a most ap
propriate background for the
\ wedding scene.
'A choral' service preceded the
entrance of the bridal party, in
Which Mrs. T. E> Hooker sang
"At Dawning", by Chadman,
which was followed by the sing
ing of the Bridal' Chorus' from
The Rose Maiden" by Mias "Lil
lian Parker; Mrs. G. B^W. Had
ley and Messrs. iRodney Polack,
Chas. James and C. BTRowJette;
Mrs. J. L. Cnrper accompanied
them on the piano. Mrs; Hooker,
Mrs. Hodley aqd Miss Parked
carried large bouquets of Killar
Pey roses.
The wedding march from Men
delssohn was, played by Mrs. J.
L. Carper as the bridal proces
sion moved tip the aisle; and dur
ing the cerenr "A Memory."
The bride walked up the aisle
with her father, Mr. R. L. Smith,
who gave hei in marriage. She
wore, a white sateen gown with
duchess lace an?T pearls with
train, and Carried a large bouquet
of bride's roses and liUies of the
valley. j*
.Mis# Mary Lee Smith, who was
her sister's maid of honor, wore
gold cbarcaeusv with real lace
trimming, and qatfieA a bouquet
of pink sweet peas with sweet
pea showfR
The dames of honor were Mrs.
P. J. Forbes, who wore pink
charmcusc withhold lace, and
Mrs. . Sain White, who wore
wbite charmcuse with lace trim
mings. Both carried bouquets
of white stast peas.
The four bridesmaids were
Misses Martha apd Ann Taylor,
of LeaL&vUle, mid iliiscs Francis
Bagwell and Susie Moore, of
Greenville.' They were gowned
in white -charmquse' with gold
trimmings, and each carried a
iarge bouquet of long stemmed
KiHarney roses.
The flower ajrb were Louis?
Smith, with Willie Turn age, in
the right aisle and Eleanor Smith,
with Fred Forbes, Jr., in the left.
The girls, dressed in white with
pink ribbons, carried gold bus
kers of pink roses, while thsi boys
?tretChcdmtfinW.
Mr. Towusend had atbe^man
Mr. T.li of Danville^Va,
rand the six ushers iJNre Messrs;
B.- A. Joyner of ).farmville, 'M. B.
Holderiy of Wilsoit. Rod D. M.
Clark, Barney Warren, jjesse
Speight and W- H. Smith, of
Green\1ll^^^,V?^*a^S^J
The wcddion ceremony wa$
performed by Rev. J. J". Walker,
the bride'n'tf.islor. The ring
k'eremony was
As the bridal party fell the
church the "March" from 'Tant>
hnus^r was played by the orga
nist.
After the wedding a reception
was held at the home
I bride from
'iV.11.1.1 . 11 . 1 . .
in way of ice cream, mints and
ueart shaped ^akes decorotod
with lilies of the v?Hy and salted
almonds were served in the din
ing room by Misses Annie King,
Christine Ifason and Earnest ine
Forbes. y/>
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hurrlssmet
the guests as they passed through
the door leading from the dining
room to the hall and escorted
them lotbe siting roopi. Mr. J.
B. . Kittrell (tod Miss Rubella
Forbe* were receiving nt Ihe sit ?
tiflt; room door. Punch was
l*t*ed by Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Flanagan and Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Quineriy.
The guests were nexl shown
into the gift room where Mr.
Chas. japthes . and Miss Lillian
Parker and Mr. Rodney Polack.
and Miss Susie Warren were
receiving. The lafteriumber of
handsome gifts of which the
bride; has been the recipient
were shown in this room. This
large number of wedding pres
ents attests the popularity of this
couple and shows in "what high
esteim they are held in tliis city
and county.
Mr. and Mrs. Townsend left
on the early train for Richmond
where they will spend a few
xtays before beginning their bri
dal tour .which, \vill include the
exposition at San Francisco with
numerous other cities in the
West. 'fThey 'will- make- their
home in- Farm villein the future
where the groom has n wide
business' connection. '?
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T FOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT
BY A. r. EASON. Reporter
Local Happenings Wise and Otherwise
Mrs. R. A. Fountain went to
Tarboro Saturday. ^
' ? Mr. E. F. Gainer, of Farmville,
was io town Thursday.
Prof. L. A. Mattox spent Sun
day visiting near Wilbanks.
Mr. R. A. Stumper was in
town Saturday on business.
Mr. F. L. Eagles went to I
Farmville Saturday on business.
Mr. Abner Eason went to
Greenville Saturday on business.
Mr. K. R. WoOten, of Falk
land, was in town Friday on
business.
Misses Nellie, Cbristeen and
Clara Smith, of near here, were
in town Sunday.
A large crow<jl of our people
attended the concert: at Shiver's
Hill Thursday tiight.
Messrs. B. O. Turnage and R.
A. Fields, of Farmville, were in
town Friday on Business.
Miss Mary C. Buckner, prin
cipal of F.agles School, spent
Saturday in Macclesfield.
t Messrs. R. A. Doricr and W.
R. Crisp wer^ in town Sunday
on their "usual business."
Misses Ruth and Deltna
''oore, of near Macclesfield,
were in town Sunday visiting.
There was a ball given at
Macclesfield Friday night
Quite a number of our people
attended.
Messrs. R: T. Eason and W. T.
Felton, Jr.,. and Misses Mattie
Walstoa and Pearl Johnson, of
Maccle jfield, spent a short while
io town Saturday afternoon.
Misses Lillian Gardner acd>
Annie Owens spent Sunday in
I'Xrmville visaing Misses Peail
and Neva Owens.
; Mrs. Robert Allen, of neor
Greenville, spent a ^?krt of last
week here visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Jno. I. Eason.
Mr. K. C. Edwards left Sun
'day morning for Jno. Hopkins
Hospital in Baltimore, Md ,
where he will undergo an oper
ation.
t
Misses Maude Turaage, Etta
Mercer and Nellie Owens went
to Tarboro Saturday to attend
the teacher's meeting which was
held there.
Rev. J. E- Kirk held his regu
lanservices here Sunday morn
ing and night. There was a
large crowd present at each ser
vice. We are very' glad that Mr.
Kirk will be with us again on
Monday night. March 8th'. This
enables him to be with as twice
a month. s
HOTICEI
The firm of W. D. Gay nor St
Co., composed of W, D. Gaynor
and K. R. Wooted has been dis
solved and W. D. Gaynor has
resumed all fespoikibility for all
debts against the firm and all
that owe the firm will please
settle with W. D. Gayrior.
K R. Wooten
\V. D. Gajnor.
A Gooil Motto "Work".
jALOMEL WHEN BILIOUS? NO! STOP!
MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIVATES
"Msta's Liar Tom" Is Hiralass Ti
CIuq Ynr Slsgshh U*r
Ugh! Calomel makes you tick. IVn
horrible! Take a doee of the dangerous
drug tonight and tomorrow you may lose
a day's work.
Calomel la mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of tno bones.
Calcmel, when it oomea into contact
with sour bil? eraahrs into it, breaking
1& up. Thia la When you feel that awful
nausea and cramping. If you are slug
gish am? "air knocked out," if your
liter is torpid and bowels constipated I
or youvhavo headache, diuittesa, coated
tongue, if breath ia bad or stomach aour,
just. try a spoonful of harmless Dodaon'a
I*lrcr Tono tonight on my guarantee.
Here's ray guaranty* ? Go to any drug
store' and pet a 50 cent, bottle of Dod
son's Li vet Tone. Take a spoonful and
if it doesn't fttraighten yott right up
and make you feel line and vigorous I
want you to go back to the store and
get your monev. Dod son's liver Toijo
is destroying the sale of calomel because
it is real liver medicine} ? entirely vege
table, therefore it can not salivate of*
mako you sick.
? I guarantee that on? spoonful of Dod
son's Liver Tone will put. your sluggish
liver to xsczli and clean your bo-arcls of
that sour bile and constipated w^sto
which ia clogging your system and mak
ing you feel miserable. I guarantee that
a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone will
keep your entite family feeling fine for
monthe. Give it to your children. It 5s
harmless; doesn't* grip* and they like its
pleasant taste.
TT'S always hardest to sell a carriage for the fjrtt baby. We realize
J. that and .this is the model that almost invariably pleases both father
and mother.
_ etrical design, perfect finish, detachable bSfc cushions, revfersf
and oxccilent springs appeal to a man's judgement. Its stylish
roomy body, and beautiful corduroy upholstering always
* eye. s , '
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to skow ihisCkrrla^e and oar other new
and your hnsbcnd some day (his week
& Monk Bros
Dealers and Undertakers
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