Mr. B C. Joyner, of Baltimore
Md., was in town Thursday.
Mr. Lee Carr is al home again
for the summer from ths Univer
sity of Va.
?*> Mr. E. A- Raa'jciry, -ol S:an
lonsburg, was 9 Farmville visi
tor Thursday.
Mrs. J. H. Harris tnd sou are
? pn an extended visit to relative^
in Murfresbora
Bora to Mr. And Mr*. J. T.
Harris Thursday uftcrnoon, May
27th, a daughter.
Her many friends regret to
fearn that Ma Jack Smith is
confined with illness.
Mrs. John M. Wright and son,
of Goldstar o, were gueto of
ifo. Y. E. Wright I ail week.
Mr. W. A. Pollard and daugh
ter Miss Mamie Ruth, are spend
- 'ing this week in Richmond. Va. I
I' \MMessrs. Hubert- Joyner and
jack Lang reached home laA
' Sk'1 ^rom W orient on High!
I ^ Tljhere will be regular services!
Jfjhe Methodic church neat
- Snnday morning and night by
tl|| pallor. f
Lieut. A. B. Turnage, wliohas
bfen spending some time here 1
with his parents, left Monday for
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fannie Joyner has been
in Raleigh the paift few days at
tending the Convention at St.
Marys College. j
Mr. Harvey Turnage left Wed- 1
niesday for San Francisco to tyke
ill the Pan American Interna
tional Exposition.
See the account elsewhere in
this issue of the ice cream sup
per to be given on the lawn at
the Horton Hotel.
Mr. and Mis. J. V. Edge, ofl
Rocky Mount, are the gueAs of
Mrs. Edge's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Q Joyner.
Miss Lela Newell of Washing
ton, is spending some time here
visiting her sisters, Mesdames C. I
C Joyner aad R.A. Fields.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Morgan and)
son, and Miss Louise Whittyloey
have returned home from a visit
- of several days in-New York.
W& Mr. W. L. Humphrey, of Balti
more, Md., has been in Farmville
for the pa& few tiays the gyestl
of bis brother, Mr. H. L. Hum- 1
.The Joyner Furniture Ca, has
fuA purchased a fine and grace
ful pair of largo grey Worses I
which ihey wil1 use chiefly ior
their hearse. j
? Dr. and Mrs. E;W. Jones and
- children, of Cape Hattcras, Lave
been in town for the paA tev-I
oral days visiting Dr. Jones' sit
tcr Mrs. Y. E. Wright
We are glad 10 report that
Krs. R. H. Knott, who has been
confined to her room at the
Davis for some time on account
of illness, is convalescent.
Misses Novella Horton and]
Saliio Kssel came home Tuesday
afternoon from Richmond, VaJ
where they have been attending j
the Woman's College of that
city. I
W? ore requeued to announce
(bat Killer Sylvefler Iiassell will
con<Jmcl services at (he Primitive
BaptttLcliurch in Parmville next
Suoda>\niclii, Juno 6ili, at 8
o'clock.^ . '*43*%,
Mr. J. D. Murphy, of near
Farmville, and Miss Catherine
Britt, of Snow Hill, were mar
fib! at the home of the bride's
parents, Tuesday night, June 14.
Congratulations.
Miss Annie Laura L?njr came
homo lail week from the A. C.
C. at Wilson, accompanied by
her room co-l class-mate, Miss
Ruth Hardy, of Way Cross, Ga.,
wbo spent a .'ew d*y. I:::c.
Mr. J. M. Chriflman, of the
Davis Horse 4*d Mute Ex
change, left !a>1 week to r the
We? where he will speo'J some
sevfral weeks buying, and ship
ping horses to thG warring coun
tries.
Among the recent auto pur
chasers of Farmville we note the
following: Mrs. W. M. Lang and
Messrs. H. L. Humphrey, J. E.
Hughes and Mayor, Ben A Joy
ner; each of whom bought, a
Ford.
Have you attended a ay of the
services being coadudled in the
Chri&ian church? If not, go out
and hear some of the religious
discourses. A good sermon, and
good music as well, can be en
joyed each night by those who
will only attend these meetings.
LAWN PARTY.
The ladies of the Episcopal
Auxilliary will give n Lawn
Party and Ice cream Supper, in
the Horton HSTel grove, Weti
nesday i evening, June 9tb. Only
the beft quality brick ice cream
will be sold. The funds' realized
to be used in remodeling the in
side of the Episcopal church in
Farmville. Don't forget the date,
Wednesday evening June 9tb.
; ;
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Items fnm East Far.nville.
Mis* Nettie Grey is Moore vis
iting her brotS^r C. L. Moore.
Mrs. Ivey Weils and Mrs. LUft
Davis spcuit': Sunday in Greene
county.
Miss Chartoltie Spikes is
spending the week with her
Unc!e near Walflonbu^g.
Rain! Rain! Rain! Frogs and
Flies, but our liitie group is Sill
moving on and going tome.
Two of our citizens Unde
Billy Lussilcr and Joseph W?Bs
is taking in the Richmond festi
val icunion. v j
Mrs. }. B. Notris and Daugh
ter, Miss Annie la spending ihe
wwk-epd in WjIkw county with
friends and relatives.' v
Letha Belle unJ Lucy Ann
Flanagan are spending the week
with, their father, Mf. |. T. Flan
a'gian in Gruramersburg.
It is with regret that we report
Ihe illness of the little 'fltngftfr*
of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Moore, we;
hope to see her well again soon.
Mrs. L. A. Gardner and little
son, Robert Alton, spent Satur
day and Sunday in Saratoga with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. John
? Mr. J. B. and Joe Robert Nor
ris spent Saturday and Sunday in
Beef, Pork; SailMge and Fish daiiy a?d Brains Wed*
We also have in flock anything in canncii goods, Peai
Tomatoes. Pcocbes, etc. "Sun K$" table penclies tl*
Maine grown Irish Potatoes, Cabbage, Ruta Bagas &
National Biscuit Co.'s Cakes and Crackers.? Always
Phone 134. When in need of any of the a
Yours to serve, ?
A FEW THINGS THAT ARE
WORTH KNOWINjG
\ji : - ' < .
vfS' ' 'lk' V"- ' ? '* '' '? "?
i do not i dvcrtise (o hurt any competitor's trade,
Is merely my weekly bulletin of what 1 have to offer,
w.iat you ought to know; and have. If you want real
Glass, Silver Ware and Jewelry at tow prices, I can
yju. Beware of imitations. When ycu have a watch, ck
or any other jewelry to be repaired take It to
D. R. MORGAN, Farmville, N.
"Expert Repairer and Engraver."
And -you will be satisfied. Your repairing done wh
i you wait. ,
CO.
6. H.
al>ju X ^ JKAGES SIX
TY DAYS OLD AND
OVER ' * c?' n
ALL
Yv
M
AT|TH.E^.
OFFICE AT FARM
VILLE,N.C.ONJULY $
10th, 1915.
^Positive, Rain or Shine
.
w.
JLB.M008E,
Agent
, -? ? ' L>
? *fz. V J
HI. E6LEST0N,
Superintendent.
CARD OF THANKS.
Editor Enterprise;
We desire to express- through
the columns of your paper out
dei'p and Rratoful appreciation
o( the many acts of kindness and
sympathy sliown us by 30 raany
of the Rood uDd kind hearted
people of the towu and neigh
borhood during the recent illtresf
and death of our little leloved
one. Sincerely,
. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Joyncr.'
' ? v:" v ' ' ? ' . ?V\1'- ? i
Hone^y means; what a man
thinks as welt as what he does.
K The devil nilutu let" his dues,
but the printer, never.
FOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT
DY A. F. EASON, ReporUr
Local Happenings Wise and Otherwise
W. C. Merccr was in town |
R.'^. Fountain, Jr., for |
|oa( bread.
.Mr, ?. Gninor, of Faruiville,
was in jtowo .Monday.
Mesfrs/,R. A. and Sam Dozicr
were in town Sunday.
?? >irf. A.. V. Kewton spent this
wujU vhitins: in Farmville.
. K Drucc Beasley spent |
ay out of town visiting.
V.?F. L. Eagles paid Farm
k business visif Tuesday.
r. and Mrs. A. C. Owen
{ Sunuay out of town visit
Visit Beasley Drug Store and
he lucky one in the candy.
te&. ?
Mrs. W. E. Lang, of near]
Wal&onburg, was in town Tues
visiting.
Mrs. A. T: Smith and dughter
Miss Chri&ine, were in town
Monday visiting.
Reports from Mr. C L. Owens
sue ihat be is improving rapidly.
We hope to see him home a
g iin soon.
Mr. H. B. Diida, one of the
moil prosperous farmers in Wil
son county, was in town Satur
day on business.
Misses Minnie Cole and Lula
Bridgcrs, of Macclesfield, spent
Sunday visiting Miss Mary Nor
ton near Wal&onburg.
Messrs. W. R. Crisp, Don
Crisp, Paul Brown, l'hos. Brid
gers ynd Roy Brown, of Mac
clesfield, were in town Sunday.
Mrs. E. Bruce Beasley, after
spending several days in Mur
pheysbocb, WinSton-Salem and
Apex, returned home Thursday.
Misase3 Catherine Cobb, of
Pinetops, and Ruth Dunford, of
iWin&on-Salem, spent the week
[end here, visiting Misses Maude
and Capitola Turn age.
" In a game of ball here Satu'
day, Ma/ 29th, between Foun
tain end Ward's Run, Fountain
was victorious; the score being
13 to 2. The game was not very
interesting since the locals had
the visitors outclassed by far.
QU Sow, Otktr KmmAm Wm'C I
Tk* WIM am, ao aultar o( h<m low Xamdlni,
?r? cored i tar the wondcrli l. old reliable Dr
1'aln and Ileal* at the mm time. 23c. 50c. HjOC
The public is cordially iavited
to attend a Ball to he c:von here
in the fountain Development
Building on Thursday night
June lOih. Music by. Fountain
&ring batfd. Managers, W. L.
Lane and J. L. Fountain, Jr.
Messrs. A. J. Tugwell, W. L.
j Lane, J. L. Fountain, Jr., M. C.
Owens, Jr., V. E. Owens, W. R.
Graham, A. F. Eason, J. W. Jef
ferson and M. E. Smith attended
the Keegan? Hanson wreAling
match, at Tarboro, Thursday
night.
Mr. Louis E. Wooten, who for
the pail two years has been a
student at the A. & M. College,
at Raleigh, returned home
Thursday. Mr. Wooten was t>
member of the A. & M. ball team
and we are glad to ?ate that he
will assist the locals during his
summer vacation.
There will be a ball game here
Tbureday afternoon, June 10th,
between Fountain and Pinetops.
Game called at 3 o'clock. Every
body come and witness this at
traction as this promises to be
one of the be& games of the
season. Both teams are well
equipped with r*ood ball players,
and both arc anxious for this
game and yie assure you it will
be played to a finish.
Tuesday, June IS, was quite a
busy day here. Early Tuesday
morning Mr. R. L. Jefferson
came out and began to chop
weeds and clean up around his
Sore. The movement spread
like wild-fire, and soon every
merchant in town was busy with
his hoc, rake or shovel. Al
though Fountain has not estab
lished the "Clean-up Day"
method, the citizens are begin
ning to realize that it will add to
the town in both health and
prosperity, and surely we will
not be idle if we think it will
help our town and community.
Noriolk Qouthern Hailr d
ew Uhort lloute
FREIGHT SERVICE
If you value quick transpor
tation; route your shipmentstjua
Norfolk Southern Railroad.
Watch the time made by their
package cars, and you will find
that your iniercita are be ft served
by patronizing, them, as "Time
is Money."
i Nj refrigerator onr
' earth keeps food fresh
er and finer tatting
V^. ? ' - * *
than the Automatic. ,
. ? .. /
.8 a food-keeping ma
chine it deserves the]
consideration of every
careful housewife,
I
In addition to this
-you get in the
Automatic the fam
ous "Built-in water
cooler? "-in a class
by itself ? w h i c h
provides an abun
dance of safe, cold
drinking water, per- *
fectly protected a-,
gainst dust, impuri
ties and food odors.
? ii ? i ' ..in i.
You will be inter- -
effted in seeing the
Automatic, even 11
rop aren't ready to
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