Mrs. J. T.jFJanagan relumed
Tuesday frofi an extended visit
to " relatives 'in Grifton, Ayden
and Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Moore, Jr.,
left Thursday morning to spend
a lew day with relatives at
Watha andBurga>v.
-Miss Etta Nunn, of New Bern,
will condfid a special service at
the Chrt^ian church the 4th
Sunday invhis month.
Cole's BriUiant Radiant Heat
ers makerpojW pickings lor the
dotfor. Health and Cole's Heat
ers go together. Better get one.
After spending a few days in
Farmville&is week Dr. James
E. Patrick and family returned
Thursday to their home at Seven
Springs.
Mrs. J. M. Lambeth, came in
Thursday afternoon to spend a
lew days here with her husband
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B.
S. Smith.
Mrs. G. M. Holdtn and Mrs.
G. A. Rouse and little daughter,
Mary Friar, went to Snow Hill
Tuesday to spend a w* days
Suoda,
bia, Mrs.D.
home last
a and daugh
Alice, went
day to visit
its, Mr. and
rianket Tues
tvflle. Finder
^I?ST!-Bq
<tay night in !
will return to
ceive reward.
On Thursday night, Pec. 2nd,
at Bynum's School tPitt County)
there will be given a party at
whk$ there will be attractions
for old and young and refresh
ments of all kinds will be ser
ved. The paMkife-cordially in
vited. r - ;
? ' . v.--'
A large number of Farmville's
lovers of sport took in ths foot
ball games at Richmond and
Norfolk, Va., Thursday, raoii of
whom went to Richmond. They
all returned muchf disappointed
as both Carolina teams got a
licking.
Elsewhere in this issue the
Atlantic Cq^I Realty CO., "The
Premier Auction People" invite
you to attend the land safes, to
be conducted by them at Arthur
on pec. 1& and 2nd. Read their
page .advertisement for further
particulars. ,
all previous recbrds Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week, selling around five hun
dred thousand pounds for the
three days. On account of
Thanksgiving there were no|
Nov. 29th when good
again exp??ted.
E, Patrick here Tuesday one of
his cottages on church; ilreet
was purchased by .Mr, J. G.
S&ithipKt the vacant lot on the
corner was bought by Mr. J. H.
Darden. The other property
-
ad Been IH Five Weeks? Was
Burned Neai Fa&land Thurs
da; P. M. Nov. 25ft.
minded of the words xin the
mid^t of life we a?e in death."
She was the only child of
Elias and Ida Harris, and grand
daughter of the late Henry liar
ris, and was only twenty-four
silver chords of life were loos
ened and tfce|beautiful spirit of
"Annie Bess" took its flight? in
the dawn of the morning of
i and her cheerf ul
?
ui Rulld Un The SvslCtll
Id Standard GROVE'S
chill TONIC. Yoo Imow
mg *!
, R S. Smith, M<||
j.and B, a Turnage
Selcher. Honorary?
j.t, Shackleford
| The followiog (ipiil beftbext:
were selMed from among the
friends erf Mts; Johnson, viz: Mes
dames Fannie L. foyner, Alice
trelJ, Edr Warreo,
j. h vShackettord,
J, Y. Monk, and W
Alice-Tankard ao
Scheduled Fa?
rains
NorthBound
12:39 a. m.
9:06 a; m.
-r : Sunday
9:06 A. M . |
at the head of an immense
mauufadurin?'lx>rporation em
ploying many hundreds of peo
ple, while the "dashinjf and
fascinating" brother is but a
clerk in his employ on the .pay
roll because he is his brother's
brother.
Is there food for thought in the
life work and purposes of these
We have many, ypuag men
growing to manhood in this
community, to them the future
is in their hands.
Opportunity may be plentiful
but only those who enter upon
a determination ?wiU rise to the
morerfmportant spheres of use
fulness in ^the business or pro
fessional world.
The be? advice this paper can
give to any young man is krearn
your pay. When you do that
other employers wiU be wanting
you at increased pay. ^
\ There are many rounds to the
ladder ot life, but Ujey are easy
ives it
matte.
until tbe k^
Time ani
community
vDotft forget the sew
the Presbyterian church
night
Messrs. H. T. Jefferson
A. Fountain were Wilson
J. L, Fountain, of
til week-end $
s Mr. S; % Parker, one . of #
clever business men of Pinetops,
was in town Sunday p. ta,
??V? ? i**
r; 8ev. A. G. Harris will con
duck services in the Presbyterian
church here Sunday Nov.; 28th.
'v ? -.v. ""1 2jS*
Prof. Norman Johnson, Miss
Maude Mooring and Miss Emma
Harden, teachers Of the Foun
Quite a number of people from
nearby towns were here la&
week to see the ruins of Foun
tain & Co.'s magnificent &ore,
which was decoyed by fire on '
Thursday a "m., Nov. Ml Mm
Fountain & Co. has moved in
to the old wooden blading
which was used by them before
Ibe eredion of their new &ores >
and which has been used this
year by i T. Eason as a garage.
have a new and complete line
the spring.