it entitaK clear whether he
idependaMB. saying only : "C
she. like* fl| tret continues her i
volition." "J Mr. Sherrill apoki
ias, BrttiabHonduras and sue]
is the adver
se . ? ? -
Miss Eloise Moore of Tarboro,
spent th?3*eek-end Ml in Farm
vilte the gueft of Mrs. Carrie
Cox.
For RentJ? 3 or 4 rooms for
light house keeping. Fpr, par
ticulars apply at* Enterprise of
[hat there will- not be any ser
vices at the Methodic chtirdi
Supt H. U. McLean attended
the State meeting of Superinten
dents and teachers held in Ral
eigh la& week;:
Wrighfeell,
the market They are
It '"-i.s ' -
efforts put 4orth byliim as pallor
of the church here meet the
hearty approval of all its mem
bers and the public generally.
Farmville Has
that i
entire bu:
pokey, received a
thab twenty four
Mrs. B. F. Lewis spent
recently
Mr. R. A. Fountain and family
in town a short wl
Maccles
and Mrs.
is a pleasant pastime with the pereon
THAT "
THE HAT
IRON
BUILDJM
ZZZl'
growers from Georgia has lta mo
ments of pleaaurable excitemcnt.
But could one imagine hours
spent wijth a "girl guide"? pretty lit
tfe miss of ruffle* and laces?
One could!
"Juat to fill a need," as she puts
It, Miss Mahdah Weems, to avoid a
too apparent advertiaement, la in the
bueinesa ot "Guiding the Stranger. '
Sha makes a modest charge of fifty
cents an hour for her services. She
employment^
?ft a
Vu. have m]
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