TWIN CITY HAPPENINGS Coach Hoyle and Paul Reid were visitors in Raleigh Monday. F. M. Coburn left Tuesday for Lynchburg, Va. Miss Laura Ellis of Branchville, Va. visited Mrs. Charlena Hart this week. Mrs. Julian Allsbrook and Mrs. Lyle Wilson spent Tuesday in Rocky Mount. MissReba Ray visited her sister in Greensboro for the week-end. Over a Billion Deadly Germs in a Single Drop of Water Germs are so small that there may be .is many as one billion, seven hun dred million ot them in a drop of water And just a tew of these tiny germs, it they get into your blood through a cut in vour skin, may make you so sick vou will be in bed tor weeks—may cause the loss of a limb through blood poisoning—may even infect vou with that most dreadful and fatal >t diseases, lockjaw. Just because vou can see no dirt in a cut does not mean that it is clean. You cannot see germs. The onlv safe and sane thing to do. is to thoroughly wa.di every cut, no matter how small, wiih Liquid Borozone, to kill the perms and theu dust it with Borozone Powder to hasten the healing Liquid Borozone costs 30 cents. (30 cents. $1.20 and >1 fiO Borozone Powder. 30 cents and 00 cents, and can be hadtoat TAYLOR’S DRUG STORE Rosemary, N. C. Mrs. Clarence Topping has return- 1 cc to West Point, Va., after spend ing some time here with friends. Mrs. Tom Brown and children of New York were recent visitors in the home of Mrs. R. I. Starke. Mr. and Mrs. A. Meikle had as their guests last week Mr. and Mrs. Meikle of Rhode Island. They were accom panied by Mrs. A. Meikle from here to a visit to the Azaleia gardens in South Carolina. Mrs. A. L. Taylor returned last week from South Carolina, where she attended the wedding of her broth er, Dr. Jim Northington, of Char lotte. She also visited the Azaelia gardens while there. Mrs. Pendleton Grizzard spent the week-end in Greensboro with Mrs. Charles Stansbury. Miss Ethel Faucett, who has been visiting in Norfolk, Va., has return ed home. Mrs. Steve Lipscomb visited friends n Raleigh for the week-end. Mrs. Cooper Grizzard was hostess on Monday to the Monday Night Bridge Club. The high score prize was won by Miss Lucille Carlon. A salad course was served at ten fifteen to the following: Mesdames Julian Allsbrook, Frank Hawley, Allen Zolli coffer, George Hayes, Miss Marga ret Clark. Guests Misses Florine Holt Hart Sheridan Martha Craddock T ucille Carlon, Mrs. W. C. Williams, Mrs. Tommie Gates and Mrs. Clar ence Grimmer. Miss Irene Turner of Weldon, spent the week-end here with her sister, Miss Nita Turner. Messrs George White, Vernon Barrow, Leroy Barrow and Vernon Hardison of Edenton, spent Sunday here visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Har dison. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Daniel and Misess Nita Turner and Ophelia Daniel spent Thursday in Goldsboro and Rocky Mount. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Collier and Mr. and Mrs. Will Duncan spent Sunday in Bath. Mrs. D. M. Doyle of Emporia, Va., was the guest of Mrs. J. M. Archer | Thursday. Mrs. M. J. Shaw has returned af-! ter spending a few weeks in Rocking ham and Hamlet visiting friends and relatives. Friends of Mrs. G. E. Buckner will le glad to know that she has return ed from the hospital and is doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. It. P. Smith and chil dren, Bobby and Louis, spent Sun day at Lassiter visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lyles of hocky Mount spent Sunday here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tudor. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Chambliss and Mrs. Gene Pearson and daughter, Gladys, spent Sunday in Fitzhugh,, Virginia . IF -1 _I Friday - Saturday Specials KEROSENE 69c Mammy’s Own BREAD “Made at Home” p“* Per Loaf aJ C Compound LARD Per 10c I’ound JL Vv EGGS country 20c DOZ. BANANAS 25c CORN FLAKES ™ 15c SARDINES otaJcTn”8’"" 10c FISH SakreU'" 6 LBS 25c • OCTAGON SOAP Answers all washday problems. Special Size OJJc Regular Size one 7 For £,0 7 For Uif FLOUR ^ 24 LBS 75c CHEESE 19c MACKEREL OR SHAD ~ i TALL CAN 1UC Carnation MILK THREE Ofic Tall Cans 3 SIX Ofic Small Cans RUTTER HOLLAND OQc ROLL Armours or Kingans Q Cc 1-4 It) Prints J J RADIO FREE! We are giving a fine, 6-tube, Electric Radio FREE to holder of lucky number. Buy a pound of Chocolate Candy for 35c—and receive a FREE chance on this beautiful Radio. WINNER TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER !_ M~ SYSTEM STORE M. D. COLLIER, Mgr. Dial R-469-1 Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Double Duty Frock Brown chiffon, finely pleated, creates a double duty frock suitable for street and afternoon affairs. The idea is carried out in the picture in n frock with puffed sleeves and kerchief neck line. A. G. Strickland is spending some time in Erwin. Misses Tuster Brown and Cather ine Edgar of Columbia, S. C., spent a few days last week here visiting Miss Hetty Brown. They left Thurs day to continue their trip to Wash ington, D. C. Miss Ellen Bowen of Chapel Hill -■ ont last week here visiting Mrs. T. W. M. Long. Miss Betty Gray Long, a student at St. Mary’s College, Raleigh, will spend the week-end here. Mrs. Augusta Robbins is a patient in t he Roanoke Rapids hospital. Joe Pearce of Hopewell spent Sun day and Monday in town. Misses Ophelia Chambliss, Jose phine Taylor and Mildred Moss and Messrs Marvin Chambliss and Mar vin Taylor spent Sunday in Brink, Va. visiting Miss Catherine Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moss of Barley, Va., spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tudor. Mrs. Clarence Grimmer was hostess t othe AC Bridge Club on Thursday afternoon, April 16th at her home on Hamilton St. Mrs. J. M. Jackson was presented with a bottle of bath salts for high score. A salad course was served at conclusion of the game. Those playing were Mesdames Steve Lipscomb, O. Griffin, J. M. Jackson, W. C. Williams, Francis Patterson, Cooper Grizzard, S. J. Bounds, and Miss Susan Holliday. Your friend* will admire this stationery Have you ever noticed that the things you most admire for beauty are fre quently marked by simpli city? It is the combination of beauty and simplicity in Symphony Lawn Sta tionery that has made it such a universal favorite among people who are proud of their good taste. (I Symphony Lawn Stationery 75c to $1*25 Surprise and please some dear friend of yours soon with a letter written on Symphony Lawn Station ery. Sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. Roanoke Pharmacy Roa. Rapids wnl Mrs. Howard Speight, Mrs. Louis Grimmer and Miss Catherine Jack son, spent Saturday in Petersburg, shopping. C. P. Dunn and Ollie Kneisley spent Saturday in Richmond. Misses Ada Edwards and Sara Gur ley spent Saturday in Rocky Mount. Misses Frances McClary and Ruth Chapman spent Saturday in Rocky Mount. Miss Elizabeth Wilson entertained a few friends with a dance Friday night. Mrs. Nellie Cullom and Miss Julia Crutchfield spent Sunday in Em poria, Va. Mrs. E. P. Hyman of Northamp ton County visited Mrs. Mery Sadler iast Saturday. Little Lynnwood Hall Tudor cele brated his fifth birthday by entetain ing a few friends at his home on Ma dison Street Monday night. The guests played games and then cake hot chocolate and fruit were served. Those present were: Elsie Taylor, Lois Wallace, Agatha Mae Strick land, Junior Taylor, Bobby Smith, Nelllie Mae Brewer, Lena Rivers Strickland and Edna Taylor. Miss Margaret Cranwell gave a picnic Friday afternoon in honor of Ardys Babcock and Clarence Bab cock. The group went to the new dam site and picked flowers, return ing about seven o’clock. On their re turn, sandwiches, weiners, drinks and cake were served after which at 9:00 o’clock Miss Virginia Belle Vincent and Wallace Babcock gave a dance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Babcock. Those present were: Ar dys Babcock, Clarence Babcock, Eli zabeth Wilson, Essie Wayne Matkins, Ottley Cranwell, Susie Wiggs, Virgi nia Bell Vincent, Ella Lee Taylor, Hilda Hines, Crichton Harris Marga ret Cranwell, Josie Chase, Francis Cobb, Wallace Babcock, Herman Tickle, Cyrus Kitchin, James Mc Neil and Graham Shell. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Womack and chil dren, Mrs. Erit Staley and children, of Winston Salem, spent the week end here with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cox. On Friday afternoon Miss Susan Holliday entertained the Friday af ternoon Bridge Club. There were five tables for players. The high score club prize was won by Mrs. Alfred Martin, who was given a bottle of perfume. Mrs. Clarence Grimmer was given a set of white table mark ers as high score guest prize. A sweet course was served at five o’clock. Those playing were Mesdames Frank Williams, T. W. M. Long, W. L. Long David Traynham, Alfred Martin, Ju lian Allsbrook, Carroll Wilson, How ard Pruden, Hugh Camp, Will Dean, j. M. Jackson, Frank Nash, S. J. Bounds, Charles Emry, Steve Lips comb, W. C. Williams, O. Griffin, Clarence Grimmer, George Hayes and Miss Ellen Bowen. Notice of Sale of Real Estate Whereas on 1st day of August, 1925, J. H. Harrell and wife Lula Harrell, executed to Rocky Mount Savings and Trust Company, Trustee, a deed of Trust which is recorded in Book 365, page 74, Halifax County Registry; and whereas default has been made in the payment of the in debtedness secured by said trust deed, and the holder thereof has re quested exercise of the power of sale therein contained. Public notice is hereby given that or Friday, the 15th day of May, 1931 at 11:00 o’clock A. M. at the front door of the Court House of Halifax County, in the town of Halifax, N. C. the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real | estate, to-wit: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land in the County of Hali fax, State of North Carolina, and in Weldon Township, adjoining the lands of Jim Pearson, J. B. Howell, W. R. Pierce et al, and beginning at. a corner on the public ro#d from South Rosemary, to Halifax in Jim Pearson’s line, being the northeastern corner for the lands herein described, and running thence with Pearson’s line S. 21 deg. E. 810 feet; thence N. 68 deg. 45’ E 790 feet; thence S 25 deg E. 30’ W. 1070 feet to a corner in the lands of Mary Powell; thence her line N. 17 deg. 15’ W. 1775 feet; N. 70 deg. 30’ E 110 feet; N. 29 deg. 30’ W 115 feet; N. 5 deg. W. 204 feet to the aforesaid public road; thence along said road N. 63 deg E. 1020 feet to the point of beginning, con taining 94.3 acres, and being the identical tract of land conveyed to the said J. H .Harrell by deed of J. B. Powell, unmarried, dated 28th day of July, 1924, in Book 350, page 426, reference to which is hereby made for further and more accurate de scription. This 13th day of April, 1931. NORTH CAROLINA BANK AND TRUST CO., Successors to Rocky Mount Savings & Trust Company, Trustee. 4t-may 7-pd. Mrs. T. W. Wafford DRAPERIES Slip Covers for Overstuffed Furniture and Car Seats Corner 13th and Washington DIAL R-760-1 Rosemary, North Carolina for Beautiful Flowers Feed them Vigoro. It contains all the elements needed for large, richly colored blooms and dark green, luxuriant foliage. Clean, odorless, easy to use, and inexpensive. Order enough for every ROANOKE HDW. CO.. Dist. 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