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Miss Batts Hostess
On Friday evening, Nov. 18, Miss
Lois Batts entertained the mem
bers of the Vampell Club at her
home with an informal dinner.
After the dinner the guests en
joyed a movie party. Those en
joying the hospitality of Mias
Batts were Misses Arnice V.
Brown, Lelia Webb, Mary Wood
roof, Virginia Wilson and Gwen
dolyn.
C. D. Pappendick of Elizabeth
City visited his brother, Geo. F.
Pappendick, this week.
R. E. Gray Is
Buried Here
R. E. Gray died Friday morning
at his residence, 125 Monroe Street,
He had been in ill health for ten
years and had been confined to
his bed about a year and a halt
Funeral services were conducted
at the residence Saturday after
noon at three o’clock by Rev. Gor
don Price, with interment in the
Roanoke Rapids Cemetery.
Mr. Gray is survived by his wife,
Carrie Gray; one son, E. R. Gray;
three daughters, Mrs. Lenwood
Price, Mrs. W. R. Floyd, Mrs. Geo.
Hubbard, all of Roanoke Rapids;
and one sister, Mrs. Addie Batton,
Sedley, Va.
Mr. Gray had been a resident ot
Roanoke Rapids around eighteen
years.
Bill Holoman Has
Service Station
William D. (Bill) Holoman, young
Weldon attorney who is Represen
tative-elect from Halifax County,
has purchased the interest of the
Draper twins in the Sinclair Ser
vice Station at Weldon. Eddie Ed
wards will manage the business
for Mr. Holoman.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pruden have
returned from Greenville where
Mr. Pruden was in business during
the tobacco season. He reports a
short crop there this year.
Mrs. Duncan Moss has returned
from a vacation spent at Russell,
Kansas.
Coburn Is ‘Ready for Christmas!’
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We’re Making a Great
Specialty of Our -
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Suits and
Overcoats
At the beginning of the
Season we decided to
specialize in Fine Quali
ty Clothing at this low
price. We are pleased to
say that it has proven to
be quite popular, and
that we have been able
to get even BETTER
QUALITY Clothes to
sell for this price than
we thought possible.
Come see our $14.85
Suits and Over Coats in
cluding 100% ALL
WOOL BLUE SERGES!
Give PRACTICAL GIFTS this year - and select them
at COBURNS - the Store Famous for Quality at LOW
PRICES!
LADIES VITALITY SHOES
AT REDUCED PRICES!
Ordinarily they sell for $6. to $7.75, but we are
OVERSTOCKED, and offer you your absolute
choice of our entire stock at the greatly reduc
ed prices of —
$4.85 - $5.85
Complete Showing of Edgewood
LADIES OXFORDS
1 Rack of Mens
Solid Leather
OXFORDS
Values to 2.98 for—
1 Lot of Mens “Sample” -4 r\ r\
work shoes $1.98
Values up to $5. for — ■
SALE of MENS /K m* /\
VITALITY $5.00
WE GIVE TRADE-DAYS TICKETS