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,;, Mti Lucius Lane of Tyner has
I teen spending some days With
vl&'and Mrs.'A. E. Copeland.
Vllr. aprf Mra. J, B. Copeland
:'of Ithaca, N.Y., are visiting Mr.
jEopeland'a parents, Mr. and Mrs
! Josiah Copeland.
Mr. w. Bruce vaugnan and
Wife of Suffolk, Va, spent the
past week in the home of C. T,
Outland.
t-. Mr. Robert Copeland and wife
of -Lasker spent Sunday 1 with
Ur. A. E. Copeland and wife.
, ', Mr. El wood Parker, who has
been spending the summer at
Halifax, is home on a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Parker
' spent Saturday and Sunday at
John G.Peele's near Rich Square.
. Mr James Brown and brother.
J Thomas, of Menola visited in
the home of A. W. Brown Sun
day.
Mr. J. G. Parker and wife
were guests in the home of Mr.
E. L. Brown of Rich Square last
Sunday.
' Mr. W. J. Parker and familv
spent Sunday with relatives near
ttollv Grove.
Messrs. W. E. Parker, W. J
Parker and Mahlon Rose left
Tuesday for a' four days excur
sipn trip from Norfolk to the
mountains of Virginia and West
Virginia. '
Mr. T. C. Revelleof Murfrees-
boro was a caller intownSatur
day mght '
Misses Elma Pee1eand Lola
Outland visited in the home of
Henry T. Outland, Sr., last Saturday.
Mr. Walter Sykes and wife of
Ifyaca, N, Y., are visiting Mr.
Josiah Copeland and family. .
i MiBS Verna Joyner of Aulan
der was the guest of Miss Lola
Outland last week.
' -Mr. David H. Brown and sis
ler Belen are visiting at GreenS'
bcro and Guilford College this
Mr. H. C. Dilks returned Mon
day from a two weeks stay with
relatives in New Jersey.
Mr. Rufus White and daugh
ter. Miss Cora, of Belvidere, N.
C, have been spending several
days in the home of Mr. Jesse
W. Peele.
Uncle Henry Lassiter, (color
d.) who waa the oldest man anv
wbere in this neighborhood, diedida7d. Sunday
jDDeta locus, . :, a
Mrs. J. M. Taylor and niece.
Mips Orlene Odpm, qf - Woodland
are SDendinir a few1 days with
Miss Mary Odom.': '
Miss Fannie Parker of Lewis
ton who is a guest of Miss Alma
Odom, called at the hpme of Mr,
j. T. Elliott Sunday afternoon.
Misses Ivey and Rosa Cooke of
Portsmouth, Va., and brother.
Mr.. W. C. Cooke of St, John's
BDent Wednesday of last week
here the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
D. L. Minton.
Miss Eunice Parker spent f
portion of last week with her sis
ter Mrs. W. P. Bracy, near Rox
obel.
Misses Lizzie and Addie Elliott
are among friends at Galatia
this week. They spent last week
with relatives near Branchville,
Va., and with friends at Roan
oke Rapids. While at Roanoke
Rapids they viewed "Points of
Rock", Ta beautiful portion of
Roanoke River near the factories
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Parker
and little daughter, after spend
ins last week here at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W
J, Parker returned to their home
in Portsmouth, Va., Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Joyner
of near Woodland were guests
at the home of Mr. J. S. Hughes
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Lena and Nina Parker,
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who have spent the past three
weeks in Norfolk, the latter in
the St Vincent hospital.returned
home Saturday: They were ac
companied by their brother Mr.
T. barker wno will spend a
while before returning to his
work.
Misses Beulah Strickland of
Tarboro and Ernestine Joyner of
er Rbkobel were guests of Miss
ae Elliott Tuesday of last week.
Mrs, W. M. Watson :rom near
Murfreesborp spent the past
week with her niece Miss Mary
Odom.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hughes
spent last fee at Norfolk and
Ocean View Visiting relatives
and friends! They were accom
panied home by their cousin,
Mrs. Carrie Cuddie who will
spend a while here.
Mr. Rollin Warren and sister
of Lasker were guests at the
home of Mr. J. T. Elliott Satur-
last Friday after having been
sick about three weeks. Uncle
Henry was such a quiet and
peaceful man, and led such an
upright and honorable life, that
it probably win not be out of
place to mention briefly a little
history of him, which wiU appear
next: week.,
, The Womans Betterment As
sociation met at Olnev school
building August 8. The follow
ing new officers were elected:
President. Ella G. Jessup; Secre
tary, Marv F. : Outland; Vice
President, Margaret C. Brown;
Treasurer, Isabella O. Parker.
Some. of the subjects discussed
were school sanitation, domestic
science in the school, and home
recipes. At the next regular
meeting they are to discuss very
freely the special care which
mothers Bhould exercise in the
preparation of the school lunches
' The George Tennis Club bas
cleaned off the tennis court here
and have it in fine shape to play
on. They will accept challenges
from any Tennis associations in
Northampton. Hertford or Bertie
counties.
Notice.
: paving qualified btora the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Northampton
Gotuktvaa the Executor of the estate of
If. E. D. Wateon, kte ot said County,
i)ua ii to notify all penona indebted to
fier estate to make prompt aettlement
with me, and all penona holding claims
salnat the estate will present them to
aoe, duly Terifled, on or before August
t 1914, or this notice will be pleaded in
fear of their recovery.
.Thii August, 7, 1918.
' . ' C W. Watson,
' Executor of the' Estate of M, E. D.
Watson, deceased.
Mesdames W. H. Elliott and
T. E. Outland. who have been
sick for the past week from chills
are better at this writing.
Mrs. R. T. Andrews of Bov
kins, V a., spent last week here
with her sister, Mrs. J. T. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Enice Holloman
of Ahoskie were visitors at the
home of Mr. W. J. Parker Sun
day. Mr. T. E. Outland was at Re
hoboth Tuesday.
Mr. W. P. Bracv and family of
near Roxqbel were visitors in the
home of Mr. T. E. Parker Sun
day. ,
Misses Mary.Minta and Eunice
Parker visited their aunt, Mrs.
Annie Parker and family near
Rich Square last Thursday after
noon. .
Mrs. J. T. Elliott and sister,
Mrs. R. F. Andrews yisited rela
tives at Winton last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr. E. F. Joyner left Saturday
for Wilson where he will spend
a while visiting relatives and
friends. He will visit Hobgood
and Tarboro also before .'return-"
ing.
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Mtmey Spend It fiight.
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Picker and Vateti Results.
Peanuts Picked off With This Pick
er Always Bring the Very Highest
Market Prices.
You can see one of them work at
WOOD ALAND, or Drop a Postal Card and
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C. B. POND, Agent,
WOODLAND,
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At
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When You BujTa Pair of
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"They Give Satisfaction"
We want to reduce bur stock of Shoes as much
as possible before receiving our fall line and in
order to do this we are offering SOME RARE
BARGAINS. If you need anything in this line
for any member of your family it will pay you
to come to see us.
Farmers Supply Co.,
: Rich Square, North Carolina. .
L. Barham, President,
R. H. Powell, Vice-President,
J. W. Fleetwood, Caahier,
' R. C Knight, Asst. Caahier.
HORSE FOR SALE
AT
AUCTION
I will will offer for sale at pub
lic auction for cash in. Bich Square
on Saturday, August 24 about
o'clock P. M. one good Horse;
guaranteed to be sound and a good
worker and not over 7 years old. .
. . UlLUABD BBTAUT, '
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Meherrin Valley Bank,
Boykins, Va.
: OPENED FOFt BUSINESS OCTOBER ..1ft, 1902. .:
Capital, - - - - - 126000.00
Undivided Profits, - - - - 4602.58
Deposits, - - . - - . - 72653.16
Thanking our customers for their patronage in the past, we res
pectfully solicit their business in the future, promising safety, prompt
ness and courtesy to all regardless of the size of their accounts. '
We carry insurance against day.-and night robbery. We also pay
4 per cent interest on time deposits. ' '
The present Cashier and his assistant have held their positions for
seven years, which is sufficient guarantee as to their ability to man
age the affairs of the bank, so we shall be glad to have any of our
Northampton friends to open an account with us, let it be small or
large, they will be appreciated, and the same courtesy will be extend
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(Formerly BOONS ft JENKINS) '
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants
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