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CHURCHES
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ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Rev. G. F. Hill, pastor.
Holy Communion at 9 A. M.
evening service. ,
t' Sunday School at 10 A. M. All are
welcome. ' -" -
IMMANUEL BAPTIST
Rev. John E. Ayscue, pastor.
Bible School tomorrow at 9:45 A.
M. On account of the Commence
ment at the Training School there will
'be bo -preaching services tomorrow.
:But we expect a fine Bible School.
;.We-shalL look for a full attendance.
We also expect; new pupils. You will
receive the glad hand of welcome at
this church .
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.' METHODIST
Rev; Walter Patten, pastor.
' Sunday-Sehool at 9:45.
.There will be no preaching service
on account of the Commencement at the
Training School.
TO ALL ABLE-BODIED AMERI
CANS. -
Tas allied armies and allied na
tions are marching; to VICTORT.
.All "Wheatless-Tlll-Harvest' cit
lsens are enlisted with ttia VIC-TORT-MAKERS.
Gat right on wheat join the
ranks. "Food Will Win the War"
wheat is the test
Uncle Sam.
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FREE WILL BAPTIST
Sunday School at 3:30 P. M. A
Walters, Supt.
Revival services begin Sunday. El
der. S. H, Styron of Pine Level will
do the preaching and Rev. R. F. Pitt
man of Ayden will conduct the song
services. There will be services each
night.- The public is invited to attend.
WHICH CAMP?
America today is divided into
two camps Americans and Alien
Enemy.
Those who are not for America
are against her enemies all.
Those who are idle, selfish or
ven imdlfferent are Aliens alien
to American interest.
Oaly the workers, "comrades la
this great enterprise," bear the
honored name Americans.
Mrs. Elack Davis and Miss Lucpia
Brice of Windsor, N. C, are visiting
Mrs. E.-L. Baker on Myrtle street.
W. C. Thomas returned home last
evening from a business trip to Dan
ville, Va.
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M. W. Lewis of New Bern was a
visitor here today. -:
Y. T. Ormond of Kinston is a guest
at the Proctor Hotel.
J . Loyd Horton of Farmville was a
Greenville visitor Friday.
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D. W. Davis of Goldsboro is in
the jcity today on business.
vCapt. John W. Keyes, trainmaster
for the Norfolk-Southern, was here to
day on business.
Prof. W' C. S. Noble of the Univer
sity of North Carolina, is registered at
the Proctor Hotel.
Rev. S. K. Phillips, pastor of the
local Presbyterian church, who is 'now
taking training at Blue Ridge for
labor in the Y. M. C. A. War Work,
returned o the city last evening, to
spend a few days.
dames. Uderwooa, Guy Smith, Shnltz,
Bowling, Austin, Zeb Brown, Chas.
Harvey, Little, Smith, Tom Moore, Jas.
Long, Jas. White and Masses Beaman,
Denny and Hardee.
STAMP BUYERS.
The following bought War Savings
and Thrift Stamps on May 31:
Miss India Elliott.
Mrs. C. W. Wilson.
Dow T. Beaman, Jt".
Mrs. Mae S. Bowlingg.
Miss Alma Smith.
Mrs. Lillie Smith.
Miss Lena Smith.
Miss Annie Bridgeman.
Miss Mylitta M. Morris.
Johnstone Dees .
Miss Jennie C. Con get on.
Charles K. Woodward.
Miss Marguerite Brown Cook.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Bilbro.
Miss Margaret Louise Brown.
Miss Jennie Pruden.
Miss Inn McGlohon.
Athletic League of E. C. T. T
Miss Ethel McGlohon.
Miss Sophia Jarman.
Miss Kathleen Vaughan.
Miss Clara Lee Whichard.
Miss Blanche Atwater.
Miss Luny Buffaloe .
Miss Lois Hester.
Miss Allie Lee Fleming.
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Red
Cross Work Room
The warm weather does not daunt
the crowd at the "Friday afternoon
! crowd" at the Red Cross Work Room.
Very nearly the same women have been
faithful in attendance on FHrt va. fnr
many weeks through all kinds of weath
er. This is largely due to the example
set by the leader, Mrs. E. B. Alls
brook. Yesterday there were present, Mes-
PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. S. K. Phillips, Pastort
Sunday Sclol at 9:45 A. M. P. M.
Johnston, Supt. Evrybody come. Form
the habit it's a good one.
There will be no preaching services
either- morning or evening on account
of the Commencement exercises at the
Training School. .
"IT IS THE WAR."
In France fifty per cent of the
total energy of the people is said
to go into military effort. Hard
ships, hunger, sorrow all suffer
ing is excused with the explana
tion, "It is the war." This is the
kind of spirit needed in every
American home.
Tuberculosis Test
Is Offered Free
In the fight against the ravages of
the "Great White Plapiio" . in Nnrfh
Carolina the extension department of
the Bureau of Tuberculosis of the State
Board of Health is doing notable
work in making the diagnosis of the di
sease easier, as welt as in treating sev
eral hundred of the citizens of the, State
each year. r
From this department there is be
ing sent free on. request a "tube, of tu
berculin for the Von Pirquet diagnostic
test, together with simple direction
which will enable any person to mate
the test for themselves.
The directions are to scarify three
places on the tipper forearm, using
sterile knife or needle and removing
the outer layer of skin without bring
ing blood, in the same manner as pre
paring for smallpox vaccination. A
small amount of the tuberculin is then
placed on the upper and lower scar
ifications, the middle one being left as
a control, and care is urged that no 11
tuberculin be allowed to touch this con
trol sacrifl cation.
Within twelve to forty eight hours
an inflammation will develop around
the two scarifications on which Tuber
culin was placed In the case of a pos
itive reaction, sometimes very mild,
sometimes s ored that it. almost glows.
It begins to fade within a few hours,
and is gone in from twelve to forty
eight hours. I No permanent scar is
left nor ill effects felt.
A positive reaction indicates that the
patient has been infected with the
germs of tuberculosis, but does not ne
cessarily mean that the infection is
active. In the absence of reaction,
termed a negative reaction, all three
scars should dry up quickly and disap
pear without any sign of inflammation
around the scarified areas.
The Bureau of Tuberculosis urges
the use of the test in all suspected
cases as an aid to diagnosis, and es
pecially urges that all members of a
family in which there is a case of
tuberculosis take the test. Following
a-positive reaction a careful examina
tion is urged.
. It will give power to run yenx pomp, feed grinder, and some of the other
light machinery on the j place. And it will enable your wife to have n
electric iron, an electric pracnum cleaner, a washing machine, and tc sav
ttnch of hex boosehold work. No experience is necessary to run the
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Western
Electric
Farm Lighting Plant
ftere1 tbm whole oatfit-generator, storage batteries and switcShna,!
,Itcan be placed anywhefe that is convenient for hitching up io your feiS
engio. Ron.yoat engine a few bouts twice a week, and it will ger.eme
and tore tap in the battfcries all the electricity yon need. Costs liule
nothing to maintain, except for engine fuel. No trouble. No cun, 'r
Guaranteed by the makers of the Bell telephones.
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SUPPLY COMPANY
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Magnetle Needle From Chinese.
Tha date of the introduction of the
magnetic needle into Rnmiu i nn
known, but It came as many suppose,
from the Chinese throna-h tha aMh
Bailors and traders, and it probnSlt
wa already a nautical lnstrumrnt
MEMORIAL BAPTIST
W. H. : Moore, pastor.
On account of the services at the j
Training School at 11 A. M.' and 8:30i
P.- M., we will have preaching at 9 A I
x. uy ev. waiter Patton. pator of
Jarvis Memorial Methodist Church,
and at 8 P. M. by Rev. Geo. F. Hill.
Rector of St. Luke's Episcopal, church.
There: will be no service in this church
at 11 a. m.: and 8 :30 p. m.
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oywiai music at both services.
ouuuay cscnooi at 9:45 A. M.. R. T
Burnette Supt. A cordial invitation ex
tended to you at all the services.
THE CONQUERING SPIRIT.
"I can't get labor, machinery is
high; I am increasing my acreage."
An American Farmer.
'My left wing is broken, my right
wiag is crushed; w are attacking
in th eenter all along the line."
General Foch.
CHRISTIAN
Rev. J. j. Walker, pastor.
Dluie ocnooi at 9:45 A. M., C. B
Kowiett superintendent. Preaching at
11 M- ana 8 P M. by the pastor.
"n junaeavor at 7:15 P. M
Public invited to all services.
Notice to WnrkArc
All persons having work for the Red
ross are urged to send same, in next
week as the Chapter wishes to make
a snipment.
PROFESSIONAL.
CARDS..
H. Bentley flarriss
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Home Office Washington, ' C.
Thp Mutual jjfp Tnnr
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OF NEW YOK
DR. K. p. SPKNCE
Dentist
Third Floor. National Bank Baildbv
Phonaia
H. W. CARTER, M. D.
Specialist in Diseases f the By. R.
Nose and Thro, and tri flum
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ah Batik : Bonding, EVERY MONDAY
Missionary Meeting.
The Missionary Society -of the Meth
odist Church will hold its regular
monthly business meeting Monday af
ternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the Ladies'
Parlor of the church.
Adminisratrix's Notice
I have this day qualified as admin
istratrix of the estate of Daniel L.
Maultsby, deceased. All persons hold
inc claims against said estate will pre
sent the same to the undersigned, du
ly itemized and verified within twelve
months from this date or this notice
wil be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery. An persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate settle
ment
This 16th day of May, 1918.
Mrs. Daniel L. Maultsby.
5-16-6wp. Administratrix.
We Have For Sale a Few More
Genuine Ford Touring Car
Bodies 1918 Model.
We also have two Ford Sedans or
closed cars--For Sale and one
Genuine Ford Truck.
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John Flanagan Bi
Greenville, N. C.
Yf e are now giyying a great re
duction in Ladies SMrts an La
dies Dresses. These skirts and
dresses arejthe latest word in the
creative art and every lady in this
vicinity would de well to call at
our store and see how pretty and
attractive they are. '
It is no trouble to show you.
Nows your! chance to get bar
gains in the skirt and dress line.
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