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THOSE WHO GO AND COME
Mrs. W. H. White has returned
from a pleasant visit to Ocean View.
OXFORD'S EFFICIENT FIRE-FIGHTERS AND FIRE APPARATUS
THE PICTURE BELOW IS THAT OF A COMBINATION CHEMICAL AND HOSE AMERICAN-LA FRANCE
TRUCK. THE
COMPANY is
VALUABLE ORGANIZATION, ORGANIZED IN 1905, WITH JUST TWO SMALL HAND-DRAWN REELS.
Rev. G. A, Upchurch is assisting
Rev. J. M. Campbell in a revival
meeting at Angier, N. C.
Mrs. B. L. Reynolds of Raleigh is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. A.
Upchurch. .v.
Miss Fannie Taylor has returned
from an extended trip to Louisburg
and Warrenton.
Mr. John A. Williams and family
have returned from a pleasant so
journ at Ocean View.
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Mrs. J. H. Carothers of Baltimore,
Md., is visiting at the home of Mrs.
W. G. Pace.
Mrs. V. - W. Taylor, and children
who have been visiting Lieutenant
Taylor at Camp Gleen returned home
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rowland, of
Willow Springs, are visiting in the
home of Mr. J. J. Medford.
Miss Olivia Cheatham, of Route 3,
left Wednesday for Mulberry, Flori
da, where she will teach this -winter.
Miss Bettie MaeCheatham after a
pleasant visit to Clarksville and
Lawrenceville is at home on Route 3.
Messrs. W. G. Talley, of Tar River,
and Joe Currin, of Oxford Route 1,
were pleasant visitors to the Public
Ledger office Tuesday.
Mr. W. L. Bullock, an interesting
young man of Hester, was a pleasant
visitor to the Public Ledger office
Thursday.
Mr. R. W. Lassiter came in from
Washington City a few days ago and
is enjoying a short vacation among
his many friends "down home." ...
Misses Sallie Taylor and Una Mae
Hayes of Louisburg, Miss Mary Tay
lor of Oxford and Miss Willie Macon
of Warrenton have been the""pleastmt
guests of Miss Mary Fort.
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Messrs. W. B. Dixon and Walter
Hobgood left this week f or " TECings-
ville, Ontario, Canada to cure tobac
co. They will return to Granville in
about six weeks. . .. ....
Bottom Line From left to right: J. Robt. Wood, chief; John A. Williams, assistant chief; T. G. Stem, Mayor; W. Z. Mitchell, Mayor
tern; E. L. Parham," assistant foreman; Wade H. Britt, foreman;. 0
Top Line S. M. Wheeler, A. H. Taylor, M. C. Taylor, E. E. Sizemore, Mayor Stem's little son, L. C. Tay-lor, secretary; P. A. Wood driver
Fred Peed, assistant driver; J. T. Sizemore, treasurer; A. H. A. Williams and Dr., W. N. Thomas. . '
There is also an efficient colored hook and ladder and reel companies.
Mr. William Medford, the. valuable
assistant to Mr. J. B. Powell, Regis
ter of Deeds, has returned from a
pleasant trip to Norfolk and Ocean
View.
r A card from Dr. Horsefield to a
friend in Oxford states that he is
resting quietly- in Richmond. All
good, people hope that his vacation
will be" beneficial to him and that he
wilr return much improved in rliealth.
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' Mrs. Minnie Wheeler and Miss An
nie Belle Wheeler returned from
"a visit to Morehead City Thursday.
Mr. J. D. Lassiter, of Wilmington,
is the guest of his brother, Mr. B. K.
Lassiter. .
MODERN BANKING SERCE
The Union Bank Growing In Impor
tance and Prestige.
In 1913 the Union Bank opened
its doors to the public and instantly
sprung into popular favor. Its board
of directors and officers are well
known business men, whose "word is
as good as any man's bond." The
Union Bank asks the opportunity to
serve its patrons in good times as
well as bad.
Mr. J.S-. Bradsher, cashier is in
deed a very pleasant and sf e bank
Messrs. J. C. Haskins, president; J.
F. Meadows, vice-president; I. H.
Davis, W. H. Fleming, Jacob Thomp-
er to deal with. The directors are:
son, H. E. Crews, W. A. Parham, J.
T. Cozart.
The Union Bank for the conven-.
ience of its many .depositors remains
open from 7:30 to 9:30 on Saturday
evenings, which is very much ap
preciated by quite a few of them.
AN OXFORD INTERVIEW
Mr. Garrett; Tells His Experience.
The following brief account of an
interview with an Oxford man over
five years ago, and its sequel, will be
read with keen interest by every citi
zen.
J. L. Garrett, 62 Spring St., Ox
ford, says: "I, and others of the fam
ily, have used Doan's Kidney Pills
with the best of results. I had kid
ney complaint and lame and aching
back. Doan's Kidney Pills proved a
most reliable medicine." Statement
given December 9, 1910.)
On January 30, 1915, Mr. Garrett
added: "Whenever I have needed a
medicine to regulate the action of my
kidneys, I have used Doan's Kidney
Pills and they have given me relief."
Price 50c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Garrett has twice publicly recom
mended. Foster Milburn Co., Props.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
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O AREFUL, individual attention to the require-
Oments of every one of our depositors is the
policy of the National Bank of Granville. We value
the patronage of our customers and endeavor to
show our appreciation by the courtesy extended to
them when transacting any business with us and by
the promptness with which their affairs are handled.
We are anxious to demonstrate to you just how
satisfactory oiir service is and we ' cordially invite
you to make the National Bank 6f Granville
"YOUR BANK" arid to call upon us for any ser
vice we can render you.
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E. T. WHITE, President H. G. COOPER, Vice-President W. T. YANCEY, Cashier