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LOCAL AND
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Mr. Jack Sherrod, of Enfield,
MISS MAUDE LEGGETT
ENTERTAINED
Miss Maude Leggett entertain-
jc-d at a charming party Saturdav
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Cnpt. 1. 1- Byrd, of Weldon, jville in compliment to Mrs. H. J.
i a visitor here today, to see his Rawl of Lexington, S. C. and
births Mr. R. P. Byrd. -Mrs. J. E. Bowers of Washing-
t ton, N. C. Beautiful red roses
-v. Epp L. Brown,, left this 'v'ere uscd for decoration.
..nincr for Greenville on Imsi-! Auction bridere was nlf..vefl it
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lijve tables. After tbo wamp th-
i Hostess assisted by Miss. Virginia
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I)r. ,1. M. Baker, of Tarboro, I ljfcett anl Miss JLizzie Leggett
wa-3 here vesterday on profession- served a delicious salad, sand
il business. jwiehes, hot rolls, wafers, pickle.
1 t t land tea. Upon leaving eacia
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Andrews , lfuest Presented with a dam
oi ' Palmyra, were visitors here j1" spray of Wy-of-the-v alley.
estcrday. j Those present included : Mrs.
T )H. "J. Rawl, Mrs ,T. E. Bowers,
Dr. Howard Smith, an eye iss Maude Leggett, Miss Yir
speciaht of Monroe, is here to- jginia. Leggett, Miss Lizzie Leg-
day at Whitehead s Drug Store. gett, Mrs. A. M. Leggett, ,Mrs. 1 g
" I.Muart Smith, Mrs. J. L. Dunn,
Mr. H. Thos. Hancock, of j'- G. S. White, Mrs. S. A.
Sm-m.r h . was a visitor here tannic rionmari
tins morning.
Ada Jones Sing:?
On The Ponographs, Yes?
Well, She Wai Be at The Dixie
Theatre, In Persoin
(HERSELF)
She will bring her ;wn company of artists.
, May 2nd, 8:30 p.m.
Under Auspices Roanoke Post American Legion.
If you miss this, don't blame it on anyone but vour-
Prices: Children 50c. Adults $1.00
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rs. S. II. Fowler of New Bern, S
Mrs. Lienry Gray, Mrs. W. C.
who hA lUJCKmson, Mrs. ll. l. Ulark, Mrs.
been here on a visit to relatives, i .V-1"1 ;"cmv irs- - r- I H
1c ft vesterdav for Rocky Mount, l1111- ?Irs' Haywood . Hyinan,
'tit jMrs.. T. W. Russell, Mrs. E. II. 1 !
.eegett, Mrs. Herbert Johnson. U
Mrs. R. F. Coleman, Mrs. J. D. ; l
We Are Going to
The Drug Store."
YouVe heard this expression, haven't 3011?
You knew exactly where they had Started,' too, didn't
tins
lIr. J. C. Riddiek left
iiiornnm- tor Wake horest to at-n. n 1 ,r o . t,.,,
1 i w i i 1 'llall, and Miss Susie Hill
tend the Wake r orest-Larolma 1
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baseball game. !
! I hereby announce that I will
Mr. Lee Brown left this morn-! be a candidate for Clerk Super-
inir for Greenville where he will 'or Court of Halifax County, sub- 1 g
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Years and years of constant DRUG SERVICE
caused our establishment to be called
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take a position as telegraph op- j.?et to the Democratic Primary
orator. 1 u e held on June 3. 1922.
tit J I also take this opportunity
Mrs. Gerald A'. Luce, formerlv Impress my sincere thanks to the
31 iss Annie Knight, of Concord. 'V0?1 of Halifax County for
Mass.. is here visiting friends their loval support m the past
uvA relatives. land assure them that if nominal -
t x t 1' and elected I will endeavor to
THE DRUG STORE."
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3Iiss Sadie Pope, who has been iV, I, ,i T J 1 ' UUQGiDaODDEiDDDDQQQEEQaQSZaDDQBDDQBQaDQDQDH'
bookkeeper for Bowers & Co.v for f'
some time, has accepted a posi- j
turn with N. A. Riddiek Motor j
Car Co.
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The Annual Whit-? Sale bv the
hulies of Trinity Church will be
held toniorrovv afternoon at the
Mayor'; office beginning at j
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Mr. Chas. L. Smith, formerly
Revenue Collector, but now with
Cosby Shoe Company, of Lynch
burg, Ya., is in town on business
t'xlav.
Respectfully,
STERLING M. GARY.
MONDAY
TOWN TAA'ES are being paid
right along.
Have you paid YOURS.
All property on which taxes
la re not paid by MAY 1922 will
S positively be advertised for sale, id
By order of Commissioners. jjsj
trvin Clark, Clerk. q
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costs no more to
The many friends here of Mrs.
have your batteries re-
Rugs from old carpets and sup
ply orders. Write J. II. Feeban,
h. . Anders(m. at one time wife jscotland Neck Hold. Will' call
me nejovea rector 01 Trinity
( Inn-eh will regret to learn of the
f.rious illness with pneumonia of T , , , ,
her brother, Bishop Trov Beattv. I 1 hf$ apec 'if t0 h
hi Nashville Temi. i!!,Ca th, ofhce. ot
..'iieriii or tiuumx country m th
coming Democratic Primary and
Avill appreciate the support of
all Democrats. '
J. A. HOUSE. Thelraa. N. C
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Mrs. E. M. Lowe
announces the marriage of her
daughter
Thclma Elizabeth
to !g
.Jesse Thomas Cobb &f
on Wednesday, April 26th, 1922 jg
At Home.
expert. Why take chances?"
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ADVERTISE IN THESE' COLUMNS!
MISS ANNIE MOORE DEAD
1' riends here will resrei to
h'iii-n or the death today of Miss
Ann;..' Moore at the home of her
nephew. Frank Cherrv in the
v -.ariisviiie section. g
Inicnnent will take place to--!fi '
ni'.v.T.yr morniuy:. tin
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FREE!
STUP!
FREE!
LOOK!
FREE !
LISTEN!
For the next five days, we are going to give, with each
inirchas of a FIRESTONE TIRE a TUBE
ABSOLUTELY- FREEM
good after MAY 1st.
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''"""rH tlThis is- STRICTLY a CASH proposition and is NOT g
'V Ma lone. W. L, Ilarrcll, A. L. f H
Purrington, T. F. House, J. L. S
Holiday. W. C. Dickerou, If. IL fg
i!: and J. P. Hall. g ;
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EGGS FOR SALE
FKOM PURERKED KIIODE 13-
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Now is the time to re-tire and bank the difference.
J?1,000.00 reward will be paid for the arrest of CHAR
LIE LAWRENCE, for murder, as follows:
Citizens of . Rich Square..
Northampton County, - - .
State of Xorth Carolina.
. , $350.00;
- 250.00:
400.00.
DESCRIPTION: About five feet and ten inches tall.'
black, and weighs-about 165 to 175 lbs. Sears on face
from, smallpox. Wanted for murder at Rich Square, N.
C, on February 28, 1922. Arrest and notifv
H. L. JOYNER,
Sheriff of Northampton County. Jackson. N.C.
SUSS!
IT'5 M0CH CHEAPER TO
PAY THE PLUfABERfe FEE
THAN 1TISTOSEND
FOR THE
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ITLRE'S one mhrhtv jyood
you can ?et out of the
doctor habit and that is to
make your home so sanitary that
your health will get a chance to
sleep nijrhts and enjoy itself dur
ing the day time. Our sanitary
plumbing will put your residence
in proper shape
P
..RESCENT MLUMBING I .OMPANY
WThat you earn is not th sign of your success;
what, you have left at the end of the yr.
IS
'What you spentl is gone without further influence on
vnur life.
Yhat you save remains and incrca-es ro make your iture
happier, better, more useful.
A Bank account adds iromeasurably to one's standing and
success.
PLANTERS
AND
COMMERCIAL BANK
'THE HOME FOR SAYINGS."
$3.00 PER, SITTING OF 15.
AUSTIN'S POULTRY YARD
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FREE BALLOONS ! !
Children, Get vour H,VlR-CUTS at YANDLE'S and
(Jet a Balloon Free. r!be cost is no More and the
Work is JUST AS GOOD.
A C YANDLE
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