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Vass and Community >spe®ially appealing sra several who
——— • I were excellent entertainers.
D. C. McGill spent last week end Saturday afternoon, at the call
his home here. i Cross, a drive canvass was
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomas visited ^^*^ds for the people who
relatives in Jackson Springs Sunday ^storm at Ashley
and Monday. Heights last week. The response was
Arthur Thompson, of Duke Uni- ^ ^ was raised in
versity, had charge of services at the village.. Those taking part in
Methodist church last Sunday, both canvass were Mesdames H. A.
morning and evening. A goodly num- McLauchlin; Misses
ber were present, and all wish for ^ Smith, Annie McGill and Jessie
him much success when he assumes’
his duties as pastor of some church Oldham and young sons, Ed-
this fall. Emerson, were visiting in
A. M. Cameron spent Sunday with Coldston last Sunday,
his family, who are visiting in Buie’s Mrs. Robert Taylor, of Newton, was
Creek. in town Tuesday.
Visiting Mrs. T. Frank Cameron' Leon Byrd, of Albemarle, visited
last week were several of her rela- * relatives here last week,
lives, including the following: Mrs. I Mrs. Roland Brown, of Biscoe, spent
Mary E. Davis and daughters, Misses i part of last week with Miss Agnes
Irene and Hazel, of Grove Hill; Mrs. | Smith.
J. 0. Hardy and Miss Iris White, also Mrs. Seth Lassiter and young
of Grove Hill; Misses Ruth and Lena daughters, Margiaret, Ruth and Doris,
Davis and John Harrington, of Phil-1 of SmithfieW, visited Mr. and Mrs.
adelphia, Pa.
A play, “An Old-Fashioned Moth
er,” was given in Vass-Lakeview
school auditorium Friday evening by
the B. Y. P. U., of Cameron Baptist
church. The theme of the play was
days' stay at C. C. Hospital in San-1 church,-and then enjoyed excellent re
cord. ifreshments, consisting • of watermelon
Misses Annie McGill, Jessie Brooks and other fruits. Miss Cameron gave,
and W. D. Smith were in Charlotte the youngsters a ride home, and all
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cameron and
family, and Miss Katherine Cole, of
Pinehurst, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Cameron Sunday afternoon.
Miss Freda Gschwind is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Bundy, Miss Gladys and Joe
of them reiwrt “a good time.'
Mrs. G. S. Edwards visited rela
tives in Alamance county last week.
On her return home she was accom
panied by Earlie and Robert Edwards,
of Alamance. They remained for a
few days* visit here.
Mr. Davis, of Middlesex, spent the
G. S. Edwards recently.
Bunday, of Raleigh, visited Mr. and | week end in town.
Mrs A. G. Edwards the first of the ; Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Gunter made a
* I trip to Moncure Sunday, taking with
r. and Mrs. J. M. Norton, of Rae- them Mrs. Churchill, who has been
Sunday with relatives on visiting in their home for several
® . I days. Master Howard Crutchfield
T» night Misses Willie j came home with them for a short
Pearl Alexander and Mildred Gunter, visit.
f i Edwards, who has been
Mrs. Preston Mattock and daugh- for several days, is
ter. Miss Dorothy, of Jackson. Tenn.. ■ f. ,!|X
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. i September.
J. Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Temple ac-' Mrs. J. S. Lancaster, of Wake For-
companied them to Bonlee Tuesday, j
Mrs. W. A. Smith Hostei^. to Cirl#
Two.
Mrs. ,W. A. Sniitb was hostess to
Circle Two of the Methoidist Auxiliary
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« TT Ti. j' Aiken Reece, of Hamlet, called to
Mr. and Mrs J. I^e Johnson and | ^ i Mrs. George Bamhardt and son,
lldreTl- of RAleifi'’h. nnvA KAon viaif.- ! t j
est, was in town Thursday of this
week.
children, of Raleigh, have been visit
ing in and near Vass for a few days.
Mrs. A. K. Thompson returned
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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Crutchfield, iSanford, visited Mr. and Mrs,
• — W. D; Matthews and Mrs. Bertie
of Moncure, were in town Tuesday.
Misses Mildred Thomas, of Win-
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Wednesday afternoon from a several | ^ton-Salem, was i„ town Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
Robert Monroe, of Hamlet, visited
his sister. Miss Pearl Monroe, re
cently.
Mrs. R. P. Hawn, of Fayetteville,
is the guest of Mrs. C. L. Tyson this
week. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.
Tyson and daughter, Marie, and Mrs.
Hawn were in Raleigh for the day.
Mrs. W. H. Keifth and children,
Elizabeth, Vick and Linwood, are vis
iting Mrs. Keith’s sister, Mrs. Brad
ley, in Hope Mills.
Miss Agnes Cameron entertained
her S. S. Class, of Primary Depart
ment of Methodist Sunday School, at
her home near town one afternoon
last week. The children played many
games, hiked to the old Johnson Grove
LONG TERM
FARM LOANS
AT 6Percent INTEREST
Semi-annual partial repayment of Principal with interest
Put your farm on a business basis with funds from a
FARM LOAN running from 20 to 33 years
Clean up—^Paint up—^Make the Farm a Home for
a healthlier happier family
Loans made promptly on improved farm lands for:
Pajring off Existing Indebtedness
Payment of Balance of Purchase Money on Farm
Lands
Improving Soil, Purchase of Livestock
Purchase of Fertilizer and Farm Implements
Remodeling Farm Buildings, Painting, etc.
New Bams, Dwellings, Tenant Dwellings, etc.
DIVERSDiT FOR LARGER PROFITS
Below is listed the attorneys who are our local repre
sentatives—see any of them if you need funds
U. L. SPENCE^ Cariihagij^NwC.
T. J. McPherson, Sandford, N. C.
W. DUNCAN MATTHEWS,VassJJ.C.
Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank of Raleigh
RALEIGH, N. C.
Matthews this week.
Jim Evans and Bryce Griffin made
a trip to Winston-Salem Thursday.
Miss Jewell Edwards, with friends
from Lucoma, is enjoying a tour of
the mountains in Western North Car
olina.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cole, of Roles-
viUe, were visitors in town a few days
ago.
On Wednesday afternoon, from 4
to 5:30 o’clock. Miss Jessie Brooks
entertained her Sunday School Class
of Primary Department of Baptist
church. Eighteen members were pres
ent, and all joined heartily in numer
ous games and contests. Near the
end of the hour the children enjoyed
music and told stories, after which
Miss Eloise Brooks served refresh
ments of ice cream and cake.
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WE NOW CARRY A FULL LINE OF
FORD PARTS
CHEVROLET PARTS
A FULL LINE OF BATTERIES
i BATTERIES CHARGED and REI»AIRED
KEITH’S GARAGE
Vass, N. C.
Ladies’ New Fall Dresses
Now On Disphy
Including" all the popular Fall shades. Black Satin
with Velvet trimmingr, Tans, Wine, and the new shades
of Blue.
Give them a look.
Visit Oar New Novelty
Deiuutment.
We are starting in a small way a Novelty and 5c
and 10c department. In it we will carry Toilet Articles
of different kinds, Notions, and school supplies.
Vass NercantQe Co.
Dependable Quality Always
Vass, North Carolina