***********, z Micro * ************( M ICRO, Jan. 20.—We are sorry j •to learn that Mr. Jonah Pittman who lives near Micro happened to j an anft'Oimoibfile Occident a few j days ago. The 'car was badly ■ torn up in the wreck. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Pittman have returned from New York City to make Micro their home. Mr. Wilbert Pittman -of Micro (and Miss Flossie Hinnamt -of near Keenly were married recently at ■Goldsboro. The bride is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Phate Hin narit and the bridegroom i« the «m of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pitt man. -Messrs. Minnanit Go-d<win and Worth Ba&ley called on friends in ihinn Sunday. 1 We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Luther Pittman broke heir leg on January 11. .Mr. J. R. Balla-nco and ©on, Alchile, of Sampson county, spent u short while Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pittman. Messrs. James Langston, Henry Evans and Herman Daniel have ivtuimed home after spending a few days in Bad in. Mrs. W. T. iBaigley spent some time -recently in New York City with her daughters, Mrs. R. H. Pittman and Mrs. Ii. D. Langley. Mr. €. P. Hinshaw, of Chapel Hill, called on friends here Sun day. Mrisses Famiye Wellons, Eliza Iveth Howell, Derucha Gay and Annie Lou E/liis shopped in Ral ei-gh Saturday. Mrs. hint* Barnes and Mr. f ar] Barnes, of Hiayne, were in town Monday. Mirs. I/uther Pittman happened to the misfortune of falling and 'breaking her 'leg Saturday. Messrs*. J. H. Langston and Henry Evans went to Baddn Tues day. Mr. Evans ds going to work there. Messrs. iMfavnant 'Godwin and Worth Bagley went to Dunn Sun day. Mes dames A. E. Fitzgerald and Leara Auisley, -of Micro, and Mrs M. S. Spraggins, -of Tarboro, v>s ited Mi's. O. L. Baigley at Golds boro Friday. The basketball games between the Selma high school boys and girls and the boys and girls of Mrcro high school played on the local courts proved to he very interesting. The Micro girls came out victorious over the Selma lassies with a score of 10 to 6, while the boys lost to Selma, the score being 20 to 10. Rev. R. N. Ilinnant who Is teaching at Bath, spent the week end at his home here. •Mr. C. A. Fitzgerald and Dr. M. Ilinnant made a business trip to iGolidsboro Monday. Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Shumaker who Lave been spending some time with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Atkinson, near here, left Sunday night for Lexington. Va., where they will make their home Rev. Millard Johnson, of Wake Forest -College, spent the week end at his home near here. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Phillips, of Finetops, spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Fiannye Wei Ions. X it Jt ii V ****** Selma By MRS. W. T. WOODARD ¥¥¥¥¥*«**« •SELMA, Jan. 17.—Dr. M. F. tDM. cf Raleigh, and Mr. Z. H. UiJl, of 'the Sanders Chapel s^e liuni, were in the eiit-y Friday. Mr. and Mi.s. (’. W. Soaks ami childncMii spent last ■week end in Cihtasrlatte with ablatives. Miss iMargaret Etfchcmlge has r*turned from a visit to Mrs. S. E. Leonard in Rocky Mount. *«**«*' Miss -Minnie Girey, of Rocky Mount, spent last week end here with Mrs. Mamie T. Candler. Miss Girey is pleasantly (remembered here as a memlber of .the nigh school faculty while Mr. Fiederdck Archer was superintendent. Since (that time she lias taught continu ously in il he Rocky Mount schools. Mr. Sherwood Shuler spent Fri day in Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Langley and children, of Durham, visiied | relatives here during the week. end ! Di*. and Mrs. I. W. Mayerberg spent Thursday in High Point. Miss Florence Miayerberg, of Goldsboro, was the week end guest of Dr. and Mrs. I. W. Mayer berg Mr. and Mrs. L.1 M. O’Daniel, of Raleigh, were guests of Mrs. P. H. Sellers Sunday. Miss Vara Blackman, who is teaching at Cartel's Chapel, spent last week end here with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. G.1 Black man. Mr. and Mrs. George Burns, of [Raleigh, wore guests- of Mr. and Wirs. John FI owe Sunday. Mrs. C. B. Waddell who has >een confined' ftx> ihcr room with rheumatism for some time, is somewhat improved though sti'U .Kiable to 'be out. Mr. F. L. O’Neal has accepted \ position in Durham. Mir, and Mas. C. L. Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Stanfield spent Monday in Raleigh. iMirs. AntnailKd'le Massey, from Clayton, spent several days last week in (town with friends Mrs. I. W. Mayerrberg left last Tuesday to spend (two days; in Richmond. Mr. and Mrr. David Pjddfl and little daughter, Hannah France", returned (Monday from a visit to ] relatives in Florence, S. C. Mr. and Mirs, W. H. Call spent Sunday afternoon with relatives in Wilson. Mrs. J. H. Howell spent last week end in Goldsboro* Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Short vis ited relatives in Fremont Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Watkins and Mirs J. S. Dupree, of Angier, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. |K. G Richardson. Mrs. B. F'. Proctor and little Minnie May Richardson, of Ral eigh, will arrive Thursday to visit Mns Ew G. Richardson Jr. ; Mrs. G. F. Brietz, Franklin t Brietz and Jimmie "Woodard spent j Saturday afternoon in Golds >oro | Mrs. T. M. Bonny has1 returned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. | II. T. Godwin in Gastonia. Mrs. W. R. Smith spent Wed nesday in Clayton with her moth er, Mrs. J. 1). Gulley. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kirby spent Wednesday in Fremont. Mr. and Mrs, Wade Brown vis ited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Woodard n Knightdaile Sunday. Mr. T. M. Benoy who has beer, ill at his home here fon* several lays is improving. Mr. Sam Young, of Raleigh. Mrs. Annie Parker and Miss Pur | cell were guests of Mr. and Min. j Bradley Pearce Sunday. Mms. R. O. MiOiSeiley and cliil Iron, of Kinston, were .guests of Mrs. J. lb Person Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs II. T. Godwin of lastonia announce the birth of a j laughter, Olivia Anne, on Janu ary 13. Mrs. Godwin wasi oefon? ier marriage Miss. Margie Benoy f Selma. *********** $ Wilson’s Mills * Rv MRS. S. L. RARROT'R * I***.* *¥¥*¥** WILSON'S .MILLS, Jan. 20.—Mt. „nd Mis*. L. Cl. Davis and chil li-on, Bonnie Louise and L. C. Jr., of Micro, spent .the week end I iere with Mrs. E. E. Parrish. Milissea Johnnie and Beatrice Smith, cf Durham, were recent u-esits of their grandparents, tMr. i.nd Mrs. Dave Parrish. Mr. Ivan Bailey was a business isitc-r to Kenly Thursday. Mrs. Mabel Barho-ur Wiggs pent Saturday in Smith field. Mr. and Mil's. '9.' L. Barbour and hildren, Shelton, Frederick and I Jahel, spent Sunday afternoon in I he Polenta section. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wilkins wore ! recent business visitors to Golds boro. The many friends of Mirs. Ar 1 ‘bur Lee will regret to learn that -he centmues to be ill at her home here. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Mr. Otha Barber, of Garner, was a recent guest of Mrs. Mabel Barbour Wiggs. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Uzzle, of Raleigh, Mj>ent the week end in Mr. and Mips. Ivan Bailey is aw ‘Gc .<1 Diggers of Broadway” in | Selma Tuesday at the Playhouse i theatre. 'Mirs. Hardee Branch is visiting icr tsnl'iter in Seven Springs.1 Mrs. Sally Spruill has returned o her home in Tarboro after vis ting her niece, Mrs. Hany Wil Bentonville BENTONVILLK, Jan, 17.—Mi-, md Mrs. L. Smith and children, f Meadow, spent Sunday after noon at itihe home of Mr. R. W. Smith. 'Mr. J. M. Beasley has return ei ivome after spending several days vith his daughter, Mm. Mattie Stephenson, near Raleigh. Mrs. Maggie Lee has been quite sick but is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lee and Mr. and Mb’s. Daniel Lee have moved from our ednununaty near Selma. Misses Lois and Pearl Wood, )f -Manchester, spent last week *nd with Miss Marlene Smith. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur j 'bcrniton several days ago, a son. Mrta an<l Mrs. C. C. Beasley had ls their guests Sunday afternoon Hr. and 'Mrs. W. B. Beasley and Vlir. and Mrs. II. M. Beasley of ■im'ith'fieljd, Mr. Sam TihorMSton and family [ moved last week from our com- j mfumdty tto the fCorbett-Hatchcr, section. Grantham BBN'TON'VTiMjE, Route 2, Jan. | 20.—‘The 'girls Excelsior Society j met Friday afternoon, January 10, j and elected new _ officers for the folio-wing month as (follows: Louise HolilowcII, president; Bessie Ixxi | Howell, secretary and treasurer; ; Agnes Hood, reporter; iMiidred j Hollo well, marshall Annie Luc1 Porter, Hortense Thornton, Ruth Denning and Ethel. Jackson were appointed by (the president as the program committee. Dr. Corbett is now giving the vaccination for diphtheria at the school It is free for anyone who wishes to take it. The first dose was given last Tuesday. •Rev. and 'Mrs. E. L. Parker and two children spent last Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Oox. i Mr. David 'Bryan was suddenly tricken with paralysis last Sun lay. The girts 4-II club of Gran hani met at the school building Ihursday. CORINTH-HOLDERS SCHOOL HONOR ROLL, 3RD. MO. First Grade: Janie Lee Jeffer es, Alia Lynch, Willard 'Davis, Carlton Dean, Marcus Nowell, lames Pittman, William Elton Davis, Mary Johnson, Jessie Ray Hinnant, I Ait her Bunn. Second' Grade: Gustavu's A tkin - von, Wiillard Batten, Scott Brown, Go,rdan Lynch, Jewel Davis, Ina L». Hinnant, Mabel Parker, Osteene .Vihiitley, Bertha L. Richardson, tilth Cook, Edna Earl Wright, Donald Ch a mb lee. Third Grade: Petti grue Price, doze lie Davis, Laura Lynch, Ruth Upchurch. Fourth Grade: Annie Griswold William Brannan, James Earl vk/ody, Clay on Nanrom. Filth Grade: Margaret Corbett. William R. O'Neal, Willie Gris .vold, Creacy Wall, Lucy Ella Creech, Polly Mae Parrish, Estelle V.hvtey, Myrtle Patterson, Annie v’uth Parrish. Sixth Grade: Gertrude Hoe at t (iatph Green, Rcsa Lee Glover vilnnie Lee Hinnant, Helen Par v©r. Seventh Grade: Magdalene Rich u’dison, Hazel Snipes, Annie Laura locut-t. Eighth Grade: Til or on, Adkin on. Ninth Grade: W'alton Ilocutt. Tenth Grade: Katie Creech. Most improvement from each oom: .Myirt ie Frances Corngleton lugene Barham, Omegia Moody, lara Flowers, Braxton Hunter lilil Boykin, Roma Wilder, Hazel dee Hocutt, Rachel Cope, Albert 1 rcen, Emma Winston, Thelma •oykin, Ethel Andrews, Ttoeron Vdkinson, Walt cm Hocutt, Lizzie Price. 'I ON OR ROLL FOR THE KENLY HIGH SCHOOL First Grade: Mae Thorne Edg rt.cn, Clou Casper, Iona Flowers, 'irginia Ouitland, Glennie Shirley, lands Radford, Alton Dams, Hor *ce Draugbn, Ralph Durham, Ivon vuirham, 'Hubert Gray Bass, Aaron Id wards. Second Grade: Wallace Bal ance, Ralph Davis, Marion Eith vridge, L. F. Pittman, Ray Wat I *on, Virginia Boyette, Ida Hodge, ! Ruby Jones, Marc odes Kirby, Vara Lamm, Lola Mae Pate. Third Grade: Erse 11 Littleton, Margaret ,Simmons, Leonora Eth eridge, E ]• nest W i 1 k i ns on. Fourth 'Grade: Nympie Kdger ;cu, Mozello Rose, Margaret B >y rtte, Lucile Edwards, Elizabeth II cod, I ohm Wiatsc n. Fifth Grade: Willie Brown, Of fle Best. Lester Jones, Willie Mcore, Wallace Reid Watson, Vir ginia Hales, Elizabeth Hill, Clias vie Lee Wells, Lilians Futch, Mel dn Watson. Sadie Blackman, Becky Fulghum, Eleanor W. Gay lor, Eioise Kirby, Benjamin At- ( ford, Cecil Jackson. Sixth Grade: Janie Eilger.ton, Marie Jackson, Josephine Watson, Winnie Boyette. Seventh Grade: Irva Little, Mar aret Pike, Lucile Jackson. Eighth Grade: Grey Fulghum, Eioise Radford. Ninth Grade: Inez Radford. om: SWALLOW of Thozine Is gmtmn. toed to stop coughing. Quicker, better arid pleasanter than any th’ntf you have ever used, or your money back. 86c.. 60c.. $1.00. All drugffieta. HOXiNE Tenth Grade: Sarah Coleman, i jes'lie Watean, Melba Waitson. Improvement Honor Roll. - .First Grade: Ivon Durham. Second Grade: Raymond Dut vam, .Mary Patience Peele. Third Grade: Rnsc Myrtle Out* and, E: s»el 1 Li ttleton. Fourth Grade: Louise Woodard,! VIj 1 ton Russell Godwin. Fifth Grade: Cecil .Jackson, Wil- ; !ie Brown. Sixth Grade: William Shirley, j Seventh Grade: Hazel Yelve/ton. j Eighth Grade: Elda Watson. | Ninth Grade: Inez Radford, j Tenth Grade: I1. D. Grady, Jr. j Eleventh Grade: Clara Ix*e Pitt- j HONOR ROLL FOR PRINCETON SCHOOL ] First ’Grade: Ruth Bratewe’l, J Mary Elizabeth ’Creech, Bettie Lee 1 Pearsall, Marie Arthur, Jenus-h.i Edwards-, Lois Fail, lather Mar tin, Mary Ann Stevens, Ada Wor ley, Worth Braswell, Raymond Suggs. Second Grade: Robert Glenn Barden-, Raymond Massey, Leon Peed in, Lynwood Tart, Carlas Wooten, Bertha Denning, Sally Edwards, Mary Holt, Nellie Jchr j sen Peary Lane, Bertha Odom, | Virginia Overman, Cleo Woodard, I Doris Woodard. Thud Grade: Azilee Wilkins, Mary Overman, Myrtle Holloman, Gilbert Gowers, Len-y Wilkiiri.s, Thu: man Wiggs, I>. A. Pittman. Lulu Braswell, Aileen Bedford. Marie Fitzgerald, Arlene Holt, Zil phia Stallings, Doris Williams, Francs Williamson, Per non Ed wards, Thel Holt, Eurtle Hewett, Darius Mith-e-11, John Joseph Snipes, Rexford Woodard. Fourth Grade: Herman- Creech Ned-a Capps, Aleon Masse mg'lb Tom E;!d Bizzell, Hazel Cole, Flon nie I ilkington, Myrtle Woodard Grace Ayccek, Irene Worley, Dor clhy Stevens, Ethelyn Holt, Jose phine Fails, Thelma Barden, Nor man Tart, Kenneth Horne, Charles Peele, David Sn ipcs. Fifth Grade: Erma Ellis, N. II Wells, Louise Fields, Madge Ay rock, Inez Brewer, Mattie Lou s: Edwards, Myrtle Wlilliaimston, Car Gurley, Francis Rainis, Ma dor Rains, Elton Woodard, Robert Glenn Watson, Bill Joe Sugg Therein Edwards, Cloo Rains. Sixth Grade: Clara Lee, James Thompson, Raymond Wilkins, Al ton Kome-gay. Seventh Grade: Bill Edwards David Barden, Mary Lynch, Nor ma Lee Boyette, Eva Edwarnc Annie Louise Sugg's, Cora Lei Worley, Jessie Pearle Graham Thelma Westbrook. Eighth Grade: Annie Mac Ivor negay. Tenth Grade: Clara Hamilton Walter Royal. Eleventh Grade: Thelma Bras well, Ethel Mae Braswell, Lille Peedin, Estelle Holland. Improvement Honor Roll. First Grade: Louise Worley Thaddeus Parker. Second Grade: Merle Creech Mary Ruth Ay cock. Third Grade: John Joscp1 Snipes, Arthur Johnson. Fourth Grade: Frank Cobb Norma Fails. Fifth Grade: Elbert Braswell Thelma Peedin. Sixth Grade: Jim Lee, Edn: Earle Kirby. Seventh Grade: Clemiment Gas s-on, Ray Woodard. -Eighth Grade: Thelma ( ultrain Ruby Edwards. Ninth Grade: Vennie Bras we1! Gilbert Thompson. Tenth Grade: David Pearce. Eleventh Grade: Nancy Eason. School Personals. Mrs. Chester Alexander and j Miss Hattie Hanks were vis tors j at the Prince,ten teaeherage last | Thu 1 sday afternoon. Miss Ina Walker has ret time i after spending the holidays at Jensen, Fla. Misvip, Eleanor Gurley, Ail'nt Snipes and Helen Raines spent the COMPLEXION Of spending many dollars on fancy ereams and skin lotions, bny a 25c pkg. of Carter's Little Liver rule asd remove tho constipation pol sons. Your skin will be quickh cleared, and your health improved All Druggists 25c and 75c red pkgs CARTER S LSI PILLS It is no disgrace to have the itch but it is a disgrace to keep it when you can get a bottle of C. J. Lotion, the guaranteed remedy for itch. Creech’s Inc., Smithfield Selma Drug Co., Selma E. V. Woodard, Selma IMPROVED sallow, blemished ^5—1 complexion! Instead sallow, ITCH! ast week end in Kemly. The Princeton teams played a ouble 'heavier last Tuesday night n Smithfield vs. Four Oaks. The ioys lost to Four Oaks 21-23. 'he Princeton ginls won 22 to 11. Jill Steven® was high scorer for he boys, while Eleanor Gurley vas high scorer for the girls, coring twenty points. Reporters: Helen Rains, Eli;.a >o‘ h Warren. Brogden SMITH FIRM'), Route 2. Jan. 10.— Mo*. Walter Langley, of Dur ham, spent Sunday wiith his fath i»r, Mr. C. O. Bangley. M/r. and Mrs. Leonard Grant, of Enfield, visited relatives in this section Sunday. Mris. George Braswell, of Smith field, spent the week end with her son, Mr. \V. iC. B rials well. Messrs. W. C. BraLswell ar.d J. T. Overbee made a business trip to Goldsboro Wednesday. Mrs.' J. It. Daughtry, of near Stevens Chapel, iis spending this week with her daughter, Mrs. J T. Overbee. Mrs. William Godwin, of Colds boro, recently visited her parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. B. Gardner. Mu\s. Junius Edwards spent lnr-1 Mionday night with her mother. Mil's. mJJ Lynch near Progress, i .Mills. Louis Braswell, of Royal school section, iksi visiting her i daughter, .Mirsi. Sidney Thompson. | Mr. and Mrs. George McFatfer | are ali smiles—it's .a boy. The relatives of Mr. and Mrs •Joe Tyner attended’ the birthday dinner which was given at hos home last -Sunday. Mr. T. iN. Greene, of Raleigh, -pent a few days last week with his son, M.r. Herbert Greene. Juniors Organize C. Endeavor. Selma, Route 1, Jan. Id.— On last Sunday afternoon at 2 :‘J0 V clock the junior s’ met at The “hurch at F air view and organized i Christian Endeavor society. There were twenty-one present md more are expected next Sun day. Ail boys and girls between five and sixteen years of age are •nvited to ccme. An interesting pregram is planned each Sun lay by the teachers. The Endeavor is run on the >rder of the Daily Vacation Bible School. There are devotional ex ercises, Bible stories, c las sec, memory work and song period. Junior 'Christian Endeavor earni Sunday afternoon from 2:30-3:1V Senior, first and third Sunday wen mgs at seven o’clock. Class Reunion. Benson, Jan. 10.—On Friday might Mrs. Joel Street and Miss Lily Canadlay delightfully enter tained the clas<s of ’24 at the lat tev's homo. The meeting was turn ed ever t:o the class president. Mr. Hiram Rose who welcomed the following: class members: Misses Kate Johnson and Lay Canada y, Mg's dames Joel Street, H Irani Rose, Mack Barbour, Messrs. Marshall Wihittenton, Her man Strickland, Wade Johnson, Bailey Hudson, Edward Johnson and Hunter Johnson. Letters were read from absent class members who exposed regret at not be ng able to be present. At the close of the business session, Mr, Hunter Johnson, the class musician, gave delightful piano numbers of his own com position as well as other number's by famous com posers. The class somg, “The Anvil C horns” was then sung with much enthusiasm. A clasis name contest proved quite ^V0R|Ng . —Special tXTRACt-i 50 HOOD BROS. ‘,n ‘ 8 1930 Catalog of WOODS SEEDS Mailed free on request Write for it. Illustrated and con-1 tains valuable in formation for the farmer ^gardener T.W.WOOD 6-SONS Seedsmen Since 1679 55 5.14'*'St. Richmond. Va. Weatherforecast broadcast daily :rf6:58P.M.station WRVA.2/0.1 nteters t interesting, Mr. Bailey Hudson winning an attractive motto. Aft er this “Walk on me '24" caused much fun, Mr. Hiram Rose being! tihe winner paid a forfeit by tell-! ing his first day’s experience at j college in a very itou morons man- ! ner. A picture contest was then engaged in, M r. Wade Johns xn winning a dainty bon bon dish. 1 The hotstess.es assisted by Miss Flora Canaday then served doth -; Louis refreshments which consisted j of ambrosia with whipped cream! topped with cherry, fruit cake and hot coffee. The favors wore green and white mints in green baskets. The class colors being green and white were carried out in decorations and refreshments, and favors combined with yule tide colors. Toward the close of the eve ning’s entertainment Mr. Edward Johnson gave in rhyme a toast to the class; Mr. Herman Strickland gave a most appropriate response. The special guests were: Miss Flora Canaday, of Campbell Col lege; Mesdames Marshall Wh.it teroton, Schenectady, N. Y.*t Wade Johnson, Benson; Edward Johnson, Frank lint on; Ralph Austin, Clay to; CaP’Jand Johnson, William an I Miary Co.leg'e; and Mack Barbour, Benson,. Mil’s. Mack Harbour will be nos-1 toss at. the next meeting. A. IS. W. Class Meets Kenly, .Ian. III.—The regular monthly meeting of the Annie j Benson Wesley class of the Meth odist Sunday school was held ar the 'home of the 'retiring presi dent, Mrs. C. S. Pulley, on Tues day nl'g'ht at 7:30 o’clock. The fol lowing new year’s program wis piesided over by Mrs. J. W. Dar den, who read the scripture les son: A New Year’s motto, by Mrs. F. A. Pike; Poem, ’’Let All Be New,” by Miss Nettie Harris; a prayer, by Mrs. A. J. Broughton. The business session was eon j ducted by the new president, Mrs. G. C. Phillips, who appointed committees for this year. Between fifty and seventy-five dollars j worth of groceries, fruit and toys j were reported given to the needy at Christmas. It was decided to send out little aprons to rape money for the class treasury. Mrs. Pulley thanked the members for their cooperation while sire was president. The hostess assist ed by her daughter, Miss Grace Pulley, Mrs. F. A. Pike and Mrs. G. C. Phillips served a chicken salad course with hot coffee. Those present were: Mesdame-s “A WONDERFUL TONIC,” SAYS MR. HUMPHREYS OF SMITH FIELD HER ALD “It is wonderful,” says Mr. N. E. Humphreys of the Herald, ‘‘how Vinol has helped me. I heartily recommend it to anyone in need of a good tonic.” Doctors have long known the value of mineral elements iron, calcium with cod liver peptone, as contained in Vinol. Nervous, easi'v tired people are surprised how Vinol gives new strength, sound sleep and a BIG appetite. Gives you more PEP to enjoy life! Vinol tastes delicious. Jo-Mc’" Store, Drugs. G-3 Rose & Woodall Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Anywhere —Any time. Day Phone 36. Night Phone 34 BENSON, N. C. We are now running: an— Oyster Roast alonjj with our famous bar becue and brunswick stew at the old mill near Prince ton J.T. Canady, Mgr. Look for the arch on No. 10 Beauty ThatWUl Not Streak, Spot or Rub Off Imparts an attractive, soft even appearance that leaves no chalky edges or filled In pores. Blends naturally with the skin without that “made up” look. Made in White, Flesh, Rachel and Sun-Tan. GOURAUD'S opffijfti MV. /,>»■ Tnal Sice 44 erd. T. Hopkins & Son, New York City F. W. Darden, A. H. Hardison, J. W. Hollo well, C. F. Darden, k. T. Fiulgbusn, C. S. Pulley, H J. Sim mons, A. J. Broughton, G. C. Phillips F. A. Pike, J. T. High, Rosts I). Fugorton, J. Tom Barnes, Herbert Lamb, Pnssie H. Edgev ton-, Misses Lida Dard<en and Net tie Harr it?. ANNUAL MEETING OF HOSPITAL SHAREHOLDERS The annual meeting of the shaRhclders of the Johnston Coun ty Hospital, I no., will he held at 2:JO o’clock p. m., on Thurs day, January 30, 1030 in the com missioners’ room of the Johnston county courthouse in Smith field. BLACKSMITH SHOP MOVED! 1 have moved my blacksmith shop from the Jenkins White shop to the Hyman Fort cafe near the Ban ner Warehouse and am now ready for work. DAVID JONES Notice to Tax Payers This is to advise the taxpayers of I Johnston County that under Section 1 805 Public laws of North Carolina, Session of 1929, beginning February 1, 1930 a penalty of one per cent will be added to all unpaid taxes for the year 1929. This penalty is not put on by the County Commissioners but is specifically prescribed in the above section. D. W. Parker Tax Collector for Johnston County GRANDMOTHER’S Still the BREAD V'alue of the Hour PAN ROLLS Dozen ^ 21 “02. 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