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H | WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR I | PAPER, IT CARRIES THE DATE I I TOUR SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRES VOLUME XXVI—NUMBER 4 PREPARE FOR BOLL WEEVIL State Bat—lagfat Says Feeling That Damage Will kt Light fa Have With Na Ccrtaia Baafa Raleigh, Feb. M.—"The feeling thi-t in 1925 is a hope which has no certain basis, and it may easily result in un pieparedness and bitter disappoint ment," says Franklin Sherman, -chief of the dhrision of entomology for th* North Carolina Stat; Experiment station. "The most important factor in weevil damage is the weather of July and August," continued Mr. Shermar "Some lesser factors, which we al ready know to be true are aut follows: 1. Weevils rapidly increased in num bers last fall. They were numerous at the ins, and it is more Ihan probable that a normal number went into hi bernation. 2. Thus far the winter has been fa vorable for weevil hibernation and we are not likely to have it eoid enough to kill weevils between now and th" cotton seaJbn. 1 "It has been the experience of nil similar State south of us that vei> heavy weevil injury has occurred wi'h in three years after the Stat- was ei tirety occupied by the weevil; we hav - row parsed through two of those years, this is the thiid and perhap w are now due for trouble." Professor Sherman states that tlie Agricultural Extension Service of th? State college will soon issue a prin'- #d circular on "8011-weevil program for 1926," which will be sent to all oounty agellts. Farmers, bankers, •erehiin's, and other concerned may Moire copies of this circular on ap plication. It was pr-pared by work ers in the division of agronomy an I entomology and by Director I. O Schaub, of the extension service. NEWS RESUME OF LEGISLATURE Australia* Ballet BUI Defeated; Bill far Fear Now Jad gee Alee Voted Down 0 —— Raleigh, Feb. 27.—The House d« feated the Australian ballet bill last night when a motion to table was offered by Representative Turlington and carried by a vote of 66 to 56. The Senate yesterday defeated, bv a vote of 26 to If, the bill previousß passed to increase the number of judges in the State and to create four new judicial district*. The biggeet of all questions to conn before the legislature is the revenue end tax biH, which is rapidly beirr; completed by the House. The bill as shaped will produce $12,000,000 State tax. The income tax, schedule has been raised so that the individual who has a net income above legal exemptions up to $2,600 will pay 26 per cent more than last year, and there is a graduated in crease until incomes above $16,00*) are increased M 2-3 per cent abpve the old schedule. The raise on corporation income amounts to 3$ 1-3 per cent straight It seems that the big corporations had more favors shown them than Vie in dividuals did. There was, however, ar. effort to graduate the scale on corporation*. Some trouble seems to have been created by the bill which would take away from the office of the Secretary of State the automobile license depart - ■tent and place it in the hands of Mr. Oaughton, revenue commissioner some claiming it to be a reflection or. Secretary Everett, while its advocates claim it would save the State $l6O/100 per year. THE STRAND SATURDAY Remember: Every Saturday at 3 p.m.— 15c to aIL TJIP.N. I The Cowboy Prince' (Wester.) s. 'Smithy' (Comedy) - EPISODE NO. S 10 Scam make a Man iSc Mi Mb THE ENTERPRISE ROBERSONVILLE AND WASHINGTON GIRLS TO MEET HERE TONIGHT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF EAST CAROLINA Dr. Corey, of Kinston, To Talk Here Tonight Dr. A. E Carey, af Kinston, will preach ta the Federations at the Methodist Church tonight, at 7.M. Everybody ia cordially m *M«d ta hear hia Dr. Carey fa sac of the most prominent men of the Christian df smmatisa and fa considered by leading churchmen today as one af ike heat preachers in the coun try. He wiM be accompanied here by ROT. Lee Sadler, of the Green ville Christian Church. DRILLING FOR OIL NEAR NEW BERN Progress Being Made on O l Well Near Haveleck; Depth Is Now About 1,790 eFet - New Bern, Feb. 26.—The progres. being made with the drilling and gen logical formation encountered in th' operations at Camp Bryan, ne;>.r Have lock, where the Great Lakes Drilling Company is drilling a well to find out if oil exists in commercial quan'i tie* continues very satisfactory to of- Acals of the company, it was learne-t yesterday from unquestionable ac thority. The depth of the well is now approximately 1,700 feet, while th" forma'ion through which the drill h grinding its way is gumbo, said to H-s of a rather hard character. While information being given ou' at this time is rather meager it is known that the engineers in chare" and the professional drillers, who are classed as the best engaged in this work, are very optimistic over the out kok for striking something wor'h white. The Ud baa been clamped down en th» Information being given out to th.> public and this is taken to mean that there is "something worth while or nothing." The optimism which «t» every hand is indication, however •fcat the lack of information bein' given out is not because of any un fltenrable developments. _ Ehe formation thus far has been tut what the geologists and engineers have predicted, with the exception of the eft -reported statements that there is a basement rock in this section at a defrth of from 1,300 to 1,600 fee" This does not eJlst, it is authorita tively stated. STIR IN RALEIGH OVER LIQUOR RAII Seven Arrested Last Night; Expected That Mare Than a Dosen Mere Will Fellow Raleigh, Feb. 26.—The liquor raid made last night by Federal officer and deputy sheriffs created much ex citement here. Seven arrests have al ready been made and more thsn n dosen ethers will soon fellow. An automobile bus belonging to the Safety Coach Co., containing 61 pinti o fUquor was seised Ed ChappeU, liveryman and bar be cue man, and who is well known here, Ada Wilson, white woman well knowi. ir. police courts, C. A. Haywood, nf gro druggist and undertaker, Dick Teague and E S. Grissom, both o: whoa have at times been connected with the safety coach line, David Hay wood and James Jones, porters at the Capitol Club were all arreted. Rumor has it that many Raleig'i folks have been busy hiding their supply since the raids began. Some of the lawmakers stopping at the Sir Walter, who have been under suspicion as bring customers of bootleggers, have been active, to say the least. Macedonia Schools January Honor Roll Maude Hadley, grade 4a, 90; Hazel Ward, grmde 4a, M; Mary France.; Hadley, grmde Sa, 91; Ellen Cherr>, grmde Sa, 93; Oallie Mae Cherry, «*ade Sa, 91; Eadyne Hoiliday, grmrie Sa, BO; Verna GudMr, grade Sa, 98; Ciaytoa Rerels, grade Sa, 90; Marie M, grmde Sb, 92; Evans Perry, grmde Sa, 99; Boy Hadley, grade la. 94.—Reported. CHURCH OF TBI ADVENT Re*. CO. Paid*, Rector • Sanday iHml, 9.44 a. m.—H. M. Stubba, superintendent. BiUe Class, 10 a. m.—Clayton Mean, teacher. Meraing prayer, 11 a. m.—To be (■MM by a lay reader at the ton- Williamston, Martin County, North Carolina, Friday, February 27, 1925 I.AKGE CKOWD EXPECTED FROM BOTH WASHINGTON ANI> ROB ERSONVILLE; BOTH TEAMS IN GOOD CONDITION AND ARK READY FOR THE WHISTLE. The final game of the high-school girls' championship series of East Carolina will be played here tonight, when the Robersonville and Washing ton High School teams will meet a', the Dixie Warehouse. This place be ir.g conveniently located it was tie cided to make it the place, of the la*t encounter of" the series between tlr> two teams of eastern Carolina that hrve not been defeated. The game will be called a» 8 o'clock and Jim Cook will referee. Robersonville ami Washington boti hrve first-class learns, and their town are behind them. The Washington paper states thai they will have a goodly represent!; lion at the game, and Robersonvil'" openly boasts that there will be i»t least 20(1 rooters here with the V "winners." A most interesting game i.' anticipated. WATSON FltEEl) OF MURDER CHARGE (Greensboro Man Who Killed Wife'* Lever in Charlotte Hotel Ac quitted in Hslf an Hour Thomas Watson, of Greensboro, w \ eater lay acquitted of ihe murder of Joseph E. McDonougli by a Meckelii burg County jury after less than one I elf an hour of deliberation. He broke down and wept as th * foreman pronounced the words tha' made him free. His wife, who w> the cause of his predicament, rushr I to his side, grasped his hand an>' kissed him as the tears streame I down her face. Mrs. Watson is being tried today OYI a charge of immorality, growing ou.. of her visit to the Charlotte hotel with McDonough, where her husbanit found them and killed McDonough. MASONS ACTIVE Large Number of Local Masons Vis'i Rocky Mount Lodne Wednesday A large number of members of lhf> Skewarkee Lodge, No. 90, A. F. ft A. M., attended a meeting of th.' (fueen City Lodge, of Rocky Mount. Wednesday night. More than 26 members, including the degree team, went. Work in th* Master Mason's degree was put on. by he Skewarkee team, which was verv highly praised by the Rocky Moun' brethren. Those representing the Skewarkee lodge included Messrs. R. J. Peel, W. C. Manning, J. W. Manning, C. D: Carstarphen, jr., Luther Peel, W. H. Looker, W. E. Dunn, O. S. Anderson, J. E. Harrell, L. B. Harrison, Norman Harrison, Cortex Green, Richard Smith ; Captain Thomas, Elbert ,S Peel, Joe Cowing, A. T. Perry, Ret, bin Harris, R. L. Perry, Theo Uobev scn, Arthur White, G. P. Hall, J. V Hailey, Charles Rogerson, Jack Bigg-, J. W. Andrews, Kenneth Lindsley, and T. W. Snell. DEFEAT AYDEN Local High School Team Wins Slon but Clone Came, 14-13 In a slow and somewhat long-drawn out game Williamson defeated Ay dcn Monday night by the score of 14-18. The game very slow for the first three quarters. In the last quas ter, however, both teams speeded up and made the game more interesting The game was won by the William ston boys in the last 4 minutes. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank Doctors Sawyer, York, and Saunders, Mrs. Bettie Tee' Mr. and Mrs. H.'T. Beberson, and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Peel for their kind* i.ess and faithfulness to me when 1 was operated on recently. But to* their careful services I would have died, and I will always feel deeply grateful to them. ELIZABETH HARDI&ON. Jamesville, N. C. Visiting in Roper Mrs. M. L. Nicholson and son, Cor nelius Ward, left today for Roper, where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mi telle. la Tewa This morning. Dr. W. I. Fleming, of Rocky Mount, was in town this morning. Fra a Reeky Maaat Mr. Peeree, of Rocky Mount, was in town this week. Skating Party at Dixie Warehouse Tonight Come to the skating party at the Dixie Warehouse tonight. There wil Ibe plenty of fun for both thoae participating and those observing. The party is being staged for the benefit of the (■roup 1 Philathea Class of the Christian Church. TWO NEGRO BOYS BADLY INJURED Fall From Truck of Lindsley Ice Co One Has Fractured Skull, Two Fingers Ixmt by Other Two colore*! boys, each about 8 years of age, one the son of Jim Sut ton, the other of George Spruit!, fell from the truck of the l.indsley Ice & Fuel Co., this afternoon, resulting in fracturing the skull of the Sutton b«.>- and cu'ting two Angers otf of tl. • Spruitl boy's hand. The boys had been hithe habit •' riding on the truck and had been o deret off repeatedly, but in the anxiety to ride had hidden themselve in empty coal barrels on the true'; and as the truck made a turn jit •sharp corner near the cemetery th" barrels were thrown out. with the re suit that the Sutton boy was struck across the front part of his head »nl the skull fractured. The attendin physician regards his condition, n ■ very serious. The sharp edge of tlie harrell cu two of the Spruill boy'* Angers oIV hut did him no other injury. EXPECTED BACK Kev. >. I'ardo, of Kpiitcopiil Church' To Keturn Next Week Rev. C. O. I'ardo,- rcltor of t■•* Church of the Adven', who has been in St. Luke's Hospital. Richmond, f-1 the payt month, taking medical tret ment, will return home next week Mrs. I'ardo and little son, Jimnu will also return, They have been vi •ting relatives in Norfolk. SHORT LOCAL ITEMS FROM JAMESVILLK Hi((h Nchoel Basketball Team la On ter of Attraction; l>efeat Everett* Mr. Lloyd Horton was a buslines visitor here Wednesday. Mr. John Long left yesterday on the afternoon train for Plymouth. The Everett* basketball boys played the local team Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Paul_._Waters spent the NUre k end with Mr. Austin Jackson. The Jamesville High School boy basketball team was entertained h. the girl's team Tuesday night at the home of Miss Pearl Jones. A verv delightful lime was given them, which the boys heartily appreciate. „ One of our local high-school »Ju dents, Mr. Onwood Davis, left tode.y for Washington, N. C., where he will obtain a position. The Battleboro basketball team vis ited pur school yesterday, afterwar.lfe journeying to Plymouth. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daws were wei crme visitors at the basketball gam. yesterday. Mr. Lawrence Brown was in town today. Mr. Surry Wright motored to Wash ington Sunday. Jamesville Eliminated Kveretts The Everetts boys met the James ville team on the locdt court, blood be ing in the eyes of both teams. They started out very slow, but the second duarter brought quicker action on th* part of both team*. Cherry, for Ev eretts, played his usual Rood game, tl rowing the only field goal throw > by Everetts. The two Browns, Jam:s and Carol, starred for the locals. The game was very interesting throughout. Ander son, of Wiilliamston, refereed. Ths local boys will play the Williamston quint tomorrow afternoon, whie. promises to be another interesting •nine. * 7 V / -T *1 ENTERTAINMENT Mia. E. D. Dodd Hostess to Sunday School Class Last Night Last night at the Methodist par sonage Mrs. E. D. Dodd entertained the Sunday school class of her daugh ter, Miss Chriatine Dodd. There were rbout 18 present. Games ware played by the young folks. ' Grape jaiee and wafen were serve ! bv Mrs. Dodd. Meier to WiMitagt— Mra. W. H. Gnrganus and Mre Mirtha J. Bennett were in Waahin' in yesterday; SUNDAY SCHOOL COOPERATIVE BODY ORGANIZED HERE; WILL PROBABLY MAKE CHURCH CENSUS THIS SUNDAY J. C. ANDERSON MADE CHAIR MAN; R. A. POPE, SECRET AU \ APPOINT CENSUS tOMMir- TEE MEMBERS FROM EAI II —CHI'RCH. ~ The Williamston Sunday Schotil Co operative Association was organized I hursday afternoon. The meeting was called for the purpose of organ izing, and H. A. l'ope made a mo i >■> that the organization be perfected along lines that were suggested. His motion was seconded by J. O. Man ning and carried. Julian Anders >n was elected chairman and R. A. Po|ie secretary. It was decided that four censu; taking commit ees l>e appointed!, O-K --from each. The town is to be divided into plots by the chairman and tin census takers will make a survey of the town. Cards are to be printed t> make the reports. A discussion w then Held as to (Tie time for maki' . the survey, and a tentative date i f Sunday afternoon, March I, was so' tied upon, which was left to the d> iretion of Chairman Ahderson. A meeting ;f the s'eering com mi - ec was called for. Friday night at '' o'clock, ,to be held at the Methedi.- i church. The committees from the Vaiiol - churches are as follows: Methodist: Rev. K. l>. I)odd, 1! A Pope, Miss Christine Dodd, Hill Mar rison, R 1,. Coburn, Miss Josephine Sykes. ltaptist: Rev. R. 1., Shirley, J. C Anderson, James K. Harrell, J V Ward, Miss Ellen Cowing, ltenj:im'i Courtney. Kpiscopal: Kev. (). I'ardo. lot; ilooker, MUK Frantcs Hoyt, William O.ok, M'.is Susie James, 11 M Stubb Christian Church: Kev. A. J. Ma i ring, W. C. Manning, Robert Manirin . Miss Margaret Manning, Miss Kite*' Ciiittin, and Norman Harrison. SILVER TEA (■roup 2, Christian Church Philathe) CI am*, to (Jive Tea Wednesday (■roup 2 of the Philathea Cla s «,* the Christian church will give a .sil ver tea next Wednesday afternoon et :he lovely new home of (Mrs. (i. If Harrison. The hours Will be from 3.30 to 6(Vi p. m., and everybody is invited '. - ci.me. Special entertainment will It a feature of the occasion. MRS. MARY E. PEEL lli«i at Her Home Thursday Aft*. Year's lllnessof Chronic Nephritis Mrs. Mury Elizabeth Peel, widow of the late James S. Peel, passed aw .; t.i her home. Thursday morning at an hour after a lon# illness •* chronic nephritis. Her husband preceded her to th; grave byUess than a year. She leave* one brother, Mr. Eli Gurganus, a I one sister, Mrs. Margaret Stalls ami a large number of nephews and niece Though she never had any children (if her own she was always love! and admired by children, all the chil dren of her community calling h">- "Aunt Bet." &he w:.a •« I ways gentle and kind to everybody. No Strang'' l was turned from her gate. The funeral was conducted at 2 o'- clock today from the residence by Elders J. N. Rogersgn end B. S. Coy/ ing, pastors" of the churcb at He: • Grass; of which she hud been a mem ber for many years. The burial was by the side of liei husband on the farm where they h«i spent long and useful lives. BAPTIST NOTES Announce Program for Sunday Sert ices; Training School Success Sunday school, 9.45 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. B. Y. P. U. meeting, «. 46. Evening service, 7.46 p. m. Our training school, which close tonight, has been a great success. 4 total enrollment of 70, with an aver age attendance of 60 for the entire week is a part of the record. Our school is striving to become a stand ard Sundi'V school by May 1. Our training school will greatly help ua U ward our goal. Special services will be held Sun day. The pastor will preach at both hours* JHe glso preaches at 3 p. m.. at Riddicks Grove. The Lord's Sup per will be observed at each church Sunday. * * All members are urged to be pres ent at each place. A cordial invita tion is extended to everybody to come and worship with us. Mr. Vance BunUng, of Bethel, i* in town today. Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet Monday A meeting, of the directors of the chamber of commerce will be held in the law office* of and Coburn Monday night at 7.30 p. m. the purpose of (he meeting is lo make a definite decision as to whether Williamston will he rep resented by a queen at the Eaat Carolina Kxposition, which is be ing held in Smithtield this year. All directors are urged to be present. (JET TWO STILLS NEAR I'ARMELE Federal and l.oral Officers ( upluie Two Men ami Two Stills in Uaid Thursday Fi-deral Agents T. W. Smvll anil It. White and Deputy Sheriffs Luther I'eel ami William tiray cptured t\v • li rge stills Thursday. The stills were located about two miles north of I'a*- niele aijd wt re being operated b\ Icho Staton and Klijah Rogers, col eivd, both of whom werj caught. The stills were both at the sum'« stand ami each was hiing operate I s*jKirately. They hail about s-ven gal lons oi liquor on hand, but very lit?! ■ beer. The 'iitjre plant was destroys I and both men brought here before I S. Commis-iioner \V. (' Mantling fo hearing. Tl\e> each admitted the i KUil' and in default of bonds in fh urn of SSOO were committed to jai' te await trial at th" A|tril term of Federal district court, which convem « ; t Washington April 2d. LOCALS WIN FROM . RORERSONVILLI Williamston Itoys Snow Visitors 1 nder Avalanche of (ioak; Score: 50 to 7 , In the fastest game of the season here Wednesday night, Williamstoi decidedly and entirely outclassed tl- Itob.'rsonville boys team before th liirgest crowd that ever witnessed high-school game here. The scoi was 50 to 7. At the same time tli ' Kobersonville girls were showing tli local high-school girl's learn how ha k thall should be played. The .-.Col ' ii the girls' game was 51, to !), .i> favor of the visitors. There was nev er a time in either game when t ti- Williamston boys or the Koltersonvillc girls were in danger of losing the r load. For the boys, the local .gyard Ward and Itaridiill, deserve gre- t nedit, while the forwards played their best game of the season. In the girls' game the teamwork of 'he Hobersonville team was easily the oo' landing feature The local girl I layed haul, but were completely out c'hssed. MUS. I'OKTI A HONNKit SMAI.I WOOl) (Washington Daily News, Feb. 20.) Answering the Master's call the soui of Mrs. Portia Bonner Smallwooi! wife of the late George'-h. J Whitley passed into life eternal at her horn nrar Williamston yesterday as. niglt' drew near Born September 12, 1868, .-he vfas :he oldest child of John W and Kinily Lucas Sitialll wood, anil •pent her early life in Washington. Mrs. Whitley was of strong thai iMier, loyal and true, responding eve. le the call of duty. She dwelt withjn the shadow of the cross and in the I twilight of her earthly life bore wi'h patience her suffering with faith tlu • she would see her Pilot face to fac."' The funeral will take place from her home near Williamston tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock.—Reprinted by request. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev. A. J. Manning, Pastor Sunday school, 9.45 a. m.—W. Manning, superintendent. The pastor will preach at Mace donia on this Sunday, ami there wil' be no service at the local church. Our Sunday school reached th> 121 mark last Sunday with a fine of fering We want to make the num ber 150 Sunday. Come and brim? one with you. In Rocky Monnt Last Night Dr. and Mrs. John D. Biggs spent last night in Rocky Mount. Baainaaa Visitor Mrs. J. S. Ayers, of Everett*, waa • bnriims visitor hare this morning. ADVERTISERS WILL FIND OUR I "COLUMNS A LATCHKEY TO 1«M HOMES OF MARTIN COUNTS ft ESTABLISHED 1898 QUEENS MUST BE * ELECTED SOON Nimni of (JUWIM for Eafttern ( jr»- lina Exposition Must be Sent in By March 15 Have you elected your queen for | ch** Easttrn Carolina Exposition 'iuit is to be held in, Smithtield April 13 U lo yet ? Thin question is be.lg a>ked now about as much as uny U>: 01 > ue.si on by the people of e:.s'- ern Carolina In factfthe queen'a ct>n te:-t at the exposition each year has pi'j' en quite a popular social event, as well as very remunerative for the winner*. Tie '.vo previous expositions pre .ltd to two young ladies each tim® i genuine blue-gem diamond rintj at -dutt'lv perfect. This meant* that a total of $12,000 in diamond rings wis given free to the four young ia.ljes who were declared the winners. This year two more young ladies are ►'.oiug to get a SSOO genuine blue-gem diamond stone. The question is, Will be - the queen from your town oi > ime other town? The towns 'hat I avc queens in the contest get an un usual amount of publicity, because thf M-i.testants are voted on and intro duced as bearing the name of the town. Any town in the territory cov ered by the Eastern Carolina Cham her of Commerce may enter a queer Her name must be in the hands of th Secretary-manager at Kins ton b> March 15. Hut don't wait until th> last minute to elect her l>o it an' way you see tit. The first year then were '£l queens in the contest. Las year there were 31, and the expositio officials hope to have at least 40 thi year. For-full particulars write to tli headquarter* at Kinston. HEAR ;rass item* Short Items and Personal* of Sout' western Martin County Miss' Agnes Chesson has leturtf ' to her home after spending a we with her aunt, Mrs. T. K. Arnhfo.-i of (.jrexwcll. Misses Mary and Kugelia Harr and Miss Helen Rogers were th guests of Mis* Annie Mae Cowin . Saturday night Mr. Marvin (iurganus had Mi Mary Harris out riding Sunday afte noon. Miss Vara (iresn Rogers spent S;:F urday night with Miss Nossie L» Taylor. v * Mr. Dewey Leggett was the gue ' of Miss Mahala llallancc Tuesd night. Mr. Jiesse Holierson motored to W li; mston Saturday morning. Mr. Wilbur Cowing was the gu •nf MTFTS Tifiir HwtlfßH, of OKI fo.'' Saturday night. Mr. Kli and Fernanda Ito wen we the guests of Misses Ague;; and Lil Che; son Sunday night. • Miss Daisy Cowing spent Saturd. night with Miss Fannie Cowing. Mr. Dewey Leg-gett and Oplrii liailey were the "guests of Missi (■ race Wilson and Myrtle Woolar ; Sunday afternoon. Mr. Minga Rogers spent Saturday light with hi.s parents, Mr and Mi Henry Rogers. Mr. Willis Harris was the guest o. Miss Kdna Hampton Sunday night. Mrs. Kannie Mae Mobley spent Sun day afternoon with her parent#, Mv and Mrs. H. I). Harrison. Miss Mahala Itallance spent la-i Saturday night with Mr. ami Mrs Fritz, uf Washington. Mr. Bob Taylor had Miss Helot'* Rogers out riding Sunday afternoon Mr. Henry Feel anl Miss Belle Ir giills were the guests of Miss Mart ':i llailey Sunday afternoon. Mr. Minga Rogers was the jjue-u of Miss Annie Mae Cowing Sunduv night. i\lr. Ira Rogers was the guest at Miss Elsie Mae Taylor Sunday nigl.'.' Mr. Lewis Taylor was the tfues? 0 l Miss Itena Harris Sunday afternoon. Mr Clarence Bailey was ihe gue t f Miss Ada Taylor Sunday night. Mr. Ophus Bailey was the guest j* Miss Alice Roberson Saturday nigh' METHODIST CHURCH Rev. E. 0. Itodd, Pastor Sunday school, 9.45 a. m. Morning service, 11 a. m. Evening service, 7.30 p. m. Motor to Rocky Mount Misses Margaret Everett and Al a I Proctor and Mr. J. G. Purcell motor ' to Jtocky .Mount this morning. .... j -Z. . ~ In Town Today Mr. 6. R. Manning, of Griffins, was in town this morning. In Washington Yeetotday Messrs. J. H. Purvis and W. I Dunn spout yesterday afternoon Washington. ' , ■ . -J
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