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Society & Personals KL1UT ft. PHONB In Town Tuesday Messrs. Jim Gray, Edgar Johnson, Mayo Little, and R. A. Bailey, of Roberaonville, were business visitors in town last Tuesday. In Town Wednesday Messrs. Charlie Davenport and Luther Hardison were in town Wed nesday. ? To Return Tomorrow Messrs. W. C. Manning and Gar land Coltrain are expected home to morrow from the western part of the State, where they attended the an nual meeting of the North Carolina Press Association. itr. Helton Improving Mr. Jesse Melson, who has been quite ill for several days in a Wash ington hospital, is improving and may be able to return home next Visiting in Norfolk Mrs. L. H. Davis, of Jamesville, is visiting relatives in Norfolk this week. ? \Here From Greenville Mrs. C. M. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whedbee, of Greenville, visited "Mr. tad Mrs. M. jrMoye here last evening. , ?? . From Greenville Joe Sumara, of Greenville, visited ! his mother, Mrs. Joe Mitchell, here' tWednesday. ?? In Town Thursday Messrs. C. M. Hurst, Fountain' Cox, and Joe Winslow, of Roberson-' . ville, were in town yesterday. From Rocky Mount Mr. Sam Harrell, of Rocky Mount J | is here visiting his daughter, Mrs. | 1 Mary Bell Osborne. In Town Thursday Mr. Robert Shields, of Hobgood, was Bere yesterday afternoon attend ing to business matters. Frank Pittman Improving Recovering at the home of his par ents in Scotland Neck from injuries received in an automobile accident about two weeks ago, Mr. Frank Pittman is expected to return to his duties here with the V. E. P. Comi pany the early part of next ? Leaves for Baltimore Mr. J. It. Woolard telt ^eaferday for Baltimore, where she will visit relatives. USE Clark9s Corrective Compound For Dysentery, Diarrhea, Colic, Looseness of Bowels, and Intestinal Disorders. CLARK'S DRUG STORE Phone S3 WATTS ? ? ?. Mon.-Tuea., July 16-17 JAME8 CAGNEY HIT U/AC UPD MAM Matinee A Night Mat. Mon., J:1S JOAN BLONDELL in"" "AO flLR IUA1M iQc and 25c Wed., July t* Mat. 3:15 Jack Holt, Fay Wray in "BLACK MOON" Mat., 10c Night, 10-lSc Thure., July 19 No Mat PH., July 20 Mat. 3:15 Clark ? Myrna ADOLPH MENJOU GABLE and LOY in and Shirley Temple in Manhattan Melodrama "Little Miss Marker" jMmja?on^________^<V25c_ _Jlati^nd_Nijht__i_>___J^25c Saturday. July 21 17T?*T MAVMADH ln "WHEELS OP Alto Serial and Comedy 1 To 11 P. H. IVJCalN 1VM1X 13AIUJ DESTINY" Admiaeion All Day, 10-15c FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE Bank of Robersonville ROBBRSONVILLE, N. C. June 30, 1934 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $187,158.07 Banking House and Fixtures 27,000.00 Other real estate - 6,669.05 _ - Overdrafts 18.46 U. S. Government Securities $ 13,925.00 State Bonds and Notes 100,000.00 Other Stocks and Bonds 24,400.00 Cash and Due From Banks 90,791.28 Total Cash and Securities * $229,116.28 Total Resources $449,961.86 LIABILITIES Capital Stock . $ 50,000.00 Surplus Fund 25,000.00 Undivided Profits 7,661.05 Deposits : 361,794.26 Reserve for Depreciation ? 2,750.00 Reserve for Interest, Etc ? 2,756.55 Total Liabilities $449,961.86 ALL OUR DEPOSITS ARE INSURED FOR $5,000.00 UN DER THE TEMPORARY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSUR ANCE CORPORATION. SAFE SOUND CONSERVATIVE DIRECTORS J. H. Roberson, Jr. R. A. Bailey R. L. Smith G. H. Cox V. L. Rubciton H. C. Norman OFFICERS /. H. Roberson, Jt President R. A. Bailey - ... Vice President R. L. Smith ... ... Vice President D. R. Everett .. ... ... ? ._ Cashier S. L. Roberson . Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS Eli Rodger* A. E. Smith D. R. Everett R. J. Nelson J. E. Ward J. C. Smith Returns To Belhaven Mr. William Clyde Harreil, of I Belhaven, returned to his home there : today after visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary Bell Osborne, here for a few days. From Grifms Township Messrs. W. O. and Stephen Man ning, of Griffins Township, were here yesterday. \i siting in Ric Hands Mrs. Gaylord Harrison and little son, Bobby, left Tuesday for a visit with relatives in Richlands. They were accompanied as far as Kinston by Mrs. G. H. Harrison. Here From Raleigh Mr. H. H. Jobe, of Raleigh, was here this week inspecting pasture lands for placing government cattle. Move To New Home Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harrison and family are moving from the Tar Heel Apartments today to their new brick home off Academy" Street. Profes sor and Mrs. D. N. Hix plan to move |into the vacated apartment. Undergoes Operation Postmaster R. 0. Martin, of James ville, underwent an operation in a Washington hospital this week. \ ? I In Washington Today Mr. J. E. King was in Washington today visiting Mrs. King, who is re ceiving treatment in a hospital there. DARDENS NEWS ? Mrs. J. B. Harris is visiting her daughter in Edanton. _ Mrs. M, Rland is visiting her sis ter, Mr?. Grover Lillcy. of this place. Miss Thelma Gttsinger spent last week with friends at Rea's Beach on the Albemarle Sound. Mrs. J. F. Jordan and son, Hugh, and Mrs. J. E. Smithwick, of James vilie, are spending a few weeks at Vir ginia Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Mizt-lle, of Plymouth, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mizelle's mother, Mrs. Martha Jackson. Edwin Getsinger spent the week end in N-Qrfplfc. ? v 'i , + 1 Miat M innie" Smith, of Portsmouth, 7s visiting- relatives here. j/f Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Jackson, of Portsmouth, are visiting thrir cousins Mr. and Mrs. Herman Riddick. 4-H CLUBS WILL MEET JULY 25-30 ??? Meeting Celbrates the 25th Anniversary Of Club Work in State ? The program for the annual 4-H short course this year, in celebration of North Carolina's 25th anniversary in club work, has been designed - es pecially to train leaders in the things which will enable rural people to lead more wholesome lives. Each 4-H club in the State will be permitted to send two of its outstand ing members to the course, which will he held at State College July 25-30. It is expect*d that practically every county in the State will be represent ed at the course, said L. R. Harrill, State club leader. NOTICE OF SERVICE BY PUBLICATION North Carolina, Martin County. Ift superior court, before the clerk. T. S. Hadley va. Frank D. Taylor Defendant above named wTlf take notice that a summons in the above entitled action was issued against de fendant on the 23rd day of June, 1934, by Clerk Superior Court of Martin County, North Carolina, which sum mons is returnable within thirty (30) dajte after service hereof; that said i action is brought against the defendant to recover the sum of $745.00 and in terest for money loaned the defend ant. The defendant wil also take no tice that a warrant of attachment was issued by the said clerk of this court on the 23rd day of June, 1934, against property of said defendant, which -warrant-** returnable before clerk su perior court at the time and place a bove named, when and where the de fendant is required to appear and an swer or demur to the complaint or the j relief demanded will be granted. | This 23rd day of June, 1934. i SADIE W. PEEL, i ' je29 4tw Clerk Superior Court. Fat Folks Lose Weight - Feel Fine Loee Pat Thia Summer? Keep Cool ?Look and Paal Younger Mr?. Jessie Martin of San Francis co is happy because she has discover ed the right, safe way to reduce? read her letteri I have taken Kruachen Salts a . month and find great benefit. I have lost 14 pounds in that time and would lose more if I stuck to a diet as I ' should. I talte them every morning regular and hope others will profit by them as I have." We have letters from men and wo men who have lost as much as 100 pounds of fat?from people who have reduced high blood pressure?from folks who have no more bloating or shortness of breath. 1 Kruachen helps stomach, liver, bowles to function properly?increases physical attractiveness all while los ing unhealthy fat. Just take a half teaspoonful in a glass of hot water every morning before breakfast?get it at Clark's Drug Store and drug-} gists everywhere. Practical instruction* and demon strations will be given by the col lege teaching staff and specialists in canning, cooking, clothing, showing ' livestock, selecting good seed, pre- j paring exhibits, crop cultural methods, poultry management, recreational ac-[ tivities, and other subjects. D be held Two assembly period> will be held j daily. Uuc wUl Ispturs iaspiiataj-al | i, the State president's address, talks. reports from the delegates who at tended the national 4-H ramp, and the election of officers for the State 4-H club The other period will con sist of a series of conferences on leadership, the club projects' place in club work, and the cultural .values of living. The recreational program will L ilude ft class for recreation leaders and tournaments in "various sports. The evening programs will feature community tinging, games, dramati sations, pageants. Sunday evening vespers, and a final camp fire exer While in Raleigh the club members will be the guests of State College, and will be under the supervision of chape rones and leaders. y^rythiag possible will be done to assure their safety and comfort. PROGRAM POR WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, JULY It Turnage Theatre ? Washington, N. C. Monday and Tuesday July 16 and 17 M20 MILLION SWEETHEARTS" Dick Powell, Pat O'Brien, 4 Mills Brothers and Ted Piorito and His Band Wednesday July 18 "SMARTY" Joan Blondell, Waren Williams Thursday July 19 "Death Takes a Holiday" with Evelyn Venable Sir Guy Standing and Kent Tayloe Friday, July 20 Max Baer-Primo Canera Fight "THIRTY DAY PRINCESS" SYLVIA SIDNEY, CARY GRANT Saturday July 21 "WHIRLPOOL," Jack Holt, Lila Lee mm -tke, tii FRIDAY, THE 13th ? A LUCKY DAY FOR ALL OUR CUSTOMERS Margolis Bros. JULY Clearance SALE! Begins on Friday with values and reductions such as only Margolis Brothers can offer. Noth ing bought specially for this sale, but offering our entire stock of smart ready to-wear, our Selby Shoes, Nelly Don Dresses, Manhattan & Marlboro Shirts, Griffon Clothes, Friendly Shoes, Knox Hats, and other quality brands that have made this a quality store. We are offering you these reductions somewhat earlier in the season than usual to enable you to enjoy your purchases at substantial savings. We have no intention of carrying over seasonable merchandise?hence these drastic reductionsmake room forajurmany fall purchases, which we or-^ dered to come out earlier cfue to the substantial savings we made on our pur-" clidses?ALL FOR YOU. ? It would take pages of newspaper space to list every item carried in our stock and the savings you'll make. All we say is?Come to our store, shop and save. Hundreds Group 1?Values to (1*0 QC $13.95, Clearance price iPO?*/0 Group 2?Values to dj/* QC $10.95, Clearance price Of Dresses Group 3?Values to d*0 QC $7.95, Clearance price Group 4?Values to $3.95, Clearance price ONE GROUP OF COTTON DRESSES?Clearance price 89c Shoes All Sdby Shoes, including whites. Values to $6.50 Clearance price 11 Myers' Shoes, to $3.95, Clearance Values to $6.50, $4.85 All Myers' Shoes, values $2.95 All $2.95 Oxfords and (1*0 OQ Pumps, Clearance price <P?*0*/ All Hood Tennis Shoes, CQr Clearance price . 0*7* All Friendly & Taylor-Made Shoes, values to $6.00, OP Clearance price <^r*00 All Taylor-Made and Fortune Shoes, Values to $5.00, $4.29 All $4.00 Fortunes, $3.39 Clearance price .11 $4.00 Fortune Clearance price All Boys' Sky Riders, (1*0 PQ Clearance price Men's and Boys' Sleeve- 7Q/? less Sweaters, all wool I All Manhattan and Marlboro Shirts, Values to $1.95, d*1 Clearance price Specials All Marlboro Shirts, values $1.39 to $1.65, Clearance price 1 Lot Wide-Awake Shirts, specially priced 97c STRAW HATS Group 1 97c Group 2 $1.39 All Bathing Suits Greatly Reduced BOYS' SHIRTS AND BLOUSES Bell Quality Group 1 69c Group 2 79c ALL CHILDREN'S DRESSES GREATLY REDUCED LADIES' PURE SILK HOSE Group 1?All Perfect, special 59c Mojud and Archer,.Ringless 89c All Ladies' Hats Must Be Cleared? Regardless of Cost?Select Yours Now A Few Spring Coats Going at a Frac * tion of Tf\eir Cost MEN'S CLOTHING Now is the time to buy your suit for present or later wear?at a substantial saving?and the style and quality are of the best. Palm Beach Suits Three Pieces, for $14.95 Tropical Worsted Clearance Price $19.75 ALL W UUL As Low As? $13.95 MEN'S PAJAMAS, ?A $1.95 Values ipLUJ WHITE DUCKS, Sanfor ized, as low as $1.39 Hanes* Shorts and Shirts, 29c' 39c'value, Clearance price Mansco Shorts, 75c value, 59c Clearance price
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