Presbyterians Announce
Services At All Points
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Sunday, June 2nd, 1935:
Church School at 9:45 a.m. Our
adult clasa is now the largest in the
Church School, adult members and
others are invited
Worship Service and sermon at 11
a.m.
4'Does a Christian lose his salva
tion when he sins?"
"Does Salvation depend upon liv
Therc and other thoughts will be
discussed in the sermon Sunday.
Bear Graaa
Church School at 9:30 a.m. Mr.
John Whitley in charge.
Worship service and sermon gt H
p.m. i'rogram in charge* of Woman's
Auxiliary.
Young People's League at 7 p.m.
Robermon'a Chapel
Church School at 3;3U p.m. Service
in charge of the l'astor.
Poplar Point
Church School at 3:30 p.m. Service
.h charge of Mr. Whitley.
The Bible School that has been in
progress at this Chapel will come to
a close tonight, J'riday, with the Com
mencement Program at 8 p.m. During
this school 15 <4jildren have accepted
Christ a> their Savior and many of
thetn will be Baptized during the ser
vice. The public is invited.
Program of Services
At Methodist Church
Kcv. K. K. Grant, pastor, announces
the following services at the Metho
dist Church Sunday :
Church school, 9:45 a.m.
Worship service and communion, 11
am
Evening service, 8 p.m.
There will also be preaching and
Holy Communion service at the Hol
ly Springs Church Sunday afternoon
at 3:30.
Program of Services
At Baptist Church
There will be two preaching serv
ices at the Baptist church -Sunday, the
Sunday school meeting at 9:45 o'clock.
'We must all appear before the pudg
inent seat of Christ," wilt be the text
Sunday morning, and at the H o'clock
service the theme will be, "The things!
which war against the -Soul."
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County Officers Attend
? - Barbecue at JamesviUe
I. ounty officers ami a few special
friends were guests of Chas. Daven
port, Jamesville merchant, at a de
lightful barbecue there la--t evening.
FRESH MILK COWS FOR SALE
or trade. Calf with every cow. Rec
ord averages 4 gallons per day. Sec
these cows at Centre Brick Ware
house, Greenville, N? C. J. R. Morris
& Son. m!4 4t
KODAK DEVELOPING & PRINT
ing by an experienced photographer.
Good equipment Prompt servile. Mrs.
D. C. McLawhorn, 607 West Main St.
Williamstoh, N. C. m!4 4t
head fan". Davis Pharmacy
MENS
Wear for
Summer
The new light, airy, and
smart clothing demanded
by men for summer wear is
now coming in every day.
Look our line over?the
prices are surprisingly low.
MEN'S SUITS
White Beach Cloth
$12.50
LINEN SUITS
Three-Piece Models
$12.50
MEN'S SUITS
White Bedford Cord
$6.95
GET IN THE SWIM!
BATHING SUITS
In AU Styles, Colon and Sues
98c up
SUMMER PANTS
$1.29 up
S. Gander son & Sons
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.'
Gives Recipe for Making
Potato (Liquid) Yeast
Buil eight peeled In>h potatoes un
til done. Mash them tree ir^ni lump
and add to the drained potatoes 1
quart of lukewarm water, 1-2 cup of
fUgir* 1 *yhl?*|irw.w ui *alt, ami 1 cake
of dry yeast dissolved in. i.eup of tepid
water. Let this stand overnight before
plating it in a partially sealed fruit
jat, remembering that the jar should
never l>e more than two-tirds full to
insure best results, this mixture may
l?e kept for two weeks in a refrigera
tor. ?
| One cup of this is sufficient for one
|quart of flour m making up a bread
sponge.
Darden's Dept. Store
WARNING
COME EARLY- COME ALL
These V alues ^on't List Long
Saturday and Monday
WE OFFER
49c
Ladies' Full-Fushioned Hose
in the wanted shades, pair
Ladies' Fine Quality Summer ^ g?
Panties, a real value, pair ~
49c
LOOK?75 Ladies' Cool Summer
Dresses, now
100 Ladies' Pastel DRESSES?Styled Right
~ $1.98 and $2.98
? Ladies Fine Quality SLIPS ? All Colors
U 59c and 98c
SHOES-SHOES-SHOES
350 Pairs Ladies' White Novelty PUMPS AND
OXFORDS
$1.49 - $1.98 ' $2.98
MEN ?HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
Just received 200 new Summer
Outstanding patterns, choice
Just received 200 new Summer Shirts,
Men's WASH
PANTS
$1.49 ' $1.98
12 new styles in Men's $2.98
WHITE OXFORDS, only
Everyone Should Know Our -Values
Darden's Dept. Store
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
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