Society and Personals
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O Cone returned to Rich
I today after a visit here with
. "P. B Cone, who accompanied
Mrs. Harry L Meador and fam
ly moved into their new home on
South Haughton Street this week
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Mrs. Paxie Bad ham. of Eden ton
raited her sister. Mrs S. R Biggs,
here this week
Vuatan Bar Yesterday
Ml ail I. H. B. Speight and F M
Sherry of Roanoke Rapids were vis-'
?tors at the Virginia Electric and
Power office here yesterday
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Messrs K B Crawford and W j
G Peel attended the funeral of i
Mrs. Harvey L. Walker in Raleigh [
last Tuesday afternoon
la New Bern
Mrs A. J Tyndall has returned
to her home in New Bern after a
visit here with Mrs John L. Goff
and family. <
' Mrs. G. M. Anderson ant son. of
Jamesville. visited here yesterday
Arrived Here Last tnsist
Mr F W Bennett, of Baltimore,
arrived last evening to spend some
time installing an electric sub-sta
tion and equipment for the Standard
Fertiliser company
Business Vn
Mr G L Cooper was a business
visitor here yesterday from James
ville
Visiter Here Last Evening
Mr James Smithwick was a visi- '
tor here last evening from James-1
ville
Mrs. John Wier. Sr.. and Miss I
Sallie Wier. of Washington City. vis-,
ited Mr and Mrs John Wier here
this week.
Id Return to Baltimore
Misses Edna L Ballard and Jessie
Mae Hulioman will return Monday
to Baltimore where they are stu
ient in a hospital nursing school
Ha*
Mi. 9.
, nesday to spend a few days to Char
relatives
Vested Here
Mr Felix A. Griiiai tie, executive
director of the North Carolina Hos
pital Savings Association with head
quarters in Chapel Hill, visited here
this week
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In Wilmington no Business
Mr Howard Gross is spending a
few days tn Wilmington attending
to business matters
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Visitor in Plymouth jl
Mr V" r Watts was visitor ml
i out .' !. -iv
In Kaleagn Today
Messrs T B Brandon. T. B.
Slade and J. F Crisp, of Oak City,
are in Raleigh today for a discus
sion of the 1938 farm program
Guests at Local Hotel
Guests stopping at the Geo. Rey
nolds Hotel here overnight last night
were W. H Menees Winston-Sal
em. Mr and Mrs. R. D. Momsette.
Ahoskie. E. E Ehritighaus. Pelham.
Ga . S Miller. Daytona Bench. Fla.;
T N Maultsby. New Bern: S. S.
Cam pen. Edenton: J. W Williamson.
Cleveland. E K Fisher. Greenville;
J. B Allen. New York. Ben Fowler
and Philys Adler. both of Norfolk;
G F. Crocker Seaboard. N C Geo
C Meade. Raleigh and C W Hill.
Jr. Suffolk Several travelers were
unable to get accommodations at
the hotel. it was stated
Visit in Elisabeth City
Mr Luther Culpepper visited rel
atives in Elizabeth City and Nags
Head this week.
Mis. A HncU. Ma Mary Car
starphen and Mi wi i C. Dl. W. H.
?nd Sutton Cantarphcs attended
the funeral of Dr. J. A White in
Littleton
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Mr. and Mia. Walter Brown, of
Jarossvilie. visited here Wednesday
afternoon
Left Today for
Mis Grace Swain, accompanied
by her mother. Mrs M. D Holliday,
A Dunn, left today lor I anoir where
they are attending an annual meet
ins of the North Carolina branch of
the Southern Hotel association They
plan to return here Sunday.
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Professor J. T. Uzzle was here
Wednesday afternoon from I tun a
ville.
Were in Cuanly
Messrs Lloyd Weeks and W C
Monroe. State Extension Depart
ment tobacco specialists, were in the I
county several days this weak
checking crop experiments. Tney
are srhedulrd to return here
lay to continue their
is
Mr. Herman E. Woodard. of Ken
ly. m here visiting his brother. As
sistant County Agent J. P. Wood
ird
Rev and Mrs J H. Smith. Mrs.
W J. Hodges. Mrs. Andrew Sum
merlin. Mrs. Daisy Pope, Mrs. Joe
Cow en. Miss Ruth Jenkins. Mrs.
G. A Peel and Mr L R Wynne
were among those from the local
Baptist church attending the an
nul convention of the Roanoke
Baptist Association in Tarboro Wed
lesday
las in CkuWIe This Week
Mr. John Henry Edwards was in
Charlotte this week attending to
Misineis matters.
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Mrs Robt. Manning. Mrs Sam
Voolford and Mrs. A J. Manning,
fr.. and little dangfater. Joyce, vts
ted in Washington this week
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Mrs Ben Eaton and little son are
toane Wednesday from a Washing
on hospital
Wi
Miss Mary Taylor was in Durham
Wednesday entering two patients in
Juke hospital
Was Visitor Mere Yesterday
Mr A D. Griffin. Sr.. was a visi
or here yesterday. It was Mr Gnf
in's first visit here since he wai
nken ill about a month ago
Mrs Herman Williams, of Ever
Kts. visited here yesterday
MISS STRLTLL TO HUtf
in narouA Saturday
Miss Marie SpruilL attractive
young girl, and Brantley On imm.
young Gold Point fanner, will
ry tomorrow evening in Emporia.
Va., it was learned here today. Fol
lowing a short wedding trip, the
young couple plan to make their
home in this county, near Rober.
?onvtlle.
Miss Spnnll, formerly of Roper,
has been in the employ of the Wet
come Inn here during the past year,
and has many friends in this
munity She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mia. Ernest Spruill. of
Mr. Brantley is a native of Washing
ton County where the couple start
ed their courtship
to Mr William J
of Danville. Va.
on'saUuday m
nog, October A 1
rhe iiiamiiny took
place at the home
at Mrs & F. Dar
den. aunt at the
BKC of 1 'f* W
brida. fa the praa
ter the ceremony
the bridal couple left far Danville.
Va. where they will
lays with ha
they will (o to Springfield. Va,
where they will
Brown. Ruth Nor
on and Edna Banthill. Mr. S A.
red and Rev E F Moadey Bl
ended the Pittman-Blackwell wed
ling in Scotland Neck yesterday
Mrs C T. Roberson, Mrs. Luther
F*eel Mrs John R Peel and Mrs J.
j Corey visited in Rocky Mount
TOUR
names printed on them 25?*140;
2?0100. 50?$1 00 and boats 21?
11.00 See or call Sue Leggett. phone
II
Wake Forest And
Carolina Meet on
Deacon Gridiron
Situation Much the i
Last Year. With
Forest Still Underdog
Wake Forest. Oct
North Carolina Unnenay will go
locether in a
to I
od to be on
While the Tar rink. .
torioOs over N. C Stale nd NYU,
?rill be top hearer fmaiha to boarl
aver the Deacoe
who remember the IMS i
[ween the two dnhi
played in Charlotte
dience of twelve
[ana, will recall how i
?d 0-7. in a till it 1
iter*, for over three |
virtually
And it was only
for the 14-f victory, hi the
of play. Ok of
?me as a raaalt
by Captain Dick
probably the
of a yam
fay this year'a Caralaaa Oa
Crowell Utile
Heel tally la that
that the highly touted <
i can be hefai to
Coach Fhahead Walker, of
Forest will be
to Southern
tilt,
ag the
faal| good mcslitmci.
Bay WoU fc
ITALIAN RYE GRASS
Time to plant that Winter Lawn. We
have" large supply Italian Rye Grass iir
stock. Prices reasonable.
CLARK'S DRUG STORE
Phone 53
Perhaps you have unusually hard feet to fit. Your shoes may pinch across the instep,
crowd end qress against your toes, gap at the sides, slip at the heels, rub blisters and sore
spots on your feet, run over at the beds and soon kmc their shape. If you bass such shoe
and foot troubles, you will be vitally interested in learning more about
Di Srhoti ? Shoes nre
<M?(r?cted on the
NaT Of al KMMtMJO o
u Dr SrteoU i S
Saugftrtinc arcb and
?hrr iprrial fratu'n
ia*uir ra*? with tbc
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poor toaithr heel The
tctond ihoei how
???fly Dr Scholi a
Shoe* coafurai to thr
poor ahope onotocny of
D- Scholl's?
SCIENTIFIC SHOES
Dr. Scholl. the Noted Foot Authority, |iv? you 60 Styka from to chooe
to more than 600 Coobeaboo Fitteft There are dmes to aoatdy aad co?
fort ably fit mry type of foot. For men there are aid 6 to 14; for woaaan, SJf
to 13; m widths AAAA to EEC; all am for children and poaaf frit
Dr.!
rect?fatdtoaftt stra^bt lar frtKfplL 1
grace i
fme matcnab,
qualities mafcr then oar of the I
the market.
Large and
Small Sizfs
AAAA to E?f
No Extra
Charge k
$721
?1122
ha
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FREE DEMONSTRATION
of Dr. ScholVa Scientific Shoe*
and Foot Comfort Appliancem end "
Remedies will be held at this store
Tuesday, October 19th
A Cowplof Sua end teas
Wi be ghrwi by Dr.
Margolis Bros.
Saturday, October 16th., 9 a. m. to t p. m.
59c?This Certificate Worth $2.41?59c
This PEN holds MO* mat ink than any ordinary laatan pen on the market! You i
several mil with one filling! No lever fiUerl No !? I?i bar! Every pen tested an
to be unbreakable for life. GET YOURS NOW! THIS PEN GIVEN FREE if you can buy <
city for leas than THREE DOLLARS! This certificate good oaty while advertising sale is
ALSO $1.00 PENCILS TO MATCH ABOVE PENS. 26c
I Cast is i
SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS?ADD 6c EXTRA
?^y Davis Pharmacy T
__Stop! Look! Listen!
Red Front Warehouse
ROBERSON VILLE. N. C.
Breaks All Previous Records on Monday, October 11th
Selling 262,712 Pounds for $88,039.74 Averaging $33.89
Hurry and sell your tobacco crop as we arc in the peak of
prices. We honestly believe after the coming week you will see
a decline in the market on account of the large increase in the to
bacco crop just recently issued by the Government report. We
sold tobacco as high as 71 cents yesterday and many friends
made averages of 40c to 49c for their entire loads
We give you the season's official averages of the large
markets to date:
kinston . $2323 Wilson $2117
Greenville $24.8.3 Fannville $2140
Robersonville $25.19
The New Red Front has sold mare tohacco to date risn
ever before and that is due to the host of friends in Eastern Car
olina that know we run the highest sale and give the i
eous treatment of any warehouse in the
We are not anticipating any more blnrks so every day will
find us ready to serve you.
First Sale Thursday, October 14th
Second Sale Monday, October 18th
(Behind the Central Wa
YOURS FOR SERVICE
Red Front Warehouse
Jim Gray and Charlie Gray
PROPRIETORS ROBKRSONVILLK. N. C
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BLACK-DRAUGHT
A GOOD LAXATIVE
MUSICIANS
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