Hospital Notes
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Mrs. Maidie Lee Sheppard is re
covering from an operation in the
local hospital.
Injured in a train-motor vehicle
accident the early part of October.
Clifton Manning, his condition
much improved, is leaving the
local hospital soon fnr his home.
A patient m the local hospital
cinre October 18, Leon R. Cartpr I
tobacconist on the local market
from Winston-Salem, is respond
ing to treatment. j
Mr. Claudius Roberson was (
moved from the local hospital i
Wednesday for further treatment
at Duke. |
Mrs. W. W. Griffin underwent
a major operation in the local hos
pital last Tuesday and is getting j
along very well.
Operated on the early part of
last week. Mrs. Pauline Bateman
is improving rapidly and will re
■turn to her home near Plymouth
soon.
Badly shot a shoft time ago, ;
William Hopkins responded to
treatment rapidly in the local
hospital and returned to his home
near Jamesville Wednesday.
Born to Mr. ar.d Mrs. VI Ken
neth Harrington in the local hos
pital im October 26 a son, Wil
liam McCoy.
Mr. and I'rs. Harry C. Jones o'i
Jamesville announce the birth of
a daughter, Judy Faye, in tile
local hofcpi
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lir.wood
Brown of Jamesville, a son. On
nie Travis, on October 29 in the
local hospital.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John u.
Hardison of RFD 1. Williamston,
a son on Thursday, October 31.
Miss Helen Bryant, local hospi
tal nurse, spent last week-end at
her home in Clinton.
Miss Bernice Smith, member of
'the local hospital nursing staff,
visited relatives in Roanoke Ray
ids last week-end.
Miss Mary Carter, nurse in the
hospital here, is spending this
| week-end at her home in Lumber
I Bridge.
RETONGA FINE IN HIS
CASE, SAYS PROF. RILEY j
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lived On Soft Diet For
Month* and Suffered i
Terrible Bistros* From'
Arid Indigestion, De
clares Educator. Regains
12 Lbs. And Feels Fine
Now.
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“Words are inadequate to ex
press my appreciation of what Re- j
tonga has done for me.'' is the
grateful statement of prof. A. W. I
Riley, retired educatoi who now |
operates the Enside Poultry Farm j
at Boston, Ga. A native of Dale !
County, Alabama, he taught in !
Georgia for many years. Describ
ing his happy experience with Re
tonga, Prof. Riley declared:
' I was a really miserable man
for years. Acid indigestion com
p< lied me to live on soft eggs and
milk for months. Everything I
ate seemed to sour almost instant- j
ly and cause terrible gas pressure ■
in my stomach. I lost weight, felt
high-strung and irritable, and was
foi<ced to take harsh laxatives al
most daily. Refreshing sleep was
almost impossible. I felt depress,
t u and discouraged over failure to
find adequate relief.
Rctonga I not only found
PROF. A. W. RILEY
prompt relief, but I feel it has
given me a new outlook and new
hope. I sleep like a baby; eat
anything, and have regained
twelve pounds. I feel much
stronger. All other distress also
is happily relieved and it seems
I am feeling better every day. I
say this voluntarily in the earnest
hope I may help others.”
Retonga if intended to relieve
distress due to insufficient flow
of digestive juices in the stomach,
loss of appetitie, Vitamin B-l de
ficiency and constipation. Thous
ands praise it. Accept no substi
tute. Retonga may be obtained
at Clark's Pharmacy, Inc.—Adv.
Social News
BIRTHDAY PARTY
The children and grandchildren
of Mrs. E. Slade Peel, more fam
iliarly known as "Mother Sue",
met at the Peel home in Bear
Grass Township last Saturday
afternoon to honor her on her
78th birthday anniversary. Mr.;
Peel. 85 years old, observed his
birthday two days before.
A program was planned a short
time before, the men suggesting
that they go to the woods and cut.
the winter’s supply of wood while
Die ladies prepared the table and
completed arrangements for the
parry under the stately trees in
.the yard. .
After the men returned from
their work, “Happy Birthday"
was sung to the honorees. Then
the attention of everyone v. nr
turned to the lovely table which
v.-rr centered with a birthday
cake beautifully capped v\ ith the
numerals ‘'78" and "85". Delici
ous refreshments consisting of
Sliced ham. chicken salad, several
binds of sandwiches, deviled eggs
pic klt" homemade cake. lemon- :
ade, ieed peps: -<■ nI:.S wen- served ,
to about sixty people.
Mi and Mis. Peel received
many lovely and useful gift* ;
alor.it with a nice supply of wood i
to burn in tb "ir large old-fashion- j
td lue place.
Good byes were said and every i
one wished "Mother Sue" and j
“Mr Slade' many more “Happy
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Rev. LalHs To Preach
In Hassell SimHax "Sight
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Ppv. J W. Lollis of Pantego will
preach in Hassell Christian
Church Sunday night at 7:90. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend. » ;
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