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Visited H(•’•■•' Vrrtm Fnrmville
M:. and Mrs Ciavtoti Sutton
'. "v;\ and Mr and Mr:.
B.'bbv Fin.ak of Fr.rmviltn visited
Mr and Mrs. Glenn Cannon hen.
Visiting In County For Few Days
Mr James Leggett. Jr. and Mr |
Svlvestel Leggett of Norfolk are
visiting relatives in the county .
for a few days
Attended funeral Here
Mi and Mrs Henry Early. Mr
and Mrs Jack Roberson, Mr and
Mrs. Milton Roberson and child
ren and Messrs. E. T. and Van
Nov Smith of Palmyra, Mr Noah J
Perry of Hopewell. Mrs Myrtle |
Perry Weavoi and Mrs. Fannio |
Jacobsen of Brooklyn, Mr. and !
Mrs Albert Coltrain of Enfield I
were among those from out d |
town who attended the funeral
of Mr .Limes R. Perry here Tues
day afternoon.
Shopped Here From .Jamesville
Mrs. CL argil Martin and Mis !
Alice Manning of Jamesville ;i
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Improvin': Rapidly In Hospital
I jut a in scf1 os . ■" o
deni t■!■ West Mam Sir -t here
liu 2!itii of la-t rnonti),.. Sammy
Holhda.i. 13, wits reported last
night in In' improving rapidly in
Brown'.' Hospital.
Left Ftii- School This Wools
The Rt \ King White and Thad
White left tin week for Green
villi', South Carolina, where they
are enrolling in Holmes Bible
College for the fall term.
Here From Jainesville
M sduirii - Toni Gaines and Ed
on Brown of Jamesville shoppcdl
here Wednesday.
Attended Football Game
Messrs Edward Lee Martin,
Builds Gardner. John Williams,
Jr. and Randy Waters of James
/ille attended the Jamesville
south Edyeeombe football game
n Pinetops Frida.v.
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■spent Sunday In Jamesville
Mi. and Mrs. La Vein Stallings
il Seotland Neek spent Sunday
vith relatives in Jamesville
Every breath of
C i/.MS$p0^ue '
relieves croupy
night coughs of colds
Special medicated steam brings
soothing DEEP-ACTION RELIEF
Now those croupy, coughing
spells that attack children
without warning are relieved
SO fast with this home-proved
treatment . . two heaping
spoonfuls of Vicks VapoRub in
a vaporizer or bowl of boiling
water as directed in package.
It's eosy, too . . . Your little
one just breathes in the steam.
Every breath carries VapoR ub s
relief-giving medications deep
into troubled throat and large
bronchial tubes. There this
wonderful treatment medicates
and soothes dry. irritated
membranes, eases away cough
ing, helps restore normal
breathing. And real comfort
comes in no time at all
l or coughing spasms, upper
bronchial congestion and that
choked-up feeling caused by
colds, there’s nothing like
using Vicks VapoRub in steam.
And always rub it on
for continued relief
To insure continued ac
tion, always rub VapoRub
on throat, chest and back.
Works for hours — even
while your child sleeps—
to relieve distress. It's the
best-known home remedy
you can use when any
cold strikes
child
grown-up
V"< .
VapoRub ■rf'^ -
ikes
| Visiting I" Jamesville
| 'Hi by M.-tn ul tin U. S .Navy,
j who L stationed in Norfolk, is
.-pending several days with it-hi -
• tiv<. ;;; Jainc/v’illo.
\ isiting In Jamcsvillc
Mi and Mrs. Elsworth Mi
zollo an . lamily ol Paft, Califor
nia, an' visiting Mi Mi/.clle’s pa
rents, M s and Mrs. John Henry
Mi/olle. in Jamesville.
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Visiting In County
Miss Myrtle Daniels of Balti
more is spending several days in
the county with friends and rela
tives.
Here From Jamesville
Mi and Mrs, Edward Lee Mar
tin arid daughter, Mildred Lee,
ol Jamesville, shopped here yes
tei day.
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Attended Business Here
Professors C. B. Martin of Rob
ersonville and George McRorie of
Everetts were here yesterday at
tending to business.
Receiving Treatment
Hobby Biown. young s-in of
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Brown of
Jamesville is in the Brown Com
munity’ Hospital here receiving
treatment
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Attended Business Here
Messrs. James W Long and
Clint Merritt of Jamesville at
tended to business here Wednes
day.
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Here From Jamesville Wednesday
Mrs. C W Mizelle of James
villc was a business visitor here
Wednesday
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Shopped Here Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Bon Gray Lilley
and daughter. Deborah, of James
ville shopped here Tuesday.
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Corinth Ladies Aid To Meet
The Corinth Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. Hilda Waters on
Saturday evening, October (J, at
11:00 n clock. All members are urg
ed to lie present -
Eye (jlasses Hroken?
We maintain a complete optical
service. Lens, temples and
frames replaced and repaired
Quick service.
I'eele’s — Jewelers
121 Main St. Tel. 2311
I
50 GALLONS Fuel Oil
FREE with a
NEW
i
Coleman
r
OIL HEATER
BUY NOW—THIS OFFER LIMITED
On
ALL HEATERS
over
$75.00
Easy terms
Low Payments
• Here are other plus values these amciing
Coleman Oil Heaters give you.
• Exclusive Fuel^Air Control that saves you
up to 25% on your fuel bills.
• Superb heating performance that gives
you all-over comfort in from 2 to 5 rooms.
* Leadership in style and beauty
• Unusual values at arices vou can afford to
pay.
Now you can get one of the latest modelf
of these famous Coleman heaters with 5(
gallons of Free fuel oil.
Come in.no w while our stocks are complete.
B. S. COURTNEY & SON
“Furniture Since IVIV'
SELt YOUR TOBACCO IN WILLIAMSTON
Legion Auxiliary llcrr
Extending Invitation,1
, Tn the wives, mothers, sisters
and daughters of veterans, the
member;; of the American Legion
Auxiliary, extend a most cordial
invitation to attend a meeting if
the John W Hassell ur.it at the
Legion Hut, October !ith at 1100
o’clock n m. The purpose is to re
habilitate ihe veteran and eriu
■ , h' t.L -.-.(ii; 'son ir, Amencanktn.
| What belter way is there to fight
"" •.'■Tentn.i e" Reported.
Spent Week e.wrt County
Pvt. Elbert Perry of Fort Jack
son -pent last week-end with rel
it ives in Jamesville.
Visited In .lamesvillc
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Mizelle of
Portsmouth spent the week-end
with i datives in Jamesville.
Class Meeting
The Philathea Class from the
Memorial Baptist Church will
meet with Mrs. John Peele on
Main Street Friday night at 8:00
o'clock.
Visited III Richmond
Mr and Mrs. Albert Martin
and children of Jamesville visited
Mrs Martin's brother and his
family in Richmond over the
week end. While there they visit
ed the Virginia State Fair.
Here From Jamesville
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Waters of
Jane * 1" wen- in town Tuesday.
Visited In
Mr. and
Jamesville
Marion, S. C.
Mrs. Lester Davis of
visited their son, Mr.
in M;i
Glenn Davis, and family
l ion, S. C. last week.
In Jamesville Fast Week-end
Mr. and Mrs Ray Livingston of
Portsmouth visited Mrs. Mattie
Davis near Jamesville last week
i nd. f
Visited In Jamesville Sunday
The Rev and Mrs. D W Alex
ander of Bethel visited Mr. L. F.
Waters in Jamesville, Sunday af
ternoon.
Spending Week In Farmville
Mrs. C. B. Roebuck and son,
Dan, of Hamilton are spending
this week in Farmville.
Here From Nags Head
Mrs. Raymond Parent of Nags
Head visited Miss Barbara Mar
golis here Wednesday.
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Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Mahler
announce the birth of u son, Joel
Franklin, September 28 in a
Washington hospital.
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Visiting Daughter Here
Colonel W M. Ashemore, who
has been stationed at Amarillo,
Texas, and who is now on his way
to Japan, will arrive today to
visit his daughter, Miss Jean Dav
is Ashemore.
Visited In Greenville Tuesday
Mrs. W. 1. Skinner and daugh
ter, Marv, visited in Greenville
Tuesday.
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Shopped Here Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs. R P Martin, Mrs. Doug
las Sessoms, Mrs L. C. Peacock,
Miss Hilda Martin and Miss Oliv
ia Bridges all of Ahoskie shopped
here Tuesday afternoon. They
were returning from a teachers’
meeting in Greenville*.
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Visited Here From Elizabeth City
Mrs. W T. Palmer and Mrs.
Joe Bell of Elizabeth City visited
Mrs. Clyde Ward here Tuesday.
Here From Hamilton Tuesday
Mi C C Rawls of Hamilton
visited* friends and attended to
business here Tuesday.
I HOME ECONOMIST i f
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Miss Ret a Elizabeth Moore
of Leaksville recently entered
upon her new duties as home
economist for the Virginia
Electric and Power Company
with headquarters in the
company’s offices here.
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Boy Scouts Report
Tlieir Activities
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Den 4 of the Cub Scouts met
ruesday afternoon at 3:30 with
Mrs. Roy MeClees, our den moth
>r, and her assistant, Mrs. Leslie
3ailey.
Officers for the first four
nonths were elected and are
Stuart Davis, Denner, Leslie Bail
\v, Treasurer and Bobby Mc
Hlees, scribe.
The 23rd Psalm was read by
Stuart Davis and Leslie Bailey
ed us in prayer. After playing
James, refreshments were serv
'd.
Bobby MeClees, Scribe
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V.ounty Girl Makes
College Dean's List
Based on scholastic achieve
nents during last quarter, Miss
Mary Ola Lilley has been given
i place on the dean’s list at Wo
nen’s College, University of
Vorth Carolina, Greensboro, it
was announced this week.
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CHURCH SUPPER PLANNED
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Pentecostal Holiness Church will
rold a Barbecue-Brunswiek Stew
Supper on Friday afternoon, Oc- |
:ober 5, at the home of Mrs. Grady j
Whitaker near the tent. Cakes
ind pies will also be sold. Bar
becue plates arc 00 cents. Sup
ar served from 5 until 7:30.
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To Spend Week-end Here
Miss Elizabeth Lyons of Wilson
and Mr. and Mrs. Howell Wads- ,
worth and daughter, Jane Hawkes
>f New Bern will be the week-end
guests of Mr and Mrs. J. W. !
Watts.
To Visit Here Next Week
The Rev. and Mrs. Z. T. Pieph
>l'f, of Greensboro, will be the
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
H. Goodmnn Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday of next Week.
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Visited Here Last Week-end
Miss Mary Ola Lilley of WC,
UNC and Mr. John Lilley of Oak
Ridge Military Institute, visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Eason Lilley, last week-end.
Returned To Havelock
Miss Mary Neal Lindsley has
returned to Havelock after spend
ing the week-end at home with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. P.
Lindsley.
Attended Family Reunion
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Lindsley
and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald White
attended a family reunion Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Virgmio B»aeh.
Visited In Jamesville
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Combs of
Plymouth visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ramond Bailey in
Jamesville Sunday,
To Be Out Of Town On Business
Mrs. Joel Muse and Mrs Mary
Laughinghouse will attend to bus
iness this week-end in Elizabeth
City and Norfolk
FOOD SALE
SATURDAY MORNING
OCTOBER 6 AT iO O'CLOCK
At The Employment Office
Spanno rod By The
LADIES OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
DEPARTMENT 5 / OPL 5
FALL FESTIVAL
You can shot* here fcr botk
We offer you thousands of dollars worth of new
»/ ^
merchandise bought before present higher pric
es. You can save real money by bringing your
whole family to Leder’s for their new fall outfits.
J
ATfatAtnt
WHY THE THRIFTY SHOP HERE
Bovs’ Long Sinew, Long Leg
HEAVY WEIGHT UNION SUITS - - - <)7<
Men's an<l Boys'
JACKETS ------- S2.<).-> lo K !.<).')
Ladies' New Style Crepe
FALL BLOUSES ------- Si.')!!
Men's IT lute or Fancy
DRESS SHIRTS - -- -- -- - 8I.«W
Fluid Gingham ami Print
CHILDREN'S DRESSES ----- SUMS
NEWEST STYLES
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grey
BLACK
WINE
GREEN
Use Our Convenient
LAYAWAY
PLAN
HOIKS'
Gaberdine
COATS
and
SUITS
10.20 .sir
%.*
Outstanding Values \-jj
ONLY
u
$16.95
Others From $18.95
Week-End
SPECIALS
three days oney
organdy
t I CURTAINS
j I Perm
no star
n»iA
Special - S2.99
'Childr?"* /
CORDUROY
JACKETS
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12.
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