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SCHOOL BAZAAR A SUCCESS
-Vuyoik, X. C, February 22 The
School Bazaar,' given under the
ausi;c-8 ol thj Womans Club was
a great success.
lie cream, cake, sandwiches, tea
and ihoeolate were served by Ja
1'uuese maidens. Misses Jones, Jar
vis, Barley Flcra, firown and Mrs.
Cairet. in prettily decorated
bowers.
One form of amusement was the
shooting at a i;ainted heart. This
feature was in charge of Miss Lu
cfle Burgess, dressed as 'The Queen
of Hearts'
Miss Grace Aydlett was an excel
lent cupid and Bold postals by the
.score.
The side shows proved- very en
tertaining and produced good reve
nue. Music and reading were inter
spersed: the principal numbers be-
lng-areadtngtjy"Mlss ITva JonesT
Quartette by Misses Jarvis, Barnard,
Gregory and Aydlette. Reading by
MiFS. Margaret Barnard and a maodo
lin duet by Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Charl
ton. All reported a very enjoyable
evening..
A very creditable gynnasium has
been established at the Academy. It
consists of a frapeze, - two sets of
rings, a horizontal bar and dumb
bells. This is in charge of the Im
provement League-which constitutes
.the ttudent body. Mr. Richard Oli
ver has general charge cf the gyn
nasium, .
Mr. Walter Lee is to,;ive a per
iormance at the Academy Friday
night. One half the proceeds 'are
far the benefit of school.
The "Woman's Club" will meet at
the Academy Friday at 3 p. m. It
is hoped there will be a large atten
dance .
Mr. H. T. Wrfghtson of the Ar
ringdale Laud and Lumber Co., is in
f town on business.
MOYOCK NEWS
Moyock, February 22 Messrs C.
W. budley, Eugene De Hague,
and Sherman Deal spent Sunday
with I). W. Hagley.
Mr. Charlie l'ojnt-r who has
linen quite ill is slowly improviiiK.
The Wesley ItiMo Class met at
the heme of Muss Cora Aydlett Fri
(!iy night. February IS.
Arnold O'Neal disappeared from
Lis home February 8th.
Mrs. Harry Crowe and daughter
of Onto are visiting their parents,
Air. and Mrs.' Marion Oliver.
Mr. and1' Mrs. Xuthanial Hatha
way have returned from, visiting;
thielr daughter Mrs. Frank iiainu
dersou. Misses Lillian Carter and Bessie
Fentress of Norfolk upent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Charlton.
Mr. Fritz Ritter who has been
staying in Elizabeth City returned
borne Sunday.
CAMPBELL MCCORMICK
Charlie Campbell and Miss Mat.
tie Lee McCormfck, both of Nor
folk, were married by J. W. Mun
den Tuesday afternoon. Mr Campbell
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Campbell of Eastville, Va., and the
bride la the daughter of Mrs. Bes.
le Clinton of Norfolk.
BLAND ANDERSON
Willie Hughes Bland and Miss
Ruth Anderson, both of this city,
were murried Sunday night by Rev.
James B'. Black. The bride Is the
daughter of Mrs. Cora L. Anderson
and the groom is the son of Mr and
Mrs. Louis W.' Bland of this city.
BATEMAN COP ELAND
Jaraea Clinton Bateman of Colum
bia and Miss Sudie Copeland of thin
city were married by justice of the
peace J. W. Munden at his resi
dence on Selden street Tuesday
night. The bride is the daughter
of Mr! W; J. Copeland of this coun
ty U
DR. AYDLETT BUYS HOUSES
A deed was recorded here Wednes
day In which Mrs. Kldora Sharbrr
sold to Pr, H. T. Aydlett two hous
es and lots.
Our Frost Proof Cabbage Plants
V gjow in the open In snow and
frost, and are extra hardy. Lead
ing varieties. Send BOc for 200',
11.00 for 500 post paid; 6rc for
C00; $1.00 for lnoo. ' $4.00 for
B000; $7.50 for .10,000 by express.
Nancy Hall, Triumph, Porto Rico,
Norton Yam sweet potato plants
I from Whkefleld's 'Bred Up' send
$2.00 for 1000. Free booklet.
Wakefield Plant Farm, Charlotte
North Carolina
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rVASHINGTv. . ;j il THDAY
AT t. . . iwERE SCHOOL
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l.elvidere, N. C. Feb. ::;rd On
Vushiii:-,tLii's b.rthdaylhj Belvid re
uittr.u v and Dei atmg Society rend
.r.d a peiial proraui.
The auditorium was ut'.ruUiwly
decorated with the nat.oaal coiora
and li.igs. AfUr the i lucrum w as
rendered ihe s.i.ool marched down
into the yaid a.d r-ised a large flag
over the Bchijol build.ng; while the
flag was being raised the school sang
'Columbia the Gem cf the Ocean. 'V
After this Rev. S. A. Wood made a
lew spicy remarks, then all march
ed to the Basket Ball court where
the Hobbsville team met the Belvl
dere team.
The game was exciting, as both
teams are good, and at end of the
fust half it was hard tJ tell which
team would be victorlus, lut at the
last Belvidere did its best playing
and won the game 1(5 to 5.
Line Up
Belvidere Hobbsville
T. Gessup R. F. J. Hobbs
S. Chappelle L. F. S. Hollowell
J. Chappelle C. R. Iloffler
J. Hurdle R. G. D. Hathaway
M. Lane L. G. C. Hollowell
The goal shooting was as follow
ing: Belvidere first half,
Field goals: Jessup 1, S. Chappell 2,
foul gcals S. Chappell 1.
Hobbsville first half,
Field goals: Jobbs 1; foul goals S.
Hollowell 1..
Second half Belvidere,
Field goals: Jessup 1; foul goals S.
Chappell 3.
Second Half, Hobbsville;
Foul Goals S. Hollowell 2.
.Miss Columbia refereed, and three
hundred people saw the game.
BELVIDERE TALENT
TO GIVE PLAc
Belvidere. N. C. Feb.' 23 "Hazel
Adams' will be presented at Belvi
dere Academy, by local talent, March
3rd. beginn'iu at 7:30 p. m. Ad
mission 15 and 25c.
Cast of Characters ,
Mr. Adams, a r eh Southerner
Sidney Chappell
Basil Northcol. a villian after a for
tune Hugh White
John Ks'ei liiodk, Hazels lover . . .'.
Norman Hollowell
Mrs. Adams. John Adams wife
Eunice Parker
Hazel .Wluiis. the adopted daughter
of Mr Adams Columbia Wright
Chloe, Mr. Adair's servant
!J Joyce Hunter
Joe, a colored Chauffeur, Tim Jessup
Moze, a boot black, Jerome Hurdle
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Mrs. Amariah
West wish to take this method of
expressing their appreciation for
the many kindnesses shown them
during Mr. West's sickness and In
preparations for the funeral. It
is desired especially to extend the
thanks of the family to those who
tent flowers and provided automobiles.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. L. C. Relfe and family, of
Duiants Neck, take this method of
expressing to the people of Eliza
beth City their most sincere. appre
ciation of the many , kindnesses
shown them and warm expressions
of sympathy extended them in their
recent bereavement in the loss or
Mr. and Mrs. Relf's ,daughter, Mrs
Charles N. Hobbs.
SUSPECT YOUR KIDNEYS
Too Many Elizabeth City People
Neglect Early Symptoms of
Kidney Trouble
NEW PASTOR AT SOUTH MILLS
Rev M. H. Shepherd who has re
lent ly acceM' d the past rai i.f Kb
enezer Bap i-t church at South Mills
ai:d cf Kan.'Ui Gile.id. was in. the
city 'e.liiitl:i.." n.ak ng prcpuratH us
fir nil v. iv, to his n.nv tiehl. Mr.
Shi'ihedt; 1st pastorate was that
if AiliUKiin htr et B ptist church
at lo iy .Yo'.'ut, v hii h lie r-'skned
o s,e d a :-e :r at the I'.aptist Ttvoi
cgieal S'. m mry at Louisville, Ken
tucky. He will make his home at
Sou'h Mil'.s.
FOR SALE At $4.25 per barrel,
Maine Irish Cobbler seed potatoes.
D. R. Morgan Co.
FOR RENT Pr. H. T. Aydlett has
a seven room house with lights and
Lath on Church St., for rent. It pd
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am The Thoughts o! a Father
IN FACT THE THOUGHTS OF MANY FATHERS. Yes, the very
heart message of thousands of fathers who realize that "Home,
Sweet Home" is only an idle dream if proper provision has not been
made for the future care and welfare of the loved ones at home.
I AM THE VOICE OF THE THESE SAME FATHERS.-Their
thoughts, universally, are my thoughts. I speak of them and for
them. They have foreseen, as I have seen, the want, drudgery and
misery which attend neglect and lack of provision for the proverbial
"rainy day," - - - 1 ,
I AM THE WISDOM OF THESE THOUGHTFUL FATHERS.
Their thoughts, in retrospection, recall the stern realities of life. I
have taught them that the first law of nature self protection is the
law of love of preservation of life itself.
I AM THE EGO IN EVERY FATHER. Just selfish enough in' my
love for the little homemaker and the babies to bestow upon them
a dowry, which will make them independent ;make their burdens light"
er and give them an earthly estate which will not fade away when the
shadows of life are closing in.
I AM THE HOME PROTECTOR. I stand for the sanctity of the
home. I respect the home and loved ones. I insure happiness when
life's skies are gray. I meet life's obligations and assure contentment.
My hopes become realities.
I AM THE JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INC. CO.
J. A. RATCLIFFE,
GENERAL AGENT
Elizabeth City, North Carolina
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