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Mr. and Mr'. F.. F Still attended
the Duke-Wak* Forest t- otbaTl game
at Durham Saturday.
Joe Art" has accepted a position
with Kyser Drug Company in Rocky
Mount.
Mr' John Deaton and Mrs. B. G.
Campbell and daughter, Elizabeth,
spent la't week-end in Fayetteville.
Mi'S Ethel Arps and R. 1. Syden
-tricker were in Rocky Mount Sunday.
Lawrence Jone'. who is with the
State Highway Commission, with
headquarters at Raleigh, visited his
wife at Roper, and mother, Mrs. Delia
Jones, here this week.
D. G. Davis was in Richmond and
Baltimore during the week-end buy
ing Christmas merchandise.
Ray Swain, of Norfolk, was here
last week visiting his mother, Mrs.
Maggie Swain.
Joe Leggett, of Baltimore, is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Jack Leg
gett, on Washington Street.
Mrs. O H Lyon and little daugh
ter, Miss Priscilla, are spending a few
days in Norfolk.
Mrs. T. B. Wolfe and daughter,
Miss Willie returned Saturday from
an extended visit to Mrs. B. Baker in
Camden, X. J.
L. R. Ausbon has accepted a posi
tion with Wall and Williams in ka
leigh.
Mesdames Martha Harris and Ar
thur Vail and Miss Ruth Satterth
waite attended the Baptist Association
in Shiloh last week.
Mrs. Linw > .cl Brown, oi Greenville
spent last week here with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs A Bh.unt.
Mrs. Gaston Ambrose is in Park
View hospital being treated for a re
cent illness.
Mr. ant! Mrs. l.eeR y Harris, of
i Bethel, spent the week-end here.
Mrs. Ame lia Stillman returned dur
'it : the week-end from an extended vis
i- t I.er daughter in Durham.
Dr. L. \V. White, of Suffolk, wa
in the city Monday on business.
Mesdames R E Dunning, W. C.
Jones, E. G. \rps. W. L. Whitley, and
Marion Ramsey spent Thursday in
Rocky Mount.
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Bridge Supper
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One of the m >-t delightful affair
of the fall was the unique bridge sup
per given in Thursday evening, No
vember 8th, when Mr-. J. Lloyd Hor
ton charmingly entertained the mem
bers of her contract bridge club at
her home on East Main Street. Guests
were invited in for 7 p. m. to find a
beautifully appointed dining table a
waiting with places tor 12 laid, and
here an old-fashioned southern repa-t
was served in three courses.
Immediately after the meal, attract
ive tallies were passed and the guests
found their place- in the living room
and an evening of interesting bridge
contracts followed, during which Mr
William Roy Hampton made high
score and Mrs. J. W. Reid received
low prize Attractive gifts were pre
sented to both victors. _
Notice to All My Friends
I want to notify you that I will have a better se
lection of mules and horses this year than I have had
in five years. If I don’t have exactly what you want
when you come to see me. I can get it on short notice
to fill any orders. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Shugar and
J. S. SHUGAR, Manager
Weekly Specials
Reduced Prices Good Until November 26
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT FROM LIST PRICE
On Any of the Many Kinds of Patent Medicines in My Store
Also by a lucky purchase I have a collection of ladies' and
men's wrist watches that have been reduced 25 per cent
Liverman’s Drug Store
H. A. LIVERMAN, Proprietor
FOR SALE
New Perfection oil-burning cook stove. Three
standard and one giant Superflex burner, making four
in all. Recently repaired and in good condition. Will
sell cheap for immediate disposition.
C. L. Bailey
ROPER
PLYMOUTH
There Is A
REASON!
FOR THE FACT that ever since we opened our new
store a little over a month ago, we have been busy; in fact,
there are three reasons; Guaranteed and up-to-date mer
chandise, reasonable prices, and efficient dependable service.
We are building our business on those foundations, and we
appreciate the support which the public has given our new
business. We shall continue trying to merit your patron
age and to deserve your confidence.
Mr. Don G. Davis Has Just Returned From a Trip
To Northern Markets
where he has personally selected items suitable for AT
TRACTIVE CHRISTMAS GAFTS, and we invite you to
call and look over our line and to “LAY AWAY” your
gifts by the payment of a SMALL DEPOSIT and you may
pay a little each week if you want to. Then you’ll prob
ably have it paid for by Christmas.
REMEMBER, TOO, OUR REPAIR SERVICE
DON G. DAVIS
Ace of Clubs Meeting
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I he Ace i Clubs contract bridge
club met • n Friday evening, Novem
ber 9th, at the 11 :ne • f Mr-. Raiser
Edwards. ->n Adams Street. For the
occasion the house was beautifully ar
ranged with choice rose- and chrysan
themums and marigold- A cheer\ open
tire burned up n the grate and within
the radius of the firelight tables were
appointed for the game.
When all had arrived and found
their respective places, a delightful
cocktail was -erved. after which an
evening of spirited progression- were
enjoyed. During tlie play, Mrs. Rob
ert K. Dunning marie high score and
was awarded a novel perfume 1) tth
for the purse filled with perfume while
Miss Della Wynne was winner of tin
low score prize, a unique hat bru.-h
Mrs. A. J. Riddle wa- presented the
guest prize, a dainty linen handker
chief.
At the close of the game, the host
ess served a sumptuous sweet course
of frozen svllahuh t pped with cher
ries and apple sauce cake with hot
c tree and toasted pecans.
Special guest- included Mrs. . j.
Riddle and Miss Elizabeth Russell, f
Edenton, house guest of Mrs. G. R.
l.eggett.
Round Dozen Club
Member of the Round Dozen Con
tract Bridge Club enjoyed a most de
lightful evening on Friday. November
9, when they were the guests of Mrs.
H. E. Beam on Jefferson Street.
Masses of flowers made the room
attractive for the play and after many
progressions Mrs. Gordon Norman
was found to be the winner of high
"Core and received a flower container,
while Miss Elizabeth Norman making
low score received a silhouette. Mrs.
Wade H. Johnston was the victor a
mong the guests present, and she re
ceived as a prize a set of ash trays.
A delicious chicken salad plate with
hot coffee was served immediately aft
er the game to the club and Mesdames
Catherine Harrison, Wade H. John
ston and Mrs. Beam, of Greensboro,
guest of the hostess.
Just before starting the play the
club presented Mrs. Beam with a gold
locket and chain for her new baby,
born in October.
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Literary Club Meets
The Literary Club held its regular
meeting on Tuesday afternoon, No
vember 13th. at the beautiful country
home of Mrs. Jim Blount, "Oakland
Farm." For the occasion the spacious
living room was attractively arranged
by myriads of choice fa'l flowers, while
an open log lire burned in the Colonial
fireplace and within the radius of the
firelight the guests were seated for
meeting.
In the absence of the president, Mrs.
Henry S. Midgett, Mrs. H. A. Blount
presided. No business session was
held, but a most enjoyable literary pro
gram was presented by .Mrs. Loui
Hasscll and Mrs. W. Roy Hampton.
When the meeting had adjourned
the hostess was asisted in placing
small tables before the guests and an
I old-fashioned country supper was serv
ed. Special guestf; to the club includ
ed Mrs. E. S. Blount, of Philadelphia,
Mrs. J. T. Rhodes, of New York City;
Mrs. Wheeler Blount and Mrs. Edi
son Davenport, of Mackey.-.
Miscellaneous Shower
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(iuests who attended the miscellan
eous shower given on Wednesday eve
ning, when Mrs. L. A. Peal and
daughte.r, Miss Annie Myrtle Peal,
charmingly complimented Mrs. Ray
mond Atwood Peal, a>recent bride, re
port a most pleasant time.
As guests entered they registered in
the bride's book after which a most
enjoyable evening of appropriate con
test and parlor games were played.
Later in the evening the bride was
led to a central table laden with many
and attractive gifts which she opened
and displayed.
The hostesses assisted by Mrs. Al
ton Lilley served a variety of fruit with
home-made chocolates to the 30 guests
present and while every one enjoyed
the repast Miss Charlotte McNair ren
dered a number of popular song hits
on the piano.
Cool Springs Club
The Cool Spring Home Demonstra
tion Club met with Mrs. J. \V. Snell
October 31, with 13 members pres
ent and 6 members absent. The club
was also hostess to five visitors. Aft
er the usual opening exercises by the
president, a nominating committee,
consisting of Mrs. S. B. Lucas, Mrs
J. W. Snell, and Miss Beatrice Ashy
was appointed to select officers for the
coming year at the November meet
ing.
The agent made a splendid talk on
fall apparel both coloring and style,
also cleaning and remodeling of felt
hats.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. S. B.
Lucas and Miss Louise Oliver, served
a delicious chicken salad plate with
hot coffee.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. j. B. Stillman.
Scuppernong Club Meets
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The Scuppernong Home Demon
stration Club met at the home
Mrs J. E. Nooney Jr Monday after
n -on. November 12th. The meeting
was railed to order and pr • ided over
by the president, fiie deed >n < f t v
i fficers was first n me program.
Mrs. I. J Afligood was eh-o.-d ; i
dent: Mrs T. E X one. Jo evretary.
Mrs l C. Cohoofl garden lender. Mrs
B. Id Norman cannim leader and
Mrs. Ellen Stillman yard leader. Mi
ff. \V. Norman the ret dig president,
was elected vice pre-ident and booster
for the club.
The meeting was then turned over
m Mi-s Patterson win* gave a very
interesting demonstration on remodel
ing hats. Hat patterns were distribut
ed among the members. Mrs. P. B
Belang.i was elected clothing leader
in the place of Miss Merle Norman
who lias moved to Norfolk. After
the meeting Mr-. N • in \ served pea
nuts and fruit.
Swain ■ Bell
. Ann iiineemcnt' reading as follows
h ave been received here: "Mrs. Win
! ifre.! W Bell. . •: Washington County,
announces tiro marriage of her (laugh
ter. Mi-- Corinne Bell, to James Cor
bett Swain, on Wednesday, November
14. 19.14, at Rocky Mount."
Mr. Swain is well known in thi
county, having been a successful farm
: or and at tlte present is county ac
countant for Washington County. Miss
Bell is also well known in this coun
ty.
Creswell 4-H Club
The Creswell junior-senior 4-H club
met on Thursday, November 8, with
17 members present. The meeting
was taken up in organizing for the
ensuing year.
Officers were elected as follows:
President, Ruth Burgess; vice presi
dent, Christine White; secretary and
treasurer Mamie Davenport.
The club decided to take cooking for
their project for the year. Miss Pat
terson gave a talk on proper diet,
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in one. Powerful -rmle-s. Plearsnn
take. No narco tour own c! use. :
authorized to r- lend your mots. :m
spot if your cough or cold is not r list
Creomulsion.
■hewing various types of food nec
essary for the body. After singing
| the National 4-H club song the club
adjourned until November 22nd.
ROPER
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Swain, of Ra
leigh. pent Sunday here, guests of
Mrs. E M. Chesson.
M’ ami Mrs. Ouorge Caffe and
(laughter, and Mr. aril Mr-. Ernest
Ricketts, of Portsmouth. Va., spent
the week-end here, guests of Mrs.
I heodore Chesson.
Mrs. Fannie Cordon lias returned
h me after spending some time in
Washington, D. C.
P> >rn to Mr. am! Mrs. L. B. Wind
lex. a daughter. Ann Temple. Novem
ber 8, 1934.
Mr. and Mrs. .!. O. Highsmith and
Mrs. Ruby Oliver spent Thursday in
Washington on business.
Bishop l ie mas ( Darst will be at
St. Luke's Episcopal church on Eri
day night. November 16. at 8 o’clock.
Mr. Milton Chesson continues very
ill.
Attorney Nathan H. Spruill has ac
i epted a position in Greenville.
Mrs. A. X. Wentz spent Tuesday
in Plymouth shopping.
Lawrence Jones, of Warrenton.
pent the week-end here.
Potter Dixon, of A. C. College, at
Wilson, spent the week-end here- with
.Mrs. Isolind Dixon.
M i-1 Virginia Ainsky spent the
week-end at We^tover. guest of Mrs.
Jasper Swain.
Mrs Sidney Sittersnn, of Rock%
Mount. is spending some time here.
Mrs. B. F. Bailey has returned home
after spending a few flays in Norfolk.
Va.
A. K. Hooker, of Enfield. spent the j
week-end here.
PLEASANT GROVE
J. W. Tarkenton, of Newport News.
Va., spent the week-end with his fam
ily.
Mrs Will Riddick has returned
home after visiting friends and rela*
tives in New Bern.
Mrs. L. B. Marriner is reported as
being quite ill at this time.
Mi<s Margaret Collins, of Norfolk.
spent the week-end with her parent .
Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Collins.
Mrs. H. C. Davenport and H"dgv
Davenport, of CoTr.irMa. were the
guests of Mrs. Ida Hodg. S o, ay.
Born to Mr. and Mr.-. Kd : i’help
a son, Wednesday. November 7th.
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Plymouth’s Community Asset
Mon.-Tues. Nov. 19-20
J Adults 25c
Special Privilege Mat. Adm. for
School Children
JACKIE COOPER
WALLACE BEERY
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TUXEDO FEEDS LIGHT WHITE FLOUR
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Wholesale Company
H. E. HARRISON, Owner PLYMOUTH, N. C.
You Can Depend on the
Man Who—
ADVERTISES
He has too much at stake to risk losing your trade
or your confidence. You can depend on him.
He is not in business for today or tomorrow only
—but for next year and ten years from next year. He
knows the value of good-will.
Y ou get better merchandise at a fairer price than
he could ever hope to sell if he did not have the larg
er volume of business that comes from legitimate ad
vertising and goods that bear out the promise of the
printed word.
Nine times out of ten you will find that the man
who advertises is the man who most willingly returns
your money if you are not satisfied.
Don’t miss the advertisements. This very day they
call your attention to values that tomorrow you will be
sorry you overlooked.
DON’T MISS THE ADVERTISEMENTS
Important
When you ask for a product by name, as a result of
advertising, do not accept a substitute—substitutes
are offered not as a service to you, but for other
reasons.