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Mesdames J. W. Brown ,Sarah F.
Nurney, and Mr. L. C. Nurncy
spent Monday in Rocky Mount and
were accompanied home by Mrs. D
M. McKnight, who will visit here
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Ayers an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Edna Mae, to Frank C. Spruill,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Spruill,
on October 27th, in the Methodist
Episcopal church, South.
Mrs. Ruby Windley, of Greenville,
spent the week-end here with her
parents.
His many friends are delighted
that Dr. T. L. Bray has returned
from ^he hospital and is now on the
road to recovery.
Mrs. Thomas Stith, of Virginia
Beach, is the guest of her niece, Mrs
Louis Horton.
Mrs. Ed Jackson and daughter, I
of Aulander, are visiting their par-1
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bratten.1
Little Miss Bettie Riddle is slow-|
ly recovering from a tonsil opera-:
tion.
Mrs. Carrie Moore has returned1
home from Norfolk, where she has
spent several weeks.
Mrs. D. M. McKnight, of Rocky
Mount, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sarah F. Nurney, on Jefferson Street j
Mrs. Herman Hornthal, of Nor
folk, is the guest of her niece, Mrs.
Zeno Lyon, and Miss Martha Horn
thal.
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COSTLIER TOBACCOS
What An Account
Here Means
Very briefly an account here means that you have
all the rights to your money at any time,
while we assume all the risks of safeguard
ing it for you.
A Good Bank is the safest place in which to store
up money that has yet been devised by man.
We’ll be glad to explain how easy it is to
start and continue an account! Ask us
about it!
YOUR MONEY IS SAFE HERE
Branch Banking &
Trust Company
Plymouth folks who attended the
marriage of Louis Phillip Hornthal
Saturday evening, October 5th, in
Tarboro were Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Still, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wendt,
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Swain, Mr. and
Mrs. Z. G. Lyon and son, Mrs. Bosie
Horton and Miss Martha Hornthal
and Mrs. Abe Adler.
Miss Naomi Weede spent last week
in Norfolk as guest of friends.
Van B. Martin, jr., of Norfolk, is
in the city as guest of his mother,
Mrs. Estelle Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Marion Ramsey
spent the week-end in Richmond
with friends.
Mrs. Bruce Bateman and son have
returned from a visit to relatives in
Greensboro.
The announcement of the approach
ing marriage of Miss Mary Mizelie
Morgan, of Winfalf, in December,;
will be of interest to her manyj
friends here. Miss Morgan is the
niece of Mrs. John S. Brown, of
Plymouth, and has visited here a
number of times. She is also relat
ed to Clerk of Court C. V. W. Aus
bon.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Davis, of
Washington, spent Tuesday in the
city witli friends.
Bob Tarkenton, of Robersonville,
was a visitor here this week.
Mrs. Arthur Vail and Miss Ruth
Satterthwaite were in Richmond
over the week-end.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. White, of Suf
folk, were in the city Friday on bus
iness.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bateman and
family, of Rocky Mount, and Miss
Della Bowen, of Atlantic Christian
College, Wilson, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bowen
Mrs. Walter Oakey, of Hertford, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Hor
ton.
Miss Virgie Piland, of Kinston,
w'as here Monday visiling Mrs. J. S.
Brown.
MBS. J. W. STARR IS
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE
Outstanding in social significance
was the delightful contract bridge
party given Thursday afternoon of
last week at the home of Mrs. J. W.
Starr in Creswell.
The living and dining rooms were
thrown en suite and six tables were
arranged for play. Attractive and
colorful tallies and other bridge ac
cessories added to the scene, and
after many interesting progressions
Miss Faye Tadlock was adjudged
high scorer, for which she received
a perfume set and atomizer. Mrs.
Floyd E. Cahoon won an imported
vase as second high.
Following the game the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. A. W. Bachman
in serving a delicious salad plate
with hot cheese biscuits and hot tea
followed by a sumptuous dessert of
orange creme delight with apple
sauce cake.
WANTED: MAN to TAKE CHARGE
of small industrial insurance deb
it in Plymouth and Roper. Good
commission contract. If not hustler,
don’t reply. Apply Post Office Box
507., Edenton, N. C. o4 2t
FOR SALE!
An extra good farm,
1 1-2 miles from Roper.
Also
8-Room House and lot
in Roper. Good terms.
J. O. HTGHSMITH
Roper N. C.
ACE OF CLUBS MEETING
IS HELD LAST FRIDAY
The Ace of Clubs Contract Bridge
Club was graciously entertained on
Friday evening, October 4th, at the
home of Mr.j. A. L. Alexander on
East Main Street.
Choice early fall and late sum
mer flowers formed a most pleas
ing background for -(-he tables ap
pointed for the game, and after the
guests found their respective places
fcv attractive tallies, several, inter
esting progressions were enjoyed,
during which Mrs. W. L. Whitley
made high score and was given a
novel prize, while Mrs. W. E. Waters
was presented the low score prize
for club members. Mrs. J. B. Ed
mundson compiled highest score for
1he guests and was presented a prize
while Miss Lucille Brinkley won low
score prize for guests.
Special guests to the club included
Mesdames B. G. Campbell, M. A.
Blount, J. B. Edmundson, L. W. An
derson, H. H. Alexander, and Miss
Lucille Brinkley.
During the play delicious fruit
punch was served, followed by a de
lectable chicken salad plate after
the game served with hot coffee.
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JUNIOR WOMAN’S CLUB
IN MEET LAST WEEK
The Junior Woman’s Club held its I
tegular monthly meeling on Tues-;
day evening of last week in the club
rooms with their president, Miss
Alma Sanderson, presiding. This
meeting was of strictly a business
nature to formulate plans for the
year’s work, and it was agreed that
each month the club would have
some worth-while objective, begin
ning with the donation of a set of
encyclopedia for the school.
Hostesses for the evening were
Misses Emily and Louise Brinkley
and Mrs. W. E. Waters.
Two new members were enrolled
and fair attendance of the old mem
bers was reported.
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HORNTHAL-LANE
Miss Mildred Foye Lane, of Tar
boro, was married to Louis Phillip
Hornthal, of Tarboro and Plymouth,
in the Calvary Episcopal church in
Tarboro October 5. The wedding
music was played by a sister of the
groom, Mrs. William Wa-f-ts, of Wil
liamston. A number from Plymouth
attended.
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ROUND DOZEN CLUB
IN MEET TUESDAY
The Round Dozen Contract Bridge
Club met Tuesday evening at the
Main Street residence of Mrs. Zeno
G Lyon. For the occasion the home
was beautifuly decorated by a pro
fusion of early fall flowers.
An evening of enjoyable progres
; sions ended with Mrs. J. B. Edmund
Ison making high score for club mem
bers and receiving a novel range
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set in china, while Mrs. B. A. Sum
ner compiled second high and was
awarded a bowl of rooted bulbs.
■Mrs. J. W. Reid was also presented
la bowl of bulbs for guest high score
Foilowing presentation of the
prizes, the hostess w^s assisted in
serving a delicious ice course.
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TO SERVE SUPPER
SATURDAY NIGHT
A chicken salad and oyster sup
per will be given by the Senior Wo
man’s Club Saturday night at the
Legion Hall. Proceeds from the re
past will be used by the Woman’s
Club in {.heir work in the commun
ity. A small charge will be made
for each serving. Mrs. H. A. Liver
man will be in charge.
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TURNAGE - THOMPSON
Roper.—Announcement has been
made here of the marriage of Miss
Rcita Carne Thomason, of this
place, to Collier Anthony Turnage,
of Washington. Mrs. Turnage is the
sister of L. S. Thompson, of Plym
outh. She has been teaching school
for a short time.
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Saturday
October 12 th
is the last day
of our
Annivesary
SALE!
and it will be to your
advantage to see the
wonderful values we are
offering in watches, dia
monds, silverware, and
jewelry, and to buy at
prices which it will be
impossible for us to of
fer later . . .
We want to thank our
customers who have
helped make this event
such a success and earn
estly hope that those of
you who have not taken
advantage of our special
offers will do so this
week before this event
is closed.
DON G.
DAVIS
JEWELER
PLYMOUTH, N. C.
Official Railway Watch
Inspectors
SKINNERSVILLE
■ Mrs. Wade Woodley and son.
Lance, of Rocky Mount, were the
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Pritchard and Mrs. Asa Snell Sun
j day.
Mr. Vance Bass, Mr, Wade Wood
ley, of Rocky Mount, and Mr. Ches
ter Spruill were visitors in Cherry
Sunday.
Mrs. Henrietta Sw^ain, who has !
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. i
George Spearman, of Plattsburg, N. j
Y , returned home the past week.
Mrs. D. P. Pharr and Mrs. Leon
Spruill spenj- the week-end in Noi
folk shopping.
Mrs. Robert Swain returned to
her home at Kingstree, S. C., Sun
day after an extended visit with Mi.
and Mrs. Corbitt Swain and Mrs.
Henrietta Swain.
Rev. Richard Lucas held his reg
ular appointment at Oak Grove Bap
tisf- church Sunday morning and
was the dinner guest of Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Holton.
Henry Starr Everett, who has
worked at Smithfield, spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Everett.
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FOUR REASONS WHY YOU FIND
Bigger Savings Here
|xo i| ' SALE OF QUALITY
Southern Manor Canned Foods
ALL GREEN
ASPARAGUS
SLICED HAWAIIAN
PINEAPPLE
r 2ic
> No. 2
can
33c
ASPARAGUS STYLE
STRINGLESS BEANS
No. 2
cans
15c
White Corn, No. 2 can 10c
Bartlett Pears, can 21c
Tomato Catsup, 2 bottles 25c
Lima Beans, No. 2 can 17c
I no. 21 SALE OF INVIGORATING
PENDER S COFFEES
D.P. Blend.lb. . 19c
Yellow Front.lb. 17c
Golden Blend.lb. 15c
SALE OF POPULAR
COLONIAL CANNED FOODS
SIFTED EARLY
JUNE PEAS
PIKE
TOMATO JUICE
No. 2
can
10-oz.
J cans
10c
25c
COLONIAL PURE PHOSPHATE 1-lb ~| wm
BAKING POWDER can J_5C
Tasty Mackerel, 2 cans
Cut Beets, 2 cans
Sauer Kraut, large can
Apple Sauce, No. 2 can
15c
25c
10c
10c
|~no~| SALE OF PLAIN or SELF-RISING
D. P. FLOUR
12-lb. Bag 24-lb. Bag
49c 97c
NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE
Kt Week Plymouth 4 Coun
October 14, 15,16, 17,18, 19,1935
Featuring the best balanced urogram of Agricultural, Livestock, Poultry. Fancy W ork, Canned Goods and other exhibits ever seen at a fair
in this section. A program of entertainment second to none.
Shows on the Midway
10 Rides and 12 Shows. See the Sensational Free Acts. Smith’s Superba Band all week. Fireworks each night. TUESDAY Wild, BE
CHILDREN’S DAY: All school children (white) in the four counties will be admitted to the grounds free up to 5 p. m.
Remember, it’s going to be a real fair with all the fair environment. Don't forget the dates: October 14,15,16, E. 18,19. 1 he gates will
open Monday afternoon at 5 p. m. Rent your booth for eats and drinks now. General admission: 10-25e. Block tickets being sold now are
good for six admissions instead of four.
N. G. Bartlett, Sec. Mrs. W. H. Paramore Asst. Sec.