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Mrs. Ella M.Temple, of Ktnuton,
,. was cue gucu u " ""vB
Wednesday. " ",'
Mr. E. . D. Williams returned
Friday from it visit to his family
In Durham and Greensboro. . V:
' Mesdames Lila M. Kennedy, Les
lie Brown -and Leslie (Jr., spent
Thursday in Goldsboro. ; i
Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Kennedy; of
Goldsboro, were visitors, in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. ..W. P.
Bridges rThursday.f
Mr .and . Mrs. W. S-E. i Hines,
Misses Elizabeth and Martha Hines
were visitors to FayetteVUle Wed
nesday. ' '
.Mrs. H. , P. - Farrior returned
Thursday from ten days stay in
Kinston visiting; relatives.
Mrs. J. C. Robinson-has return
ed from Columbia, S. C, where she
carried her cousin Mrs. Carrie
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- while visiting: her.
' Mr. T. S. Cheek, of Mebane, was
a week end visitor in town.
Mr. Gordon McSwain, of Arcadia
. f ia., joined un. awowam
' the week end, Mr. McSwalln and
their little daughters Winnie Lou,
and Jean, returning to their home
on Monday after spending' some
- time with Mrs. McSwains' parents
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. McSwain. :
Miss Julia Farrior left Sunday
afternoon for Calypso wheTe she
r in a member of the school faculty.
. Miss Farrior has been at Calypso
: for the past three years.
Mr. and Mrs. Blount Loften and
their daughter Miss Ethel Loftin
are visiting Mr. Lof ten's sisters,
Misses Maria, Bowden and Betty
'" Loften.
Mrs. H. D. Smith has returned
... after spending the ; summer -' in
Waynesville, N. C, with her bro
ther Mr. i, E. Johnson. Mrs. Smith
openings ;
is at the home of her sister Mrs.
J, T. Gresham, Sr.
Misses Carly and Marcle . Wil
liams returned home Mondey after
a visit of several weeks to their
grandfather in South Carolina,
a Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gibson
and their sons Ted, Jr., and 'Buddy
Gibson of Washington, D. : C. are
guests of Mrs. D. E. Best and Mrs.
T. B. Pelrce. . ;
. ' Mrs. Elizabeth B. Vick has re
turned home after visiting her fa
ther In Coleraine for the past few
weeks. Mrs. Vick left Sunday for
Rose Hill, where she is a member
of the Rose Kill School faculty. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ray of New
York City were week end guests
of Mrs. and Mrs. J. M. Pelrce.
Messrs W. W. Wilson and E. D.
Williams spent Sunday In Seven
Springs.
the past three weeks at More-head.
Mr. and Mrs. Clauds I t and
family attended on Sunday the
birthday dinner of Mrs. Bests aunt
Mrs,, ; Henry Peterson, who lives
near Clinton. Mrs. Peterson was
celebrating her seventy-eigth birth
day. This occasion was also a fam
ily reunion of the Robinson family.
More than' a hundred and twenty
five persons enjoyed the day.
Mr .and Mrs, A. D. Hall and dau
ghters Betty and Rachel are vis
iting relatives and friends in Ra
leigh and Angler this week. ; -
Mrs.' Robert -Herring, Jr., and
little daughter, Bobby Jean return
ed from a weeks visit to Kinston
they were, accompanied home by
Mrs. Herrings sister, Mrs. Best and
her three children. . - . ,
" Mr. and Mrs. A. Brooks and dau
ghters, Misses Frances and. Doro
thy and Sidney Brooks were visi
tors to Raeford Sunday.
Miss Bobble V. Weeks of Wilson
was the week end - guest of Miss
Agnes Best V , 1 .. " '
'S vlsting.
P. .Smith of Albemn-ie
it last week of her
; is. C. W. Sun ' t.
esta of Mrs. Surratts
i ters. Misses Odessa,
1 Laura Smith of Rich
Mrs. Surratt returned
1 r moter for a short
Mrs. and Mrs. Wilson Snoulaw!, wk stay in New
and little son Wilson .Jr., of Richly jjty,
ouwv vfvi v wrc si vim ucoia ua
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Pridgen. Miss
Mrs. J. K. Long ' has returned
Catherine Pridgen returned home Kinston where she. visited her
with her alster in' Rich Rourtb. " i
Mr. F. L. Falson spent Sunday
In Goldsboro. v '.:'..,, j'-v--. .
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur' Ray of
New York City were week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Pelrce. .::J:.'-;,t,'y
Mr. and Mrs: Leon Britt of Mt.
Olive were week end guests . of
Mr. and Mrs. Bland Pickett
Messrs J .W Jest R. H. Best
Sr., Riven Johnson, JJr, Jack Best
and Mrs. R.; H. Beat, Jr, were
visitors to Wilson Monday. . '
Mr. Edwin Sheffield of Moores-
vtlle spent the week end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Shef
field. . . ' ', '
Mesdames J. T. Gresham, Sr.,
H, D. Smith, Paul Potter, accom
panied by Mrs. John H. Land : of
ChaoUawn left Monday morning for
a trip through the ' Shennandoah
Valley; of, Virginia. '
Mrs. J. O. Thompson and little
daughter, Barbara Jean spent last
week at Carolina Beach visiting
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mansfield.
: Mrs. ' Minnie : Pearsall of. Rich-
mond, Va., -was a visitor m the
home of Mrs. J. A.- Powell last
week.
' Mr. R. E. L. Wheless and' Bob
Wheless were week end visitors to
Enfield. : Mrs. - Wheless returned
with Mr. Wheless after -'spending
Mr. Middleton Hines returned the week with her sister, Mrs,
home Wednesday after spending Branch. Boh "Wheless stayed over
for i. :
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home y
visit. .
' Mr. ii 1 llrg. Warren A. Smith
returned I nday for a weeks stay
in Mont - t. They were accompa
nied ho e by Miss Blllie Gammon
of Barzil.
Mrs. G. G. HoUand spent Satur
day In Kinston visiting her brothet
LMr. Stroud. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bland Pickett spent
Sunday in Beulaville visiting Mrs.
Joe Pickett .
Mr. Charlie Miller was a visitor
to Fayetteville Tuesday. Messrs.
George Pridgen, Charlie Miller, E.
B. Hinman, John Wlggs and Jam
es Middleton returned with Mr,
Miller after having spent the Jaat
four weeks at Fort Bragg. v
. Mrs. Lewis Welner and little son
Bobby Weiner left Wednesday for
their home in Waresbrook, S, C. af
ter having spent the last ten days
with her aunts, Mrs. H.p. Farrior
and E. J. Hill.
Messrs W. P, Brldgers and H. H.
Hines made a business trip to Co
lumbia, S, C. the first of the week.
Mesdames Leon Britt and Wade
Weeks were guests Saturday - of
Mrs. Britta parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bland Pickett - '
' Mrs. O. W. Herring and her dau
ghter, Miss Mary Graham Herring
of Rocky Mount were guests of
Mesdames G. G. Best and J. K.
Williamson several days this week.
' Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gibson, Ted,
and Buddy Gibson of Washington,
D. C. accompanied by Mrs. D. E.
Best left Tuesday morning fdr a
weeks stay at Beaufort, N.,C-'r
Mrs. A..B. Balnea la spending
the week In Wilson with Mr. Baln
ea who is on the tobacco market -Mr.
and Mrs. B. I. Tart, Jr, and
T" i Tart of Four Oaks, and Miss
! ;e Benson of Beuaon, were vl-
una in town Monday. Mr. Tart
and Mias Benson were former tea
chers in the school here, and are
very pleasantly remembered.
Mrs. L. P. Best left Saturday to
spend some time in Raleigh with
her daughter, Mrs. W. B. Aycock.
Miss Louise Farrior returned'
(Tuesday from a trip through Cana
,da,. Maine and other points of In
terest returning through New
York City. Misa Farrior, accompa
nied a party on this trip.
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Miss Ruth Jackson and little
Roy Winters, . of Rocky Mount,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Ned Houston .
Miss Arline Pike, of Rockv Mt..
who has been spending the past
two weeks with Miss Mary Lou
Bostie, left Sunday night for home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Bostlc. of
Kenansville, spent the -week-end
with Mr, and Mrs. J. K. Eostic.
HifiS Doris Miller, of Eeulaville,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 1 Will Miller recently.
1,11'is Vera Miller spent the week
end with Mli;s ITacy Miller. -
The Ilalisvlile Baptist vSunday
School and the ITallsville Presby
terian Sunday School spent Sat
urday on a picnic at White Lake.
Everyone reported a nice time. -
Mr. George Lanier spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Josephine Car
roll. Mr. Milford Boatlc, of Newport
News, Va., spent last week with
his father, Mr. H. N. Bostlc. He and
his father also visited his brother
Mr. M. N. Bostlc, of Burgaw on
Friday. . -
Recent visitors of Carolina Beach
were: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith.
Mr. Ralph Veach and Misses Mary
Lou Bostlc and Vera Miller, y
' Mr. Joseph Brinkley, of Chinqua
pin spent the week-end with Mr.
Norman Bostlc. :
"Among those who were in Kins
ton last Wednesday were: Messrs
H. N. nr.l I
Mary I. mi I . ; .it: r i
Arline 1 " , I
and Mid. I v is I . ,
AlUior i it r ' i
everyone er .' j J i
Thursiiry ,v h is 1..J i
ville annually.
. Miss Li:a Mae Wade tif
vllle spent the week end
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. I..
; Miss Elma Carroll vl.;:,
on Sundnv. i
Miss Minnie Wade spent i
with Miss Doris Miller.
Mr. and. Mrs. Leon Elulork :
Sunday afternoon with Mr .
Mrs, Davis. Blalock. r.
Church Services will be h '
the faallsville Baptist Church .
dav at 11:00 o'clock and F.u
I p. m., at 8:00 o'clock.
, Mr. Leslie Turner called on I
Mary Grace Sumner Sunday a:'
noon. ,
Cotton loan of 10 cents is set 1
AAA, plus grant to farmers.
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WHERE TOBACCO LOOKS BETTER AND BRINGS MORE MONEY
BIG BRICK WAREHOUSE I MR. TOBACCO GROWER : .
,': ' FIGURES DON'TLIEU
Official Sales Card for 1935
Ooldsbore, North Carolina ,
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September 2 Wed.- 3 November
Date Sale 3 Thurs. ' , 2 -
8 Mon. , 2 4 Fri. V 1 1Wi' 2
10 Tues. 1 1 Mon. 3 4 Moni" ' j
11 Wed. 8 8 Tues. 2 5 -jes. t
12 Thurs. 2 9 Wed. , 1 6 Wed. 2
13 Fri. 1 10 Thurs. 8 7 Tnura j
16 Mon. ' -i 8 11 Fri. ..2 fi 3
IT Tues. 1 2 14 Mon. 1 u Mon. . 2
18 Wed. 1 15 Tues. 3 12 TvML j
IB Thurs. 316We(L , , ,2 13 Wed. 3
20 Fri. - 2 17 Thurg. jh Thurs. - 2
23 Mon. . 1 18 Fri. " ""S 15 Fri. " 1
ef- " 2 21 Mon.' ' 2 18 Mon. 3
II 2 22 Tues. , . 1 18 TUes. 2
" ! 1 23 Wed. 3 20 Wed. , '1
27 Fri. 3 24 Thurs. 2 21 Thurs. 3
30 Mon. . 2 25 p, -' j 22 Fri. ' 3
v r- " 28 Mon. A 1 3 25 Mon. X
.. October 28 Tues. I 2 26 Tues. , 3
Date Sale SO Wed. 1 27 Wed. - ' 2
1 Tues. 1 31 Fri. ' 8 Thanksgiving
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Below: we give just a few. of the MANY GOOD
Sales made on our floor this week. v Our books
open for your inspection at all times. GOOD TO
BACCO is selling high at the. Big Brick yarc
house.. Bring us your good tobacco and you will
come back again.
WE HAVE SECOND SALE TUESDAY, SEPT. 10th.
First SaleWediiL3cday'vi
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OUR HOUSE IS LARGE ENOUGH TO ACC0MM0
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PROMISES, BUT WE WILL DO OUR BEST TO
GET THE HIGH DOLLAR FOR EVERY PILE ON
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OBERRY AND MYERS
1036 POUNDS $314.79 v
. , AVERAGE 130.38
FD7PEN AND VLXlL ;
6S8 POUNDS $160.56
" AVERAGE $30.95
GARNER SULLIVAN.
U2 FOUNDS $228.80-;
AVERAGE $32.13
:,i B. H. EDGEBTON '
y 884 POUNDS $227.64 .
J 1 AVERAGE $32.80
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HARTLEY AND WEILS .
. 1,034"POUNDS $335.54 '
t AVERAGE $32.45
JOHNSON AND WEILS i
598 POUNDS $173.78
AVERAGE $29.83 ,
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G0LDCB0KO, NOHTII CAROLINA
DccrtilLPcte, J7 LI J. Herman D;r. ,