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W. A. CadeperisdinJ elder ' of
the district brought a menage to
the assembled members. ,
The attendance banner was
a. -. jwon by the Xiew Jtianover son.
m ' session, Eev. There were 178 visitors present
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rXZZHIL, TRADING C(J.;
'TH3 FARMER'S STORE" -
Kccnuax, north Carolina.
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tn tryoiit-1, for each
this coKv.tee Is to
- a fecial study cf its snb-
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: Eavember, The CTirj
-sity; Xn. TU Xf. Farrier,
1 0. ITarray, and .lrr, Ci-
. J. Cecember, Zartl Bon
i Tenancy), K?s. JLz-'srA
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Cur ZTatural Jisuroes
Ir Uses, Therasn Eeninj,
. .roes and ev. sootii.
s last year, the Parent
' ; -rse wiU sot be conduct
3 r-ir P. T. A. meetir'r.
- ts are asked to watch for
:euts of the stuiy conrs
' ' y they are interw4 ;i.and
i tzzcj to enter izt we
1. Ihero wi3 be fo;r ?
it study courses. ' Tley
j" rents who have children
? groups: (1) In years 6-1.
riyrs 9-12. (S) In the Ad
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parenti are'ask
i for the ajTw""aoe
! V e8 prorj Fet''-; at
- tii putoes will A be ,an
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rami!y LITs .
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1 Cur EwLad ITe.
: (1) Cur Trar
a. (2) Cur SJL 1
Laws. (3) Cur t. '
and (4) Cur CurrkU
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? T-'-t led in - prayer i
. Ldneu, the toseLL
. acher Association ii-
" J,ace prise fir the
- rc.i!?j was woa by
a r.-iikley's room. -
"SLr Crond Shoesw For all the family
Liza's vcrh clothing. Dress Pants, Hats
i - , : : - Qaiulty Piece Goods " I
Sweaters,' Hosiery For all the Family
Sco Us for , - " ' - ' j '
HEAVY and FANCY GROCEltlES
are - Diamond Feeds - See Rye
' "- Fertilizer
a f
Special fcrTwo Weeks Only j
this as abd get a $7.50 permanent fobVoo
The newest and coolest Method of Permanent Wav
Inj. Katural Waves and Curls. 'J-'.
SPECIAL PRICES OH OTHER PERMAHENTS.
iVVilliams' Art Wave Shop
R&2Hnii, NORTH CAROLINA t .
Prcccriptions Accurately FillecJ
QTJALITT AND SUNDRIES AT REASONABLE PRICES
IBT OUR FOUNTAIN SERVICE
'Rfillcr's.Driig Store
' BCSEHILLf NORTH CAROLINA , j .
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'-,.'V'..iv'' - -...!.. .,.-e J, ; , ;. -j- - :i - '
V FOR AIR MAIL WEEK.
;i--;bCTOEERi 11-16 .r-.
L!ail All Our Letters Air Mail this
nG22HlLL AIR MAIL COllTTEE
COCCOOCOOCOOOOOOOOOCOOf
11th: Robert Ward. ' '
' 10th: Hone. -" ' " ,
8th: Evelean Boone, Beba ToU'
ts, Cleo gandersoa. ' -
8th:" Bobby Eerrint;. VyrUe
Teacher. ' . - .
' 7th: Helen Teachey, Louise
Griffin, Grace Robinson,1 Louise
Barnes, India Register, Estelle
Thomas. - ' '
6th: Donald 1 Lanier, Gordon
Sanderson, 'Vary Ann Bradshaw,
Martha Grey Murray. ' .
. Oth: Buby Ann Manets, Doro
thy Johnson, Pansy Alderman, Hil
da Mallard. --
dth Allison Bryan, Edna Earl
Brown, Anna Holmes' Lewis, Billy
Griffin, Kenneth Turner. .
4th: Marilyn Alderman, -j Mar
garet Benton, Sallie Grey Herring,
Johnnie Teachey. '
3rd: Irene Alderman, Betty He-'
yer, Carlotta Sholar. -
2nd: Jackie Browning, Susie
Belle Smith, Hunter Wells,'Angl-
eta Martin, William S. Wells, Ella
Mae - Starling, Dorothy , Thomas,
Evelyn Fasten, Elizabeth Fussell,
Sally Simons Jerome, Manly Bay
Sanderson, Thebna Brown, Jua-
mta Benton.
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n . i i , - J SOCIETY NEWS
When inNeed of Fall Clothes Come .
To Our Store
LADIES' HATS, 97c, 31.98 and 32.98
LADIES' DRESS (3H0ES $1.69, $3.50
LADIES' OXFORDS $1.49, $2.95
LADIES' FALL COATS $5.95, $10.95
MEN'S FALL SUITS
WORK SHOES $1.49
SWEATERS
BEDSPREADS, 69c UP
Rosehill Ready
For Air Mail Week
Mimeographed letters sent to
hundred of patrons, card posters,
school announcements, and wind
shield stickers on automobiles are
proclaiming AIR MALL WEEK at
RosehiB. -s .. -; -
The three rural carriers and the
post office employees are alert to
sell every mailer the idea that air
mail receives tomorrow's mail to
day.
To aid in acquainting -the peo
ple of Rosehill with the advantag
es of having a pick-up plane speed
their mail to the great air . lines,
the following committee has been
appointed: Dr. C. F. Hawes, May
or; Dr. 0. A Teachey, represent
ing the town commissioners ; Mrs.
J JL Jerome, President of the Wo
man's Club ; Mrs. B. L. Can, Pres
ident of the P. T. A.; Messrs. C.
W. Surratt and L. A. Wilson, rep
resenting the manufacturing .. in
trests: Dr. L L. Hawes, represent
ing the professional men; Messrs.
h. W. Williams and a. Q. Herring,
representing the wholesalers: Mes
srs. C. and J. A. Teachey, repre
senting the commission brokers;
and Kessrs. 7. M. EnselL 7. B. Fus
sell, Ben Kramer, & L. Lanier and
Tern Teachey. representing the
retaDers. L. W, Williams is chair
man of the committee.
KRAMER'S DEPT. STORE
ROSEHILL, NORTH CAROLINA
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Come to
ROSEHILL
and Buy a
BETTER USED
CAR FROM
BARDEN
MOTOR
CO.
. - ROSEHILL, N. C.
Get Your
CAR
Ready
For The
Winter Now
WELLS BROS.
Service Station
EOSEHELL, N. C.
If the toil is right, AAA pay
ments for reseeding will make
many a worn out - gastore in
Duplin County produce profit
able crops of feed rich in pro
teins. -
Mitchell County fanners ' have
cooperated to buy more than 00
tons of limestone during-the last
few days. . . .
The Waccamaw Bank and Trust
Company provided each corn club
member in Columbus County with
enough pure seed of the Latham's
Double variety to plant one acre
and the boys now . have 1 surplus
seed to sell this winter.
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. Ll::3 Llncy Cox, Magnolia, N. C, Agent '
LIAGTCOLIA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
.; CZ A.CZ2 FASH All cleared, one acre strawberries two years old. One six
room house, house wired, good water, finer fruit,' outbuildings. South edge-town,
limit on . R. , i . , - rs-
1 CZ2 LOJ S acres, 15 acres cleared, one acre. berries, 2nd crop this year. No -. V
Vvm, . , ' ' , 4 " tf ! v-f
Cr3 LCT 3 acres, 15 acres cleared. One acre Berries, 2nd crop this jiearC f y
Xoth lots oitjUe town limits on B. B. South.- - . ' .' - t
- LCT 18 acres cleared, fine farming land, requires less fer
Cl.er tiaa ai?erre land, some fine pasture land, would make fine daLj or hog ? ,
raLirj farm. Joirs town proirty on Y.rest l!a l B. E, , .
YOUR TOBACCO DEPOSITS
BELONG IN THIS BANK-
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' - No outside bank eaa have equal chum upon local deposits
,. which come from tobacco raised in this community, and fih
anced by loans from this bank.
We are glad-to. lend money to the tobacco growers f
this community, and when the crop is harvested and in the
"warehouse,' we welcome these borrowers back as depositor!.
- : Deposit you tobacco money in this bank where it wOl ben- -refit
the eonununity that produced it. - We offer you" the best
. of service and protection. s .
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Waccamaw Bank & iTrust Co
; ; . rosehill, north Carolina - , ; ;
. Member' Tz 3"ral Deposit Insurance Corporation !
Miss Edith May Brown and
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biiki auuiaiie mna nan join.
of Smithfield, visited Mias Mar
garet Teachey, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Thompson, and B. F.
Ni tririrk, of Rich" ond, Va., were
weekend guests of Mr And Mrs.'
D. H. Newkirk. - -
Mr .and Mrs. John Bandy, of
Smithfield, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Bandy's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Herring.
H. S. Johnson is in a Kinston
hospital for treatment. Mrs. John
son is with him.
Mrs.: John Hatcher, of Four
Oaks attended the funeral of
Mrs. Sarah Be id here Monday af
ternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Teachey
and daughter, Faye, spent Sun
day in Burgaw.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Murray, of
Kenansville, and W. B. .Murray,
Jr., of Raleigh, were visitors in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Murray Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. M. F. Allen spent Thurs
day in Wilmington with friends.
Mrs. J. F. Hobbs of Goldsboro,
was a recent visitor in the home
of Mrs. B. L. Harrell.
Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Hawes at
tended the marriage of Miss Ma-
w w-illi.m. Lor, anri hatam
Stewart in Wallace Sunday morning.
Mrs. Mattie Gwaltney, of Qolds-
boro, has returned . home after
spending several days with Mrs.
B. L. Harrell.
Mrs. J. Luther Powell, of Wal
lace, spent Tuesday with Mrs. C.
F. Hawes.
Those from Rosehill attending
the Eastern Baptist Association in
Warsaw Tuesday were: Rev. J. H.
Barnes, Rev. J. H. Booth, W. L.
Beach, E F. Register, J. . Ben
ton, Sydney Benton, Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Drew, Mesdames W. I.
Rouse. W. S. WeBs, G. W. Boney,
and E. G. Murray.
Mr-.and Mrs. F. T. Johnson, of
Hertford, visited Mr. and Mrs. H.
S, Johnson during the weekend.
Ben Kramer spent Sunday in
Charleston, 8. C.
Mrs. A. W. Wells, Mrs. Living
stone Vann, and Iivingstone Vann,
Jr., of Washington, D. C, recent
ly visited Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Williams.
W. C. of U. N. C. ALUMNAE
MEETING-
The Duplin County Alumnae As
sociation of W. C. of U. N. C. met
at the home of Mrs. C. F. Hawes
in Rosehill on Tuesday afternoon.
The purpose of this meeting was
the observance of the 45th birth
day of the college. After some
time had been spent in talking of
college days and singing college
songs, the birthday cake was cut
and served with ice cream, ' Mrs.
Hawes and Mrs. E. G. Murray serv
ed the cake and ice cream.
Rosehill Postal
Receipts Nearing
All-Time Record
With another increase '- shown
last month, Bosehfll's postal re
ceipts for 1937 give fromise of
soaring well above the present sal
ary basis. If the average monthly
increase continues, receipts for the
year will be the highest in some
years.
' Beceipta for September showed
an increase in stamp sales of $186.
62 over August and $175.71 over
the same month of 1936. Stamp
sales for the .September Quarter
showed a 20 per cent' gain over
jthe corresponding: quarter of last
year, money-oner sues snowed a
leap, of $3,969.33 for the Septem
ber Quarter over tne previous qu
arter, and box rent collections for
this quarter have already exceed
ed the September Suarter by 15
per cent United v States Savings
Bond sales were . $600 ! more in
September than August, . , v
"A- farm machinery : dealer - in
Rockingham County - told Fred
Walker, farm agent,1 that he had .
soli more mouL-j machines 'to
T " la z": am ftn rs this fall tian
.atJl .:te 't Tz-t.