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Ldvaace.
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Iptian 41 ?
ili 1?15
by the World's genua*,
the Crop Outlook, by
1 inancial Condition of
Campaign to Save *250,0
000 to Southern Growers.
'By Clarence Poo )
e tspacc la yoiir colui
tJitor, to present usul
but that the South 's
own it ne*t sprii
new ctop of 1915 lin3 iJfarted
comiut? on the market',' is sSil!
selliDR on ?hc basit. of prices
fixed by latf year's 17,000,000
df n 'd^lT P iCC8, ""{ft jb? ^
The fi
even a
(or the S
This is j
: for 'Better Roads,
i North Carolina
e Than We Do.
You m Home end If ? ? ?? Vo?
C*C Improved PubUe ?????
ipeth Askew left Wed
lorninjj fgr Raleigh to
r&udies at St Mary's.
uyla fianacpn, after
i visit to relatives in
e, returned tome Mon
I
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Lee Nichols and Miss
Baker, who have been
their cousina Mesdaraes
' " have returned
w is the lima
to get the Be& Cement
done. So pet it while its
cheap.? E. L. Howard, The Con
crete Man. ??"?it.- ?? -?}&
spending several days
Jatives at Whata and
, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
_ Jr.?returaed home Wed
nesday morning.
After spending several days
.ere visiting his son, Mr. D. E.
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 6th, 1915.
"The silver cord is loosed: the
golden bowl is broken: the: pit
cher is broken at the fountain:
the wheel is broktoi^,i??jSflern:
the body ii returning to the du&
from whence it came, and the
spirit unto the Godlliat gave it."
Hie passing of Mr. Haywood
Dail removes from our midsSlthe
oldeil citizen of our to WO; a man
who in his prime was the moA
a dive, the mofft aggressive, and
the moil successful business man'
in Greene county: one who by
his punduality and integrity in
business transadions,'by loyally
to his friends, by the geniality of
-Jti? disposition and the kindliness
of his nature endeared himself to
a large circle of friends and ac
quaintances. All who knew him
intimately loved him. #;. ? !
He was born on the 20th day
of August, A; I). 1840, a native of
Greene county, and on the 16th
day of April,' i867, he married
Miss Virgidia Sugg,' of Greene
County, who survives him an<d
who, during all the years of their
happy married life, was his modi
capable adviser and helper in
business affairs. To Mr. and
Mis. Dail were born eleven chil
dren, nine of whom survive,
Mrs. Charles O'Httgan
Laughingbouse, of Greenville,
N.C.; Mrs. J. W.Dixon, of Greene
county; Mrs. pascal Boyd, of
Mootavllie; Mr. W. H. Dail, Jr.,
of Charlotte, N. C.; Mr. G. F. M.
Dail, of Greenville; Mr. F. Ft
Dail and Miss Minnie Beit Dail,
of Snow Hill, and. Mrs. G. A.
Rouse and Mrs. G. M, Holden,
of Farmvilie, N. C.
At the commencement of the
War between the States he en
liited at Snow Hill as a member
of Company A, 3rd Regiment,
and served throughout thfc war,
ading during a large part of the
time as quaiJermailer for his regi
ment.. As an old comrade &ood
*?? his bier on la?l Tuesday,
among other things of arcminis
cent nature, he mentioned the
fad that whenever /Quarter
maflei1 5s? srajt Utf ! procurc
supplies for the roWiers he al
ways brought them a lot orcakes,
or other unexpected sweetmeats,
Wf^lch were greatly epjoyd by
me? Hying the hard life Of a
For tnany years Mr. Dail was
a regular attendant at the annual
reunions of the old Confederate
soldiers and took an adive in
The Objed of the Proposed Ba
um Is to Give Deserving Girls
Education. TheCtobwas ;
Organised only two fftt
Years Ago.
^Special 10 the Enterprise. ht'M
The Piit County Federation
of Women's Clubs held anen
thusia^tic meeting in the C6urt
House in Greenville on Wed
nesday ;toernooni.?.' This Fede- i
ration is composed of the Knd
of-Centuty, S4n Souci, and
Round Table Club oi Greenville
and the Magazine Club of
Farmvilie.
^ There was a large attendance
at the meetiag and much dis
cussion of plans for a proposed .
{'? This County Federation has
for it's main object the promo
tion of education *a Pitt County
and in pursuance of this object
the members ara working fora V
Loan Fund for the use of am
biiious girls in Pitt who need as
signee in m curing an educa- ;>*
tion. This County Federation
was organized only two years .
ago, ?bd this winter there will
befwo girls at the Eab't Caro
lina Trainiuu School receiving
the benefits of that splendid in
stitution. .?
The obje<l of the proposed
bazaar is to raise money to keep
these (wo girls at school,' t>r tp .
place a third one there, which-;.;;,
ever the members decide will be
be#. The bazaar will be held
during the day and evening of
twp dayt, which will Be Novem
ber 17 and'18.
The work has been divided in
to departments with a chairman
and a committee of Hie members, ? ; ?;
assigned to each department,
which are us foObws:V;^S^tl?|,'.-;
Mesdoines. Bak-er, &0uinerly,
Rasberry and Hadley, Art and
and Crafts Department.
(Committee l,r Fancy: Work.
Mrs. John Hasscll, Chairman. ;
Committee 2-Plain Sewing
Mrs. JesSe Moye, Chairman.
Committee 3. Ait Exhibit-Mrs.
Will Hooker, Chairman. t
Culinary Department? Mrs.
Richard Williams, Chairman.
Delicatessen Department? Mrs.
J. ti, Moye, Chairman.
Entertainment 'Department?
Mrs. White, Chairman.
? -.Department of Farm Produces
?Mrs. Will Larig, Chairman.
Great enthusiasm exiSb and .
splendid results -are hofed for
from the approaching bazaar,
and the' worthy object in view
will Tecommend it to the pcoplel
of 4he county, from all of whom,
the women of these clubs ask
co operation and patrouage and
they ask this in thfc; interest of
of Pitt County girls, who will
receive the benefits.