Address
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Farmviile and Surrounding Sections
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Mr. M. C. Ferrell left Monday |
for Lexington, Ky.
Mr. J. B. Newton, of Ayden,
spent Sunday in town.
Rev andMrs. S.-T. Moyle spent |
Wednesday in Washington.
Good pictures and the "Iron |
Claw" tonight. "Nuf Se<L'
Mr. M. V. Horton spent several
days the past week in Asheville. j
Mr. and Mrs. W. Leslie Smith
and Mis. J. T. Harris were Wil
son visitors T uesday.
Miss Novella Horton left on
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiv- j
ing in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. A. C Turnage and Miss
1 Thelma Flanagan were Green
v'lle visitors Wednesday.
Mr. Walter Jones left Tuesday I
for R'oxboro to spend Thanks
giving with his parents.
Mr. Lester Savage was the j
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. War
ren a few days this week.
Mr. J. W. Dixon and son, Mas
ter Haywcoi DaiK cf Ra!c:2h,|
were Farmville visitors today.
Cole's Original Wood Stoves
never cook you? never freeze
you. Your fire always fits the
weather.
lumbia,
The Enterprise is now in its
new quarters in the Humphrey
building where we will be glad,
to serve you.
- Mrs." J. E. Warren spent several
days the past week in Rocky
Mount and Baltleboro visiting \
relatives and friends.
Trade at the stores where you |
can get tickets good for votesin
ihe Enterprise contest You
can find a list elsewhere. 1
Messrs. R. A Fields, B. O. Tur
nage, R. T. Martin, J. 0. Pollard.
B. S. Sheppard and D. J. Jones
went to New Bern "Sunday.
Elder W. A. Simpkins, of Ral
eigh, will preach" at die Primi
tive* Baptist clnircb the second
Sunday in December at 11:00
o'clock. .
Messrs. W. G. Sheppard, Geo.
Swain, Mercer Cobb and W. D.
Dildy were among those from
Farmville who took in the Va ?
Carolina foot ball in Richmond
Thanksgiving.
Call at W. M. Lang Co's. store
to see those new silk waists.
After spending some time in
Rocky Mount with relatives
Misses Margaret and Marie
Christman returned home Sun
day.
Death of Mrs. Ivey
Smith.
Our community was greatly
shocked and saddened Wednes
day when the news was heralded
that Mrs. Ivey Smith, of Bellar
tfrur, was no more. J She was a
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to rest, on .Thanksgiving Day, a
large concourse, of sorrowing
relative^ and friends witnessing
the obsequies. The Enterprise
joins with many friends in ex
tending sinc^rest sympathy to
the bereaved and heartbroken
ones in this, their hour of sor
row. Truly a good woman has;
gone to her reward.
IjMPe* Cored In 6 to 14 Dtjs
dnmgiiit -win refund money If PAXO
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TtMftnt
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BEASLiy,;
SSI? & f| JEFFERSON,
JlliPSSl Direiffors.
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0K M. Lang Co. bave just re
ceived a new lot of up-to-date
young men's suits.
at Farmvllle, N". C. at the close
of business Nov. 17, 1916
ESTABLISHED comp
FARMVILLE, N. C
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,? worty-aod ?bj! >ou ?k
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) with .line of the prettiest Goat
:sses' etc., ever displayed here.
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Office Next Door to Post Officc
' Farmville, N. CJ; -f?'
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7'Attoniey-at-Law
%. Nor. Carolina
B IN AIL Ck/URTS
uttmt Theatre Bid's.
DR. PAUL E. JONES
: DENTIST
Office iii Lang Building
FARMVILLE N.C
R. L. SAVAGE, M. D.
of Rocky Mount, N. C.
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, Will be at Farmville, at Hotel Davit the
the thir4 Wednesday in each month, to fit
Glattet and treat diteatet of the eye.' ear.
note and throat. * '
MODERN WOODMEN of
AMERICA No. 15727
Meets Every 2nd and 4th Friday
nights in Horton Building.
Visiting Brothers Welcome.
to see J. gfe MEWBORN at
The Eank of Farmville,
isorance Co
When in need of LIFE or
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