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LOCALS AND
OF INTEREST TO
Fannviile and Surrounding Sections
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WHAT B A DAY.
A day, my child,
Is but a magic bubble blown "
By aogel lips and thrown -
O'er Heaven's parapets
And earthward felling
Domes uso'ver.
The earth-folk,
Just like you and I,
Gaze up and call
The bubble "skyM
They see the golden lights of it
The purple blues and whitesof it,
and say:
"How fair the day!"
It mu$ be so,
At even-time, - " . >
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I saw a day ;
Grow old and gray, then but#,
Upon my upturned face
I felt the cool wet kiss of it,
And something of the bliss of it,
And there, beyond, ^ ?
I saw the^ngel's laughing eyes
Looking down at me, and said:
Up there some where is Heaven?
Mr. George Blount spent the
week-end in Wilson. - :
few days in Kinston this ;
1 Misr Yecetia Morrill ;
friends in Falkland this
Mr. & Mfi John Thorn
the past weekend: in Ms
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Mith a few doses of 666,
See the announcemen]
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Mrs. Edgar Barrette and
family are spending this week
at Sevn Springs.
Mrs. T. C. Tunfige and child
ren are visiting friends and rela:
tives in Burgaw. V :
RUB-MY-TISM - Antiseptic.
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Neuralgia, ?ltc J :
Mr. T. B. McCormick left Sat
urday to spend his vacation at
Wrightsville Beach.
Miss Etta Gay, of Weldon, is
visiting at the home of her par
ents near Farmville.
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cently let a contract for five two
storybmldings in Lincoln Park.
L Miss Cleora Dixon, of Wilson,
is visitingat the hbme of Miss
Louise Dixon on Contentnea St.
. .Mr. John Barrett; of the Supply
Co, of the State Guards, spent
here with rela
tives.
Captain Charles Lumsden of
the National Guard of Raleigh
spent a few days in , town this
Wright, of the 3rd.
Reg. Supply Co. spent a few
Vis ;wedk with his
I mother.
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Messrs A. C Monk and S. W.
Purvis left Wednesday for South
Caroling to visit the tobacco
market.
Mr. and Mss.G. A. Jones
and Miss Martha
Carr spent Sunday at Seven
Springs.
Mr. Jim Joyner of Macclesfield
came
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Mr. and Mi*. A."
of Petersburg. Va.,
Xhursday morning to
few days ^ilh relatives.
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in, J. M. Wheless and child
ren and Miss Eleanor Warren
left Thursday morning to visit
friends in Spring Hope.
Messrs B. S. Sheppard, J, Loyd
Horton, Mayor, W. G. Sheppard
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reenville visitors Tuesday.
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W. M. Lang Co.'s 333 and 222
window is attracting some at
tention, sure. You will miss a
bargain if you fail to look it
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W; P. Jordan, pastor of the
Christian church, will be absent
for about three weeks in a meet
ing at Mill Creek, Johnson
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county.
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Miss Eunice Andrews, the
attractive young house guest of
Mrs. Paul E. Jones motored over
to Selma with Dr. H. P. Moseley
Sunday.
We received this week by ex
press a shipment of the latest id
dress shirts, all colors, in the lat
est crepe effect Also shirts-witbj
soft collars.? W* M. Lang Co.
I Mr. and Mra. W. C. Askew
Mrs. Effie Gillispie, Mr. Cyril
Askew, Misses Pearle Fountain
and Elspeth Askew motored
over to Tarboro Thursday after
noon.
Five moire of Farmvifle's pa
triotic sons this week joined the
National Guards, enlisting in
Co. &, they are Jack Lang,
Will May|fjim Barrett, Glenn
Cobb and Bo#Burnett h .
$jhe Christian Endeavor at
he Christian church will
I their social meeting in the
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time is expectc
to our newpaper press, wmcn
will take some time to put back
in shape on account of parts hav
ing to be ordered, there will be
no issuing of the Enterprise next
week; unless, the express com
pany is mighty quick in hand
ling same. We bad to taite our
forms over to our neighbors
shop ibis week in oi^r (o finish
the edition. ;
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; Stop! Look! Listen! Members
of the Ways and Means Com-i
mitte oi the Farmville Auxiliary
of the Red Cross bill have a
"Rummage Sale" Saturday
morning, beginning I(t 10 o'clock
on the vacant lot next door to
the Fa^^pe Bank, jEveiybody
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FARMVUJiE, N. C
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Christian Church
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J No preaching services next
Sunday, but Sunday school and
communion service will be at
the same time as usual. ^ En
deavor will meet at 7:15 as usual
Miss Bessie Csson will be the
leader; ;:y Don't forget ;our meet
ing will begin Sunday August
19th, Bra Fred Powell will do
the preaching and Prof. J. M.
Perry will lead the song service.
She Endeavor will have their
social in the basement of the
church next Thursday night.
Everybody is invited. ; Refresh*
ments of different kinds will be
served; ;!?orae and enjoy your
self. ?? gv
W. P. Jordan, pastor.
T an "Overland" or
Our doors are swung wide for all to enter. All those
who pass through may consider themselves as answering
opportuniny> call. The bank book with the hard, cold
figures entered therein is the best insurance against want
Be independent. Let us have your first deposit to-day.
THE CITIZENS BAN*
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FARMVILLE, N. C
Pf '? & ft H We ,are ,0^ growers ourselves aid
aVe ? 0 a.^er building and remodeling of
some barns, we have not .ad the time to get to see
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iL . 1 l .l %*# patronage given us in
g larger share the coming season. ;;