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FARMVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
OF INTEREST TO
Farmviile and Sunoundmg Sections
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Mrs. Joe Rasberry is visiting'
in Raleigh this week.
Dat 'bacco is "shor sellin'l
High" in Farmville now.
\/x. Will Mewborn, of Kins
ton, was in the city Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. H. E. ^Moseley
arrived in Farmville Monday.
Miss Annie Perkins has re- 1
turned to Farmville for the win
ter. v
Farmville is the market for
the highest averages? no; block
sajes.
% New Series Farmville Boild-f
ing & Loan Association
TiBMb
spent last week with Miss Cath
line Horton.
Wis. J. W. Dixon, of Raleigh,
spent Wednesday in Farmville
witb relatives.
Miss Effie Lewis left Tuesday
to enter Randolph- M^con Col
lector Wcmen.
New Series Farmville Build
ing & Loan As^ociaBoii. opens
Ocf^ber 1st. N
Mrs. J. Loyd Horton delight
fully entertained the "Merry
Matrons" last Thursday.
Ml George Parker, of Wil
mington, spent a fewAffathis
town visiting
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New Series FarmvQle Build
ing & Loan Association opeiftj
Octocer 1st.
Mrs. B. A. Joyner and Miss
Elizabeth Kittrell were Wilson
visitors Tuesday.
We are pleased io note that |
the little son of Mr. and- Mrs. J.
L. Rumley is improving.
Mrs. H. T. Carraway and
Mrs. Hunter Pettus, ot Snow
Hill, were in town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J.* L Morgan
spent Saturday and Sunday with
BP86*581' BiE?'
Mrs. W. M. Lang left Tuesday
with her son, Robert for Rich
mond, where he goes for treat
ment.
Miss Minnie Dsans,of Wilson,
spent the past Week end in the
city thegueS of Mrs. Benj. A.
Joyner.
Mrs. J. Y. Monk. Mrs. P.. E."
Jones, Miss Annie Laurie Lang
and Mr. Curiton were in Wilson
&
Mrs. Calloway, of Washing
ton, and Mrs. Tyson; of Stantdh
burg, have been visiting their
sisters, Mrs. RN A. Fields and'
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f: ' C n dia n rl
. JNcw Series
|ing& Loan ?
0ct0berlSt jHB
f* Ir.WpeJ,
day to return to a ...
Durham, to Te^umor|^
Mrs. T. H. Sjmith left 1
afternoon for a treatment atj
John Hopkins Hospital, Balti
more, Md.
Mrs. C. B. "Ldeiii, ol Louis
burg, spent a few days. Ijere this
week with her daughter, Miss
Beulah Edens.
The Magazine Club was mf
ligbtfully entertained by Miss
Tabetha tDe Visconti Wednes
day afternoon.
Miss Ethel Bynum returned
this week to restimeher studies
at the State College for Women
in Greensboro.
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- Mr. Trim, ol Greenville, Tenn.
has been in town this week, the
guest of his soit-iirfaw, Mr.
Chas. Donaldson.
Mr. Otis Britt, superintendent !
of the Light and Water Plant of
Greenville, spent Wednesday
here with relatives.
Rev. Braxton Craig [arrived in
town Wednesday afternoon to
take up bis work here as pastor
of the Baptist church.
We call your attention, to the
report of the financial condition
of the Bank of Farm v ill e, pub*
lished elsewhere in this issue.
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> Mrs. Helen Loraine and child
ren, of New York, are here' on
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Walter. From here they will
go to Cuba for the winter^ ^
Friends and relatives through
out this sectidn will regret to
learn that Elder Andrew Moore,
of Whitakery is* not expected
to survive his present illnes.
See the half page "advertise
ment of the Atlantic Coast
p?Miss Emily Gayle, who has
been spending Ihe summer wijth
her brother, left test Saturday
afternoon for Ayden where she
will teach in the High school at
that place.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parker,
Mrs. J. T. Harris, Mrs, W. Leslie
Smith, Mrs. RS McClnre, Mrs.
G. JL Rouie and Mra Ok M.
F? Morton, Pastor.
death
in any way
and burial of my husband. My
bosband bad been afflicted two
years, and the people have been
so hind to us, -i cannot find
words to express to them my
thankfulness. I can only point,
them to the one above who said,
"Whosoever help^th the poor
Hp Jtcedy, Iendeth unto the
Lord."
Mrs. George Brewer.
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The National Life .Insurance
Co.,. of Moqtpelier, Vermont,
strictly mutual, organized 1850/
$10,000.00 policy ne; deposit
$100.00 annually. This policy
has continued insurance, pai4
up insurance and Cash- values.
See M. V. Horton, Agt.
vaBjaB '
Salesman ^Vanted-Lubricating
Oil, Grease, Specialties, Paint;
Part or whole time. Commis
?fejfcasis. Man with cawor rig
prefered.? Riverside Refining
Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Is same old office
Main Street?
Davis Hotel
The Phonograph With a Secret;
111' . x - ..
mm
mm. m
The* mocking-bird knows how to pr
not#; the jay-bird doesn't. That's the
secret and he can't tell it.
graph made, and we think SUPERIOR, and
you to decide.
They overflow with music. That's
called THE M^SIC TABLE, THE MUSIC S!
iSc CABINET. Three Designs, i
ee and Hear
would please you, and at living prices,
and fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, a