I Conscience talks to all?but few have the 1
courage to obey. The man who has strength |
of wiH to regulate his affairs to conditions as 1
they exist and saves regularly soon finds that s
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conditio^ change, and always for the better. H
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Conscience says SAVE!?So why don't you |
start this week? This institution pays 4 per 1
cent on saving accounts and stands ready to 8
assist its depositors in many ways. |
MAKE THIS BANK J
F tYQUR BANK ^ 1
Citizens Bank 1
North Main Street, ? Farmville, N. C. ?
I f" A POSITION OF TRUST j
X Both the banker and the druggigt hold positions of trust ;
| in every community. The prescription ur the hands of a !
| druggist should be as inviolable as a check or other valuable <
| papers in the hands of a banker. When you bring your p^ J
E seriptions to this store you always get what the doctor j
t ordered. ^ ^
Cone here and let us stock your medicine cabinet with I
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simple home remedies. It may save you hundreds of times ;
the expense. This you know?is the age of "Prevention" ;
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Entered as second ????? mail matter
May the 10th 1910, fit the postoffice
at Farmville, North Carolina, under
the Act of March 8rd, 1878.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 19#|
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WOMAN'S MISSIONARY ^ :
SOCIETY MEETS
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The Woman's Missionary Society
met in 'the Methodist church for a
regular business meeting on Monday
afternoon at 3:80 o'elock, With 32
"members present
Mrs. C. L. Sfeidley had charge of
the devotional moment and spoke en
thusiastically on the subject at
"Building," using as a Biblical illus
tration the Rock and Sand as foun
dations for building. \l
After toe regular routine of busi
ness toe following officers made their
reports:
Mrs. J. Loyd Horton, superintend
ent of tof^ Bright Jewels, called a
meeting of that organiaatiqn on Son
day morning next and urged the
mothers to seed their children; Mn?
T. E. Joyner, superintendent of
Ypung People, reported, a 99 per cent]
attendance at the. meeting on Friday
evening and a. box of clothing sent
by this group to the orphanage, val
ued at |88-00; Mrs. A.~H. Joyner, {su
perintendent of supplies, reported a
box sent to the orphanage valued at
$34.57; Mrs. J. L Morgan, superin
tendent of mission"study, reported a
new book, on^ China begun in the cjass.
and invited ^all who were not mem
bers to jojn this division; Mrs.-R. A.
Fields, superintendent social service,
reported a campaign for new mem^
bers to be started this month, and
Mesdamos> -Joyner and G..Lv
Fields were appointed to. serve on
' the church committee for the month.
The treasured reported $110.67 sent
away during the quarter, and $53.85
used locally. ... -
Mrs. J. W. Lovelaee, president of
the Pitt County Federation of Mefch
odist Women, discussed the meeting
to be held next day and announced
that invitations to the luncheon had
been extended to local ministetsr
; toeir wives,-a number of teachers, and
to the presidents of .toe different
women's societies of the ^various J
Lj churches.'
jzaar to be hfeld in November. This
? was granted and several committees
' were appointed to serve at the bar
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Visits to sick and strangers as re
? ported, numbered 106. . *
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\ MISS WILLIAMS HOSTESS
[ x TO CHORA ft LUB
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Ffteen members of the Choral club,
enjoyed a delightful evening on Mon-.
day of this week when Miss Basel
Williams.entertained them at her
home, two and a half miles from here.
. The beauty of the moonlit landscape
> acted as an intoxicant to the musical :
temperament of the mdtorists pnd in- ?
' spiration and unusual entousaism
[ marked, the program and other fea
; tares of the meeting.
Dahlias, red and White, decked the
- reception room into which the guests
'' were invttpd by the charming hostess
! and shaded Ughts added much to its
(attractiveness.
The program had been arranged?
the famous tenor, Jobb McCormack
j and an ihteresting talk on his early]
life and career was made .||? pur
Jerome. Some reminiscences of-one
of his concerts were given by Mrs. J.
M. Hobgood and one of his favorite
songs,"I Hear You Calling Me," was
rendered by Mr. John D. Holmes. W.;
G. Sheppard sang a beaatiful bask'
j j solo, "Duna," and W'ag Baley,
of instrumental music, gave a*briT
] liant piano ntohl^^^Sr v #?||
A contest which 'involved the pro
nunciation and definition of various
German, Italian add French murieal
terms pro vedamusing as well as
helpful.-1 ? ?"?.!?'
The election of officers for this,
^V^G' ^^pa^re^lactedM^pres
P o^dthin twp ot three miles, of Farin
vilie,4j^go?d neighborhood. Notify
took up; a which was doing dain
d^pedio^S?LbLd,0TOlo?Si mi
Unlpi^mer calls and gets hog the
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Be fired by enthusiasm, bat not by
T We find shells lying on the beach,
but for pearls we mast dive.
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Don't kid the defeated candidate.
Nobody feels more humiliated than he
does,' hSSPs I
I -'.?*SC*ldr -M M . j- J i ??5?y'. v'% I
JVith-aome women a mud bath
see^flr to ^be tKe new conception of
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You cant expect too much in the
way of culture from those who are
more interested in food for the stom
i a^Jthpn iufood for thought
; <T0 ESTABLISH a Lasting j j
?| Tribute to the Memory of J ;
J; % departed, one mast se- ;
!! cure in a Memorial, lasting J j
; | quality as well as beauty of ;
; ] design. We can fulfill your I
; N<? GREATER TRIBUTE , !
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when you install a
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stoves waste this valuable portion of Ae fuel
That is why Cole's Original Hot Blast Heaters
are guaranteed to consume one-third lessiiiel
than any under-draft stove of the same size.
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to you with coal at its present price.
REMEMBER: - I
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