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ports ??;? MhT'in f ?m iMei.'^jL'-A I IKI w fw-o4t>lp( iipn More The tobacco sales report , for the season of 1924-25 has lost been is *pi >i ugpiufcmm jeiMiiHin.m ^ 4k and from it we see that the to tal warehouse sales in Farmville as I wen 7,608,666 pounds at as I ^44^12,6M" *126.66, and Kinsfon sold 2ft673^82 ? $21.02. TfThe average prices fox 1924-26 vlin 22J9 higher than last Sethat the state* produced 23fffldfr, CB peends, as senpiMil ritii d^r ai>,000 poawk produced last .ppi*, . *kh wouW be considered a short cttp. Only one other market tW*ag * more than 26 seats, so FanfrriBe's ?p^aga was higher than an? in the I jjf"^jjfr ifj^^ ^i'^ ^ H >v?v- 05*^9*1^^1 ? ***. OCwHIIMIBJ. ^JHntcriM^j .-'--*?^<ai>.-;v'i- |" ^ iM t, ,"~*'- *? -*]? *ittS."!j -'-. V- "?-\ ?' # ?-.-'^fi ?^*fe& +?L tbfti&il^bSS -"jv.'-rT flW^of developing a more diverai fi+d agricultural and industrial ???*? till in this section. <*- ?'*?'? v .'; 4 |R? counties holdn* county znem iflnhips in the Eastern Carolina clnrmher of Commerce -will be fea ifted in'this work. This exhibit prom ote t? he a reel "eye-opener" for - the people of this sktfcm, as well as I the visitors. /The following counties k 4 1 Csrte^ t, Ed?e aeinuhe,; Greene, Halifax, Johnston, Jonefl. - Nash, li""* and jpitt. The possibility of water power de velopment will be shown in a very I deflate way. <r - I Announce Booster ~ r '. . ? . . . ? *? ^Cjb. I SpuaSms for th? tdjv^^ SE ^ - _ _ >_j ^4^|^HRK!wSKm|S9Q^KVK>^ ? MfcMjMMj P?*r? i(j trhieh hti ehmnffod I .:? g**?** * UttJe Jater ?**. *r31' "* ^1 I #phakllity take in practically all the ? Mm* within 75 mike radius d| I ^ksar-^yAfNS IK HONOR Sffi.' jj I ' TtlKV ANB M8S Tfr->::1&- ^BlU.. I SNOW HILL HAS ORGANIZED A ROTARY GLUR Officers Are Elected and Plans Pat In Oaeration Which <*? For Modi Activity. Will Meet ? " Bret; Friday Evening. . . i . . . t A number of men, each a represen ! kt ?. ??- x^fS?. and Prof. Gofco. wheeler* who exnlain? m 1 *? ? *' - ? r ^ m*. "? f - -7^ * FrizaeUe and J. E. "OehnBO *ei? wl,?,lto?ethw "J? the above officers will compose &e ^irBctoTsfee Ml i# . Wpc: *?# night from seven to eight o'dock ?$ luncheon, the first meeting will be Tidd in the Community House here next Friday night Messrs. J. P, Frirzelle, M. C. Lassiter and J. C. Moye constitute the program commit tee, and Mrs. J. T. Exum, F. W. Bix on and E. A. Rasbfcrry compose the food committee.?Standard-Laconic. ?: i11 1^ III 111IM ?* ?1.- ? 11^ I II j| II-I.1KI II' j ? t ? " . 'ii r?- ? * **?"?? w j ?? SllfllXOV m Wrtln Mto JaK .A ', X % ? ? - %????' *' "J ? . ' * ?'-? ? - '- --' w' J fc-i lie- iissitii niiTsiiiff*- i^mmg ^?iCTy* 1 ? ? iL^m * "?r- A ? . . JfelK7^rXl t 58J * ? v- - --f^ ? ??''.1 F VvflB; fljPBSJX ? ?Wi BOPIO | i -'- ._v- ...~'" . '. ? [?' .)'r:v-*,/?>'''?'*? ' t?;;; ?^ ^ 1 . , 'ft. ft I ft ftft;V * rS#|v| ft r sri a J s a ? ^ ^ B t- -.-i PI 1MB ? ? ? m V ? ? -m M' m _ M B MM - ? ? B ? ? ? B ll:|JB 1 B MM B II MB. " Tueftoay'-s program at the1 rExpoai Mon.SU^ all that could i* expect ed. The dpors open at 1 pfnw the bead concert at 2:30, assisted by the , lady with a million dollar vo te, Miaa Vandeinse, ? followed by the Chanti cleer act, trhlch will be a half hour iUl?of Jds will be followed by a concert by Miss Marie Stmdelius, prima donna of New York ci S r, who comes all the way frqm New pork to SmithfteldJ to give two eon trts for the exposition. She literally farmed her audience at Wilson two y tftrs ago, She is one of the most attractive ar tists on the American stagie today. She has a vpice equal to the best and a t^oiwlltf that grips herj fearers immediately upon her apppaHtnee on I thostage. ft takes a let of fkeey to bxmg. talent of this kind dirift fnpm the hfijfopo^tan grand operitUn New York to North Carolina andiebce. But the exposition is going to do. is very thihg. If you 'miss the hecWid day, yw^wiflmever "be able to get back. Miss Sundelius gives two con^ rts, d-' temoon and evening on Tuttday of Exposition?Week. - Seats wilf'be rp ?rv?a for.tM. MtocHon. ^ 11: . ;l iiriii urn inn t iiriB wir I min -^1 lilt MS '? ?Jvllfe l Ir if liteB ?" U.> ? .. ?1 ?r~?^ Lt ? S - - "'-l^ :Mm\i iruAin irftii 1IL i JliflHfi?' lllltff c-.-, -TvVij^V "1IbIBIi1IIIII I ^ ill s4 iiininn it hi ^ ff> t? WJ 111 11 IV IK. rl MJWJ (FI g-^r.',^c- . '?yF,.-. ?.-* ?' J* jrCrw .vm H S5e??3? ~ ?/ W^?i. - :-%:V' - J m'l'fii'",<y?A'y^S.fy-~:f y:-?-f" '? ife# &-.!'"-I that will be of unusual intftd* to to- J bacco growers of this Motion. . A heating apparatus that is run by I kerosene to heat the tobacco ba?%;l known 46s the Torrid Tobacco Stove, I Is the thing that lets its own** "sleep ? while othe?8 work." This will sound I good to tobacco growers, for- one of ? the most disagreeable features of to- H bacco raising is watching the barn I This, stove can be r&ulattd and I then Idft alone until a . change of torn- I perature is -desired. The tank is out side the barn, thereby all danger of Are is eliminated. For a good ^close-built bam about 6$ gallona.qffuel is, required to make one-dire. The average quantity wifi be between 60 and 70 gallons. jH Messrs. Horton and Sh&ckleford are demonstrating this mael^/'W' the I home of Alfred B. Moore," near Farm vflle, every Saturday. * 7 I They have fine recommendations I from farmers throughou?Maeh, Edge combe, Pitt, and I^noir-rounties, who have used the machines for two years: 8$v ? ? ?*&..-> ?' : ? ~-r '??- -3-> I jr-r'. "1 ""* v/N>ti I EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH v ' - ?'?./ffiector> -j. y^eyM ? i ????'.,:.? E ^ _.i J '^5a?v^5-'?3I Hi - ? ? ??? y ?'>.L\?l?*aB?sC^.*>--*'^-io7wr| | t\ <m - "'''? *** ' J- n ''Of r I I ! 11:00 a. m ?Morr'^ig Prayer and Ser I mon by Bev. J N. Bynum of St* James church, fMfrfcm N. C. A 2:30 p. m.?Church School at BaW lard's, Mrs. Tysoft^upt. ^ ? 18:30 p.. m.?Young People's Service j ., . E.UjLii.1 the faimnlf [advice at,the1 Baptist ehurah: ? -jE -" ?v%( WetilrDay l?enten Services. ?- ? .C^.ae^(^a^' * *!?, ?' m ^ Stamon. - per. Music by the Children's choir. .5 T^nie" 7 ?--? ----- . ? JM | '; J^raH- j W?*?Bii^^5Bi^^BSjM^V -;v " m^? ' \ ? rt iw. PR ' ? ?' ?- ** d to i*n ' ^,H ,y for ."--Si '^?VK? gnn 4nTlPPI^d- nx? ~f- ?Afi^|UlIlV ? ftwifO. pot ior # * ' 'S'Tx^ JtTT >? . ^U||^wUtt]]v run nhse JXDcnsc ^.i^cvBi/iiucai j( jfwt^MBB&?T|y, _ i JT ? It r?tinjiriiofiiiTltl Trtl*'tnP / 7^ggjgg?^^^^g^^?r^grT JTjprp, CARD x>F THANKS J^fLt.Iff !fh^n na faT>Ji? /OCfcnt ' MRS R. A. FIELDS, The ^^^??yery ii$t favorinr weather conditions will* Ufc .t'-* J . ?? 'i* - ' - ? -r develop during the fruiting season 111 t$ a formidable army. On the other band, a larr> number emerging may hi so retarded ty. unfavorable wea W the number of sw to w wrs. une j gEgjRrcyS ? . ^ v f #? i>* j I 3 f" vj-Vf g--~r ? ? r ? "V i j f>rf nrr A 9 A A S I A ?551m.. '91; ? ? If I ''? Ml IMM ? ? ? AH I. II'?]?' B 11 II I III m^eipt'Tf flltte/'rcSyfrort i| S IHH^V ?Bab!e adj vertising concern %t ChicagapjtifiA the* Had a1% client seeking i location textile plant Th* focajfon "Js fonr or five hundred girls andvwomf e^ as soon air ttea plant could, W erected sthpresehted to the Varmville. Rotary Chtt at i& jptetiny/^sdsy evening) s?jsff?isa aAv-jsasnas gan and - Tylf Jdyner, Fas instruct*; members W. h! | same, and extended them a cordial h* ' vitation to come to trie us before mak Osa ?; mzvo&Mi 1 I ? V^E w v'Eriv 0 6# ftp 9 p.^ft.. 1 ! ?" I "^'alfl.fll Vf H flEu 'J?> >T-y BW x- 'ffHj! Raleigh, March 26.?Eight con tracts to 3bw bidders in thcf letting *^?ZS&?&& the grading -and atroctures oa the Mil ieigh. Four other contracts for which bids were received will be awarded later. The projects for which the con tracts were awarded yesterday are: ^Projects' 161 Wilson counties 15.52 nnfes of M surface highway between Wilson and Rocky Mount? --kifojLf Project 487-A. .Wake county 6.58" iniles grading from. Raleigh to a Project. 215^ Craven'county con crete rxrad from Croatan to-the Cater rt county line. ^Project 537-C. Guilford county. Un ior^ass inside city limits of rGivi-. 6 Project 720-C. Caldwell county 12.6 miles of hard surface liighway Erom'Lenoir towards the Catawba county hne. -Project 753-0. Stokes county 3,44 miles of hard surface highway between Forsyth cotyity Tine and Wal-; ;? i project 824. Cleveland county 10.f miles -of rading, extending from Shel by^ the Rutherford county Dne.%% E-AyggE "The boneless tongue, so stiall, so wealc, la d the ho. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ stead, ^ iff I ea ' J ":. T~' ? * ??? - - ''t\ PROGRAM FOB HOI# WEEK ; at episcopal Church. Rev. J. W. Heyes announces thai tbfce--will b? services every night of Holy Week in the Episcopal church the following ministers as preachers: April 6. Her. 0/ -E. Fox?-of Rober sonville. April 7. Rev. b. B. Slaughter of the Methodist church. April 8. Rev. N. N. Fleming of the Presbyterian church. ~ -? - ? cSISmT^' Ho,y L^jril |D,^d6^ "Friday. d^seM>y ^ feeM^e^y^on the ices will commence at 7:30 p. former farm7ille MINISTER GOES TO DUKE '&?<; ^3-'A ^ 7 .V - The people of Farmville will be in terested to. learn that Rev. A- D. C. Noe, former rector of Emmanuel Episcopal church, ha^ received a call from St. Stephens Church, at Duke, N. C., and has begun his work there. ? ?yf*' ????- 7\' W ***-* ' " '??' -4 v v v4 ?. v>--/ . P I. R . ; I R Oakley, well known farmer, who resides five miles from town, is seriously ill at a hospital in Wilson. ' ;,'???? - ?. '' ' ' The North Carolina Building & g^oan League Will Meeting Annual Session I j Wilmington, March... 26.?Wrights - ville Beach has been selected by the executive committee of the North Carolina Building and: Loan league for ,ie annual meetmg ?f that.organ ^ation.^ which will be held July 21, of .<3reeneborde,,ricepr^^ A. G. -m. gf ?? J aH n - ? , tv m Lnln m | r . itritii congee Miidi Uon b?w>, ami Edwin Y. Kedtr/of Char lotte. &Z . v-'M.r " i *xl ' S A* * shortly Mvcr it? oi^wwi-ww ?'^3T . . ? ."r*" * . . ,? . .. 1 c,SL?p ??f.8wji 5IraP* inclrfae J?0. ; m, lminin jo nrlmarilv urntd for vile jy Xb b ? rv:-; - .? ^ i ttttfaflTQPriir17 on]nftATJ taj* thA HOtlSlfl* - '-????? ' ? ????? .?? ? ?. Jamaa E. Fechet, who becomes A* sSiie*Afrtit'lfeftirsa?fc3 8 rig. Gen. Mitfchel!. SfedY.'Weeks Jic sentiment that MjteheH should :ot be demoted for his testm.o^y Washinjjton recently. ,*?? -fi : ? ? ? ? ?'?? . The 14141 Session of tht Belt!. mm Coafortn^ ??the Mtfb r; ocfi&t Episcopal Churcb South, Bi&hop Cander Presided. Washington, March 25.^-The 141st session. of the Baltimore Conference iof th^.jMpthodist Episcopal Chuneh; , (South, today overwhelmingly voted rio^Jtbe' propose! for onificatiofl'of :thet Methodist Episcopal Church and jthe Methodist- Episcopal _? Church, iSqith. -The vote, 137 for atfd: 141 aafinst,, was taken without debate. A rhree-fourths vote was necessary for 'approval. j The -action, which came on a yea and nay vote after the conferenofre ?versed itself in the matte rc of .-"yeting by ballot,, was. the first to be taken by an annual conference of; the more khan 40 conferences in the Methodist Episcopal Church, Souths in tbe JUni jted States. The Cuhaa. conference re cently vofed unanimously in favor of unification.;..- ^ rrti/y:- ?< The proposal is being v*ted upon |n the northern church conferences, and while complete returns are lack ing,' it is. understood* that-a large majority hug^juiopted It, *: > - I Bishop Warren A. .Candler, of At lanta, .president of the conference, presided as the vote was taken, t Despite th^ adverse action, - propo nents of unification were options tk that other-southern conferences would approve the proposal.; . $" ; jWith its most ^important- matter settled, at the. outset, th^ coherence resolved into its annual, routine bus iness. and. devotional services. Ap proximately 500 delegates ore to- at tendance. PvkiHunery reports indt cated that. virtually all of therchfueh* es in tike <p?fereneeare in good fiahn- - Cial condition. KSKr WB? , ; Popular Wfthiocal ^RadioL^tenefs. hira* letters ate constantly bemfc-men tioned by this clever "end most 4rf tertaining character, many of the lit-*" Ue girls and boys as well as their par* ents never'fail to tune in on this sta tion, especially on the evenings "Dad dy Wynkum" is on. the. air. ? Monday evading of this-weilp "Dad dy Wynkiim" acknowledged receipt of a letter from one of Farm vine's $$$?<. girfc who -had written him a few day* heftv*, a?d wteieto* that he had also- acknowledged receipt of letters befdrtf which: he received from other little folks hetK The:., little folks as weir as their-parents grdatly appreciate this'recognition. :i. The letter from Farmville which.he read * Monday night was written by little Mary Friar Bouse. DdewarrReftfhis r IB WhippiftgPast Dover, Del, March 25.^?Delaware legislators} today as iir former-years voted ehnost OBanimOualy ih fatpf of retaining the whipping post as pttn ishment ftf certain dabsess of efimea. There Was only ofie votd in ftfror of its abolition against SO fbr'ita rtten tiofigjis LOCAL LIBRARY DfelYE Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, April l\'%[mnd 3, haw been selected by f1* t con3Toi-tt^e off ^ purpose of visiting every ^Those 0 SKSJSJpsi Mra. J. 0. Pollard, chabttah ofthir trict " ^ by all concerned. ?< i PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - *jii1* ' ' I *-A.-. * >? I " >-?'?? *
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