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Friday, April 2* 1926
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Fountain Happenings I
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Wooten, of
Golds bo ro, are spending a few days
wjth Mr. Wooten's sister, Mrs. W. D.
Gaynor.
Mrs. Daisy Parsons, of Norwood,
spent the day Sunday with Mrs. R. A.
Fountain.
Miss Daphne Owens, of the Bethel
faculty, spent last week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Owens.
At the morning service of the Pres
byterian church last Sunday Miss
Mary Baglev - Overton rendered a
beautiful solo. She was accompanied
at the piano by her sister, Miss Flor
ence Overton, of Greenville.
Miss Velma Owens, a teacher at
Stokes, spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe. R. Owens.
The Baptist Missionary society held
its regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. E. B. Beasley last Thurs
day.
Miss Miriam Turley, of E. C. T. C.,
spent the spring holidays with heri
sister, Mrs. Lynwood Owens.
Mr. John Fountain, a student of U.
N. C.> spent last week end with nts
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Fountain.
Mrs. Claude Ownes will give an|
"Saster egg hunt Saturday afternoon
to all the members of the Primary and
Cradle Rool classes of the Presbyter
ian church.
Miss Bessie Lee Alston, of Hender
son, and a teacher at Scotland Neck,
will be the week end guest of Mrs.
W. Goodwyn.
- Quite a number of people of the
town and community attended the
County Commencement in Greenville
"Monday.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Pres
byterian church held its business
meeting this week with Mrs. M. E.
i. Smith. Officers for the coming year
were elected. They are as follows:
President, Mrs. L. C. Cahipbell; vice
president, Mrs. J. W. Reddick; Sec'y,
A t? R. A. Fountain; Treasurer, Un.
M. ?. Smith. ?
The Tuesday afternoon club held its
n>eeting. this- week with Mrs. J. L.
Peele. Mrs. J. M. Hohgood, of Farm
, . ville, was present and presided at the
.. meeting. The club became federated
and theJpBowing officers wfrfe elected:
Mrs. J, R. Eagles, president; Mrs. J.
M-. Horton, vice-president; Miss Nefle
Owens, sec'y; Mrs. Lynwood Owens.
. cor. sec!y, and Mrs. J. XW. Reddick,
treas. The hostess,.assisted by Mis*
Nannie Pat Dozier, served delicioui
tea, sandwiches and wafers.
. Fountain High, school received good
- . news Tuesday morning when Mr. J.
Henry Highsmith, supervisor and in
' spector of State High schools, paic
. the school a visit and made a talk an
nouncing that the school was an ac
credited school. Much of the eredil
~ cart he attributed to the Parent
Teechers' Association, for they hav<
? worked hard to attain this end. ?
Friends of Mrs. L. C. Campbell an
glad to know she can be out agaii
after several days illness.
Dr. and A^s^E. B. Beasley went tl
Mr. L. A' Reason and family weri
Wilson visitors Sunday.
- y Mrs. M. D. Yelverfon and Mrs
Hardy Johnson spent Tuesday in thi
. eity of Rocky Mount "
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The foHowing ladies attended i
? Mission- Study class in Hurmviile 01
Wednesdays Mrs. J. R. Eagles, Mrs
a M. Smith, Mis. W. M Moore, Mn
E. B. Beasley and Mrs.; J. M. Hortor
Mr. Claude Owens spent a few hour
> in Greenville Tuesday on* business.
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got quick and* ?Hiiolete relief from ;
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Walstonburg News.
Misses Rhetta Ward, Ruth Tyler ]
nd Myrtle Tucker were in Wilson
londay afternoon.; !
Friends of Mrs. Joe Bailey will re
Tet to learn that she is sick and hope
or her a speedy recovery.
Messrs. W. E. Lang and C. T. Hicks !
rere Farmville visitors Monday.
Mesdames C. T.- Hicks and E. C.
Jarr spent a few hours in Farmville
Tuesday afternoon. r
Mr. William McCraw, of Richmond, ?
.pent the week end here. - .
* Mr. Frank Carr, of Rosemary, was1
n town Sunday afternoon.
Friends of Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Mar
lowe are glad to know they have
moved back here to make their home.
Mrs. Ray West was a Farmville
visitor Tuesday.
Mesdames'Willie Eason and Vandi
ford were in town Tuesday. .
The Wednesday afternoon club met
with Mrs. C. T. Hides this week. Af
ter a very interesting contest Mrs.
Hicks served a delicious salad course.
The meeting will be held next with
Mrs. Ray West
Misses Lillian Corbett and Mary
Taylor were in Farmville Wednesday
afternoon. ..
RECEIVES APPOINTMENT
TO U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY.
Oak Ridge, March 20.?Albert West,
of Walstonburg, Greene county, honor
man of the class of 1926, Oak Ridge
Institute, has been tendered an Annap
olis appointment by Hon. John H.
Kerr. The appointment has been ac
cepted. Young West is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray West. Mr. West
was a former student at Oak Ridge
Extra ? The Bible is still the best
seller, over 9,000,000 volumes having
been sold in 1925. _ .
Are you a "pitilacker?" That's a
new one chosen in a newspaper Jon
test to describe a person cruel to ani
mals.
A committee of 22 at Washington
seems to be offering no less than 222
solutions to the farm relief problem.
Our idea of an inconsiderate girl if
one who gives a flower to. a fellow
with the hay fever.
"For goodness' hake!" exclaim et
the co-ed, as she pulled down hei
skirt -. .
BUSINESS T/M^r
FOR SALE?UP lERM/^OCK EGGS
from priae W umirJ^Wrds, $1.00 per
setting. R. ? ? Bowing.
FOR SAJi7 ??200 Bushp&of Men
ley"* Heenf Frnite/ CdUoit Seed at
$>.50 per-^f 18hel.?I^/F. La^g.
S. (X BL ACK.MPB^KA*Igp for
hatching, $l.tOVor 15. Floyd C.
Best, Fatraryille^cC., R. F. D.
FOR SALE ? NICJ YOUJTG MILCH
-cow and calf. Co^^ffow giving
about three gallorysA^milk a day. S.
W. Ervio, FarmvBe, N. C. :
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FOR RENT OR FOR SALj^TOR- j
age warehouse on raiiroad, about
id feet x 50 f/et, sjjjCSfole for fertiliz
er, hay, etc. Wells, 308 Park
-Ave., Wilaon^v. C.
FOR SALE ? HOUSE AND; LOT ON
Main street, one block from sdsool.
Right price. Good terms. Wf M.
Wells, 808 Park Ave., WiW, NrC
BEAT THE BOLL WEE^L by Pitt
ing Eariy Variety Cotton. You/an
buy Simpkina Improved Extra Early
and MeXloan Blg^Boll Cotton tSeed
from McD. Horton, Farmville, N. C.
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TO THE PUBLIC?I am nojy prepar
ed to do rqrair work onrmachinery
and all auto reifcajrs. Ay work guar
anteed. Also hors^i^ing and clip
ping. Shop located ayJe^cer's Cross
Roads.?L. W. ANDREWS.
NOTICE?I wisn to announce that I
have opened a SEWING room up
stairs over Ji?o Saieed's ifore, where
we will specialism alUUnds of Sew
ing, dress making^eli^-?Mrs, W. T.
Wooten, in-charge^/WtiSTrsc^rteei;! of
Singer Sowing Machines, or repair
parts, see H.C.'Nichols.
GROCERYMEN TO CLOSB UP ON
WEEK-DAYS EARLY.
Beginning Monday, J^pril 6th, for
an indefinite time thar Grocery Mer
I chants whose namyf appear below,
will clofes^heir stone promptly at 7 iOO
each day inthewiMfc except Saturday.
, Customers wiinSeageJakenotice.'*
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1 M. Shirley
r Smith Grocery Co.
. A. & P. Tea Company
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: SECOND HAND BAGS
k^yiM Kind, \
<rWe c&n pay better prices for !
i; th^fthis year than usual.
\ i i Farmvlllc Oil & Fcrti-1
r:i lizer Co. 1
i Farmviile, North Carolina i
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Carburetor 1roubles
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Gascojotor
remove* *11 dlfyiudwtv bus
your gasoline aft you drive. Thifc
trouble*, 'wit30dmytout
/ #ndNy Come in ?^d eel
Motor Service Co.
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NOTICE OF RE-S^JLE
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Whereas the bid made in the sale of
the property, hereinafter described on
March 15th, 1920, has befeiV raised aim
an order lias been made directing/a
resale of the said property now, tnere*
fore, under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain mort
gage from Nelson Hopkins and wife,
Amanda Hopkins, to John Hill Paylor,
bearing date December 15, t924rart(T
of record in the office of the register
of deeds of. Pitt county in Bool;. M-15"/
page 465, default having been made in
the payment of the inote therein, tie
scribed and at the request of the own
ers of said note and mortg-ige the un
dersigned will seH to the highest bid
der for,cash before the court house
door in Greenville, N. C., Saturday,
April 10, 1926, at 12 oclock, noon, the
following described parcels of real ea- j
tate: J
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Lying, Deing ana situate in i?
?county of Pitt and in the Town 01
Farmville, N. C., as follows: /
Tract Nuniber One: Beginning ft a
stake on the North side of Wallace
street, corner of I?t No. 4, and/runs
with Wallace street N.-$6-5Q degrees
W. 45 feet to a stake, corner/of lot
N<J. 6; thence N. 7-20 E. 18*7 feet
to a stake; thence 8. 85-40 e745 feet
| to the beginning, being lot mo. 5 of
I what is known us the J. Y. Mbnk sub
! division ,in the "^own of Fanpville, N.
[ a, as surveyed and mapped/by R. E,
| register of deeds of Pitt ctonty, ref
? erence tip which isJ hereby/made, and
? is the identical tract' of laM deeded by.
I J, Y. Monk and wife, Rape J* Monk
? to hTelsoruHdpkina, whichWeed is duly
? recorded,ik 'the wgistryM Pitt copn
? ty in Boom J-lS at pagf 68 tq which
? deed reference is here? made for
y fuller desbSpfton,* /
? Tract Nupber: TW/ Beginning at
[ an iron stake at. the/ intersection of
-.Wallace street and /ruriqing ' in a
; '"northerly direction Eighty-three., and
. brie-half feettwith said Walnut street,
to the corner bf H. W. Turnage's prop
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? property, to an iukT stake; thence jn
k a south-westenyEiirection 831-1 feet
' to 'a stake on VnHtece Street; thfence
' hi a north-westimy direeition4l febt
, with said Waljke street to the be
j gmnuig^ beiWAe same bm0
i recorded-intifare^try of-?|feb' county
1 in Book C-lp id^aage 206,-to which
J referanw.il/herablmade, ' :
\ Tract N</ Three \ Situated in the
? town of ^armvifl^ll. tod begin
? ning at ay iron stake on'H- W. Tur
! nages corner and Nelson Hopkins on
? Wallace Jtregt and .Vgnning in a
' northeasterly direetiornCISO feet mora
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\ EVAPORATED FRUCK
| Fancy Peaches, lb*\. Jl.. ..20c
Fancy Apricots, lb.^yr^ :29c
I California Prunes, Uta 12c
Raisins, Seeded oi^iifral
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Chocolate Creajp^Qrops, pound lt/t J
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Qarolina Exposition at Greenville, April 5th to 10th.
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