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For ANY tnd.AIX
! i Deliverey Promptly Any- J
where at anyhour. *
I Will appreciate >oW Bext
order, be it smatit ertergre.
Prices l^uoMhle.
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I Mrs. G. M. Holden ?
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS
QT INTEREST TO
Fannviiie aod Surrounding Sections
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W. C. Askew is on , the sick list
this week."
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Mr. Elbert Holmes spent Monday
in Morehead. . -
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Willie Turn age is spending some
time at Virginia Beach.
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Miss Annie Perkins is spending a
few days in Farmvijle.
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Miss Sarah Pollard is spending tide
week at Wrightsville.
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Mrs. P. S. B. Harper, of Kinston,
was in town Thursday,
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J. O. Bailey, of Wilson, spent the
week end in Farmviile.
James Lovelace went to Greens*
boro Monday of last week.
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Mrs. Ray West, of Walstonburg,
was in Farmviile Monday.
Miss Mary Louise Ramley is visit
ing relatives- in Greenville. '
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Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Jonee spent
Sunday at Morehead Bluffs.'
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George Williams went to 'Wflming
ton Wednesday, of last week. -
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Miss Alice EHiet, of Hertford, is j
visiting Miss Seba Flanagan.
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Edgar Barrett went to Wrtghtsygla
Beach Wednesday of last week.
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Mrs. Wilson, of Durham, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Haywood Smith.
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Rev. N IN. Fleming and family are
spending some time in Wilmington.
Chief Taylor, wife and baby, spent
several days in Morefaead this week.
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Mrs. Ou& Hfcjje, ef Wabtonbnrg,
waa in Rmraftt&feesdny afternoon.
Mrs. Winak.?, of WinfaB, is. visit
l Jimmie Lewis, af Washington, D.
C., is visiting his parents, near- Fana
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J. W. Lovelace left Friday of last
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Mrs. G. M. Atwater and children,
, of Greenville, spent Tuesday h Fara
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Mrs. Ralph Tfeoagiaon, of Aurora,'
is visiting her brother, Dr. Jqfax S.
Honker. '' ? -;./:v .
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Mr. ud Mo. Hun, *?mn| W
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^ iw ??k to Fwm.
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^totowr.
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, Mr. anH Mrs. G. S. Williams and
Mrs. W. Li Godwin spent Wednesday
at Moorehead City.
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i Mrs. J# L Shackleford has return- j
ed from a grip through the western!
part of North Carolina.
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Mr. and Mrs. L M. Cox have re- ;
turned to Farmville after spending
several days in Norfolk.
Hiss Georgia Walker has returned '
to her home in Norfolk after a visit
to friends in Farmville.
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I J. L Taylor spent a few days last
week in Norfolk'visiting his daugh-L
ter, Mrs, Alfred Alfofti.
i C. T. Pierce, of near Falkland, at-1
tended the ball game in Fa:mviltel
Wednesday of last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bond, of New '
York, are the guests this week of Mr.
and Mrs. M. V. Horton.
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Miss Ellen Lewis has returned to i
farmville after visiting her brother
in Washington, D. C ? ,
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Mr. L M. Cox has Returned from ^
Norfolk where he has been in a hos- 5'
pital for treatment. *V . i
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I Francis Marrow, of Tarboro, spent
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l*r. andM* W. LmU> SnUth teft
Wednesday ??. Raleigh to take their j
[son, Emerson, far treatment/ '4% 1
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C. M. Paylor, Jr., of Petersburg,
V*., is spending some time her? with
his uncle, . Atty Joint Hill Paylol, '&? >
pMr. ow&MriL J. Y. Monk and chil
dren, who hkve been down at Ocra
coke, returned home last Friday. '
Don't fait to see "Listen Lad/" to
be presented^* Perkins' Hall Friday
night of next week, August 13th. '%
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Miss Lucy Moore, who has been vis
iting ?riendsC:.*nd. relatives in Falk
land, hah jretuBied to Farmville. ;
Miss, Lydia' Tyson left Friday last
for Baltimore to be with her sister,
Christine, who is in a hospital there.
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Mrs. E. T: Amnions and daughter, ?
of Spartanburg, S.C., ape via ting
Mrs. Amnions' sister, Mrs. Jack
Smith.
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Mrs. J.' C. Gibbs and children mo-1
tored to Washington last Sunday, to
be with Mr. Gibbs, who is in the bos- !
pita'. ;
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Mr. and Mr. W. T. Bryan, who \
have been away on their vacation, re
turned to Farmville Monday of last
week. i' VPf
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Atty John Hill Paylor, accompanied
by his nephew, C. M. Paylor, Jr., }
paid Gatesville a professional visit 1
Tuesday. 1
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Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Jones and '
children, who have been spending '
some time at Ocracoke, returned to
ParmVille Friday. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. R R. Fields, of ]
Greenville, spent last Sunday after- 1
noon with Mrs. Fields' mother, Mrs. 1
W. J. Rollins.
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' Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Jone? and son, sj
Fred, left Wednesday morning for ;
Georgia where Mr. Janes will be on 1
tj* tobacco ' /J
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Mr^and Mrs. S. R. Jenkins, Mr.
Cherry and Miss Cobb and Mrs. Cobb ]
spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. ,
Alex Bynum. - ]
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^iaka your engagement now to see ,
"Listen Lady'' at Perkins' Hall next
Friday night. To be presented under
auspices of Farmville Fire Dept. ]
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sacred concert int^e_"*^B^
chutches of ^
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?the concert. *
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Mr. and M^ Hotaes, ^ ^
Vivien Caae,/? ? W*J?^^k|
tfTieeler, W. J. Ra^?[*?U0 of ^his
city attend!^ , the ^
^KV^aybaf^noon,
The hofee was tastrfu^JJ*
yith roses, daisies ?d gadMh<W?
^y baskets being gwen a* ;* |
four tables were set '? *Uj*1,v5S
ippiintments being unusonlly WW
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served coca cola
j^^Sfted^e^^^ *V*j
Misses MeWbon^ and
*en the *^*g
ad other courtesies duiwt; ? . - I
pSb Famivflle.
WANTED-TebuynU^sW^
3 or 4 feet square; writ? to P. U
Box 186, or phone 168.
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-II / Tfear $10 000 OflO Bo^ SilM^'' ^ ^
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N. jajlvn >IW ? f**''<' "^SfcT
m l ? #1A AAA u_^_j> nret nHlh find n^tt .MflfllVr
^y ? ., ni'^tcQ ? cost of ?Av . __
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H ? | sii..^mI Koked ami riveted anJi. so ngui tfat. iQtfc^fe^ /
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I TltC^fijverb Of the Farmier
I and the Seed -
| Thj^iargjer is \ei V career to sow his sted upon the ;:
f rk-hetf soil, where heskfortCs it will bear the richer crop. ?
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1 Of course some seed^fir<m)on poor soil and bear very little. <?
J A few seeds fallydpon thK rocks and barren places and |!
; What yrould you drink or .'farmer who deliberately j;
: sowed fie greatest part of his seed among die rocks? He < >
Audtbe crtzy/' you would say. j
^ Yet as you go through life you sow your earniegs. |
Be wise, sow your dollars In rich soil?so they will root \j
and bear interest. Avoid the rocks and barren places, where jj
^fool's dollars 4<e wasted. Sow your dollars in the Bank. J;
Bank of Farmville |
SAFETY U
Farmville, North Carolina X
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I Every event is an ocoasion for flowers, whether a <|
| bfrth4ay, an anniversary, an expression of sentiment or ! I
{cheerful message to the sick, they always tell what the \\
r jfeeaft wishes to say.
I / Vax* Call Phones 6 or 15 j>
|EMMA DALE
barolinf Floral Company!;
I "Largest 5tippers of Flowers in Eastern Carolina"
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