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Entered as second class mail matter
May 10, 1910, at the postoffke at
Farmville, North Carolina, under the
Act of March 3, 1878.
THE TOP ROUND BELONGS
TO US YET GREENVILLE.
Due to the fact that Farmville
had a block sale on the opening
and was unable to figure its av
erage until the block had been
cleared away, the Greenville Re
flector had the nerve to claim
for Greenville the highest mar
ket in the state before waiting
to hear from the real leader of
the past. Now Greenville, you
will simply have to take a seat
a little behind your neighbor?
FARMVILLE, for we still, hold
that record with an official av
erage of $26.55; anc^ this open
ing sale average was exceeded
on Thursday with a market av
erage of $27.52. Again you
have crowed a little soon Green
ville, and your little brother is
bound to call you. When you
reached the point that you have
been braging about with success
then farmville will take its hat
off to you in congratulations.
But remember old boy, Farmville
still holds this honor.
Ems UN
IMPORT
Breaks Record. Department of
State Colleded $282.
- 452.38 Pa& Year
Raleigh, Sept. 7.?Over a quarter
of a million dollars, which more than
doubles all previous records, was tun
ed into the state treasury by Secre
tary of State W. N. Everett during
the fiscal year ending June 31, ac
cording to his annual report just sub
mitted to Governor McLean. The ex
act amount was $282,452J!$ while the
?previous high mark, made during the
previous year, was $119,325-38.
The large part of the income came
in the form of corporation tax which
amounted to $225,673.22 as compared
.to $75,968.80 of the year before. This
unprecedented gain was due -to the
great increase in the number oif
charters granted and to the single item
of $130,000 levied upon tfie Carolina
Power and Light company at the time
of its consolidation and re-incorpora
tion. This is the largest fee ever col
lected by the office. **
Fees paid by foreign corporations
amounted to $25,117.20 as compared
to $9,521.18 collected the year before.
The sale of sumpreme court reports
showed a slump of over $3,000 during
the year. The revenue from this
source amounted to $7,780.78 as com
pared to $10,977.07 of the previous
fiscal period.
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Kchaoad, Sept 8.-Frank Perry!
45( race driver of Greensboro, N. C.l|
was kiBed hero at 4:80 odoek thif
afternoon in the 5 mile handicap at
the Labor Day program at the Fhii|
Grounds when his ear crashed through!
the fence on the north torn.
one mjaxtd.
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MBS. W. M. WILLIS ENTERTAINS 1
FARMVILLE LITERARY CLUB
On Wednesday afternoon of this
week the Farmville Literary club met
at the horse of Mrs. W. M. Willis. ?
After roll call and minutes the
president called on Mrs. J. W. Joyner,
chairman of music of this district, to
play the Club Woman's Hymn and the
whole club joined in singing the
hymn. The club voted to buy ten
copies of the hymn and have it on our
program for futunde meetings. The
president appointed committees for
the selection of books and for pro
grams for this year.
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The program for the afternoon was
a continuation of the .Arm Chairt
Travels. / I
Mrs. J. H. Darden gave readings
from the Garden of Allah. Miss Ta
bitha DeVisconti read interesting
sketches of old Morocco and had
splendid illustrations of the scejjes
and people. Mrs. B. A. Fields wad
of the hnusual customs manners
of tha people of Northern SBQnJj j
the attractiveness Of the architecture. |
The guests were served "ginger ale j
and cheese straws on arriving and
after the program the hostess served
a delicious ice course, assisted by Mrs
Paul Jones.
The next meeting will be wi$h Mrs.
W. C. Askew September' 15.
THE TKIO THEATRE
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Program Week September 13/
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"Monte Carlo" /
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Also Cwwdy md Baby
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THE CHRISTIAN CHUBfH
D. C. Gordon, Minister ;
Phone 13
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9:45 Vni?Sunday school.
11 a. m.?Communion and sermon.
7:30 p. m.?Christian Endeavor. <
8:00 p. m.?Worship and sermon. i
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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Sabbath school, 9:45 a; m.
Preaching service, 11:00 a. m.
Junior Christian. Endeavor, 3:00
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Young Peoples C. E., 7:00 p. m,
Welcome awaits you. J
B. B. Slaughter, Pastor
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Sunday school at 9:45 a. in., Jno. T. ?
Thorne, superintendent, ? . _
Rev. R. & Mtrar, jw presiding; el
der, wilt preach 'at..R % 0 :ir/?
The fourth ahd last quartet^ con
ference of the . year will Wbeld : at <
2:30 p. m.
Epworth Leagues at 6:45 p. m.
Evening worship and sermon at
7:30 p. m.
prayer meeting and training class I
Wednesday 7:30 p_ ra." V j
The public is cordially invited.
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New Square Jars With Round Corners
MASON, Metal Top IDEAL, Glass Top
80c doz. Pints Arc. 95c
90c doz. Quarts dozXl.10
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I Black Flag, liquid insecticide, 23c; 1 pt can .43c J |
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