V( Mem always to b» looking backward
to food timet or forward to
good times.
People may forgive one's shortcomings
bat they much prefer hie
long absences.
Probably it ia called free verse because
the author has to give it away
to get it p^Hrtsd
After a visit to the beautician, femgle
hair usually looks ss hard and
permanent as east iron. "
Land booms come about every 26
years. It takes that long to produce
a new crop of darned fools.
But if one soldier "earns" the Purple
Heart by getting a scratch, the
same decoration seems cheap to one
who laees an arm.
When our men return from the
front, we ought to have some War
Bonds in storage to prove that we
hustled and saved when they were
fightibg.
The indispensable men today in
business are the lawyers and accountants.
And it looks as though
they may become even more indispensable.
METHODIST CHURCH
The Carillonic Bells at the Methodist
Church will be dedicated at the
eleven o'clock service on Sunday,
July 9th.
Dr. Coeten J. Harrell, pastor of the
West End Method* Church, Nashville,
Tenn., was elected Bishop at
the Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference
of the Methodist Church
which met in Atlanta, G*., June 2226th.
Dr. Harrell waa assigned to
the Birmingham, Ala., Area and
Cuba. A native of Gates Comity, ha
was reared in the village of Sunbury,
N. C., and in the village Church,
"Philadelphia." He has one brother,
T. C. Harrell, who is trainees manager
of Greensboro Collge and one
sister, Mrs. M. Y. Self, of Farmville.
ALTAR GUILD ~
The Episcopal Altar Guild met on
Monday evening fat the home at Mis.
Tommie Ryon, opening with a devotional.
Ia the business period, Mrs
John D. Dixon, dliecMaaa, announced
that the sopar-frontal and pulpit
ha agings of green brocade have been
ordered; and plana for a benefit
brunswick stew supper in the early
fall wans discussed. Mrs. C. S
HotaUdsa has been elected Guild Sec
rotary.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS HAVE INCREASED
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In order that yen may not suffer
a penalty In case of loss, increase
Your insurance at once regardless
of whose client you may be!
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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY—Gr***TiU»
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J. B» OAKLET * SON—Gramrille
H. A. WHITE * SONS—GrMBTill*
HOME INSURANCE AGENCY—Ajrten
I. W. ROOK—Baikal
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PITT COUNTY INS. AGENCY—Ramrille