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Christmas
Thomas & Oakley
Druggists
PERSONALS
Mr. Clintyon Winstead will spend
the holidays in points North.
Miss Ann Timberlake will Spend :
Christmas in Durham with relatives. •
Mrs. Sally Barnhill Riggsbee and
children, Bernice and Mary Virginia,
are spending sometime with Mrs. :
R. B. Dawes. i
Mrs. T. P. Featherstone continues
to be very sick at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. C. E. Brooks.
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May Your Joys Be \
Complete At v
Christmas.
We don’t exactly know how to tell you what we want to
say, but anyway we are wishing for you the best Yule
season ever and ‘
We want to thank you for all the nice business you
gave us in 1936.
KFEEDWELL CAFE
“Our Only Competitor is Mother”
Dave Belman, Prop.
Phone 111 We Deliver
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A
TIME
COMES IN
THE LIFE
OF EVERY MAN
WHEN HE REAL
IZES FULLY HOW
EMPTY THE WORLD
WOULD BE WITHOUT
FRIENDSHIPS • . . THIS
REALIZATION HAS LONG
BEEN UPON US AND WE
TAKE THIS MEANS TO
THANK YOU FOR YOUR
THOUGHTS OF US AND
YOUR KINDNESS TO US. WE
VALUE HIGHLY YOUR GOOD
WILL AND ALL OF US OF
HAMBRICK, AUSTIN & THOMAS
WISH TO ADD OUR SINCERE GOOD
WISHES TO THE MANY YOU WILL RECEIVE
A MERRY
CHRISTMAS
T 0 Y O U
Hambrick, Austin and Thomas
The Friendly Druggists
Phone 27 Roxboro, N. C.
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Roxboro, N. C., Dec. 25, 1936
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Pay to the Order of:
Every user of Good Gulf Gas and Oil.
Miles and miles of Low Cost, Satisfactory Service.
Bank of Merry R. A. Whitfield, Distributor,
Christmas. For Good Gulf Gas and Oil.
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Mesdames R. D. Mitchell, Gilbert
Marten and O. T. Kirby spent
Thursday in Durham.
Messrs. John Merritt, Edwin
Hamlin, Douglas Davis and Bud All
good, of U. N. C. have arrived to
spend the Christmas holidays in
Roxboro.
Mr. R. E. Hamlin, Jr., of Kinston,
N. C. is spending the Christmas
holidays with relatives.
Messrs. Reade Gentry, Frank
Hester, and Williard Griffin are
spending the Christmas holidays in
Roxboro.
Misses Jeanne Collins, Marian.
Buchanan, and Ruth Robinson, will
spend Christmas holidays in Rox
boro.
Messrs. Bickford Long and Bed
ford Love, of Duke University, will
spend the Christmas holidays in
Roxboro.
Miss Frances Critcher, of Con
verse College, will spend Christmas
holidays with her mother, Mrs. C.
C. Critcher.
Mr. Ben Robinson, of Louisburg
College, wlil spend Christmas holi
days in Roxboro.
PERSON COUNTY TIMES ROXBORO, N. C.
Mr. John Wilson Brewer will
spend the holidays in Florida.
Mr. Erroll D. Morton, of Hender
son, is spending the holidays with
relatives.
Miss Evelyn Newman, of Mars
Hill, is spending Christmas with
her mother.
Misses Geraldine Brooks and An
nette Cushwa, of W. C. of U. N. C.
are home for the Christmas holi
days.
Misses Annie Long Bradsher, Jean
Morton and Emily Bradsher, Lisette
Allgood, of Meredith, will spend
tiie holidays in Roxboro.
Mr. Fletcher Winstead, of Dar
lington School, will spend Christ
mas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. G. Winstead.
Miss Mary Lee Ellmore, of
Mitchell College is spending Christ
mas at her home at Ca-Vel, N. C.
Miss Esther Walker, of St. Mary’s
School, will spend Christmas in
Roxboro.
Misses Ruth Davidson, Cleo Fox,
Harriet Stevens, Anna Katherine
Love, Christobel Gates, Cornelia
Satterfield, of Greensboro College,
will spend the holidays with their
respective parents.
Misses Margaret Hannah Critcher,
Montine Warmack, Jessie Van Hook,
of Farmville, are home for the holi
days.
Misses Roxanna Yancey and Helen
Wilkerson will spend Christmas in
Florida.
Mr. Reggie Harris, of Davidson
College, is spending the holidays in
Roxboro.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Sanders, of
W. C. of U. N. C. is spending the
holidays in Roxboro.
Mrs. Ted Shaw, of High Point, is
spending the holidays in Roxboro.
Miss Leora Billingsley spent the
week-end with friends in Lexing
ton, N, C.
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Within this message is an
invisable, but none the less
hearty handshake.
Merry
Christmas |
to you, and may the New
Year bring twelve months
brimful of everything that
adds zest and happiness to
life-
PERSON MOTORS,
Inc.
Your Ford Dealer
Depot Street
1 Mr. and Mrs. Burke Mewbom
left for New York to spend several
weeks.
l Miss Peggy Ford is spending the
holidays s6t Ca-Vel with her pat
ients, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Ford.
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i Mr. Roy Cribb will spend thfl
holidays in Mullins, S. C. with rela
tives.
Dr. R. H. Bradley, Robert Brad
. ley, Messrs. Morris Phillips and
William Fincher returned to their
home in Chatsworth, Ga., after
! spending several days as the guests
. of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Warmack.
Miss Hazel Brooks, of Efland, is
spending the holidays in Brooks
. dale.
Mr. J. W. Gaddy, Jr. is spending
Christmas in Marshville, N. C. with
relatives.
Mr. Linwood Carver, of Hillsboro,
is spending sometime in Roxboro.
i Mr. and Mrs. J. D. K. Richmond, of
i South Boston, Va. spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Long.
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:SOC I E T Y
■ MISS CAROLINE MICHAELS
Social Editor
; Tuesday Night
Club
1 Mrs. R. B. Dawes was hostess to
1 the Tuesday Night Club, Tuesday,
December 22, at her home on Mor
gan street.
1 The house was decorated in
1 beautiful Christmas decorations. A
Christmas tree was lighted for the
occasion. Three tables were placed
* for bridge. The guests played al
-1 most entirely by candle-light. The
hostess presented Mrs. H. M. Beam
the club high prize and Mrs. J. S.
s Merritt was presented the visitor’s
’• high prize. Mirs. Sally Barnhill
Riggsbee, Mrs. Dawes, house guest,
e was also presented a lovely gift.
The hostess served a candle light
salad with fruit cake and tea.
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I Miscellaneous
Shower
Miss Minnie Allgood was hostess
to a miscellaneous shower given
for her sister, Mrs. Spencer Woody,
at the home of Mrs. J. W. Allgood’s
on Webb street.
The rooms on the lower floor
were perfectly beautiful. Christmas
decorations were displayed all over
the rooms. Nine tables were placed
I in these rooms for the delightful
3 called the numbers out for the
I game of Bingo. Mrs. O. Z. Gentry
■ guests. A number of attractive priz
-1 es were awarded to the winners.
| doorbell rang and Zacky Gentry,
B In the middle of the party the
1 disguised as Old Santa, walked in
| with a sack full of gifts for the
I honoree, Mrs. Woody was a recipi
| ent of many beautiful gifts.
The hostess served a salad course
I with hot chocolate.
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EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as executors of
the estate of C. B. Brooks, deceased,
late of Person County, N. C., this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
on or before the 23rd day of De
cember, 1937, or this notice will be
pieaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate)
payment.
This 23rd day of December, 1936.
D. S. BROOKS,
C. L. BROOKS,
Executors under will of es
tate of C. B. Brooks.
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Club members of Wilson County
are setting black walnut seedlings
and planting the nuts of fertile
spots about over their home farms.
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In true Christmas spirit
we extend to you the
season’s best greetings.
CROWELL-LOWE
MOTOR CO.
Reams Avenue .
Roxboro, N. C.
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You may be late in isV I
getting to town, ,
Santa Claus, but we
have provided
for you.
FOR HIM FOR HER
Griffon Suits and Over- Christmas Clearance on
, Snappy Coats and
coats - Dresses-
Knox and Byron Hats. Hats to matc h.
Ritz Shirts. 9x12 Congoleum Druggetts-
Bostonian Shoes. Esmond Blankets.
Durham Silk Hose.
Leather Zipper Jackets- Woolen Gloves.
Rain Coats. Window Shades.
Interwoven Socks. Trunks and Wardrobe
~ Trunks.
Belts and Humidors. Zipper Skirts>
Gladstone Bags. Bedroom Slippers-
It Will Pay You To Trade With Us, Santa Try It.
WILBURN & SATTERFIELD
In the Heart of Town, in Front of the Courthouse
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A Home of i
Your Own
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There must be something to it for so many people
\ have decided to have their own homes. The cost
is not as high as you might think.
We are prepared to go into the cost end with you
and give you any information that we can. We
have all the material you will need, such as
ROOFING, PLASTER, CEMENT, NAILS, PAINT,
LUMBER, BRICKS, SCREENS,
i AND OTHER ITEMS.
I Watkins & Bullock
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EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH
1 I ROXBORO NORTH CAROLINA
Many varieties of shrubs are es- j tacks lilacs and dogwoods can be
pecially susceptible to insect at- controlled to a large extent by a
. tack, declares the floriculturist. The , lfcrno val Q f the infested parts.
L insect known as “scale” which at-1
I’m In Trouble • . .
| i Yes, Sir l’ve tried and tried to
think of a new greeting for my
friends at Christmas time, but I’D
just have to faU back on
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR
SUE CBRADSHER
Cldrk of Superior Court g
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KNOW HOW (
BUT
We Sure Do Wish It For
Everyone Everywhere r
IT’S A
MERRY CHRISTMAS
We also wish to thank you all for the splendid business
that you have given us during the year 1936.
Aubrey Long G* Company
1 Phone 113 Roxboro, «. C- 8
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24TH, 1936