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T iy Dvtrj will tat.
j L w:. j Cl.x'.e t:.'s TL:: y)
Ilr. and LIrs. Il-'.tcn' Tatemrn and
Mrs. Lindrey Ev 3 tsa , Saturday
in XsorfoU, va., s-xrmg
, VLt. and Mrs. George P. Byrum, of
fcdenton, visited Mr. and Mrs. E.) N
Elliott Sunday afternoon,.
., Mr. and, , Mrs. Douglas - Robinson
and children, of Charlotte: Mr. and
Mrs. day Blackstock, of Washington,
" i C, spent the holidays with Miss
XiOia Savage and Mr. J. L. Savage.
I Miss Helen Evans,' of Manteo, and
' Hiss Frances Evans,- of Hertford,
. f spent the Thanksgiving holidays with
' 'Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. Evans.
Air. and Mrs.-" B.' W. .Evans, Mr.
Cad tfrs.&. Elliot? 'er4 guests
'X ot Mr. -and Mrs. T. " C Byrum,
, jutenton, sunday evenmjr. '. v
!- SEarl Privott, of the Rocky Mount
, scnoo xacuity, spent holidays as
wis guest 01 nis parent, Mj and
Mrs. JDan Privott. , .v
v 'Mias Marguerite Aabell was at
; nome irom Ji . 17 C, , Greenville,
' xor ute holidays wit - her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Aabell.
- ;-i(Mr. and Mrs. C J. Hollowell etui
, son spent Thanksgiving Day in Rock
4 Hock with relatives. - . ?
; Willie Welch and son, of Eingstree,
. S,':0, spent from Wednesday until
v' Friday with Mrs. Bella Parker.
won Amue oeiie tnvow ; was at
Shatthe
monia Of January
, muuea kbt Janus an
early Roman divinity; It
ouuea ro the Komnn
calendar by Numa, 713,
UC, who mada it the first
month because Janus pre
aided over the fcj-'nnms jf
iegal year in ErHarvT w
wdered to bein on January
lt intH of f ,rrh 25'K
holidays with her parents at Whale?'
rule, va., , 7 .,' , v , j -
Mrs. E. L, WinsW visited Mrs. E.
N. Elliott Monday afternoon. 1
Mr and Mrs. C. J, Hollowell and
son were supper quests of Mr. and
home from E. C T. V Greenville, I Mrs. Stfltonan teary, ;in Rocky. Hock,
' far the week-end witir- her parents, ! Saturday evening. -' , "
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Privott.. Mr. and Mr. A. S Hollowe! and
. JkQss Almm Winslour, of the Chteod daughter, Frances, ofj Edenton, spent
v School faculty, spent the holidays as Sunday with Mrs. Jojdan Hollowell. ,
the fnest of her parent Me, aa: Mr. and Mrs. W D;. Welch, Jr., of
E L, Wlnslow. - -. -.. j Washington, N,, C, spent' Sunday
with jar, end jars. j. u Leery. . pui.
Welch- is spending the week with her
parents, s , ' , ' ' - '
v Miss Esther Evens spent ; . Thanks
givinjj iqlorfolk. Va., with Dr. and
Mrs. 37 n. Parker,.
V Mr. and Mrs. B." W. Evans, Misses
Frances, Helen and1 Marguerite' Etta
Evans attended fhe Duke-State game
Thursday, v ,s ,1- ' - -
Mrs. Z. W. Evans, . Misses I Mary
Winborne and Beatrice Wilson Evans
and Jess Wilson visited relatives in
Hertford Thursday afternoon.
day with his parents, Mr, and Mrs,
W. D. Welch," Sr. He was accompa
nied as far as , Norfolk, Va.. (by his
mother, who - visited t relatives there
nnlil Sundav. " 1 - '
Miss May Belle. Edwards spent thef Langley,Eure,but his records show
i- ! . r ;
.1 . . ' . y.
Ferry : j .
Ha-.: 1 : e. ; : s ' :-
days at . , Va., wl "i l.:3
cousin. Jack I . r ' .
j Carey ticl.'luer, of Norfolk, Va.,
spent Sunday, wiwi his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Joe IlcJ.'ider. - - .
Rev. Frank CJe visited Lonnie
Bunch at the WinJsor Hospital Sun
day afternoon. ,
Gates 4-II Cuba PrcZt
Z On Ccrn Cub Projects
Completed Tr-"- 3 bjt 4-H club
fits wsirr fr : $21.05 to"'$ 11.43
per acre on the tarn dub projects,
reports County I -nt E. R. Rich
The h:hect of .74bushels ?was
rtade iy Ve!cy Cure.;' This- yield
also returned the largest profit of
$41.40.. .Rowland G. Jiiddick secured
60 bushels from his acre with a net
profit of $31.95-' , The lowest yield- of
46 and one-half bushels was made by
: r. C ' I -y.W
Jacai on the
. . V. C it.
e" j in I. "3 C ) '
of ?3i3.14 f '1 tf I
his farm tle 1 . .t jr 1 1 l
sideline to t s pi-oJtlv-n cf c 1
and peanuts, -re oris Coury 3rt
B. E. Grant, The livestock stls in
cluded 32 hos that sold for JCCl.Ct,
5thead of cattle for J2C3.C3, ar.i8
shepp that fcro- 't?:2.72. h f "-
Ft U
' ) f a student at Fork
ry ".demy, spent the
. j hoiays with hi pa
, L.. L A. Ward and Mm. Ward.
rC 2 FOX. HOLIDAYS ;
t - 1
j Jan White, who is a student
. C. T. C.j Greenville, spent, the
'-in g holidays with her pa
, . . r"i ir.s. I. A.-V.Tiite.
i,Tct VcaLate .
. Contest
(Continued from Pap
December W Then it beg.
c'line. ' ' '', . .
;,To fie And Old Entn
If you will display Borne t
asm see your friends, put for .
nest efforts, you caff count on j
friends to hlp you. They are 1.
ested in your, success ,in the t
measure as you try yourself to '
a priae. They can be counted t
help you, if you will help Jpar
Work fast now. You must g,U vt
to win. 'i,-"-
:yr,. ana bu. vi wm juum
TEloise Carter and. Charles Herman
""Garter, of Gatesville; - My. and Mrs.
' Earl Welch and children, of Suffolk,
weu; .wuue weica ana son, wngs
Oree, ' S. G; V Miss Kathleen'. Parker,
-tf Newport News, Viu, and David
v Mashburn spent r Thanksgiving Day
wifh Mrs.; Belle Parker. s
v Mr. and Mis. Rodney Harrell and
V children, Mr; and Mrs. J. M. Harrell
: of firayhall, spent Sunday with Mt.
, and Mrs,' Joe Wiggins.
.:: If&.aAd Mrs. Ernest - Privott fend
" Peele, in Rocky Hock, Sunday after
noon. - Mrs. Belle Parker, ' Miss Kathleen
Parker, Mrs. Herman Carter, : Miss
. Eloise Carter and Charles Herman
- Carter spent Sunday in Suffolk. Va
.with Mi atui Mm Far! W14i. Visa
- Kathleen Parker went front there to
v - Newport, News, Va., to resume her
work..,' . " j
, John Welch of Washington, D. C.,
spent Wednesday night,:, and Shuts
a profit of $21.05 on
Richttys.;;., rJ4
Interestinrr Pacts
About Railroads
CENTER WjL
Miss Beuiah White, of E. C. T, C
Greenville, ' spent the '.holidays . with
her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Tim White.
Mrs. J. N. Boyce has been confined
to her home for several days. Her
many, friends wish for her a speedy
recovery. . -'
Mr. and - Mrs. Enunett Parker, of
Sunbury, visited Mr.' and Mrs. J. N.
! Boyce Sunday afternoon.
The railroads' had 10948 em.'
ployees in October, the greatest num
ber since December, , 1931.
,The level of . freight rates now
charged by', the , vrailroads , of the
United States is 23 per cent below
that in 1921,'; 0i t '.'
t - Driving 1 wheels of modern large
steam locomotives have axles ' rang
ing from twelve t fourteen inches
in diameter. - , 4' '! " .v- v
Fire ' losses on American railroads
In 1935 totaled $3,273,927. a reduce
tion of nearly 56 per cent compared
with ten years ago. "
Passengers in Pullman ears travel-'
ed 744669,648 miles in 1935, 'an
average of 57 miles fot every resi
dent in the United States. - v , r
That high' train speed does not
seem to be an important-factor "in
highway railroad crossing accidents
is shown by . the fact that nearly 81
per cent of such- accidents in the
first six months .of 1936 occurred
when trains' .either ' Jere standing still
or moving at a speed of from one to
nine iniiea pec.novw rf-' vv-v
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Pyrex vTool Sets ' idtcheh Rcs
gv, "Ceroles;;:':;; Knives f 4
S : A GIFT OF HARDWARE LASTS THE YEAlt TIIRGIIGH
S ?' v . "Everything In Hardware ind SaDDliesT r.
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iiicrciiduuisc, in inu unc,, mcy uayp cvw sttuun nciuuiu, x uu; Wiut
he surnfised;at thefhuthbar of attmetive ffifts we offer: 5 : V ,
Let us help ypui sblye ydur
Rill Folds. J.:25c ' UD s L , ?vv
Zr ?i Gladstone Bags .:.0 Il.EleetncHeatingPa H Fitted Week-end Bags, J
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: : - I Cigaretts ,;,J&nas Plij. " aristmas Trco fzl&.
. I Tobacco Xmas Pfc : . Hot Vfcicr .
v: J Zippef Sets' $2.Ci to $i5 ? r..,x r
;: ; : ' ; :; J.ToUet Sets C5Cc to $3,75 : :f iTr' c
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i - r. i ; v heaJ to feet-
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