Town and Country in Charge at a Bargrin
Will H. is noted as leading a bargrin effort in Town and Country, with emphasis on his role and actions in the scene.
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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
5
Will H. is noted as leading a bargrin effort in Town and Country, with emphasis on his role and actions in the scene.
Community notes from Halifax recount preparations for Christmas with voting contests heating up and farmers wrapping up harvest. Local bonds will be sworn in at a county commissioners meeting, and church schedules shift due to a pastor away at Conference.
Lil ie and Rev. Che. Jones left Tuesday morning for Elizabeth City to attend the annual North Carolina Conference session led by Bishop Hendrix. A good report to conference notes that Jones has completed his third year as pastor, earned goodwill, and many friends hope for a return for another year.
Miss Lizzie Flythe spent a day or two in Norfolk last week. Danford E. Josey returned from Wake Forest College for Thanksgiving. Wilmer Rasberry of Rich Square visited from Thursday to Monday. Kathleen Robertson spent last week in Enfield with her sister Mrs J B Dunn. Fred M. Shute of the Williamston Enterprise visited Saturday night and Sunday. S J Everett of Greenville hosted relatives here past week. C L McDowell and Misses Anna Kitchin Hattie Leggett spent Thanksgiving in Norfolk. Bessie Cherry teaching at Crowells came home for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs R C Dunn and Misses Dunn and Mary White from Enfield were here Thanksgiving day. Helen Hilliard of Windsor visited for Thanksgiving. Helen, teaching at Mrs E M Gordy and daughter Mary of Weldon, joined Thanksgiving at the Cherry home. Rev Q O Powers of High Point preached at the Baptist church Sunday morning and night to large congregations with praise. Powers is a speaker of ability and power. W T White Willie H and J L Allsbrook in Halifax Saturday to seek R F D carrier position. Route No 2 from Scotland Neck has a vacancy. White currently substitutes on the route. Pattie Thorne of Washington graded school and Rebecca Knight of East Carolina Teachers Training School visited O N McDowell's home from Thanksgiving to Sunday. Both were former Scotland Neck teachers with many friends here.
Henderson spent Thanksgiving week here with relatives. Miss Mary Mabry of Weldon visited the Misses Butts. William Dickens of Weldon was a Thanksgiving week guest. Mrs. L C Grady returned from a Duplin county visit. Miss Bessie and Master LeRoy Twisdale returned from Spring Hill. W E and John Fenner Jr of Rocky Mount were here recently. A large buck was killed last Saturday morning over the river by W E Fenner. John and Walter Bass moved families to the Howerton residence on Main Street. Postmaster W A Willcox examined four candidates for rural routes from Scotland Neck last Saturday.
With Judge M H Justice ill, Halifax holds no court this week. He hopes to resume next Monday the 5th with jurors witnesses and suitors summoned to attend. The criminal docket is large with 28 prisoners awaiting trial. An advertising note urges Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe cold cure for all ages.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. It is not a quack medicine and was prescribed by a leading physician. a proven prescription. Proprietors F. J. Cheney & Company of Toledo advertise testimonials and blood purifiers. Price 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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