You Handle Your Money with Checks for Convenience
A fragment discusses handling money through checks as the most convenient method. It mentions preventing loss and deposits and suggests opening an account at Upsuser as the cash option.
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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
3
A fragment discusses handling money through checks as the most convenient method. It mentions preventing loss and deposits and suggests opening an account at Upsuser as the cash option.
Readable remnants note discounts on wool dress goods and children's cloaks at Edward's & Company this week. Mentions men and ladies telegraphy training under an institute’s supervision with starting pay from seventy dollars monthly.
A church notice states Conoconara Baptist will hold a supper on November 26. The public is invited. details about location and timing are provided in the readable fragment.
The revival at the Methodist congregation grows in power with daily attendance rising and many souls being led toward faith. Invited friends and backsliders are being nurtured, services attended, and much good is seen in the movement. A special Sunday afternoon meeting was held and is expected to yield further growth. You are urged to attend.
In Scotland Neck and nearby towns several residents are noted visiting relatives and friends in Tarboro Weldon Penelo and Whitakers. Notables include H L Pippen Estelle Moore Cleve Andrews J C Arrington and J A Kitchin with others from Enfield Hobgood Roxobel Wake Forest and Magnolia. Several plan travel or residency changes and people return home.
Henry W. Collins Jr died at his father's Enfield home on Saturday November 21 after a weeklong illness. The 30 year old was once editor of the Enfield Progress and recently traveled for work. He leaves a father, mother, and sister. Funeral held Monday with Masonic honors. Elon College fraternity sent a representative to honor him.
A case before Justice J. El Sheilds, S. A. Dunn versus Asa Pope, ruled for Dunn. Pope filed notice of appeal and a bond may stay execution while the matter goes to higher courts.
The Gray couple marked five years of marriage with a wooden wedding on Roanoke Street. Guests from Norfolk Tarboro Hobgood and Duke area attended a decor rich event with fruit punch salads and wood gifts. Rev Samuel Hanff will give an address at the Brotherhood of St. Andrew event on November 30 at 7 30 p m. the public is invited.
Public library movement gains momentum in Scotland Neck as women-led Fiction Club converts surplus funds into a nucleus. Ten Britannica volumes join existing titles, with two weekly open-afternoon sessions planned at the graded school. Citizens invited to donate books or money to broaden the collection. Round Table Club to contribute. Presbyterian Bazaar postponed to December 1 amid Methodist meetings.
Reverend C. A. Jones and Reverend Raymond Browning conducted services at the Graded School on Monday. Jones led chapel exercises while Browning delivered an engaging talk to the children, noted for his knack at capturing their interest.
James Mutts and Davie Jones, both about twenty one, worked on J. A. Kitch's farm near Hamilton. Jones struck Mutts over the head with a wagon pin last Wednesday, crushing his skull and leaving him unconscious. Jones fled. officers pursue him.
At the regular Monthly Conference on Sunday morning, E E Hilliard resigned as church clerk after twenty five years due to failing eyesight. Hugh Johnson, a capable young man, was elected to succeed him. Dr R M Johnson’s twenty five years as deacon also ended with his resignation. Four new deacons were elected: G C Weeks, J C Mullen, N B Josey, and C F Burroughs.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. It is a blood or constitutional disease. internal remedies are needed. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. It is not a quack medicine and was prescribed by a top physician for years as a regular prescription. The formula combines tonics with blood purifiers to produce results. Testimonials available. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Administrator W T Ruffin announces as administrator of W H Harrell deceased that all creditors must present claims within one year or be barred. Debtors urged to settle promptly. Dated November 26 1903 Kitchin and Smith attorneys.
Notice announces a 1909 sale by order of Halifax County Superior Court in special proceedings J M Broughton as administrator of Ida B Finch. On January 4 at noon at the Halifax courthouse the commissioner will offer for cash about 100 acres in Faucett Township adjoining Perkins and Crowley lands, known as the G L Finch inheritance from Richard Brinkley estate.
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