Roanoke-Chowan Times from Rich Square, North Carolina • 5

m'JRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1919 '11 J. -Paut Holoman arrived School Notes. The enrollment the Rich Square school has passed tbe 200 mark. Some the grades are -V" Kto tfbntt farkW'oftwlter J.a. been Jhetfl -hla wee, Oft toner refiesT 1 a hu, wa uoro lost woo iy yisit Mrs.

Katie Stephenson. '5 Mrs; lea M. Browne or Ksieign to the Consumer-' 3 mrrivBii Tuntuiav fn riaifc hr -daughter, lira. J. Holoman.

If, after using' the en fji V- nun swYerai uojro uu yiuii. vu tire contents oi can according' to directions, you are not satisfied In every respect, your grocer will refund the money you paid for it. Luzianne must aj. i t- dar as the truest 01 Miss Lillian DIUKUaUl 1C1U IUB UnV Vtr UIS please IP week for Durham to enter Trini- coffee 7 Mrs. L.

H. Gibbons of Hamlet The Re ily -Taylor Company New Orleans has been here the past few day on a yuuc to ner iacner, ur. tit rtr-n Mies ussie crown ion last pital, Sichmond, to study to be a trairnui nnroA WANTED! of SqsLi. There has been a great of squirrejs during the. rnst two months.

yVThe sound of tbe guns remind on- of thepatles that rSged on the Western Front last summer and fall The high price of meats may be the muss of so much hunting, much: it in violation of the statato" laws of the -State. In; Rtcb Square township and theN whole'-of Hertford County it is a violation of law, punishable by fine orim. prisonment, to hunt on the lands of another without first obtaining permission in writing of tbe owner of the land. There bas been so much hunting of late that squirrels have bad to seek food at night. During tbe moonlight nights of last week they were seen cutting hickories.

Some have been visiting' the hickory and oak trees that stand in a few feet of the Times office also the grove at Mr. R. Powell's and the trees on the Friends church lot, but none of these have been molested, but welcomed. Few years ago they frequently visited the grove where Mr. W.

E. Boone now lives, but tbe heavy barrage set up by hunters in the nearby woods probably prevent them coming up now. Ontland-Wright Mr. Floyd Outland and Miss Leanna Wright were married Tuesday night of last week at her home near Friends church or Eirfletown road, where they will livo for the present A lively, little crowd gathered to see them tied. Mr.

Outland is the son of Mr, and Mrs. E. P. Outlaud. He is a good looking returned soldier.

I don't know much about his qualities except his taste in selecting a wife, and here you would have to look a long time tu find a fellow to beat him. Mias Leanna is an orphan girl and I am told is one of the finest girl that has. lived in' the neighbor-hood. She wore a dress in which her aunt graduated 46 years ago, and which Miss Leanna wore when she graduated in 1915, and still it is lovely as a bouquet, and will still serve many more generations. Mr.

Ralph Thompson was best man and Miss Leggett of Aulander, bridesmaid, Ice cream and Cike nnd candy were served taotiiy.and everybody had a good tine J. E. ijen officii ted. HOLDBN Miss Conley arrived from timore last week to take charge oi jonn Bausrnarn a mminery ae nHmnt fop the season. Dxif r.inahavrv nt Pal.

By Rosemary Manufacturing Company, Roanoke Rapids, N. families, and single men and women for work in cotton mill. We have one of the best mills in the State and a very healthy village, with fine schools and churches. We are running a large girls boarding house, steam heated and water in each room. This is an ideal place for any single girls that want a good job and a good place to live.

Good wages paid while learning. For further information write T. W. Mullen, 9 Supt, Rosemary, N. eiffh was in town Monday on business in onuection with the State institution for the Blind.

Mrs. LJ. Holoman andchil dren of Jackson spent the weekend here on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alb art Lasi-ter.

Mr. and, Mrs. W. C. Brown nd two children of Whaley ville, Va spent the fi -at of the week on a visit to the family iOfMr.

Jere'BroAE. ja Mr. and Mrs. H. Martin and children and Mrs.

H. Wadeenent Sucdiy in WtM guests in the home of Mr. and Mr. S. Proctor, County Suot.

of Craven County, with "headquarters at Newborn, was a visitor in Rich Square a short while the past week. home a3f ew days ago from tfew London. tUt. and Mrs. R.

W. 'ouUand aiittson, Robert, were visitors in Norfolk last Saturday and Sun- vl: Mrs. C. F. Sapp and children came 'from Greenville Monday with her M.

Spivey, who had been Boending a few days with her. Be Slow To Gin Cotton. From present indications it seems a good year to be slow in having cotton ginned. The Jint will grade better if allowed to remain in bulk a while after be-" ing picked from the fields, and this is a great consideration. The cotton crop is very short all over the cotton belt except in a few small districts and it should bring a much better price than is now offered for it.

Seed are also much lower than the price paid for them last season. With both seed and cotton much lower than last year ft seems nothing can be lost by not being in a hurry to have the cotton ginned. Be it remembered this paper is not offering advice. Ic is simply giving its opinion which may not in this case be worth anything. Will Remove To Raleigh.

Mr. Albert Lassiter has sc-cepted the position o' farm manager for the State School for the Blind at Raleigh and will assume bis new duties in a few days. Mrs. Lassiter has also accepted position with the school. Mr.

Laasiter will make good in his new aitnn Sunt. Lineberry wou have to go a long way to find a better man far this place. Mr Linebarry wis fortunate also in a curing the services of Miss krta Spivey. who has been en-gagrfd as nurse for the lostitu tionr Quick Work. Monday afternioa at 1 o'clock a merchant in Portsmouth was shot and killed by 'a former'citi- zen of Rich Square.

Jacobs by name. The alleged murderer escape! on an automobile. The city authorities made investigation, wire 1 Rich Square, and -before seven o'clock that day the alleged murderer was in the hands of Constable R. B. Lassiter, locked uo, ami was taken back to PorU uth Tuearliy mining.

Saving Hay. Many of our farmars have ived quite a lot of good soybean and crab grass hy during the fine weather of the past two weeks, and the work continues. The hay crop is not so good as usual, owing to the ravages of the clover worm and. lack of rain, sTtill much is being saved. Much of the land from which the hay Is cut will be put in wheat, oats and clover.

County Teachers Meeting. The first county teachers' meeting of the year will be held in the high school auditorium at Jackson on Friday, October 3rd. Every teacher, active and prospective, is expected to be present at the opening hour, 10:30 A. M. PROGRAM Pcope "of the Public High School as Affected by Re cnt Sc'iool LdtHitinn Discu3 sion led by Prof.

W. D. Uarbee, Seaboard High School. 11:30 Teacher Ethel Kelly and mem ber State Board Examiners. 12:45 Public Health-Dr.

V. G. Parker, County Health Officer. 1:00 Luocheon. 1 2:00 Addreas-Hon Brooks, State Superintendent 3:00 Comoultory Attendance D.

A Parker, Superintendent Public Welfare. 8:80 Farm and Home 'Demcm-e'tration Work-Mr, M. W. Wall and Miaa Sarah M. KX) i County Betterment! As Sodatlons 1919-1920.

P. J. Loifo, SupermtoaJent ecngeeted, and efforts are being made to secure another teacher. The dormitory is full and no more can be accommodated there unless Bome drop out. Two large water coolers, thanks to the Betterment Association and the generosity of Mr.

Thompson, have been installed in the school building. The music department is full to overflowing and no more mu sic students can be accepted un less some fall out, Bills for tuition for students from but the county and for those from out the school district who are in the primary or grammar grades will be sent out soon and prompt attention is expected. Payment can be' made to Supt, Bradshaw, who will turn it over to the treasurer. WANT COLUMN 1 Cent A Word, Each InsertionI Advertisements under this bead wUl be inserted at the rate of one cent word, bat no advett.sement taken for less than 10 cents. To insure insertion and the cash with your ad.

Stamps taken. I arload American Wire Fence just received. Ba igliam Weaver Co Bich Square, N. C. FOt SALE Two good cook stov-s and one dresser.

Bargain quick buyer. Mrs. Katie Steph enson, Rich Square N. C. LOST One pir gold framed siecUcles in Woodland 3rd Sunday in Amuot.

Ueward if returned "Mrs. Ola Story, Woodland, N. C. LEFT IN MY CAR-One ladie clonk. Owner can get same b.

Ai'plyinK to .) E. Holden. iiOTICE The biz lmuSer cir porations having bought all the uinb hvirt t'mW forsaio Ai'hin reach of pur mill we can i 1 r.r 1 no heart lumber customers. Farmers Oin Mill ing Co, QOTTON GINN lN(i- will gin cotton this season on Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday. Our customers will please remciu ber this and not exp'c us z'v, on the other days.

Ttia cr is very short and we cin gin all the cotton within reach of our gins the abiva named days. P. ease not bring us any wet cotton Our gin machinery is practically new and has been put iu first class co dition Farmers Gin ft Mlllitig Rich Square, N. C. LOST Pair of green tinted lense nose glasses.

Return to Miss Jessie Spivey. FOK ALB One good at tacritice, to quick buyer fFiv years old, well broke Lassi-cr, Ricli Sauare, 9T11 2 NOTICE If you want -your farm drained apply to Edgar Futrell, contractor for cutting tn I cleaning out ditches, Rich Square, N. (). 9-U-2t. KOtt RENT A good two horse fatm for half or fourth of crops A good six room house with twj halls.

New barn and stables. Lo catibn five miles from Branchyille, Va Do not answer this unless you have plenty of labor. J. Dudley Woodard, Branchvillf, Va, 9-ll-2i. FARM FOR SALE A nice two horse farm for sale, situat abjutSmilet from Uo.vkms an! 3 miles from Newsoins, Va 65 2-10 acres; 37 2-10 acres in cultivation, medium loam top soil adapted to cotton, corn and peanuts, tui d-ings" of a cottage house, birn and stables For price and term, write J.

Dudley Woodard, Bfanchville, Va 9-4-8t JUST RECEIVED a car load of witt fencing in four heights, 40, 46 and 63 inches with six inch" itay. Garden fencing 60 itches fall, or phone' W. Tv0anghun A Poteoui, M.Q. you. td N.

C. Trying Buying is not known in front of the counters of our store. You do not buy your goods on approval you know they are just what you want because they are sold in the store that only retails merchandise that will give satisfaction in every way. We carry a complete line of General Merchandise at all times. COME TO SEE US.

A Trial is all we ask. 'V Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Bryant, who recently went to Roanoke -V Rapids to make their home tern-4 porarily, spent Sunday and Moo -V day with their home people here, The Philathea Class of, the Baptist church will meet with i Mrs.12 H. Cook Friday after-, neon immediately after the close the service at the Methodist church. Mr. Elton Brown has taken a position with W. F.

Hunter Son, Messrs. C. C. and J. Hunter, who have been working at the' store, are now students at Wake Forest Collese.

I Rev. 'Wright of Jackson is assisting the pastor, Rev' 'J E. Holden; in a series of revival meetings at the Methodist church this week. Seryicei at 4:30 and i 8:30 Cardial welcome to, all. Peele-Parker Company Rich Square NortH Carolina Mr.

James N. Futrell, one rf our oldest citizens, and family of Millinery! The public is invited to inspect my line of Millinery goods before making purchases elsewhere. I am in position to give the very best of service, and prices are made low as possible. See me before buying fall and winter hats, it will pay you well. Mrs.

M. Stokes, Rich Square, N. (BaugHam Weaver Company's Store Severn Millinery. Fall and Winter 1919-20. It is with a great deal of pride we announce to the trade oar 8howmgof Exquisite Models of High Grade Trimmed and Uotrim med and, extend to you a We want this to season that-we -have ever had and shall spare nothing to acomplish this end.

Your courtesy always apprecia- Misses' Williams and-Wood. R. F. D. lr attended -services at the Baptist churcn herelast day morning, and.

spsnt the day at the horn? of his son, Mr. t-- Futrell. i Betterment Association will meet Thursday afternoon at 3:30. standard time.in the school auditorium The election of offl HERBERT L. THOMPSON DEALER IN STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES.

Conleclioneriei, Tobacco and Cigars TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING. RICH SQUARE, YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. eers will take place at thia meeting, and all members are urged to be present Miss Sallie Conner, of the Sea board Agricultural High School faculty, spent a short" whife at th home of her. parental Mr and Mrs. A.

J. CSonner, Sunday "afternoon. She 'was accompanied by two other members of the Seaboard school faculty. Misses anrt nnllina. alaa Ur.

W. dJgawttyJJl i Try Times Want Acls, For Quiet Result.