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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18

points ont that only thru the efforts
of the Chamber Of Commerce was
n 16.fOOt road made available thru
the counties Of Camden and Per-
quimanS. The potato market re-.
porter secured thru thc efforts Of
the Chamber Of Commerce effect
cd q saving TO growers in this sec
tion of about S75.oOo. and better
shipping facilities for May peas and
potatoes have saved much money for
the farmers. says President Sheep.
In addition. Mr.. sheep quotes
from letters from the IIertford and
EdentOn Chambers of Commerce,
expressing regret at the resignation
of Mr.. Richard &. Job as secretary
of the Chamber Of Commerce whose
work was considered of great value
in ccmeting firm bonds of coOpera-
ton between the three cities. and
eifectins numerous accomplish.
mcnts for their civic and CONNER.
cial progress.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18

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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18
COMMUNITY BAND ASSURED
BY ELIZABETH CITY BOYS

Forty one hOys have been admit
ed 10 the Community Band now he
ing organized under the auspices
of the Rotary Club. Further plans
for the development Of tl.c band
were made Tuesday night. when
the boys met with W {. Sawyer
and Bandmastcr Waldorf in the
Community Building. The band
will not he a BOY Scout band. hit
will be open to any boys from IL to
IS years. AMI If successful. Will
serve the public free OF charge.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18
One MILLION
FORFARMLOANS
Virgin;a-Car clina Joint Stock
Sells Million Dollar Bonds
This Week

More than a million dollars
for loans to North Carolina
and Virginia farmers is now
available thru the sale this
week OF new issue Of 81 900.
10000 OF bonds of the Virginia
Carolina Joint Stock Land
Bank Of Elizabeth City.
The sale of this immense issue
was concluded Tuesday afternoon
thru the First 4 Citizens National
Bank. affiliated with the Virginia
Carolina Joint Stock Land Bank
The purchasers of the hondS Is an
Eastern Syndicate composed ot
Tucker Anthony X Co., of New York
city: Mercantile Trust X Deposit
Go. and IIamblctOn X Co.. Of Balti'
more. The Trust Company Of Nor
folk. Va. and T. T.. Nolting X CO..
of Richmond. The syndicate bought
the bonds for resale AMI are offer
lng them To the public to-day M
SlOl.25.
The sale of this million dollar
bond issue is of especial interest ia
Virginia and North Carolina farm
prs at this time. IL til" land hank
is now enabled to reach ont after
more business after having been
busy pa sing on old applications
and closing old business for over
year. Its correspondents and aCcuts
In every county ih North Carolina
and Virginia have been notified this
week thar new applications for farm
loans will now hc considered. An
issue uf one and u half million dol
lnIS of bonds ~ the hank sold last
year barely took care Of the appli'
cations with which the hank was
previously dclu.cd
The Nir.inia.I carolina Joint stock
Land Rank was established In Nor
frlk. Va. in 1919 and operated
there with indifferent success until
July la22. In all that time II had
sold bonds and loaned money Ia the
extent Of only s5vO.Oop. The First
\ Citizens National Bank group oi
this city got hold of the joint stock
land hank in July l222 nmd since
that time has increased it. hOnd L.
Su,r tu $2.325.WOO and has placed
10 date S2.22JO.OO0 In farm loans IN
the two states. which means that II
has approximately Sl.l2I.W@ avail
able for new loans az the present
time.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18
HERBERT LEARY MADE
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOK

Herbert Il. Lcary, young EdentOh
LAWYER who made an unusually good
run in a fuur-cornered solicitorlai
contest two years ago. has been
selected ~ q Presidential Elector
from the First District. The selec'
tion of NIr. Leary was unanimous
aud ne i; the only Elector from
thi4 District. Mr.. Leary will make
am extensive campaign in the inter
r,t of Democratic success this Fail.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18
COTTON Is MOVING

Elizabeth City is shipping much
of last years cotton now. Several
hundred bales have been shipped
during tho past month Oh the boats
Of the Elizabeth City Boat Line.
The boats Of this line carry cargo
of about lIJ bales. All cotton ship.
ped 50 far has been consigned to
Norfolk.
Hundreds Of bales have been In
the warehouses of the Elizabeth
city Cotton Mills. Much cotton
that is being shipped now Is coming
from these warehouses.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18
OLD MAN DAVE SAYS HE
JUST CAN'T EAT FLOWERS

Uncle Dave Swain. Elizabeth
City's venerable ncwSboy says he
can't eat flowers. but let him cX-
plain himself. He says:
Don't you know Bud. / was
tuck sick t'othcr day and had to
lay up most half a week: an while
| wuz sick sum ladies come ami
fetched me dc 'purticSt flowers you
most ever seed: but l couldn't eat
nary one 'un' en-. You tell en-.
Bud. the next time l get sick for
'em to fetch me 'Sumpin' t'eat."
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18

AN INTERRUPTED CONVERSATION

new dOs in the nrighhOrhOOd. The
idea j. ~ good that I'm going 10
try 10 get the rOSS 10 ligLt up all the
show cases in this shop: we'll have
Il string of flappcrS ana neglected
wives lined up in front Of 'cm from
morning till night. and all of 'em
spending their coin as an excuse
for linn- up. Then I'll move the
risar counter over on the other side
of the store and I'll always have a
crowd at the cigar counter. There
would he no more dull days I'm this
store aS long dS the thin-frOCk
weather held out.
Their conversation was interrupt
ed by Il couple of young college girls
who blew in for their morning suds.
One of the college girls said to the
other: Have YOU seen PhOcbc's
hair since she had ii ShinSlc bob
bed"
NO, ! haven't seen II, Chlrpeu
the other.
"Wcll YOU should see il now: her
head looks like a bahy's. behind"
The Bank Clerk stuffed his fist
in his mouth and beat IL for the
street. while the Soda Jcrkcr sud
denly found business behind the
prescription counter where he cbuld
conceal his laughter.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18
RETURNS FROM CHICAGO

J. II. wilkins Of the Quinn Furni'
ture Company returned this week
from a trip to the furniture markets
in Chicago and Grand Rapids wher"
he made purchases for his firm. =.
W. Twiford OF this firm will leave
shortly for High Point and other
North Carolina markets
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18
WEEKSVILLE LIBRARY

The Wepksville High School LII
brnry will De opened for the rest OF
the summer every Saturday AFTER
noon from ; to ! o'clock in charge
of Miss Marsarcte Brothers.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18
$35,OOO TOGO
FOR STREETS
This Much Will Be Left From
Recent Bond Issue Of
$75,000

Elizabeth City is preparing
to spend $4,000 on street i'm
provement work with the
amount that will be left froU a
recent bond issue of SS.OOO.
The Board Of Aldermen rec
emily voted this sum to retire
the city's floating Indebtedness
of $4,000. the balance to be
expended on the streets most
urgently in need Of improve
ment.
Among the projects listed for I'm.
provcments are Matthews. Fearing
and Lawrence Sts. These streets arc
to he extended to aid In divcrting n
steadily increasing volume Of traf.
fic which IL now slowing M the
progress of the town In this respect.
Riverside Avenue Is - bc paved
to the hospital a distance II hbout
300 feet. The canal running from
Martin Street 10 RoaJ l. 10 be
Vtillcd and made q stree. That j.,
these projects will be carried sut.
Il the condemnation committee rec.
ommcnds favOrably.
Sidewalks will be built along
several streets. One mentioned Is
the sidewalk In front Of the Hin.
ton Building which is to bc paved
to the curb. Nothing will he done
about making POlndexter Street any
smoother. 1t Is certain that the Al.
dermen will not interest themselves
IN any extensive street program tf
this kind until the disposition OF
the city's case with the utility com.
panies IN settled. The Aldermen
cannot see 1t to the city's ad"an.
tagc to pave streets that may have
10 he torn M again.
Parking a Problem
The parking question grows % no
greater problem every day. Tho
City Manager has instructed tho
police to ban the parking of cara
abreast OF cars that ara diagonally
parked IN front of tho liipton Guilt.
Ing. The custom Of many motorists
IN stopping their cars Oh the right
hand side OF tho block facing east.
has given rise to this order. because
when Il car Is stopped on that side
Of the street traffic is tnnTcd II
other motorists take advantage OF
their privilege to stop their cars
for five minutes at the curb next rhc
Hinton Building.
City Manager J. b. Bray IL Of the
opinion that the city would 10 well
to purchase Il lot that could he
devoted to parking purpmcs. lie
thinks this would be. the proper
thing to do. II the city wants TO
encourage ont OF town people 10
stop here long ut the time. Unless
some steps are taken In this direc.
tion. the town Is In fair way to
lose much Of It's trade. and the mat
ter should he attended to right
away, thinks Mr.. Bray. who, says
real estate values will never be an
lower, and there will never he NJ
opportunity to acquire a lot 70
less money than right now.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18

Good cyesisht is inexpensive, s.,
DR.. J. D. Hathaway, Optometris;.
Elizabeth City. y. c. adv
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18

Il want to get look at that
Phoebe" said the Soda Jerker to
the Bank Clerk next morning: II am
Just wondering if she had her head
shaved slick to make IT look the
way that girl said it did,
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18

fusion in two hill, lurin. the rCCu-
lar session. Two we're enacted pro
vidin: for submitting the amend
mrut tu vote i'm November. one
satisfactory To- thc state bond at-
'nrury aud the administration Gn'i
another not - satisfactory. When
discovery uf the double enactment
wa made. 4 repeal hill WA offered
n cure the trouble. Nlut .hr mem.
lcr sponsoring Il repealed the wrong
mra mr. and the thing has 10 hc
done all over again. That's that.
An additional Sl.Ooo.W1 for the
county school building fund. which
thr state loans at rate seldom
hi-hrr than $50. will make Sl'.'
UDr.rO0 in nll appropriated for this
purpose. There has been no definite
statement from the superintendent
un this score.
S3J. .OOO. 1000 For Roads
Discussing The legislative tod-day'
,;oycrnor Morrison concluded an
r,ur', interview with newspaper
mrn hv bringing - attention the
need for an additional S'51,po,oo"
IN complete the highway program OF
thc state and intimated thar the
.rc,il session may he asked 10
authorize this additional bond Is
size.
His Excellency feels that the
STATE will never have n better
chance. tn get u SCrupulouSly honest
administration of the road funds
The state at large shares this view
and would. IL j. believed by those
who have aSSailcd the present tax
ntinn system. readily agree TO the
extra issue at this time.
or other and divers things that
mas come 20 the attention Ot the
Inv makers no one can guess. ThoSe
who have vntched the two august
bodir. in session. bi-Cnnium after
Ln.rnuium are stcclCd TO shocks
aud surprises. There l. nothing
in the air TO Indicate that the com
I'M. together this summer Will be
any different.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18

For your eyes sake see DR.. j.
D. Hathaway. OptometriSt. Brad
ford Rldr. Eli2oheth City. y. :. adv
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-07-18
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
Impressive

U'HE Florence Henry Memorial
L Chapel az The Highlands. added
smother wedding. last evening. to It's
already long list ~ lovely and prom
tntnt affairs. when Miss Elma Col.
Inns. daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Russell Collins. VAS united
IN marriage 20 Or Minor Carson
ijlc, son OF Mr.. and Mrs William
carson Lille. % the University OF
Virginia. Canon W. n Bliss per.
formed tho ceremony az o'clock in
The presence % relatives and friends,
who have known tho bride since
childhood. The fashionable little
chapel was festive in its decorations
81 pink and white gladiolus and del.
phinium In baskets. and tall stand,
ards marked the aisle. while about
the ehanCtl were tan candclehra %
lighted cathedral candles.
Mrs J. r. Trafford Huteson PLAYED
the wedding marches 20 the first
strains OF which the ushers. Mr.
Charles Russell Collins. Jr.. Mr.
Chaplin Collins. Mr. James Brinkley
and nr. J. Tate Mason. wearing
houtlncers OF white gardenlas. pre-
ceded down the aisle. The brides
attendants. Mrs Dean Cooling wit,
ter. OF san Francisco, and Mrs
kenelm Wlnslow. Ir-, entered next
Mrs, Witter was charming in a
chanel model % electric blue crepe
embroidered In silver and rhine
stones She carried an arm boquet
a Ward roses. blue delphlnlum.
Thahctrum and lavender stiltanas.
Mrs. Winslow was In a white crepe
embroidered In pearls. made in a
low waist line effect. around which
Vas a girdle OF pearls. Her boauet
was similar 70 Mrs. Writer'S except
that In place OF the Ward roseA
brilliant yellow ones were used.
Both attendants wore Grecian hair
ornaments. fashioned OF three
strands OF braided silver. embroid.
cred in pearls.
The bride. entering on the arm %
her father. who gave her IN mar.
rage. made a beautiful picture in
the gown OF ivory satin, made in
straight lines and long tight sleeves.
which had been her mothers we'd
ding dress. and her veil OF real lace.
which was an heirloom Of the fam.
lis. fell into n long. graceful Train
and was cnught TO her hair in a
cap effect. and on either side were
sprays Of orange blossoms. DR.. Lille,
who awaited her AZ the chanccl was
attended by Or. John NJ. Blac:dord,
An informal reception was held az
the home OF the brides parents,
after the services. and here. as In
the church. the decorations were
carried out with baskets and bowls
~ pink and white gladiolus and
blue delphinlum Dr. and Mrs. Lille
left on their wedding trip. Mrs. Lie
travelling in a dark blue polret twill
model with small hat and scarf OF
sapphire blue.
They viii be az home after the
18th OF October at 9is Federal ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28

GUARANTEE CLUB
Ciarantc club viii meet Tuesday.
September :. at the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. w. $. AlEer. 4sis Beach
drive, at S p. m.
SEATTLE REVIEW
Seattle review. No w. r. A.. OF
tho W. -. A. viii have a meeting
and card party tomorrow evening
in the a. o. L. W. hail. Cards at
$50 O'Clock.
SEATTLE CHAPTER,
o. =. S,
The Seattle chapter. o. Z. S. will
meet September I. with Mrs. ]. r.
Judy. 1921 Fourth ave, ", for
cards, Take the North Queen Anne
car 10 Fourth ave y. All Eastern
stars and their friends invited.
PALM CIRCLE
Palm Circle No, So. T. Of w. will
hold n regular meeting in !. o. o.
f. hall on Monday evening. scptem-
Der ?. A good attendance Is desired
and plans for the fail work will be
taken up and initiation will follow.
Refreshments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
Anderson Wedding
Unusually Attractive and
ImpressiUe

The marriage Of Miss Mabel An
derson. daughter OF Mrs. Jesse Lo-
gan Anderson. and Mr. Thomas
Spencer Knight OF New York. was
zolemnized last evening at $50
o'clock at the brides home, Sound
Haven In Edmonds. in the presence
Of 200 relatives and friends. The
living room where the service was
read BY the Rev. Kleihauer. was at
tractiyely decorated with wall poe.
kets OF lavender and pink gladiolas
AMI the early fall blooms. In front
Ct the fireplace where the bridal
party stood. were tall white columns
filled with pink gladlolas and blue
dclphinfum. The wedding marches
we're played By Mrs. Dewitt oliver.
and Mrs. Paul Center. with Miss
LOIS Wiley singing softly during
the wedding. At the first chords
Of the bridal march the staff bear
ers. the Misses Edith Chapman in
a bright green crepe chiffon trim.
med with silver flowers: Edith
Broom in pale pink crepe chiffon.
over silver and gold lace; Marion
Janeck Of Maryhill. Wash. in pale
pink over orange crepe chiffon and
Ruth Jordan In lavender chiffon
over blue, trimmed with tiny French
flowers entered; carrying crooks OF
opheila roses, delphinium and blue
lace flowers. showered with blue
and gold pansies with which they
formed the aisle down which the
brida. party passed. The ushers'
Sir. Nathaniel Bender, Mr.. Walter
Burroughs. Of Tacoma, Mr.. Al Ing
les and Hr. Roscoe Torrance came
first, closely followed by the flower
sirl. little Kathleen Kelly OF Ia.
coma, in dainty frock OF pale yell
low chiffon. Then the maid OF honor
Hiss Lylas Broom. in a bewitching
gown OF pale lavender chiffon over
pale pink and carrying bouquet
Of lavender sweet peas and pink
roses.
Mrs. Albert Valentine. Jr., as mat
ron Of honor, was in pale pink
crepe chiffon over sand and trim,
med with ostrich. which extended
from the shoulder 10 the hem. Her
bouquet was OF pink roses and pink
sweet peas in a shower effect. Inc
bride, vino entered on the arm OF
DR.. A. b. Kidd was met at the i'm
proyized alter By her mother. who
gave her in marrige and the groom
and his best man, Mr. j. Logan An
derson.
She vas radiant in a gown OF
vhito moleskin satin, trimmed In
RosepOint lace with long tulle
veil edged 10 the Rosepoint
and caught 10 her hair with the
lace and orange blossoms. She car.
RED an unusually attractive bou'
qust Of orchids. bouvardia and thai.
ictrum. showercd with lilies Of the
valley.
IN the dining room where buf.
fei supper was served, the table
vas conferred with an Italian gar.
den, filled with Cecil Drummer roses,
lilies Of the valley. sweet peas and
many other of the small daintier
flowers. An Italian garden was also
On the buffet. During the recep.
lion, the brides aunt Mrs. c. Il.
FELTON, Of Washington, ID. c.. sang
several selections. Assisting wer
The Hisses Trrna Beager, Helen
Minis. Ethel McCarty. Helen Nor.
ford, Minnie Kraus and Mrs. Walter
sehneiier. Mrs. Stuart Hindle. Mrs.
". Kneen and Miss Mildred Fru.
denfeld.
Both the bride and groom at.
Tended the University OF Washing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28

tombcr g. Mrs William ". Curtiss.
hostess Luncheon nj 1880. Topic.
Vacation outline"
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
wOAEN's CLUB
Tho Business and Professional
Womcn's club will hold It's monthly
business meeting At Dartnnlrs cafe.
terra next Tuesday. September =.
Members arc requested to be as early
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28

its entire proceeds 90 the Chlldrcn's
orthopedio hospital and deserves a
great deal Of credit. The various
guilds Of tho hospital each take
charge Of day. and tomorrow Will
be- Mount Baker Guilds day with
Miss Katherine Brown as hostess.
assisted by the Misses Katherine
Hawlsy. Margaret George, Marion
Baker. Dorothy Baker. Pearl Har-
old. Betty Corton. Elizabeth scrim-
niger. Juliet Newman. olivia swine
hart. Mary Hawley. Helen Lutz.
Marguerite Schmidt. Bernies Jones'.
Julia Ripley. Elizabeth Elford. Helen
Lytcr and Dorothy Lyter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
FIRST TOUCH OF
POSLAM STOPS
ALL ITCHING!

The gently healing medication Of
roslam II 20 CONCENTRATED
that Il stops itching instantly. II
penctratcs every tiny pore, and
quickly drives away eczema and
other torturing eruptious when
other remedies arc worsc than use.
less Costs only 50c-at all drug.
riHtE Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
Music
Alexander Sklarevski
Concert

II must have h.cu very gratifying
Tor Alexander skiarrYsld at his sixth
recital this summer AZ the Cornish
Recital hall. Wednesday evening. 10
be greeted by such a spontaneous
and hearty applause. His program
contained works by Schubert. Men
dcissohn, Weber, Beethoven. Chopin
and LiNzt. played In mastery and
comprehensive manner Mrs Louise
Van OEle has greatly assisted him
IN these rccitals. yividly portrhying
zach composer in his role Of life and
song In her talk Wednesday eve.
ming she took up the life Of Bee.
thoycn In such an explicit manner
that his character was clearly seen
BY her audience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
ASSISTING at Garden Tea

Assisting az Mrs. Albert Charles
Phillips bridge and garden tea TO
day, which she Is giving for Mrs
J. Willis Hole, OF Los Angeles
will be Mrs. {. u Sumsou. Mrs
Burke. Mgs A. $. Kerry and Mrs
Eliza Ferry LsaUf. who viii preside
over the tea tables, assisted by the
Misses Claudia Rarden. Lucy Sem
pic Swanstrom, Glen Kerry, Geor
gcna swans,rom. Margaret strousc
Samaria Clubhouse and Frances Old
ham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
PEARS FETCH HIGH PRICE

II. S. Emerson. fruit grower AZ
Dryden. Is believed 10 have annexed
the record high price for wenatchee
pears this season with a SIS a ton
deal on IS tons Of the fruit reported
closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
Dinner GiUeH
at Sunset Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Manson
Backus entertained last evening nj
dinner n the Sunset club 10 compli.
ment their guests, Or. Nonsholly
and Mrs. Elizabeth Fraser. OF New
York. and FOR Mrs. Edgar BERG. Of
Berkeley.