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Mr. Moses Moye is visiting friends
in Kendridge, Va.
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Mrs. A. S. BynuA.is visiting friends
in Tarboro tide week.
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Mr. J. J. Sellers, of Richmond, Va^
visited Farravflle this week. '
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Mrs. W. C. Asks* and party mo
tored to Washington Monday.
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Mrs. Nannie Moye Humphrey is
visiting relatives in Goidsboie.
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Mr. R. R. Carr suffered severe in
jury to his ribs in a fall this week.
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Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Nwpwan
on Tuesday, July 16th, a daughter.
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Miss Olzie Dance, of Washington,
D. C., is visiting Miss Nelle Moye.
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Mrs. D. E. Oglesby an dchildren
are visiting relatives at Columbia^
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Mrs. Leslie Smith is visiting friends
at Bethel and Rocky Mount this week.
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Messrs. L. M. Cox and J. L. Shack
leford spent Thursday and Friday at
Seven Springs.
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Master James Wheless is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fearee in Spring
Hope this week.
eve*
Mrs. Mary Patterson and children
have just returned from a ten days'
visit In liberty. _
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barrett, of Wil
son, are guests of -Mr. and Mrs. J. 0.
Pollard this week.
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Messrs. Patrick Baker and WilKe)
Bollard are spending their vacation
at Morebead City.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Moore, of Green
ville, were guests of Mr. and- Mrs. J;
M. Wheless Sunday.
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Little Misses Rath and Ann Barium :
of Henderson are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. B. 0. Turnage. j>
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Mrs. V. W. DeParley, of Richmond. ?
Va., spent several days this week with -1
Mrs. J. M. Whriess.
Sept. and Mrs. G, B. Wheeler areL
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Miss Odessa Tahner has returned
te her home at Dacular, Ga., after at
visit to Mrs. D. R. Morgan. fi
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Mrs. Frank. Cappa spent Sunday I;
night in FarrnvRle enroute to Raleigh ,
after a visit to Morebead City.
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Miss Olivia Rasherry returned Wed-1,
nesday from Oriental where she at-1
tended the Seaside Summer School.
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Mrs. L. Cebb wOl return to her
home at Pinetepe Sunday after visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. ?, A. Bynum. {
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Misses Ellen Lewis and Nannie
Bryan Parker have returned after a J
visit to Mis* Irene Taylor of Shew!
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Miss Henrietta Me^e has just re-1,
. turned from a six weeku1 stay at the!
G. C. C. W. Summer School at Greens
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Misses Jeaa Bishop, of Petersburg J
Va, and Dril Polled, of Washington,
were recent guests of Miss Goilla ,
Askew.
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? : MrmrhTWu L. W Xancaster. oi Hal
I wh. and Chan. GaurBtt. of Soxboro.
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i ' Ifw^. m.tu Both Mud who fa
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I v? John H. Dsviaand naicee Mibm^ I
Miss JoMphine Sykes is "visiting in
Swansboro this week.
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Dr.M. L. Carr, oi LaGrange, visited
his parents here Sunday.
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Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Gates
a daughter, Monday July 41st
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Newton and son
have returned after a visit to Durham.
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Mr. J. Y. Monk and family returned
Sunday froma visit to Morehead City.
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Messrs. Jno. T. Thome and T. E.
Joyaer were Raleigh visitors this
week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Warren are home
after several weeks' stay at Morehead
City.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holmes return
ed Tuesday from a visit to Virginia
Beach.
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Mrs. J. E. Waters returned to Snow
Hill Sunday after a week's visit to
her sister, Mrs. E. C. Beaman.
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Misses Julia Willsm and Lidy Ty
son have returned after a trip to
Wrightsville Beach. ?:
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Mr. F M. Davis, and family motored
to Morehead City Sunday, returning
to this city Wednesday.
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Mrs. Walter J. Newton and Miss
Elisabeth KittreB have returned after
a visit to friends in Ayden.
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Master John Croom Hunter return
.s r*\
ed Monday to Magnolia after a visit
to his aunt, Mrs. Jno. T. Thome.
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Mr. Chas. S. Roiintree. returned to
CUrksviUe, Vat, Monday after spend
ing the week-end here with his family.
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Miss Vera Hamilton, of Burlington,
left Saturday after a visit-to Miss
Annie Laurie Lang and other friends
in Farmville. ?
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Miss Beulah Keel and small neiee,
Pencie Keel Lang, returned Wednes
day from several weeks' stay at
Morehead City, i v "
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Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tunutge, of At- ?
lanta, Ga., are visiting Mr. Turaage's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Turnage
Mr and Mrs PascaJ S. Boyd and
two daughters, Misses Sarah and Vir
ginia, of Mooresville, are guests of
Editor and Mrs. G. A. Rouse and Mr.
and Mrs. G. M. Holden.
Mrs. Walter C. Jones had as recent
guests her mother, Mrs. J. H. Hardy,
of Hookerton, her sisters, Mrs. D. L.
Dail and Mrs. L, E. Newell, of Snow
Hill, and Mrs. C. L. Whitfield, of
Hookerton.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR,
Monday, July 28th.
4:00 p. m.?Woman's Missionary So
ciety, Baptbt, meets in church.
8 .-00 p. m.?Y. P. S. L. meets in Epis
copal choreh. ' 'vy ?
8:00 p. m.?Odd Fellows meet in Ma
sonic HalL " . -0:- '% ^ v
Tuesday, July 29th.
7 :00 p. m.?Rotary Club jpeets Wits
Chih rooms, i ? ? t
Wednesday, July SOth.
8:00 p. m.?Christian Endeavor, Pres
byterien, meets with Mrs. W, H.
j Moore. V fr*!;;
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HTosaB and Adnoid to be hJld
^H^Scho^ building^ For
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Mrs. R. O. Laag won the prize for {
M * ?. M - ??? WW W. |
i ? An in?6f6stin^ soqi&I 6V6iit ox
of s&tionary, and the honor guest
was presented with a lovely string,of
I !|wj'
Delicious refreshments consisted of
I ftepe frapp* decorated with a single
petunia of the same tint and violet
whs assisted in serving byMre.G.M.
Holden and Miss Mary Barrett ?f-.%]
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;; The Yonng Peoples' Service League
met Monday evening in the vestibule |
of the Episcopal ehurdL. ^- f II
I Rufus Gibbe, as leader, read the
| Sefrfpture lesson after the singing of
"Softly Now the light of Day", .and
a circle of praters was offered.
? Thre$ Interesting papers were ylear
as follows: "What Influence has Chris
tianity on the Community?", by John
Hhrris, Jr.j "What Influence of Evil
anil There in the Community?", by
Miss Erelyn Horton, and "What Dif
ference has our Church Made in the
Betterment of the Community?", by
Jonas Warren, the topic fo* the
evening was, "What Sort of a Com
munity Would This Be If There Were ?
No Churches ?", and an interesting
round table discussion was led by the
rector, Rev. J. W. Heyes. I
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CIRCLE I. PRESBYTERIAN.
I Circle, No. I, of the Presbyterian I
Auxiliary, met with Mrs. W. H. Moore I
on Monday afternoon. . I
Mrs. W. G: Sheppard led the devo
tional and literary program, having
as subject of "the latter "The Ameri
can Indian." Interesting papers on ?
the habits, customs, conditions of the
Indian and Missionary endeavors of I
the Presbyterian church were read by
Mesdames Sarah Hassell and N. N.
Fleming, Jr. ? ? M ?? I
A delicious iced drink and cakes
were served after the meeting. i I
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;? FOB BETTER PRINTD% : v
The Ronse Printery, Farntville, N. C.
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dies in-various shades and these we*
woa by Mesdames ? T^bixon, C. &
Rountree, W. M. Willis, P. M Edgsf
to^ MfaswNeHoKeer^iGui?a Ax
K;i.Aiter the gameh yellow .lape*s in
pinj&Blips, supported by silver hoKP
aw, were placed on each table and de
licious orange ice in pink rose raps
and blocks bf cake with tin? yellow
candies gleaming thereon were served
in dainty pbtfe baskets carrying out
I a pink ted yellow color most rats ess
fully. - * ?
PROGRESSIVE BRIDGE CLUB.
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Mrs. Paul E. Jones was hostess to
the Progressive Bridge dub Saturday
afternoon at her borne on North Main
Iptreet.
Fragrant summer flowers filled bas
kets and. vases in fhe Jivjag room
where thieetablesFere arranged for
Ae games.
Mrs. Jones was assisted by Mrs. R.
O. Lang and Miss Tabitha DeVisconti
in serving a tempting'ice course.
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GRADUATES OF FARMVILLE
HIGH SCHOOL CHOOSE A
VARIETY OF COLLEGES.
Graduates of the Farmville High I
School show a marked love of variety
In their choice of colleges in which to
complete their education.
Next year. Farmville High School I
Alumni will be enrolled in the student I
bodies of University of Virginia, Dav
idson, Meredith, Salem, Trinity, Car
olina, Flora McDonald, Queens, State,
Wake Forest, N. C. C. W., A, C. C.,
E. C. T. C., and Louisburg.
-The Boose WayTW Right Way"
FOR BETTER PRINTING
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punctuality on Jhe part of members
and ft renewal and revival of interest
wtth sake was served her gueetolw I
the hostess^^^^;:^^^/-||S I
v G. E. Beckmftn, Freak I
Dupree^Jr., Mio^jLou ^Ellen and
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NOTICE-BOY SCOUTS.
tenaiaed that we take n& Boy Scout
Camping trip this summer.
There will be no further meetings
during the summer until a revival of
interest is shown and the boys.attentf
the meetinga?: ' ? ,>?" j'
WALTER G. SHEP^ARB,
Scout Master,
BUSINESS LOCALS
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POTATOES?PotATO^S? Only 25c i
peck, $2.00 barrC^t Smith Grocery !
Co.'s Store, Farmv&Je,.N. C.
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LOST?A?to^fci?nm^Place Number j
15S-445 and t^ark. Finder wlU ;
pleaae return tfO. STWarren, Farm- j
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PROLIFIC HILL FARM/fias only a ;
few thorouehbreb BiaHlone Poland 1
China plgm bred efoeofelly for breed- '
mg purposes on hw, which are xea- j
dy to sell. See of write McD. Hor- ;
ton or Roy Bowling, Fanyille, N. C. <
MAKE JOUR |
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?l Good Grade Con Corn, can 15c j
:: Morris & Co.'s Supreme Hams, lb. 28c |
:; Good Grade Canned Peaches, can 30c f
Pure Creamery Butter in Blocks, lb. 55c f
MARKET GOODS f
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: Pure Pork Sausage in links, lb. 25c I
j Smok^ Sausage, in Links, lb. 25c j
I 30c I
I WE DELIVER THE GOODS AT YOUR j
PRfE^J
I "THE OLDEST^ Sgt VICE GROCERY IN !
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There are those who are unconcerned ' f|;
as to the future for so Ihngjhat finally
I Kn?f?yXT"e W?r,d ?WeS thei" " | '
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This is demonstrated in varioua ways- ?'
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I attempts at Government subsidy; time- ,'
| liability; shiftlessness; happy-go-lucky ! j
jpy rides; jaga^d ja |;5
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Finaily the day of accounting comes- : '
and with it comes conseiencerand cow- |
; ardice,
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Btit YOU have ti ne and opportunity to \
; make a different record! ' \U
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\ May we help! ill!
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Whether it is an 'hveritiiht
trip or a- yaotion jaunt that
i.-.; U?-; s:#
will trkeyoi* to Europe, we
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