*?*?? ? ? : -
R. D. Rouse hasraturaed from the
Kentucky
?*WtF
Mias Hasel Monk spent Monday in
: Wilson
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Mr. ynJ -Mrs. John B. Lewis were
Wilson visitors, Tuesday. ^
9 9 9
Mrs. Louise Harris spent Tuesday
in Greenville with relatives. ?6
Mrs. Eugene Davis, of Baleigh,
spent Saturday with friends, here.
? * ?
u;aa Car ley Ann Johnson visited
relatives in Wilson during the week
end.
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Uita Tabitha DeViseonti has re
turned from a visit to friends in Nor
folk, Vs.
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Mrs. H. L. Holden, of Wilson, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. H- r Nasi
Howard.
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Mrs. H. Neal Howard and Mrs. Ar
thur F. Joyner were Wilson .isttars,
Tuesday.
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Mrs. J. W. Parker and John Harris,
Js* spent Wednesday and Thursday
in Oxford. -
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Bert Watkins, of Jackson, Miss., is
viaiting his mother, Mrs. Helen Wat
kins Horton.
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Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. W. M. Wilson is out again after
a recent Illness.
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Mayor and Mrs. George W. Davis
and Kni J. H. Moore were Baleigh
visitors, Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Thornton and
son, of Wilson, visited relatives end
friends here Tuesday.
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Mrs. Ted L. Albritton and Miss
Evelyn Horton were Gokiaboro and
Wilson visitors, Thursday.
Mrs. Mamie Cherry baa returned
to Richmond, Va., after ?; visit to
Mrs. W. A. Pollard, Sr.
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Mrs. J. T. Windham, Mrs. L. E.
Flowers and Mrs. Prisy , H. Smith
were WSaoii visitors,
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Mrs. George Farr has retimed to
Asheville after a visit to her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Mashburn.
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Mrs. J. L. Abbott, of Kinston, and
son, Robert Lee, are spending the
week end with Mrs. H. Neal Howard.
? * *
Friends will regret to lean* that
E. G. Shirley, of the Walstonburg
section is critically ill in a Wilson
hospitaL
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Mrs. M. L. Moye, Mrs. Joel md
Mrs. Howard Moye and Mrs. Mary M.
Patterson were Greenville visitors,
Monday.
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Mrs. Preitt, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Earl Howell, left
this weak for her honwr in Binmng
v. ham, Ala. 1
Farmville stadents^at
their respective hemes here for the
holidays. ?, ?
spent Sunday and Monday -in
Mrs. E. F.
ell and mothar, Mm. Fndtt,
, \ ' 9 9 9 -
\ <**'Wta?.
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Mf. and Mrs. C. T. Dixon and
daughter, Daisy, and Bud Dixon, of
Wilson, Knott Proctor, Sr . and Jr.,
and Mrs. LouiseHarris wew lunch
eon guests of Mr. and Mrs. John D.
Dixon, Sunday.
MAYFAIB CLUB TO HOLD
?????& FORMAL DANCE ttTH
i '?"*?]$ -y >...
Members of the Mayfair Club hare
announced the first formal, dance of
that organisation to be held in the
D. A. R. Chapter House on Wednes
day evening, December 28, from ten
to two o'clock.
A call meeting of themjmbers will
be held on Monday evening, Decem
ber 19, in the town hall at 7:80
o'clock.
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CHAPTER HOUSE OPENf FRIDATf
EVENWG?
The Major Benjamin May Chapter
House will be open for informal
dancing on; Friday evening, Decem
ber 16- ^ v .
The dances, sponsored . during the
tion have been reported as very de
lightful and enjoyable affairs, and
as on former occasions the dance on
Friday will be managed and chape
roned by members of this group. Ad
mission will be 25c per person. Music
furnished hy the new RCT. machine.
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LAST RITES HELD FOR
HENRY EDWARD BRYAN
'
Funeral services for Henry Edward
Bryan, 68, a highly respected Fanfe
viHe citizen, were held Monday after
noon from the Farmville Funeral
Home St three o'clock by Rev. C. B.
Mashburn, pastor of the Christian
Church, assisted by Hev. B. B. Ford
ham, Baptist minister. ^Interment
was made in Hollywood cemetery. ^
daughter, Mrs. H. E. Coburn in New
portNews, Va.,wh2l1*had been_w
,a visit of ?v?al daya. JEto had suf
Sni ^^KriLrffiTwife, M?
TSuline Hathaway Bryan* ^ preceded
him to the grave-three years before.
SarfMag aw rix danghter*Jb*
of Newport News; Ifisa Tunis Bryan,
of AhoeWe; Mrs. L. W. Andrews,
W J?
i > -y ' ' it-i.iifiri-ki . fAfii'''' ~
CHURCH S ?
g|-.^ -i.^3|-'?C ,11. 1 ?tjji a? V:?
maa program featuring the
7:00 P. M. ? Red Men.
: -v.
8:00 P. M. ?v Contract Club will
meet with Mm. Arthur P. Joy
ner.
m f- *? K Ro^ Oub.
2:30 P. M. ~ Lamrad Club meets
with Mrs: W: Alexander Allen.
7:30 P. M. ? Maeone.
8:00 PfvLr, a^b?Walmen'
7:80 P. M. ?"Boy Scouts.
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I ^ Wffts gat y uTG3S?u and
I suggestion and*t^r^ef ^nd^Sdile
the Chapter House. ' |
I Rev. C. B. Mashburn conducted the I
Mrs. E e Davis of Rai " h I
'regent of 3m North Carolina Daugh-I
Chapter at this time.After congra- J I
i*Mng tin group, on tibf; lovely new
home Mrs. Davis outlined the activ
ities and plans of the state organise-j
pdrtance^ ti?: ^^ "Stizenship I
program, which has to do with train- I
ing children in the schools to be good
American citizens.
?; The program -was brought to :?% I
?j
sided over the huitintet' Mwlon.
m^fch ^WM^e ?
memorializing the donors of
honorary member at this time, I
_ ... ?li-n n ' ?? 1 .. \1 A - - I
Hiftmnftraiup committee, Dresenteo bd* i
I plications of lfi? Frank Brown, of
lenenTiUfr nd Mrs. J/ t, Shadtle
ford for memlxnliip, and a cordial j
I welcome was extended two new mem-1
James Mewborn, of Kihsten. /
I ved. Special guests of the chapter I
?were 2TEu^Davis,
Iter Turnage and Mrs. Preston Mur- jl
I The December meeting of the Wo
rn man's Club, one of the most enjoy- I
I able and interesting of the ^ jifrtHjfjjfjw
year, was held at^the^home of ^Mrs. I
^JotoTt^and H^^har'
The program, conducted by the
E Joyner acting as joint leader for
sMiiiia ?
leigi Garden Club Stow, which she I
attended, and by.*'discussion and
^tifVMhiWt b^^stmas^r^
ISS^pSTii
spread with a lace cloth and-silver
I Lee Joyner, Home Ecofiomics teacher.
Christmas cand&and decorated wu
[ meirt- Miss DeViscontL of rta Gmi?
sanowicaes cut in Christmas tree ami
star motifs, coffee, nuts and stuffed
^ ,SM^hiue ^'wjJton!
I SKoebucjc, and Bona Robinson.
The Now Deal dub wacdelightfal
jj ontW^Md h*Mra 3. A/Craij.
ftSartost ?
grwM vP?>i^'*"Mp refreshments
mtefe
Jack Paylor was host to tfcb-.Chil*
dren of toe Confederacy on Thursday
and led in the pledge ef allegiance to
Old Glory and *fihe salu??to the Cob-?
federate flag. ? :Xvonna Smith, chafc
lain, was in charge of the devotional
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^-Twpee new memoei%were aooea to
|?b*toll 'SSThe consisted of
a poem, "House Beautiful," read by
Francai^Howard "Pettigre^ Charge
At Gettysburg Wmrim' Smith;
"Two Little Confederates," by Helen
Boose, *itfi-*The Cromwell ot>toa
War Between The States," by Anne
J?Th? next ti will be h Id with
Bryan wteb to ex^ress toek^Se
apptedagm fMM^:flOT#:toiNte
oyten^jM them during their bereave
1 Ckjckisf^ Up ClilAren
Wan ^ J' L' Shacl"rf0rd "d
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