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Mrs. Dor* H. Keel was a Green
ville visitor, Wednesday.
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Mm a H. Melton spsct Thursdaj
with friends in GrixneshuML
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Mrs. J. M. Christmsa spant Thurs
day with friends in Washington.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Beaman were
Snow HiH visitors, Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lynch, of Erwin,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. W. G. Sheppord, of Snow
Hill, was a visitor here Tuesday,
a a a
Mrs. C. B. Mashburn returned Mon
day from a visit to relatives in Ashe
ville.
a a ?
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Mewborn, of
Griftan, spent Sunday with Mrs. Abe
Joyner.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Morriss and
son, Wilbur, were Greenville visitors,
Wednesday.
a a a
Mx; and Mrs. W. T. Bick, of Wil
son, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Ballew.
a a a
Mrs. J. D. Owens and daughter,
Miss Neva, visited relatives in Falk
land, Sunday.
a a a
a
Mrs. E. L. Gaynor, Mrs. Bay Smith
and Mrs. Ed finch were Greenville
visitors, Tuesday.
a a a
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Turnage have
returned after spending several days
in Washington, D. C.
a a a
Mrs. H. lu Watson and Miss
Vernice Lang Jones were Baleigb
visitors, Wednesday.
a a a
Friends will regret to learn that
Mrs. Will Pollard, Jr.,' is ill at her
borne on Belcher street.
a a a
Mrs. F. 6. Dupree Sr., is leaving
Saturday to spend several weeks with
relatives in Atlanta, 6a.
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Mrs. Frank Davis, Jr., Mrs. Agnes
Blomxt and Mrs. L. E. Walston spent
Wednesday in Greenville.
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John Hill Paylor, addressed the
Woodmen of the World at Shelmer
dine, Wednesday night.
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Julian Smith, student at the Uni
versity of North Carolina, spent the
week end at his home here.
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Miss Bettie Lou Turnage arrived
Thursday for a visit to her grand
mother, Mrs. W. J. Turnage.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Booth, of
Hopewell, Va., were guests of rela
tives here during the week end.
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Mrs. Herbert Potter, Jr.. of Snow
Hill, spent Wednesday with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Lang.
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Mrs. H. L. Watson, of Wilson,
spent this week at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Monk.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Finch, of Phila
delphia, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E,
L. G&ynor and other relatives here.
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Miss Margaret Walter of the Wash
ington school faculty spent the week
end with her mother, lbs. Julia Wal
ter.
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Miss Minnie Overstreet leaves Sat
urday for Takelmd, Fla., after a
visit to her sister, Mrs. F. G. Dupree,
Sr.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Leslie Smith, Mrs.
L. E. Walston and Mrs. Frank Davis,
Jr., were Bocky Mount visitors, Mon
day.
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Mm. Nanie Barrett, Eli Joyner, Jr.,
sad Mm. D. S. Morrill were Drafcam
I aad Duke hoepatal viaitors, Tfenre
? day.
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I
I Mr. and -Mrs. P. G. Smith, Mr. and
I Mrs. J. H. Byunm and children, Joe
I ^Margaret, spent Itaday in
Mm. Joe Raffberry, Mm. tola Bra,
I ton, end Mrs. fiardy Loftin, of Rine
w?*?fcy.
cyv \ 9-9 9 - j.v, _? ^. ?
Miss Mary Ellen Yefrerton, mem
ber of the Snow Hill faculty spent the
week end at her home near Parmville.
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Bey. C. B. Mashbum returned Mon
day from Sumter, S. Cn where he held
a series of meetings in the First
Christian Church.
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Mr. and Mrs. J: B. Fiser and
Charles C. Baird, of Adairville, Ky.,
arrived Thursday for the Fiser-Monk
wedding and prenuptial events.
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Friends will be glad to learn that
Dr. D. S. Morrill is expected to re
turn home today from Duke hospital
where he has been receiving treat
ment.
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Mrs. Pearl Johnston, Mrs. Lucy
Burnley, of Goldsboro, Cecil Johnston
and Miss Homoselle Twyman spent
Sunday in Durham with relatives and
friends. ?
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Shearin and
son, Carl, Miss Both Thomas Shearin
and J. T. Sessoms, of Rocky Mount,
spent Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs. J.
R. Shearin.
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Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. R. H. Knott has returned from
Duke Hospital, where she has been
receiving treatment, and is recuper
ating rapidly. / /
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B. O. Taylor, John Hill Paylor, Bob
Paylor and Jack Paylor, were among
the number from Farnmlle attending
the Duke-Carolina game in Chapel
Hill, Saturday.
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Friends will be glad to learn that
Captain T. C. Turnage, Jr., who is
receiving treatment at the Naval
Base Hospital in Washington, D. C.,
is recuperating
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Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Shytle and
daughter Barbara Ann, of Washing
ton, D. C, arrived Thursday for a vis
it of se/erai days to Rev. and Mrs.
C. B. Maahbura.
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Friends will be glad to learn that
Miss Paulyne Stroud, of Kiniton,
member of the musical xnatrueifihi
staff in the Fsrmville school, is im
proving after a recent illness.
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F. B. Reynolds, who has served in
the government grading services here
during the tobacco sea inn, and Mrs.
Reynolds, left Wednesday to be on
the nmrket in Blackjtane, Vs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wesley R. Willis
have returned after a visit to their
daughter, Miss Helen Willis, student
at Duke. University, they were
among the many Fsrmville football
fans at the Carolina-Duke game Sat
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l The " ? nwWi TKyHragivrng
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? service wni oe aeto xms |Hn ?i w
I ltevwb?r<^S^?t ten o'dock."^'
I kr ittrohred in cruel war surely it be
I jfadi for en observance of the day
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
3:00 ^ t
the home of Mrs. J. L Morgan
with Mrs. T. E. Joyner as joint
hostess.
7:00 P. M.?Bed Men.
' 5:00 P. M.?Couple dub meet*
with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Joyner.
Tuesday, 26
3:30 P. M.?Marry Matrons meet
with Mrs. W. Leslie Smith.
6:30 P. M?Botary dub.
8.-00 P. M?Junior Order*
Wednesday, 27
2:30 P. M?New Deal dub meets
with Mrs. Henrietta M. William
son. -
3.-00 P. M.?Wednesday Afternoon
Club meets with Mrs* A. C.
Monk, Jr.
Thorsdey, 28
THANKSGIVING DAY
Friday, 28
7:30 P. M.?Boy Scouts.
8:00 P. M. ? Woodmen of die
(| World.
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I i\,bout> i#0Ci^ CkiGCii
fjjfi* HazeTLang Monk
I During Uli5eek
Social activities of the week Inn
CrOntfayW' to cwntor r^p(ffoo 0^20]
will takcT place in the Chriatian
Church *t 5:00 > o'clock tomorrow
(Saturday) afternoon.
Among the lovely prenuptial af
fair. of the weekwaa the bridge
party given in compliment to Mint
Honk by Miss Mary Ellen Yelvertom
The tables ware arranged, each,
with a rtflactor-center bearing mini
ature corsages of pastel flowers audi
ribbons hi shower affect, with the
bride elect's table marked by a larger
corsage, and a brie a brae souvenir
in wedding ring design. The room
was illuminated by and a
miniature wedding scene added a
charming note to the decorations.
After the goeets had arrived plum
pudding topped with eream and grmn
cherries coffee end salted nuts were
served and later in the evening iced
fruit juice was passed.
Ia the progressive games of con
tract, Mrs. George Moore, Jr., scored
high and was awarded a bridge cov
er; Mrs. J. Y. Monk retained the
floating prise of novel ash trays, and
Mrs. Bex Hodges received a potted
plant as consolation. The
presented Miss Monk with china in
her ffcf* pattern.
Mrs. Ted L. Albritton and lbs.
James R. *trfTiTni at a
beautifully appointed buffet luncheon,
complimentary to Mias Monk, with
members of the bridal party and
other friends numbering twenty.
The table bore a lace cover and
waa centered with an arrangement of I
white and pink chrysanthemums. The
; hostesses, seated at either end of
I the table, served, chicken loaf and
tomato aspic. Potatoes an gratin,
| rolls, assorted pickles, macaroon tor*
jtoni and coffee were served from the I
buffet -Cranberry juice cocktail was
i served at the individual tables, where'I
mint cups bore tiny corsages and
also indicated the places of guests.
Mrs. H. L. Watson, sister of the
bride elect and Mrs. Plato Monk, both
of Wilson, ware out of town guests.
Mrs. A. Everette James entertained
Miss Monk and the bridal party at a
charming breakfast. Wednesday, at
the home of Mrs. G. M. Holden. The
bride elect*s table bore a centerpriece
i of yellow chrysanthemums and the
! auxiliary tables were centered with
I similar arrangements. The bride
elect was remembered with a silver
compote.
A number of friends, entertained
Mr. Fiser at a stag supper in Green-1
ville Wednesday evening.
Mr. and lbs. A C. Monk, Sr., and
1 Mr. and Mrs. A C. Monk, Jr., will be
I hosts at a dinner party honoring the I
popular young oouple tonight Thurs
day.
Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Jones and Miss
Venice Lang Jones willv entertain
following the rehearsal on Friday eve
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Watson, of Wil
son, will be hosts at a luncheon for
the bridal -party and out of town
Bests at the Country Cljjb on Satur
day.
I Members of the Contact Club and
Additional guests, Miss Haael Lang
Monk, bride elect her mother, Mrs.
I J. T. Monk, and sister, Mrs. H. L.
Watson, of Wflsoa, Mrs. Billy Burke,
Mrs. W. M. Willis, Mrs. P. E. Jones
I and Mrs. H. H. Bradham enjoyed an
afternoon of bridge with lbs. Lath
Morriss as hostess. A color note of
yellow ud white was carried in the
floral decorations of handsome chS?
santbamum# and the Thanksgiving
I season was emphasized la the tallies
and* table appointments. '
I Mrs. W. E. Jcyner, winning high
score for dub members, was awarded,
a crystal hostess plate and lbs. W. j
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luus bo? Fhr^vvvlTlft Tobacco
p *Hfiftth ^t ft
^TWelve tables were placed in rooms
made colorful with fall flowers, and
Thanksgiving season. After the
games, priia* were awarded as fol
lows: ~
lira, C. H. Womack received high
score prise for local guests, with
Mrs. Walls compiling high among
out of town guests. The consolation
went to libs. B. H. Oonley.andthe
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prize offered memners 01 Mrs. xieatn s
bridge club was won by Mrs. Dur
wood Hart The hostess presented
the honoree with a gift of costume
A delicious sakd course, cake and
ooffee were served after the games.
Farmville friends in attendance
were: Mm Wells, Mm R. T. Wil
liams, Mm Rex Hodges, Mm J. T.
Windham, Mm D. R. Morgan, Mm
L. E. Pickett, Mm M. V. Jones, Mm
R. L. Smith, Mm Wed Oates, Mm
A. C. Monk, Jr., Mm Tonimie Ryon,
Mm John E. King, Miss Mary Friar
Rouse, Mm John M. Mewborn, Mm
R. C. Copenhaver and lbs. Pat Ruf
fin.
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PRIDG EN-JOHNSON
Friends hen and throughout the
State have received the following an
nouncement this week:
"Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Willie Lee Johnson, to Archie
Howard Pridgen, on Thursday, the
fourteenth of November, nineteen
hundred and forty, Wilson, North
Carolina."
was assisted by. Mi's. Florence Thome |'
in the entertaining program, which I
consisted of story telling, games and L
contests. James Thome won the tor- j,
just where a turkey's, head should be. \
J After opening his gifts, the small
host invited his guests to gather
about the table center** with the 1
huge birthday oake, and as they sang
"Happy 'Btrthday^fiie candles were
lighted. The cake was served with
whistler^ g^aa dwria. %'g I
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
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Born to Mr. and Mr*. Jobs S. Hol
laman of Marshall, a daughter, Donna
Elizabeth, at Mission Hospital, Ashe
ville, November 18. The baby was
named for its mother, maiectal
grandmother, maternal great grand
mother, paternal great grandmother,
and several aunts. Mrs.
was formerly Miss Myra Elisabeth
Westbrook, of Baleigh, and-the father
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Holla
man of Farmville.
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Hitler seems to find the island entr <
pire hard to take ' !
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Never go on a bond unless you are j
ready to pay the costs.
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The Greeks had a word for it and J
the Italians haven't figured it out J
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After some exhibitions we are in- j
dined to advocate "trousers for !
women" week. J
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The search for .truth is so difficult <
that even preachers are unable to \
agree upon its .exposition. ? I'
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11/ yon want to gain the good \
opinion of an individual, give lim an J
order for what ha has to aelL
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IMlvtJl?Ul2Kf* wWUlw Ui VUVul CllvvlWUXl
vra n&rfonV' a# fW fnnd -Vi j*.,;,
appeared to have enjoyed the eve
ilng. We are especially thankful
Mm. <3. McArthur. $||
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PHYSICIAN I
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i Announces the Opening
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[ Pitt County Ins. Agericy Bldg.
2nd Floor
MONDAY, NOV. 25, 1940 I
Thanksgiving Turkey
- CALL or SEE
W. A. Pollard, ? Phone 342-1
M. B. PoEud,?Rone 221-1
Farmvile, N. C.
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NEXT TWIT ;
Pamvflle?Office at fMfc* Jewelry
S*ei% MONDAY, NOV. SStk.
Syce Examined ? Glacaee Fitted
?Tirbwt Every Sttordiy?
Save With
SING'S HT-TBST GAS
Refniar First Grade
19* Gallon
lit Grade Kerosene 10c Gal.
Motor 00 10c Qt and U?
300 SOimi MAIN ST.
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Thanksgiving Special I
Dressed Turkeys & Hens j \
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prepared for hospitality, I
a home you can be proud |
I of in every way. |
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each cash dollar pur- |
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may get you the... |
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