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Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lewis were
Raleigh visitors, Toesday. |
"Wait for Farmville's Community'
Dollar Days, March 18th and 14th. f
Mr. and S^rs. J. 0. Pollard spent!
Wednesday in Greensboro.
Mrs. Herbert Kemp spent Sunday!
with relatives in Middlesex.
Wait for Farmville's Community j|
Dollar Days, March 18th and 14th. II
Miss Mildred Peele, of Wilson, is I
the guest of Mrs. J. W. Bass.
Lester Barrett, of Washington," D. jl
C., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Cora 11
L. Barrett.
E. C. Carr, Jr., student at Louis- I
burg College, spent the week end at I
his home herei
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Carr and sons I
spent Sunday with friends and rela- I
tives in Raleigh.
Miss Julia Tyson and Miss Frances |
Newton, of Charlotte, spent the week ! I
end at their homes here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hunter, of Mag- I
nolia, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. [I
John T. Thome, Sunday. II
Friends will regret to learn that j I
Mrs. C. Hubert Joyner is ill at herjl
home on Church street.
Friends will regret to learn that I
Mrs. Thomas Lewis is undergoing |
treatment in a Wilson hospital.
Wait for Farmville's Community 11
Dollar Days, March 13th and 14th. j
Miss Hazel Bass, teacher in the I
Scotland Neck schools, is spending I
the week end at her home here.
Mrs. 'Harold Sugg Askew and small
daughter, of Wilson, were guests of J
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Askew, Sunday. I
Mrs. J. R. Shearin, Mrs. Arthur I
Gay and Mrs. Manly Liles visited I
friends in Walstonburg, Wednesday.
A large number of Farmville music I
lovers attended the Westminster I
Choir concert in Greenville, Thursday I
evening.
Miss Elvira' Tyson spent the past I
week end with friends in Lumberton, J
where she attended the Moore-San
derson wedding.
Friends will be glad to learn that
Joyce Tyson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Tyson, is improving after
a rdfcent illness.
Miss Carrie Speight Turnage re
turned to Greensboro, Wednesday,
after a visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Turnage.
Friends will be glad to learn that -
J. Y. Monk, who underwent an opera
tion at Duke" Hospital, recently, is
reported as improving.
Wait for Farmville's Community a
Dollar Days, March 13th and 14th. d
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Miss Mary Thorne" Tyson, student
at W. C. U. N. C., Greensboro, spent v
the week end with her parents, Mr. ?
and Mrs. C. A. Tyson.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Murphy, of
Washington, D. C., spent the week
end with Mrs. Murphy's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Turnage.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ludlum, of ^
Towson, Md., and Mrs. Bill Meadows, a
of Rocky Mount, were guests of Mr. ^
and Mrs. W. C. Askew, Sunday. . ?
Miss Mary Lewis and friend, Miss I l<
Mary Jane Stewart, of Winston-Sa- l
lem, spent the week end at Miss
Lewis' home near Farmville.
Wait for Farmville's Community
Dollar Days, March 13th and 14th.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gates, Mrs. M.
V. Jones, Miss Vernice Lang Jones, E
Mrs. George Monk and Miss Eva Mae &
Turnage spent Tuesday in Durham. ii
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis, Sr. and a
family were guests at a dinner given ^
by Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Griffin, at
their home in Wilson, Sunday, in ob
servance of the 80th birthday of Mr. ?
Davis. " |
Mrs. B. R. Fields and son, Robert,
attended the band concert of the band e
from die University of North Caro- ^
Una in the Greenville high school, ?
Monday morning.
Friends will be glad to learn that I
E. C. Seaman, who underwent a re
cent operation at Parte View hospital,
Rocky Mount, has returned and is re
ported as recuperating rapidly. (
Wait for Farmville's Community c
Dollar Days, March 13th and I4th~* ?
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Miss Harriet Wyrm, of Fort Pierce, ^
Fla., spent Monday with her node, *
Ben Bynum. Friends here will Be
infiiiif II ii Aa 1 I, t__ a-V, ? -a. ?
interested to leant tnat Mias wynn -
was enroute to Washington, D. C., to 1
assume her duties as a member of the *
staff of one of the hospitals there. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Parker, of fl
Tarboro, araounee the birth of a 1
daughter, Elizabeth Irene,.at Edge
eombe fena?t Hospital, on Friday, I
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Monday, March 3
2:30 P. M.?Spiritual Life Group,
Woman's Society Christian Ser
vice, meets in the Chureh.
; 3:00 P. M?Baptist Missionary
[ # Society meets in the Chureh.
3:00 P. M.?Circle No. 1, Presby
terian Auxiliary, meets with
. Mrs. Bruce Cobh,
3:00 P. M.?Episcopal Auxiliary
meets with Mrs. C. S. Hotch
kiss.
3:00 P. M. ? Woman's Council
Christiap Church, meets in the
Church.
3:00 P. M.?Methodist Woman's
Society Christian Service, meets
in the Church.
8:00 P. M.?Circle No. 2, Presby
terian Auxiliary, meets with
Miss Mae Joyner.
Tuesday, 4
3:00 P. M.?Contract Club meets .
at the home of Mrs. G. M. Hold
en with Mrs. H. Neal Howard
at hostess.
6:30 P. M,:?Rotary Club.
8:00 P. M.?Junior Order.
Wednesday, 5
4:30 P. M.?The Major Benjamin
May Chapter, D. A. R., will en
tertain at a tea honoring Mrs.
J. S. Silversteen, State Regent,
and members of the State Exe
cutive Board.
Note?Literary Club is postponed
to Wednesday morning, March
12. Time 10:00. Hostess Mrs
J. I. Morgan, Sr.
Thursday, 6
3:00 P. M.?Junior Woman'i Club
meets at the home of Mrs. G.
M. Holden with Mrs. John M.
Mewborn and Mrs. Bill Forbes
as joint hostesses.
Friday, 7
1:00 P. M.?American Legion en
tertained at a luncheon meeting
by the Auxiliary with State
Commander Hall as honor guest.
3:00 P. M.?Lamrad Club meets
with Miss Vernice Lang Jones.
7:30 P. M.?Boy Scouts.
8:00 P. M. ? Woodmen of the
World.
Saturday, 8
2:30 P. M.?Major Benjamin May
Chapter, D. A. R., meets in 'the
Chapter House, with Mrs. E. L.
Baker and Miss Eunice McGhee
as hostesses. . '? '
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Taylor Everette Barrow, of Farm
nnounces the engagement of his
aughter, Lucy Olivia, to Dr. Alfred
'ranklin Hammond, Jr., of Pollocks
ille, and Fort Custer, Michigan, son
f Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Franklin
[ammond, . of Pollocksville. The
'edding will take place in March.
NOTE OF THANKS
We wish to express our deep ap
reciation to friends for their many
cts of kindness and other expres
tons of sympathy extended us dur
lg the illness and death of our be
>ved brother and uncle, David' L.
ang. .
The Family.
D. A. R. TEA
The Major Benjamin May Chapter,
'. A. R., is entertaining delegates
nd visitors to the annual State meet
lg of the Daughters of the Ameri
in Revolution, convening in Wilson
ext week, at a tea, to be held in the
hapter House on Wednesday after
oon, March 5, from 4:30 to 6:00
'clock, honoring the State Regent,
Lrs. J. S. Silversteen and the State
Executive Board.
All members of the various wom
n's organizations of Farmville have
een extended an invitation through
heir respective presidents.
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>. A. R. TO HOLD STATE 1
CONFERENCE INW1LSON
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The 41st annnal North Carolina
Conference, Daughters of the Ameri
an Revolution, will be hehfin Wil
on on March 4, 5, 6 by invitation of
he Chapters of the Eighth District.
<esaions will be held in the Metho
ist Church and the Hotel Cherry. ?
The hostess chapters are; Betsy
)owdy, Elizabeth City; Major Ben
amin May, Farmville; David Wil
iams, Goldsboro; Elizabeth Mont
ord Ashe, Halifax; Carolina Fa
riots, Mount Olive; Micajah Petway,
Jocky Mount; Colonel A. .McAllister,
biow HIS; Miles Harvey, Tarboro;
lajor Reading Blount, Washington;
-homas Harley, Wilson.
Delegates to represent the Major
Jenjamin May chapter at tile Con
erence were recently elected sa fol
ows: Miss Helen Smith, Mix. Joel
day; Mrs. Pickelsimei
Addresses Junioi
Women ' v?? -&
The 44th birthday of the National
Association of ftu-mjtsand Teachen
was celebrated at a special meeting
of the local organization. Rev. H
M. Wilson had charge of the medita
tion period, and the business sessior
was conducted by Mrs. R. LeRoy
Rollins. . ,
Mrs. I* F. Williford, secretary, re
ported the recent meeting of the exe
cutive committee;: Mrs. Claude L
Barrett, stated that the pssociatioc
has a balance of $245.48,- in her re
port as treasurer, and Supt J. H,
Moore told of 18 trees having beer
transplanted on the sehool grounds
in observance of Founder's Day. The
room-roll-call contest was wen by
the third grade, Miss Margaret
Lewis, teacher.
The president presented Master
Robert Pollard, winner of the recent
county declaration-recitation con
test, who gave his prize winning reci
tation, "When Johnnie Gtowb Up."
After this the huge birthday cake,
was set aglow by the lighting of the
44, candles by Boots Thomas, and
Mrs. Cherry Easley, program chair
man, announced the further observ
ance of the day in the presentation
of the pageant, "As Told By
Candles," which was enacted by
members of the Dramatics Club un
der the direction of Miss Ellen Lyles.
Following this, Miss Annie Perkins
recounted the incidents leading up to
the organization of the P. T. A., and
traced its history in an interesting
talk.
Members and visitors enjoyed a
social hour together, at which time
delicious refreshments were served.
The program of the Junior Wom
an's Club was featured with a splen
did discourse on "Modern American
Poets" by Mrs. P. W. Pickelsuner, of
Greenville. Mrs. Pickelsimer sketch
ed the lives and works of Robert
Frost, Carl Sandburg, Vachel Lind
sey, Allan Siegar and Florence Evans
and read poems depicting their style.
In conclusion she read Poe's "Anna
belle Lee." The guest speaker was
presented by Mrs. John Wilkerson.
The meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. J. M. Wheleps with Mrs. C.
M. Paylor and Mrs. Bob V. Fiser
as hostess, Mrs. J. *Leroy Parker
presiding. Mrs. Jesse Moye was ap
pointed as the club's teacher of
"Primer for Americans," which will
be taught in a study course, to be
sponsored by the federated clubs here.
Delicious refreshments were served
after adjournment Special guests
were Mrs. J. M. Wheless, Jr., Mrs.
Chester Outland, Mrs. Bryan Gaddy
and Miss Frances Beaman.
A delightful meeting of the Merry
Matrons was held with Mrs, R. A.
Fields on Tuesday. Early spring
flowers were in effective arrange
ments throughout the home.
The business session was presided
over by Mrs. R. LeRoy Rollins, at
which time Mrs. Joel Moye was elect
ed to serve as secretary. The guest
speaker of the afternoon, Mrs. Jesse
Moye, presented a highly, interesting
review of current happenings in the
United States!
During: the pleasant social hour (he
hostess, assisted by her daughter,
Mrs. John E. King, served a marsh"
mallow salad course with coffee.
Special guests were .Mrs. King, Mrs.
Jesse Moye, Mrs. Marvin Y. Self and
Mrs. G. A. Jones.
The 'American Legion Auxiliary:
held an interesting meeting in the
Legion hall with Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt,
Mrs. J. 0. Brock and Mrs. J. E. By
num as hostesses. The hall was deco
rated with a quantity of hawthjorne
and a miniature cherry tree.
Mrs. S. A. Gerris presided and
tjeanT reports from the treasurer,
Mrs. Louise D. Harris, and the pub
licity chairman, Mrs. J. E. Bynum.
Mw. B. B. Fields, in charge of the
program for the afternoon, presented
Mrs. W. M. Willis, who spoke on the
subject of "Americanism and Nation
al Defense." Mis. Willis announced
a recent gift of a flpg and pole to
If* Ffcrmville high, school by the
local America* Legion Post and the
Auxiliary.
Mrs, B, F. Weaver, road a selection,
"Women In War," which emphasised
the hferors of conflict and the im
portant part women can take to the
striving for universal peace. The
program chairman reviewed Jonathan
Daniels' recent magazine article,
'?America Awakens To War."
| After adjournment,,tto^mc^rs
cherry rie^mdjtoou^^to^ ligto^by
num was winner of the prise,
er of South Sea Island" roil, topped
with cream, toasted sandwiches,
rp. vw . . xv.
M ^ ^ , ,. mm . ^
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? welcomed as a new member.
{ Delicious ice box cake was followed
by coffee, cheese strip* and mints.
* Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Joynar
were gracious hosts to the Couple
Club Monday evening. Sprtys of
I early blooming shrubs were in at-,
. tractive arrangements. Mrs. W. E.
, Joyner was winner of the prise for
' ladies, a crystal plate, and Dr. Chas.
E. Fitzgerald won the men's prize,
' handkerchiefs. A delirious sweet
J course with cike ?*1 salted nuts
was served. *
Mrs. Alex Allen was hostess to
m?wnhewi of the Lemrsd Club, who
played another of the tournament
[' aeries of progressive bridge, in which
thin group 'it at present engaged.
Mrs. T. S. Ryon and Miss Eva Mae
[ Turnage were special guests, the
i former compiling high soore and win
, King a rose bush as an award. De
, Hghtful refreshments were served.
Mrs. J. W. Parker Was hostess at
a joint meeting of the Colonel Alex
- McAllister Chapter, D. A. R.,
; and the Rebecca Winbourne Cluster,
U. D. C. this week. Mrs. Mary Ool
vin Murphy presided and.Mta. E. Y.
Lovelace, chaplain of "the D. A. R.
chapter, led the devotional program.
In the period, devoted to business,
the regent reminded chapter mem
bers of the State Conference to be
held in Wilson March 4-6. Mrs. Rob
eraon was extended a cordial welcome
upon her return to the chapter, and
Miss Payne Sugg, a new member,
was warmly received.
A patriotic program was develop
ed by Mrs. Marvin Y. Self, who dis
cussed George Washington in the
light of a Christian gentleman, and
by Miss Paulyne Stroud, who, accom
panied by Mrs. Haywood Smith, sang
"God Bless America," "George Wash
ington," and "A Heart That's
After adjournment the' hostess
served a delectable salad course.^
The national colors were effective
ly carried in decorations of red car
nations,' white snapdragons and
Dutch iris, used by Mrs. Billy R.
Burke as ft floral setting for a meet
ing of the New Deal Club, held in
her home, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Henrietta M. Williamson won
the club prize, a crystal plate, and
Mrs. W. E. Joyrer received the guest
award, toilet water. Mrs. P. E. Jones
was given a potted plant as consola
tion for poor luck.
Miniature cherry trees in blue* top.
hats were used as centerpieces for
the tables when delicious refresh
ments, further emphasizing the chos
en color note, www served., Special
guests were Mrs. W. E. Joyner, Mrs,.
J. H. Paylor, Mre. R.( T. Williams,
Mrs. Wesley R. Willis and Mrs. J. P.
Surrett.
Members of the Wednesday After
noon Club and additional friends of
the hostess, Miss Eva Mae Turnage
and Miss Veruice Lang Jonee, en
joyed an" afternoon of contract this
week at the home of Mrs. Ted L. Al
brittpn. Hawthorne predominated in
the floral setting of spring blossoms.
Mrs. JL H Bpsdham won the high
soore prire. perifoime. Mire Eva Mao
Turnage, bride elpct, was presented
with a, lovely gift by the hostess.
Tipsy cake was rerved. followed hy
coffee, choore wafers and mints,
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of the Club members and their oat oi
town guests the Club House willbe
open every other Saturday night, be
ginning March 1, for games, dancing,
etc., and the following Committee
has been named to Sponsor these
Saturday night gatherings: Leroy
Parker, Chairman, Eli Joyner, Jr.,
Miss, Mary Friar Rouse, Mrs. Rex
Hodge and Richard Harris.
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NOTICE OF SALE!
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Under and by virtue of the power
of We cohtaihed in that oertain Deed
of Trust executed by Henry C. Moye,
and wife Frances Moye, J. V. Moye
and wife LOlie J. Moye, to John Hill
Paylor, Trustee, dated January 26th,
1980, duly recorded in Book N-18
page 201, Pitt County Registry, de
fault having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness therein so
cured, the undaris*"* Trustee will
on Tuesday, March 2Sth, 1941, at 12
o'clock Noon, before the Courthouse
door in Greenville, Pitt County,
North Carolina, expose to public sale
to the highest bidder for CASH, the
following described tract ?f land:
Being two-tenths undivided inter
est in H. G. Moye lands, same being
on North side of Sandy Run, ad-!
Joining the Nobles Tract on the East,
Lyde Tyer on the North, H. C. Moye
on the West, the interest herein con
veyed being the interest of H. C.
Moye and J. V. Moye from their
father's estate. '
This the 22nd day of February,
194L ?
JOHN HILL PAYLOR,
F27-4t Trustee.
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