Mm J. L Morgan, Jr., wis ^ Wil
son visitor on Thursday.
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Mrs. Jade Lewis spent Wedhesfey
afternoon in Greenville.
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Worth Stewart of Dunn was a
visitor here on Wednesday.
Mrs. Travis Hooker, of Greenville,
was a visitor hare on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith, of
Greenville, spent Sunday here.
Miss Edna Skinner spent Tuesday
evening at her home in Hookerton.
Mrs. J. E. Russell and Mrs. L. J.
Williford were Wilson visitors Wed
nesday.
Miss Elisabeth Davis and Mr. end
Mrs. Herman Voss spent Sunday in
Pinehurst.
Mrs. Jack Kirk of Tarboro spent
several days of this week with Mrs.
R. E. Pickett.
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Miss Peggy Mewborn of Goldsboro
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J.
A. Mewborn.
Mrs. Linwood Russell underwent
an appendectomy in a Kinston hos
pital, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Baker and
family spent Sunday with relatives
in Washington.
Mrs. Ellen Beaman and Mrs. Lucy
Rasberry were Greenville visitors,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Nonie Barrett visited her ais
er, Mrs. Van Fleming, this week in
Greenville.
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Miss Maybelle Kornegay of Seven
Springs is visiting her sister, Miss
Lottie Kornegay.
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Mrs. J. W. Holmes and Miss
Frances Winstead were Rocky Mount
visitors, Tuesday.
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Claude Monk and Ralph Byerly of
Winston-Salem visited J. Y. Monk,
Sr., on Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Watt Newton of
Fountain, visited Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Parker on Tuesday.
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Miss Myrtle Sutton has moved her
residence to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. B. 0. Turnage.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Case of Foun
tain visited Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Windham on Monday.
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Mrs. J. L. Shacklef ord and party of
friends of Greensboro are on a two
weeks tour of Florida.
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Mrs. A. Q. Roebuck, Mrs. J. 1.
Morgan and Mrs. Frank Davis were
Raleigh visitors, Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Ogleeby of
Elizabeth City are spending this
week with relatives here.
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Misa Harriet Carr is spending sev
eral days of this wed: with Mrs. A.
B. Mewborn in Goldsboro.
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Miss Russell Ward and Mrs. A. P.
Burton spent the week end at Mrs.
Burton's home in Wilmington.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henry Bynum
and children, Joe and Margaret, were
Greeirville visitors, Wednesday.
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Mrs. G. E. Thompson, Mrs. J. D.
Anders and Mrs. Joseph Batchelor
were Rocky Mount visitors Wednea
day.
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D. B. Morgan returned Tuesday
I from Greensboro where he attended
the North Carolina Jewelers' Con
I - vention.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leo Norville and
family of Chicago, I1L, will spend the
weak end with Mr. and Mrs. B. T.
Norville. " ^
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I - Mrs. J. L Morgan, Sr., leaves Fri
day for a week's visit to her mother,
Mrs. C. S. Whittlesey in Opehka,
Alabama. - iff* p?
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J. W. Hobnes retained Saturday!
ter, Mint C. W. Sogers in Memphis, I
Mr. snd Mrs. Ernest Barrett, Dora
MseJamtt, and Mr. and Mrs. Bas
-*';e? Sandadfi-^"-'^
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Mrs. John D. Holmes, Mrs. Elbert]
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Mrs. M. V. Jones, Mrs. W. M. Wil
lis, Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt, Mrs. P. ?.
Jones and Miss Betsy Jones were
Greenville visitors Wednesday.
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Mrs. S. L. Windham and Mrs.
Hazel Esterl&nd and small son, Don
ald, of Raleigh were the week end
guests of Mrs. G. W. Windham.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hodges and Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Bradham were din
ner guests of Miss Ester Mitchell in
Kinston on Wednesday evening.' :
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Mrs. Novella H. Cappe and Mrs.
Madeline H. Rountree, of Washing
ton, D. C., spent the week end with
their mother, Mrs. Dora H. Keel.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Rollins vat
tended the funeral of Mr. JPaul Han
l nah, in Suffolk, Va., Wednesday, Mr.
Hannah was related to Mrs. Rollins.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffin of
Wilson and Miss Elizabeth' Davis
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Underwood on Tuesday eve
ning.
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Rev. H. M. Wilson and J. C.
Corbitt spent Tuesday and Wednes
day in Washington where they at
tended a Spring Meet of the Presby
tery.
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Miss Lena Carraway, who has been
receiving treatment at Duke Hispi
t&l, Durham, will undergo an opera
tion on Friday. We wish her a
speedy recovery.
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Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt, Mrs. M. V,
Jones and Mrs. Annie Rigsby motor
ed to RockyMojmt on Monday, where
Mrs. Rigsby is receiving: treatment
I at the Park View Hospital.
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John B. Lewis, Secretary of the
i Farmvilie Chamber of Commerce, at
tended a group meeting of represen
tatives of Eastern Carolina towns
held in Greenville, Tuesday.
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Mrs. GL A. Jozgf left Wednesday
| for Staunton,-Va^ for a visit of sev
| eral days to her son, Fred Jones, who
holds a position with the Goodyear
| Tire and Rubber Company, there. .
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Irvin Morgaav^ official delegate
from the local Rotary Club, is at
i tending the Animal Convention of the
l?9th District of Rottuy Internation
al which is convening'in Greensboro,
this week. "|jp c-r f ; "<
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Mrs. P. E. Jones, Mrs. Rob Ffsipr,
Mrs. H. L. Watson, Mrs. Ted Al
britton, Mr. and Mr* Hubert Joyner,
William Humphery and James Lang I
attended the funeral of Mr. Wffliam
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L;. Mrs. George Moore, Mm John
T. Thome, Mrs. j. M. Christman,
Mm B. S. Sheppard, Miss Tabitha
DeViseonti, Mm J. W. Joynar, Mm
J. H. Harris, Mm DC S. Morrill, Mm
8:90 P. M.?Garden Club meets
J at the home of Mrs, G. M. Hold
g en with Mrs. S. L. Barrett and
Mrs. W. C. Askew as Joint hoe
8:00 P. M.?Couple Club meets
with Dr. and Mrs. Charles B.
Fitzgerald. /
Tuesday, IS
T.-00 P. M.?Botary Club.
8:00 P. M.?Junior Order.
Wednesday, SO
8:80 P. M.?Literary Club meets
with Mrs. Haywood Smith.
Thursday, May 1
3:15 P. M.?Junior Woman's Club
meets at the home of Mrs. Tom
Ryon. Mrs. J. B. Joyner will be
the guest speaker.
Frifcy,
3:00 P. M.?Lamrad Club will
meet with Miss Mary Friar
Rouse.
3:30 P. M.?Rebecca Winbourne
Chapter of the U. D. C. will
meet.
7.-00 P. M. American Legion.
7:80 P. M.?Boy Soouts.
8:00 P. M. ? Woodmen of the
World.
Saturday, S
10:00 A. M.?Bird Club.
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Miss Dorothy Lewis delightfully
daas, the high school faculty, and a
few-invited guests at a barbecue snip
per at the Home Demonstration Club
House. Guests found their places
by place cards on which were tied
>w>nirHf^^ Twxwyyys ayl boutonieres
of mm? 4S
V After the supper was oyer, games
and contests were enjoyed, pingo
prixee wen won by,Misses Susie
fountain, Ruth Parker, Hazed Quian,
Anise Barney, Yvonne Smith, and
Betty W&aba and Messrs. Fred T.
Langford and Mark Mozingo. The
Marching to Jerusalem pvize was
won by R. S. Braxton. Miss Geral
dine Cameron won the prise in the
advertising contest -All the guests
worked hard on the Intelligence con
test to find "Teachers You Are Tip
Top." Miss Margaret Harris won
the cake in the Cake Walk.
During the games, . punch and
cookies were served.
American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Nonto Barrett, Mrs. J. H.
Bynum and Mrs. J. Lewis Creech
were joint hostesses to the American
Legion Auxiliary on Thursday, April
17. The Legkm Hall was beautifully
decorated with snirea and iris.
Mrs. S. A. Garris, president, pre
sided, using the accepted rituaL
During a short business session, Mrs.
Louise Harris read letters from the
boys at Oteen; Mrs. Garris reported
oai her recent visit to the New Veter
ans Hospital in Fayetteville; "Girls'
State" was discussed, Mra. W. M.
Willis and Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt being
appointed to select a girl from the
High School Junior Class to attend
this citizenship course to be given at
the Woman's College in Greensboro,
June 15-21.
* Mrs. LeRoy Rollins, program
chairman for the afternoon, intro
duced Mrs. Claude Barrett, who gave
a splendid review of "The Country
Lawyer."
Miss Etta Frances Harper gave a
piano solo, ?'Country Gardens."
Mrs. M. V. Horton conducted a
contest on the Presidents of the
United States. Mra. B. R. Fields,
scoring high, won packages of
flower seeds.
During the social hour, the hos
tesses served a variety of sandwiches
with a refreshing drink.
Mrs. Claude Barrett was a special
guest
Junior Woman's Club.'
Mrs. Howard Moye delightfully en
tertained the Junior Woman's Club
on Thursday afternoon.
Sprays of dogwood and - yellow
jasmine, spirea, iris and yellow tulips
were effectively arranged through
out the home.
During1 a short btwnjess session,
the President, Mrs. Leroy Parker, an
nounced that the local club had re
ceived an invitation to send a mem
ber to serve as personal page to Mrs.
John D. Robinson, State Federation
President, daring the entire conven
tion to be held in Winston-Salem in
May. Mrs. Jesse Moye was appoint
ed to represent the dob in this cap*
,|i?
city.
Miss Frances Winstead will attend
the Junior Day program and will
serve as the second voting delegate.
For the program, Mrs. L. J. Willi
ford gava an interesting paper on
"A Modern American Artist," choos
ing as her subject, Thomas Benton,
a moral paintet? ; a -
During the social hour, guests were
invited to the dining room where
Mrs. Joe Moye served refreshing
punch and sandwiches from a beau
tifully hppointad table.
:. iV. v'; Meat-Teacher.:
The Parent-Teacher Association
opened" its regular monthly meeting
on Thursday evening, with devotional
exercises lead by Rev. W. L Bennett.
flss Margat^^lpris' room' won
roil calLS^lg^S;
During tile business session, Mrs.
^baUa^dT'$SeiTMr^: I* J.
Williford, reporting from the Execu
colored school lunch room 100 quarts
of vegetables; she rM' a note of
thanks from Miss Vercna Lee Joynef
for the brief case presented to her
by the association at the last meet
ings:, nian announced that the May
and^ower for the gymnasium kitch
en. The hounfewill be from 2:30
to 4:00.
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Ovenmz tfop mosrfun jirfc John I
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.. Ma. M. V. Jones #exmingly en?
tertained JtheJMeriry Matrons and
additional guests on Tuesday. Spi
res, iris and tulips were, in graceful
arrangement throughout the home.
Opening the program, lbs. John
D. accompanied at the piano
by Mri. J. M. Hobgood, sang, "Amer
ion Lullaby" and "In the Luxem
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bourg- Gardens."
Mrs. J. I. Morgan, program chair
man for the afternoon, nrps^ted
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J6?i: Annie Perkins, who "gave ' '*?'
splendid review- of "The Vanishing
Virginian."
Miss Betsy Willis Jones (light
ed her hearers with her violin rendi
tion of "Home Sweet Home." W?
During the Social hour,,a frozen
fruit salad course was served with
iced tea. v,V:,.--;,:fW|
Special guests were Mrs. Agnes!
Blount, Mrs. G. W. Monk and Mia.
Herman Von. - |
New Deal Club
Mrs. Jade Lewis graciously enter
tained the members of her bridge
club and additional guests on Wed
nesday morning fit the home of Mra.
G. hfc Holden. " <
Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt, scoring high
for dub member*,* won a linen re
freshment cover. Mrs. L. E. Wals
ton received stationery as consola
tion. Mrs. Pat Ruff in, high for
guests, received dusting powder.
During play, a refreshing drink
with cookies was served.
Special guests were Mrs. Tom
Ryon, Mrs. Ben Lang, Mrs. Jamps
Lang and Mra. Pat Ruffin.
Wednesday Afternoon Club.
Mrs. John King delightfully enter
tained the member's of her bridge
dub and other guests on Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. M.
Holden.
'Mrs. George Moore won the dub
prize and Miss Geraldine Gardner,
the g'uest prize. These were attrac
tive beverage ~ sets.
Following play, cookies and sand
wiches with a refreshing drink were
served.
Special guest* were Mrfi. Ben Lang,
Mrs. Lath Morriss, Miss Gera&iine
Gardner, Mrs. R. E. Pickett and Mrs.
Jack Kjrii.
Mra. Holden's home, beautifully
decorated with spires, yellow tulips
and white iris* presented a lovely set
ting for the two above parties.
Mr. and Mra. Fred Carr entertain
ed a large number of members of
the Carr family t>n Tuesday evening
at their hofne. A delicious barbecue
dinner was served.
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NIJW LIBRARY BOOKS
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The Farmville Public Library an
nounces the following new books:
Non-Fiction: "Crusade in Crino
line," by Forest Wilson; "I Rode
With Stonewall," Henry Kidd Doug
ids; "Oat of the Night," Jan Vantin;
"Christ and the Fine Arts," Cynthia
P. Hans.
" Fistion: "Aunt Elsa," E. G. Pink
ham; "The Heritage of Hatcher Ide,"
Booth Tarkington; "Walking the
Whirlwind," Brigid Knight; "Hang
My Wreath," Ward Weaver; "With
out Valour," Laurt Long; "For
Whom the Bell Toller Ernest Hem
mingway; "Up; at the Villa," W.
Sommerset Maughan; ? "Raleigh's
Eden," Inglis Fletcher; "Petunia
Pomp," Irvine Graff. 3
Juvenile: Tom Edison Fftds i
Out," and A. Lowitxj "Peter the
Goat," Diana Thorn; "Peter Panda,".
Pauig E. Walker; ^Serosa XMving
Ducks,"' Margaret Friskey; "Trains
Going By," Mark Bartman; "Mother
Goose JRhymee," C. M. Barturg; ."The
Little History of the United States,"
U. Payne; "Starlight; Star Bright,*
Mildred Meese; The R|ir Adven
ture," Janet E. Gray; "Spaifcs, and
Utile Sparks," H. Ffcwtom. |||
I ' Dora Speight Trevathan rood an
article about the Cardinal and Brown
where throns aiiora,,; protection from
cats. The cardinal's neat is lights
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tristful bird often puts herhOMel
reach it-easilv At thta season of the II
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year wnen turds are Duiiaing., their III
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equipped with the exclusive Stainless JSteel _
Cold-Ban?the new Polar Light?Sliding
Crisper?space for frozen foods?the new,
seamless, All-steel KeIv; iator cabinet:
Does that give you an idea about the
fmmrlng 1941 Kelvinator values now in J
our showroom? Stop in and see all nine
models.
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v'. vWMS iftown 8f6 wryfilrWij^lnyouf & ?
kitchen wtth 5-Year PiotecUoo'Ptan. MM*fa
State and local taxes extra. Prices Mlf/p ??
subject to Change without notice. if***
FARMVILLE FURNITURE CO.
SOUTH MAIN STREET ; FARMVILLE, N. C.
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NOTICE I
Fine Arte Department will meet
today, Friday, April 26, at the home
of Mrs. J. H. Moore, at 3:30 P. M.
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Wars are neither avoided, nor won,
by .wishful thinking.
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Tomato Plants ??
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The Presbyterian Auxiliary wishes
o announce that they have a new
upply of Royal Crown Wax. Any
me resiring to buy wax, may secure
t from any Auxiliary member ?
?rice per ouart, 75c?pint, 50c.
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