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Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bynum were
Wilsoir visitors, Thursday. ^ ?
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Miss Vernice Lang Jones spent
Tuesday in Bobenunville.
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Mrs. J. H. Darden spent the week
end with relatives in Durham.
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Miss Gladys Morris, of Crisp, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. James Lewis.
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Miss Martha Lewis and Miss Mary
Bar bee spent the week in Norfolk,
Va.
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Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lewis and
son spent Wednesday at Morehead
City.
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Miss Dot Penny, of Raleigh, is the
house guests of Miss Geraldine Skin
ner.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Garris have re
turned from a vacation trip to
Florida.
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Miss Merle Swain, of Greensboro,
is the guest of Miss Mary Thome
Tyson.
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Miss Dicie King left this week to
take training as a nurse in Balti
more, Md.
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Friends will regret to learn that
Mrs. Sam Wainright is ill in a Kins
ton hospital.
* * *
Mrs. W. R. Skinner has returned
from a visit to relatives and friends
in Wilmington
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Mrs. Clyde Finch and ?> daughter,
Miss Carolyn, are guests of Mrs. J.
M. Christman.
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Miss Tabitha DeVlsconti and Mrs.
J. M. Christman were Kinston visi
tors, Monday.
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Rev. and Mrs. P. F. Newton, of
Rich Square, spent Wednesday with
Miss Alice Dale.
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Miss Eula Cram, of Richmond, Va.,!
arrived Thursday for a visit to Mrs.
.John T. Bynum.'
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Mrs. EdgarBamet^an^^H^WP
I have returned from a visit to rela
tives in Man son.
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Mrs. Henrietta M. Williamson and
I son, Milton, are visiting relatives at
Liberty this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Eason, Jr., of
I Newport News, Va., spent Tuesday
with relatives here.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Joyner have
returned from their vacation trip to
I Waynesboro, Va.
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I Mrs. Haywood A. Smith and son
left Tuesday for a visit to relatives
I at Buckzoe Beach, Va.
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I Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. John T. Thome is recuperating
I from a recent ilhioes I
mm*
I Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moore and
daughter, Nancy Lu, have returned
I from a visit to Brevard
I Miss Annie Vee Powell, of Middle
sex, is spending the week end with
? Miss Geraldine Gardner.
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H
? ? Miss Ann Simons has returned to
WiBtes-Barre,. Pa., after a visit tol
I the J. O. Pollard family.
I I
Miss Tabttha DeViseonti and Mrs.1
I J. M. Christman were Greenville and!
? Falkland visitors Thursday.
I' I
Mr. and Mrs. William Thome ancfl
? daughter, of Washington, D. C.? arc!
I guests of Miss Leila Thome. I
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wright, JrM
of Greensboro, spent the week end
? with Mr*. J. L. Shackleford.
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I ^Mm^L V. Jo^^n^^iue lags- ?
I were Durham visitors, ednieday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Eh F. Gaynor and
? MMMMS HMB I Jlla MAjvf W PflllPSr
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SU? ASZS9 MBUOZK J9BI xw??tG{
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Miss Annie Perkins, Mrs. J. M.J
Hohgood and. sister, Mrs. Kate Rey
nolds, spent Monday at Seven]
Springs. I
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Rev. H. M. Wilson and J. C. Cor
bett attended the recent midsummer j
meeting of the Presbytery held in
Falkland.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Joyner and Eli
Joyner, Jr., spent several days of
this week at -the furniture market in
High Point. '
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Mies Frances Satterfield has re- J
turned to Richmond, Vs., after a
visit to Mfcr Nancy Gates and Miss
Anne Jodes.
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Mrs. Madeline Rountree, of
Washington, D. C., is spending the
week end with her mother, Mrs.!
Dora H. Keel.
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Mrs. John A. Moore, of Fayette-J
ville, who has bpea visiting Mrs. I
Louise Harris, left this week fori
Virginia Beach.
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Mrs. J. A. Mewborn, Mrs. George I
Edwards, of Snow Hill, Mrs. J. K.J
Cobb and Mrs. Willard Teele spent!
Wednesday In Goldsborp.
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? Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Locke, of Col-1
umbus, Ohio, and Mrs. Helen Armi-1
tage, of Finley, Ohio, are guests ofl
I Mr. and Mrs. Si Johnson. *
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I Miss Mary Leah Thorne has re-l
turned from Betty Hastings Camp!
near Winston-Salem, where she en-j
joyed a stay of several weeks.
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Miss Betty Lou. Turnage, ? ofl
Washington, D. C., spent several
days of this week with Miss Novella!
Horton Capps, who is visiting- her
grandmother, Mrs. Dora H. Keel. I
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shirley and!
daughter, of Norfolk, Va., and Mrs.!
Zack White, of Raleigh, spent the I
week end with Mrs. Lila Shirley. |
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Mrs. Ed Nash -Warren and son, j
Mrs. Chas. F. Baucom and son, Don-1
aid, and Miss Gladys Barroow spent!
Wednesday with friends in Snow Hill, j
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Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Jones and uu.
and Mrs. Arthur F. Joyner are spend
ing this week end with Dr. and Mrs.
W. M. Willis at their cottage at
Manteo.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Godwin and
relatives from Williamston and Ro
per, motored to Norfolk, Va., Sun
day to attend a reunion of the Wentz
family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dale, of
Portsmouth, Va., and Mrs. Floyd
Lilley . and daughter, Jasqueline, of
Suffolk, were guests of /Miss Alice
Dale, Sunday.
- Mrs. S. T. Willis, Mrs. F. F. Coz
zens, Mrs. William Baugham and
Mrs. L. B. Paul, of Washington, spent
Wednesday with Mrs. A. BT and
Miss Margaret Waiter.
Miss Novella Capps and. Miss Bet
ty Lou Turnage, of Washington, D.
C., spent several days of this week
with Miss Nancy Gates at her cot
tage on Bogue Sound.
Misses Martha Baker, of Reidsv
ville, Ann Goolsby, of Greenville,
Elizabeth Peele, of CreeweJl, and
Kathleen Asbeil, of Edenton, are
week' end guests of Miss Lillian
White Gardner. '
Mr. and Mm. Earl Modlin and
daughter, Baraba, of PortggaotfK,
Va., Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Modlin and
son, Cecil, Jr., of. Murfmesboro, and
Roland Modlin, of Belhaven, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C- % Modlin
fcw
Mr. and Mm. Lath Mornss and
daughter, Betsy, and' their,, bouse
k guests, Mr. end Mm..T. A. LoW^iSr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Low, Jr., of Bren
hami'Texas, spent Sunday at More
l i0 BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Lei?*; Parker an
i July 22.
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i ^avdttivillp aurmnw# birtk'/iW
A wedding uniting Miss Margaret
j Thompson Smit^Migbter of Mr.
and Mia. James Glasgow Smith,
and Edwin Stuart Powell, ?f Reids
ville, son of Mrs. Jennie Powell, of
of the bride here on Tuesday morn-1
ing, July 22, at. bine o'clock. !^?';V 1
: Ai variety of garden flowers was j
used throughout the home and]
against a background .eg. ferns,
pedestal baskets of pink gladioli and I
cathedral candles in- floor standards
were used in detonating the impro-]
vised altar in the living roorn^p^
Prior to the ceremony, Mrs. Hay
wood. Smith flayed Schubertf. Sere
nade. John D. Holmes slbf
Dawning," by ^adman*. and. Elbert
C. Holmes sang "Beloved, It Is]
Morn," by AylwanL The;i soloists I
rendered "The Sweetest Story Ever!
Told," by Stults, as a duet.
traditional wedding marches were!
used and during the ceremony:ACac-f
DowelTa,"To A Wild Rose," was soft-]
ly played.'. : ?'?V- j
James Glasgow Smith, Jr. and!
Curtis Flanagan lighted the candles. | { I
Escorted by her father, James |
Glasgow South, by whom she was!
given in marriage, the bride Was met I
by the bridegroom and' his brother,]
Thomas Gray Powell, who was best]
man. They took their places before]
the Rev. Marvin Y. Self, pastor of]
the Farmville Methodist Church, toL
whom their vows were spoken. r,
The bride wore an ensemble of ice]
blue crepe, tuck-trimmed and fash-];
ioned with a high neck. Her hat was]
& felt model of-the same shade blue]
with velvet trim, and her accessories |
were white. Her only ornament was
a string of pearls. Her shoulder]
corsage was oif white orchids.
Mrs. Powell, an attractive young] i
woman of much personal charm, was ]
graduated from East Carolina Teach-]
ers College, Greenville, with an A. B.l
degree, having majored in Home]
Economics. She attended New York];
University. For the past four years]
she has been a popular member of I
the Reidsville school faculty, asi
teacher of Vocational Home Ec.
Mr. Powell attended a Richmond ]
^commerci5nscnooT^^i^i^A!ronwt*r
? with the Laura L. Powell Insurance
I Agency in Reidsville, where he and
? Mrs. Powell will be at home after
I August. 1. .
Following the wedding, the pa
? rents of the bride" entertained the
I bride and bridegroom and wedding
I guests at a breakfast Floral deco
I rations ef the dining room carried
I the traditional nuptial colors of
? green and white. The bride's table
I was centered with an arrangement
I of white gladioli, Queen Anne's lace
I and daisies, with the auxiliary tables
I bearing similar appointments. Miss
I Nannie Smith, Miss Margaret Walter
? and Mrs. C. M. Payk>r assisted in
? serving.
? After breakfast the couple left for
I a motor trip to Northern cities.
I A number of lovely prenuptial af
I fairs have been given in compliment
? to Mtn? Smith since announcement
? was made in June of her engagement.
I On Thursday, preceding the wed
I ding, Mtb. Curtis 5- and Arch J.
? Flanagan entertained at delight
Iful bridge party at theD. A._K.
? chapter house, honoring Miss Smith.
? PiOk gladioli predominated in /the
R lovely-floral setting provided for the
?I nine tables, which bore appointments
I in the bridal motifs. A corsage of
I talisman roses marked the plan of
I the boner
I Mrs. Harry Harper scored high
I 111.; ill1l|? with noblots
?dad, sandwiches,!
I pKktae, att end iced tesweee aerv-l
I svetr dhteil was the
I partyfiven in compliment to Mlaal
? 1 !' frillSI itritf W
I onuUl ^Jw v I
IJ VeronA^eO ^dyn*- ;- $4-. -, /
I daisies, Queen Anne's lace,
t YV Itfi vDv j
Mra^ Eason, a young woman of
much personal beauty and charm, is
?13?$^**
Mr. EasonK popular young Farm
ville man, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton! Lyman Bason., The young
couple will he at home in Newport
News, Va^ where Mr. Eason has" a.
position on the clerical force of one
of She defense proje|k
i ilr. and Mfce. Si Johnson enter
tained -forty -ft': Iheir friendly at a
delightful social affair fct the Coun
try Club Wednesday evening in com
pliment to their guests/;^,and Mrs.
W. P,;Louke, of Columbus, Ohio, and
Mrs. Helen ArmitagU, of^Pinley, Ohio.
Included in the evening's enter
tainment was the showing of recent
films made in China by Oeorge Monk,
and dancing. Refreshments were
served.
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HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB
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The Farmville Home Demonst^ I
tion Club held its July meeting at
the club house on Thursday. T!i? J
meeting opened with the singing of
"America the Beautiful" and the
reading of the club collect by the
group, ' ?
Reports were heard from chaipnjm
of the Parent Education, Poultry and
4-H Club committees. The major
subject for consideration, "Walls,
Windows and Colors," was discussed
by Miss Verona Lee Joyner, county ,
agent, who used posters, materials,
wall and woodwork in painted finish
es to illustrate her talk. ? . ^ j
During the Bhort business session,
a new member was added to the
gnpip. Club score sheets were giv
en and paints explained,' lbs, J. R.
Lewis was appointed as a 'delegate
to the State short course in Ral
eigh, August 4-8, and other mem
bers were urged to attend. The Club
voted to have its annual picnic St
the swimming pool on August 14 at
six o'clock.
A social hour was' enjoyed after
adjournment.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
APPOINTS REPRESENTATIVES
? :
Mian Jane Greene b*? been ap
pointed by the Chamber of Commerce
to represent Farmville in the Fourth
Annual Coastal Festival to be held in
Morehead City oh August 7, 8, and
(U1
9th.
Miss Doris Rouse hah been ap
pointed by the Chamber of Commerce
to represent Farmville in the Tobac
co Festival to be held in Wilson on
August 21st and: 22nd. Miss jane
Greene will represent Farmville in
the Bathing Beauty contest cxn Au
14- . . 7 :? ?ft j- u w
?
The Government has announced a
national effort to prevent fruits and
summer oy promoting lull cm
ning, drying, or storage of these
foods.
Pitt County livestock producers
are gTaxrng more soybeans this year
than ever >$kre, fdnc*; the beans
AeapBr feed edst and hogs and cat
tle thrive on them, says Assistant
Farm Agent ;<&?$?
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If L?fM Near Norfolk Southern |
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II J2ELE* *r?:?? II
H' ^TJTM UW P1 - llfATTT ?r'iS
11 Kyuuii ana i/KfiSofii/ I
Mrs. Edwin Stuart Powell, off
Reldsville, the former Bliss Margaret
Thompson Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Glasgow Smith, of
Farmville. Mr. Powell is the son of
Mrs. Jennie Powell, of Oxford, and
the late Rev. James Powell.
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CHURCH NOTICE
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By mutual agreement the minis
ters of Farmville .have decided not
tafmake any change in the hours of
Church services Sunday (July 27th).
After this the services will -be one
hour earlier, in accordance with
change to day-light saving time.
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SUGAR 5 lbs. $ .28 ?;
i SUGAR 10 lbs. $ .55 ;:
SUGAR 25 lbs. $1.35 j |
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| FARMVILLE, I?. C.'
Search The Pantry?Dig Down. In The Cellar?Combe The Attic
BECAUSEp-Every Child Bringing One Old ALUMINUM Pot or Ptn
WM B. Adl,,* jp H ? ? ,
V To See a variety program of selected short mtbjeeta consisting of
"Service With Colore" ? "Early Worm (Jets Bird" ? "World Pair,
Jr.," ? All Baba Bound" ? Artie Shaw and Orchestra."
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY SO, at 10 O'CLOCK
Paramount Theatre ? Farmville, N. G.
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