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: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith spent! Sunday at Seven Springs.1 :i" T r t : I ? B. S. Smith, Jr, has returned after! . ?. Vfrtf^ch. V* Mrs. W. E. Joiner and son,'Charles are visiting relatives in Hoeierton. ( ? 9 * : ; - I Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Baucom [ and tens are visiting relatives at! ElleAy. ? ? ? . \ I Mrs. J. Y. Monk, Sr., is leaving! Saturday for a visit to friends in! Charlotte. - ... |. Miss Natalie Vought, of Baleigh,! spent the week end with Miss Gene! Horton. ? * * I Mrs. BB1 Dixon, of Wilson, is visit-! ing her sister, Mrs. W. J. TurnageJ this week. v ? 0 Mrs. Abe Joyner and daughter,! Miss Bertha, are visiting relatives] in Grifton. ? ? ? Allen Moore Harris has returned] from a stay of several weeks, at] Virginia Bach. ? ? ? I Mrs. T. H. Pope and daughter,] Polly, of Dunn, are * guests of- Mrs. ] C. S. Hotchkiss. ? ? ? Mrs. Bill. Gray and son, Billy, of] Shelbyville, Ky., are guests of Mrs.] R. E. Pickett. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Joyner and Billy McCullum were Bayview visi-] tors, Sunday. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mann are ] spending the week end with friends] in Fayetteville. ? ? ? " Mrs. W. Leslie Smith has returned ] from a visit to Mrs. I. E. Satter-1 field in Durham. 0 0 0 Mr. and'Mrs. Jack Smith have re-} - turned from a visit to relatives in Spartansburg, S. C. 4 0 0 0 - Mrs. John B. Wright, Jr., of I Greensboro, is visiting her sister,] Mrs. J. L. Shackleford. * * ? Mrs. Dora H. Xeel and Mrs. J. L. Shackleford spent the week end with relatives in Greensboro. * ? ? Friends will be glad to learn that Mrs. W. J. Thrnage is recuperating after a recent illness. ? ? ? Friends will be glad, to learn that < Mira Mary Friar Rouse is recuperat ing from a recent illness. ? ? ? Mrs. Harry Cooke and children, of Mt. Olive, arrived Wednesday for a visit to Mrs. B. S. Smith. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Spell, Misses Virginia, Hazel and Homer Spell spent Sunday at Candor. m ? ? Bobby Davis has returned from Charlottesville, Va., after complet ing a summer course there. 9 m m R. O. Tjmg- and Paul Allen have returned^to. Fort Jackson, S. C., after a visit to their homes here. ? ? ? A large n"mh?r bf local tobacco; nists left this week for the Georgia and Florida tobacco markets. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lyman Eason, Jr., of Newport News, Va., spent the week end with their parents here. ? ? ? Mr. \ and Mrs. T. R. Mizelle and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Joyner were Indian Island visitors, Wednesday.- ._ Mm D. C. Shytle- and daughter, Barbara Ann, a* Washington, D. tfc, j are visiting Rev and Mrs. C. B. Mash Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barrett afcd yil.illiil havejwtugMd to Vgphing .'?? Mr. and Mrs. L. N. WilBmns, ^ Frank Williams during th& past A T* 11 iin ii yp . tgS8&fWm end. y. ??$. i* V d ,Ji?'J ' irt " '* ? ?- j "vfWlonei AIIpjl JJ*, ."'Tutn326f - ox Washington, D. C., has returned aft^j a visit to his mother, Mrs. W. J. Mr. and Mrs. Z. M. Whitehurst, little, Zeb, and Mrs. Cora Barrett Waited relatives in Raleigh and Safe & Jfcrn* m dtildren and Mrs. C.. E. Moore, of Wttaot* spent the past week in Bufort* and Morehead '?& 1 r^.;' Rev. and Mrs. Buford Fordham and daughtsag,' Patricia Ann, ale leaving Monday for a month's stay in Car roiton, Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Fields and Mrs. SaUie' K. Horton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Vought m Gatesville during the week end. Ps;'*- ? ?*-v? Mrs. Medeline H. Rountree and guest, Mrs. Helen Glascott, have re turned to Washington, D. C., after a visit to Mrs. Dora H. -Keel. ?'W ' Miss Mamie Davis, Mrs. Long Davis and Henry Johnson have *e?. turned after spending several days in Western North Carolina. ? ? ? Mrs. J: Y. Monk, Sr., and'Jr., Mrs. Rob Fiser, Mrs. L. E. Flowers, Mrs. R. D. Rouse and Miss Mae joyner were Goldsboro visitors Tuesday. ? ? a Mr. and Mrs. J. Sterling Gates and family, Ann Jones, Novella Horton Capps and Betty Lou Turnage have returned from a visit to Morehead City. ? ? ? Mrs. C. B. Mashburn, Mrs. p. C. Shytle and smdH^daugfater, of Wash ington, D. C., are leaving Saturday J for a visit to relatives in Asheville. ? ? ? Mrs. Gawthrope and daughter, Grace Edna, Mrs. Winders and Hal; Winders have returned from a visit to Mimosa Shores near Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont Hodge and' son will spent several days with friends at Myrtle Beach, S. C? en-. route to the Georgia tobacco market. ? ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Garris and son, Stan, Mjss Geraldine Gardner, Miss Nannie Smith and Miss Lifa Hemby were South Creek visitors, Wednesday. 11 J - Mrs. Harold Sugg Askew and ] daughter, Betty Lawson, and Miss Marie. Stewart, of Wilson, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. 'Askew, Wednesday. ? * ? Mr. and Mrs. Ted L. Albritton and children moved this week into the home with Mrs. Albrittton's mother. Mrs. Nannie Moye Humphrey, on Church street. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hotchlriss and small son are leaving during the week end for a motor trip to Bay view, Washington, P. C., and a visit to relatives in Virginia. Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. McAdeams and Mrs. .Graham McAdams, of Green ville, are on a motor trip vacation, which will include New York, Albany, Niagara Falls and Canada. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Newton, Jr., of Norfolk, V*^ spent several days of this week with relatives here. Their daughter, Shirley Ann, who has been visiting the R. R, Newton family, returned with ^hem. ^ ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. JR. A. Fields^ Jr., of Rocky Mount, were .diiuierjjiguests of Mr. and Mrs. H A. Fields, Sr., Wed nesday evening. -Upon their return from the Georgia tobacco market Mr. and Mrs. Fields, Jr., will-move their residence to Wijgpn. -Mr. and Mrs. T. W; Lang, Miss Tfljgftheth Lang, Mrs.- Herbef^j Pot ter, jr., and Miss^kgnes Moore ex plored the Endless Caverns at New Market, Va., while on a recent motor trip through the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. .| 11 BIRTH JNNOUNCW^^M . .. Allen* Jr., on Sunday, July 27th. V V 1 \ ft i ? a, nn frr - ijjl i wwi rwi f rr ' mm ? <? n wm - | A lovely event of this week was I Misses Gene^^rtor^ V^kda^peU end Meta King Moore in honor of *?': W^JSum, pt of Newport News, Va., whose J marriage occurred thii month- ?? Mr; and Mrs Eason spent t% week end SIS?!&ls I ed an attractive rettin* for the first I course, fruit cocktails and bore jd'oeuvtet / l^sa ^a. C^fcwiy^ sisted in serving* |$v r The next coarse was served at the I home of Miss SpeB, where six tables 1 were arranged with refreshment I covers and floral centers carrying {the colore of red and white. Gladioli f in the sam^Tsliade were u*ed through* I out the home. Miss Hazel Spell as I sisted her sister in serving. J The dessert course was served at I the home of .Miss Gene Horton, which I was beautifully decorated with mid summer flowers. In the dining room the traditional colors of green and white were used, the table bearing a centerpiece of mixed white flower*, flanked by white candies. v The bride's cake was. cut 'and ser^fcfl ed with lime ice. Directions from a booklet of verse, guided the bride in a treasure hunt,; in which she found gifts from the hostesses and guests. Dancing wijjfcl enjoyed afterwards. [ Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Eason, Miss Malette Greene, Miss NelUe I Butler, Miss Helen Willis, MissElsie Carraway, Miss Natalie Vought, effl Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. WiMfcl Jr., Jack Horton, Lyman Bass, Mat^;l thew Gibbs, Roland. Lang, Paul Allm$rM [Charlie Rasberrf, Carroll Oglesby [Rbiaad Sduls. Mrs. W. Leslie Smith was a graci ous bridge hostess on Wednesday eve ning, entertaining friends for four tables, which were arranged in a lovely setting gladioli, lupin, mari golds and zinnias. Tallies were in miniature fan design. In the progressive games, Mrs. J. H. Paylor won the high score prize, a novel coaster set, and Mrs. Z. M. Whitehurst received the consolation, a top hat. Mrs. T. H. Pope, of Dunn, house guest of-Mrs. C. S. Hotchkiss received a beauty package, and Mrs. John B. Wright, Jr., of Greensboro, guest ef Mrsr J. L. ShacWeford, waa given perfume by the hostess. " A refreshing ice course was serv ed after play. ? Mrs. P. K. Ewell delightfully en tertained the Garden Club this week at her home, in which a variety of flowers' were used with artistic ef fect, . x . Featuring the program was a-dis cussion of "Egyptian Gardens" by Miss Bettie Joyner. Mrs. E. F. Gay ?nor presided and conducted, a floral contest, in which members named specimens submitted for this purpose. Miss "Bettie Joyner was winner of the first prize, gladioli bulbs, and Mrs. J. I. Morgan received dahlia bulba; atf. aecond' prize. !j ?Refreshing lemonade, sandwiches and cookies were served during an enjoyabl^soci^- hour.^>pgg^,^ JjSpeci^, guests .were. Ifafc^Obaries F. Baucom, Mrs. Henrietta M. Wil liamson, B&s. Bobby Smith, John B. Lewis, Mrs. Agnes Blount, and Mrs. Clyde Finch, of Henderson. ^ ??? CIRCLES TO MEET . - Circle tfo. 1, Pre&yfcriaii ^orili ss5^?^r^' ? ,r " At the Bird Club this week, Harry PdDfiiiipiAnflilP OA |AY*Q/J i'tn. -xnA* ' TlTRfn* l. x ^ _|||y 1 Y. *1 1_ I- ll !.? ? fts ^^^^^ ^ csji^lles mami. MIy Smith sang "I^ Love ftwnW -We," and Miss Helen Rouse and the soloist s*ng "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" M*j* duet ; .fradWontf? ..wedding marches were used5 and j&e pianist ? w.iethevo^we The couple were-unattended. The bride wpre a travrifcjg ensemble of ytmr with White tjggiuidnj^ i w^ oTtS60"6"' Mre. Kilpatrick is the daughter of "lie " She Tn the Fountain schools, and has held a po8iti<m with Rose's for the past three yeare. < Mr. Kilpatrick is the After the ceremony the couple left for a motor trip to .the Georgia and Florida tobacco maricets, where Mr. Kilpatrick will be employed. Upon their return they will he at home in Snow Hill. On Friday evening prior to the marriage, Mrs. Harvey Winstead, Miss Ora Nichols and Miss Virginia Massey entertained Mise Nichols and Mr. &lpatrick at a cake cutting' at the home of Mrs. W instead, which" was decorated with a profusion of lovely summer flowers. The dining room table bore as a centerpiece a- tiered wedding cake topped by a miniature bride and bridegroom. Tecs, < huti . imd mints were jawed, - *:v. 'I Dr. Mewborn States Good Response Made To Ambulance Plane! ,. ? ?'..' ?' WpiRw.- "?} ??"' *';???> ??. > >:fl ? Dr. John M. Merwhorn, who is dir I reeling' the'securing of donations locally for the purchase ef a State? gift of an ambpiance airplane' fori Britain, reports that Farmville's I quota of $200 has not been reached ! as yet, but* depressed himelf as hope ful that it would exceed this amount! when the campaign is completed. ! The quota for Pitt County i$l 11260- I . The local committee, working with Dr. Mewborn, in this connection is composed of Dr. P. E., Jones, Mrs. J.I M. Hobgood, Mrs. Alex Aden, Stan-I 1 ley Gams, L. E. Wabton,. Billy! I Burke and H. H. Bradhaxh. . ' I The campaign is being waged! I throughout the State for the purpose! I of giving the English people a plane I ambulance to he used in moving I wounded soldiers and civilians where! ? tW'w?ecei# ?e<fitegh|^.^e I State is trying to raise a fund of! H ju ii."i ' n' "i'-.l M i ' *.'? i "if ir - H ADA MAIltlHI> ? ? Ell ?ffll IVIIfll'l Em ? ^vlyfi iWfllTKV%i* '"wrjl'i:B?r fl I Bp'? ? .IfflBATRjE'flp I I ? N3ByS!vT a-1 I I ^Week of August 2 I ' I SATURDAY / I TWPLB^ROGs|kr^^ Dick Foran?Peggy Moran-in I "HORROR ISLAND-! Johnny Mack Bn?wn4-in ? ^RAWHIDE BANGERS'*? h 1 ? iMSttp CAPTAIN MABVEL^j.i'^'" 1 1 ? ' ? - r -^4:: SUND AY^MONDAUf?,^ \ ? j H /"? A OV * I B "l: Hi -.j. i <7 . ^":?<v'%l?H t; ;r Tuesday I I I H "' V'P'HhJjPy?**> .*: ? i III meet ^ ^ ; i - ?? referee, to^tte Nari ia-: j SsSE?rFi ? The premier spoke before the. general mobilisation inquiry com mission. . . ., r, ... , . juunng toe uay, ine orjxisn am bassador, Sir Robert Leslie Craigie, /conferred for an hour jand a half with Vice-Admiral Teipiro Toyoda, the Japanese foreign minister, but the subject of their long talk was not disclosed. ^ The Japanese 'press' went on de nouncing the United States and Britain, calling them the masters of ? the Dutch East Indies and blaming what they called' American med dling fdr the suspension by" the islands of the oil shipment, agree-, ment with Japan. As to the "possibility of a full oil embargo by the United States^ which already has frozen Japanese assets in -that country, newspaper dis cussion was to the effect that Japan had in reserve enough oil for sev eral years. But on heavy industry, the news paper Nichi Nichi acknowledged that such; an embargo, might haye en adverse effect. %? , ' : ^75,000, with which to purchase a fully equipped (Jrumann ambulance plane. Frederick 0. Bowman, state chair man of the committee# explains that British production is-;overtaxed by the lease-lend bill does not provide for humanitarian facilities. There fore, any help which is given for medical facilities must come from private citizens. The citizens of North Carolina will be the first such group to present a fully equipped hospital plane for use by the British. V The pftoe, jwhe?;^elivered, wfll ,bb: used in receiving wounded civilians as well as fighting men. Mr. Bow man says, that. urban .reenters ;? 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The Farmville Enterprise (Farmville, N.C.)
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