Til ~
r. E. Kin*, of Washington, *ent
Tuesday with C.. h Ivey. ; . v
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John Copeland, of Durham, i? visa
ing the 0. G. Spell family.
C a Rollins, of Raleigh, "** *
business visitor here. Monday.
Billy Onnoad, <rf GoWabero spent
Saturday with Emewm Smith.
Mr. and Mm' L. W. Godwin were
Williamston visitors, Wednesday. ^
Mm Louise Harris and Greenville
friends spent Thursday in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lewis were
% Richmond, Va, visitors Thursday.
? . ?'' ' '
Mrs. E. F. Roberta, of Norfolk, Va,
is visiting' her daughter, Mrs. Lin
wood Joyner.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B- Hodge and son
left this week for the Durham tobacco
market.
Mrs. J. W. Bass and Mrs. J. M
Wheless, Jr., spent Sunday m Ral
eigh.
Miss Anne Forbes, of Norfolk, Va.,
spent this week with Mrs- Lula
Forbes.
Bettie Mae Smith, of Oak City, is
the guest of Wilma Stansill this
week.
Mm Ralph Emory, of Northride,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Fran
Harper.
Mrs. Betty Teel has returned to
Williamston after a visit to Mrs Wil
lard TeeL
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith and son,
Emerson, were Rocky Mount visitors,
Monday.
Mrs. Pearl Johnson spent several
days of this week with friends m
Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Sheppard re
turned Sunday from a visit to Car
olina Beach.
Mrs. Julia Walter and daughter.
Miss Margaret, are visiting relatives
at Morehead City.
Mrs. S. E. Ewell, of Elizabethtown,
is visiting her son, P. K. Ewell, and
Mrs. Ewell Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clifford, of
Kinston, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
J. L Baker this week.
Miss Dippie Baker, of Columbia
S. C, is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. I-Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. June Bntemen. of
Winston-Snlem. spent Bunday wth
Mrs. C. C. Joyner.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Parker have
returned from a motor trip to
* Myrtle Beach, S. C.
John Parker and Jnck Paylor have
returned from the Boys Week ses
sion at Chapel Hill.
Dr. and Mm Harry L. Keel, of
Winston-Sal#*, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Sallie K. Horton.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Joyner, of Char
lotte, are spending this Vreek en
with Mrs. C. C. Joyner.
Mise Bertha Joyner left Wednes
day to resume her duties as teacher
in the Pmk Hill school.
Robert Freeman, of Morehead
City, spent Wednesday with his sis
ter, Mm J. H. Smith.
?_ j v Lynch and son, Billy,
DeVisconti, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Moye and
son, Billy, Forest Hills, N. Y? ??
visiting Mrs. Estelle Moye.
Mm W. P. Freeman, of Morehsmi
City, spent Thursday with her dau
ghter, Mm J. H. Smith.
jimmie Parker, who is visiting ml
atives st Lake Waccamaw, spent the
' week ?d at his home hem
Mr. and .Mm Mac Barker and
children, of Norfolk, Va, spent the
week end with Mm Seme Fhrker. ;
' Mr. and Mm a S. Hotchkiss wd
son. Charles l?*e returned from
tferir vacation spent in Vfcfima.
Vassar^Wda, of *
Mm. A. P. Hnmnn>n^.rf^;
Creek Mich., is via.tii^h^^hcr,
v' 5 1- -*?'! M* . iMFwrn JT
Mrs. R. LeRoy Rollins and son,
Robert, returned this morning from ;
an extended visit to relatives in
Sunbury.
Miss Neva Owmes has returned -
from a motor trip with friends
through Western North Carolina and (
Tennessee. ]
Mrs. Walter S. Hartman and 1
daughter, Blanche, have returned to
Winston-Salem after a visit to Mrs. (
Louise Harris. (
Mrs. Minnie Warren left this week \
to resume her duties as matron of the
Popular Branch teacherage, near ,
Elizabeth City. i
Friends will be glad to learn that '
Mrs. Joab Tyson is reported as im
proving, though slowly, from a re
cent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Worthing- i
ton and Mrs. Ralph Hardy, of Ayden, j
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie (
Smith, Saturday. I
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Jens, of Benson, j
spent Sunday with Mrs. C. C. Joyner. ^
Mrs. Jens was formerly Miss Selma ^
Johnson, of Farmville. ^
J?de Willis, Sonny Gates, Fred
Sattcu-thwaite and Charles Parker ]
have returned from the Y. M. C. A.
Camp near Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gaddy, Mrs. ^
T. E. Joyner, Mrs. John. T. Thorne ,
and Mary Leah Thorne spent
Thursday night in High Point. _ ;
Mayor and Mrs. George W.. Davis 1
and sans and Malcom McConnell j
spent the week end at Manteo, where K.
they attended the Lost Colony pag
ent ?
Emerson Smith as escort to Miss
Eloise Owens, of Fountain, a Prin
cess of the Wilson Tobacco Festival ,
court, spent two. days of last week in ^
Wilson. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thompson, i
Harry Thompson and daughter, Miss '
Juahita, of Hopkinsville, Ky., spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.M. P.
.McConneL ; ,
Mrs. Jake Vivrette and sons and ]
Miss Brightsie Savage, of Battleboro, ,
and Miss Margaret Savrge- of Green- ,
ville, were guests of Mrs. Ed Nash :
Warren this week. .1
Mrs. Maude H.- Gray and daught
ers, Misses Eugenia and Mary Alice, ?
of Cary, and Mrs. Thomas Burns, of
Raleigh, have returned after a visit
to Mrs. W. J. Basberry.
?Mia* Frances Bivens Smith, who is
studying at Duke University and
working in the summer school office,
will spend the week end at her home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Gregg and
daughter, Miss Marjorie, of Caney,
Ktngff, spent several days of this
week with-their sen, Dr. M. J. and
Mrs. Gregg.
Mrs. Margaret Roberta, who has
the position of secretary to
L. B- Johnson, has arrived from Bir
mingham, A1jl, and is residing at the
tone of Mrs. J. M. Hobgood. g _ |
. Tajrtor
visiting MflfcCapps mother,
Dora H. Keel. Mrt. CaPP* and *r,
Vnyrav gnest Tbuxsd&y sua FruUy
jwith friends in **y*teville.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR ||
Tuesday September 2
3:30 P. It Contract Club meets
& with MmW. J8 Royster. J.
fcSO P. M. Rotary Cli*.
8:00 P. junior Order. {g I
4:00 P. M.?Literary Club meets
: at the home of Mrs. J. W. Joy
Tier with Mrs. W. c! Askew as
hostess.
Thumfcy, 4 a
3:80 P. M.?Junior Woman's Club
I ; meets at the home of lbs. Ma
brey Pollard, with Mrs. R. T.
Williams as joint hostess. 1
Friday, 5 ;
4:00 P. M.?Rebecca Winbounue
Chapter, U. D. C., meets witl^ J
Mrs. B. S. Smith. '
7.;00 P. M.?American Legion.
7:3Q P. M.?Boy Scouts. .
8 .-00 P. M.?Woodmen of the "
Word. - ? ' (
'Saturday, 6
10:00 A. M?Bird dub. - '
? 1'
_i . ? . ?? * ? w e
i^^2Lyr:S v \ jv'. x Bfp.!.* |
of worthy movement?, and a cd-j
operative spirit j|| connection vnth
j|AU tie women's organizations dis
the exception of the Garden Club.
Activities trill be remaned in Sep
tember and plana of executive of
ficers call for renewed interest and
zeal in carrying forward the fall
programs of the respective groups, j
The Major Benjamin May Chapter,
D. A. 1L, has the distinction of hav- i
ing a handsome chapter house of j
colonial architecture, erected at a
cost of $12,000.
The various women's organizations
En addition to those connected with
the churches include:
literary: Farmville Literary Club, !
Merry Matrons. ? J .. j
Civic and Literary: Woman's Club ?
and its departments: Fine Arts;
Gardening, Junior Woman's Club; i
Parent-Teachers Association. <
The Home Demonstration Club
awns its dub h^mse, an attractive i
building, which is located on the i
Farmville-Fountain highway.
Patriotic; Major Benjamin May 1
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution; United Daughters of the
Confederacy; American Legion Aux
iliary; Spanish-American Auxiliary. ?
Social: Progressive Bridge Club; 3
Contract Club; New Deal Club; Wed
nesday Afternoon Club; Lamrad
Club, Ace Club.
Men's Organizations.
t i
The men's organizations in Farm
rille are filling a useful place and
performing a creditable service in _
carrying out their respective pro- ]
jrams, which have for their purpose
'raternalism, improving business
nethods, advancing 'the spiritual as
veil as the business life, and to pno- j
note a more friendly relation among
the dozens.
These organizations are as fol
ows:
Farmville Ministerial Associa
don; Masons, Rotary Club, American ?
legion; Junior Order; Modern Wood
nen; I. 0.. O. F.; Red Men; Boy
Scouts, Bird Club, Mayfair Club.
The organizations with both men
ind women members include: Farm
,'ille Bed Cross; Farmville Relief
Association; Farmville Country Club;
ryson-May Reunion.
rOINT HOSTESSES TO
GARDEN CLUB MEETING
The August meeting of the Gard
sn Club whs held at the home 6f Mrs.
r. W. Holmes with Mrs. W. E. Joy
ier as joint hostess. Garden flowers
n lovely color combinations were
ised as decorations in the home.
Mrs. E. F. Gaynor presided. Fol
owing a business session, Miss Tabi
;ha DeVisconti led in a discussion of
'Lilies of the Garden." Mrs. E. L.
Barrett and Mrs. B. S. Sheppard
rupplemented with observations re
garding the varieties and suggestions
relative to. the culture of this stately
Flower.
The hostesses were assisted by
Miss Frances Winstead in serving
delirious peach ice cream and wafers
after adjournment.
MRS. HARTMAN HONORED
AT BRIDGE PARTIES
? " 1
Mrs. Walter & Hartman, of Wins
ton-Salem, who has been the house
guest of her sister, Mrs. Louise D.
Harris for the "past several days,
was complimented at a lovely bridgel.
party, given by Mrs. Harris on Mon- jj
day afternoon.
A variety of early fidl flowem
was used with artistic effect by the
hostess as a setting for the JAblelfc
In the series of progressions, Mr*
Frank Davis, Jr., adored high and
received dusting powder as an award.
Tho ^resented Mrs.
and another sister, Mrs. ^tt^c
her home, in which man golds and
T n i syior scored niaii AHU I
I
a vertitable sunbean against the dark
green background with its yellowish j
? I
' ?. 1 "? 1 Aj ''??yiJ"
Mr., and Mrs. Pieraon Hassell an
nounce the birth of a daughter oh ,
Wednesday, August 27, at Park View I
Hospital, Rocky Mount-Mrs. Has
seH was .formerly Miss. Mary Har
rison Benson, of Nashville, and a
member of the Farmville graded ?
school faculty; Mr. Hassell was a for- 'j
mer citizen of Farmville. "?> S: \
METHODIST SERVICE NOTES ?
.
Following the Sunday School hour J
it the Methodist Church Sunday
morning there will he a regular j
worship service at eleven o'clock. The (
Young people will hold their meeting ,
at 8:00 o'clock and. the evening ;
Aurch service will follow at 8:20.
Immediately after the evening
service, the Board of Stewards will I
meet The pastor, Rev. Marvin Y.
Self, requests a full attendance of
he board members at this time.
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H. G. Edmunds ? Mrs. C. R. Townsend 2664
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J. L. Ammons ______ Mrs. J. M. Hobgood 378-1
H. T. Jordan Mrs. C. R Townsend 266-6]
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Tack Lovelace ^___ Wilson ? I
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5. M. Whitehurst ? At Home 349-6]!
f. T. Windham At Home 387-11
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W. S. Royster At Home ?^ 37641
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gass, Jr. Lovelace Apts. ?
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Campbell E. C. Beckman ; ?____ 264-11
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Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wilkinson. Mrs. J. D. Gates Apt. _ 274-1
EL W. Haney ?: Tommy S. Ryon 462-6]
Mr. an Mrs. Philip Combs ? : W. E. Joyner 282-1
REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY
424-1
Bayers: Residence: Dial ]
B. E. Pickett - At Home ? 229-1
Russell D. Moore ? Davis Hotel 348-1
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Spencer Browning . Davis Hotel __i 348-11
Mr. ind Mrs. J. B. Spears ! J. I. Baker i : ?h-M
P. E. MendenhaU Davis Hotel ?? 348-1
Mr. and Mrs. George Kirk G. A. Rouse _* ? 299-6
FARMVILLE LEAF TOBACCO COMPANY
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Bayers: Residence: Dial I
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I. H. Bradham At Home 344-6 [
Mr,. K H. Kimbnough, Jr_ Mr?. J. L. StnOMort Apt.- ?
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R. C. Copenhaver . At Home ?; : 264-1 [
It J. Lea Mrs. J. M. Ho>good 378-1
V. R. Hodges At Home _? 3844
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L C. Teel 1 - At Home _- - 486-6]
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L C. Monk, Jr., Vice'President At Home ________ ? 481-1
L T. Monk, Assistant Treas. At Home 848-11
T. J. Henderson, Secretary ? ? J
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J. D. Harris ?St At Home . 253-6
Seorge Moore At Home ? 392-1 {
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It M. Veasey - i ? J. O. Pollard 350-1
fames Dickerson ... ? B A. Fields 346-6
fames M. Baker !?_ M. L. Eaoon ?300-11
William Cunningham M. L. Eason 300-11
(L H. Baynes ' M. L. Eason 300-11
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fames Kennedy _r__ ? M. V. Jones 260-6]
f. P. Farmer Davis Hotel ? ? 247-1
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Ipck Rogers ? B. O. Thrnage 476-1
Mr. and Mrs. Everett James Mtb. George Burnett
Mr. and Mrs. Z. D. McWhorter_ J. W. Joyner ? 3$3-6
EL H. At Home _ 329-1
Jack Lewis . _ & Borne ? ._ 212-7
G.E. Trevathan Fountain 1_ 27-6
John N. Fountain Fountain 16-6
J. Y. Monk, Jr. At Home 278-lJ
R D. Rouse? a_ At Home 240-i:
Mrs.' M. V. Jones At Home 260-6
John B. Joyner ? At Home ? ^2144
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J. C. Dunn J. K. Cobb ? 3554
Jack Uughinghouse -J J. K. Cobb 3554
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Cobb, Lula, 2 lots- 8.91
Dixon, Lutica, 1 lot 1.72
Dunn, J. H., 1 lot.? 1.72
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Dupree, Red, 3 lots 10.35
Foreman, Arthur 2 lots 9.78
Glover, Curie, 1 lot- 5.75
Gorham, Walter, 1 lot ;?'1 6.45
Graham, James, 1 lot 4A8
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