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Miss Virginia OA* ?penfc the week
end with friends at Ballsrds. ?"
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Mrs. W. H. Duke is visiting rela
tive? in Warrenfon this week.
W. J. Rasberry end J. W. Bass
were Wason visitors, Thursday.
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Mn.J.1 Cobb spent the week end
with relatives in Portsmouth, Vs. .
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Miss Iris Vinson, of Durham, spent
^ week here with friends
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M. P. Kirhy, of Charleston, S. C.,
spent the wed: end with friends here.
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Robert Windham, of Fart Bragg,
spent the week end atrhia home here.
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Mrs. J. Sterling Gates, of Kinston,
spent Wednesday with friends here.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Martin are
spending the wed: end at Blackstone,
Va.
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Mrs. John Leggett, of Wilson, was
the guest of Mrs. W. G. Gay, Mon
day.
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Mrs. R- A. Fields and Mrs. John E.
King were Greenville visitors, Tues
day.
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Mrs. R. A. fields and Mrs. John
E. King were Wilson visitors, Wed
nesday.
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Mrs. Ethel Perry, of Wilson, spent
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Gay. 7 .
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Miss Mavis Leggett, of Washing
ton, spent Sunday with Mrs. W. G.
Gay.
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Mrs. J. C. Corbett and Mrs. Robby
Smith were Goldsboro visitors, Tues
day.
Emerson Smith left Thursday to
enter as a student at Davidson Col
lege.
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Miss Dorothy Smith left this week
to resume her duties in the Erwin
school.
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Mrs. Ella Owens, of Portsmouth,
Va., is visiting her sister, Mrs. JT D.
Owens. v
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Mrs. John D. Holmes,, and Miss
Nellie Butler wtae Raleigh visitors,
Tuesday.
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Margie Lee Parker returned
Sunday to resume her studies at
Mars Hffl.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Tugwell, of
Walstonburg, were visitors here,
Thursday. '
Mrs. J. M. Hobgood spent several
days of this week with friends in
Norfolk, Va.
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Mrs. a Hubert Joyner and Mrs.
C. E. Moore were Wilson visitors,
Tuesday.
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Miss Neva Owens and mother, Mrs.
J. D. Owens, spent Wednesday in
Rocky Mount.
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Bobby Bouse will leave during the
week end to enter the University of
North Carolina.
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Mrs. MiaRie Strickland, of Norfolk,
Va., spent the week end with Mrs.
Frank Williams.
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Mrs. R. D. Bouse and son, Bobby,
and Mm W. E. Drake spent Monday
in Rocky Mount.
?--?.3^4 -^eyV.
M&b Easter Mae Gay, of Wilming
ton, spent the week end with friends
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gay sad son,
BQI, of Plymouth, spent the week end
with relatives here. -
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Gainor and Thomas r arren
have returned to Richmond, Va., after
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Tammn fjf HfnV nMTJV HN0US
with Mrs. J. P. Swrett.
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- Dr. and lib- 1L^ J- "-Gregsr ^ an*
|i Aa ktpr CTT>Pnt Sundsy Witt
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Dixon, of San |
Diego, Calif., spent several days of ?
this week with Mark E. Dixon.
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Bernice Turaage and Robert Pierce!
will leave during the week end to re-1
sume their studies at Davidson Col-1
lege.
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Mrs. John A. Moore and Mrs. I
Hampton Ellington, of Fayetteville, I
visited Mrs. Louise Harris, Wednes
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davis Sr. and 1
Miss Elizabeth Davis have returned I
from a visit of several days at Beau- I
fort.
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Mrs. George Blount has returned ||
to Newport News, Va., after a visit 1
to her mother, Mrs. Lonnie Mat
thews.
Horton Rountree, of Washington,!
D. C., spent several days of this week ?
with his grandmother, Mrs. Dora H. II
KeeL I
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Harper and
children spent the week end in Rai-|
eigh and Apex with relatives and J
friends.
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Friends will be interested to learn!
that Jesse Gay has accepted a poei- I
tion with Clarice's Hardware Co. in|
Wilson. ?
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Lonnie Glenn Matthews haa re-l
turned to Fort Jackson, S. C., after a ?
visit to his mother, Mrs. Lonnie 1
Matthews. . . !
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Mr. and" Mrs. J. M. StansiB and
children and guest, Chester Smith,!
of Dunn, spent Sunday in Oak City]
with relatives.
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Mim, Bertha Joyner, who is teach-1
ing iii the Pink Hill school, is spend-1
ing this week aid with her mother,!
Mrs. Abe Joyner. I
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Mrs. J. D. Owens and guest, Mrs.!
Ella Owens, of Portsmouth, Va., and!
I "Neva Owens visited relatives.!#!
Greenville, Wednesday.
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Mrs. Corihne Stilley Rto returned!
to be with her; daughter, Mrs. C. S!
Hotchkiss, after a visit to relatives!
I in Virginia and Durham. N* -
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cayton and Mrs.
Julia Brant!tod daughter, of
Greenville, spent Sunday
I end Mrs. Archie Cayton. , I
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l Mrs. Frank Springer an<L *on,
{Trunk Jr., of OfMotte, spent Thurs
{day and Friday with Mrs. John B.
Lewis and Mrs. P. K. EwelL
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fctepresentatiTO
WaAihgton, D.
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| SOCIAL CALENDAR
| |i;M P. H.?Circle No. 4, Method
isfc Woman's Society, meets with
Mra. Petri Johnston.
4:30 P. M.-E?cutive meeting of
the P.-TjA
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3:30 P. 3L?Contract Club meets
with Mrs. H. N. Howard.
7:00 P. M.?Rotary Club.
8:00 P. M.?Junior Order.
3:30 P. M.?Literary Chib meets I
with Mrs. J. H. Darden as host
ess at the home of Mrs. G. M.
Holden. . v-?- ri-".
,
Thursday, 18
3:30 P. M.?American Legion Aux
iliary meets .Irith lbs. S. A.
Garris, Mrs. M. V. Boston and
Mrs. M. V. Jones as hostesses.
3:15 P. 1L?Junior Woman^s (Sab
meets at the home of Mrs. W.
Leslie Smith, with Mrs. James
H. Smith and Mrs. David Har
ris as hostesses.
8:00 P. M.?Parent-Teacher.
Friday, 19
7130 P. M.?Boy Scouts.
8:00 P. M.?Woodmen of the.
World.
Saturday, 20 I
10:00 A. M.?Bird Club.
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lf<M IJWmimV QM- lf?W) lfol I
?wn* wujinw or., iiuo* w
spent Tuesday in Rocky Mount and I
Mrs. Prank Capps and daughter, J
Miss Novella Horton Cappe and W.
C. Murray, who have been visiting I
Mia Dora H.Keel, returned to Wash-i
ington, IX C* Sunday. ^
Jim Satterfield, of Durham, who]
has been visiting the J. M. Wheless I
family here for several days, left
today to resume Ida studies at Duke
j University, where he w?ll be a senior]
-Mrs. Lucy Rumley, of Washington,
D. C., is visiting her mother, Mrs. |
? Pearl Johnston. Mrs. Rumley is on!
vacation and has visited friends and]
relatives in Atlanta, Ga., Goldsboro |
I and Chapel Hill during the past week.] I
Mr. and Mrs. W. Leslie Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Vernon, Jamee Dixon,]
I Clarence Heogepeth, Mr. and Mrs. {
Pat Baffin, and Mr. an^ Mrs. Hodges, I
of Goldsboro, were guests of Mr. and I
Mrs. D. R. Morgan at their Cottage]
at Summer Haven on the -Pamlico, I
I during the week end.
I Teachers of County II
Met on Wednesday
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Attending the first county-wide] I
teachers meeting of the new school]
? year, held in Winterville, Wednesday]
? night, were Superintendent J. H.
I Moore, John T. Thome, a member of I
I the County Board of Education, mid
? the entire faculty of the Farmville I
I graded school. Miss Reba Proctor of II
I the Chicod school presided as chair-II
I man of the group.' II
I A representative of each depart-II
ment presented objectives outlined
I foy each during the year, and brief ] I
I remarks were made, by several of the I
I teachers at this time.
W. H. Woolard, chairman of th^jl
I Pitt County Board of Education andjl
? Mrs. J. Paul Davenport, of Pacfolus, II
who represented the Parent-Teacher]
Associations of the county made ad-J
? dresses.
Local Clerks Plan jl
I To Attend Pest f|
? Office Meet 13th ?
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The following ' members of the[I
I Farmville Post Office force, are plan-1
I ning to attend the third anniversary
celebration of the Eastern District of I
I 1 the North Carolina Federation of
I Post Office Clerks and Carriers, I
which will be held in Greenville at,I
the Olde Towne Inn, Saturday, Sep- I
Itember 13: Charles F. Baucom, Ed
I Nash Warren, Claude Tyson and
Achie Cayton.
Speakers' scheduled for the' occa
sion will include William H. Gunther,
of Baltimore, national vice president,
who will conduct a forum on legisla
tion; Representative Herbert C. Con
ner of the First Congressional Dis
trict, who wfll be introduced p? J?e*
Spain, of Washington, CHff Oglesby,
of Forest City, will tell of ids exped
iences at the national convention in
St Louis.
The business session, beginning at
I 5 o'clock, will be held at the Munici
pal Building. - The guests will then I
assemble at the Olde Towne Inn for;
I a banquet and social hour, joint ses
sion, mid select the host city for the
next meeting. Entertainment will be
(provided by Jack Stephens, noted
organist, and Boy Spray, the ringing
Clerks, carriers, ^au^ia^ members
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| Sept. Meroo^? mwratwrn
J pies Division* Tins nyJud&i the In*
+ a/T t SAtiiftr Ynnnur' Peo
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I m m: ?' T m . M ri w Ii^iini4<?'t oHJ
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Merry Matrons
The Merry Matrons held a delight
ful meeting Tuesday mowing with
Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt as hostess. Pall
floWers in harmonizing shades were
used throughout the home with pleas
ing effect. /. . ?'
Continuing the club's study at "The
Film," Mrs. J. M.; Hohgood discussed
forms of entertainment prior to the
days of the movie, the beginning of
the film and its development
Mrs. R. LeRoy Rollins presided
and presented the name of Mrs. T, B.
Joyner as an howrary member for
the year, guest of Mrs. R. H. Knott
During the soda! period, enjoyed
prior to the program, dainty sand
wiches, Saratoga chips, cookies, pick
les and iced drinks were served by
the hosteta. : - .:
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U.D.C.
Mrs. B. S. Smith was a gradqtts
hostess at the first fall meeting of
the Rebecca Winbourne Chapter, U.
D. C. Garden flowers were m gt
attractive arrangement on end tables
and mantels. Mrs. G. M. Holden, pie
Bided.
The program on "Statesn^en of the
South," was developed by Mrs. Rob
ert D. Rouse, whose paper related to
Robert E. Lee, arid by Mrs. J. W.
Parser, who reviewed the career, of
Alexander Holmes Stuart
Mrs. C E. Moore was a special
guest of the hostess. A refreshing
ice course was served after adjourn
mttlt
Wednesday Afternoon
Mnk Robert Lqe %Jth graciously
entertained her card club and addi
tional friends Wednesday afternoon
at her home, in which marigolds,
lupins and zinnias were used as a
colorful setting for the tables.
Mrs. W. ?l? alien and Mrs. C.
S. Hotchlrise won the club and guest
awards of handkerchiefs. A variety
of ' dainty sandwiches, potato chips,
pickles, cookies and iced drinks were
served after play. "
?V Special guests of the hostess were
Mrs. C. S. Hotchkiss/Mrt. Ben Vern
on, Mrs. M. V. Horton, Mrs. Zeb
C < '.j'
tewto.??w booWScently iM ?
the shelves; %1%"
Fiction, (adult); TtoK&eys to the
Kingdom, A. J. Cnrain; Mop. and Mrs
Cugat, bypsabeiJl Borick; ; The
Bzighi-Pavilions, by Hugh Walpole.
^Non-Fiction, ?<adult); Blood, Sweat
and Tears, s ^r.- Jt^Hon., JVinflton
Churchill ; Home By The Biyer, Arehi
bal Rutledge; The Gay Poet, Jean
nette a Zolan.
Juvenile; Raggedy Aim and the
Golden Butterfly, Bruelle; The King's
Day, by Bishop.
" Tto IJhrary hours have beeh chang
ed to 12:30-5:60 P. M.
BIRD NOTES
'
At the Bird Club meeting, Satur
day, Jean Boyce read an article on
the family traits of the.;Cardinal It
is doubtful if there is a better father
in birdland than the Cardinal. The
Only possible exception is ' the bob
white, who, if the mother of the fcm:
ily be lost, will take complete charge
and raise the motherless birds effl
ciently.
The Cardinal is now feeding the
last young ones of the season. These
are probably his third crop for many
families must be hatched out every
year if the race of redbirds is to but
vive.the disadvantages of nests plac
ed too close to the ground and of a
bright color; that invites- f&e atten
tion/of enemies.
The mother Cardinal is so shy she
wfiT not bring food to her young ad
long , as she thihsglj sha is being ob
served The father* is 'less careful.
He totes and fetches hour after hour,
pugShg the food far down the young
ster's throats. Sometimes he be
comes so annoyed with the insatiable
demands of the most ^aggressive
young male that he takes him to a
nearby feeding shelf and staffs him
as full of cornbread and other fooda
that thd chid can hardly whistle.
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The Japanes( have beaten the
Chinese, by all the rules of military
<ebtperts, but the Chinese do hot seem
to know that they are
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First in our
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It UV;' * ? ^v'^s'' f.fty 1 vh' -l
BUS STOLEN
Jersey City. N. J.?Apparently
someone who waa in a hurry and
could not wait, stole * 26-passenger
bus which :<raa one of eight parked
in front of the Hudson TYi?9porta
tkm Company, here. It wjas. found,
undamaged, several hours later.
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% SHIRLEY'S "SPUNKY" DIES 1
Hollywood.?"Spunky," the Shet
land pony which Moviemaker Joseph
M. Schenck imported from the, Shet
land Isles for Shirley Temple, is dead.
To the last "Spunky^ lived up to
Ms.- Mme~h6 wouldn't , I* Jnnyone,
not even Shiriey, ride him, although
he apparently waa ee tame as could
be'sad enjoyed being played with.
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I# PRAYER ANSWERED
.
Pari*, Mo.?In a banner line,the
Monroe County Appeal declared:
"Lord, We Confess Oar Sins, We Ask
Forgiveness, Wo Pray For Rain.7*
The much-needed rain fell the next
day and, in the next issue, the fol
lowing appeared, "And the Rains .
Came; Praise God From Whom All
Btarfiu. Plcw."
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$1 A STEP
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Huntington Park, Calif.?Deciding
to save himself a few steps Peter
Albright went down an alley to enter
the back door to hie hotel. It might
have saved steps, but it cost him
$205, which three gunmen, waitng in
the ailey, took from him.
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I haJ?Ceh^e ofm?RLu^Department^ For romprfent and
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