??????Mill Miireivvi
Dr. M. L. C?rr, of La Grange, vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Praton Murphy
Friday. , . ; ^
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Mrs. J. H. Privette, of Spring Hope,
?m the guest of Mrs. J. Mj Wholosa
Wednesday.
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Friends will be glad to learn that
Jack Smith is recuperating from a
recent illness.
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George Allen has returned after a
two weeks visit to his oM home and
a trip to Penn. '
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Mr. toad Mrs. Haywood Smith are
spending Thanksgiving Day with rel
atives in Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lee and son
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nor
ville 'in Chicago, HL
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Mr. and Mrs. James Joyner, Jr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim B. Joyner spent
Sunday in Wilmington.
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Mr. and Mrs. Claude u rsarreti ?uu ?
son are spending' Thannsgiving Day!
in Kinston with relatives.
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Boots Thomas and Edward Harris,!
were among the State students at
home for the past week end.
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Friends will regret to learn that
Mrs. 6. A. Winders continues ill at!
her home on Church street.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Roebuck and!
sons are spending Thanksgiving Day
with relatives in Robersonville.
Mrs. Ted L. Albritton, Mrs. P. E.
Jones and Miss Vernice Lang Jones
were Raleigh visitors Tuesday.
I
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wheless, Jr. I
and Miss Georgia Howard spent sev- J
eral days of this week in New York. J
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Walter G. Gay, Jr., of the U. S. j
army, who is stationed at Fort Eustis, J
Va., spent the week end at his home
here.
Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Williams and!
daughter, Nan, are spending Thanks
giving Day with relatives in Green
ville.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Joyner and
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Welton 3pent
Sunday in Littleton and Roanoke
Rapids.
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Robert Pierce, Emerson Smith and
Bemice Turaage, students at David
son College, were at home for the
week end.
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Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. Preston M. Murphy, who has
been ill for several days is able to be
oat again.
* * *
M. V. Horton spent the week end
with his mother, Mrs. Dora H. Keel
and sister, Mrs. Rerun tree, in Wash
ington, D. C. _
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Friends will regret to learn that
Miss Maggie Tucker is ill at Emer
gency Hospital, Washington, D. C.,
with pneumonia.
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Friends will regret to learn that
Mrs. E. C. Besman is ill at her home
on Contentnea street. Reports state
that she is improving.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Barrett and
Mrs. Carl Tyson and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Barrett, Jr., of Wilson spent
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I Sunday iatireensDoro^^^^^" 1
A large number of Faimville citi
I zens attended the event held at E. C.
I T. C. Friday evening and heard Mrs,
I Franklin Dt Boosevelt speak.
Mrs. C. M. Paylor, Sr., and Mr. and
? Mrs. Walter Sacks Edwards, of Pet
I ersburg, Vs., are aimniUiig Thanks
? giving Day with Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
I Paylor.
I Julian Smith, Tommy Lang, Bill
? Kasberry, Charles Blount QcdnerlyJ
I Morten Roan tree and Bobby Rouse
? are expected home for the Thanks
? giving holiday*. I
I Mrs. Frank Capps and Miss Dors
I DeGraca Rountree, of Washington!
I D. C., spent Wednesday night hetM
I and attended the Horton-Merritt wed
and
I ThanksgiviDg. Dsy 8d3 4hB rcnuuiMte
I The Farmvffie graded schools doon
I Mr. and Mrs. E. H. an
in ? 9 yrn ni pii.pie^ *~"r * - - - -r??
| SOCIAL CALENDAR I
1*3^0 j I
I 3:30?P**It*? Enrative Board |
I Meeting P. T. A. [I
I Tuesday, IS j
I 3:30 P. M.?Merry Matrons meet I!
I with Mrs. M. V. Jones,
j 6:30 P. M.?Rotary Club. j
[ 8:00 P. M.?Junior Order. 1
Wednesday, 26
j 10:00 A. M.?Mrs. Henry Harper
j hostess to Wednesday Afternoon
j Club at luncheon. .
I 2:30 P. M.?D. A. R. Tournament,
3rd series. Mrs. Jade Lewis
will entertain" the New Deal
J Club at the Tournament.
Thursday, 27
I 3:00 P. M. ? American Legion
I Auxiliary meets with Mrs. W.
If E. and Mrs. C. H. Joyner and
Mrs. J. O. Pollard as hostesses.
I 3:15 P. M.?Junior Woman's Club.
I 7:30 P. M.?Parent-Teacher As
sociation.
I x Friady, 28
I 7:30 P. M.?Boy Scouts,
j 8.-00 P. M. ? Woodmen of the
j World.
Saturday, 29
j 10:00 A. M. Bird Club.
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Arthur Joyner, Jr. and Gregg Gibbs
of Morehead City, students at Uni
versity of N. C? are spending the
holidays at the home of Arthur, Jr.
* * *
Friends will regret to learn that
Mrs. Madeline H. Rountree underwent
an appendicitis operation at Emer
gency Hospital, Washington, D. C.,
Saturday night. Late reports state
that Mrs. Rountree is improving.
Friends will be glad to know that her
mother, Mrs. Rora H. Keel, who is
recuperating from phlebitis in Wash
ington, is recovering rapidly and is
expected to return to her Tome here
in about ten days.
CRAWFORD-LEWIS
Mrs. James Thomas Lewis, of
Farmville, announce the engagement
of her daughter, Mary Rachel, to
Leonard O'Banion Crawford, of Hot
Springs, Ark. The wedding will be
solemnized in December.
D. A. R. TOURNAMENT
I pi*
The third of the bridge tournament
[series being played under the spon
sorship of the local Daughters of the
American Revolution Chapter, will be
held in the Chapter House at 2:30
Wednesday afternoon, November 26.
The arrangements committee has not
announced at this, time whether there
will be an evening event in this con
nection also. Prizes will be very de
sirable as heretofore with, players
adding, their new scores to those of
the other series for the grand prize,
a beautiful bridge lamp giveh by the
Farmville Furniture Co.
Reservations will be gladly re
ceived by Mrs. D. R. Morgan, chair
man, Mrs. M. V. Jones, Mis. Z. M.
Whitehurst and Mrs. P. E. Jones.
Julian Boyce read a selection regard
I ing the Towhee. Julian found tha
I the male bird has a glossy black
I brown, with the outer tail feathen
I at each being tipped # with white
I Lulu Benson read an article on jjp
I Cedar Waxwing, whose ptomttge if
? of perfectly blended colors, the effec
yellow underneath and an the tip a
I is a good means of identification
? Una bird.Jt' eat# insects and fnu
seeda and may Been m groups
I The nest is placed in deddious. trees
Ifr: ''dihan Jolmsoo conducted if contes
B on bints with James Johnson making
B pictures o^^m^ at^ the close of Uk
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I ! OTTR^TION* what Vtub of VM
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urday morning} November 15, at nine
o'clock. The Rev. M. Y. Self offid
The v*fe ware spoken before m
improvised alter hi the Un worn.
Fans formed a background for two
seven branched candelabra of burn
ing white tapers. On either side
were tell baskets of white chrys
anthemums. The were light
ed hy*T. Carr only brother of fee
bfete, and Hubert Worthmgton,
brother of the bridegroom.
Prior to the ceremony a program
of nuptial music, composed of "0
Thou Sublime Sweet Eveofay Star,"
"To a Wild Kose," ana m uwtwmt,
wedding marches, was presented by
Mise Grace Griffin, of Cero Gordo,
who wore a green velveteen dress
with a corsage of talisman roses.
The maid of honor was Miss Doris
Carr, only sister of the bride, she
wore a blue velveteen dress and a
corsage of pink roses.
The bridegroom met the bride at
the foot of the stairs and they enter:
ed the room together. The bride
wore a Hattie Komegar Model cos
tome suit of wilderness green with
brown fur trim and brown accessor
ies. Her corsage was of talisman
roses. v- .
Immediately after the vows had
been spoken Mr. and Mrs. Worthing
ton left for a wedding trip to unan
nounced points, after which they will
make their home near Aydec, where
Mr. Worthington is engaged in farm
ing.
DRAMATIC ART CLUB
TO PRESENT PLAY
The Farmville High School Dra
I matic Art Club will present its first
(play of the season Friday night,.
November twenty-eighth, at seven
thirty o'clock in the school auditori
um, under the direction of Miss Ellen
Liles."
This play, "Dotty and Daffy," is
one of-the most amusing three act
comedies to be written for ? high
school cast. It is the story of a
beautiful widow's attempt to "cop"
a wealthy husband. In order to ap
pear twenty years younger than she
really is, die dresses her daughters*
aged twenty and eighteen, as little
girls, agend twelve and ten. The
girls' sweethearts decide to dress as
little boys, since their girls are
"acting dotty and daffy". The plap
is complicated by the sudden appear
ance of a man-hating old maid, who
declares "ajl men are beasts, vile
and contemptible. She has her nieces
to promise never to marry one of
the brutes. Three different nation
alities are represented in the serv
ants. There is the Swedish maid,
English butler, and Irish cook.
The members of the club taking
part are as follows:
Hilda, the Swedish maid, Johnsie
Moore.
'Molly, the Iriah cook, Janie Kemp.
Hopkins, the. English butler, L. D.
Braxton.
Dorrothy Travers, "Dotty", Anne
; Jwm* V*.
~ Danhne Travers. "Daffy", Cornelia
? wt
Jimmie Rand, Dorothy's sweet
? heart, gqtJJMT. a
Mary-Leah Thome,
ft ' Mr. Payton Belmont, the man af
i ter the wealthy wife, Donald Wals
i.
I i Aunt Hester Hariey, a man-hatin*
I f m WO, Jane >Tuma^gf
t -Hugh Band, the wealthy . uncle
I r Danny Bo$brgaamp
I t ?> The dub Jb charging fifteent^guu
. twenty-five cents admission. Th<
i prodeeds will be used in helping pa:
t for pur aew;<ftaii^SB|^.f;;^^
I MAY^CAJJLS
I M.mnM r? jr^H
p&viQg, project wmcn inciuucs ui
??iW**#'"*!; aaoy ana*
I Proponer^apib well as the oppor
(. 1V?'. ?' ' Jfxt .':ftifcL XV,
' jji& inmr views. iu6 p^iuoos ivr.w
I --I _ *1
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i r*? 11 III 11 ' TAaamli T aiwJ TT.vtif. .l 1
j party o*;, ixioiiuiiy cvemng, su* vfPicn i
j mt. ana airs. a. o. aioiik, Jr., anal
| miss u6n6 * norton wcto fiosts MW?
Chapter Souse 'which- was bcsutlflii-}
I A tUTKey {USC9 J****
in turkey form, asparagus tips, yam
marshmallow croquettes, pickles and
hot rolls, was followed by a grape
I fruit salad, served in .the rind sliced
I radon-wise, and by a dessert course
I at molded bedding rings, topped by
I tipsy cake in bridal rose design and
by love birds.
I After dinner coffee, cheese straws,]
I heart shaped cookies and salted nuts
were served from a fireside table, at
I which Mrs. Joseph Loyd Horton, mo
ther of the bridegroomrelect, pre
sided.
Bridge Hostess
Among the largest and loveliest of
fall sopial events here waa the bridge
party given by Mrs. Bob Riser and
Mrs. J. Y. Monk, Jr., on Wednesday
afternoon at the Orantry Club. Open
fires added a note, of good cheer and
the ^Thanksgiving suggestion was
1 rangenteat used on the .mantels and
If the tallies and appointments for the
Ij fifteen tables^bearing the autumn
I colors 'and Thanksgiving motifs.
?I Mrs. J. P. Surrett scored high and
?{received a beautiful compact, Mrs.
H. H. Bradham retained the floating
prize, a silent butler, and Miss Elsie
Carraway received the consolation, a
I by demi basse and cheese straws.
11 Mrs. H. L. Watson, of ^Wilson, as
Isisted the hostesses in'serving.
11 were hosts at a lovely dinner party
?{Friday evening, in compliment to
I Miss Elizabeth Craig, of Wilming
II ton, and Mebane Lee, of Wilson and
I Mr. Copebhaver will attend ns one
B]table was laid with an imported ban
ti^>
I P1bc68 of ^ ? honor
i COV6W jujrf for. fliflriit, ? T!fa? dflffiftT
recently, |
m? . ' , . g. - ^rJ,
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^1*nn nof%m A tMAMfiftlid ' QIia ntirtffliJ I
1 Oug ^UvlcU 1
Mrs A. 0. Roebuck conducted ai
S":'r
I and roc^ved & flower bo\rt ss . an
tract Club unaa held Tuesday after
lTy?Uow!
with artistic effect iii the home. Tal
lied -were in Thanksgiving design.
The high, score.a ward, a piece of pink
pottery, was won.?by. M&rs. W. S,
Mra" L^'wSon6^6 M^S.^A.'
w?r? arrang^gt^i^y. cen
of Richmond, V.. jt
t&Kfen irom her bridal bouquet. > j
Greenville high school, attended St.!
r ^111 oii Sit xb 011 p
cottrs6- oif icots 03mod ^he h^ftrt niotif
I viru, (Vumlo Vo* *- - ?ulamilirnlii
? .to Ane ;p??Pie :??? DCfn extensively
entertained since the announcement
of tfieir engagement in October*.. ^
SSS?E?i'
nett, Mrs. Nat Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Merritt, Miss Mamie Mer
^ ^e8dSUc >dE^TW^s
Catcher, litisf#fe-Jafistln; Mfc and
Mrs: Champ Wingfcead, of Boxboro;
Hra. Miss Dora
DeGrace Rmmtree, of Washington,
D. C.; Dr. and; Mrs. Joseph Thomp*1
?n, A OMtojroi Mjaa lda lliMjp.
son, Mr. and Mrs. BOt Court, Misa
SSK ??tgX?i
lian* Taylor, of .Warrenton; Mft-and
Mrs. P. K. Miles,' of Bsnvflle. Va.;
Mr. and Bfc*. Percy Holden, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Miller, of Snow Hill;
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Taylor and Miss
Grace Taylor, , of Morehead City;
Mr. sad MrsT7 M. Wheless had a,
watermelon cutting party at their
home one evening this week, the huge
SSSxE'S
Srof-.the fine melon.6 We Wieve
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SATURDAY
TRIPLE-HIT PROGRAM
j Hoptldng In
"OUTLAWS OF THE DESERT*
Chapter No. 12 of
"JUNGLE GIRL"
SUNDAY MONDAY
Week End in Havana
Lat?tf; March of Time and Newa
TUESDAY
SUa Uoxel-OUTer Hardy?In
_ "GREAT GUNS' ,
BbRle Pe^Md OmOmt
WEDNESDAY
EmT,' - -N i-V? ? MLma U.U * vPi't.
| ? TWO BIG FEATURES ?
Roderick Crawford-Andy |
Deyrne?in I
"BADLANDS OF DAKOTA" I
rP^NoialfrMary Beth Hhffa*
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WILL TOU BE THE LUCKT PER- J
ao?i to Get the NEW HUDSON to el
be given away Dec. 21th? For I
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