Miss Naomi Dail was a Hookertoa
Visitor Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Holmes and
-hildren spent Monday in Wendell.
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Frineda will regret to learn that
Mrs. George Burnette continues quite
ilL
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Friends will regret to learn that
Mrs. Joab Tyson is ill at her home
. here.
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Miss Ruby Gray, of Hookerton,
spent the week end with Miss Naomi
Dail.
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Miss Virginia Harris, of Wilson,
will spend the week end at her home
here.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holmes and
5 Miss Frances Winstead spent Mon
day in Raleigh.
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Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. E. C. Beam an is improving after
a recent illness. * v
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Mrs. W. Alex Allen, Mrs. Frank M.'
Davis and George Allen were Raleigh
visitors Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Harper vis
ited Mr. Harper's sister Friday in a
Kinston hospital.
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Mrs. Miller Thompson, of Rocky
Mount, spent Sunday with her moth- [
er, Mrs. Lanye Dail.
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Dr. P. E. Jones attended the Flori
da State Dental Convention at Miami
Beach, FIsl, this week.
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Mrs. John A. Moore, of Fayette
ville, arrived today for a visit to
Mrs. Louis D. Harris.
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Mrs. J. Knott Proctor and daugh
ter, Hannah, spent Thursday with
Mrs. Louis D. Harris.
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Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Ewell and John
B. Lewis have returned after a visit
to Washington, D. C. I
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Mr. and Mrs. Wesley R. Willis and
daughter, Miss' Helen, of Raleigh,
spent Sunday in Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lupton, of
Belhaven, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Turaage.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lynch, of
Goldsboro, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Prank Harper Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lath Morris, M. V.
Horton and Mrs. J. L. Shackleford
spent the week end in Washington,
D. C.
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James McConnell, student at the
Apprenticeship School, Newpoi News,
Va., spent the week end with his par
ents here.
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Miss Margaret Hester, Miss Louise
Paschall and Miss Nellie Butler axe
spending the week end with friends
in Kinston.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Beam an and
daughters, Misses Frances and Nell
Taylor, are spending today in Rich
mond, Vs.
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Mrs. P. E. Jones, Miss Vernice
Lang Jones, Mrs. Alton W. Bobbitt
and Mrs. Ted L. Albritton were Rich
mond visitors Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McAdams,
Mrs. W. EL Moore, Jr., Mrs. T. R.
MiszeBe and Mrs. Gordon Lee were
Raleigh visitors, Tuesday.
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Mres. S. E. Ewell, of Elizabeth
town, who has been visiting her so*
P. K. Ewell, left Sunday for a visit
to relatives in Elkhart, Ind.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Williams
and son, Frank, Jr., and Mrs. Kath
leen Moore visited relatives in Nor-,
folk, Va., during the week aid.
Mrs. SaDie JL Horton,, Miss Gene
Horton, Mrs. M. V. Horton and Marl
vin, Jr., left today for a visit to Rich
mond, Va., and Washington, D. C. vl
? Captain and Mrs. T. C. Turnage
I mo vied this week into the residence
formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
H. R. Drake on North Church Street
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Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dixon, of Wil
son, and Mr. and Mre. George wJ
Windham spent Sunday at Fort
Bragg with Corporal Robert
I
Mayor and Mrs. Gebrge W. Davis,
Mrs. George Beckman, Mrs. A. Q.
' ^Roebuck and Henry Johnson returned
Wjmm after spending several days
in Richmond, Va. and Washington.
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improving rapidly.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
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Monday, December IS ,
3:00 P. M.?Circle No. A, Metho
dist Woman's Society, meets
?with Mrs. Robert Joyner at the
Methodist parsonage.
3:00 P. M. Executive Board P.-T.
, A.
Twa^y, 16
2:30 P. M.?Contract Club meet*
at the home of Mrs. 6. M. Hol
den with Mrs. H. N. HoWard as
hostess.
6:30 P. M.?Kotary Club.
8:00 P. M. Junior Order.
Thursday, 18
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3:00 P. M. American Legion Aux
iliary meets with Mrs. P. E.
Jones, Mrs. Edward-May and
Mrs. W. M. Willis as "joint host
esses.
3:15 P. M.?Junior Woman's Club
meets at the home of Miss Mary
Friar Rouse with Mrs. Billy
Willis as joint hostess.
3:30 P. M.?Mary Ellen Dozier
Circle of the Baptist Woman's
Auxiliary will meet with Mrs.
J. W. Holmes.
7:30 P. M.?P.-T. Association will
meet in Perkins HalL
Friday, 19
3:30 P. M.?Woman's Club and
Garden Club will meet at home
of Mrs. J. W. Holmes, with Mrs.
A. Q. Roebuck and Mrs. B. M.
Lewis as joint hostesses.
7:30 P. M.?Boy Scouts.
8:00 P. M.?Woodmen of the
World.
Saturday, 20
10:00 A. M.?Bird Club.
! LIGHT PLANT CLOSED
TO NIGHT VISITORS
Supt. W. A. McAdams asks all
citizens to observe no visiting boors
j at the mater and light plant grounds
at night, as same has been fenced off
for the protection against Invaders.
: Grounds are policed and no trespass
ing will be allowed.
CANDLELIGHT SERVICE AT
BAPTISST CHURCH DEC. 21
Announcement has been made of
a Candlelight Service in the Baptist
Church on Sunday night, December
21, with a program of special music:
presented.
CHRISTMAS SERVICES
AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The Christmas message will be de
livered by the rector, Rev. J. R. Roun
tree at th regular service on the*
third Sunday, December 21, and there
will be a special service and celebra
tion of the Holy Communion on
Christmas Eve at eleven o'clock in
'the evening. , ?
CHRISTMAS AT THE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
There will be a Christmas sermon
and special music at the Christian
Church Sunday morning, December
21, at the regular worship hour. The
Primary Department, under the di
rection of Mrs. Florence Thome nad
Mrs. G. B. Mashburn, jr., is rehears
ing a Christmas program to be given
at an unannounced date.
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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''Christmas in Scripture and Song"
is the title of the program to be
given at the Farmville Presbyterian
Church, Wednesday evening, Dec. 17,
at 7:30. :A' ;?,%& .;
The program will be given by the
Woman's Auxiliary and the Young
People's League of the Presbyterian
Church. A "Joy Gift" will be re
ceived for Ministerial Relief.
The public, is cordially invited, e
H. M. Wilson, pafitor.
m WHITE CHBM5*43*SEKYIC& -
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If A White Christmas service will be
I held jointly by the chorehee of farm
I vflle Sunday afternoon, December
14, at five o'clock in the' Methodist
Church, at which time the opportuni
ty will be provided for everyone to
' contribute gifts foir the needy df the
I quested that each gift be wrapped in
white paper and that no writing done
except to give information of what
the package contains. If a toy, state
whether for a boy or girl, and age.
For further information please con
tact B. A. Joyner.
I SPANISH CLUB NOTES ' I
i held on Friday, December 5, at tin
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I The concluding semes'of the bridg^
[tournament, sponsored by the D. A
R. Chapter daring the late fall, was
held Wednesday at. 2:80 o'clodc in
this afternoon* and at 7:80 in the
evening. , Both events taking the
I form of lovely Christmas parties.
The favored combination of the tra
I ditional colors of red and green in
the Ynletide decorations of, plants,
I forest greens and lights were used
effectively in the Chapter House by
(the committee in charge, Miss Ta
bitha DeViseonti, Mrs. B. S. Shep
I paid, Mrs. C. E. Moore and Mrs. J. 0.
I Pollard, and the refreshment plates
J were also seasonal as to color and
I content
I Mrs. M. V. JonCs was winner of the
I grand prize offered in the tourna
j ment series, a bridge lamp, contrib
uted by the Farmville Furniture Co.
| Other prizes were awarded as fol
lows: Afternoon?high score prize,
I one half box of oranges, donated by
the Cut Rate Fruit Store, won by
(Mrs. R. A. Gardner, of Fountain;!
I second, a cake, given by a- Chapter;
| member, won by Mrs. Carter Smith,
I of Fountain; third, potted plant giv
en by the Farmville Flower Shop,
J won by Mrs. Wesley R. Willis; fourth,]
I Enterprise subscription, given by the
I Rouse Printery, won by Mrs. E. Bruce
| Beasley, of Fountain.
Evening?Ladies, high score prize,
one half box of oranges, donated by
I the Cut Rate Fruit Store, won by
Miss Margaret Thigpen; second, pot
i ted plant from the Farmville Flower
Shop, won by Miss Annie Lee Jones;
j third canned fruit, given by a Chap
| ter member, won by Mrs. J. L. Shaek
leford.
I Man?USraf i>ri?e. Concress cards,
donated by Beasley Drug Co., of
Fountain, won by B. A. Pope, of
Fountain; second, carton Lucky
Strike cigarettes, given by G. W.
Jefferson Co., of Fountain, .won by
Walter Jones; canned vegetables,
given by a Chapter member, won by
G. W. Lane, of Fountain.
Mrs. S. A. Garris entertained the
New Deal Club at the tournament,
at which Mrs. S. A. Roebuck won thff
high score prize for club members, a
potted plant, and Mrs. Claude L. Bar
rett won the-guest award, handker
chiefs.
Mrs. John E. King was hostess to
the Wednesday Afternoon Club at
the tournament and presented Miss
Elizabeth Davis with the club prize,
a potted plant
Mrs. W. R. Harris, of Fountain,
entertained her contract club in the
tournament series of the afternoon
when Mrs. E. Bruce Beasley, as win
ner of high score for members, and
Mrs. R. A. Gardner, for guests, re
ceived towels as awards. Mrs. R. A.
Fountain, Sr., was remembered by
the hostess with a milk glass fruit
bowl at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris were hosts to
the Couple Club at the evening event,
when Mrs. E. Bruce Beasley won the
high score for ladies, towels, and
B. A. Pope the men's award, a cravat.
Mr. and Mrs. E- W. Hunt were re
membered with gifts by the hostess.
Mrs. D. R. Morgan has acted as
chaiman of, the tournament series,
which is reported as having been very
successful. Mrs. M. V. Jones, Mrs.
P. E. Jones and Mrs. Z. M. 'White
hurst have served with Mrs. Morgan
on the reservations committee, and
Mrs. A. C. Monk, Mrs. Joel W. Moye,
Mrs. Louise D. Harris and Mrs. J,
0. Pollard on the refreshment com
mittee.
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I ' Junior Woman's Club
Mrs. E. C. Holmes and Mrs. J. F.
I Surrett were hostesses at a delight
ful meeting of the Junior Woman's
I Club, held this week at the home of
Mrs. J^ M. Hobgood, in which forest
greens and red berries were used with
artistic effect.
Mrs. Tommy S. Byon presided and
announced the program, ; which was
developed with an interesting paper,
"Our Town, Farm vine," by Miss
Frances Winstead, and with a timely
talk on Defense Bonds by Miss Ger
aldine Gardner. The program was
brought to a close by the singing of
Christmas, carols with Mrs. Cleveland
M. Paylor at the pian^ Plans for
Christmas cheer forthe grade, spon
? sored by this group were made at
The Merry Matrons held an enjoy
r able meeting Tuesday at the home of
, Mrs^G. M. Holder., with Mrs. R. H.
j| red -berries and fanHian were season
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iiran^emenu
I Mvsl I Rnv- RaIH 'AoA H
U ^ xvomns presiaea ana
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II be undertaken by this croup <fiiWwg
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I "?'??Jiee. Julian (wfaa is as l&jaraSflH
erly;n^iryHtal Gralg/(^1wng ox
ample of the nare which we admire), j
Wilma Stansfll; Paula Bpberts, (?
Corley Ann Johnson; Alicia Julian,
(a person of charm, manner and]
poise), Edna Both Jvey; Michael Psv
loff, (good-looking, humorous attache
of the Soviet Embassy), Cabot Monk;
Don Carlos Sebastion, (a handsome,
I youthful Spanish artist), &dpa?B?Hl
mey; Emil Stamm, (an eminent yj?.
linist of impulsive nature), Cecil Lil-J
ley; Phillip Holden, (the sturdy,
hanHyvrwa cmmliwry of the Good-Wllil
Society), C. L. Ivey, Jr.; Natalie
Tjnol (nonchalant and sophisticated I
in appearand but attractive), Almal
Grey LiUey&Mrs. Macready, sharp,
sarcastic Irish landlady wio doubts
everyone), Frances Lewis.
It is truly a "Crazy Mix-Up" when
Lee Julian.finds that she has actu
in a contest but cannot collect it due
to the fact that she is not a man.
So ... if a suit of boys' togs will
win the prize^ why not be on the
inside of them? Now what happens
when she attempts to collect the
prize? Could she.help it if the Rep
resentative happened to be a very
handsome young man? Could she
help it if her friends refused to tu*
derstand the things that happened
in her apartment? Could she help
it if her mother .descended on her
with all the maternal fury of one
who feels that the^priee of genius
is too high for financial backing?
So what is the outcome?
Come see the "Cmzy Mix-Up"
as it begins, develops, and is finilly
cleared. An evening of enjoyable
entertainment you will have. So join ;
the crowd as it moves along to i . .
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
| Mr. and Mrs, W. A- Bollard, Jr.,
announce the birth of a son, Jamas
Albert Pollard, on Friday, December
5.
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aircrart caixicr ^ i^nu6rpns6^ wzucu |
be a guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. A.
Payne struggled with the ignition of
his car, a county policeman offered
just aLnd. ' 1
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Kind words and deep sympathy sel
dom take the place of bread 1 to eat.
Publicity may be aa art but therej
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Ki JaLl.' . a. ? ? ? ?' gtt [ t_ ?J?
o c to I&y their ???i hi/w^vw,
are on flat rocks or upon the grounds 1
fin,. -.-u- OT,int7^ V^oW-nrr 'I
ine mumpers enjoyeu neuing _
1) tiis Sco ts t th Ral h*
ville "exhibit. The latter waa decor-'
ated with strings and, popcorn, cma-1
nATTlAfl atin funA MUfiK illlAfl TOIrfl 1
suet A?d candles of suet *?i bird
tremely patriotic when it means rotee I
at home. Jjjg ' S ?|| % ? |j[*
they can't be tear for smart
craftsmen, of exclusive, lns
mddedVfit d* i\
fjitlc sod provide trio com
fort. Regular, Kern or "Tab
less-Tab"' collar styles. Mark
"TruVal" opposite every man
on yqur list.. . and yon'll be
: a super-Santa this Christmas!
Corner Main and Wflson Sto.
FARMVnXE, N. C.
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1942 gardeners already looking
it the catalogs and deciding what
and of vegetables they will grow.
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CHRISTMAS* GIFTS
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