Local Baptist Church
Plans Intermediate Day
Ite the first time to the histery <
of the Ihmville Baptist Church, In
are to hat* a day
Sfor special recognition and
ial opportunities. This has baa
? signaled as Sunday, May *. "
There are thirty-five awllal in
this department sad all are looking
forward to Intermediate Day. In Sun
day School, every pupil is ashed to
coma serf hear Mrs. E. W. Holmes,
who will teach the Sunday School
lesson. At tha mcantey preaching
service the Intermediates will sit in
a body. At this time the pastor will
briny a message of special interest
to youth and to tha parents of youth.
In Training Union the Intermedi
ates will have complete charge of the
program. The evening service at 8:00
o'clock will lend interest again hi
keeping with Intermediate Day.
The paster, his wife, who is <
ing plane for the day, and officers
and teacher^ in the department, Mrs.
W. H. Fisher, Mrs. C. L. Imngiey,
Mr. and Mh. A. J. Melton and Walter
B. Jones, urge parents and friends of
4he Intermediates to attend these ser
vices and Join in the observance of
this Special Day.
WESLEY COMMUNITY HOLDS
OUTDOOR EASTER SERVICES
The Methodist Youth Fellowship of
the Wesley Community, under the
leadership of Neifon Fulford and
Aaron Tyson presented a most un
usual service late Sunday afternoon.
The Crucifixion and Resurrection
of Christ were depicted in seven
tableaux, against a rugged outdoor
scene with the croes and open tomb
in background.
The following members took part;
Aaron Tyson, as Peter; Elizabeth
Crawford, Mary, the mother of Jeeus;
Sallie Tyson, Mary Magdalene; Lo
raine AndrewB, the other Mary; Mary
Frances Oakley, damsel; Mary Tyson
and Evelyn Nethereutt, women at the
croes; Edward Oakley, John; Tommy
Nethereutt and Conrad Mozingo,
Angels; Robert Lee Crawford and
Leroy Turner, Men on the road to
Emmaus; Henry Tyson, Reader.
The Youth Fellowship choir, under
Mrs. A. Q. Roebuck's direction ac
companied the tableaux.
PRESBYTERIAN MEETING
Circle 2, of the Presbyterian Aux
ilery held its initial meeting: of the
new church year Monday evening:
with Mrs. John B. Lewis as hostess.
Mrs. Will H. Moore, Jr., the new
chairman, presided. Other officers
include Mrs. Harry Harper, Miss
Louise Farcior, co-chairman; Mrs. Joe
Flake, secretary-treasurer; and Mrs.
William Easley, Bible Study teacher.
Following: the Bible topic, which
began a series of studies on the Book
of Isaiah, to be continued throughout
the year, the evening's program,
"Christian Leaders Wanted for To
morrow," was developed by Mrs.
Flake.
During an enjoyable social period
ice cream, cookies and salted nuts
were served. Pansier made colorful
plate decorations.
SOPHOMORES TO STAGE
."BUSY AS A BEAVER"
The Sophomore Class of the Farm
ville High School wfll present "Busy
As A Beaver," by Russell Drake,, a
frolicsome farce-comedy in three acts
cm Friday, May 3, at 8:00 P. M.
The cast of characters includes
Gaylord Clayton to be played by
Cedric Davis, Donna Clayton, Joyce
Tyson; Judy Clayton, Vivian Scott;
Til lie, Dora Mae Barrett; Folly
Clayton (Aunt Polly), Betsy Jones;
Agatha Cornwall, Ann Moore; Phelps
Webb, Sifeey Orrraway; Bedells
Shannon, Doris Yetverton; Miriam
Day, Jean Bakm; Mrs. Josephine Rip
ley, Lola Grey Kemp; Lyim Fuller,
Billie Johnston; Herbert
Bruce TugwuU.
American warehouses were vir
tually emptied of fresh fruits as of
April 1, when just three million
bushels of apples sad 150,000 bushels
of pears renamed is
storage.
1,000 bushels
government1
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T_ juLmiJinijaif a.
Vi_ litrflulgu Mutli
laa jw, Green*
o'clock. The
with ke
Coasts incloded the honoroe, Mr.
end Mn. Emerson Smith, Mr. aod
Mn. John Parker, Mies Adelaide Dait,
Allen Moore Heme, Paul Allen and
Arthur Joyner, Jr.
LEGION AUXILIARY
The American Legion Auxiliary
held Ha April meeting at the home of
the president, Miss Mamie Deris,
which was lorely with spring flowers
carrying oat the Easter colors.
After the opening ritual a busi
ness discussion was held. Mrs. A.
W. Babbitt gave highlights from the
recent District meeting. The Auxili
ary voted to send two giria to Girts*
State and made plans to assist with
flowers and flags ah the Manorial
Day Service.
The Easter colors were further em
phasised in the refreshments. Deco
rative cookies and sandwiches, stuff
ed dates, I un biscuits and hot coffee
Bay "Savings Bands" Have! Held!
Vs'^MPpiP
from out
_ the funeral of Fred G. Smith,
Friday afternoon, ware Mrs. Maggie
Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Hath Smith, of
Greenville; Mr. and Mm W. 0. Briley,
Mr. and Mm. G. L. Herring, Mis*
Norn Stalling*, Mm IS. J. Herring,
Mm. Mollle Flanagan, Mm. Aimie
Dixon, of Wilson; Mr. and Mm. Remit'
Sutton, of Vanceboro; Mm. Lama
Bland, of Bethel; Mr. and Mm. W. H.
Gillikin, Mm. J. G Grady. Mm. George
Carter, Mm. Ie-ianrfi? Mm. Robb Lee,
Mm. Francis Edwards, Mm Paid Ba
ker, Mm. Ben Rouse, Mm Fnmees
McDaniet, Mm W. G Dixon, Mr. and
Mm Fmnk Cooper, of Ktnaton; Mm
Frank Eaaon, Mm Floyd Shirley and
John Hardy,of Snow HilL
Walter Barrett, Fred Barrett, Wil
bur Barrett; of Oak City; Jamee G.
Smith, Jr., of Greenville; Sim Daw
son, of New Bern; Elmer Hineon,
J. H. Bynum and G A. Laagley, of
Farmville, served aa active pall
bearers.
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Mrs. Q.
tea at
Miss Ruth ,
whose
an, Jr? sn?
proximately 50 gheata
the '
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door by Mrs. Hardy ,
receiving' line
honoree, Mrs. Willisms Eagle* of
Texas, Mrs. Leslie Newman, of Pen
dleton, Vs., Mrs. Bey Plsrker a
Miss PayneSngg, tt Hoofajrtoo.
Following musical selections by
Mrs. Parker, of Charleston, 8. C,
pianist said Miss Payne Sugg, soloist,
guests were invited into the dining
room. The table was covered with
en embroidered linen cloth and cen
tered with an arrangement of gjff|M
flowers, flanked by yellow tapers in
silver candle holders.
? Mm. Hardy Johnson
the punch bowl. Assisting ta
tag dainty sandwiches, cookies
nuts war* Mia. M. E. Lane, Mrs.
Lynwood Owens and Mrs. John Foun
tain.
Mrs. Trsrathsn presented gifts to
each of her out-of-town guests.
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by Mrs. Ad
rian Gardner and Mrs. R. A. Faun
fancy cakes
ed ice cream.
Miss Franke was again honored
Friday afternoon whan Mrs. R. A.
Sr., was bos tees at bridge.
Cot flowers wens used in the living
Mrs. Fountain served her
licioua cakes and bridal km
High scon prize was awarded Mrs.
E. B. Beeslty. Mn. Hardy Johnson
received bingo prise. The honor
guest was remembered with lovely
linen iiMid*wildg> ?
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Copebmd honor
ed Miss Franke and Eari Trevathan,
Jr., Tbeeday evening at a barbecue
dinner held in Goldstar*.
Continuing the lovely affairs ceo
High Mora prixea, nylon hose,
won by Mian Helen jamfea, of Bethel,
and Mr. J. W. Roddick.
The bride-elect wan preawuted a
covered silver vegetable dish.
Mrs. J. M. Hoiton and Mis# Aim
Horton were bridgo hoataanaa in com
pliment to Mias Frank e on Saturday
evening.
The Saater idea waa carried oat in
decorations hi the living and dttdng
rooms. At\ the conclusion of the
.... awarded Mias
Betsy White Fountain, Mrs. Adrian
Gardner and Mrs. Grady Wheeler. >
, A shower of handkerchiefs wae
preeented the honorae.
Guests were than invited into the
dining room where punch, cream
puffs filled with chicken salad, eook
iea, sandwichee and nuts were aarr
ed. Utey were joined at this time
by the groom-elect and their boa
we
on e<rf:
during tbe
L ?.IH9HPR
Fred G. Smith. Especially do we ap
he beautiful floral tribute..
Mre. Fred G. Smith
Sal lie Mm and Torn.
as
ADMINISTRATOR'S "NOTICE
TO CERWTOBS ?
of Paul Aaron Parker,
late of Pitt County North
Carolina, this is to notify all person*
?gainst the estate of
the said deceased to exhibit them to
the undersigned Administrator at
Fountain, North Carolina, on before
the 21st day of March, 1M7, or this
notice will he pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This 21st day of March, 1946. .
J. C. PARKER, Administrator
of Paul Aaron
( M-22-6-wks-c.)
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FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP
The vaccination of your dog tor the prevention of
nut " i' * ?firor y
hydrophobia (rabies) is required by law. For your con
venience the folowing clinics will be held between the hours
of 11:30 A. M. and 1:00 P. M.:
Saturday, May 4?Colored School, Farmville.
Tuesday, May 7?Lang's X Roads.
Wednesday, May 8?Toddy.
Thursday, May 9?Seven Pines, , J
Friday, May Id?Jade Lewis' Farm.
Tuesday, May 14-JoynePs X Roads.
Wednesday, May 1&-J. C.' Brock's Store,
Iff .Marlboro.
Thursday, May Id?May's Store.
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