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Published weekly and entered as
Second Class Med Matter at the
Poet Office at FannviUe, N. C.,
- Art of March 3rd, 1878.
Activities Of Local
Church Organizations
Baptist ?
On Monday afternoon, the Woman's
Missionary Society meeting, held at
the Church, wis opened by the sing
ing of "I Love To Tell The Story."
Mrs. R. T. Williams gave the devo
tional taken from I Timothy and
Matthew, after which Mrs. E. W.,
Holmes and Mrs. R. LeRoy Rollins
developed the missionary topic, "The
Christian Foundation for the Good
Neighbor Policy." *
The president, Mrs. Alfred Moore,
presided and announced the State
Mission Program to be held during
the week of September 16-20. The
meeting was adjourned by the singing
of a hymn and a prayer by Mrs.
Manly Isles.
The hostesses, Mrs. E. C. Holmes,
Mrs. F. A. Williams, Mrs. A. B. Moore,
Mrs. C. W. Morris, Mrs. W. H. Fisher
and Miss Mamie Davis, served ice
cream sundaes and black chocolate
cake, during the social hour.
The Young Woman's Auxiliary met
Monday evening; at 8:00 o'clock, with
Mrs. Herbert Moore as hostess and
Miss Elvira Tyson presiding/ The
meeting was opened with the Y. W.
A. Watchword. Mrs. Frank Joyner
conducted the devotional period.
The president, Miss Tyson, develop
ed the program theme of "Inter
American Ties of Faith," with Mrs.
Henry Johnson and Mrs. Robert P.
Wheless assisting.
v Plans were made for a World Re
lief Offering and t}ie report of the
sending of a box of clothing to a
needy French family was given at
this time.
The meeting was closed with prayer
by the president. .* , , ?
During the social hour, cake, top
ped with ice cream, chocolate sauce
and nuts, was served by the hostess.
Mrs. S. W. Miller- and Mrs. A. J.
Melton, as program leaders, presented
"A Christian Foundation For the
Good.Neighbor Policy" at the Annie
Perfcins Circle meeting, on Tuesday
night,- held at the Church with Mrs.
Robert Joyner as hostess.
Mrs. George W. Davis developed
the Bible study from I Timothy 1:1-7
and Matthew 22:86-40. After Mrs.
E. W. Holmes gave thoughts on the
state mission fields, a season of pray
er wag held for theee missions.
Mrs. Maurice Brinson was wel
comed as a new member and Mrs.
E. W. Holmes as a guest. Following
the meeting, the hostess served
peaches with whipped cream and
Mrs.
hymn,
See," and
aged to
to be told at Bethel
lfe Mrs.
led the-devotional.
Group 4, which had charge of the
program, presented a short playlet
entitled "The Christian and the
with Mrs. Z. B. T. Cox, Miss
Sybil Barrett, and Mrs. C. L. Ivey
taking the partis.
Following the singing of "Stand
Up For Jeans," the meeting was
closed with the Council Benediction.
Mrs. R. C. Copenhaver was hostess j
to the Episcopal ^Auxiliary, on Mon
day afternoon, with Mrs. W. R. Bur
nette presiding. After the opening
of the meeting with prayer and Scrip
ture reeding by the president, the re
port of the United Thank Offerings
sent during August, was given by the
custodian, Mrs. J. H. Darden.
Mrs. Burnett* told of sending in
a report on Christian Social Rela
tions A letter was read from the
diocesan president regarding contri
butions for a hoys* dormitory in the
Philippines. A nominating committee,
composed of Mrs. C. Hubert Joyner,
Mrs. R. C. Copenhaver, and Mrs. J.
W. Joyner, was appointed at this
time.
"They Found the Church There" by
Henry Van Dyke, under the chapter
topic of "The Rear Command" was
presented by Mrs. C. Hubert Joyner,
- program leader. Miss Anne L.
Woman's
. mat Monday
noon, in the Church, with Mrs. A. W.
Bobbitt presiding. The meeting was
opened With the of "Saviour,
like A Shepherd Lead Us." Mn. E.
Ik Clegg was in charge of the devo
tional period. Mm. Lynn Eason, pro
gram leader, discussed "Methodists In
The Country," tailing of work done
on John's Island, near Charleston, and
in the rural areas of the plateau
rggions of Tennessee. Mrs. A, Q.
Roebuck, Secretary of Youth, Mrs. Ed
Nash Warren, secretary of Children's
Work, and "Mrs. Bennett R. Fields,
secretary of Education, were selected
to represent this organisation at the
Fall Seminar to be held in Elm City
this month."-' ?
The Mission Study Class of ftie
Methodist Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service completed a study of its
Ow,
two evening
week with Mr*. Herbert 1
Mrs. Mack Carre way, aa i
home of Kit,
J. Gardner with the Society president,
Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt, and the Mission
Study chairman. Mrs. Bennett R.
Fields as hostesses. Ths-jgpjp|
on "The Christian Home?Marys and
Marthas*' was presented by Miss Joy
ner, and Mrs. Herbert Hart reviewed
half of the mission study book.
There were 22 members in attend
ance. During the social hour, the hos
tesses served jello, topped with cream,
pineapple and cherries, and hbfck
cake. .: ^ , v' Jr ~
Circle No. 4 acted ss hostess to the
Class, Tuesday evening, at which
time the meeting was held in the
home of the chairman, Mrs. Charles
H.' Mozingo. A total of 26 members
was in attendance.1 Miss Joynsr's
meditation waa baaed on the subject,
"Let Your light Shine." Mrs. Car
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FARMVILLE, N. C.
following
G. E. Moore will be uiM at public auction in fnot of the
City Hall iff the Town of
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1946
at 12:00i
WHEN YOU
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PROCEEDS TO FURTHER EDUCATION
A HUNDRED PRIZES RIVEN AWAY
INCLUDING ?
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NO ADMISSION CHARGE TO GROUNDS
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COME AND BRING THE YOUNGSTERS
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT
SEPT. 6 - 7?feeginningr at 7:00 o'CloclT
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FARMVILLE, N. C. i
LIST OF PRIZE CONTRIBUTORS:
Blackwood's Wholesale Company ? Candy
Garner Furniture Company ? Lamp
Western Auto Associate Store ?- Tricycle
R. A. Parker Motor Company ? 12 Quarts of CHL
Corbett's Garage ?* 1 Gallon of Prestone.
Pender's Grocery Store ? Floor Mop.
The Tornage Company ? Pressure Cooker ft Case bf Mayonnaise.
Nichols Fish-Market ? 2 Cartons of Cigarettes.
Sauls Wholesale Company ? Box of Candy.
Pollard Auto Company ?? 1 Gallon of Prestone.
Jack Smith's Cafe ? 1 Carton of Cigarettes. ;.,
Farmvilie Implement Company ?-^24 Quarts of OiL
J. H. Harris ft Son ? 1 Carton of Cigarettes. ? *
Southern Supply Store ? 1 Electric Iron.
Williams Grocery and Market ? Assortment "bf Groceries.
Walter Ellis ? 1 Carton of Cigarettes. , .
Briley Oil Company ? 2 Cartons of Cigarettes. ' N .
Louis Alek's Cafe ? 1 Carton of Cigarettes.
Newton's Farmere Exchange *? 1 Carton of Cigarettes.
Centre Hardware Company ? 1 Pressure Cooker.
Mrs. J. H. Bynum ? I Quart of Peaches.
Farmvilie Oil ft Fertilizer Co. ? $20.00;
Andrews' Grocery ? 1 Broom. >
Chandler's 5c to $1.00 Store ? 1 Mirror. -
Economy Auto Company ? 1 Hot Plate.
Mrs. J&rvis Holloman ? 1 Quart of Tomatoes
Vogue Beauty Salon ? Toilet Set
Rose's 5c, 10c and 25c Store ? 2 Vases! ?
Kemp's Barber Shop ? 1 Hah- Tonic.
N. Caption ? Pair of Nylons.
Jewelry ? 1 Vase.
Electric Shop ? Toaster,
lectric Shop ? Carton of Light Bulbs.
Moore ft Speight Service Station ? 1 Electric Lantern.
B.& W. Chevrolet Company ? 1 Bumper Jack.
~ " T. Williams ? $20.00. ...
? Aluminum Frying Pan.
mpany ? $2.00.
Plumbing ft Heating Co. ? Can erf Drains.
Jewelry ? Mirror and Tray and Perfume,
a Depfc Store ? Pah- of Nylons.
K. Cannon ? Ladies AppareL
" M. Davis Sr. Heirs ? $15.00.
Service Center ? Cigars, Cigarettes ft Gulf Products.
? 12 Pairs of Nylons.
Take-up Set
? 14K Gol
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified aa Administratrix
of the Estate of James R. Lang, late
of >Pitt County, State of North
Carolina, this is Jo notify, all per
sons having claims against the Es
tate of the deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Farmville,
North Carolina, on or before the
2nd day of August, 1947, or this
Notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate will please make im
mediate settlement.
Tills the 81st day of July, 1M6.
WINIFRED C. LANG, Administra
trix of the Estate of James R. Lang.
John B. Lewis, Attorney. 8-2-6t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as administratrix
of the Estate of Ethel Mae Wooten,
late of Pitt County, State of North
Carolina, this it to notify all per
sons having claims against the Es
tate of the deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Farmville,
North Carolina, on or before tin 1st
day of August, 1947, or this Notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said
Estate will please n^ake immediate
settlement.
BENNETT T. WOOTEN, Adminis
trator of the Estate of ETOEL
MAE WOOTEN.
This the 25th day of July, 1946.
John B. Lewis, Attorney. &-2-6t
Notice of Sale of Land
By Town of Farmville
For 1945 Unpaid Taxes
Pursuant- to Chapter 310 c2 the
Public Laws of 1939 and" Section 1716
of the Public Laws of 1939, and by
reason of non-payment of Taxes due
and owing the Town of Farmville for
the year-1945 by the persons, firms
and corporations listed below, I will
on Monday, the 9th day -of Septem
ber, 1946, beginning at 12 KM o'clock
Noon, and continuing until this sale
is completed, before the Town Hall,
in Farmville, N. C-, offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for dash
the heal astute of said 'delinquents
briefly described as follows:
This the 12th day oi August, 1946.'
R. A. JOYNER, Tax Collector.
Name: > Amt
Canraway^ W. F., 1 res Wilson 20.30
Harden, Miss Mae, 1 vac Main 29.60
Harper, Mrs. Annie, 1 una Coot 18.00
Horton, M. V., 2 res Wilson 49.46
Tripp, Paul, 1 Wilson St. 17,00
CQLORED
Name: Amt.
Atkinson, Spencer, 1 Perry St $ 1.00
Boyd, Wilson, 1 res Wallace 10.26
Chesnut, Henry, 1 vac George 2.00
Daniel, Moses, 1 Wallace St, 2.75
Dickens, Will, 1 Walnut St .6?
Dixon, Henry, 1 Perry St 6.60
Dupreet J. Hue, 1 S. Main St .76
Dupree, Jacob, 1 Main St 5.00
Dupree, Paul, 1 Henry Dupree
No. 6, Hopkins, Willie, 1 -M
Wallace St 3.60
Joyner, Mattie, 1 Geo * Cotton 1.00
Moore, Caroltoe, 1 E. C. R'y LOO
Moore, Mary J., 1 Main St 4.00
Thigpen, David, 1 J. L. H., .70
Tuten, Council heirs, 1 Cotton 6.60
Tyson, Smithy, 2 Wal; 1 Perry 1.10
Vines, Marcellus, 1 res Cotton 6.76
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