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of Raspset, Cards d all Notice of Ba te profit wfll to chaired for at the rate of X ?*" per word. Caah to Advertising rates will to ad'upon I , _ at tee Post Office at Fhnnvflte, N. C., Act of March 3rd, METHODIST OBSERVING WEEK OF PRAYER The Week of Prayer sad Self-De nial, which will to observed through out Methodism October 27-81, will be observed in the local Methodist Church with special services, Sunday evening at 7:80 and Monday afternoon at S AO. Sunday evening, the service will to under the direction of the Wealyan Service Guild with Miss Betty Joyaer as tender. Mr*. Mac Carraway and Miss Bertha Lang will to the speak ers at this time and Mrs. R. O. Lang, Jr., soloist, with other members of the Guild taking part on the pro gram also. Monday afternoon, the service will be under the direction of Mrs. Bertha Gardner with Mrs. L E. Walston and Mrs. Lynn Eason as the principal speakers. ' , Gifts offered at these services will to need to provide school buildings and village work for women and girls in India, and school buildings for girls in California and Georgia. The service on Sunday evening will take the plaee of the regular evening worship. Visitors will be welcomed cordially to both services. GIRL SCOUT ACTIVITIES To honor the founder of Girl Scout ing, Mrs. Juliette Low, of Savannah, Ga_ whose birthday is October 29, the* three local troops will celebrate Girl Scout Week?October 27-Novem tor 8?with a Rally at the swimming pool and park on Wednesday at 4 o'clock and by attending the Baptist Church, Sunday, November 3, in a body. Another event was the play "Girl Shout Week," given by part of the members of troop 2 at the P.T.A., meeting, Thursday afternoon. Over a million girls throughout the coun try, who wear the gray-green uni forms have planned Similar enter tainments in honor of their founder and Girl Scout Week. The members of Troop 2 who were not participating in the play met at the home of Mrs. R. T. Williams, leader, to work on their hedges of International Friendship. The cast of the play continued practice under the direction of Mrs. Walter Jones, Thursday afternoon. the business aesaion. Hn. 2. JL T. Cox, of the-Brownies, met Wednesday afternoon time. The girls prad __ mony to he need at the Scoot Rally, Wednesday. Games were pit cookies enjoyed afterwards. Accompanied by their lekdar, lire. George Fare, and Mrs. R. T. Williams the girls hiked and enjoyed a picnic lunch, Saturday morning. ... BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION , Andy Martin, Jr., attractive son of Mr. and Mif. W. A. Martin, ed his third birthday with a party at his home en Friday. i played prior to tire ?f the ?V.. with tw with ivy. Pink on tk table shed a soft glow. The birthday cake, with hry decor tiona iced in (nan and pink and bearing pink tapsm, cantered the buffet The cake waa cut agd i with ice cream, mints and nuts. Nineteen friends of Paachall present ATTKND THE STATE- r WAKE FOREST GAME Among those attending the State Wake Forest game, Saturday, were Mr, and Mrs. Sam T. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Archie L. Speight Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Walston, Frank Alien, Dr. G. L. Gilchrist, Dr. W. M. Willis, Jackie Willis, Ben Lang, Bill Royster, Seth Barrow, Robert Rouse, Sr., Rob ert Rouse, Jr? Jack Darden, J. H. Moore, H. D. Johnson, George Davis, Manly Liles, Curtis Flanagan and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sauls. STATE FAIR VISITORS Among those attending the State Fair last week1 were Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Hhrris, Mr. and Mrs. Car roll Oglesby, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Carrawsy, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eason, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eason, Jr., Milton Eason, III, Mrs. Ted Albritton, Harry and Thedora Albritton, Mrs. G. E. Moore, Jr., Mary Lou Moore, Charles Joyner, Mfc and Mrs. A. C. Monk, Jr., Albert Monk, May Turnsge Eason, Miss Irma Mewborn, Miss Virginia Pope and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sauls. State College Hints To Farm Homemakers By Venn Stanton N. C. State College. ? Labels on cans and packages give the exact weight of contents .and should be used as a guide in estimat ing cost Check cost per ounce or pound. The cost of food is no measure of its food value. For example: cheep cuts of meat have the same food value as expensive. cuts from the same animaL Brown and white eggs have the same food value. A well-centered yolk is what every cook wants in a hard-cooked egg for deviling or stuffing. If the yolk is too far offside, the white is likely to break through during the stuffing process. The quality of the egg rath er than the method of cooking de termines the position of the yolk, say poultry Specialists.' In an egg of Grade A or AA quality, the white is thick and holds the yolk in place. As the quality deteriorates from lack ?I iteration and aging, the white thinner and allows the {oik to float. When such an. egg is cook ed oa. its side, the yolk rises to^fe* upper side of the shell. ? [<?*? , W- AtU.wr ... . ??t the chib won thM prize for their exhibit at the county fair. ' No report from the Ballards Club "be eecured before groin* to CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Wee Joyce Corbett, attractive daughter of Mr. and-Mr*. Lee Cor* jbett, celebrated her fifteenth birth-] jday, Friday evening *t the D. A. R. Chapter House. , -f Hie apacious reception room u_ { decorated In the Hallowe'en motif | Iwith Jack-o-lahterns, fall leave* and j I goblins featuring the arrangements. Dancing, con testa and game* were: njoyed during the evening. Iced cake was served with ice cream land salted nuts by the honoree's mother assisted by Mrs. Gten Newton. I Fifty-five guests enjoyed the hos I pitality of Miss Corbett. Out-of-town I guests included Miss /anet Tyson, of I Saratoga, house guest of Miss Willie Rae Harper, Misses Charlotte Moseley land Peggy Bell and Jimmy Horton, lall of Fountain^ | SEVEN PINES HOME demonstration CLUB I Mr*. Johnnie Rouae was a gracious I hostess to the Seven Pines Home I Demonstration Club, Tuesday, with [the vice president, Mrs. Bert Little,] I presiding. I Miss Verna 'Belle Lowery, assist-1 I ant home demonstration agent, gave | [an interesting talk on "What We I I Earn and How to Use If I In the social hour delicious re-1 Ifreshments were enjoyed. I Jhe next meeting will be on No vember 26 with Mrs.' Russell M?th | hostess. |BALLARDS HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB I The Ballards Home Demonstration I Club met at the Ballards Community I Building, Thursday afternoon with I Mrs. J. D. Jones as hostess. i In the business session, presided j lover by Mrs. J. R. Go wans, president, committees for the. Achievement Day j held in Greenville, Wednesday, Octo ber 23, were appointed. Mrs. E. M. Tyson was chosen to give the address I of welcome. I Miss Verna Lowery presented s j timely program on the topic "What j We Earn and How to Spend It" I Ic? fream sandwiches were enjoyed I during a deliciouf social period. I BELL ARTHUR HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB I At the regular meeting in the Home j Econftmics building, last Wednesday, I the Bell Arthur Home Demonstration [Club presented MisaHerona Lee Joy aer, home demonstration agent and j bride-elect of November, with a love- f Jly shower of miscellaneous gifts dur the social period. lost esses for the meeting were| Mrs. Richard Nichols and Mr*. Heber Strickland. Club officer, for the n< ?year a-re aa follows: Mrs. J. L. CasL. . [well, president; Mrs. Mark H. Smith, [vice president, and Mrs. B. I* Bat ;v Among winners at the State Fair was Miss Rosa Lee Brake, of Battle boro, niece of John and Ben Lewis and Mrs. Herman Boose, of this eity, who won a first prize of (18.75 for a complete costume exhibit in the *-H division. "T" '' ? Miss Drake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Brake is well known hem having visited relatives frequently. The Pitt Coonty Home Demonstra tion Clubs won a prise of (125 for their exhibit "Housing" which proved to be an attraction to home owners and the homeless. This exhibit fea tured the wisdom of adequate storage space throughout the house. Each item within the closets?such as the tiny fruit Jars in the pantry?was made exactly to scale. The same was true of .the men and women's clothes, the toiletries, the household cleaning and. even the pumpkin and other stored in the pantry, unanimously acclaimed it' the most effective display at the ex hibition. Barber looking at young man's sleek hair: Do you want it cut or just change the oil?" WANTED ? DESIRABLE HOUSE M7-L HOUSE WANTED?Want to iwt I ? room tow, toy Jan. 1st, or will consider Luring. C. E. Modlin, Farmriile, N. C. (O-SS Stp) WANTED!?A nuH house or tin* I unfurnished rooms at ones. Pat i Buady, Farmriile, N. ?.? Dial, 4M-L (9-lT-*ip) FOR SALE?New John Deere Hem mermill and Gat-effSaw. Farm riile Implement Co., Farmriile, N. C. (0-25-ite) I COME IN AND SEE OCR LINE of Bator Strailers, Play Pens, Car riages, Chairs, Rocking WESTERN AUTO ASSO. STORE LOST?STERLING SILVER SPOON PIN uptown, Saturday morning. Sentiment*} rains. Reward. Mrs. Da rid Harris, Farmriile, N. C.? r Dial 45*-!.; (O-25-ltp) FOUND ? Strayed Hogs.. Owner can get name by rleetrWag. paying crop damage and for ears of bogs. See or write Jim Jordan, R. F. D. $Nto. 2, Farmriile, N. C. .... (tf-lp) RADIO BATTERIES ?We hare a ^1 jESSb .dpjjS* 'dSd ,~4spdi to4?. WESTERN AUTO AS SOGtATB STORE. .. ??3 FLOORS SANDED and REFINISH ED ? Export gotrin. J. R. BRADT, Phone Mt-C, Farmriile, N. a (9-20-tO WANTED 1?Man o able and willing to ago (IN per time. Write J, R. OW*. M. " CIP-ll-Stp) I V BE SURE TO TUNE IN ON W-P-T-F for nomi H&rMgf Gur ley; of Golds boro, presided over the caucus of Rawl, of Greenville, was selected as the Lieutenant Governor of oar divi sion for 1M7. Sam Bundy, immediate Past Dis trict Governor, presided over the aft ernoon seeaion, which consisted of forums on club activities, achieve ments, and administration. Again Farmville was the only one of the twelve new ehihs which presented a report on its activities. The Monday night session met at the Jefferson Standard Country Club. At this time, Governor Jasper was presented with a sterling water pitcher in appreciation of his work with the GaroHnas District. Past District Governor Ralph Barker, of Durham, introduced the guest speak er, the Honorable t. Melville Brough ton, former Governor of North Caro lina. Mr. Brooghton's speech was entertaining and interesting. He emphasised that he believes the peo ple of today ale giving too little at tention to tradition and thst we should glance /back to the acts and deeda of our forebears to find tits answers to some of our problems of today. At the Tuesday morning ses sion Past District Governor Spike Saunders, of Chapel Hill, presented the guest speaker, Dr. I. G. Green, of the Baptist Orphanage in Thomaa vii. \ Dr. Green spoke on the "Health of Our Youth." < Dupre Rahme, head of the Music Department of Furman University, was unanimously elected District Governor.Jor 1947. -;j District Secretary, Herb Hennig, announced that seventy-four of the eighty-seven clubs in the Carolines District were represented with a total BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. sad Mn. J. R. Brady announce the birth of a son, James Henry, Friday, October **, at the Williams Winstead Clinic. Mrs. Brady was the former Kiss Daisy Murphrey, ? , FUNERAL RITES HELD If FOR DOUGLAS ALLEN Final rites for Qouglaa C. Allen, 80 months old son of Mr. and Mrs. iJ. Lloyd Alien, |Thnraday afternoon, at 8.30 o'clock, | from the home near Lanes Cross by the Bev. L. B. Manning, Free Will Baptist minister, and in terment was made : in Hollywood cemetery. t ; The child died, Wednesday, is the result of complications caused from a lodgment of a grain of corn in the bronchial tubes, which was removed several days prior to his passing. He is survived by Us permits, two sisters and a brother. Fire prevention is a year-around job. Experts say that ninety per cent of all fires are preventable. > OU &Hmi ? '' 4&* * 100 PROOF Phone487-l FOR Cab Service J. I. Marphrey ?pi FARMVILLE, N. C. ? ?m ? RK *??.". ' ? V " ~?*Jk You've seen It adw tfsed In your favorite f magazine. come In and see.the patterns 1M Noctfc HH* Street , N. _ ? ?< TODAY! -AX ?p. . , Y CHENILLE SPREADS Chenille Spreads ... Made on a >, well covered la chenille work... 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