Mi? Ida Cowan, of Durham, Ni? visiting Mrs. J. H. Darden. % ? ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Howard spent the week end at Nags Head. ? ? e ? Frank Carr, of Raleigh, spent the week end with Mrs. Bob Joyner. ? e e e R. A. Joyner, Jr., of Raleigh, spent the week end with his parents here. ? ? ? ? W. J. Rasberry and LeRoy Rollins were Raleigh visitors, Tuesday after noon. , ? ? ? ? G. V. Blackwood, of Spartanburg, S. C., is visiting his son, C. W. Black wood. Mrs. R. C. Shirley, of Portsmouth, Va., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gaynor. ? ? ? ? Mrs. W. E. Lang, of Walstonburg, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Cora L. Barrett. ? ? ? ? G. R. Smith, Jr., student at PJ.C.? Maxton, will spend the week end at his home. . Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Freeman and daughter spent Sunday with relatives in Kinston. * * ? ? Mr. and Mrs. B. R Hewitte, of Kin ston, spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Eason. ? * ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Liles, of Dur ham, visited relatives here Monday and Tuesday. ? ? ? ? Mrs. O. G. Spell spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Katherine Clark, in Mount Olive. - ? ? ? ? Mrs. R.' W. Rader returned Satur day from a visit to relatives in Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. J. E. Patrick, of Hookerton, will spend the week end with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gaynor. ' ? * ? ? Mrs. J. O. Pollard and Mrs. Z. M. Whitehurst were Kinston and Golds boro visitors, Tuesday. * * * * Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wesley Joyner and daughter, of Greenville, visited relatives here, Sunday. , ? ? ? ? \ Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kemp and daughter, Miss Lola Gray, will spend Sunday in Durham. ? ? ? ? Mrs. Lowell Liles left Monday for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Out land, in Lexington. ? ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Sterling P. Owen, Jr., of Cynthiana, Ky., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Dixon. ? ? ? ? Mrs. H. S. Hatem and sons are spending a few weeks in Decatur, Ga., with Mrs. Hatem's mother. ? * ? ? , Mrs. James Yates, of Whiteville, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Greene. ? ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Owens, and son, of Whiteville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones, Jr. ? ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Ted Albritton and daughter, Theodora, spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Charlotte. ? * ? ? 'I Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Gilliard, of Wilmington, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Darden. ? ? ? ? Mrs. Stella Shearin received shoulder injuries and bruises in a fall suffered at her home, Monday. ' V * Mrs. R. C. Maddrey and Mrs. G. E. Larson, of Charlotte, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Norville, Wednesday. * * * * Miss Agnes Quinerly, student at Salem College, Winston-Salem, will spend the week end at her home. ? ? ? ? Mrs. W. J. Rasberry left Thursday for a visit with her niece, Mrs. D. W. Roscoe, in Wyoming, Delaware. ? ? ? ? Mrs. Noah Allen and daughters, Sylvia, Dorothy and Christine, spent Sunday with relatives in Williamston. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Edwards and son, of Greenville, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones, Jr. Mrs. J. L. Rumley, of Greenville, spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. George E. Moore and Mr. Moore. Mrs. W. F. Carre way, Miss Lee Carrsway, Mrs. Milton Eason, Sr. and Butch Eason were Raleigh visitors, Monday. - .m tt B ft rTOgTaiuS Mr.. FUMIM Hostess Honoring Miss Joyner, Mm. Curtis H. ? horto- at a lovely dessert-bridge party, Tuesday eve* X, atber home on South Church street, which was beautifully decorat ed throughout with white chrysanthe mums, dahlias and snapdragons. Refreshment tables, with places for twenty-four guests, bore white linen covers, bridal appointments and floral centerpieces in the nuptial col ors of white and green. Bridal ices, fruit cake and salted nnta were i ed, prior to the gassee. , Mrs. Henrietta M. Williamson, scoring high, was awarded a red etch ed vase; the cut prise, plaquee, was won by Mrs. Carol Modlin and the consolation, a bo* of gift wrappings, went to Miss Verna Belle Lowrey, or Greenville. The honor guest wss pre sented crystal in her chosen pattern. Mrs. T. Eli Joyner, Sr., mother of the bride-elect, was a-special guest of the hostess during the refreshment hour. Out-of-tow* guests wereiMrs. Claude L. Barrett e?* Mr?- ? Cooper, of Kinston; Mrs. Charles, Mrs. George, and Mrs. Lindsey Wilkerson, Miss Verna Belle Lowery, Miss Sal lie Norwood and Jrs. Ruel Tyson, of Greenville. |j Luncheon Via,, Verona Lee Joyner, bride- J elect of November, wae honored with a luncheon at the Greenville Woman s Club at one o'clock, Wednesday, by Misses Verna Belle Lowery and Lil lian- Hines. Guests were greeted st the door by Miss Joyner snd the host esses. Mi" Joyner wss presented a corsage of carnations tied with green ribbon and a gift of silver tai her chosen pattern. , A delicious four course turkey luncheon was served at attractively decorated individual tables for four, the bridal color scheme of green and white being effectively carried hroughout the rooms by the use of vhite chrysanthemums and ferns. Out-of-town guests for the lunch eon were: Mrs. T.E. Joyner, Sr., mother of the bride-elect, Mrs. T. E. Loyner, Jr., Mrs. It T. 1JJ* *?? Curtis Flanagan, and Mrs. frank Davis, Jr., all of Famville. McAllister Chapter A delightful meeting of the Colonel Alexander McAllister Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolu tion was held, Saturday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. E. C. Beaman, in whioh handsome dahlias, chrysanthe mums and roses were used with artis tic effect. Mrs. Harry Taylor, of Hookerton, vice regent, presided. Miss Payne Sugg, of Hookerton, gave a medita '*on on Potiphar's wife. Mrs. R. C. Copenhaver, daughter r the hostess, presented the guest ,eaker of the afternoon, Mrs. John . Joyner. Mrs. foyner, an English *acher in the Farmville schools, gave splendid discourse on literature !?Baing favorite selections in illus raticm of the varied types. Guests were invited into the candle- j t" dining room for refreshments, "he table bore a white cloth of cut roric embroidery and lace and a cen erpiece of white chrysanthemums md fern. Mrs. C. L. Beaman, seated if one end of the tablereervwi con cealed chicken salad in individual nolds, and Mrs. B. S. Smith served ?ffee from the other. Mrs. Copen-1 laver and Mrs. Robert Lee Smith as listed the hostess to swrving party sandwiches, saltines, pickles and date | liars. ? v , Sharing with chapter members in the pleasures of the afternoon were; Mrs. Cede Sugg," of Hookerton, Mrs. F. M. Davis, Sr., Miss Edna Robin son, Mrs. Wesley R-Willis, Mrs. A^B. Moore, Mrs. John B. Joyner, Mrs. Agnes Blount, Mrs. W. E. JoynWi Mrs. W. H. Moore, Jr., Mrs. B. S. Smith, Mrs. J. W. Joyner, Mrs. C. L. Beaman and Mrs. G. Alex D Club Pink Korean daisy . chrysanthe mums, berries and leaves were used If |n effective setting for the Gar den Club meeting, Monday afternoon, when Mrs. Meltoh Allen was graci ous hostess in her home. Specimen blooms of white Quaker Maid and blazing gold chrysanthe^ Gaynor had been arranged especially for this meeting. . IS the business over by Miss Tabitha DeVi members vottd to" invite Clark, of Tarboro, to be er in November. Orders for planting next The program mfffm Mr*. R. E. Pickett and Mr*. J. T. Monk, Jr., www apodal guwrta of Mr*. C. S. Hotehki** whoa she charm ingly entertained member* of the Book and Bridge Club, Friday after noon, hi her home whiab bore attrac tive i and Refreshments, which individual aalad* in Hallowe'en i aunun m, were ptved from the, table* spread with Hallowe'en cover* and centered with lighted pumpkin* on tray* surrounded by ivy. Napkin* carried out the Hallowe'en color scheme further. Coca-eolu wer? served during play. Mrs. Irvin Morgan, Jr., scored high for the afternoon. The club remembered Mrs. Hoteb-> Ids* and Mrs. Walter B. Jones, whose birthdays fell on this data, with love ly chrysanthemum shoulderettea. Books of the month were awarded Mrs. Irvin Morgan, Jr., -winner of bigh score, who received "Long Storm" by Ernest Hayoox, and Mrs. Tommy ff. Ryon, runner-up, who re ceived "Arabian Nighte," translation by Richard Burton. In the evening, Mrs. Hotchkiss en tertained friends at two tables of bridge. Mrs. Yancey Burke, scoring high, received a rose glass goblet. Low ?core award, a crystal goblet, was riven Mrs. Edison Moore.' A salad course was served with] Russian tea. . / t ? MRS. OWKN HONORED Mrs. John D. Dixon charmingly en ;rtained at bridge, Wednesday after oon, in compliment to her house uest, Mrs. Sterling P. Owen, of ynthlana, Ky. The Hallowe'en motifs were attrac vely carried in appointments of the >ur tables arranged for the garnet, nd yellow chrysanthemums, mari olds and ageratum predominated in w floral decorations. .Mincemeat tarts, topped with cream, beese straws and coffee were served rior to the games and coca-colas be veen progressions. Mrs. 6. Alex Rouse scored high in le afternoon's play and received a rystal smoking set, and Mr*. W. R. urke retained the slam prise, cock dl napkins. The hostess'presented In. Owen with s handpainted plate nd rack as a memento of the oe ision, and remembered Mm. R. D. toore and Mm. Sterling P. Owen III, f Cynthiana, and Mrs. H. T. Ogden, f Henderson, Ky., with novel ssh ?y?- - v-'-.. ? ; Mr. and Mrs. Dixon entertained leir houseguests, Mr. and Mm. Stari ig P. Owen, Jr., at a fish stew sup er, Tuesday evening, l^rs. George V. Monk was hostess t a luncheon at the Golden Weed, in ftlaon, Thursday, having as her ueets, Mm. Sterling P. Owen, Jr., Irs. Sterling P. Owen, III, and Mrs. ahn D. Dixon. Nobody ever made a law that'll pre- I at a man from maldn' a fool of nself. PARAMOUNT I THEATRE 1 FARMVILLR, N. C. The Hoate of I ? PROGRAM ? WEEK OF SEPT. 2 SATURDAY ONLY "SUN VALLEY CYCLONE" Starring Wild Bill Elliott with "Little Bearer." Alao Chapter No. 2 "Daaghier Of Don Q." . PJus-Leon Errol Comedy. SUNDAY ft MONDAY The Spectacular Sad Of The Qreat North what ... "CANYON PASSAGE" In* Technicolor?Starring Dana Andrews-Brian Donlevy ^ and Susan Hayward. Also . . . Latest News Of The Day and Selected Short. A! rillas of the Desert In Action! K.JL< of the devotion. " .. M ?ei recognising that operative endeavor. The attendance prige waa won by the first grade, Mrs. Berkley Rftt ledge, teacher. ^ la -the form of a delightful play, "Girl Shout Weak" presented by mem ben of" Troop 2 of the local Girl Scout organisation, under the direc tion of Mrs. Walter B. Jones. Mrs. R. T. Williams, Scout leader, spoke briefly in regard to the founder of the Girl Scouts and of the annual national observance of ^ Girl Scout Week, prioy to P1**- which was well received by the audience. Mr. Davis brought the meeting to a close with an appeal to the fathers to attend the next meeting to be held, Thursday, November 21, at 7:20 o'clock. ? I ' ?wsawswwwfl MSMBKR OF CAPELLA CHORUS Buie's Creek, Oct. 81.?Miss Nell Beaman, daughter of Mrs. Nell T. Beaman at 804 E. Wilson St., Faro-" ville, is a member of the A Gapella chorus of 86 mixed voices at Camp bell College that will sing at the Baptist Student convention to be held at the First Baptist church in Dur ham, Nov. 1-8. The choir director, H. Caleb Cush ing, chose these 35 after competition try-outs of more than 100 voices. These members were selected on the basis of personality, general music ianship, and voice. They will repre sent the college on tour later in the school year. ??????? HURT IN ACCIDENT i Jane Clifton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Clifton, of Kinston, received cuts and bruises when she waa knocked down by a truck in front of her grandmother's, Mrs. J. I. Ba ker's home, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Baker, who returned Tuesday after staying with Jane in Memorial Gen eral Hospital, Kinston, reports that she is recuperating rapidly. ON TERMINAL LEAVE Sgt Robert F. Peylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paylor, is at home on terminal leave, having served 21 months with the U. S. Army. He received training at Camp Gordon, Ga., and has since been serving with the Fourth Air Supply Squadron, 4th Air Depot Group at Manila. , Cfor&GhhtOtc Qtmd \ Cu9*mA / iAs * 100 PROOF with . it uiiwi, told by of Cleveland, Ohio. led several interesting itertaining Hallowe'en Six new member | into the eliih; Jarvis Tripp, Jr., Greenville, 9 Unice and Hilda tittle, Chariea Locfc amy and Henry Mill*. Chicken sandwiches, salted nuta, cookies and iced drinks were by the hosts. ' 3 2 M. Y. F. The Lang's Methodist Youth Fel lowship met Friday evening in the Clubhouse having as their guests the Wesley group. Miss Lois Nanney presided over the meeting. Rufus Gay, counsellor of Lang's, gave the address of welcome with Nelson Ful ford responding. Aaron Tyson, president of Wesley, was recognised and expressed his appreciation and delight at having the joint meeting. The devotional, "Being Stewards for Christ," was presented by Miss Louise Flora, of Lang's. " ? W-