" LOCALS AND PERSONALS "
OF INTEREST TO
Farmville and Surrounding Sections
* Mrs; Susan C. Noe is visiting
her soo Rev. A. C. D. Noe.
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Dr. Jennis Morrill of Falkland
was a Farmvifle visitor Monday.
Mr* E. H. Marrow spent some
time Ia& week in Tarbora
Miss Pauline Conlin of Green
ville, was the guest of Miss Sarah
Humphrey this week,)
Mrs. M. V.Horton left Monday
tor a visit to her old home in Ed*
enton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bynum and
Miss1,Sally May Smith spent the
week end at New Bern.
Miss E. Middleton of Magnoli
a is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
D. E. Hill.
Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Kirk of
Rocky Mount spent Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wheless.
Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Jones
and children spent Sunday iD
Bethel.
Thirty-six members of the Tri
angle Club enjoyed a picnic at
Hill Crest Tuesday.
Miss Pattie Morgan arrived
Thursday afternoon to visit Miss
Elizabeth Fields.
E. H. Marrow spent Wednes
day and Thursday la$I week in
Greensboro.
Mrs. J. T. Gates accompanied
her daughter to her home in
Richmond, Va. Friday.
Miss Rachel Hazelton of Win
terviile, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
J. T. By num.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barrett
spent the week-pod with rela
tives.
A. W. Whitaker is spending
the week with bis family at Ber
ryville, Va.
McD Horton accompanied by
Tom Smoot motored to Pamlico
Beech Saturday for the week-end
Mrs. W. R. Edwards and Miss
Iris Lyon of Durham are the
guests of their sister, Mrs. Ray
mond Peele.
Mrs. B. T. Cox and daughter,
Janette, and nephew, Mr. John
son, of Winterville, spent Sun
day with Irisnds here.)
Miss Carrie Lilly of Mt, Gilead,
. Community Nurse, arrived in
the city Saturday to commence
her work here.
Miss Haxel Williams aud Mrs.
B. O. Turnaze and two children
left Tuesday by auto for Hender
son where ibey will visit rela
tives
Aa invitation was tendered
tha local Rotarians and their
wives at their meeting on T ues
day evening to attend a picnic
given by the Farmviife post Am
ericas Legion on Friday of this
week.
Mra,tFiank Capps wass ac
companied to her home in Raligb
Saturday by her small niece
Dora DeGrace Rountree, who
will make a short visit before
^ her return.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Loving of
Greenville, mgveA to this city
tMi week. Mr. Coving holds a
position wit? Panders^ stores
A number of ..the' Method#
iago^y&M^aiy Council
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Birthday Party.
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Miss Pearcy Fox celebrated (
her twelfth birthday last week.
A lawn party bad been planned j
but on account of the inclement ]
weather the guefts were invited
into the basement of the church {
which had been made mo& at- j
tractive for the occasion. ,
Various games and conte&s -j
were enjoved by the thirty gue&s ,
present and prizes won by Mas- ,
ter James H. Smith and Mary ;
Friar Rouse.
Delicious punch, ice cream ,
and cake were served. ,
beautiful gifts atteSl the popular
ity of the young ho^ess,
Falkland Ne Items
Mr- and Mrs, C. A. Marsh
lander spent Sunday in Green
ville.
Miss Alice Newton, who is in
training in a Kinston hospital,
spent la& week end here at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Anna
Newton.
Mrs. Emma Little has been
called to Coneioe on account of
the critical illness of her mother,
Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Little's father
is also very ill in the Rocky Mt.
Sanitarium.
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Miss Lucy Unsp ana ur. a. m.
Critp, Jr., visited relatives near
Rocky Mount on Sunday.
.Mrs. Dupree Jr., of Farmville
and her small daughter are visit
ing Miss Anna Little.
Friends of Mr. Frank Jr. will
be glad to know that be is re
covering after several days of
illness.
Edith Marshlander is spending
the week end in Greenville in
the home of her aunt, Mrs. G. V.
Smith,
The new tPresbyterian church
of Falkland is rapidly nearing '
completion and will probably be
ready for use within the neit
month,
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1 He unrisnan isnueavur ow
ciety held its fir? business meet
ing since its organization^ some
weeks ago on Friday night, June
15lh, in the school building.
Miss Margaret Dupree was eled
dd reading secretary, this office
.having been made vjcant by the
return of Miss Worthiogton to
her home in Winterviile.
Miss Lillian Crisp was eleded
chairman Of the Missionary
Committee. After all business
matters were attenddd to "there
was an enjoyable social hour.
Punch and wafers were served.
Since its organization in the
Spring by the Chri&ian Endavor
of the Farmville Presbyterian
churbh, the Falkland Society has
enrolled 28 active members, 2
associate members, and 6 Juniors.
The Farmville Endeavors have
accepted an invitation to take
full charge of the program for
Sunday. June 24th, at S-"30 p. m.
and, a hearty welcome will await
atl those who come to the school
building at tha t time.
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II QUtDOFTHANKS
To our to toy friends and
townspeople who were so kind
and sympathetic after the death
of our little son, Norwood, by
an accident over which we bad
no control, we wish to express
our .deepest appreciation and
sincere thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Oglesby
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Mr. W. B. Oneal
Profits by |
Disability Ins..
On Odober 14th, 1919,1 wrote
Mr. W. B. Oneal, who lives on
Mr. W. C. Joyner's farm, a
12,000.00 Life Policy with dis
ability clause. He paid one
premium and became .disabled
from an attack of the MFlun, He
bas been drawing regnlarly $20
per month since bis disability
and payments will continue dur
ing life or as long us he remains
disabled. The policy remains in
force without payment of premi
ums and at death the family will
receive the face of the policy,
(2,090.00.
The Life Insurance Company
of Virginia, will give you the
same protection at low net co&.
James R. Moore, Agent.
4wks
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For Sale?Hay, Oats agd Pea
vine Hay by the stack and coJn
per bbl.?W. M. Smith.
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Lake Waccamaw Cottages i
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Furnished?For rent by week
or season. Shady Beach, Fresh
Water with Ocean Breeze. Fine
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HE only ship that
comes to those who
sit down and wait is"
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a receiver-SHIP.
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WAIT ||
To young husbands and their June brides we pen these lines in the effort to
rende* service and prove our good-will and sincere friendship.
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Waiting for your ship to come is in reality time wasted. If your home is to be
happy and successful it will be necessary to start the very first day to make it so. ?
There is peace and happiness in the voyage on the sea of matrimony if young
people heed and profit by the experiences of those who know best how to steer the
good ship "Home" in the hours of storm.
New responsibilities are now yours. It is necessary you have the vision to pre
pare during the days of smooth sailing for the days of storm. You can do this in one
way only and that by creating a surplus in material ways.
You know your income. Let your outgo be less. Bank the difference?maybe
in a saving account which will draw 4 per cent interest. Its a simple rule, isn't it? It
insures a peaceful voyage. Try it. . x ?
The Bank of Farmville
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Farmville, N. C.
A hearty welcome awaits you
...At the Methodist Sunday School...
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING AT TEN
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When the Neighbors Come
There is a heap of satisfaction to the housewife
in having every room in the house well furnished.
A well furnished home is always*a comfortable
home.
The Farmville Furniture Co.'s Furniture is priced
wellwithin your pocket book but still retains all the
fineness of design, delicacy of detail and precision
of warktnansbip that is usually found only in high
er priced furniture.
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