Dont for get to write ft 1-9-2-5.
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Mr. E. C. Boqrmbi ii out again after
a recent flhieeijL* I
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-Miss Carrie FsBard was lit home for
iQp vnfuuntfi s^ssoQo y
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Mr. J. i. ShackJeford was a Rocky
Mount rWtor Thursday.
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i Mr. duKenRomley has returned af
ter a visit in Maxton.
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, Mia* (Margia Walker, of Norfolk,
i* visiting Mrs. D. S. Morrill. ?
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Mr-JuCCtLang, of Asheville, spent
tki hoHdaye at his home here.
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Dr. Barry Keel, of Winston-Salem,
visited relatives here last week.
Miss Suth Ptif, of Stantonsburg, is
the go** of Mrs. G. W. Shackleford.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. Streeter Sheppard,
of Baleighj spent the week here.
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Mrs. Chip. W. Shackleford visited
friends u?"K|f nteaslmig this week.
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-Mr. L. r^ENOMt mmn UR UUUU?; o
?with Ids parents in Lynchbarg, Va.
. Mr. Sliest Huffijies visited friends
in Atlanta, Ga*. during the holidays.
Mrs. Si T. Martin is spending the
week rrith relatives at Blacks tone, Vs.
Mr. and Mrs.. J. T. Moore, of BaK
figj|, risited relatives here this week.
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. Mr. Mabtey Pollard has returned to
Mhvfeaat's after a visit to his parents
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-Mr- S?d Mrs. W. D. Bryan visited
relative*- Ln Oxford during the holi
days. -
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Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Martin, of
MtefcHTi visited Mrs. Annie Lang re
cently. ?' i.
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Miss Margaret Lewis, of Rocky Mt,
was a -recent guest of Miss Carrie
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Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Dixon art visits
tag" at "Mrs. Dixon's former home in
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Mr. and Mrs. R. A Bynum have re
Mr. Ralph Care ten, of Gmeuvilie,
& C., was * FarmviSe visitor daring
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Xiw lltrr Jerome spent the past
?weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. WsJoyner.
C. C. Satterfield, of Ridunond,
Vs., rftarned Sunday after a visit to
relatives hem.
Mr*. Lather Thomas and children
have retained from a visit to relatives
In Wj^shingien.
M& and Mrs. Knott Proctor; of
GMdhviQe, visited relatives here dur
Sn? the holidays.
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tors. Hattie White, of Greenville,
was a pad of Mrs. R. A. Fields dur
ing the holidays.
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"Pt. Paul E. Jtones andtafly spent
"" Christmas Baf at the hom? of his
lather in Bethel. V
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* Mr. and Mis. Will Jqyner spent
dig Boakertea.
. Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Morgan were
guests of relatives in Greenville dur
ing the holidays.
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Ifr.wndlT^J.B.ifewton^^
. is* left Tmsifcy for ? Vfcfit to tola
to
<; Mr. afcfigipPnmk Capps, of Rat
^ to^inton^after a holiday
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.4)% the Pniversity, ?re s
j^Mp holidays.
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e^Schmond were j^etnt -"aosti
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mat Louis* Harris, of Greenville,
was the gawt df'Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Harris daring the holidays.
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Miss Bath Pollard returned
to Wintervflle Sunday after spending
Christmas at heS home here.
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Mrs. Sam Ervin spent several dtys
Hda week with her brother, W. G.
Sheppard and Mrs. Sheppard.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Edge and chil
dren, of Rocky Mount, visited Mr. and
Mr. W. C. Joyner Christmas.
Mr. Donald Lovelace^ student at the
Naval Academy, Annapolis, is spend
ing some time at his home here.
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Miss Nina Belle Horto? and brother
Teddy, of Richmond, spent the holi
days with their parents here.
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Messrs. R. E. Pittman and son, of
Greenville^ were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. L. T. Pierce Christmas Day.
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Miss Etta L. Gay, of Wilmington,
spent Christmas Day with her father,
Mr. Jesse Gay, who lives near here.
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Mrs. J. T. Dixon, accompanied her
brother,- Mr. J. Stanley Smith, to Pine
Bluff Wednesday for a short visit
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Mr. and G. E. Beckman have re-]
turned after a visit to Mr. Becknan'sj
former home in George town, S. C.
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Mrs. A. S. Wataon, of Lake Laud
ing, is visiting her daughters, Mes
dames J. T. Twiford and J. Gibbs.
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Mrs. E^T. Ammon and daughter,
Mary, of Dillon, S. C., are guests of
Mra.Ammon's sister Mrs. Jack Smith.
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Morgan and
children, of Wilson, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L Morgan Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Morris, of
Winston-Salem, spent the holidays
at Mrs. Morris' forber home here.
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Keel, of
Greensboro, were guests of Judge and
Mrs. J. Loyd Horton Christmas week.
? Miss Agnes Moore, iritis teaching
this session at HejnierB?ni.jpent the
holidays here with frieaik and 'rela
tives.
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ed their daughters, Mdadames Benson
and Finch, in Henderson during the
holidays.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cutler Moore and son
and Mr. Troublefleld were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Turnage daring
the holidays.
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Mr. C. L. Griftrt and family, of
Wilson, spent Christmas Day with his
daughter, Mrs. C. W. Shackleford and
Mr. Shadcleford. ' '
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Messsrs. Wilbur Stroud, Lynard
Williams and T^urman Williams, of
Kinston, were guests of Arch and Cur
tis Flanagan Stfliday;
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore left hut
week for Lexington, Ky. They will
be oh the tobacco market there for
I the next several weeks.
Mrs. B. A. Joyner and baby, little
Clara Sue, returned Monday from
t- Raleigh where Out baby had been re
ceiving hospital'tnmfanent ;
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Mrs. D. E. Lancaster and daughters
k May and Eugenia, and Chester Hobbs,
of Norfolk, Va., were gueste of Mr.
and Mrs. T. M. Dail Sunday.
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: Miss Emily D* Gaylo left Tuesday
for Lake Landing where she will re
\ i Misses Irene Taylor; of Snow HW,
. $*35SS
, Mrs. C.'L. Beaman this week.
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Grett^St vnsriotfce Stancey,
Miss Mary s Wheeler, of MayiWd,
J Ga* fa the guest of her brother, Supt
bow this session.^ ^ ^
during the holidays. ^
Editor and Mrs. G. A. Reuse and
! daughter, Mary M^spenfef faw
days during Christmas wefk in Noah-,
villa visiting Mr. Rouse's mother and
other relatives.
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I Mr wfttjgjp. M. -$L MM* and
daughter, Mrs. J.*W. Joyner, and Mrs.
Prank Capps, of Raleigh, left Motty
to attend the McCullum-Askew wed
ding in Richmond, Va.
t Mr. Jno. T. Thome suffered a pain
ful injury recently when a heavy piece
of timber fell across his foot. Be is
able to be out again after bring con
fined to his home for several days. ,
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Miss Lida Tyson, teacher at Red
Springs, spent the holidays with her
sister, Mrs,. Annie Flanagan, who has
recently moved into the home fiormer*
ly occupied-by Rev. N. N. Fleming.
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The Farmvibe ^Graded and High
Schools ae-opened- Thursday, of this
week after the Christmas vacation.
The teachers who spent the time at
their respective homes returned Wed*
nesday evening. . fl
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Mr. Willard Teel, an employ of the
Co-operative Association, spent the
Christmas holidays here with his fam
ily. He expects to leave Sunday for
Black stone, Va., to resume his duties.
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The ministers of the town were
much pleased and very grateful to
upon going down, to purchase I
their new city auto numbers on Jan.
1st, that a certain kind person had
already purchased same and that they
were just laying there waiting to be
claimed.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
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Monday, January 5
; 3 .-00 p. m. Woman's Missionary So:
ciety/Methodist, meets, in the church.
3:00 p. Missionary Society,
Christian chureb, meets with Mrs. J-.
0. Pollard.
r.f*J.Jpfc Woman's Auxiliary,
Presbyterian, mets with Mrs, L. T.
; 7:30j>.m,W. Week of Pray
er, Baptisi^jfejl^#,-- -, rv /
7:80 p, m. Junior Christian Endea
f 4W P' ,viu*?inTri ijiineu
er Leettag In Baptist churclu
7:30 p. m. 0. E. Star meets In Ma
sonie hall % If:*:
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Wednesday, January 7
8:00 p. ra. Magazine Club meets
with lbs. Annie Lang.
? 7:80 p. m. W. M. U. Week of Pray
er meeting in Baptist, church.
Thursday, January 8
7:00 p. m. Boy Scouts meet in hut,
? 7:80 p. m. Young Peoples' Circle
of the Christian church meets with
Miss Eva Flynn.
7:S0 p. m. Young Peoples' Mission
ary Society of the Christian church
meets with Miss Albertine Barrett
Friday, January 9
7:30 p. m. W. J?. U Week of Pray
er meeting in Baptist churefc.
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HeCUlLOM-ASKEW.
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Announcements .as follows, have
been received by friends here*
"Mr. and Mm William C. Askew
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Guilla Kathleen, to Mr.
Bart McCullom on Tuesday, December
the thirtieth* nineteen hundred and
twenty-four, Richmond, Vai"
Mr. MeCuilem and Miss Askew
were quietly married in the church pf
the Holy Comforter by Rev. Wm. E.
Cox, only members of the immediate
family being present.
The bride wore a stylish going-a
way costume of penny brown duvetyne
wiflr hat, gloves ihd shcss to match.
Mrs. McCullom is the,: younger
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ae-f.
sition, and raudtttfumn. She taa a
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members of the Ladies' Bible class of
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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&?? N. N. Fleming, Jr., Pastor.
Sabath school 9:45 a. n&*W'M|
Preaching- service'lt a. nt, with
??>?? "? An> Re
solved What to Do.* n; ;-J
X At this service we will observe the
Sacrament of The Lord's Supper. ?
I: Mrs. J. M. Hobgpod will sing, "I
Heard the Voice of Jesus Sdy," by
Rattbii^plf m Wm.t i^ffl
Senior Christian Endeavor at 6:46
P-m. .??
Preaching service at 7:80 p. m. with
opening song service by the congrega
tion.
Mid-week service Wednesday at
7:30 p. m.
You are invited to attend all these!
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pltMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH
mm* Sunday fteracmfwyyyypya
Second Sunday after Christmas,
9:45 a. ?m.?Chwd* school, J. L.
Shackleford, Supt.
Shackleford, Supt Adult class leader,
A. S. Bynum.
1.1 a. m.?Morning Prayer and ser
mon In St Barnabas church, Snow
Hill. v
6:30 p. m.?Young People's Service
League.
PF-Vestry meeting Monday night fil l
the Rector's study fet 8 o'clock. -M
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MBS. BYNUM ENTERTAINS,
home of Mwl A. S. Bynurn^^m
and the highw/aeore was made by
Miss Addle Bynum, to whom waS
presented a lovely string of beads.
Delicious tipsy cake was followed
by after dinner mints and black coffee.
I An unique feature of enterta&mi& I
which caused much merriment was
the paging of guests by the hostess
wIml ril' kept busy answering the
telephone calls of their "sweeties" at
thb drug store.
i f Out of town guests were Mesdames
Frank Capps, of Raleigh, C.J& Sat
terafleld, of Richmond, Va., Andrews,
of Wilmington, and E. TV Ammon, of
Dillon, S C.
A marriage that cafoie as a com
pete surprise to many friends here
qrfcuned it Richmond. Va.. at 6:00
deblock Tuesday afternoon, when Mr*,
fcssie Smith of this city became the
Mf* of Mr.Mgmes Berry Taylor, of
fibldsboro. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. C. A; Lawrence, a
former pastor if the locol Presby
terian church, who now resides in
, f|lnL Taylor has for several years
had charge of the local telephone of
fice and holds the position of chief
operator. She commands the respect
and regard of th# entire community,
and the regret of her friends in he*
Mr. Taylor f well tone in Gold*
boro where he has been in the con
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yQ g ^ xDo^t enjoyable p&rty ^jy.
cess It is energy, plus will to^ ; ^
achive, plqs moderation in daily jjj;
living, plus a saving of part of i:|
that acquired. !
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In this civilization, money ia j
our method of exchange. The ;
man with, a bank acconnt ia a <?;
better workman because hia
mind ia free to achieve and eo I
joy better thinga. |
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1*1 You know the truth of these statements Why .don't you resolve
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l\\' and anxious to assist ahd serve you. ?
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Bank of Farmville
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New Year Greetings
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\ Here's wishing you and yours much jj
success and prosperity throughout ii;
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