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MERRY MATRONS frwiS Ti ^i.
CELEBRATE "BIRTHDAY
The Merry Matrons Club was most
delightfully entertained on Tuesday
afternoonby Mrs^ X M. Hobgood in
celebration of it* ninth birthday, pfcj'j
"Load Color in Beeent Versed was
_ the subject of study for the afternoon ,
with, a paper by Mjjl R. A. Field*de- ;
picting the local color found in the
lowlands, that at the mountains fay
Mrs. G. M. Holden, and that of the
Virginia woods and rivers in * paper
prepared by Mrs. W. Leslie Smith and
read by Mrs. 34. VI Jones. Mnt h W.
Parker gave a history at the Club
which was followed by delightful
piano selections by Mrs. J. W. Joyner.
A daaca by Kisaes Frances Joynerand
Penny Seel Lang, costumed as the
Knave and Queen of Hearts, added
variety to the program. Vrtr; - '
After refreshments consisting of r
creamed chicken, tomato salad, cheese
straws, bgtcred biscuit and coffee Ae
gnesSfc.wewt. invited into the dinihg
room where the birthday cake gleam
ed in the candle light In a contest
_ Mrs. M. V. Jones succeeded in extin
guishing mere candles than did Mrs.
G. |L Holden thus, making the latter i
president for 1928. Delicious fruit
poneh was served together with the
cake by Misses Joyner and Lang, i
There were thirty-two guests present
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MAJOR BENJAMIH MAT
CHAPTER D. A. R, MEETS
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Mesdames J. Loyd Horton, Mary
Lewis Lang- and W. H. Wlntaore, of
Wilson, were hostesses to the Mhjdr
Benjamine May chapter of the D. Ai
R. on Saturday afternoon. Hie home
of Mrs. J. Loyd Horton was unusually
attractive and inviting with its arran
gement of early spring flowers.
A short devotional service with a
- study of women of theBible was con
ducted by Mr?. W. H. Whitmore sup
plemented with a talk by the regent,
Mrs. T. C. Turnage on "The Influence
of Woman." The members. responded
to roll call with clippxngs concerning
Washington, and Lincoln in observance
of their birthdays occurring this
month. The lesson on the Constitution
was taught by Misi Annie Perkins.
Mrs. J. Loyd Hortor was elected page
with Mrs. Walter Hartman of Wilson
as alternate to the State D.. A* R.
Conference to.be held in Raleigh on
. March 27-29. The following delegates
were also elected i Mrs. E. B. Beasley
of Fountain, Mrs. H. S. Sheppard, of
Wilson, Mia. G. M. HoMea,with Mrs.
B. S. Sheppard of Raleigh, Mrs. ?. E.
Moore of Wilson,' and Mrs. Chaa. Ar
rington, of Rocky Mount, as alternates
Mrs. Chan, McArthur was cordially
welcomed as a new member. <.
The topic of the program was "The
Foreruiiners of the American Revolu
tion" with an interesting paper on
"Patrick Henry and Samuel Adams"
by Jgisa Tabl^a He Visconti a?d a
notber. on "Burke and Pitt" by Mrs
U. B. Cozart of Wilson. A demons
salad course with sandwiches aid oof
fee was^seryed at the close of&e pp*
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Snecial guests were Mesdames Sar
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. PROGRESSIVE BRIDGE
CLUB ENDS SERIES 1
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Mrs. W. E. Holston was hostess to
> day afternoon when the final game of
. the Progressive Bridge Clhh on Thurs
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MRS. RASBERRY ENTERTAINS
Among the events in celebration of
Valentine Day was a- party given
by Mrs. W; J. Easberry to the mem
bers of her Sunday SchdoL class on
Tuesday afternoon from 4-6. " > :
A mending hearts game and - the
findipg of Time were among the
games enjoyed. Chah. James Rasberry
and Nannie Smith Flanagan being
winners of the variovn.-; contests were
crowned King and Queen of Hearts
and led the procession into the dining
room lovely in the Valentine dolors.
The table was centered withamamoth
heart which was currounded hy fight
ed eamHes and Cupids. Delightful re
freshments coi sisted of ice cream top
ped with tmy hearts' and cake. <
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DINNER PARTY
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Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Lang were ho^ts
at dinner Monday evening honoring
Misses Nell Keel, Alexander, and Her
bert, members of the. faculty of-the
East Carolina Teacher's Collegei
Bridge was played at two tables later
in the evening.
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SCOUT HEADUNERS
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Six of us hiked to Fountain Satur
day, cooked and at pur dinner; % .a
woods near by and came backi That
certainly is the longest seven miles
that I ever saw. ' . ,1
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%v Station B. SL.dL announcing;* partt,
for the. scouts and 'Vhat they; bring
with them" on Friday nigjit, Febru-1
ary 17, 1928, at seven-thirty, in our
new Scout Hut. / , , " ' " ?
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We regret to state that such old
bachelors as Jame3 Carr and Luther
Thomas eact iind a giri to bring to
the party Friday night.- ?'??? u 'ruiux*-.-1
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l^'Scoi1; Thomas: I'm going to join the
circus. .h>;.pk;ij<ys<i ?<!?<' -mail??:
. Scout Windham: When did you
break out of your cage?
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> Scout Hardy says that the stagiest
man in thatfworid is the mux who
wears greet! glasses to make dun?
think He is drinking pea soup wheath*
i has only water. ? J
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When " better Scout fioops are <arr:
ganized Sir. J. W. Joyner will be tiri.
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Scout Eoderick Harris-What is the
difference between a man and* heat;
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g{1|nabergh gjffi|f?goQd ex
th ground except when he's Hying.' :
on some caged lions, but unfortunately
he stood outside the cage to read them
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I METHODIST MISSIONARY.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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i In the scroll of the" illustrious men
who have lived and died for America
so name- shines more brightly, ifhhri
that of Abraham Lincoln, the rugged,
typically Amerieaanfigares whosedeeds
and words"area light and an inspira
tion for all the time to come; ? > Fdr
Abraham Lincoln was not 'botri to
pompt- aiid -poii^c | Abraham Lincoln
had no heritage of wealth or '-royal
bleed: - Abraham Lincoln 'had' no
smooth road to- tread. What he accom
plished came of the sweat of his brow,
the laborofhis bands,-the stmfiring^ef
his every facility. And at the-lastdris
life was lost iih"the-. great earoeee1 for
which hehad fdught with to* ardor^sel
dom ' equalley in history! ?i; -f>1
?11-A poof boy was our Lincoln, without
even the advantage of an easily eeces
sible education f he -tfbd * adles7.tb get 9
book, "which he studied in the cabin
firelight of-^is- humble homel'^afefchd
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and courage, he strode from the log
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Under aiid By virtue of the1} ower&f
Mectiitmtti in tKat 'Srteiir deed if
'toaW^itefcuted by Calvin- V& : Dunn,
? Registry Countyi'ift';BDot'B-l5 .
ac page-vl^rdefault Having been made
in the pawpjaflt .otf t^ejagtoaisjec^ped
therein,^Kb undersigned^Trustee, Will
sell at public auction for CASH, orf -I
??thrlWi ofGreem-ille, N. a;,!t8fe'^olv 1
Idwihg described; tract ot land,; lying >
and; being jut tbq Geunty cl I?it)t? Swift \
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Trustee* having^died Bince the- delivery I
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Rhodes the undersigned has been by ; I
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