Social anil personal happenings [
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Phil Carter Bunn is visiting rela
tives in Spring Hope.
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Coy Monk is spending the week
at Virginia Beach, Va.
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Graham McAdams spent Thursday
in Greenville and Washington.
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Howard Harris has returned from
a visit to relatives in Greenville.
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Fred Davis has returned from a
visat to relatives in Atlanta, Ga.
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Clifford Davis, of Atlanta, Ga;, is
visiting his brother, Fred Davis.
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Mrs. Minnie S. Warren is spending
several days of this week in Speed.
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Miss Annie Perkins is spending
some time with Mrs. J. M. Wheless.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Morgan and
small son spent Sunday in Greenville.
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G. D. Taylor, of Philadelphia, is
spending a few days with friends
here.
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Miss Lizzie Gay has returned after
spending several days in Rocky
Mount.
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B. C. Barbee left Monday to spend
two weeks at the Imperial plant in
Durham.
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Mrs. Cutler Moore and children, of
Lumoerton, are guests of Mrs. T. C.
Turn age.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Branch Bobbitt
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Warrenton.
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Leroy Parker, who has been in
Hopkinsville, Ky., for several months
is at home.
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Miss Marguerite Johnson, of Col
amtaa, S. C., is the guest of Miss
Margaret Davis.
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Friends will regret to learn that I
J. W. Lovelace is ill at his home on
Church street.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A* Barrett and
Mrs. W. G. Gay were Greenville visi
tors, Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Leslie Smith and
sons,, James and Emerson, spent
Sunday in Wilson.
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Rev. C. B. Mashburn has returned
from Plymouth, where he conducted
a series of meetings.
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Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Marriott, of
Battleboro, spent Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Hines.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Branch Bobbitt
are spending the week end with
friends at Morehead City.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gay and Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Clayton were were
Greenville visitors Sunday.
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Mrs. C. B, Mashburn and daughter,
Miss Louise, has returned after a
visit to friends in Asheville.
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Friends will be glad to learn that
J. M. Christman continues to im
prove in a Wilson hospital.
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Miss Delphia Matthews is spending
two weeks with friends in Washing
ton, D. C., and Baltmore, Md.
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Ernest Barrett, Jr., left recently;
to accept a position with a group of
magazine salesmen in Virginia.
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Dr .and Mrs. G. C. Godwin, of
Asheville, are spending the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Godwin.
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1. E. Satterfield has returned from
Duke Hospital where he received ex
amination and treatment for several
days. ^
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Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Bynum, of
Chariotte, left Friday for Pinetops,
after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. V.
Monk.
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Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt and Miss Mae
Joyner have returned from a motor
trip to points in Alabapia and Ten
nessee.
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Carl Turnage, Jr., and B. 0. Turn
age, Jr., spent several days of this
week at White Lake, Wrightsville
and Chariotte.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Pollard and son>
Billy, Mrs. W. M. Willis and Miss
Josie Hearne spent Wednesday in
Richmond, Va.
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Misses Emily Pippin Milgrom, of
Rocky Mount, and Majorie Whitaker,
of Enfield, are guests of Mrs. C. H.
Hines this week.
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Mrs. C. CL Satterfield and children,
Charles and Frances, are visiting
Mrs. Satterfi eld's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Gates.
Mrs. H. P. Moseley, of Wilson
spent Monday with friends here:
John D. Dixon spent Wednesday ii
Morehead City.
Mr. and Mrs. Denver Shackeiforc
of Atlanta, Ga., are visiting Mrs
Shaekgfonl's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Fnak Dupree, St
( Mr. and Mrs. Ben Case, of New-1
port News, Va, are guests of Mr. I
and Mrs. George Winrham.
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Mrs. C, W. Zimme/man, of Rich-1
mond, Va., and Miss Ted Zimmerman I
of Durham, spent Thursday with
Mrs. B. C. Barbee. / J
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Mr .and Mrs. Thomas Murphrey
and Mr. and Mrs. Poe Darden were I
Windsor, Newport News and Buffalo I
Beach, Va., visitors Sainday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wesley R. Willis and
daughter, Miss Helen, Mrs. M. V.J
Horton and Miss Vivian Case were I
Rocky Mount visitors, Friday.
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Friends will be glad to learn that J
Miss Easter Mae Gay is recovering
rapidly from an appendicitis opera
tion in a Rocky Mount hospital.
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Durward Royster returned Friday j
to New York, after a visit to his |
brother, W. S. Royster. Mr. Royster
is an instructor at Columbia Univer
sity.
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Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. Wyatt Tucker has returned J
from a Richmond hospital and is re
covering rapidly from a recent ill
ness.
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Mrs. Frank Capps and daughter,
Miss Novella, of Washington, D. C., j
arrived Thursday to spend some time |
with Mrs. Capps' mother, Mrs. Doraj
H. Keel.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Shytle and
small daughter, Miss Barbara Ann,
of Washington, D. C., are spending
some time with Rev. and Mrs. C. B.
I Mashburn.
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J Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. Paul Baker, of Greenville, who
! is ill at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wainright, is
improving.
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Mr. and Mrs. J.. Y. Monk, Misses
j Rachel and Hazel ,and house guests,
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Bynum, of Char
lotte, spent several days of this week
at White Lake.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Finch and
children, of Henderson, and Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Benson and children, of
Hickory, are spending some time with
Mrs. J. M. Christman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Flanagan have
returned from their wedding trip in
Western Carolina and are making
ther home with their mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Flanagan.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Thredgill and
daughter, Miss Mary Catherine, Mrs.
Kate Cole and Miss Lillie Cole, of
Rockingham, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Barbee.
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Misses Martha Cobb, Meta King
Moore, Carrie Best- Tyson, Lavenia
Walston, ^Jiinnie Mae Dail, Virginia
Dare- Carraway and Annie Laurie
Joyner returned Saturday from
Neuse Forest, where they attended
the 4-H Club Camp. -
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Friends of Mra Chas. W. Shackle
ford will regret to learn that she is
ill at her home on George street
Mrs. Shackleford returned Wednes
day from a Wilson hospital where
she went for examination and treat
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Misses Rachel Monk, Nita Lee
Townsend, Edna Earle Reynolds and
Robert Dixon have returned after at
tending the annual conference' for
young people, the Bonclarken Con
ference at Flat Rock, N. C. These
young people will have charge of the
Sunday evening program at the
Christian. Church this week.
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PROGRESSIVE BRIDGE CLUB
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Mrs. E. C. Beaman was hostess to
her card club on Thursday afternoon
i and to additional guests, including:
Mrs. W. S. Royster, Mrs. W. N.
t Spruill, Mrs. J. B. Cutchins, Mrs. R.
ISndsey, Mrs. John B. Lewis, Mrs.
Mert McCullom, San Antonio, Texas,
1 and Miss Rosa Lee Lang.
Following six interesting progres
. sions, the high award, a novel cookie
jar, wae presented to Mrs, W. 8.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Monday, July 2
3:30 p. m.?Christian Missionary
Society meets in the Church
3:30 p. m.?Episcopal Auxiliary
meets with Mrs, J. W. Joyner.
3:30 p. m,?Presbyterian Auxili
ary, Circle No. 1 meets with
Mrs. W. Leslie Smith.
3:30 p. m.?Presbyterian Auxili
ary, Circle No. 2 meets with
Mrs. W. N. Spruill.
4:00 p. m.?Baptist Missionary
Society meets with Mrs. W.
Tucker. ,?
4:00 p. n\.?Methodist Missionary
Society meets in the Church,
7:30 p. m.?Girl Scouts.
7:30 p. m.?Boy Scouts.
Tuesday, 3
6:4g p. m.?Rotary Club.
8:00 p. m.?Junior Order.
Thursday, 5
j 8:00 p. m.?Modern Woodmen.
Friday, 6
I 7:30 p. m.?American Legion.
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Royster, and a delightful congealed
fruit salad was served. Refreshing
iced fruit juice was passed during
the progress of the games.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Miss Rachel Barrett delightfully
entertained fourteen of her friend3
on Wednesday evening at a delight
ful swimming party, in celebration
of her twelfth birthday.
Following adip in thef municipal
pool, the hostess and her guests re
turned to the Barrett home, where
games were played and ice cream,
together with a huge birthday cake
were served by her mother, Mrs. E.
L. Barrett, who was assisted in pass
ing refreshments by her Small daugh
ter, Miss Dora Mae Barrett
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MERRY MATRONS
The Merry Matrons concluded their
club year with a delightful meeting,
on Tuesday afternoon, at which Mrs.
M. V. Jones was hostess.
Supplementing the year's program
of papers, reviewing the lives of
Confederate leaders, was one of in-j
novation and charming variety, con-i
sisting as it did of an informal talk, I
relative to her recent trip to Europe,
by Mrs. A. C. Monk ,a group of songs
by Miss Mary K. Jerome, of Atlanta,
Ga., who also gave a reading, "I Am
Music," followed by a talk on "Life
Saving," by Billy Morton, who has
recently completed a course at the
American Red Cross Aquatic School,
Brevard, N. C., demonstrating the
late methods of artificial respiration
with Ras Jones as his subject
Visitors of the hostess, Miss Mary
K. Jerome, Mrs. C. C. Satterfiela,
Richmond, Va., and Mrs. J. T. Bynum,
were welcomed by the president Mrs.
J. W. Lovelace, who, at the end of the
program, declared the club adjourned
until September.
A delicious frozen salad course
was served during a pleasant social
hour.
HOSTS AT SUMMER OUTING
Employees of A. C. Monk and Co.,
Inc., forgot weighing, packing, tag
ging, shipping and clerical duties on
Friday afternoon, and motored to
Greenco camp near Bayview for their
annual outing and picnic given them
by A. C. Monk, president of the com
pany, and Mrs. Monk.
Boating, fishing and other water
sports were enjoyed after the huge
hampers of fried chicken, pickles,
cake and other good things that
make a picnic were disposed of.
Employees present were George
Bee km an, J. Sterling Gates, George
Gates, Arthur Barber, Julian Rumley,'
W. M. Henderson, Plato Monk, Lath
Morriss, F. W. SateerWhaite, Ben
Lang, Sam Kittrell, W. R. Skinner,
R. A, Fields, Jr., Jack Mozingo, Mrs.
W. P. Easley, Miss Lucy Johnsrton,
M. E. Dixon, Kinston, J. O, Renfro,
WendelL
Visitors were: Mr. and Mrs. J.. Y.
Monk, B. 0. Turnage and children,
Carl Turnage, Jr., Mrs. J. Sterling
Gates and children, J. D. Gates, Mrs.
George Beckman, Mrs. Lath Morriss,
Mrs. F. W. Satterwhaite, Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. Joyner, Mr. and Mrs. M.
V. Jones, Mrs. M. E Dixon, Kinston,
Mrs. Arthur Barber, Mrs. Hingeveld,
Rocky Mount, Mrs. J. 0. Renfro and
EM Sykes and son, Wendell, C. W.
Howard and W. Wyatt, Greenville,
Mrs. Plato Monk, Mrs. Winston
SmithT, Opelika, Ala., Mrs. Sam
Kittrell, Miss Selma Johnson, and J.
G. Spencer.
LEGION AUXILIARY
ENDORSES MRS. SHUMWAY
AS DEPARTMENT PRESIDENT
Holding the final meeting for the
summer months, the Farmville
American Legion Auxiliary met
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. M. Willis, with Mrs. J. O.
Pollard as joint hostess, and with
che former presiding in the absence
of the president.
A report of. the treasurer, Mrs. C.
A. Tyson, gave the sum of $76.15
cleared from recent benefit projects,
and a report of child welfare work,
given by Mrs. Willis, presented out
standing achievements in this branch
of service.
Afte^ due consideration of the
Auxiliary service record of Mrs. M.
H. Shumway, Lexington, this group
went on record as endorsing her for
the next department president
The Membership Message of Mrs.
J. B. Faulkner, national membership
chairman, Southern " division, was
read, together with a communication
from Mrs. Tom C. Daniels, depart^
ment membership chairman, of New
Bern, urging that each unit reach its
desired quota before the convention
in August
Interesting and timely was an ex
cellent paper, read by Mrs. Haywood
Smith, on the subject of "Peace With
Security."
A variety of dainty sandwiches
and tea were served by the hostesses
after adjournment. Artistic arrange
ments at summer flowers made the
Willis home most attractive and in
viting.
Owning HtxnerieL
"Hew, air, what do you think 4
*atr said the mother, after she had
hewed Bobby? eaae. H don't' think
at afi," .implied the youngetnr.. ? "My
train of thought has been delayed hf
I * hni bofc^Hgrv T?A Herald, rjj
Thin, Worn-Out \
Tires Unsafe For
- Holiday Driving
; Local tire (leaders are taking an j
active part in the national effort be- ;
ing made to insure a safe and sane
Fourth of July in their home towns
by urging tire inspection that will
remedy or eliminate doubtful tires
which may mar the holiday.
"There are doubtless more cars in
operation now than there were at ,
the same time last year," said W. C.
Wooten, manager of the Farmville
Service Station, local. Goodyear deal- ;
era, commenting upon the situation,
"which means that in the case of ,
holiday travel highway accidents are
more likely to happen if a great
many of these cars have to stop to
repair tires or, worse, if tires go flat j
or blow out when traveling in heavy -
traffic. i
"It is now pretty generally known i
that tires that are thin and well ]
worn can't stand the gagg of summer ?
driving on hot pavements. It is
only natural that more tires 'let go' ,
in warm weather than in cold be- j
cause hot days expand their air (
pressures and'the thin casings won't
stand the added strain.
"Abdut the best insurance for trou
ble free driving, Mr. Wooten pointed
out, it to take a few minutes for a
careful check-up at a reliable service
station. The Farmville Service Sta
tion will make this inspection with
out charge or obligation.
Luxurous Life of an Ancient Queen.
Intimate Details of How Queen
Shub-ad of Ancient Ur of the
Ohaldes Dressed and Amused Her
self, in The 'American Weekly, the
j Magazine which comes on July 1 with
the BALTIMORE SUNDAY AM9RIr
CAN. Buy your copy from your fa-1
vorite newsboy or newsdealer.
Recent rains have brought out an
excellent growth of both old and new i
plantings of rasberries in Burk coun
ty. Berries on the old plantings are
ripening now.
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Can the Once Popular Stage Stars
| Come Back? Inspided by One Fam
ous Has-Been's Glorious Resurrec-1
tion in Hollywood, Two Others Are;
Coming Out of Retirement. Read
About Them in The American Week
ly, the Magazine which comes on
, July 1 with the BALTIMORE SUN
DAY AMERICAN. Buy your copy
I from your favorite newsboy or news
dealer. '- J:
FARMYILLE FIREMEN
RECEIVE CERTIFICATES
The North Carolina Firemen's Ai
sociation Fire College and Drill
School, held recently at Doriiam,wss
said by the conductor, Sherwood
Brockwell, to have been one of tip
moat successful yet held by this or
ganization.
The rosier showed a total enroll
ment of 239, including- the facnlty,
upon the three day coarse consisting
of nine assemblies and roll calls, with
186 the 228 firemen enrolled, at
tending all sessions of Fire College
and being awarded Fire College cer
tificates, and oat of the 186 a total
of 145 participated in ail of the Drill
School evolutions and were awarded
Drill School certificates. .
Members of the local fire depart
ment, who won certificates, are as
Follows: Haywood Smith, chief, fire
College certificate; C, H. Flanagan
and H. F. Seigler being awarded
both the Fire College and Drill School
:ertificates,
R. A. Joyner, who is vice presi
dent of the State Firemen's Associa
tion, was in attendance on assemblies
during the first two days.
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Monday and Tuesday
Dick Powell * Olactr Ragn*
"Twenty Million
Sweethearts"
Also Now% Comedy, Cartoon
? Wednesday
RANDOLPH SCOTT
? in ?
"The Last Round Up"
Added?Short Subject
Thursday & Friday
"PAT" PATERSON and
SPENCER TRACY
"BOTTOMS" UP"
Also Comedy & Cartoon
Saturday
JOHN WAYNE .
"West OfThe Divide"
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Serial ? Comedy ? Cartoon
Shows 3:15, 7:15 and 3:00
Saturday 2:00 'tfl 11:00
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