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- t - r - i i i . i John D. Holmes, of New Bern, was a visitor here Wednesday. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Davis were Wilson visitors, Tuesday. ? ? ? A. W. Roebuck and J. M. Ward spent Wednesday in Mebane. 9 ? ? Miss Elisabeth Davis spent Tues day and Wednesday in W'lson. 9 9 9 Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hines were Rocky Mount visitors, Thursday. 9 9 9 Mrs. A. Q. Roebuck and party of friends spent Thursday in Raleigh. 9 9 9 Miss ChrysteUe Lucas spent the week end with her mother in Benson. 9 9 9 Miss Margaret Davis and Mrs. C. T. Dixon were Wilson visitors, Tues day. 9 9 9 Mrs. L. L. Paschal, of Manson, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edgar J. Barrett. 9 9 9 Mrs. T. C. Turnage has returned after visiting relatives in Lumber ton. 9 9 9 Miss T.ina Collie, of Greenville, is the guest of Miss Ella Lee Carra way. 9 9 9 Friends will regret to learn that J. W. Bass is ill in a Rocky Mount hospital Miss Marguerite Johnson, of Col-! umbia, S. C., is the guest of Mrs. G. W. Davis. 9 9 9 Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Roy .ter are spending the Easter holidays in Durham. m m ? Mrs. F. G. Dupree, Sr., and Mre. M. E Pollard were Raleigh visitors, Thursday. Mrs. Albert Bell and children, of Fountain, spent Thursday with Mrs. J. W. Hardy. Miss Mamie Proctor is spending the week end with her family in Rocky Mount ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Spell and family spent the week end in Wash ington, D. C. ? ? ? Mrs. Ted Albritton and Miss Evelyn Horton were Greenville visi tors, Thursday. ? ? ? Mrs. Henrietta Fulford, who lives near town, spent the week end with Mrs. Watt Parker. # ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gay, of Wals tonburg, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bundy. ? * ? Pete Pierce, of St. Augustine, Fla., arrived Thursday for a visit to his aunt Mrs. Pearl Johnston. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lilly and chil dren are spending the Easter holi days in Eure with relatives. m m m Friends will be glad to learn that Miss Maude Emma Hinson is recov ering from a recent illness. ? ? ? Carl Joyner, student ~t the Uni versity of North Carolina, is at | home for the Easter holidays. j ... ? 1 ? Miss Mae Joyner, teacher in the| Greensboro schools is spending the week end at her home here. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. J. Branch Bobbitt are spending the Easter holidays in Winston-Salem and Warrenton. ? ? ? Mrs. E N. Story and children of Chatham, N. J., are visiting Mrs. Story's brother, D. E Oglesby. * ? ? yn. L E Satterneld, Mrs. L. T. Pierce and Mrs. S. A. Roebuck were Rocky Mount visitors, Tuesday. ? ? ? A . C. Monk, Julian Rumley and John E Lewis were New Bern and Morehead City visitors, Monday. ... I Mr. aad Mm Claude Barrett and I small son axe spending the Easter I holidays with relatives is Kinston. I ? Friends wHTbe glad to learn that I Mrs. Bertha Gardner is improving I after a VH* of fliw** I ? ? ? Mrs. J. W. Parker and- Mrs. G. S. I Vooght are attending the D. A. R I Congress in Washington, D. C., this ? mm Mr. aad Mm Edward Hinson, of ? W|H ,t, | t if 1 i 17m. - - - amimlinJ fyMvAiCtc8DttTyy Vafcep - flPB spcncmg the Easter holidays with Mm Maadcl I WtnfKrn I Mm Edgar J. Barrett aad son, SiIiiii)*v Mrs. Louise Harris and son, David, Allen Moore and Howard, and Miss Alice Coggins were Greenville visi tors, Thursday. - * * ? Mrs. Arthur A. Ellwanger and son, George Arthur, of Greenville spent Thursday with Mrs. Maude Hinson. ? ? ? Mrs. Anna McGranahan, of Dur ham, and Mrs. Winston SmithT and son, of Opeliga, Ala., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Plato Monk. * ? * Mrs. Fred K. Hackney, of Lexing-i ton, has returned after spending; I several days with her sister, Mrs. Chas. W. Shackleford. mm* Mrs. J. M. Hobgood, Mrs. Wesley R. Willis and Mrs. W. Leslie Smith are attending the State P.-T. A. | meeting in Asheville this week. * ? * A. Q. Roebuck and J. M. Ward spent the week end in Charleston, S. C., where they visited the Magnolia Gardens and other points of interest in the surrounding territory. * * ? ! Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Mash burn were Kenansville visitors Sunday, Mr. Mashbum preaching the baccu I lareate sermon at the B. F. Grady * high school near that town. ? ? ? Mrs. T. C. Turnage was a Raleigh and Chapel Hill visitor Tuesday, Mrs. L. T. Pierce, Mrs. I. E. Satterfield and Mrs. Arthur F. Joyner accom paning her as far as Raleigh, where | they spent the 'day. ? ? ? . Mrs. Kate Reynolds, of St Peters burg, Fla., who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. M. Hobgood for several days, left Monday to visit I relatives in Charlotte. m m 9 Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Oglesby and i guests, Mrs. E. N. Story .and chil-1 dren of Chatham, N. J., spent Thurs day in Morehead City. | . ? ? ? ? ! Friends will be glad to learn that Mrs. Chas. W. Shackleford is -recu perating rapidly from a recent ap pendicitis operation and is able to be up again. 9 m m A large number of relatives and friends attended the funeral of Rob ert A. May in Greenville, Monday afternoon. The Enterprise joins the many friends here of Mrs. Ida May in extending sympathy in the death of her son. EASTER FLOWERS FOR SALE? See Miae Emma Dale's display of, flowers at Hie Vanitie*Boxe Fri day and Saturday before Easter. BIRTHDAY DINNER The family of Mrs. Henrietta Ful ford, gave her a surprise dinner April 14, on the occasion of her 56th birthday. Those present were her children: Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Gay, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fulford, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fulford, Mr. and Mrs. David Fulford, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Nanney, all of F&rmville, R. F. D*., Mr. and Mrs. R, C. Maddxey of Raleigh, and Miss Melba Fulford of Wilson, sixteen grandchildren and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beardsley, brother and sister of the hoeoree and Mr. and "Mrs. Watt Pukm, friends of the family. This was also die occasion of the birthday of Mrs: Robert Fulford and was celebrated at the same time. CONTRACT CLUB A delightful meeting of the Con [ tract Club was held on Tuesday aft ernoon, with Mrs. W. S. Royster as hostess at her home on Home ave , nue, in which spring flowers were ( attractively arranged. I Mrs. M. V. Horton received the : dub prij% a lovely ivy wall vase, and Mrs. John B. Lewis, the guest r award, a novel flower basket The ? Easter colors were noted in the tal< ? lies and again an the aalad plate, passed ?1 the conclusion nf the games. Special guests of the hoe 1 tess were Mrs. G. M. Holden, Mr* Jonas. STATE PRESIDENT 1 VISITS LOCAL AUXILIARY " -I Mrs. Edyth Price, of Charlotte,! state president of the Spanish American Auxiliary, attended the monthly meeting of the local group on Wednesday and addressed .the members on the varied objectives of the state organization, outlining plans for the future months and comparing them with achievements during the past year. Mrs. Annie Anderson and Mrs. Nonie Barrett were joint hostesses to the Auxiliary at the home of the former, and Mrs. P. T. Atkinson, Auxiliary president, presided over the business session, which followed the state president's address. "Iced fruit juices, cake and salted nuts were served after adjournment Mrs. Hubert Dixon and Mrs. W. W. Lewis were special guests of the hos tesses at this time. ? ' ? I LITERARY CLUB ? . v ' .. ? 1 ? ? | With Miss Edna Robinson as hos tess, Wednesday afternoon, members of the Farmville literary Club, in condu<Lng a recent series of meet ings, devoted to the study of Art, hesogl a splendid program presented by Miss Tabitha DeVisconti and Mrs. J. H. Darden. Miss DeVisconti recounted a re cent and an interesting interview with Miss Mable Pugh, of New York and Morrisville, who has won a dis tinctive place among North Cavo lhia artists, especially in the deld of block printing. A collection of fine prints by this artists, secured by Miss DeVisconti for exhibition at this time, aroused much interest and enthusiasm among the members. Mrs. Darden discussed the subject of the University's Art School. The program was concluded with a brief talk by Mrs. J. W. Joyner, relative to the exhibit of the work of North Carolina artists, sponsored recently by the Kinston Art Club, and which she attended. Mrs. J. L Morgan, in whose home the meeting was held, U9ed tulips, iris and other bright blossoms to enhance the beauty of her home on Church street, and assisted the hos tess in serving a sweet coupe, fol lowed by cheese pastries and salted nuts. Additional guests of the hostess included Mrs. R. H. Knott, Mrs. G. M. Holden, Mrs. Plato Monk and her sister, Mrs. Winston SmithT, of Opek'ka, Ala. e SOCIAL CALENDAR ? Monday, April 22 3:00 p. m.?New Deal Club meets with Mrs. D. It, Morgan. NOTE: Literary-Art Depart poned to April 29th. 7:00 p. m.?Red Men. Tuesday, 23 3:30 p. m.?Merry Matrons meet with Mrs. W. Leslie Smith. 6:45 p. m.?Rotary Club. 8:00 p. m.?Junior Order. Wednesday, 24 NOTE: literary-Art Deptrt . ment meeting postponed to May 2. Thursday, 25 3:00 p. m.? Propreasive Bridge Club meets with Mrs. W. S. Royster. 7:30 p. ra.?Masons. 7:80 p. m.?Boy Scouts. Friday, 26 10:00 a. m.?Duplicate Contract Club. 7:00 p. m.?I. O. O. F. ' i MINUTES OF THE LOCAL ROTARY CLUB 1 ? 11 ^ The Farmville Rotary Club met last Tuesday evening ad 6:45 in the Farmville High School building. After an enjoyable shad supper the business of the election of officers was in order. A motion was made, seconded and passed that the report of the nominating committee be ac cepted in its entirety. Upon motion the following officers were elected by acclamation: John Lewis, Resi dent; Manley Idles, Vice-President; Irvin Morgan, Secretary and Treas urer; Ed Nash Warren, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer; Board of directors: Jim Joyner, George Davis, Sob Boyd, J. I. Morgan. -? ? The program was turned over to he chairman of the program commlt ee who made a few remarks rela ive to the Rotary Code of Ethics. rLEE CLUB WINS FIRST POSITIONS IN CONTEST Farmville's high school Glee Club lembers and director, Miss Vivian lase, are receiving congratulations pon the good showing made in the istrict music contest held in Green ille, Saturday, April 13, the soloist itrants, Helen Willis, soprano, and Ivira Tyson, alto, winning <rst laces, with the club chorus boasting top rating also. Miss Ann Marie Jefferson, of Duntain, pupil of Mrs. Haywood mith, a piano teacher of the Farm lie school and club accompanist, as among the winners in instru ental contests. These honors entitle the winners enter the State Music Contest to held at Greensboro, April 24. Since finding ways for the group of 22 to get to Greensboro is quite a problem to promoters of the Club, Miss Case requests that any one who can assist in this way notify her at once. W. S. Patterson of Stony Point, Alexander County, has some pine woods where 5,000 trees stand to the acre. He plans to thin part of this acreage to 600 trees per acre. 'The trees are ..boat 40 years old. ! 'ACROSTIC ? Happiness is everywhere, for those who will; Evefy day and deed, produces some Kttle thrill; Nothing sown; nothing made; noth ing to keep; Richest rewards comes only to those who seek. ? ? In life's journey, are many turns in 'the road; Every care we take on, increases > our load; The joys, the smile, like roses sub lime; Tarns trouble into happiness Divine. Anything we cherish, we never for get; Fond memories of Happiness, we never regret; United we stand; divided we fall; Like monuments, to heroisms cqll Faith, hope, removes the darkest cloude of despair; Our sorrows are like unto bubbles in the air; Rejoice; and be ye exceedingly glad; f Do all the good you can and nothing j bad. Dedicated to Mrs. Henrietta Ful ford on the occasion of her 57th an niversary, April 12, 1985.?By her friend, Watt Parker?75. 1 t ' PARAMOUNT I THEATRE 1 Farmville, N. C. Week of April 22 Monday JOE MORRISON and DIXIE LEE IN-? "Love In Bloom" Tuesday PAUL LUKAS ? IN "Casino Murder Case" Wednesday MINNA GOMBELL and GAVIN GORDON _ in _ 'Women Must Dress" j Thursday-Friday Jimmie Duarnte, Lee Tracey. Sally Eilers, Florence Rice ??IN-? "CARNIVAL" Saturday TIM McCOY ? In ? ; "Law Beyond The Range" w w KNITTING MATERIALS Consult me about your KNITTING PROBLEMS at The Vanitie Borce MRS. G. S. VOUGHT1 REGULAR $5.00 I PERMANENT WAVES ?X~ for $^.oe Main "street Farmville, N. C. j The Balanced McCormick-Deering New 4 I niiriViifi n 'l'o'iQ 'v. l . rl! " | rFH? gang beams of the New 4 raise and lower hori X zontally. They are always level; thus all the shovels or hoes enter the around at the same time and at an even depth unless you nave them set differently. The New 4,is a "balance frame" cultivator. When the gangs are raised "by the master lever which is pro vided, the frame moves forward, and with it the driver, balancing the cultivator nicely. ; The thorough success of'^the McCormick-Deering : " New 4 has undoubtedly made it thdleadinji single row cultivator in the United States. We will be tfad to show ' ' r? it to you. ? ' " " - " ? - " ? ; When the Bank Asks for A FINANCIAL STATE WENT - When you ask for a loan, and the banker asks you for a statement, do not resent this as implying doubt of your ability or assets; or as a meddlesome "nosing" into your private affairs. ? Your banker, even though he may have known and done business with you for years, must still ask for a statement when you borrow money, because in that way only can he show his directors and the bank examiners that his loans are justified by facts and figures. When your banker asks for a state ment, he is not questioning you; he is following the rules of sound banking and justifying himself as a banker worthy of the name. Bank of Farmville . 1904-1984 Farmville, N. C. Safety Service iresn A * J. * 4.4.4. ? * .1'? ? 4"M4fH IANNOUNCEMENT| t t * This is to inform the public that we are Now + t: Open and Ready to do your + I ' 1 '' '' t j: Acytelene Welding, Machine Work, Radia- | | tor, Starter and Generator Repairing f | and All Kinds Sortering. + * Come to see us?We are located in shop back of Pural + | Service Station across from Farmville Bonded Wareborise t | FARMVILLE MACHINE & WELDING CO. f t W. R. BURNETT H. F. SEIGLER, Mgr. $ >0mmm mm Here art some of the reasons why ywsfaooM sot the Kelvinotor before . miM |mn nm* El * Dn(?iiMB^Ar fw nay any uecrric Refrigerator No matter what the size of your family or what the limitations of your budget; there is one of Kelvinator's 19 beauti ful new models that will exactly fit your requirements. Easy terms of pur chase can be ^jttranged to suit your own convenience. ; By all meant see the Kelvinators before you buy. "fSices from ^dta-ague: 599.75 upward RMVICCE FURNITURE CO*
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