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Mrs. Mae Carraway spent Tuesday
in Greenville.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wesley R. Willis
spent Wednesday in Rocky Mount
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Miss Helen Willis is visiting
friends in Pinetope this week.
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Mrs. J. H. Moore and Mrs. Fred
E. Davis were Ahoekie visitors, Tues-i
day.
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Miss Bertha Joyner has returned
from a visit to friends in Winter
ville.
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Miss Mabel Barbee has returned
from a visit to relatives in Balti
more.
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Mrs. A. S. Bynum has returned to
Charlotte after a visit to Mrs. J. T.
Monk.
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Mrs. A. C. Hodges, of Goklsboro,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. John D.J
Holmes.
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We regret to report that T. C.
Be anion continues very ill at his home
on Church street.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Veasey have
returned from several weeks stay in
Elizabeth City.
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Miss Hattie and Miss Sula Carr
are visiting relatives in Greene coun
ty this week.
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Miss Telza Williams is spending
this week with friends in La Grange
and Smithfield.
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Friends of S. H. Bundy will be glad
to learn that he is recuperating after
a recent illness.
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Carl Beam an, Jr., student at Mars
"ill W? returned following the
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closing of the school.
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Miss Rachel Monk, teacher in the
Stantonsburg school returned today
for the summer months.
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Miss Verona Lee Joyner, teacher in
the Richlands school, has returned j
for the vacation months.
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Mrs. T. C. Turnage attended the
finals at Flora Macdonald College
during the past week end.
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Mrs. A. C. Monk, Mrs. B. 0. Turn
age and Mrs. J. L. Rumley spent
Wednesday in Rocky Mount.
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Miss Roselyn Satterwhite, teacher
in the Jamesville school, has return
ed for the vacation months.
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Miss Mary Alice Beaman, teacher
in the Winterville school, returned
this week for the summer months. *
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Vose have
returned after spending several
weeks in their former home, Bremen,
Germany.
Mrs. Carter ulass, Abner Spencer:
and Miss Bettie Love Spencer have
returned from a visit to South Bos
ton, Va.
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Mrs. George Holston and daughter,
Miss Margie, have returned to Clin
ton, after a visit to Mrs. John D,
Holmes.
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J. H. Moore, J. W. Holmes and
Rev. L. R Ennis attended the finals
at Campbell's College, Buie's Creek,
Thursday.
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Miss Eugenia Gray has returned
to Cary after spending several days
of this week with her aunt, Mrs. W.
J. Rasberry.
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James Darden, student at Darling
ton School For Boys, Rome Ga., has
returned to spend the vacation months
at his home here.
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Misses Louise and Virginia Harris,
Frances Beaman and Frandes Joy
ner, students at W. C. U. N. C.,
Greensboro, have returned for the
vacation months.
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Enoch Ludford and Arthur Vown,
students at State College, spent the
~ week end with Sidney Carp at his
home Willow' Greene
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ire. ana mm E, C. JWklU,
I Raleigh, spent Wednesday and Thurs
I day with Dr. Brooks' sister, Mrs. J
I K. Cobb and Mr. Cobb. ?'
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Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Avery, Mia
I Ea telle Horton and A. P. Ely, a
I Richmond, Vsl, spent the week em
with Mrs. Albert Horton.
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Friends will be giad to htm tha
Mrs. Arthur F. Joyner, who under
. Dr. W M. Willis, J.W. JM
George W. Paris Mc
?in Eastern Shore rf Virginia Sat
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Friends will be glad to learn that J
Miss Mary Harrison Benson, mem
ber of the high school faculty, who
underwent an appendicitis operation
in a Rocky Mount hospital recently, is
reported as recuperating rapidly.
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Mrs. R. E. Ridenhour and Miss
Maggie Barahardt, of Concord, Mrs.
C. K. Proctor of Orford, and Mrs.
John H. Anderson, of Raleigh, state
officers of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy, were guests of Mrs.
J. W. Parker, state historian, this
week, all attending the district meet
ings of this organization held in Wil-J
son on Wednesday, Snow Hill Thurs
day, and Oriental Friday.
INVITATIONS RECEIVED
Friends of Miss Mildred Horton,
daughter of Mrs. Albert Horton have
received the following invitations I
this week:
The Faculty and Senior Class of
the College of William and Mary, in
Virginia, request the honor of your
presence at the commencement ex
ercises, Monday morning, June the
eighth, nineteen hundred and thirty
six, at ten o'clock, Williamsburg,
Virginia.
DAILY VACATION BIBLE
SCHOOL BEGINS JUNE 8TH
The Daily Vacation Bible School
will be conducted hi the Farmville
High School Building beginning June
8th and lasting through June 19th.
Each minister of the town is giving
his support to make the Bible School
of paramount and lasting benefit to
the entire community. Mrs. J. M.
Hobgood will be in charge, assisted
by a well-fitting faculty, which will
be announced in next week's Enter
prise. All children from three to
thirteen yean of age will be wel
come, and are urged to enroll the
first day of the school.
HANDKERCHIEF SHOWER
Miss Vivian Dale Case, bride-elect
of the month, was honored at a lovely
handkerchief shower ky^ her pupils,
numbering forty-five, ind the grade
mothers, Mrs. J. H. Moore and Mrs.
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noon of last week, just after the
touch hoar.
Miss Case was called from ' the
room while the dainty handkerchiefs
were deftly attached to a Japanese
parasol, which was presented upon
her return by Margaret Bynum and
Johnsie Moore. Upon opening the
paraaol the gifts flattered oat in
shower fashion to the great delight
of the children as well as to Miss
Case.
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I MERRY MATRONS
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- lira. B. 0. Lang delightfully en
t tertained the Mull) Matrons ox
. Tuesday afterno<w at her home 01
. Belcher street, with Mrs. Wesley R
Willis presiding over the bapaaai
session; which preceded the progran
r for the afternoon.
f Mm J. W. Lovelace was in charge
I of the program, based on "The Idea
Citizen And The American Home,,1
and read a splendid paper under
t two topfcs, relating one to the o$ei
At the dose of the program
t hostess served a delicious twee
MRS. BANNA * TYSON PASSES
Mrs. Banna Joyner Tyson, 79, a
well known and estimable Pitt Coun
ty woman, died at her home near
FannviUe^ Thursday morning, after
goffering for some months from a
dislocated hip and the infirmities of
age. 1
Mrs. Tyson was the daughter of
the late Mr. John and Jfm Sallie
Joyner Parker and the widow of the
late Joel Tyson. A native of Pitt,
she had lived in the county all her
life, throughout which she exempli
fied the attributes of a Christian
gentlewoman.
Funeral services will be held from
her late home Friday afternoon at
three o'clock, the final rites will be
conducted by Rev, C. B. Mashburn of
the Farmville Christian Church, and
interment will be made in the family
burial grounds.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs.
Zeb Cummings, Tarboro, Mrs. Joab
Tyson and Mrs. Vernon Moxingo,
Farmville; four sons, Van Tyson,
Tarboro, B. Frank, Blaney J., and
Seth, of Farmville, fifteen grand
children and three great grandchil
dren.
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
Mrs. P. E. Jones and Mrs. S. A.
Roebuck were gracious hostesses to
the American Legion Auxiliary on
Thursday afternoon, at the home of
the former.
Timely and interesting sketches,
relative to Poppy Day, just observed, .
were read by Mrs. M. V. Jones,
chaiirman of the successful local
sale, and by Mrs. Alton W. Bobbitt.
Reports from the recent district
meeting of the Legion Auxiliary, held
in Rocky Mount, were given by the
charman, Mrs. W. M. Willis, and
other delegates and visitors from the
local Auxiliary, among whom were
Mrs. R. LeRoy Rollins, Mrs. B. C.
Barbee, Mrs. B. R. Fields, Mrs. Hen
rietta M. Williamson, Mrs. Alton W.
Bobbitt, Mrs. J. W. Parker and Mrs.
Elbert Joyner.
Delightful refreshments were serv
ed at the conclusion of the program.
Additional guests at this time were
Mra S. M. Jones, of Bethel, and
Mrs. W. Finch, of Norfolk, Va.
CLUB PARTY
Among the lovely social affairs of
the week was the club party given
by Mrs. S. A. Roebuck on Wednes
day afternoon, at her home on Wil
son street, in which a variety- of
summer flowers were used in pleas
ing effect. Members of the New
Deal Club and other friends were
guests.
Mrs. R. A. Parker distributed the
tallies as the guests arrived and
directed the way to the dining room,
where refreshing fruit punch and
dainty sandwiches were served from
either end of the table by Mrs. D.
R. Morgan and Mrs. P. E. Jones. The
table was centered 'with a siilver
bowl of mxed summer flowers and
candles were in silver holders. Mrs.
T. H. Satterfield and Mrs. W. Leslie
Smith assisted in serving. I
Contract was played at six tables, I
Mrs. W. E. Joyner receiving the club j
prize, a compact bearing the name
of the Club, and Mrs. *Z. M. White
hurst, the guest award, compiaion
decks of cards, bearing Florida
scenes, which together with the tal
lies and other bridge appointments
were reminders of the recent visit
to Florida by the hostess.
Mrs. Marion Ward, Mrs. L. T.
Pierce and Miss Virginia Ross as
sisted in serving a tempting ice
course.
Often an unfortunate experience on
a by-path is just what is needed to
keep us on the main road.
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George Holston, of CliiUon, add 'Miss
Eugenia Gray, of Cary, were guests
of Mr. and Wm W. J. Rasbei# at
a 3-course dinner Wednesday. ^
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Monday or Tuesday
and yon will receive a
Shampoo and Finger
Wave for
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Monday and Tuesday
June 1st & 2nd.
No reduction unless you
Present this Ad.
The Vanifle Boxe
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PARAMOUNT
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FARMVILLE, N. C.
WEEK OF JUNE 1
MONDAY
Pat O'Brien and Josephine
Hutchinson
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"I MARRIED A DOCTOR"
TUESDAY
Rochelle Hudson and Paul
Kelly
IN
"THE COUNTRY BEYOND"
WEDNESDAY
Ben Lyons and Joan Marsh
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DANCING FEET"
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THURSDAY ft rKID AI
Ronald Coleman and
Claudette Colbert
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"UNDER TWO FLAGS"
SATURDAY
John Wayne
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"KING OF THfi PECOS"
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Ed Naah Warren, Clo?wa Spaeialtel
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? ', Mil the most tires?by -
millions! So expect
more for your money in
a Goodyear?you'll get
it from uiwith another
plusr our reaf service!
. Goodyear Margin of
Safety for quickest
stopping ? plus 43%
more miles of real non
skid grip? proved by
our customers' records!
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A Memorial ^wotta u u* ?>ui of.
put country Above life;
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Today, we honor once more, thoce
motber'i eons who held in their hesuts
; this supreme ideal of citixenship, and
gave their lives for it upon the altars
of our freedom.
1- Their glory-wreaths will be kept
? ffeen. ?nd their names will shine un
. dimmed as long as our Nation shall last.
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Bank of Farmvffle
1904-1916
VOTE FOR |
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Chas. Harry Wbedbee i
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County Solicitor |
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and justice to all. |
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NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION OF ~
PARTNERSHIP 1
This is to notify the general public
hat the partnership, known as Red- 1
ick Brothers, and composed of J. W. 1
led dick and J. C. Reddick, of Foun
ain, N. C., has been dissolved, and L
hat J. W. Reddick is no longer as- p
ociated in any way with said busi
lesee, and will not be liable for any
lebts hereafter incurred
This the 29th day Of April, 1936.
wkn J. W. REDDICK.
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DR. DEXTER BLANCHARD
DENTIST
Wishes to announce the opening
Df his office for tlie general prac
tice of Dentistry, second floor of
Citizens Bank Building.
Dial 345-1 ? Farmville, N. C.
URNITURE UPHOLSTERED, RE
PAIRED, KEFINISHED ? New
and Used Furniture and Antiques
Bought and Sold. Greenville Fur
niture Exchange, Greenville, N. C.
Phone 778. 4tp-6-5
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1929 P0NT1AC 4-Door Sedan, good
tires, gpdd running motor,
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1934 TUDOR FORD SEDAN?Just
traded in on a new Chevrolet and is ?
in excellent condition^ - Body and up- ?
holstery like new. For sale with "an
O. K. that coqiits," to the fl# lucky j
buyer at this low j ^
price ...
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saBghtiipised raot<*,Ar1ntoperfe<rt-';'
; ^Mming^conditiOT^ p>?Uta^ l|e
1934 TERRAPIANE Coach, finished
in black, with yeilow wheels, a beau
tiful ear for the low
FIbw of: vduu
1931 CHEVROLET Victoria ? A
new set of Firestone tires, finished in
a beautiful green color with a set of
the new type seat covers. An at
attractive car ataaattrac- (91 tfr
tivfe price of onljr $100
W?_h?ve in ourstoek ONE 1981
fCKGVBOLET SEDAMj&'which looks;1
1935 CHEVROLET TRUCK ? 6
wheels, 32x6-10 Ply Tires, over load
springs, stake bod&i with "An 0. K.
pat Counts," fljjKA
for only ?j.r^ fJrxtH/
Uir&K .' vtx .'
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1931 CHEVROLET SEDAN ? Big,
roomy, comfortable, dependable. Like
new in every respect. Backed by
"an 0. K. that counts." d>1Q P
Sale Price only ... ^l?r
1931 CHEVROLET ROADSTER ?
Here's a snappy little car that will
brighten your summer days. Its
sturdy six-cylinder engine provides
ample speed, power and get-away.
Backed by "an 0. K. that dgl |JA
counts." Only $109
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Meadty, June 1
3:30 p. m.?Baptist Missionary
* Society meets with Mrs. John
IK Holmes.
3:30 p. m.?Circle No. 1, Pres- j
byterian Auxiliary, meets with i
Miss Hold ah Smith.
3:30 p. m.?Circle No. 1, Pres
byterian Auxiliary, meets with |
Mrs. J. C- Corbette.
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3:30 p. m.?.Episcopal aiuuim;
meets with Mrs. Minnie S. War
ren.
3:30 p. m.?Methodist Missionary
Society meets in the Church
3:30 p. m. ? Woman's Council,
Christian Church, meets in the
Church.
7:00 p. m.?Red Men.
Tuesday, 2
3:80 p. m.?Contract Club meets j
with Mrs. Z. M. Whitehurst.
6:45 p. m.?Rotary Club.
S-flO n. m.?Junior Order.
Wednesday, 3 / I
3:00 p. m.?Wednesday Afternoon
Club meets with Miss Elizabeth
Davis.
3:30 p. m.?Literary Club meets
with Mrs. J. L. Shackleford.
Thursday, 4
I 3:00 p. m.?Modem Woodmen.
Friday, 5 j
; 3:30 p. m.?U. D. C. meets with j
Mrs. F. M. Davis.
[ 7:30 p. m.?Boy Scouts.
| 7:30 p. m.?I. O. 0. F.
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