North Carolina Newspapers

i> -if! j: friwdi in Wilmington. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith spat I the week etoi at Mmnteo. ^ y m.m. ?;:> A. P. Barton, of Wilmington, spent Tuesday with Elbert Holmes. ?? ? ? Elbert Holmes is inmllnq several days with friends la Wilmington. i ? ] Miss Doris Parker, of Kinatnn, is the guest of Miss Dorothy Melton. - ? ? I Mrs. W. A. McAdams Is visiting 1 relatives in Norfolk, Va, this week. ? ? ? J. W. Holmes spent part of this | week in Erwin, Durham and Benson. ' - ? ? ? Mrs. Delia Dale, of Newport News, ] Va^ is the guest of Miss Alice Dele. , * ** Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Barrett and family spent Sunday at Morehead ( City. ? ? ? Miss Telia Williams has returned from a visit to relatives in Richmond, , Va. ? ? r Mrs. Luper, of Spring Hope, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Marion Ward. ? ? * Gregg Gibbs, of Morehead City, is the guest of Arthur Joyner, Jr., this week. , . . ? j* Mrs. E. H. Jones has returned from a visit to relatives in Greens- y boro. j ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Sheppard have returned from a visit to Wrightsville Beach. < ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. J. Prank Harper and children spent Thursday in More- e head City. ? ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. EL R. Howell are spend ing several days with relatives in c Plymouth. ? ? ? ? t Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Williams and son, Bill, spent Wednesday in Rich- ? ?mond, Va. * * * t Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Holston, of Norfolk, Vs., spent Sunday with rel atives here. . . ? ? ? Allen Moore Harris has returned j after spending the summer at Vir ginia Beach. ? ? ? to Miss Mary Alice Beaman has re- # turned from a visit to friends in q Wilmington. ? ? ? Leroy Bass and Roderick - Harris j are spending this week at Myrtle Beach, S. C. 5 ? ? m Friends will be glad to learn that Hugh Barrett is out again after a ^ recent illness. ? ? ? B Mrs. E. C. Carr and sons have re turned from Bayview, where they visited friends. p ? * ? * Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bundy returned _ Tuesday from a visit to relatives in South Carolina. ? ? ? i Mrs. a B. Fields, Mrs. W. J. Rot . lins and VasSar Fields were Kinston visitors, Tuesday. ? AS Miss Nell Bsson, of Gr^ville, is f the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lionel fc Eason this week. ? ? ? Miss Albertine Barrett and Theo dore Moore visited friends at Sana- { torium, Sunday, *? % Mrs, Ida B. Myers, of Fetereborg, 3 Fba. is spending this week with Mrs. * Prank Dupree, Sr. > * * * f ? Mrs. T. M. Davenport, of Godwin, g spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. W. i. BelHas. ? e j ? Friends will regret to learn that r Mrs. Joab Tyson ie eeriously ill in a s New Bern hnepjtsl. ? ? ? Miss Lisxie Gay and Mrs. Florence i Whitehead left today for a visit to j ? ? ? J Mrs. M. Williamson and j w t t : - ^ ' vi-J. W. Joyuer is up s^dn after *a J illness of several weeks, I t , f 1 . ? c^5S*"v-. i| ??? ? |?|| returned to Neakville after a visit to ? ?"?"fc; ^''S^cS K. LeBojr Rollins, who it on the Lumberton tobacco market was at borne for the week end. Mis. W. E. Waters, of Bockjr Mount, spent Tasaday and Wadnsa iay with Miss Alice Dale. I. ? ? ?? :?>.-.??? ? : Mrs. J. Faster has returned to Norfolk, Va* after a viait to her sis ter, Mrs. W. A. McAdama. Mr. aad Mrs. A. H. Joyner and ihildren, ot Morshaad City, spent Sunday with reiativea here. * ? ? Mr. and. Mrs. John Pleswood, of Plymouth, spent the wade aad with Mr. aad Mr*. E. R. HowdL * * * Mrs. Ralph Emory, and children, if Creedmoor, is the gnat of her lister, Mrs. J. Frank Harper. ? ?? Julian and Vernon Edwards have eturned after spending their vaca ion at Myrtle Beach, S. C. < 1 . ' ? o-o ? Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Walston have eturned from a vacation trip spent a Buchanan, West Virginia. ? * ? Mr. and Mrs. John L Wilkerson nd children spent Sunday with riends at Newport News, Va. ? ? ? Miss Elisabeth Woo ten has return d to Macclesfield after a visit to her Tandmother, Mrs. J. D. Owens. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Ogleaby and hildren have returned from their ' aramer cottage on Bogue Sound. ? ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Holmes and hildren have returned to Hartford fter a visit to J. W. Holmes and ' amily. 1 * ? ? i ?? ? - ? ' . Miss Nathalie Johnson, of Weldon, 1 i spending her vacation of two ' reeks with her permits, Mr. and Irs. Jones. . . ? ? ? ' Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Todd have le arned to Wendell after spending everal days with Mr. and Mrs. Elbert 1 !. Holmes. ? * * Charles Edwards, of Hoboken, N. a former resident of Ftomville, pent several days of this week with ' riends here. ? ? ? ? < Mrs. S. A. Roebuck and' children j ave returned after spending some ime at their summer cottage on iogue Sound. ? ? ? 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Briley and Mn. ) lobert J. Wainwright have returned rem a motor trip through the Shen- 1 ndoah Valley. ' * e ? ? -: Miss Mary Pay Smith has aa her 1 ouse guests this week. Mlmg Doro- ' ay CKNeft and Mils Hortenas Brid- I es, of Wendell. ? ? m 1 Mayer and Mrar-Goorge W. Daria I ere among FarmviUa people at ending the Tobacco Festival In Wil on this week. I ? ? ? I Friends will regret-to learn that I "red Hltt has been called to the bed lide of an aunt who is seriously ill It Culpepper, Va. ? ? ? Friends wfll be glad to team that ' Ira. John T. Thome has returned rem Duke Hospital and U reported Is recuperating rapidly. Irvm Morgan, Jr., Governor of < 89th District, Rotary Ttotowatinwl, : aid the Rocky Rotary- Club 1 n official visit FMday, Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Monk and Mis* j lashvills, Ga^ where they have been 1 the* tobacco market opened thi^ eason. a\ h Friends will be glad to team that Irs. J. W. Hardy, who underwent ontmeaa to rsc^tperato. rapidly at Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rasbsrry have eturnsd Awn a visit to Mods is . . , ... , I ng points in Virginia, : yt- 1 1V * **"rCr* 1 I ? ??v * !"lJl # ? * I Amoag FShwSI# psopk sttsdiBSl M ^ ^ j W^tntfl w?. ttoyyiwr vtttor,. Mso Ibkin Poonn ' formed ^ln Christian The marriage of Mite Helen Elixa beth Eaaon to Mr. William Graham McAriamn was solemnized at the Christian Church here, Friday morn ing, Aog. 12, at ten o'clock, in a ceremony impressive in its charm ing simplicity and in its culmination of a childhood courtship. The 9|$1 IC B. Mashburn officiated. The Church was decerned in green and white, an ahnmhmre of white summer flowers interspersing the greenery sad floor standards of ca thedral candles. Proceeding the ceremony Mrs. Daisy H. Smith rendered a program of nnptial music, instating "A Dream," by Bartlett, "On The Holy Mount," by Davorak, and Elbert C. Holmes, baritone, sang, "Oh, Promise Me." Mrs. Smith used the Wedding Miareh from Lohengrin as a pwess sional, "Indian Love Call" during the ceremony *nd Mandsl?nhn's Wedding March as a recessional. Mrs. Smith wore a black net dress, tucked *wd trimmed, with white, with hat to m?K*i Her was ofgghdt'rusisiu, Miss Elizabeth Carrico, of Green ville, was maid of honor. She wore a beige costume fashioned with a soft green 'wlero of velvur. Her hat matched her dress and she carried an arm bonpuet of asters in mixed salon. Ushers were Hilton Eason, Jr., Matthew Gibbs, David T. Harris and Pierson Hasselt l lhe bride entered on the arm of Iter brother Milton L. Eason, who save her in marriage, and was met Mb the altar by the groom andjdr best man, H. C. Mills, Jr., of Dur ham. f^he bride waa attired in a traveling Areas of Arid blue with navy ac seesories. Her hat waa an autumn iff-face model with veil and she car ried a bride's bonpuet of roses and lilies of the valley with corsage cen ter. Mrs. McAdams, attractive and of pleasing personality, is the youngest laughter of the late Wyatt and Mrs. Victoria Joyner Eason. She was graduated from the FarmviMe high school in the class of '33; and since that time has held a position with the Carolina Telephone and Tele graph Company, being at present junior supervisor of the Greenville iffloa, Mr. McAdams is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. McAdams. Be was graduated from the Green ville btgh school his rtudies at Wake Forest. He Is con nected with the. Fsrmvfflbj Water and Light Department, of which his fa ther has baan Superintendent for a number of years. . '? the couple left for a motor trip to Western North Carolina, the Valley of Virginia, and Washington, D. C. Miss Nell Eason, of Greenville, sis ter of the bride, onterislnelthe Me Adam?*Eason bridal party on Thanh tor evening at the home of Mrs. David T. Harris, following the wed ding rehearsal The bride's table was decorated with a low silver bowl of white flowers in a mixed arrangement, and ? Punch ciyf were served, followed by iota and ? ? .. . . Little - Dorothy Loess, attractive daughter of Chief and Mrs. L. T. her friends at xwisuning^ party hoge birthda cslce wj^s c^tt I n * SURPRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER ^ ^ "a- ? mm m*-\ i _ . ? . # ?'tf.'.al - J- JI 1 r S M* Hazel B?, of *. ?Kt Mra. J, W. B-, I ^ ^ *"*' to *"?? ?<? I Weeg- ? ? ' ? ? ? I ..?7- " ~~~ ~ I ^ - ? '"-V;-??W-?-? ?k.-W JV Honors Gusts at Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Monk Hostesses On Tuesday. I *- An outstanding and lovely social event of the late summer was the bridge, luncheon of Tuesday, given by Mrs. B. 0. Lang and. her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Monk, Jr., at the home of the former, in honor of Mrs. Lang's sisters and sister-in-law, who were house guests; Mrs. Augustus Rogers, of Lake Alfred; Fla., Mrs. *W. H. | Whitmore, of Wilson, and Mrs. J. T. Keel, of New York City. The Lang home on Belchen street was decorated with quantities of garden flowers, and blue bud vases with pink roses centered the thirteen tables, arranged with luncheon ap pointments on die spacious veranda. As the guests arrived they were greeted by Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Monk, and presented, to the honor guests. A barbecue plate with iced tea was followed by claws plea. In the games of progressive con tract, Mrs, R. H. Knott and Mrs. William R. Burke won high score awards of brsfs bridge bells and Mrs. M. V. Jones retained the slam prize. The honorees were presented with pottery and figurines, and Mrs. Charles M. Griffin, of Wilson, form erly Miss Janie Davis of Farmville, was remembered with a lovely gift Out-of-town guests' were; the honorees, Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. H. L. Watson, of Wilson; Mrs. J. H. Harrell and Mrs. Travis Hooker, of Greenville: Mrs, Grover H. Webb, Mrs. R. A, Bynum and Mrs. Vines Cobb of Pinetopa. ?? . CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION RECEIVES CHARTER The Farmville Chamber of Com ?mfcce and Merchants Association en tertained its membership Thursday ?evening at the Rotary rooms with a sapper, at which time & Charter was presented hy Williard L. Dowell, of Raleigh, by the Executive Secretary of the North Carolina Merchants As sociation. Guests and speakers for the even ing included W. F. Dowdy of New Born, President of the North Carolina Merchants Association, who empha sized the importance of organizing a local Merchants Association, and the benefits to be obtained from sueh an organization. Mr. Dowell stressed the Import ance of connecting the local associa tion whh the State Association there by" bringing about a State wide co operation Mr merchants, and mention ed several of the benefits derived from Hie State Association, together the vital and important things which with, the AssoeiaGon is striving to accomplish during coming years. k; FARMVILLE HAS MAIL 0 DELIVERY Since our last issue the streets of Farmvilla have been masked, and to-' getherN with the homes have been equipped with mail boxes for delivera service, which has been in effect since April. 1U I Giving a service that has won com mendation from resident^' are Arch Cayton, city carrier, who has been BOARD aMi BOQVi Swlfko Lizzie - " w ? mm ? ? ? ,lr 7^ ? . ^ ? ????<? ? ? good condition. Cheap. W. J. Res ut H"AVfL^'- - RQQM pAft* .A.ijflT'AHV I Wlwi ,f Lfifl a. t, ROTARIANS ENTERTAIN I LADIES I Tuesday night w? Ladies Night I with Farraville Rotariana, who enter- I tained their wives and sweetharts at I the outdoor dining room of the muni- I cipal park, whero a barbecued chick- I en supper was enjoyed. John H. Moore, newly tfected fi president, rang the supper bell and I after supper was put on the table I turned the meeting over to W. J. Baa- I berry, who after he had had supper I assumed his job as the genial leader I of .he program. John B, Lewis wel- I comod the ladies, end other guests, I W^h Mrs. George W. Davis respond- I ing vo his cordial expression. Manly II Idles gave tha: principal address at I the occasion, speaking on "The Ob- I jects of Rotary." Mr. and Mrs. John I D. Holmes rendered several vocal I duets and John gave a reading. I Charles Edwards, of Hoboken, N. I | J., a former member of this group, I was a. special guest at this time and I held the prize ticket of the evening I A diving' and swimming exhibition I in the municipal pool was later put I on for the entertainment of the Bo- I tarians and their ladies by Julian I Smitji, Horton Rountree, "Fop" I Wellons and Edward Harris,, the first ? three being life guards at Hie pool, ?? with Harris acting as substitute this x season, ; FARMVILLE QUEEN RETURNS FROM COASTAL FESTIVAL . * Miss Eva.Mae Hardy, who repre sented. Farm ville as its lovely vicaci rpijJM>iity Queen, has returned from Mbreh'ead City and Atlantic Beach, where she attended the annual Coast al Festival as the guest of promoters of the Festival Farmville citise&a in attendance report that Miss Hardy made a splendid Queen and are unable to find out why she did not win first place. Anyway we think she should have easily captured first honors in beauty, personality and charm. T ^ *| BIRTH ANNOUNCEMBEt| ' ? Mr. and Mrs. George E. Moore, Jr., announce the birth of a daugh ter, Mary Lou, on Sunday, A ugust BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Man and Mrs. Robert Lee' Oakley announce the birth of a daughter, Peggy Joyce, on Monday, August 8. Mrs. Oakley was formerly Miss Mary Alice Taylor, of Fountain. P- ' \ REUNION ? > Last Thursday about one hundred decendants of the family of the late Charles Harris met at the Piney Grove Free Will Baptist Church and perfected an organization. The pas tor, Rev. Wollard, was master of 1 ceremonies; ? Dinner was^spre&d on T the grounds and duly enfcye?* This ? seemed to break the ice and soon Z everybody was acquainted, mostly J relatives, immediate families and ? close friends were present. This was Z their first get-together and .the So- * gan, "I have heard of you but never ] saw you before," wus in Vtfgite. , 2 Miss Bessie, daughter of the Rev. ? Joseph- Harris, Los Angeles," Califor- Z nia, who. was on h& first Vitit'east, X was the most active in her; friendly ? 0 ?Vp80 & new pictures of i^jNMipSj sod I a Tte writer rec*Ui *ixty-nve yeafrrj unclea washine feet Mi the whole con- ^ ?~' -- 0 - ' ? J A' T W i ?mi _ l.r W A 1? J ?? hj Filled With Blood* About 2.30 J + [ i 1 J ? 19* yart >% ?i|M tJ Simplicity Pattern 2842 iui ?is* II, Mfc? 3* y<^ .*; I m 1 JLhE government advises ? bright colors foryour daughter / if you went her to be safe on * n ub lie thoro 112 hfarea. Because we went to help, we've brought ? yon certified Safe -T-Tones, i tested for visibility by the-\ United States Testing Com* pany. They are eye.catchers in every sense of the word not only easier to see, but gayer to wear. And, because they me ABC cotton* they are fy long.wearing and gttKanteed washable (your money hack if they fade). f t ?** ti-i.r-.oc A'ft'C FINE PEftCALf I 19c yard I "" J6M~wM?. 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