M^ WmKtefhMbwixm tlu
sick liat this week.
Mm G. Mt Hohkmvtajted relative!
and friend# to Snow Hill, Tuesday.
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Mrs. Chariie Meyer »
jawing it the Sanatorium, Wilton.
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Bad Dixon of Willianwrton spent
the week end with Mrs. Louise Harris.
Jack Paylor h
eigh, will" spend the we* end at htt
home here. V ~ ■
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Mr. and Mr*- J"®* ,B<,
Jimmie Lang Wilson visitors,
Thursday.
Mm G. A. J^nee, <* Wwhington,
D. G, visited friends to Faraville,
Saturday.
Bob Rouse and Sill Pollard of Carolina
spent last week end at their
homes here.
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You are invited to
Easter services w be held at the
Christian Church beginning Sunday,
April 18th.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston of
Durham spent Sunday with Mrs.
Pearl Johnston.
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r„l Richard D. Harris of Fort
Benning, Ga, is spending a few days
at hie home here.
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Hie. Berry Bostic of Greenville
was the week end gueet of Mr. and
Mrs. Rex Hodges.
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R. A. Joyner and John B. J-*wja
attended a meeting of REA officials
in Goldsboro, Thursday.
Rev. W. S. Cromw of Ninety-Six,
S. C., will spend the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Johnson.
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Mrs. Tony Melton, Mrs. L. 0.
Stephenson and Mrs. Dorothy Gay j
were Raleigh visitors, Tuesday.
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Mrs. Harry Harper, Mrs. Alex
Allen and Mrs. Richard Harris were
Greenville visitors, Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Knott Proctor and
family and Miss Agnes Fullilove of
Greenville visited here, Sunday,
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Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thorne, Mrs.
Marvin Jones and Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt
were Raleigh visitors, Tuesday.
Herbert Bumette underwwt an appendicitis
operation at P*rfc View
Hospital, Rocky Mount, Sunday
• • •
You are invited to «tt»nd the Prr
Raster services to be held at the
Christian Church beginning Sunday,
April 18th.
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Mrs. Hermann Voss, Mrs. Chart*
Hotchkiss and Mrs. R- T-WiHUm*
were Greenville visitor®, Friday,
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell MiaeUe
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Winstead were
Bennettsvilie, S. C., visitors, Sunday.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Murray, of
Washington, D. C., left Sunday
after a visit with Mrs. Dora H. Keel.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Robbine and
son, Billie, have rtfurned to Washington
after a visit to relatives here.
«
Irvin Morgan, Jr., was a gueet
speaker at the Rotary District meeting
held in Greenville, S. C., on Tuesday.
I
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M. A. Peede has returned to New-,
port News, Vs., after spending last;
week end^with hit wife and children
here. % '
Easter service* to bo held
* is t^nurcn oeginmng
H April imkt ri£-m:
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Tuesday, M
8:00 P. M.—Contract Club meets
with Mrs. M. V. Horton.
7:00 P. M.—Rotsry Club. "
7:30 P. M.—Boy Scouts.
8:00 P. M. —Junior Old*.
Tl WeMtor, U i;% 8:45
P. M.—Literary Club meets
with kn. B. S. Sheppand at the
home ot Mr*. J. M. Hohgood. .
Thanday, a
8:80 P. M.—Parent-Teacher Association.
7:30 P. M.—Masons.
Friday. » t J5
8:00 P. M. — Woodmen of the
World.
Satniriay, 24
10:00 A- M.—Bird Club. J . t;
TODAY !
5:00 P. M.—The Youth Choir and
the Children's Choir, Methodist
Church, will meet for practice.
Mr. and Mrs, barl Putnam and
children of Rocky Mount spent Sunday
with Mr. abd Mrs. E. S. Hobr
good.
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Mrs. Tom Dail who has been receiving
treatment at Park View Ho«.
pital, Rocky Mount, for the past sereral
weeks Is reported Improved.
• • •
Oscar Kennedy has returned to
Bainbridgv. Md., after spending •
furlough with his parents, Mr. and
Amotj Kennedy of Beulaville, formerly
of near FarmviUe.
NOT® OP THANKS
The family Of Mrs. w. C, MtVW
wishes tO express their app?eei*Uon
for'the levejy eacprpssjqna of kindness
shown them during the recent
illness ami death of their wife and
mother, .
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Moye www
the birth of 4 son, Moses W>UI«nfc
on Monday, Apri} -ISth.
METTHODIST CHURCH
On Sunday marning at the ll:Od
o'clock service, the combined voice#
af the Youth Choir and the Children's
Choir will render the music,
At this serviee pvenfc will present
their children for dedication,
ATTEND BUILDING * LOAN
CONVENTION IN RALEIQH
Mr. and Mrs. G. Alex Rouse spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Raleigh
where they attended the arfnual meeting
of the North Carolina Building
and Loan League.
• BAPTIST CHURCH
Reverend W. S. Cromer, of NinetySix,
S. C.» will being the messages
at the Baptist Church op Sunday
morning at 11:00 and on Sunday evewing'
at 8:00, April 18th.
You are cordially invited to attend.
v '
\ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
rvrL
sp?afc M the Fimvill* Presbyterian
Church at- the 11:00 o'clock
hour, Sunday morning, April 18th.
The public is cordially invited.
WTt TOTS PLAYSBQUNB
AS«W» fe Pl»yipv«fl4
pi«w^ &*■
fflf speawal kf ttw Junto Woman*
Club, may offer donation* for hum
to the committee in charge.
! The lot to be used is beside the
Davit, Hotel and plans are underway
to beautify it and place botches and
swings there. , ' * ' |
HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB
The Farmviile Home Deniowtoation
Club held its regular monthly
meeting on Thursday, April 8th.
Dqrtq| the limliumi nemion.
far another tin can Mting* drive
thie month wer» made and committees
appointed for the Service M«n'«
supper which the Gl«b will give in
Greenvifle in J too, Soybean* for
planting wore 4iatrib\rted and * cunning
demonstration wa» enwwneed
for the June meeting, to whiehviaiteta
are bfting asked to carte.
Miss. Veron* Lee Joyner, homo
agent, assisted by Mrs, 8- R- Fields,
local leader, diseased the tOBie 0?
the day. "Glow sn4 Save." Bnww
that the dub member* had made for
the Qiub meeting day ww maWe*
Mn- ml § pwwi
^vitfrrr fey » 6l«b
member's brother,
After adjournment the hpsteasea,
Mm. a. Ft Bobgood and Wm Pwn»«
Norman, sjsrved chicken aalad «*nd*
wichea, peanut* cafc* and a refresh*
>ng drink, ; , j
* Imported.
At ft Joint meeting the Woman's
Club and the Garden Oub on Friday,
April 9th, Mrs. C. C. Hilton of
Greenville, President of the Fifteenth
District, expressed her appreciation
to the dub for continuing' its work in
ft war torn world. She said her motto
for the District is "Forward Through
Service" and since the attack on
Pearl Heritor we should add^to this
the Boy Scout slogan "Toughen up,
Buckle down and Carry On" and the
Girl Scout slogan, "Be Prepared,"
and all work together in our fight to
win the victory and the peace.
Mia. E. F. Gaynor, President of
the Garden Club, presented Mrs. J.
I. Morgan, program chairman, wi$)
introduced 90m Elizabeth Davfc yfa
ATTEND FUNERAL HERE
I Among the out of town relatives
and friends attending the ftxnenU of
Mrs. J. W. Moye Imp* on Wadneeday
were; Cpl. Joel W. Moye, Jr., of
Camp Cpl. W. H. Moye and
Mr*. Moye, of Draw Field, Tampa,
Fla.; Apprentice Seaman A. J- Moye,
U. & Coeetguard, Washington, D. C.,
and Mis. Moye; George Moye of Forest
Hills, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Moye and children did Mr. and Mrs,
Zeb Brinson, of Tartom; Mrs. Annie
Kitchen McDowell, Mm. Leland Kitchen,
Mr. and Mr* L. A. Moye and
family,-Mrs. C. H. Moye, C. H. Hardy,
Mrs, Ester Hardy Tucker, Mr. and
Mrs. Hardy Albrittan and dangirter,
Mr. and Mrs. J«MW Hardy, L. L,
Hardy and dMgfcter. Maoryj Or. and
Mm, Vd Eaglas, Saratoga,- Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Hartls, Charlotte; Mr.
m>d Mrs, Jamee Manning, William*,
ton; Mr. and Mm. John Adams and
Mm. a M. Jwmi, Greenville; Mr,
and Mm. Bart Weathrook, Dunn;
Mm, U*r Mays, Mrs. Hortense Moye,
Mm Aubrey ShasMl, Mr. and Mm
Guy Evans, Sr., Mr. and Mm Alva
Jordan, Greenville; Bill Williams,
Rocky Mount.
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Dr. Ho*ud Hilley, President of
Atlantic CDuiituit College, Wlaonj
Mrs. Comjam Gold, and A. N. Daniel,
Hk
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CANNING NOTICE I
Remember the second aeries of
Canning Classes beginning Tuesday,
April 20th at 8:00 P. 1L, and continuing
each Tnssdsy and Thursday
evening. Hie opening claaa will be
on Oiyndxatton and Planning, preparatory
to your Victory Gardens and
Food Conservation.
READY BY APRIL 15tkPEPPER
and TOMATO,
b WILL HAVE EARLY
POTATO SPROUTS.
ORDERS NOW TAKEN!
See or Write
M. V.HORTON
i"*:_ - is «■— . %T g%
" Farm viae, **•
Farmville Retail
Lumber Yard
& — Phone 302-1 —
SAVE TOUR HONEY and TOUR
COUNTRY — BUT DEFENSE
BONDS Now J
The Christian Church
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INVITES YOU TO THE
- Pilaster Meeting
APRIL 18th to 25th
< Services Each Evening at 8:00
Rev. Howard James
of A. C. College
SONG LEADER AND SOLOIST
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