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Mr. and Mrs. tiiisville, Va., Mrs. W. E. end. Mrs. Frank day and Mrs. C. L. Mount. Leonard Joyner returned to his home here this week, having received a medical dircharge from the U. S. Army. • • • Mias Dorothy Smith and Miss Frances Bivens Smith leave this week to spend the summer months, in Washington, D. C. • • • David Harris attended the District meeting of REA Superintendents, which was held in Leno r, this week. He will return today. • • • m Cpl. John Williams of Camp Haan, is visiting relatives in Greenville and Farmville, this week. He is a brother to Dr. R. T. Williams. • 9 m ' * • Captain aAd Mrs. Joe Long who are stationed in Stfbth Carolina, spent several days of this week with Mr. and MiC falter-Jones. « • • Mrs. D. R. Morgian and Mrs. Pat Ruff in spent several days of this week at the Morgan cottage at Summer Haven on the Pamlico. • • • Tech. Sgt. Matthew Gibbs, who is at home on a two weeks furlough, is spnding the week end with the Carroll Oglesbys in New York. * • • B. T. Heath, Jr., W T 2/c U.S.N„ will return to duty $t Philadelphia, Friday. He has been in the Pacific theatre of war since Dec. of 1941. Mrs. T. C. Turnage, Sr., has' returned frftn a visit of several months with her daughter, Mm. Archie McLean and Mr. McLean fai Cleveland, Ohio. • • • Bert S. Smith, Jr., Chief Petty Officer in the TJ. S. Coast Guard, stationed in Norfolk, Va.\ spent Wednesday and Thursday with his parents, here. • * * Mr. and Mrs. Fitz McKeel of "Walstonburg, Mrs. Blaney Heath and son, Blaney, Jr., and Miss Margaret Murphrey spent last week end in Suffolk, Va. > ' • • • J. I. Morgan, Sr., and. Mr. and Hn. Irvin ^lorgan, Jr., returned Thursday from New Orleans, La., wheie they attended the Cotton Seed Crusher* Convention. • * a Pvt. Soy E. Braxton, Jr., Hq. Co., 3rd Bn., 801 St, Infantry, A. P. 0., No. 94, U. S. Array, Camp Etoillipi, Kansas, has returned after several days visit here with his mother. • • • PFC Paul Alien, Jr., who is on emergency leave due to the sickness of his father, Park Vie* Hospital, Rocky Mount, - and Mrs. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Roy Can-away of Newport* News, -Va., announce the birth, of a daughter, Donna Lee, on May 18th at the home of Mrs. Caraway's mother, Mrs. Clyde Brooks of Farmville. > MEN'S CLUB W. E. Joyner was host to the Men's Saturday Night Bridge Club last week at his home. Three tables were arranged for play and in the seven progressions, Robert Rouse compiled the high score. Iced coca-colas were served during the evening, with a variety of sandwishes, pickles and cakes. Beautiful talisman roses, sweet pea* and daisies decorated the home. ELECTED TO OFFICE * In the selection of officers for the Vested Choir of 140 voices, the mar jor music organisation on the ccmpus of the Woman's College* UNC, Greensboro, Miss Helen Ropse of Farmville'was chosen to serve as assistant librarian for the coming school year. P. m mmm 8:00 P. M. Junior 8:00 P. M—Boy 8:00 P. M.—New^Deal Club with Mrs. W. R. Burke & home of Mm 0. M. 3s00 P. M.—Wednesday Club meets with Mm James Lang. 8:80 P. M.—Graduation Exercises, Farmville High School. TTiuniday, 37 I 9:30-11:30 A. M.—Canning Demonstration, Home Demonstration Club House. 10(00 A. M—Hit A mas Club, Famville Country , dub. 3:00 P. M.—Progressive |jsr Bridge dub meets with Mrs. J. H. Darden. 7:16 P. M Masons. Friday, 28 8:00 P. M. — Woodmen of the J World, Saturday, 29 10:00 A. M-—'Bird Club. 7:56 P. M.—Men's Bridge Club meets with Arthur F. Joyner. IN MEMORIAM The children of Mrs, Henrietta Fulford take this occasion .to recognize the first Anniversary of her death. Her memory still lives on in the hearts of those to whom she was 80 devoted. Her memorial is one which is written on the hearts of those whom she served so uneejfishly in home, Church, and community. Signed; Mrs. O. T. Gay, Mrs. Martha Maddrey, Mrs. Otis Nanny, Miss Melba Fulford, fy. L. Fulford, W. E. Fulford, David L. Fulford. <THE METHODIST CHURCH At the morning worship, Sunday, Rev. Paul Bed trill discuss the subject, "The Peace Aftar tha War." He has made an extensive study of this subject Mr. Beal is a student in the Divinity School of Duke University and is sent out by the Duke Foundation. The Vacation Bible School will be conducted during the week following the first Sunday in Jan*. In addition to local teachera and workers, Itev. Beal will be'the Leader far the Intermediate Group". ~* LUNCHEON a detailed LITERARY CLUB Attractive arrangements of larkspur and sweet peas decorated die home of Mrs. Henrietta Williamson who was hostess to the literary Club at a lovely meeting on Wednesday afternoon. «... Mrs. J. B. Joyner made an interesting talk on the State Federation Convention which die attended in High Pofa£ Miss ; AJlnie- Perkins made a delightful talk on the life of Pr. Alice Hamilton and her Wok, "Exploring the Dangerous Trades," dealing with pioneering in industrial diseases. Special guests included Mrs. Joe Rasberry, Mrs. C. S. Eagles, Mrs. Louise Harris, Mrs. J. W. Bass and Miss Fanny Gary. A dessert course of angel food cake, lime ice and salted ipxts, was served. The next meeting will be with-Mrs. W. M. Willis, when Mrs. Williamson will be in charge of the program. rom County age Committee Send tour Waste Fats To War! "Not a pound of flesh, but a half pound of grease per capita must be the goal of every Housewife in North Carolina says Mm Estelle Smith, Chairman of the Woman's Division of the State Salvage Committee. Saving waste fats , is one of the simplest war aids asked by Uncle' Sam and it is one of the moat important ones. No amount is too small to savst One tablespoonful per day will mean about a pound per month. War in the Pacific has greatly reduced our .supjHy of vegetable oils from the "fir East It is necessary to find substitutes for them. Fats make glyowrne, glycerine makes explosives, explosives jure needed to down the Axis planes, stop their tanks and sink their ships. We need millions of pounds of glycerine now f afp > -mmm Pitt County housewives are helping to supply this need by saving waste fats. Get all the cooking good from fats and then follow these steps; (1) Strain fat as you pour it into a spotlessly clean wide-mouthed can. (2) Keep hi cool dark place Cotten JSteamship at Wilmington on Plane were dlsffnneerl for a Tom Sli b?wWch A refreshing- drink and wafers was served by the hostess during the sociaEhour, after which members visited her lovely flower garden, a ,wy enjoyable feature of the meettog. * CIRCLE MEOT > .. .ifjfl* ■ " ■ ■■ " : . «S The Vivian NoweO Circle, Baptist Missionary Society, met on Monday afternoon, when seven members #ere Mm James Wheless, Jr., conducted the devotional and Mrs. R. T. Williams developed the program subject, "Building Men's Bodies." Reports an personal service were heard sad tits meeting closed with PrayerPink and white roses *ere in pleasing arrangement in the home snd the heetess served ice coca-colas with sandwiches and toasted peanuts. BIRTHDAY BARTY At the home of Mrs. J. M. Hobgood on Monday afternoon, following the regular monthly meeting of the Presbyterian Auxiliary, members observed th« birthday of the Auxiliary. Circle members from Carraway's Chapel were also in atendance. Mrs. W. P. Easley £ave a'splendid talk on Christian Literature, after which an offering was received to be combined with contribution^ of other Auxiliary's, holding similar birthday observances, to be used this year for sending literature to Mexico. Pansies and iris in artistic arrangement decorated the home and refreshing cold drinks were served with assorted cakes and nuts. "SLAP THE JAPS WITH SCRAP" HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB The Farmville Home Demonstroticm Club held their regular monthly meeting, May 13, with nineteen members present. During' the businejs session, plain for the Service Men's Sapper, to be sponsored by the Club in June, were made. A salvage report wan heard, stating' that fttt County turned in more fat than any other county; that 103 pounds of silk and nylon hose were given in from the County; and another tin can salvage drive was scheduled for June. Mrs. B. R. Fields bought in Red Cross garments which Mrs. Julia Allen accepted to make. The meeting was turned over to Miss Joyner and Mis. Roy Bowing, Home Dairy Leader. IMr subject was "Milk For Strong Bod?*." They prepared two delicious dishes, Cheese Fondu sad Five Minute Cabbage. T^e hostesses, Mrs. Julia Allen and Mrs. Lizzie Allen served delicious refreshments,' during a delightful social hour, Mary Alice Morgan; Brotfutf, Come and Dance With M« by HukpcttBnk, Carolyn .Roebuck; Second Mazurka by Godafld, Jane Tumage; Flower Bella b/ Heins, Dora Mae Barrett; Con Amor* by Beaumont, Donald 'Bauoom; Blue Butterflies by Dorn, Jeart Beckman; Hunting Song by Meafchaohn, Cedric Davie; Evening Belli by Eik-nberg, Patricia Corbett; Prelude in G Minor by Backmaninoff, Margaret T 'wxp. On Tuesday evening/ May 18, Mrs. Smith prseMitad her Senior students, Miss Alma Gray Lilly, Miaa Agnes Virginia Quineriy and Miaa Wilma Stansill, in a piano recital. Miss Lilly rendered Valae Arabesque by Lack; Polish Dance by Scharwehka; At Morn by Godard. MiSe Qoinerly rendered Polonaise in A Major by Ghopip; Hungarian Dance No. 7 by Brahma; The Flatterer by Chanunade. Miaa Statisill rendered SonataPathetique by Beethoven; To Spring by Briegf Rustle of Spring, by Sinding; To a Wild Rose by MaoDo well. Does included Thft Slyphes by Bnckmaim—Mias Lilly and Mies Quineriy, and Invitation to the Dance by Weber—Miaa Quineriy and Miss Stanaill. : MASONIC NOTICE All Masons are urged to be pree-1 entat thu supper meeting to be held on Thursday evening, May 27th, at 7:15. Out-of-town guests ara ex-1 will demonstrate mehods .of canning, drying1 and brining, by use of pressure cooker, etc. This demonstration Is given by Miss Joyner and the Club as a public service and all friend* and neighbor* <ot Haravil]* and community are urged to avail themselves at this opportunity to get read y for earning for this nriiiion >■' , 4-H CONTEST • ' The National 4-H leadership Contest will be held again this year and L B. Harrell, State-Club Leader at N. C. State College, ask* all clob members to take part in this con
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