Mia Hattie Cm .pent Tlrarsday
in mint.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Baffin spent
last week end in Rocky Moant.
• • •
Mack Carrmway of New Bern spent
Thursday with his family here.
• • •
Bob Moron left recently to enter
Darlington School ait Rome, Ga.
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H. H. Bradham, Sr., lift Thursday
for a visit of several days in Raleigh.
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Mrs. J. E. <»Uliard of Wilmington
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Darden,
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Mrs. W. C. Holston-spent Wednesday
and Thursday of this week In
Raleigh.
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Mrs. I. W. Worthington, of Ballards,
visited Mis. V. M. Lockamy,
Thursday.
e e •
R. E. Belcher waa taken to Duke
Hospital, Monday, for examination
and treatment.
• • •
J. I. Baker is improving, following
a recent operation in a Rocky
Mount Hospital.
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Miss Bet Lane, of Raleigh, spent
last week end with her cousin, Miss
,AJuiie Lee Jones. •
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R. L. Jones is recuperating at his
home in Greene Comity following a
recent operation. *
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Friends here will regret te hear
that Mrs. J. J. Gilbert, of; Greenville,
is a patient at Duke Hospital.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Lang, Miss
Bertha Lang and Mrs. B. S. Smith
were Wilson visitors, Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Felton and baby
of Wilson were guests of Mr. am}
Mrs. V. M. Lockamy last week end.
• • •
Albert Qointon Roebuck, Jr., left
recently to enter Georgia Military
Academy at College Park, Georgia.
• • • Miss
Nita Lee Townsend has returned
to Raleigh to resume her duties
as teacher at the State Blind
School.
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Mr. A. B. Mewborm and children,
P*«ry and Ben, of Goldsboro, will
spend the week end with M*. W. J.
To*.
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Mrs. G. A. Winders left Tuesday
for Ocean View, Va., to spend some
time with her sister, Mrs. R. L.
Woods. i;'- '
A. Vy. WLXTUWLj Ol • xcmuuww . . ■ ....
home here, Wednesday, from a Wilson
Hospital and is reported steadly improving.
• • •
Mr*. James Lang, Mis. P. K. Aadreeen,
Mrs. Hermann Voss and Mrs.
Ted Albritton were Goldsboro visitors
Tuesday.
• • •
Miss Helen Rouse retained to W.
C. U. N. C., Greensboro, Thursday,
after spending the summer at her
home hem
,jfj• • •
Lt. Robert H. Baker left Monday
for his station in the State of Wash"
ington, after a leave spent with his
family here.
T?'. • • •
Mrs. i. A. Gregory and Mrs. Rom
Webber are visiting Mrs. Gregory's
mother, Mrs J. T. Godwin, near
Selma, today. ■' 51 Htfe#'
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Mrs. Carroll Oglesby of Blauvelt,
N. Y., will arrive, during the weak
end for a visit of several days at
10:00 A. M.—Hit and MJss Club.
8:00 P. M.—Progressive Bridge
Club.
8:30 P. M.—Parent-Tgacher Association.
7:80 P. M.—Masons.
8:00 P. -M.—rKingdom Highway
Group, Presbyterian Young People,
meets with Frank Dupree,
3rd.
Friday, 24
8:00 P. M. — Woodmen ot the
World.
Saturday, 26
10:00 A. M —Bird Club.
Mrs. C. W. Blackwood, Mrs. Jesse
Moye, Mrs. Mabry Pollard and Mrs.
Frank Dupree, Jr., spent Friday of
last week in Rocky Mount.
• •
Pvt. Willis Japes Of Fort Fisher,
N. C., has returned to camp after
spending his furlough with his father,
R. L. Jones of Greene County.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dixon have
moved their residence to 306 East
Church Street They formerly resided
with Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Dixon
sear Farmvflle.
Cpl. and Mrs. E. F- Wilson, Jr., have
returned to their home at Fort Jackson,
after spending a few days here
with Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. B. Rouse.
• • •
Friends will be interested to lews
that Mrs. Blanche Paachall is recuperating
rapidly after undergoing
an operation is Bex Hospital, Raleigh,
last Saturday.
lire. Rex Hodges and daughter,
Ana Palmer^ Mre.E. J. Barrett and
daughter, Branda; and Mrs. George
Moore. Jr. and daughter, Mary Lou,
were Greenyille visitors, Wednesday.
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Mrs. David Parker, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr*.
BLaney Heath, will return to Suffolk,
Va. today. Mr. and Mre. Fitx McKeel
will retara with her for a visit then.
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Representatives from the Farmville
Presbyterian Church attended a
Group Meeting of the Churches in
District 3 of Albemarle Presbytery,
which was held m the 2nd Church ig
Rocky Mount, Thursday. — "
Milton Eason, 3rd and his nurse,
Mrs. Sadie Moore, are making a two
weeks visit to Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Eason, while Mrs. M. L. Eason, Jr.
is.visiting her husband, who is with
the Air Corps in Miami, Fta.
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Miss Patricia Diana Monk has returned
to her home lure following
a convalescent period of three and a
half months, spent in West Asheville.
Mr. and Mre. George Monk and son,
George Coy, and Mrs. Pa* Ruffta
spent Wednesday in Greensboro
where they met Diam.
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' Mre. J. T. Bundy, Mrs. Robert Jf
Wamrighfc and Mre. J, B. Biiley attended
the Free Will Baptiat, St*t<
W PROMOTED:
From the U. S. Amy Headquarters
in the Sooth Pacific comes the
new* that Pfc. Harry S. Jojnur has
been promoted to technician, first
grade at a Sooth Pacific Amy b*s*
He is with a field artillery unit,
where he is a gmuf- He baa been
overseas more than a year.
Prior to enlistment, he resided with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim R. Joyner,
Ftarmville, N. C.
MERRY MATRONS
Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt entertained the
Merry Matrons in a gracious manner
on Tuesday afternoon for their fixst
fall meeting, at her home in which
lovely roses sad dahlias' were used
in decoration.
Mrs. R. A. Fields, president, presided
over a brief business period,
when the dob voted to contribute
13.00 toward the 6 waste baskets for
tile recreational rooms at Camp
ZHaris, in view of a recent call from
Mrs. Taylor, Executive Secretary,
Pitt County Chaatrf Red Crass,
which Is mentioned elsewhere in this
issue.
Mrs. R H. Knott, program chairman,
arranged for the play of Heart's
dice, presenting War Savings Stamps
to Mrs. B. O. Turasge who scored
high and Mia. J. W. Parker, whs
scored low. ~
Refreshments were frozen fruit
salad, sandwiches, nnts and coffee.
Mrs. Henry Johnson was a special
guest ci the hostes. -
Miss Elizabeth Davis was a gracious
hostess on Wednesday afternoon
to the members of the Literary Club
and other gnests, Mrs. Ed Wamn
and Miss Edna Robinson,;; former
member*, and Ma M. T. Self.j
Letters (meaning the Black Market,
Inflation and Ceiling Ibices were
read discussed. Announcement
was made of the "Camp Butner War
Bond Oamvan" which is to be het*
Thursday of next week and members
made planu to provide light refreshments
upon arrival for the 100 men
who will demonstrate the amy equipment.
ipembers of the committee in
charge an Miss Tabitha DeVisconti,
Mrs. W. M. Willi* and Mrs. Henrietta
Williamson. .r,
Mrs. J. H. Daiden gave a splendid
paper on "The Education of Fre«
Men tn American Democracy," aftei
which MA Williamson, music chairman,
presented Miss Helen Bouse
who sang "Ave Maria" and "House
on the Hillside," accompanied'at tlu
piano by Mrs. Haywood Smith. ..r
Beautiful bouquets of gladioli ami
roses and artistic arrangements od
evergreens decorated the home am:
Hnve ted Tea"—Whitehead.
be mJt^hTpoesiblet *wVr thn
local Election or from the
▼pie County Library which
MISSIONARY JO SPEAK
On Sunday evening, Dr. "Pom mil,
on furlough from India, where he and
his wife have labored since 1918,
will speak at 8:18 P. M. at the Chrfci
tian Church. The public is cordially
invited. -.J
Dr. Hill, who is now touring North
Carolina "ln-one day fellowship meetings,
is a magnetic speaker ««l is
familiar with conditions in. India
where he supervises Evangelistic
wBrk and edits the Sahayak Patrika,
the interdermonimal Christian paper,
in Hindu.
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WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT
On Saturday, September the fourth,
in Dillon, S. C., Miss Don, Belle Joyner,
daughter of a L Jofner and
the late Mi*. Joyner of Faxmville, became
the bride of Sergeant Albert
Leland Jernigan, son of Mrs. Myrtle
Jemigam and the lpte Mr. Jernigan
of Stantoipbuitf.
The bride wore a fceel blue dress
and hat with navy accessories.
Sit. Jernigan, who has been in
mrfo'Mm 'one w now optioned
at Clamp Pickett, Va. Mrs.
Jernigan, who bold* a position with
Hose's Store here, wilt continue to
make her home jrith her father.
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HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUE
HOLDS FIRST FALL MEETING
The FanmriB*
tion Club met at
election of officer*,' who will begin
their duties at the October meeting,
M follows: President, Mrs, Lucille
Dildy; Vice-President, Mrs. BL B.
Fields; Secretary, Mrs. B. M. Lewis.
Members voted to sponsor ft brunswich
stew supper at the Swinuntag
TOOMBS-BAHU VOWS
to its progress.
?m*mk Siwfcw. S'v' v
Rev. E. G Chaftblee, guest ipeaker,
gave * splendid talk on "Youth,"
iDrMrigi that much can sfcid
thoughtful consideration of parents
be used in forming the early yean
of Het child's life; that all homea be
bulM-i on * solid foundation of sympathy
for the understanding of the
child, aid not become crippled homea.
Adults, he said, should exert a great
influence as good leaders and help
the young people to raise their moral
.standards guiding them in recreational
pleasures so that their leisure will
* spent worthily sad the light
I'Mjl T||!l[
MRS. DAVID T. HARRIS
LOCAL AGENT ™ -Pan
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WOOD and LAND DEPARTMENT
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