J Miss Sula Qarr will spend the week
end in Greenville.
• • •
Mian Margaret Smith spent the
week end in Kinrton.
Mrs. R. A. Fields spent ThursdV
With her husband hi Wilson. ■
• • •
Little Mies Linda Lou Russell suffered
a fractured elbow, Monday.,
• • •
George Monk Buffered a broken
arm in a fall aA his home, recently.
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Made Carraway of New Been spent
Wednesday idgfat at his home here.
• • • Mr.
and Mrs. John Pollard visited
their son, Bill, in Chapel Hill, Sunday, i
• * •
Bobby Rouse of Chapel Hill will
spend the week end at his home here,
see'
Mrs. C. E. Moore visited Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman Joyn£r in Wilson, Sunday.
/ * * *
Mr. and Mrs. B. U. Taylor of New
Bern spent Wednesday at their home
here.
• • • . „„\.k
Miss Mae Knott spent the week end
with friends at E. C. T. C., in Greenville.
• • •
Mrs. Bill Morrow left last week
end to spend some time in WinstonSalem.
• • •
Mrs.' John Lewis and Mrs. Ben
Lewis were shoppers in Wilson, Wednesday.
• e e
Miss Hazel Baker and Mrs. Louis
Swendell were Goldsboro shoppers,
Tuesday. .
• • •
Mrs. Herbert Buraette and Mrs. S.
G. Gardner were Greenville visitors,
Wednesday.
• • •
Arthur Joyner, Jr., and Harvey
Turnage spent- the week end in
Chapel Hill.
• • •
Mrs. J. W. Bass and Mrs. W. J.
Ras berry spent several days of this
week in Raleigh. f
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. George Vaughan
spent the week end at their home in
Washington.
Mrs. Prank Davis, Jr., and Mrs.
L. E. Walston were Rocky Mount
visitors, Tuesday.
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Lt and Mrs. Wayne A. Mitchell,
Jr. of Kinston, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Dora H. Keel.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holmes and
Mrs. J. W. Joyner were Durham visitors,
Wednesday.
• • •
Miss June Crow of Washington
will spend the week end with Miss
Bertha Joyner Lang.
• • •
Mrs. Henrietta Williamson spent
Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. C.
S. Eagles in Saratoga.
- Mrs. Lewis Allen and small daughters,
who have been visiting in Kentucky,
have returned home.
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' Mrs. W. M. Willis, Mrs. P. E.
Jones and Mrs. A. F. Joyner are
spending today in Raleigh.
• • •
Mrs. E. L. Finch, who teaches in
Weldon scfcdC, will spend the
-week er 4 st her home hem
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Mrs. Thomas S. Ryan and son,
'Shipley, are visiting Mrs. Ryon's par
tents in Washington, D. C.
• • • . ,
- 1fas. Ed Warren has returned from
Battieboro where die visited her
Harry Dixon.
Joseph
pendectomy
eral Hospital in
cuperating rapidly.
age.
will
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10:00 A. M.—Bird Club.
Mrs. J. H. Harris, Mias Virginia
Harris, Uiw Bertha. Joyner Lang and
Mrs. George Vaughn were Raleigh
visitors Thursday.
• 6 •
Mis. May Moore of yayettevflle
who has been visiting Mrs. Louise
Harris left Tuesday for a^ visit to
friends in Tarboro.
• • •
Mrs. Rebecca Murray, of Wilson,
spent Wednesday with her daughter,
Little Miss Sallie Bob Murray, sad
Mrs. J. M. Hobgood. '
* * *
Mrs. TJraham "Me Adams returned
to Washington, D. C., Wednesday
after a visit ofaev«ra) dfcys With
Mr. and Mil W." A. Mc Adams. •*»
" ,Si"J »
Mrs. Will Jones, Jr., and soo, Will
the third, left -Monday -for a two
weeks visit with Mrs. Jones' sister,
Mrs. Thqnasn Owens in Whiteville.
• • • i
Mrs. M. V. Jenea, Mn. J. T. Thome,
Mrs. Beb Flser, Mjj. Jr*. Christman,
Miss Betsy Jones and Miss Dora Mae
Barrett were Wilson visitors, Saturday.
• * •
Robert Pierce who has 'durfiiled
his study at Davidson College spent
the week end at his hmn«, here. A
senior, Robert will graduate in Jannary.
, /
PPC Morris <3&n», at Gamp
Bowie, Texas, leaves today after
spending a furlough with relatives
here, in New Bern and in Newport
News.
. r'
vival Services at the HornelftSerial
Mi* BUtebeth Lang who hu »■
ccntly acrtfted a position u Strpervisor
of Public School Static in the
Rowvoke Rapids Schools tHU Spend
the w*k and at her home here. She
formerly was a member of ^tfae Lar
Grange School Faculty.
* * •
George WsMwrgnttbbti'rf In.
George E. Moon, Sr., who is an Air
Cadot has recently bean moved from
Gulf port, Miss., to Wisconsin for
furthsr training. . His address Is:
AVN-8 801 St., College Training
Dept., Esu Claire, Wisconsin.
• •
Mrs. E. N. Fstteway, of Kinston,
Whoso hnrfisnd is with the Amy
IJuartenaaMtr Corps in the Strath
Pacific, wm the overnight guest of
Mr. sad Mm John D. Dixon Saturday
and the dinner guest of Mr. sad
Mrs. flam Lewis, Jr., Sunday.
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Mrs. H. C. Faulkner and daughter.
Mrs. C. S. Dickey, of Long Island,
N. Y.; Mr. and'Mrs. W. N. Black, of
•Richmond, -ahd'Miss Marie Stewart,
of Wflsori, *e*» dhuier guests of Mr*.
PWkner** -brother, J. W. Hardy, sad
Af„ Tf^.4r1»r -- ■' jfiniMil. j..... rJt
Mm. mwiy tm ~ Tiursaay twuig ox
fast week. ;
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Bill AhUdgsaid, radio technician
Ve, of New River was the dinner
gtiest ot Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Joyner,
Sunday. "Bar Stag at the Episcopal
Chtffch in the doming Sendee, his
flection being, -Open the Gates of
the Temple" Warren Palmer, radio
technician, 2/c, accompanied him
here for the week end.
WOMAN'S
dollars, in local work, in
wtofc tad in the fitodgm ftel
pointed including: 3
ner, Mrs. Ed Nash
J, .Frank Harper.
Ton&thr# plans; 1
lowaUp 9ati*r wo
The BAPTIST WOMAN'S MISSIONARY
SOCIETY m* fa the
Church with the Vice-Prasidsnt, Mrs.
LeRoy Rollins, presiding *nd conducting
the devotional about "God's
Spokesman." Mm George Dwis
gave the program, "Open PoojPfi
®wp MWoo Fields."
Announcements were made of tie
Association meeting Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week in EaflMd
and Greenville and of the Divis&bal
meeting to be held te Morehesd City
Oct.
Cart Beaman, chairman of j
community mission work, load a «Hscussion
of report* and special plans
wen made to remetcber the boys fronq
the Baptist Church who are in BsN
vice, with a Christmas gift
Announcement was made of a
ttferfon Staiy to be conducted later
The WOMAN'S COUNCIL OF
CHRISTIAN CHURCH met »
Chureh with Mrs. Howard 1
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