m # m ■■
Mrs. David Hani. visited relative.
• mm
Letoy Ban and James WheJess
were in Raleigh, Monday. ,
. •••
Mrs. C. E. Moor, toft Thursday
to vend wml day* in Wilson.
• • •
Mrs. E. L. Barrett and Mrs. Egtfar
Barrett .pent Thursday fa Greenville.
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Mra. Maggie Jackson of Aydan
waa a guest at Mm Albert Jones,
Sunday.
• • •
Mrs. J. F. Spsark of Greenville
▼inted Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Newton,
Tuesday.
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Mra. Jasper Jones and Mrs. Lionel
Jones were viators in Greenville,
Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. L B. Johnson are
spending several days fa Washington,
D. C.
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Mr. and Mn. Archie Gayton and
Mrs. Walter Gay were Wilson visitors,
Wednesday.
• • •
Mr. and Mra. W. L. Smith and Mis.
S. A. Roebuck were Rocky Mount
visitors, Monday.
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Miss Lee Canraway, of Fayetteville,
spent the week aid before last
at her home hem
• • •'
Mm George Wilkerson of Greenville
spent Monday with her mother,
Mrs. S. G. Gardner.
Mrs. G. M. Holden wss a guest at
an afternoon bridge party fa Snow
Hill on Wednuday.
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Mrs. Fmnk Dale of Ayden spent
Wednesday fa Farmville, the guest
of Mrs. Albert Jones.
•
Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Satterfield of
Wilson were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley R. Willis, Sunday.
• • •
Mrs. David Qufan, Mrs. Jasper
Jones sad Mrs. Lionel Jones were
Wilson visitors, Thursday.
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Friertds will be glad to learn that
Mrs. Dora H. Keel is able to be up
again after a recent illness.
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Mrs. C. W. Blackwood, Mrs. Jesse
Move and Mrs. M. E. Pollard were
Greenville visitors, Wednesday.
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Mrs. F. M. Smith and Mr. and Mra.
Ned Smith of Bell Arthur spent the
week end with Mrs. Walter Gay.
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Turaage and
Misa Jane Turnage will spend the week
end with relatives in Bel haven.
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Mrs. Walter Gay and daughter,
Mae Gay, and Mr. apd Mrs. Ned
Smith were Kinston visitors, MondJJ'.
• • •
Mr*. Hal Turaage, of Videwater,
Va., left Thursday after a visit at
nararal days with Mrs. W. J. Turn•
• • •
Mrs. Lytnan Baaa and Mr. and
Mn. M. O. Mingea of Greenville were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. J. W.
• • •
Mr. and Mn. Dalton Williams, Mr.
"and Mra. Jasper Jones and Mrs. Lionel
Jones were Kinston shoppers, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mis. W. B. Waddill and
family of Wilson will spend Sunday
wfth Mr. and Mra. George Monk and
familyt
• • •.
Lt. Billie Ogiesby of Selma Alabama
waa operated on Wednesday
for appendicitis. He is reported as
doing nicely.
• • •
Mrs. F. G. Dupree, Sr., Mn. M."E.
Pollard and Miss Minnie Overstreet
visited relatives in Whitakers, Friday
of last .week.
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Mrs. K. R. Newton, Jr., of Norfolk,
Vs., attended the ftmsral of her brother,
Robert Edward Hardy, in SnoW
Hill, Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jews Boyd and Mr.
and Mrs. T. G. Cayton of Greenville
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Cayton.
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3:46 P. M.—Literary Club meets
in the home of Ifm G. M.
Holden with Mrs. B. S. Sheppard
as hostess.
* Thursday, M p/
8:80 P. M. — American Legion
Auxiliary meets in flUi Legion
Hall with Mm I. H. Bynum,
Mm B. F. Weaver and Mrs. J.
L. Creech as hostess*«. .* - p|
Mise Janet StansiU.
10:00 A. M.—Bind Club. -J
TONIGHT1
6:80 P. M.—Girls leave fen- Formkl
Dance at Seymoor Johnson Field.
TODAY—8:30 P. M.—Woman's Club
meets in thehome at Mm M Y.
Self.
TOMORROW—«?00 P. M.—D. A. R.
meets at the Country Club.
Mm P, M. Murphrey will be program
leader. Miss Venetia Cox of Winterville
and Mm George V. Monk,
former residents at China will assist
in presenting * program on
China
Mrs. F. M. Davis, Jr., Mm John
Pollard, Mm Henrietta Williamson
and Mm J. H. Payior were Goldsboro
visitors, Thursday.
» • •
Miss Helen Willis and Miss Kathryn
Brown Of Eden ton spent the week
end with Miss Willis' parents/ Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley R. Willis.
• • *4!
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wonley of
Reeky Mount and Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
Williams at Greenville spent Sunday
with Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Williams.
" • • •
R. A. Joyner, Haywood Smith and'
Curtis Flanagan attended a- Fire
Chiefs meeting: in Salisbury, Wednesday
and Thursday of this week
1ft*. E. F.. Wilaon returned Tuesday
to her home in Colombia, S. C.,
after spending several days with her
parents, Mr. and Mra.T. B. Borne. ijj
• • •
Miss Nell Whitehurst of Snow HOI
was-a guest in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Leslie Smith during A/C
Emerson Smith's recent visit home.
* * '
Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Chamblee, Mr.
and Mm. Elbert Holmes end Mrs.
Ernest- Barrett attended the Amend
of Mrs. A. B. Walter in Monbead,
Wednesday.
Mrs. EUeaoTLsggett and daughter,
Mavis, and Mr. and Mis. Thomas
Murphy and son, Bobbie, at Washington
, were Sunday guests of Mrs.
W. G. Gay. 4r-':' J-.,:'■
/V -UjHS•**.fjgragNSjjfe:
Cpl. Ella Middleton, of Norfolk,
Va., is spending a furlough with her
parents, Mr. and Ml*. Eugene Hobgood.
Cpl. Middleton was recently
awarded the Army Good Conduct
medal.
• • •
Little Mitt Marfan*Pickett who has
RED CROSS WORKROOM
RE-OPENS NEXT WEEK
Un. W. M. Willis announces that
the local Red Ohm Workroom will
re-open Friday, March 17, and resume
folding* dressings.
In a newt letter, from County
Headquarters, the Farmville women
were congratulated on their splendid
work in folding surgical dressings.
Since Christmas, 5,227 dressings (4
by 8) and 4300 (2 by 2) hgve been
prepared in the local workroom.
A window display will be arranged
here next week, illustrating this
wo*. s
Pvt. Joseph H. Bynum, Jr., A. 8. N.,
84867641, 910 T. G., Pit. 783-A, A.4.
F.T.C. No. 1, Miami Beach, Florida.
Bill Carr, A. a, U.&N.R., Boom
326, Hartly Hall, Columbia, University,
New York City 27, N. Y.
PI. Sgt. Joseph D. Joyner, U.S.M.G.,
U. a N. Hospital, Building 222-10,
San Diego, Calif.
Lt. B. L. Bonae, U.S.M.C.R., VMJ,
968 M. P. A. W. C., Oamp Kerney,
N. A. A. a, San Diego 3», Calif.
'
T/Sgt, Cart J. Greene 34464780,
Co. K. 409th Inf., A. P. 0. No. 470,
Camp Hows*, Texaa.
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S/Sgt Charles T. Greene 841783311
Co. a 149th Inf., A. P. 0. No. 88,
e/o Postmaster, San Frandaoo, Calif.
CpL Wilbur M. Greeny 84178784,
Co. A 24th Amy Eng. Bn., A P. O,
No. 264, e/o Postmaster, New York,
ert Hart, guest speaker, who gave a
splendid review of the book, "Russians
Dou't Surrender.1'
la the business session, each one
was Mired to briar *> the next two
meetings a bundle of usable discarded
clothing which will be distributed
when and when most needed. Committees
reported that ao satisfactory
arrangements for filling in the playground
lot have been mada. - ^
X Ike Clubwoman's Collect given in
uniaon closed the meeting.
The hostess served plum pudding
topped with cream, followed by coffee,
nuts and home-made cookies.
Napkins were in the St Patrick Day
motif. Mrs. Hart and His. C. C.
Hedgepeth were special guests.
BRIDGK CLUBS MEET
The Contract Club met on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. W. S. Royster
who had m special guests, Mrs, W.
R. Burke, who won the guest high
award of Defense Stamps, and Mrs.
R. A. Parker, who retained the floating
prise given for the hand without
a face card. This was a crystal cake
Mre. Marvin Jones won the high
scow prism a heart-shaped crystal
bon-feon dish.
Following play, a dessert course of
cake and gelatine topped with cream
Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt entertained the
New Deal Club on Wednesday afternoon,
when four tables were at play.
Mrs. R. A. Parker compiled high
score among members, receiving a
Fostoria vase. Mrs. R. 0. Lang, high
among guests was awarded a milkwhite
vase edged in blue. Table
prices, tiny vases filled with flowers,
went to Mrs. Lath Morriss, Mrs. L.
E. Walston, Mm. Lang and Mrs.
Parker. W&
Tallies and napkins followed the
St Patrick theme and refreshments
were angel food cake, topped with
fruit and cream, salted nuts and
coffee.'? 4 #'%
Additional guests included Mrs.
Marvin Jones, Mis. Zeb Whitehurst,
Mrs. George Monk, Mrs. R. 0. Lang,
lire. Lath Morriss, Mrs. W. M. Willis,
Mrs. L. T. Pierce and Mrs. Wesley
R. WiUis.
The WedneedaM Afternoon Club
met with Mr*. R. V. PSser, who had
The Circles of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary had as their devotional
topic, "Paul, the Great Apostle To
The Gentiles" and for their program
subject, "My Stewardship."
Circle 1 met in the afternoon with
Mrs. Gary Bergeron. Eleven members
were present. Mm Leroy Parker
«ave the devotional and ' Mm.
George Beckman, the program. A
social hour followed the devotional
and business meeting during which
ice cream and caLe was served.,
Circle 2 met in the evening with
Miss Margaret Smith at the horn*
of Mm Cherry Easley. Mrs. Easley
conducted the devotional and Mrs.
Charles Bwvcom presented the program.
Eleven members were-present.
In the social period, cake topped
with whipped cream was served with
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The Woman's Society of Christian
Service met in the Methodist Church.
Mrs. R. A. Fields conducted the devotional
opening the meeting with
the hymn, "A Charge To Keep I
Have," and using for the scripture
Psalm 187:1-4. Mm. M. V. Self pave
the program, "New Voices," continuing
the year's study 'Ifceme, "The
Lord's Song In A Strange Land."
A special offering for the Orphan's
box was taken at this time.
The Episcopal Auxiliary met In the
home of Mm. Will Jones, Jr., ooc,
timing their special Lenten devotional
study. Mm. John 0. Dixon spoke
on "Man and Government."
In a brief bushwas session, the
group decided to make gifts of linen
fox. the Good Shepherd Hospital In
New Bern and to present • monetary
gift to Earl Artts, negro, of Farmrill*,
who was ordained at services
in Kinston last Friday, to aid him J&
Tfce Pioneer, of the Presbyterian
Church met on Friday afternoon of
last week with Mi* Nancy La Moon.
Miss Moore pnaented the program
on "What It The Church?" and Mi*.
Viola Smith, the devotional, "I Was
A Stranger."
In the social period, coca-colas, note
cake, and picklesjarere served.
Circle Meets
The Annie PfcJtina Circl« Baptist,
met in th? home at Mm J. A
Gregory, Tieeday evening, following
the samv course 'at study used by
Woman's Missionary Society on
Monday. Mi*. A B. Tyson assisted
by Mrs. Jimmie Meade gave the program
and Mm Paul Vaughan, the
devotional.
In the social period, the hoste«s
served ice cream and cake.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday, March 12, is Youth Sunday
at the Baptist Church. Rev. Dick
Hownrton at Raleigh, who is Baptist
Student Secretary for college groups
throughout North Carolina, will be
the guest speaker. Mr. Howerton is
a young man and is in touch with
student problems of high schools as
well as oollegea. Also as a part of
this Youth Sunday observance, sixteen
college girls from E. C. T. C.,
will be promt At the morning service,
special music will be rendered
by their trio and in the evening at
7:30 the entire group, under the direction
of Miss Mary Lee Ernest,
student secretary for Baptist Students
at E. C. T. C., will present a
play, "The Road To Jericho."
The people of Fannville j nd vicinity
are cordially invited to attend.
The Baptist Training Union of the
local Church will sponsor a Study
Course on Stewardship, beginning
March 20 and continuing through
March 23. Books to be studied are:
Adult*—"Living Abundantly"; Young
People H (17-£»)-«jjistn>ants In
Christian Living";
(13-16)—"No# YttfHppg
(9-U)—"Living For "
who haw been spending the past few
summers working in this capacity
for the State B. T. U. .department in
Raleigh. Ito comW will be opto to
*11 in the community who desire to
attend. _ * '' >
BIRTHDAY DINNER
In honor of Mis. David Qukin. Mr.
Quinn and Mr*. Jasper Jcam wen
host and host see at a surprise birthday
dinner, Sunday evening, In the
home of Ma. Jones.
out with Japonfea and Jonquils and
the dining room carried a color
scheme of pink and yellow. The table
eenter-pieee was a birthday cake with
yellow candles and surrounded with
pink flowesa. Tall pink
tapera-feei* used on sash ad rf
Guests included, lis.
R. Jones, Mr. and M
Mi«s Evelyn Gold Gay and David |
Jones.
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ADVANCE NOTICE 1
The regular March 28rd meeting
at the Parent-Teacher
urill be an evening meeti.
it 8K)0 P. Mi;, at which
tional movies will be
It's the folly of folita
:>unds the wisdom of the