foetal anb pergonals!
Bill Russell is visiting Harry Al
britton at CasweM Beach.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hodges and chil
dren are vacationing at Morehead.
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Mrs. J. B. Taylor returned Sunday
from a visit to relatives Jtt Rowland.
a • •
Mrs. Herbert E. Hart left Tuesday
for a visit to relatives in Dublin, Ga.
• • •
Miss Verona Lee Joyner left Mon
day to attend a 4-H Camp at White
Lake.
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Mrs. D. N. Nobles, of Tarboro,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. W. J.
Rollins.
• • •
Miss A<i ilaide Dail returned Tues
day from Park View Hospital, Rocky
Mount.
• • •
Mrs. Will Jones and children spent
Wednesday with relatives in Rocky
Mount
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Mrs. C. S. Eagles, of Saratoga,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Henrietta
Williamson.
• • •
Mrs. Ida Kornegay and son, Reid
G., of Blacksburg, Va., are visiting
Mrs. DeWitt Allen.
• • • •
Miss Betsy Jones is spending a
few days with Miss Vivian Scott at
Blounfs Creek.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Blackwood and
son left Wednesday for a visit to rela
tives in South Carolina.
■ • •
Miss Emily G*yle> teacher in the
Saratoga School, has returned to her
home here for the summer.
• • •
Charles Greene underwent a ton
silectomy at Woodard-Herring Hos
pital, Wilson, on Thursday.
• • •
Mrs. R. O. Lang, who underwent a
major operation at Duke Hospital re
cently, is recuperating nicely.
• • •
Miss Elvira Tyson attended the
graduation exercises at Meredith Col
lege, Raleigh, last week end.
Miss Elizabeth May, student at
Flora McDonald College, has returned
home for the summer months.
• • • I
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Rollins and
son,- Robert, and Connie Rollins left
Monday for a trip to New York.
• • •
Mrs. John B. Wright, Jr., of Ral
eigh will arrive during the week end
for a visit with relatives here.
• • • i
Mrs. C. W. Blackwood, Mrs. M. E.
Pollard and Mrs. Jesse Moye were
Rocky Mount visitors, Monday.
• • • • >
Mrs. Warren Lupton, of Belhaven,
is spending some time with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Turnage.
• • •1
Mrs. Carol Kellogg and Mrs. John
Hardy, of Jacksonville, were guests'
of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mozingo, Sun
dky. f —
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hobgood spent
Tueaday in Rocky Mount attending a
birthday party of little George Put
nam. /
• • •
Mrs. Paul E. Jones and Mra. Chas.
M. Duke and son left this week to
spend the summer months at Atlantic
Beach. / 1
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Mrs. Thomas Crenshaw, of Colum
bia, S. C., spent several days this
week with her mother, Mrs. J. I.
Baker.
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Mrs. John L. Yelverton, Jr., and
daughter, Diana, of "Staatonsburg,
spent the week end with Mrs. Tom J.
Taylor. j J
• • • )
Miss Hildred Hollonum and Miss
Myrtle Nichols spent last week end
with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Woodard in
Wilson. > ' '
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Mr. and Mil W. C. Muse, of ArliHJ
ton, Vs., spent last week with Mrs.
* Muse's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Hobgood.
• • •«
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bundy and
daughter, Alice Ruth, of Greenville,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. J.
T. Bandy.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W instead and
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Mizelle returned
Sunday from a week'* vacation at
Lake Wacamaw.
Mr. and Mra. Jack*Horton and son,
Loyd, of Greswille, were dinner
goMts Tueaday evening of Mr. and
Mr». Mark Dixon.
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• CALENDAR•
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Monday, June 11
3:30 P. M.—Circle 4, Methodist
Woman's Society, meets with
Mr*. A. J. Greene and Mrs. Lais
Forbes.
7-00 P. M.—Kiwanis Club.
8 HID P. M.—Wesleyan Guild, Meth
odist, meets in the Church.
8:00 P. M.—Circle No. 2, Presby
terian Auxiliary, meets with
Mrs. E. S. Coatee and Mrs. Joe
Flake as hostesses.
Tuesday, 12
4:00 P. M.—Merry Matrons meet
with Mrs. W. M. Willis.
7:00 P. M.—Rotary Club.
8:00 P. M.—Altar Guild meets
with Mrs. W. R. Burnette.
8:00 P. M.—Junior Order.
Wednesday, 13
3:00 P. M.—Wednesday Afternoon
Club meets with Mrs. James Y.
Monk.
3:30 P. M.—New Deal Club meets
with Mrs. Henrietta Williamson.
Thursday, 14
10:00 A. M.—Hit and Miss Club,
Country Club.
3:00 P. M.—Farmville Home Dem
onstration Club.
7:30 P. M.—Masons.
Friday, 15
7:00 P. M.—Rotary Scout Troop
No. 31.
8:00 Pr M.—Order of Eastern
Star.
Saturday, 16
10:00 A. M.—Bird Club.
8:00 P, M.—Lamrad and B. A B.
Clufe entertain husbands at
supper dance at Country Club
with Mrs. Irvin Morgan and
Mrs. R. T. Williams as acting
hostesses. >
Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard and Mrs.
Charles Baucom attended graduation
exercises of their niece, Miss Corinne
Holloway, at Peace College, Raleigh,
Monday.
■ • • •
Mrs. Cherry Easley spent the week
end with her daughter, Miss Jen Eas
ley, at Peace College, in Raleigh, and
attended the Baccalaureate Sermon on
Sunday.
• • •
Miss Alice Harper Parker arrived
Monday after a year's study at
Greensboro College. She will leave
Tuesday for a visit to friends in
Leaksville.
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Mr. and Mrs. Andy Martin and son,
Andy, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Flana
gan and daughter, Clara Belle, leave
today to spend several days at Myrtle
Beach, S. C.
, Miss Elizabeth Lang1, teacher in
the Roanoke Rapids School, returned
to her home hero Thursday for a
brief visit before leaving for a tiro
week's course in music at W.C.U.N.C.
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T. L. Barrett and family, of Roa
noke, Va., Mack -Barrett *and Mack
Glenn Barrett, Jr., of Canton, will ar
rive today for a visit to Mrs. Nonie
Barrett md IJr. and Mrs. T. E. Joy
ner.
• • •
Mrs. F. G. Dupree, Sr., has returned
from Atlanta, Ga., after spending the
winter there with her daughter,
Mrs. J. D. Shackelford, who accom
panied her mother home for a short
visit
• • •
Miss Louise Farrior returned to her
home in Warsaw Sunday for the sum
mer months. She wag accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Holmes and
Miss Nellie Butler who spent'the cUt?
there.
• • •
Mrs. Louis Goodwin and daughter,
of Ed en ton, and Mrs, W. R. Seasons
and son, of Colerain, spent lastweek*
end with their sister, Mrs. Rue
sell, here. Jane and Bobby Rugseli
accompanied Mrs. Goodwin home far
• visit. j; *
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Mr. and Mrs. George W. Davis at
tended Graduating Exercises at East
Carolina Teachers College Monday
[and were guests at the luncheon given
by Dr. McGinnis, Acting president of
the College, in honor of Governor
Gregg Cherry.
• • •
Miss Dorothy Smith, teacher in the
Wilson school, returned to her home
here Wednesday for * short visit
Miss Frances Smith will spend the
week end here and Miss Dorothy will
accompany her back to Washington,
D. C., where she plans to spend the
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Miss Wilma SUnsUl spent the week
end at Meredith College, Raleigh, as
the guest at Miss Jean Beckman and
Miss Nancy Gates. Miss Stanstll and
■ Miss Beckman returned to Farmville
[Monday with Jean's parents, Mr. and
I Mrs. George Beckman who spent the
• • •
W. M. Willis left
the
Major ud Mn. Fnd Webb of
Pinetopa, Mn. Harold Baas of Naah
ville, Mn. J. IM Webb, Mn. A. A.
Atkinson of Macclesfield ware guests
Friday of Mr. and Mn. L. E. Wals
ton to attend the graduation exer
ciaea of Donald Weston.
• • •
Flight Officer Emerson Smith and
Mn. Smith, of Walla Walla, Wash
ington, arrived Monday for a week's
leave with Mr. and Mrs. W. Leslie
Smith.' Mr. and Mrs. James H. Smith
and Mr. and Mn. R. T. Lemon, of
NarfolkiVa. and Mr. and Mn. William
L. Smith, of Memphis, Term., will
spend the week end with Mr. and
Mn. Smith.
HONORED
Miss Jen Eaaley, student at Peace
College, Raleigh, has been chosen 'as
a member of the Peace Student Chris
tian Association Cabinet for 1946-46.
GRADUATED
Miaa Corinne Pollard Holloway,
daughter of Mn. Mamie Ruth Hollo
way of Ballards and grand daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A Pollard, Sr., of
Farmville, was graduated from Peace
College, Raleigh, in exercises held
throughout the week end.
GRADUATE?
Miss Anne Jones, dar.ghter of Mr.
and Mn. M. V. Jones, waa graduated
from Peace College at the exercises
held there last week end. Mr. and
Mrs. M. V. Jones, Miaa Betsy Jones,
Mn. Annie Rigsbee, Miss Bette Han
cock, of Wilson; Mn J. Sterling
Sates and Miss Nancy Gates, of Kins
ton, and Arthur Joyner, Jr., attended
the exercises. Miss Jones accompani
ed her parents home for the summer
vacation. V
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mn. Allen Ray Drake an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Nancy
Etta, on Friday, June 1, at the Wil
liams-Winstead Clinic, here. Mn.
Drake is the former Miss Yvonne
Smith
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
i
Mr. and Mn. W. H. Duke announce
the birth of a son, William Howard,
Jr., on Friday, June 1, at the Roanoke
Rapids Hospital. Mn. Duke is the
Former Miss Lois Bennie Smith, of
Roanoke Rapids.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
1st Sgt. and Mrs. Carl J. Greene
announce the birth of a son, Carl
Jackson, Jr., on Thursday, June 7, in
Gainesville, Texas. Mrs. Greene is
the former Miss Merle Howell of
Gainesville.
Sgt Greene is at present on duty
in Austria. Paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Greene of
Farmville. -
METHODIST CHURCH
The Vacation Bible School and
V^outh Week at the Methodist Church
is June. 11-16. Beginner, Primary and
Junior Departments will meet each
morning from 9 to 11 o'clock. This
school will be directed by local tal
The Youth Group will meet at 7:80
to 9:80 o'clock each evening, with
three young men from the Divinity
School of Duke University, in charge.
Rev. Troy Barrett, will <JB*ct recrea
tion. In the study and worship ReV.
Thomas Rntledgt; wittHeadthe Inter
mediates- and Ray, Gilbert Cofer, the
Seniors, Society of
next Sunday
The members of the Farmville!
Chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star, following their regular meeting
on Friday night, were gUMta of Mrs.
Herman Baker at the home of Mrs. S.
G. Gardner for a delightful social
hour.
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cut
individual
candy during1 the
Ted Al
, Shirley Carol
Watson, Dillon
Davenport, Louise
Davenport, Pearl Rouse, James Nich
" Annette Nichols, Dick Drives,
r*f§!P BRIDGE HOSTBSafc^.
Miss Verona Lee Joyner and Ifin
Louise Swann, of Greenville, enter
tained an a lovely bridge party an<
handkerchief shower, Friday after
noon at Miss Joyner's home, here, ir
compliment to Dr. Katharine Holt*
claw, Head of the Home Economics
Department of East Carolina Teach
ers College.
Dr. Holtxclaw, who has been eon
nected with the Greenville Collegi
since 1928 leaves July 1, to beconM
Head of the Home Economics Depart
ment at State Teacher* College, Uni
versity of Georgia
Prizes were presented in the bridg<
games. The shower for the honoret
was most attractive with each hand
kercief being wrapped as a diploma
and tied in green and white ribbons.
A profusion of mses, larkspur, dah
lias and feverfew decorated the home,
pink bloom being used in the living
and diniing-room, .red in the musk
room.
Refreshments were served from the
dining-room table, which was covered
with an imported lace cloth and cen
tered with an arrangement of lark
spur and daisies flanked by white
candles. Mrs. T. E. Joyner, mother
of the hostess, poured punch. Other
refreshments were iced calces, party
sandwiches, nuts snd staffed dates.
Guests were the honoree, Miss
Stella Cox, Mrs. Julia Fowler, Miss
Mabel Lacy, Mrs. Ethel R. Waters,
Miss Alice Strawn, Miss Elizabeth
Houston, Mrs. A. D. Frank, Mrs. R.
J. Slay, Miss Ellen Ryan Caldwell,
Miss Marguerite" Austin, Mrs. Dan
Wright, Mrs .Rufus Stark, Mrs. Shel
ley Beard, Mrs. Carl Adams, Mrs.
James Little, Miss Mary Greene, Bin.
Evelyn Glenn, Miss Ruth Bizsell,
Mrs. James H. Blanks, Miss Pean
Lane, Miss Lena Ellis, Miss Mary
Cahee, Miss Christine Wilton, and
Miss Louise Tadlock Davis, all of. the
East Carolina Teachers " College,
Greenville.
Miss Joyner was hostess agsin in
the evening, having as guests, Mrs.
Tyson Rual, Mrs. F. F. Hendrix, Miss
Irene Hester, Miss Sally Norwood,
Mrs. Charles Wilkerson, Mrs. Lind
say Wilkerson, Mrs. R B. Starling,
all of Greenville; Mrs. R. C. Co pen
haver,' Mrs. Herman Baker, Miss
Martha Lewis, Mrs.-Frank Davis, Jr.,
Mrs. Frank Cooper, Mrs. Leonard
Joyner, Mrs. Alex Allen, Miss Edna
Robinson, Mrs. 6. Alex Rouse, .Mrs.
J. W. Joyner, Mrs. Irvin Morgan, Mrs.
Archie Speight 'and Mrs. L. B. Nutter
who played bridge and Mrs. F. A. Jor
den, of Greenville, Mn. Henrietta
Williamson, Mrs. J. H. Moore, Miss
Berths Lang, Mrs. Haywood Smith,
Mrs. Arch Flanagan, Mrs. Will Jpjr
ner, and Mrs. J. B. Joyner whb caUed
for the refreshment hour 'following
the games. V. ' '
Guests were served in the dining
room where Miss Bettie Joyner pre
sided over the punch bowl.
Mrs. Irvin Morgan' won p. box of
candy as high score a^fcrd and Mrs.
Henrietta WHHs&sqK- won a hand
kerchief .for cut prizie. Miss Martha
Lewis, bride-elect, was presented a
gift of crystal- by- the hostess.
LITERARY CLUB
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ously entertoined ^e Literary Club
at her '1T(fi1jpOTl| afternoon,
bringing to an eaiftne Club year.
Arrangements of^wfcij were used in
effective decoration. -
-After a brief business period, Miss
Tabitha M. DeVisconti presiding, Mrs.
A- £• Moore gave & most enlightening
paper on Yugoslavia. Using a map,
Mrs. Moore pointed out the strategic
position of this little country formed
in 1918—a Kingdom of the Serbs,
Croates and .Slovenes, and renamed
Yugoslavia (1929). She gave a con
cise account of the reasons and ef
forts of this nation in relation to the
war; the German pact of 1941; the in
ternal betrayals and atrocities; their
inability to-oppose German invasion;
their resistance under the command
of Tito and pointed out this had held
fifteen to thirty Axis divisions in
Yugoslavia as well as weld together
the Yukoslav people Her papei
closed with a brief summary Sf the
1IA. A# T«i4-~
During a delightful social hour, the
hostess served ice cream, devil's food
cake and nuts.
Special guests were Mrs. S. E
Ewell, Miss Fanny Gary, and Mrs. C
Eagies, of Saratoga.
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KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM
t
Mrs. Florence Thome presented hei
Kindergarden Pupils in a delightfu
program Thursday evening at 8 UK
o'clock in the School Auditorium. The
program consisted of racitationa anc
and songs and the children wore color
ful elfin and fairy costumes.
The stage was beautifully decorat
ed with hugs baskets of blue hydran
gea with a background of evergreens
and the footlights were banked witl
magnolias:
Those talring^part in the prognn
were Linda Mewborn, Brenda Barrett
Beth Bak&.Mu* Gayiord, Jani.
Blalock, May TSBrhage Eason, Don
Eita Hedgepeth* Jean Sfurphrey, Nai
Williams, Betsy Ann King, Aim Al
len, Johnny Dixon, Jimmy Joyne*
to Ale!
ACTIVITIES OF WOM!N_IN
, SflTHE CHUBCHES
Mn. R. C. Copemhaver m hoatesa
to the Episcopal Auxiliary at her
home on Monday afternoon. Mr*.
James Lang, president, presided and
the meeting was opened with the
regular ritual.
Mrs. G. Alex Itous? read a copy of
the letter from the Church and Auxili
ary to Bishop Darst on his retire
ment in commendation of his fine
work. A communication from T/Sgt
Matthew Gibbe was read in which he
expressed his thank* for a box sent
to him by tfae Auxiliary. - -
Mn. Copenhaver, in a further study
of the South Pacific Islands, present
ed the program and had as her topic,
"Forging of a New Community Creat
ing Oneness Across Barriers of Race
and Class." The meeting was closed
with prayer.
During a delightful social hour, ice
cream, .cake and salted nuts were
served.
Mrs. Copenhaver was also hostess
to the Altar Guild on Tuesday eve
ning. The meeting was opened with
scripture and prayer. The program
topic, taken from the Guild Book
"Good News," was developed by Mrs.
C. S. Hotchkiss.
Following adjournment, the host
ess served coca-colas and crax.
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The Woman's. Council meeting in
the Christian Church with Mrs. A. C.
Turnage presiding, opened its pro
gram with the hymn, "What A Friend
We Have In Jesus." Group 4 was in
charge of the program and the de
votional them'6, '""Everlasting," was
given by Mrs. Odom. Mrs. Lee Cor
bett presented an interesting pepet
on "The FiKppino Way."
In the business period, the group
secretaries -gttte the reports on thfc
year's work and the completed goals.
'Mrs. Turnage announced thai Mrs.
Settle, District Secretary, of Green
ville, would iconduit a mission slwty
class at the Church Monday, after
noon at S o'clock. It .
that forty-seven
World Call had been i ^
The meeting was *J
prayer.
Presbyterian
Circle No. 1 .of -the
Auxiliary met with Mi*.' W&
ton on Monday^afternocau ' "
Hobgood presented-t£e
votional and pros
"What Have I to 1
Acts.- - r i
Lemon ca)fe/aa4 *a}fe^d nuts were'
enjoyed 'during the social hour.
The /WornsftV flbeiety of Christian
jSejvice met in 3ie Methodist Church
b»n Monday jtfWmoon when Mrs. B. O.
I Turnage, viae-president presided.
The devotional topic, "Juvenile De
linquency,*4 was developed by Mrs. U
P. Thomas. This topic was further
discussed when Mrs. Haywood Smith
spoke on the responsibility of the
Church to th<s problem.
It was announced that quarterly re
ports would be sent off at the end
of the month. Plans to serve refresh
ments at the Bible School and Youth
Week Assembly were discussed.
The meeting was closed with the
hymn, "Happy the Home When God
is There."
Baptist
Mw PnKnrf Porrflfi vttfl hncbttfi tf»
the Annie Perkins Circle at her home
on Tuesday evening. lira L. H.
Rouse gave the devotional taken from
Psalms 110. *
"Today's Youth — Tomorrow's
Hope" was the theme of the Program
which was interestingly given by
Mrs. E. L. Jones, Mrs. J. W. Miller
and Miss Nellie Butler.
Following the program a social
period was held when the hostess
i served chicken salad with coffee.
On Monday aftemoc n the Woman's
Missionary Society nut in the Bap
tist Church with Mrs. A. B. Moore
presiding. The meeting opened with
the hymn, "Come Woman Wide, Pro
claim."
Mrs. J. B. Joyner gave the devo
tional and Mrs. James Wheless and
Mrs. R. T. Williams presented the
program on the missionary topic, "To
day's Youth — Tomorrow's Hope."
Miss Mamie Davis spoke briefly on
the Fasnie E. Heck Memorial.
During the business session it was
announced that the meetings would be
held at 4 o'clock during the summer
months. Mrs. C. L. Langley and Mrs.
L. W. Andrews were welcomed as
new members. The meeting was
closed with prayer.
During a delightful social hour, the
hostess served ice cream and cookies.
The Jr. 6. A's met on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. D.
Johnson. The meeting opened with
• the kymn, "0 Worship the King."
Mrs- Johnson gave the program
from a poster which illustrated the
five star ideals, Prayer, Bible Study,
Stewardship, Community Missions and
Mission Study. Plans were made for
a party to be held, nrtct weak.
The hostess served iced drinks and
cookies following adjournment
ED MURPHY
ROUSE-HOLLO MAN VOWS
SPOKEN IN RICHMON
Lt. Letha I^oretU. Holloman az
Ecsign Robot D. Rouse, Jr., wei
united in marriage on Saturday afte;
noon, June 2, at the First Presbj
tarian Church, in Richmond, Va. D
W. L. Canon, pastor, officiated.
Lt. Holloman, attractive neice t
W. A. Pollard, Jr., "of Fannville, n
ceived training at Grace Hbspita
Richmond, and her cadet training I
Albans Naval Hospital, New Yori
She is now stationed at N Deshow
General Hospital, Butler, Pa.
Ensign Rorse, son of Mr. and Mn
Robert D. Rome, of Farmville, wa
commissioned it; February, 1944, an
has recently returned to the State
after ten months overseas duty. H
took part in the "Normandy invaaiot
He is now commanding officer of
L.C.T. and stationed in New Yorl
N. Y. J
Following the ceremony the popu
lar young couple left for New York
Mr. and Mrs. Rouse, parents of tit
groom, another son, Harold, and Di
and Mn. R. F. Eastman of Richmon
attended the wedding.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
There will be services at the Chris
tian Church Sunday morning at th
eleven o'clock hour. A visiting1 mfei
ister will suppiy for Rev. Mr. Mfcsh
burn. N
THANK-YOU
, 3 .
Both Mrs. Maahburn-and T wish t
express our thaiiki for the many kind
ness&s thai are ' constantly beinj
extended during my" ilWiess.
C.*R*MASHBURNV
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FARMYILLE, N. C.
SWIMMING JPOOL OPEN
- . FORvTHE SU!
The municipal swimming pool open
ed for the summer months an Sunday
afternoon with Harry Lee Davis, as
manager, Miss Helton Rouse, hostess,
'Tommy Ramey and Shelby Roebuck,
lifeguards.
The pool is open daily from ta.ni.
to noon and from 2 to 6>. m., except
Sunday when hours are from 2 to 6
p. m. Later in the season it will
also remain open at night
In spite of the cool weather a
large number have already enjoyed
the water. ''
Refrigeration and Elec
trical Service
Ill East Wilson St — Phone 4040 — FarmviDe, N. C. |
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We do repairs on Wash
ing Machines, Refrigera
tors, Fans, Irons, Toast
ers, Vaccum Cleaners,
also Commercial Refrig
eration, Electric Ranges
SUMMER SCHOOL'
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PRESBYTERIAN JUNIOR COLLEGE
— BEGINS JUNE II —
STANDARD FRESHMAN and SOPHOMORE COURSES,
COMMERCIAL — AERONAUTICS.
Preparatory Department: 10th, 11th, and 12th grades.
Snail Classes. Personal Attention. Strong Faculty.
Christian Influences. Thorough Instruction.
Fall Session Begins September 7.
Box B-120 Max ton. North CaroHaa
.