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marricm in otowvmt of a We*
W. Davis gave the devotional, which
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with CtaA- Vw|j
J. W.
w. Dmrim, Mn. BIbert C. Holmee,
M«. F*aak A. Williams, Mr*. Lewis
j ' lf£ «. T. Wlffiemr and Mr«.
! hour »njoyed in the
bly room. lbs. Julia C. ftreti was a
■perie! guert. fc-..: =?v-. * ■ ]
Annie Perth* Clwte of tha
Baptist Chffltch Missionary Society,
met with Mrs. J. W. Mffler, on FW
<ky r ^
Mrs. Miller, chairman, presided
over the bosinees aaMka. during
which tlie circle decided to aid the
Missionary Society in tile
Heme project
Christmas carols played by Miss
Nellie Butler opened tfta program.
Mrs. Miller gtpn the devotional, the
Christmas story as told by St Lake.
A discussion, "Facte* To-morrow with
God" was made impressive by the we
of lighted candle* and was given by
Mr*. J. H. Moore*, Mrs. John T.
WAlston, Mrs. F. H. Boose, Mrs.
Robert Barrett, Jr., Mrs. A. J. Mel
trtfi, Mrs. finest Lee Jones. m—
Annie Perkins and Miss Lucille
Dwrte.
The hostess served sandwiches,
nd coffee,
Special guests at this meeting were,
R. N. Freeman, Mrs. Manley
Mrs. . W
Lilea, Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mrs. El
bert Holmes and Miss Mamie Davis.
Mrs. Agnes Settle, at Greenville,
conducted a mission study program
on Monday at the Woman's Coun
cil meeting of the Christian church.
Urn. Settle stnsaed the theme,
"Christianity Where Ton Are."
Mrs. L. E. Turnage, council pres
ident, presided over the business and
give the devotional.
• Sandwiches, cookies, sand tarts
and drinks were saved during the
social hour.
The Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary
met Mopday afternoon with Mrs.
Will Jones, Jr. Potted plants were
used as decorations in the living
room. • '
jMis* Helen Smith, vice president,
presided over a business session at
which time plana for dispensing
Christmas cheer were laid and ar
rangements for a special Christmas
program with a social feature at the
next meeting were made.
A study of The Doctrine of the
Incarnation" was concluded with a
discussion by Mi*. R. C. Copenhaver,
who stressed the points: Jesus
Christ in Our Lives, The Church,
the Body of Christ, and Jeans
Christ, the Saviour of the WorijL
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The Woman's Society of Chriatta?.
Service held its journal Harm* Day
en Monday afternoon, in
Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt presided over
t)u fastness Mrion when !*»■ Been
nett R. Fields was elected to
as Mission Stody Chairman. It
decided that special would
be sent to the Indian Belief and the
m "I. i
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Ite at 1mm Ytetory
Lalur and Mm. Onto Moon. Jr..
waa appointed to aesiat Mi*. A. Q.
Roebuck, Go* Worker for the Item
vilie and Walstonburg charges- I
Mm. Peart Johnston f*«« the medi
tation henrri, on flw "Keoeiv
ing mod QMng."
After adfrmmmtet, « towety tea,
honoring Mrs. E. K. Clegg, wifoof
the newly appointed pester, was held
in 1be basement dining room with the
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members of the Society as hoeteeees.
Guests were received by Mrs. A.
W. Bobbitt >ad the boaone. Mrs.
Peart Johnston poured tea from ;a
beautifully appointed table, which
was centered with aa arrangement
of snowballs, winter berries and
tapers. Favors and gtfta in Chris tc
mas wrappings completed the table
deconAkon » I
A variety of party
sorawB, mamau&i
ad salted nuts
Ifck
members o? the
Department-**!
Monday, afternoon,
chord).
Mrs. Barrett narrated the Christ
story and illustrated the m—ntfcg- by
use of the Nativity scene and char
acters,
Favors were gifts to be given to
parents. j
Cookies, eat in Christmas motif
were served with fruit panch.
Mrs. A. W. Bobbitt, president of
the Missionary Society, invited the
party to join the members at the tea
given hi compliment to Mrs. Clegg.
The Worker's Council met at the
home of Mrs. G. M. Holden, Monday
evening, with Mrs. Edgar Barrett
'j .in
Farmville Retail
Lumber Yard
LUMBKX, SOUGH AND
DRESSED. -
WMowi, Doors, Boofiag,
Gypsum Products, Olotex
Wil Board nl CdBag.
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A small flock of cheep will be
fooud to be a paying investment i
many faama in all sections of North
Carolina, says Leland Case, Exten
«vni animal hqabandotan at State
College. t»f -
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Jm. i. it Hob
of the meditation.
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aJ in '
ary with nurob«* of Op local Aujdlt
The larger (he volume of food to
be cooked, the lower the tempentoiri*!
say tiie cooking expert*.
Staled bid* will be received by the
Mayor anl Board of Coatimiaaionera
of tike Town of Fannville until 12
Toon, December 17th, 1946,
at wfeich time they will be publicly
opened In the Town Hall, Farmvilie,
N. C., for the purchase of the fol
lowing equipment:
1. pa* pick-up street aweeper with
hydraulic power control* for operat
ing Gutter Broom, pick-up broom
and Refuse Hopper.
2. One medium or small lice motqr
a. One enclosed type garbage body,
equipped with loading bucket, rear
fenders and power take off.
Each bidder will be required to
ftimiah his own specifications and
prices and approximate delivery date.
lfee Board of Commissioners re
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. Any inquiries may be addrsea
ed to J. W. Joyner, Mayor or &.A.
Joyner, Clerk, Farmville, N. C.
This the 26th day of November,
i94«. ■
J. W. JOYNER, Mayor.
R. A. JOYNER, Clerk.
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NOTICE!
ASHES:
Many of our citiscns are unthoughtfully placing ashes
and like refuse in the street gutten, which an dangerous
to traffic, expensive to remove, and continually stop up the
gutter drains. This practice is in violation of your town
ordinance. We solicit your cooperation in the future in not
placing sucl items in the streets or gutters.
• GARBAGE:
To facilitate the prompt and economical removal of
your garbage, it is absolutely necessary for every household
garbage can with co
_ _ removal department ,
have a garbage can, do not blame the garbage department
to have a standard sixe garbage can with cover placed con
venient to the garbage removal department. If you don't
for not removing your garbage.
STREET AND SANITARY DEPT.