Social aniJ
Miss Elisabeth May is visiting
relatives in Newark, N. 3.
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Mrs. Claude Tyson is seriously ill
in a Rocky Mount hospital,
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Mrs. Thad H. Pope, of Dunn, is
visiting Mrs. Q S. Hotchkiss.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Csrrayay
spent the week end in Msnteo.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Lang, Sr., are
spending this week at Nags Head.
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Mrs. Francis L. Joyner is visiting
her mother, in Charlotte, this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Carraway are
spending several days in New York.
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Mrs. 0. G. Spell and Miss Virginia
Spell were Richmond visitors Thurs
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moye, of Alii
ance, are visiting Mrs. Estelle
Moye.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lee Jones
are spending this week at Carolina
Beach.
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Miss Nancy Gates, of Kinston, is
spending this week with Miss Wilma
Stansill.
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Miss Mary Leah Thorne leaves
Monday to enter summer school at
Chapel Hill.
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Miss Anne Jones returned Sunday
after a week's stay at the Ivanhoe,
Virginia Beach.
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Mrs. Nopman Tucker, of Hender
son, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Kemp this week.
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J. C. Meade has returned to New
Orleans, La., after two weeks visit
with relatives here.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Taggart, of
Washington, D. C., visited friends in
Farmville Tuesday.
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Robert Pollard and Robert Rollins
returned Thursday after four weeks
at Camp Morehead.
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Miss Anne Jones has accepted a
position with the Farmville Leaf
Tobacco Company.
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The Rev. and Mrs. B. B. Slaughter,
of New Bern, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Alton Bobbitt.
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Mrs. Hilda Petteway, of Wash
ington, D. Cn is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. E. N. Petteway.
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Mrs. B, F. Weaver, Mrs. Fred
Smith and Mrs. J. H. Bynum were
Greenville visitors Monday.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bynum, Mrs.
Fred Smith and Mrs. Elmer Htoison
spent Sunday in Kinston.
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Dan Satterthwaite left Thursday
for several weeks stay with Billy
McCullum, at Louisville, Ky,
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Mrs. A. G. Roughton, of Norfolk,
Va, is visiting Mr and Mrs. R. L.
Spivey and W. G. Gurganus.
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Mr. and Mrs. Julian Edwards and
son, of Greenville, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jonas, Jr.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Thompson, III,
of Tarboro, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Windham.
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Bert W&tkms has returned to At
lanta, Ga., after a week's visit with
his mother, Mrs. Helen Horton.
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Sam D. Bundy and J. T. Bundy at
tended the District Masonic meeting
in Stantonsburg Monday night.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tyson are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Roy B.
Davis, hi Washington, D. C.
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Jimmie Pollard returned Wednes
day after a visit to his aunt, Mrs.
'jfloyd Andrews, of Mount Olive.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wheless and
daughter and Charles Edwards are
spending this week at Edgewater.
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Mrs. C. F. Baucom and son, Don
ald, Edward Beckmam and Charles
Carr were Wilson visitors Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Copeland, of
Durham, spent several days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Spell.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Batchelor have
returned from a visit to Long Island,^
Laurel, Del., and Newport News, Va.'
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Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Daugfatridge,
of Rocky Mount, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Bradham this week.
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Mrs. E. N. Petteway has returned
from Parrott hospital, Kinston,
where she has been receiving treat
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Manley Lilea and W. E Fisher
visited F. M. Davis, Jr., who ia a
patient at Duke Hospital, Wednes
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Ifrs. Anna Mae Cla*k,^of St.
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?CALENDAR#
Maater, Jul! U
7:00 P. M.?Kiwanis Club.
Tuesday, 23
7:00 P. M.?Rotary Club.
7 KK) P. M.?Woodmen of tha
WoiM. i
8:00 P. M.?Boy Scouts.
8.00 P. M.?Community Planning
Board.
Thursday, 24
10:00 A. M.?Bird Club.
7.30 P. M.?Masons.
Friday. 26
3:30 P. M.?B. and B. Club meets
with Mrs. C. S. Hotchldss.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Parker attend
ed a house party at Carolina Beach
last week. *
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roebuck and
son, Kent, and Mrs. Myrtle Roe
buck visited Mrs. Jerome Perkins,
at Stokes, Sunday.
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Mrs. Helen Montanaro and
daughter, Annie Bess, of St. Peters
burg, Florida, were guests of Mrs.
Helen Horton Tuesday.
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Mrs. Madeline H. Rountree, Mrs.
G. Alex Rouse, Mrs. Lath Morris
and Mrs. J. W. Joyner were Raleigh
visitors Wednesday.
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Mrs. W. R. Burnette and daughter,
Mary T., Mrs. Leonard Joyner, and
Mrs. Will Jones, Jr., and children,
Will III, and Julie Reid, were Rocky
Mount visitors Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lewis and
children, Barbara Anne, Bessie Jean
and Jimmie, of Reside, California,
are visiting relatives here.
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Mr. and Mrs. John D. Holmes and
son, Dwight, and H. S. Butler, of
Fort Worth, Texas, arrived Monday
for a visit to relatives here.
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Rev. Leon Russell, pastor of St.
Paul's Church, Goldsboro, spent
Thursday and Friday as the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. E. R. CI egg.
nd Mrs. I
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bradham and
children, Cynthia and Robert, of
Baltimore, Md., visited Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Bradham, Wednesday.
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Mrs. W. Leslie Smith and Mis. R.
G. Ruffin will leave Monday for a
week's visit with Mrs. Smith's son
and daughter-in-law in Norfolk.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guss Roebuck and
children, Shelby, Robert Everette,
and Guss Ross will leave Saturday
for a week's stay at Shady Banks.
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Mrs. B. 0. Turnage will leave Sun
day for a week's visit with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Lupton, at New Hol
land.
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Mrs. C. E. Modlin and grandson,
Cecil Modlin III, and Mr. and Mrs.
Carol Modlin spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Modlin at
Portsmouth, Va.
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Mrs. J. M. Hobgood is in Staunton,
Va., where she was called to the bed
side of her brother, Bill Hassell. Bill
Morton accompanied her and re
turned Saturday.
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Herbert E. Hart left Thursday for
a two weeks vacation in Dublin, Ga.
Mrs. Hart, who has been visiting
her parents- there, will return with
him around August 1.
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Mrs. B. B. Burge, Mrs. J. W. Burge
and son, Jack, of Fayetteville, spent
Sunday as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Moore. Mrs. J. Vf.
Burge remained for a visit
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Mr. and Mn. H. Neal Howard,
Mrs. H. L. Holden, of Wilson, and
Miss Frances Howard returned
Monday after a vacation at the'How
ard cottage at Nags Head.
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Graydon Lilee, who will graduate
from the University of North Caro
lina, Chapel Hill, Friday, will arrive
Saturday for a visit with his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Manley Liles.
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Mrs. Dollie M. Ballard, who has
been making her home in Newport
News, Va., has returned to Fann
ville and has accepted a position
with Dr. Charles E. Fitzgerald,
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Baucom
and sons, Frank and Donald, have
returned from a visit to friends in
Jarvlsburg, Currituck said Men too.
While there they attended the "Lost
Colony." -
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. Bumdy sad
Mrs. J. T. Bundy visited Mm. S. D.
Ricks, in Conway,. Wednesday. S. D.
Buddy, Jr.-, who haa|
there for a "
Mr. and
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Davia left Wednesday for
t Mr. and Mrs. Jones will m
to FarmviU*
Davis and Mm Davis will
for a month.
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K. H. Reynolds, aiater of Mrs.
J. M. Hobfood, who has been ill In
a Greenville hospital, has, ittovmd
and spent Tuesday might with M1m
Amis Perkins at the home of Mr*.
Hohgood.
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Mrs. G. S. Williams, Misses Roth
and Margaret Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Williams of Greenville,
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Ed
wards, at Washington, are spending
this week at Shady Banks. They
,wil! have as their guests during the
week-end Mr. and Mrs. G. C. and
Johnny Wilson, and Gar! Croom, of
Greenville, and M1m Mildred
Wooten, of Farmville.
RETURN FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Richard D. Harris and in
fant daughters Dail Dixon, returned
Monday from Woodard-Herring
Hospital.
Activities Of Local
Church Organizations
BAPTIST
The Y. W. A. met Monday even
ing with Miss Ida Elisabeth Pate.
The president, Miss Elvira Tyson,
presided and gave the devotional,
using verses from the fourteenth
chapter of John. Miss Irene Bell gave
the program on the topic, "Prolong
ed Christian Patriotism."
After adjournment a delightful
social period was-enjoyed when the
hostev served homemade peach ice
cream and cookies. Guests were
Mrs. Joe Batchelor and Mrs. John
Turner Walston.
' EPISCOPAL
The Episcopal Altar Guik) met
Tuesday evening, with Mrs. T. S.
Ryon as hostess. Mrs. James R.
Lang, Assistant Directories, presided
and opened the meeting with a pray
er, followed by the Creed.
Mrs. Ryon, Chairman of the Wiays
and Means Committee, gave a re
port on the hostess parties given
recently.
The hostess, as program leader,
reviewed the first two chapters of
the book, "Hie Worship of the
Church," by Rev. J. A. Register,
which the Guild is just beginning.
Following adjournment, cheese
crackers, cookies and coca colas were
served.
METHODIST
Circle four, of the Methodist So
ety, met Monday afternoon with
rs. J. H. Harris as hostess and Mrs.
Iiarles H. Mozingo, president, in
large of the business session. Mrs.
arris was in charge of the devo
onal period and used as her pro
am. topic selection from a book by
ishop Kern.
Arrangements of summer flowers
ere used in decoration throughout
le home. Hie hostess served frost
1 fruit juice, toll house cookies and
it bars.
Miss Fannie Gary, sister of the
>ste8s, was a guest. '
PRESBYTERIAN
Presbyterian Circle* held regular
fternoon and evening meetings,
tonday, using as their Bible study
spic "Observance of the Sabbath."
he subject, "We Found What We
ieeded," was used for the pro
rams.
Circle No. 1 met with Mrs. J. M.
tansill, with, the Chairman, Mrs.
eorge B. Moore, presiding. Mrs.
C .Corbett gave the program,
ovely arrangements of gladioli and
isrigold were used for decoration,
he hostess served ice cream and
ike.
Circle 2 met with Mrs. W. H.
oore, Jr. Mrs. William P. Easley
ive the Bible study and Mrs. Allen
rake the program.
During the refreshment period the
istess served ice cream and cookies.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Shirley Anne Newton, attractive
augfater of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. New
en, Jr., celebrated her eleventh
irtbday with a lovely party at her
ome Wednesday afternoon.
Games were played on the lawn,
"ollowing refreshments of ice creem
nd cake, the hostess invited her
vests to the theatre.
Playmates attending were: Char
By Boy Fitzgerald, Ruth Tyson,
ean Clayton, VMeau Joyner, Jesse
ifac Carraway, Jeas Spencer, Mary
tuth and Gradys Cobb, Faye, Linda,
nd John Mewborn, Jr., "Big Boy"
fields, Grace Miller and Mark New
MRS. ROSA HEATH DIES
AT HOME OF SISTER
Mrs. Rose Heath, 60, died at the
of her sister, Mrs. Annie M.
Sharp Point, Tuesday
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COURTESIES
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ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE
Mrs. John Reding Lewis I announ
ces the marriage of her daughter,
Grace Spence, to Mr. Ray Hardin
Kim el, on Sunday, the sixteenth of
June, nineteen hundred and forty
six, Vftoton-Salem, North Carolina.
INVITATIONS BEING ISSUED
, The following invitation is
issued to friends in North Carolina
and other states:
"Mr. and Mn. Oscar G. Spell, Sr.,
request the honor of .your presence
at the marriage of their daughter,
Virginia, to Mr. Addfeon Matthews
Sprague, on Friday afternoon, the
twenty-six of Ally, at five o'clock,
Farmville Methodist Church, Farm
vine, North Caroliiia."
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INVITATIONS ISSUED
The following' invitation has bean
received by friends here this week:
"Mrs. Joseph Warren Parker re
quests the honour of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter,
Alice Harper, to Mr. John Jackson
.McDavid, junior, on Tuesday even
ing, the sixth at August, jt half
after eight o'clock, Farmville
Methodist Church, Farmville, North
Carolina."
A reception will follow at the
home of the bride.
B. AND B. CLUB.
Mrs. James R. Lang graciously
entertained the Book and Bridge
Club and additional guests, Friday
afternoon at her home.
Lovely arrangements of rosea,
gladioli and crepe myrtle were used
in decoration. A delicious dessert
course, consisting of peach ice
cream, chocolate cake and nuts was
served when the guests arrived and
coco colas were served during the
games.
Additional guests included Mrs.
Harry Harper, Mrs. W. Alex Allen,
Mrs. R. C. Copenhaver, Mrs. R. L.
Smith, Mrs. Ted L. Albrltton and
l?rs. R. E. Pickett.
Mrs. Harry Harper compiled high
score.
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ce-trlmmed clcth and cantered with
an arrangement of lilies, white
stocks, gladioli and Queen Anne'i
face
Mre. D. E. Ogleeby and Mrs. 0. G.
Spell, mothers of the honorees, serv
ed chicken and a salad from either
end of the table and stuffed toma
toes, pickles, celery, rolls, tea and
caramel cake were passed by* Miss
Anne Jones, Mrs. G. L. Gilchrist,
Mrs. R. G. Ruffin and Mrs. R. N.
Freeman. Places for twenty-four
guests at auxiliary tables, were
marked by bridal place cards attach
ed to the nosegay favors.
The honorees were given flat sil
ver in their chosen patterns and
Misses Alice Harper Parker and
Etta Frances Harper, other brides
elect, attending as special guests,
were presented with gifts of silvpr
also by the hostess.
Out of town guests, besides Miss
Oglesby and her mother, were Mrs.
Thomas Harvey, Miss Eliza Stanley
and Miss Nancy Gates, of Kinston,
Mrs. Annie Sykes, of Columbia, and
Mrs. Madeline H. Rountree, of St
Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. S. A. Roebuck and Mrs. J.
B. Joyner were Joint hostesses,
Tuesday afternoon, from 8:80 to
4:80 o'clock, at a lovely party, In
compliment to Miss Anne Ogleeby,
at the home of the former. .
Arrangements of mixed summer
flowers were used in effective de
coration of the home on East Wilson j
Street.
The honoree was presented with
silver in her pattern by the hostess
es, who remembered also Miss Alice
Harper Parker{ Etta Frances Harper
and Virginia Spell, other brides
elect present, with gifts of crystal.
A delicious sweet course was
served to the twenty-four guests in
attendance.
Rooms Wanted
Only one month away, the open
ing of tobacco marketing ' season j
will mean a decided increase in
Fannville's population and.Sec. Sam
D. Bundy of the Chamber of Com
merce is terribly . worried about
where the town, literally bunting at
the seams now, is going to house the
influx of business guests.
Says Bundy: HI
"Do* you have room or reams to
rent? If so, get in touch with Sam
D. Bundy, secretary Chamber of
Commerce or call 4900. The tobacco
market opens Monday, August 19th,
and about a week before that time
tobacconists and others connected
with the market will 'be here seek
ing places to stay. The Chamber of
of Commerce is offering its services
as a clearing house in this matter.
Simply call 4900 and give tile type
of room or rooms you have*, the lo
cation of the home, whether you pre
fer a married couple, men only, or
just your preference along this line.
The office of the Chamber of Com
merce can list these places and will
be able to refer people to them thus
offering a service to the people
who come to our town during the
tobacco season. Many of the people,
of course, make their own arrange
ments from season to season, but
many new ones come each year and
we would like to be in a position to
help them. Don't forget to call me
at 4900 aad let me know what you
have to rent and your preference
regarding whom you would like tq
have."
Please don't rest your weight on
my shoulder?I may tumble.
PARAMOUNT
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WEEK O# JULY. 20
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THURSDAY and FRIDA1
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WALSTONBURG
...NEWS...
Mrs. M. L. Perry and little eons,
Linnie and Kelvin, Jr., are spending
this week with Mrs. Perry's mother,
Mrs. H. C. Bunch.
Rev. Key W. Taylor left Sunday
night for Compton, Calif., to visit
his mother, Mrs. W. R. Fielder.
Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Heard of
Florence, S. C., spent the week end
with Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Marlowe.
Herbert Garris, of Phoebus, Va.,
spent a few days here with his fam
ily last week.
Misses Doris Beaman and Ruth
Gay were Wilson visitors Friday.
Mrs. George Beaman was a Golds
bo ro visitor Friday.
Mrs. Herbert Garris was a Wilson
visitor Friday.
Lt. Theodore A. Saulnier, of
Boston, Mass., and Miss Helen Bear
man of Woedard-Herring hospital,
Wilson, spent Thursday with Mrs.
George Beaman.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burch were
Wilson visitors Thursday.
William Beaman was in Wilson
Tuesday.
Mr. and . Mrs. Paul Tendall, of
Wilson, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Maim, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. and Mr. and
jr. c.
"open house," Thursday
from 8.80-10:00 o'c lock,
Mrs. James C. Gardner, Jr.
The home was beautifully
ed with a profusion of mixed flow
Guests were met at the door by
las Hazel McKeeL Mrs. Harvey
Gay introduced them to thh receiv
ing: line, composed of Mrs. Gardner,
the honoree, Miss Ollie Mae Owens,
Mrs. Kennedy Taylor, Mrs. R. A.
Gardner and Mrs. Bruton Taylor.
Miss Clara Jenkins directed guests
to the dining room. Mrs. L. A. Gard
ner and Mrs. W. E. Lang presided
at the dining table. Miss Ola Grace
Gardner, Miss Daphne Owens, Mrs.
Charlie Taylor and Mrs. Truette
Laitg assisted in serving lime punch,
party cakes, toasted nuts and mints.
Mrs. C. B. Letchworth directed
guests to the register which was
{Resided over by Mrs. Tryphesda Mc
Keel.
Mrs. G. W. Bailey directed the way
to the sun-room where good byee
were said to Miss Lillian' Corbett
and Mrs. R. G. Fields. "
Christian Ektdeaver Meeting
The Christian Endeavor met at the
Christian Church at the usual hour?
Sunday afternoon. The business
session was; presided over by the
president, Ruth Gay, and Doris Bear
men led the devotional.
The Rev. Gilbert Cofer was guest
speaker.
After the benediction the group
was Invited to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Gardner where refresh
ments were served.
Ways To Save Sugar
In Preserving Fruit
Careful planning in the use of
sugar allocations will- assure ways
to preserve the maximum amount of
fruits for canning says Mrs. Mary
L. McAllister, Extension Economist
ii. Food Conservation and Marketing
at 5i!tate College.
"The food problems are as great,
if not greater, than, they were at
any time during the war years," she
points out.
"Urging the continued use of the.
called for;
M 1-4 the sugar
When uaing part honey or part
corn syrup, best results may be ob
tained by cooking the mixture alight-*
ly beyond the Jelly
For jams and
should be weighted rather than
sured by cupfuls. In making substi
tutions by cupfula rather than by
weight, 1 pound of sugar equals about
2 cups sugar and 1 pound hooey or
com syrap measures approximately
1 1-3 cups. With corn qnSp and
honey, replace up to half the weight
of sugar called for in the recipe.
By using leas sugar, jama and pre
serves should be cooked a little long
er to get the product as thick as de
sired.
Domestic love and the family bod
get are natural
N t>N
RtCORD
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Robert's Jewelers
JANE GREENE, Mgr.
Phone 479-7?Farmvffle, N. C.
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Houses, before it is too late. You worked and spent a
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