bey of the home economic* club four
years anc^ has been a committee
chairman. She belonged to the
science ch* her sophomore year and
was secretary of the Baptist Student
council her junior year.'She is from
Kelly. ' r
W. J. Little, Jr., of Concord grad
uated from Harrisburg high school
and served HTmonths in the Navy.
He is married to the former Hairy
Joordan Gey of Jackson, where they
now live. He attended Louisburg
college, where? he played basktball,,
ECTC he iB a member of the Com
merce and Veterans clubs and the
International Rgfotians club.
Moye, a native of Greenville, is &
member of the Varsity Chd>, was
freshman basketball coach for two
years, played vanity basketball four
years, was chosen for all North State
Conference Basketball team this year,
played vanity baseball one year, was
oh the golf team two years and the
tennis team three. He is a member
of the Veterans club.
A native of Cove City, Miss Jolley
attended Dover high school where she
wee awarded a medal for befog best
graduated froip Jw* Hill coih«e and
has been a member of the Women’s
Athletic association for two years, a
member of the swimming, soccer and
softball dubs for two ye*ra.. At her
About FarmvHle People
Mrs. J. M. Carraway an! daughter,
Jess, Sirs. Carroll Oglesby and Mrs.
M, E. Dixon spent Tuesday in Ra
leigh.
Mrs. Wm Baldree has been ill with
flu.
E. A. Rasberry of Snow Hill aid
W. J. Rasberry spot Tuesday hi Wil
mington. '
Mrs. Apple Flanagan and Mrs. J.
A. Carraway spent Tuesday near
Rocky Mount with Mrs. Ruby Bur
nette. * -• . flf’X-i * ^
Joe Trotman of Greenville visited
his father, Joe Trotman, Sr., last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Motpc and Mr.
and Mrs. Bernice Tumage returned
jantTWaterway and a few days’ stay
at Daytona Beach, Fla.
Mrs. L. A. Dysart of Lenoir is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Joseph D. Joy
Mr. and Mrs. J. W- Owens of Ports
mouth, Va,, will spend the week end
with relatives.
Mrs. Albert pontes received treat
Greeaaville visited Mr. and Mrs. A)bert
Jones Sunday.
'j Mr. and Mta. R. A. Fields. Jr., and
Pittman of Goldsboro were week end
(neats of Mr- and Mrs. Sam Wain
nrright. „ i .t
Mr#: Fred'smith ijpenjf the week
end with Mr. and Mrs.'Tom Herrin*
in Wilson.
son. *. v v ■
Dr. and Mns. J. M. Mewbom at
tended the American Academy of
week before
gin with Oie.morning hour Sunday,
March 18, «d will be held each wan.
mg at 7:80. On Monday, Wednesday
and Frhfcy afternoons at revival
tin Man T_ -• llrin_[111 ' iltA M«UW Ixli •
w*vy mi*
San Diego Friday on his second trip
to Japan «wi g<—ns He caRjii|
motner, Mrs. .Nettie
> Claience’n brother,
the Navy, tea been confined to a
hospital in Japan with a sore throat
and a cokL T
I Willis Bay writes from Gamp Mc
Coy, Ik, that he has started hie
basic training n the Army. Willis,
who did-a Tot of truck-driving for Sam
Wainwright, report* that he feels it
home every other day—behind the
steering wheel of an Amy truck. He
stated that some of the deep snow had
melted, but that more snow was fall
ing.
Pvt. Sidney Carraway returned'tb
Camp Rucker, Ala., Monday after
spedning two weeks with his parents,
Mr. and Mm. Abe Carraway. He bad
been in the Imspitsl since he was in
ducted into, service in early January.
ADDRESSES -
Pvt James Murphy, AP 14183640,
Sqdn. 3740, Fit 932, Sheppard Air
Force Base, Wichita Falls, Texas. g|
Pvt F. 6. Dupree, HI, AF14381623,
3724 Tng. SW. Fit 928, Lackland
AFB, San Antonio, Texas.
RoSert Earl Baker, S. R., 61-246,
USN Training Sta., San Diego 33,
Calif. 1
Pvt George J5. Beckman, tIS
53040226, Co. L, 112th Inf., 3rd Bn.,
28th Div., Camp Attertmry, Ind. -
At The Rotary Club
.......
In a program Thursday night at
the Farmville Parenb-Teacber asso
ciation, member* of Boy Scout troop
25 demonstrated some of their skill*
and explained their work.*’’* -
la absence of fee president,
Mrs. Frank Allen, Principal Sam IX ;
Bundy presided. Rev. H. L. Davis
offend prayer. „
Mrs. Curtis Flanagan, chairman of \
the program committee, ieporged that
Miss Kate Parka Kitchen, vocational ;
guidance teacher in the RockyTKount ,
schools, would speak at the Apr^l
meeting. M» Mack Carraway, chair- ,
Utah of a vocational committee in the
Social Service league, explained what i
tha TOhtional guidance program in ,
schools means. (
Mrs. Z. B. T. Cox was namad chair- 1
man . of the nominating committee.
Because the March of Dimes drive ,
was successful, the school will have ,
a half holiday on Friday, April IK i
Mr. Bandy algo armountiji the special i
events for the nemainder of the-school \
year. -
Miss Edna Robinson's fifth grads i
won the room roll ealL _ i
For the program, Scout Jimmy Joy- ;
ner led in the singing of the first 1
verse of “America,*’ Chandler Cat i
read the Scripture and Jan Cayton
had prayer. ’ ’ 1
Scoutmaster Ed Nash Warren pre
sented fbe program pud objectives of
scouting. Assistant Scoutmaster
Horton Rountree, an Eagle Scout Him
self, explained the national and the
local organizations. He stressed the ,
point that Scouting gives a boy the
chance to learn ways of serving his j
community. ,
Mr. Rountree introduced Scout Jess :
Spencer who told of rials and an* ,
nounced the demonstration of Scout
participation and crafts as fellows:
Cliff Simpson, oath;’Johnny -Dixon,
law; Eddie Bans, badge; Bud Wooten, ]
motto mid slogan; Emmett Pickett .
and Wilbur Rollins, the flag and low f
it should he displayed; Bert Warren, i
knots; Emmett Pickett, Carl Black
wood, Chandler Cox, AAert Monk, ■
Cecil Modliri arid Jesse Brady, first
iM. • 1 -.V* |
Harold Flanagan spoke on Camp ,
Charles, the Scout camp near Bailey, ]
and fed; Eddie Bass, Wiftur Rollins, j
Bert Warren and Jan Cayton hi ring- ,
ig a group of canty songs. 4
Mr. Wanwn appealed for parent ,
cooperation In tnaUiif Troon 25 i *
better organization for the training
of hoys. He fed the Scout benedic
tion. '4 |