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the two nights. -
Profits from the Carnival, estab
&-v-* several years ago, go into the1
irahip fund, from which loans
made to high school graduates
*r continoing their edocation
Committee assignments for the
cnrnivalare as follows: ~ ’;]s
Steering—Prank Alton and Char
les Edwards, co-chairmen, Glasgow.
Smith, Gordon Lee, Sain Bandy, Nas
Sf Cannon, Ernest Petteway.
Soliciation for bingo prises—•
Hubert Joyner, Charles Qoineriy,
Glasgow South. (Kiwanis members
grid their firms only will be asked for
contributions but the c)ub will gladly
accept prizes from ether individuals
dad firms for the worthy cause.)
Sale of booth space- -Frank Allen
and Charles Edwards.
U Lights—George Allen,
I® Bingo v— Hubert Joyner, Lewis
Allen, Ted Albritton, Sylvester Ay
eock, Ernest Petteway.
Novelties—Billy Smith and Tom
my Lang.
Hot Dogs and Hamburgers (they
«dll be large and good)—Lewis Will
iams, Fred Thomas and Carl Hicks.
Lemonade—Henry Johnson, Earl
Holmes and Harvey Davis.
KTfcain — Sendee Tnrnage, Jake
fields with Nassif Cannon as cashier.
Minstrel—Sam Bundy, Bill Creek
mur, Frank Harris, Sam Lewis,
Frank Allen and Jack Lewis.
Pony Ride—Thad Cox and Alex
Allen.
Bowling—Vassar Fields and Char
les Quineriy.
Ring a Prize—Herman Baker and
Alton Bobbitt.
Basketball Pitch—David Starling,
Jim Hockaday and Seth Banow.
Horror Honse—Glasgow. Smith, €.
L. Ivey and Gordon Lee.
Milk Bottles—George Allen and
Fred Moore.
Shooting Gallery—John Jones and
John Wright.
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AT UTJdRAKf CLUB
Mrs. Henrietta Williamson enter
tained the Literary chib end special
guests at a supper meeting on Wed
nesday afternoon at her home on
Horne avenue. This was the first
meeting of the eiub year and, after
the reading of the collect in unison,
Mrs. C. H. Flanagan, president,
Greenville. She -is recuperating meg*
ly and expects to begin her etud£fe
at Bast Carolina eoBege this wee*.
llr. and Mrs C. H. Meaingo viait
ed Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moaingo in
Snow Hill, Sunday. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Peck and
son of High Point sprat Labor Qjjr
Charlie Wainwright and son,
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Turner in Greenville, S. G.,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wainwright
wad sons, Garland and Douglas, of
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Avery
and S daughter, Faye, were dinner
guests Sunday of Mrs. Gharlie Wain
Marvin Cobb of Fort Camp-,
—_Iy., who has been on mijiMl
veto at Fort Bragg, sprat a few 4flB|
last week with his wife.
Miss Mary Ann Bouse returned to
Norfolk, Va., Monday after spending
a week’sr vacation with her pan^tt|
Mr, and Mrs. Herman Bouse. Her
Bister, Miss Mittie , Bouse, accom
panied her for a few days* stay.
Hi. ana airs, nay U. aunges.ana
cnnaren, t'ai, naiuara ana Uingej^
of Kicamona, v a., were i>at>or Ji»ay
guests of . Mr ana Mrs. Lyman Bass.
Lyman Bass, a patient at McGuire
Veterans hospital, itichmond, Va.,
spent tne wees end here. Mrs. Baas
will leave toaay to spend tne ween
nr. ana airs. John D. Holmes of.^
Baleigh were supper guests Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Lang, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Davis spent
the week end at Ocracoke.
4 Sgt .Willie Gray Alien spent Tues
day ami Wednesday with relatives.
Mrs. Allen and son, Daryl, left with
him Thursday for Fort Campbell,
Ky., after spending a month here.
Mrs. L. I*. Blakeley has returned
to her home in Meredian,' Miss., after
spending a month with her daugh
ter, Mrs. James B. Jones, Mrs. Jones
liSfeKf*--, Bath, accong|pdy^fpi
for a visit.
Mrs* Dunbar Isunar is able to be
out after a week's illness.
S. Stefe William Jones, who i» »to*
tioned at the Army hospital. Fort
Lee, Va., sprat the week end with
his mother, Mrs. L. E Jones.
J. I. Williams of Angier was the
guest of his sister, Miss Rosa Will
iams, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. LaMasters and
daughter, Ann, spent the week -end
at Myrtle Beadh, S. C.
Mrs. Katie Twiford left Monday
for Lake Landing t© spend tile week.
She attended the funeral of her bro
Tenn., who is on the Kinston tobacco
market, Was the dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. I* *. Daughety, Sunday.
Sofcfcy Russell spent last week at
Norfolk and Hampton, Va.
Dr. tad Mrs. M. J, Gregg visited
relatives af Mrs. J. H. Thomas in
Kinston, Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Thomas, a great aunt of Mrs.
Gregg’s, died early Wednesday.
Mr. and lbs. Miley Strickland
and son of Richmond, Va., spent the
week end with Louis and Frank.
Williams.
Earl Forbes of Hampton, Va.,
spent the week end with his mother,
Mrs. Lola Forbes.
' Mrs. S. E. Ewell has returned
from a visit to New Bern and Golds
boro. „ X
Mr. and Mrs. N, A. Smith, Jr., re
turned Saturday from Statesboro,
Ga., where they have been on the
tobacco market.
Mr. ard Mrs. Harold Allred of
Washington, D. C-, sport the week
end with lb. and Mrs. A. B. Tyson.
Mrs. Eli Gamer of Elm City is ill
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Fitzgerald.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Murdock of
Mebane spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kemp.
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Duncan and
daughter, Miss Helen, of Murfrees
boro visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wire
less Monday en route t» Wilmington
where Miss Duncan vdB teach this
year.
Mrs. C. B. Mashbum, Sr., of Black
Mountain arrived Friday for a visit
to relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Aiken and
daughter, Patsy, of Durham visited
Mr. a»t Jh*. J. Frank Harper, Mop
day en rente to flaaenvtRe sphere
members of last year's midget eleven,
namely, CwoH AMen,Cs«oil WbO
ten, William Allen, Wilbur Hollins,
nminder of the «®»f*
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ston, Jack Lewis, Nicky Webb, Pets
Lockamy, Jesse Spencer, Jesse Joy
ner, Freddie Thome, Curtis Worth
ington, Wayne Taylor, EmmWt
Pickett, J. s. Norman and Mads
Harris. i
Several of the above named boys
Will break into the starting lineup
however. ~
Reason tickets for football, basket
ball and baseball are now on sale.
Adult tickets are $5.00} students,
$3.00. . , jdM
EPISCOPAL AUXILIARY
MEETS TUESDAY
The Woman's Auxiliary mat Mor*"
day with Mrs. T. S. Ryon as hostess
and Mrs. G. Alex Rouse presiding.
Following the singing of die hymn,
“0 For A Heart To Praise My God,
the president conducted a meditation
baaed, on John 10;27-28 with the
theme of “An. Antidote for A Sense
of Futility” and as program leader,
gave excerpts from “Acts of Faith
For A Time of Peril" by Raymond (
Daring the business session, Mrs.
R. & Scott, Mrs. Frank A. Will
iams, and Mm R. C. Coprohaver re^
ported activities connected with the
Community Birthday Calendar, Miss
Helen Smith, president of the local
Council of Church Women, made an
nouncements relative tothe teachers
tea to be held by this group, and
committees were appointed in this
connection; the Auxiliary voted td
give fS to die hostess house repairs
project at Camp Leach; Mrs Scott
was announced as the hostess for the
next meeting and Miss Stnith and
Mrs. Williams as having the care of
the church for the month. The new
TjMr-yl i-V. .
were distributed at this time;
. I j#» hostliw
served a delicious sweet course.
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urged to make this the moat mocesa
a shotgun. Death was instantaneous
Johnny Williams, local jeweler,
was a guest as were several meniben
of the Greenville dub. :. 1
Alex Allen will have charge of the
program Monday night and members
of the Key Chib wjtt be guests of the
dub.
FAIR HEAD CONFERS
WITH LOCAL OFFICIALS
The local Kiwanis dab has
one of the booths at the fair •
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Spartaabonf, & JL *p«rt
rad with lir. and Mis. C.1
. Mr. and jfa. Joe R. Lai
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and David
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