the
Sr.,
Mrs. Will
salad course.
Chrysathemums and yellow tapers
were used on the individual tables
City Drug € o.
Friendly Service* To All
'Sii; ‘ ;• -. t > -r N C
the toltnttd cot,
Holds nightly serenode.
Between deluges of old shoes
This fun* you eon't ovodo
“For AB Leading Cosmetics
See CITY DRUG!”
8:00 p.m.—Group 2 of the Christian
Women's Fellowship meets with
Mrs. Howard Allen.*
8:00 p.m.—Executive Board, Prft
terian Women of the Church,
meets at the home of Mrs. C. F.
Tuesday, 27
8:80 . pan.—Merry Matrons meet
with Mrs. H. D. Johnson.
7:00 p.m.—Rotary Club. ;
8 tOO p.m. — Group 3, Christian
Women’s Fellowship, will meet
with Mrs. J. H. Paylor.
8:00 pan. — Grot® 4, Christian
Women's Fellowship, trill meet
with Mrs. W. A. Pollard, Jr.
Wednesday, 28
8:00 pan.—New Deal Club meets
with Mrs. W. Leslie Smith.
3:00 pan.—Wednesday afternoon
Club meets with Mrs. J. Y. Monk,
7:30 pan.—Jaycees. -
Friday^ SO ,
7:30 pam—Loyal Woman’s Class,
Christum, meets at the parspn
age with Mrs. Hubert Dixon,
hostess.
Saturday, December A
9:00 p.m.—Dance Club meets , at
V.F.W. Clubhouse, with Mr.«and
Mrs. J. D. Joyner, Mr. and Mrs.
Horton Rountree and Hal Win
ders as host?.
it, imam, m- • „
where the guests were seated.
Canasta games were enjoyed foi
iowing the dinner. Mrs. Arthur Joy
ner, Sr., was winner of the high
score prize for ladies, a lovely hand
kerchief. Arthur Joyner, Sr., was
high Bcorer for the men and was
given a desk pad and pencil set. The
honoree was presented a desk acces
sory.
Those enjoying the hospitality of
Mr. and Mrs. Jones, other than mem
bers of the home, were MisB Boyd,
jMr. and Mrs. Murray, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Joyner, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Will
Joyner, and Miss Willis Jdnes, who
was, spending the week end at home.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood E. Jones, of
Mingo, ' announce the birth of a
daughter, Janice Modlin, November
8 at Dunn Hospital.
Mrs. Jones is the former Allison
Modlin of Warren ton.
8SSIS!
I
Miss Ora Lee Flanagan, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Flanagan, stu
dent nurse at the Medical College of
Virginia, in Richmond, was recently
elected presidentof the Junior Class
and has also been elected a member
of the Alpha Sigma Chi, an honorary
leadership society. The selection is
merited hy outstanding leadership
qualities demonstrated in student ac
tivity participation;
The prime purpose of the organiza
tion is to provide a society with lofty
ideals entirely above smallness, poli
tics, and personal favoritism or
enmity. The society consists of those
who have held office among the stu
dent activities and feel a strong
obligation, incured by their prefer
ments to promote principles of leader
ship and scholarship, endeavoring at
‘the same time to render continuing
.service to the college. Alpha Sigma
Chi originated at the Medical College
of Virginia and has been in existence
for 13 years.
Miss Flanagan, a charming j^oung
lady of outstanding ability was grad
uated from the Farmville High
School and received two and a half
years of pre-nursing courses at the
Woman’s College of the University of
North Carolina before entering the
Medical College of Virginia. She
will receive a B.S. degree upon com
pletion of her Btudy at the Medical
College.
An expert advises that the way to
lose weight is to stop eating; if
prices go up much higher somebody
will have to tell us how to get the
food to keep from losing weight.
CHRISTIANS HAVE BARBECUE
SUPPER AND SPECIAL MEETING
Members of tye focal Christian
Church enjoyed a barbecue supper at
the Church on Wednesday night
Around 80 members were in atten
dance. f v.
At the special meeting that fol
lowed the supper, Arch Flanagan, as
sistant chairman of the church board,
presided and presented the recom
mendation that the church adopt a
long range building program that
would include the building of a par
sonage and an educational plant
lhe recommendation was adopted
and plana were made to begin, at
once, on the first unit of the pro
gram, which is the buiiding of a par
sonage.
The finance committee reported
that $6009 had been contributed and
they were well pleased with (he re
sponse to the program.
29 NEW BOOKS ADDED
TO LOCAL LIBRARY
Twenty-nine new and interested
books have been added to the local
library. Readhm will be interested
to look over the following list:
“Unwilling Pirate” by West Lath
rop;- “The Voice of Asia” by Jamea
A. Michener; "Christopher Colum
bus and His Brothers’' by Amy Hoge
hoom; “T£e J^seachgnted” by Budd
Schulberg; The Greatest Book Ever
Written” by Fulton Oursler; “Fid
dling Cowboy in Search of Child” by
Adolph Regli; “There ip a RightJob
for Every W°man” by Heywood;
“The Ghost HCllow Mystery” by Page
Garter; “The, Mystery of Hidden
Village” by Annette Tumgren.
“Behold Your Queen” by Gladys
Malvern; “Little Leo" by Leo Politi;
“Junior Miss” by Sally Benson;
“Brideshead Revisited" by Evelyn
Waugh; “hfy Wayward- Patent” by
Irvin S. Cobb; “The Egg and I” by
Betty MacDonald; “Ship To Shore”
by William RcFee; “Kabloons” by
Gontron De Poncins; “The Wayward
Bus” by John Steinbeek; “Mrs. Mini
ver” by Jan Struther; “My Name Is
Aram” by William Sarayan; “The
Green Tr^p Bay” by Leads Brumfield,
e Passion
“The Passionate Journey” by Irv
ing S^tone; "Mistress Masham’s Re
pose” by T. H. White; “Arch of
Triumph” by Erich Remarque;
“Army Brat”* <by Tommy Wadelton;
"Bom To Raise Hell” by Lowell
Thomas; “Short Stores from The
.New Yorker”; “Britannia News” by
Margery Sharp and "Drivin’ Woman”
by Elizabeth Chevaleir.
RETURN FROM FLORIDA TRIP
Mis* Louise Harris of Farmville
and Washington, D. C., and sister,
Mrs. H. C. Winch of Wils
of Wilson, returned
Wednesday from a visit- of several ;
weeks at Miami Beach, Fla.
Miss Harris Is spending a vacationi
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staff of a Rouse of Representatives
Expenditures Sub - Committee in
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HOME
Mrs. C. Hubert
has
of the guest Ugh score Had was
given a mein© pad. Mrs. J. R, Harris
was given the consolation prise, \an
ash tray designed in the shape of the
state of North Carolina.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Holden, served a salad plate consist*
ing of a marshmallow salad, piindnto
cheese sandwiches and picUes. Cook
and Neal, left Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with her husband, Lt.
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