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Pfc. Guy Dilda was a visitor Sim day in the home of his grandfather J. F. Corbitt Mrs. Ernest Smith ^was hostess a dinner on Monday honoring her hns band on his 70th birthday. Gnesfa included Mr. arid Mrs. Sam Smith Mrs. Ira Oakley of FarmyiUe, Mr and Mrs. Zell Smith of Walstonburg Mr. mid Mrs. A. T. Smith, Mrs. Corj Jones and Miss Christine Smith. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Owens aw daughter were Greenville visitor Monday afternoon. Women of the Presbyterian Churcl conducted a business meeting Toes day night at 8 o’clock in the church 'Mrs. R. A. Fountain, president, pre sided over the session. Mrs. A. C Gay, program chairman, opened th< program with prayer and was .as sisted by Mrs. Johnnie Owens ii reading the scripture. Mrs. Lilliai Mercer read a thank you note and i report on the previous three meet ings. Present were Mrs. Geay, Mrs Fountain, Mrs; Ownes, Mrs. W. R Harris, Mrs. Hardy Johnson and Mrs J. A. Mercer. Sylvia Lamm, daughter of Mr. am Mrs. Russell Lam, celebrated he fifth birthday Saturday aftemooi with a party. After games had beei played and gifts opened, Mrs. Lamn served birthday cake, lemonade, sand wiches, Easter eggs and apples. Bal loons and chewing gum were favors Guests included Carolyn Bruce o: Saratoga, Teresa K. Mosley, Elaim Gardner, Charles Owens, Nancy Lei Moore, Brenda Kay Sutton, Kennetl Lamm, Judy Owens, Stanley, Jerri and Gail Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sicktich o: Chesta, Pa,, were guests Monday o: her mother, Mrs. J. P. Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Flanagan anc daughter,' Jane Terrell, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M Horton, Mrs. Flanagan’s parents. , Mrs. Henry Phillips of near Mac clesfield was Saturday guest’of hei daughter, Mrs. Johnnie Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Owens, Mrs Katie Owens and Mrs. Johnnie Owens were business visitors Satur WHAT !S YOUR SHOPPING I.Q.? 1. Do you Relieve in buying protection against the cost of sickness? 2. Do you want it to cover hospital services in full rather than pay limited cash allowances? 3. Do you want to do busi ness with a health service that covers over 41 mil lion Americans? . . . that was organized by the doctors'and hos pitals? m .-v. . . . that, as a non-profit, public service, protects over 420,000 Tarheels? IF YOUR ANSWER TO THESE QUESTIONS IS “YES” you want Blue Cross-Blue Shield—the only doubly - approved health service in North Carolina. Write for free information to: - HOSPITAL SAVING ASSOCIATION HAPEL t day afternoon..:H-; m_ IUU. IU1 amA i t*1"*®** ” Friday guests of Mrs. son. , Mrs. J. C. Kelly, Mrs. Fete Kelly and Urs. Beley Wheeler of Wilson were guests of Mrs. Lum Jefferson, Saturday. ’: *. ' Ivey Smith, son of Up... and Mrs. Carter Smith, spent'the week end in Walstonburg with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Brooks. Mr. and Mrs.V M. Baker of Will iamston were Sunday guests of Ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Baker. Mr. and Mis. Russell Lamm and* children-spent the week end in Wash ington with his sister, Mrs. Jack Parker and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs. Lum Jefferson. . « Bob barker of Washington was the guest Sunday night of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lamm. Mr. and Mrs. Carter G. Smith spent Sunday in Walstonburg as guests of Mr. and Mrg. E. F. Brooks. R. L. Goff and W. W. Owens were Tarboro visitors Thursday. A. C. Gay, Jr., student at Wake Forest, spent tjie week end With his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Z. V. Alford Of Tar boro were guests Sunday of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tyndall- . Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Owens were 'Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Owens. . " Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Everett and children of Elm- City, Mr. and Mrs. j Earl Frizlelle of Farmville, Miss' Hida Frizzelle of Wflliamston and Mrs. Anna Taylor of Fountain were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mis. Blaney A. Wooten of Farmville. Mrs. Hubert Williamson and chil dren of Tarboro, Route 3, were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oakley. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Thigpen of Beulavulle were week end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Walston. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Whitley of Wilson were guests Satur day Of the Walstons. . Miss Amanda Leary and Mrs. Mary Bache of Princeton were guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Owens. ~ Little Wenda Trevathan of Rich mond, Va., is spending two weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Trevathan. Mrs. Mark Oakley, Mrs. J. L. Ever ett and Mrs. Anna Taylor visited Mrs. Mary Everett, patient in the Wilson Sanatorium, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Moore were Greensboro business visitors Friday. Mrs. Anna Keel of Crisp spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baker. Mr. and Mrs. C. F, Eagler, Jr., and son, Frank, of Crisp visited relatives here Friday. -v Mrs. Edwin Corbitt spent Monday afternoon in Greenville with Mrs. W. M. -Corbitt, a patient in Pitt Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hathaway and son, Jimmy, of Durham were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Corbitt, Saturday. Mr, and Mis. Heber Tripp spent the week end in SmitHfield with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tripp. ’ The Baptist Training Union will meet Sunday evening, March 16, at 7:30 in-the church. Rev. R. L. West, pastor, announces that a well-known guest speaker will have charge of the program. The public is cordially invited. There’s nothing like having a home of your own. Start Saving now for that purpose. Don’t expect to bor row all it. takes. Farmville Building & Loan Association. • wmmiimmmm Now Is The Time.... TO HAVE YOUR PROPERTY EXAMINED FOR TERMITE DAMAGE. FREE INSPECTION BY - IVEY COWARD COMPANY — GUARANTEED PEST CONTROL —* Ivey Coward, Mgr. ^ Floyd Robinson, Field Aj INQUIRE ABOUT OUR OTHER SERVICES RATS — MICE — MOTHS — SILVER FISH — ROACHES WATER BUG — POWDER POST BEETLES — ANTS Phene 3996 Greenville, N 108 Holly Street a delegate-hunting campaign. General Eisenhower is in this posi tion partly because of his great popu larity, which the public opinion polls attest te. His opponents know' that he has ihe popular appeal to storm the convention and sweep in on a wave of enthusiasm and personal, ap peal. This TWt, and MacArthur, are out to prevent. They will prevent .it singly, or working together as a com bination, -At the moment, it appears that the Taft-MacArthur strategy is one oi waiting. MacArthur haa puSlkly an nounced he was not supporting Ike but has not yet said he is supporting Taft Taft mentions MacArthur ip his speeches, gets a big hand, says he thinks the General should make a con vention speech, that, if he does, it would-be the main one. It looks as if MacArthur is waiting to see what Taft needs, before shoot ing all his guns. > He may bt waiting to see if the convention suddenly turns to him as a darkhorse candidate Some of MacArthur's friends -say this isn’t so. feut others say a deadlock may develop between Taft and Iks and that then MacArthur would be the logical choice. Whatever the rea sons,’ MacArthur is waiting. And Taft wouldn’t comment "recently on a question whether he would support MacArthur as a compromise candi date; He smiled and said he didn’t expect a deadlock; If MacArthur is to announce for Taft, the psychological effect would be greater if that announcemenCeame at convention-time than if it came now. Maybe the elder General knows that and is playing a waiting game. meanwhile, Eisenhower’s forces continue to nibble away at delegates and are getting more and more. Of course, Taft’s reserve is hot necessar ily the source of the gains, since THEATRE NOW SHOWING Last Times Today James Mason “THE DESERT FOX' SATURDAY TWO BIG PITS “COLORADO SUNDOWN” . also * - James Craig-Barbara Payton “DRUMS IN THE DEEP SOUTH” plus Chapter No. 7 ‘Flying Disc Men From Mars’ and Cartoon SUNDAY - MONDAY Fred Astaire - Vera Ellen “BfftiLE OF'NEW YORK’ also Latest World News Donald Duck Cartoon TUESDAY Farley Granger and Shelley Winters “BEHAVE YOURSELF' plus Sport and Cartoon WEDNESDAY DOUBLE FEATURE William Elliott j “WAGON WHEELS U ' c WESTWARD” | also \ Janis Paige - Binnie Barnes “FUGITIVE LADY” of the South is major reasons why the G.O.P. should nominate the Gen eral. %$;?' ' - ^ ‘;h In -this connection, several South ern leaders have said recently that no Republican could carry much of the Save Today lor the thingayot might want later. We pay 3% com pounded semi-annually. Farm villi Building & Loan Association. last week at Lenoir Rhyne college Inf The three-day tournament, directedI| by Dr. Albert Keisor of the Lenoir IJ Rhyne English and public speaking fj ned Thursday often. H Saturday. Contest noon knd cl included __ |IW L n, ament and twenty individual speaking clashes. , Miss Fields, a junior at Maryville College debated in the second affirm*} ative position. Her coleague was i Naomi Burgos of New York City. Fifteen other colleges and universi ties from Washington, D. C., to ties from Washington, D. C. Gainesville', Fla., were represented fit the debate competition. The forjty- i four teams presented 54 debates dur ing the three days. i I Miss Fields is the daughter of Mr. I and Mrs. D. D. (Jake) Fields of i Watstonburg. , " J rf ,35^1^12-21: f: Sill; iWLUB WILL# *AY Pfc. Willto .toi%ay, Route 1, umrille. i» now nerving on ttas tewy Juzean battlefront with the it has sent small raid*®* partial into tike mountainous terrain along the eentral fwmt sad engaged in. artillery duels with the Beds. 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