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W Aft wipreßßive mwT»fe was soiem*
w nized at fsSO o'clock Saturday even
in* gttNgiK* in St. Paul's Epis
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UewtChdrtee Hinton Silver, USA, 1
with the Rev. George P. Hill, rector
of Christ Chnrch, Elisabeth City, of. 1
ficiatin*. Mrs. W. H. Coffleld played
the wedding music and “0, Perfect
Love* «w sun* by Mi*. J. J. Oliver,
cousin of the bride, es Sooth Orange,
N. J. White chrysanthemums, snap,
dragons and Southern smilax made a|
beantiql background for the candle
lit ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage by
•' her lather, wore a wedding dress of
ivory sstin, fashioned along princess
lines, .with long sleeves and long
A train. Her fingertip illusion veil was
U arranged from a Mary Stuart cap of
S j>ld *«oe Point lace, and she carried
.HIM old-fashioned bouquet of gar-
Ydenias, white roses and white lilac.
W Miss Anna Wood and Miss Mery
* White, maids of honor, wore shoulder
length vqfls and white dresses with
net Bkirts and lace bodices, and car
ried ted roses. Miss Elizabeth Sil
ver of Raleigh, sister of the groom,
attended as bridesmaid, in a white
I dress of net and satin with Juliet
cap, and carried an arm bouquet of
red roses.
The groom had as his best man
Private Sprague Silver, USMC, of
Raleigh and Chapel Hill. The ushers
were James E. Wood, Cadet Benbury
Wood, Lieut. George C. Wood, Jr., !
and Cadfet J. Meredith Jones, Jr. j
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles P. Wales. She
graduated from St. Mery’s School,
Raleigh, and attended a secretarial
school in Orange, N. J. The groom
is the son of Mrs. H. Sprague Silver
• and the late Mr. Silver, of "Midway
Plantation,” Raleigh. He attended;
State College and has just returned
from H> months’ duty in the South!
Pacific. After a wedding trip they
will be in Santa Ana, Cal., where
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I for training in the U. S. Air Corps.!
After the ceremony there was a
reception at the home *f the bride’s!
parents for intimate friends of the
family and out of town guests. Mr.
and Mrs. John Wood extended greet
ings at the door. The wedding party
. formed a receiving line in the living
1 room, headed by Mr. and Mm. Wales,
j the latter ill Mack crepe trimmed in
' sequins with an orchid corsage, and
j Mrs. Silver, mother of the groom,
who wore a block beaded dress with
orchids. Former Governor and Mrs.
J. C. B. Ehringhsus assisted in re
ceiving in the room with the wed
| ding party, and others assisting in
the house were Mr. and Mrs. George
! C. Wood, Judge and Mrs. Richard D.
; Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Warren,
: Ensign and Mrs. Henry. Colton and
Mrs. Gordon Price. Miss Sophie
, \y°od and Miss Margaret Pruden
served punch. Serving in the dining
room were Misses Evelyn and Kath
ryn Brown, Helen Willis, Mrs. Rich
surd Weeks and Miss Virginia By
dum. The dining room table was
covered with an exquisite lace cloth
, and centered with an arrangement of
white roses and snapdragons in a
silver urn. The cake was cut with the
groom’s sword. The house was
decorated throughout with snap
dragons, calla lilies and a profusion,
of 'Southern smilax.
" Preceding the event many social
courtesies were extended to Miss
V. ales and her wedding, party. On
' Wednesday night Misses' Evelyn and
Kathryn Brown gave a bridge sup- j
per at their home, “Albania,” and
, j presented the honoree wjth china in J
j her' chosen pattern. Mrs. Gordon
Price and Mrs. Richard Weeks en
| tertained at bridge on Thursday and
, presented Miss Wales with a gift of
I crystal and silver.
On Friday immediately preceding
the rehearsal Mrs. Junius Davis and
Mrs. Joseph Conger entertained the
I; wedding party at a coffee hour. On
I j Friday night Mr. and Mrs. George C.
j Wood and former Governor and Mrs.
■’J. C. B. Ehringhaus gave a beautiful
, buffet supper at "Greenfield Planta
tion.” On the day of the wedding Miss
Anna Wood and Miss Mary White
entertained at a luncheon at historic
“Hsyes,” the home of Miss Wood,
honoring the wedding pdrty and out
’Of town guests.
Attending the wedding from out
es town were Mrs. Sprague Silver,
j Miss Elizabeth Silver, Private
1 Sprague Silver, Hon. and Mrs. J. C.
18. Ehringhaus of Raleigh, Mrs.
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T»B CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1U».
| Frank P. Graham and Mrs. J. P.j
! Watters of Chapel Hill, Ensign and!
Mia. Henry Colton of Norfolk, Min
Elvira Cheatham of Henderson, Mrs.
1 John J. Oliver of South Orange,
N. J., Miss Nancy Jernigan of Ahos-
Ide, Miss Edit Walker of Elizabeth
City, LieruC Jack Nolan of San
Dtego, Cal., Ueut. and Mrs. Edmund
Forehand .of New River, J. G. Ma
jette of Como, Lieut. C. R. Jordan of
Bogota, N. J., and the Rev. George
Hill of Elizabeth City.
Catholic Services On |
New Year And Sunday
The Feast of the Circumcision of
our Lord, a holy day of obligation,
will be observed on New Year’s Day,
with the most holy sacrifice of the
man being offered at the same
1 places and times as on every Sunday
| now, i. e., first at Harvey Point Air
Station at 8:45 a. m., second in St
Ann’s Church, comer of Broad and
Property Must]
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Be LISTED In
IJiWURY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
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{ * That the List Takers for Chowan County will sit at the following places at the times named, J
at which places and in which month all property owners and taxpayers are required to return 1
< 9 to the List Takers for taxation for the year 1944 all the Real Estate, Personal Property, etc., ?
which each one shall own on the first day of January, or shall be required to give in then, f
, ( All male persons between the ages of 21 and 50 years are to list their polls during the same e
1 time. Return of property and giving in of polls are required under penalties imposed by law. »
f FIRST TOWNSHIP
i i Mrs. P. S. McMullan, List Taker
Court House__ 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
i i
THKD TOWNSHIP
T. A. Berryman, List Taker
41 Spivey’s Store - Jan. 13 and 27
. t G. A. Hollowell’s Store Jan. 6 and 20
L. C. Briggs’ Store Jan. 8,15, 22 and 29
I; a At home all other week days from 9to 5
1 Tax-Supervisor lists taxes at Court House each Tuesday during January from 7to9P. M.
Blanks upon which a verified statement of property is to be made by each taxpayer can l
< 1 be bad of the List Takers. Fill these blanks and see to it that statements are free from error, 7
thereby obviating much trouble. Only females and non-residents of Townships and persons
; i physically unable to attend and file their lists can appoint agents to list property. * >
EXAMINE YOUR LIST BEFORE SIGNING
*' Report Your 1943 Crop Acreage Through Tax lister During January, 1944
Your local Tax Lister is required to make the records but Farm Owners oi Tenants must (
furnish the facts. Therefore, call your list taker’s attention to these records and be prepar
ed to furnish the following information: " (1) Acreage for each crop harvested during cal
-. endar year 1942. (2) Number of horses, mules, cows, sows, ewes and hens on farm January, i ►
1944. (3) Number of people living oh farm January, 1944. (4) Nmnber of threshing ma
, chines, combines, peanut pickers, farm tractors and farm trucks.' Mft the abovemfanjm- ~
«’ ti<?n f urnlshed-wift be considered as ctmfidonti al and wiU-not be used in any manner that is
detrimental to tbfe farmers concerned. It is not used for tax purposes
«► Do Miwpmt tininiiirr cnmpPto repoj&d&xynnr 1 ;
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First Township Listing At Court House ;
Albemarle streets, Edenton, «t 11
! a. m., and third at the Windsor pris
oners of War labor camp at 4:30
p. m., stated the Rev. Father Francis
J. Me Court, pastor and chaplain.
Confessions for half hour before
every service.
No sermon at the New Year’s
masses, but Sunday, Jan. 2, the series
of instructions on "The Catholic
Church’s Marriage Regulations” will
be resumed.
Everybody is invited t<. all of St
Ann’s services.
' Six-Months-Old Girl
Victim Os Pneumonia
Lois Stallings, six-months-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. R.
Stallings, of upper Chowan County,
died Friday morning, December 24,'
the victim of pneumonia. The little
girl was sick only five days, becom
ing ill the previous Sunday night
Funeral services were held at the!
home of her parents Saturday after-1
keen, Christmas day, at 2 o’clock
with interment taking place in the
family cemetery. Surviving are her
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SECOND TOWNSHIP
P. L. Smith, List Taker t [
Henry Bunch’s Store Jan. 11 i
E. L. Belch’s Store Jan. 14 t
J. E. Peele’s Store. -- - - -- - - Jan. 12 1
W. L. Miller’s Store ~.-Jan. 20
Evans Mill Office ___-_Jan. 18 < ?
At home all other week days from 9 to 5
FOURTH TOWNSHIP
C. W. Parker, List Taker ~
M. C. Hobbs’ Store Jan. 8, 15 and 22 ‘
R. E Coffield’s Store Jan. 29
At home all other week days from 9to 5 |
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| parrots, five half sisters and two
half brothers on her father’s side
and one half brother on her motherls
side.