Weller, Elam Wed In Atlanta
Atlanta, Ga. - All Saint*
Episcopal Church was the
scene of the marriage of Miss
Sandra Lynne Weller and Mr.
Paul Wilson Elam of Atlanta
on Saturday, July 1. The Rev.
Frank M. Ross performed the
ceremony.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. Isadore Charles Weller
of Rocky Mount, N. C. and the
late Mrs. Weller. The groom
Is the son of Mrs. PaulWllson
Elam of Loulsburg, N. C. and
the late Mr. Elam.
Mr. Weller gave his daughter
In marriage. Miss Judith Anne
Weller of New York City at
tended her sister as maid of
honor. William Clifton Perry
of Raleigh was Mr. Elam's
best man and ushers were
Conrad Boyd Sturgess, Jr. of
Taylorsvllle, N. C. and Ha
milton Morris of Arlington,
Va.
After a reception at the Mar
riott Hotel, the couple left for
a wedding trip to Nassau.
Louisburg
Mrs. Robert W. Smlthwlck
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Robert W. Turner, m in Port
Charlotte, Fla.
Mrs. Frances McFarland
and Miss Helen Smlthwlck of
Charlotte, N. C. visited fri
ends and relatives here this
week end.
Dr. Mary Margaret McLeod
of Sanford, N. C. visited
Misses Adelaide and Elizabeth
Johnson during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stewart,
Neal and Marilyn are
vacationing at Atlantic Beach
this week. They were accom
palned by Talmage Allen, Beth
Johnaon and Rita Patterson.
Franklin Mem.
Hospital Notes
The following were patients
In the hospital Tuesday
morning:
PATIENTS: Eleanor C. Ar
nold, Louisburg; Charles M.
Davis, Louisburg; Blllle Den
ton, Louisburg; Phillip V.
Dorsey, Castalia; Waylon
Jones Edwards, Louisburg;
Eugene Foster, Louisburg;
Bertie Lou Jeans, Youngs
ville, Curtis Lancaster,
Louisburg; Beulsh Faulkner
May, Frankllnton; Bonnie G.
Mitchell, Castalia; Fannie P.
Renn, Louisburg; Dorenda G.
Stewart, Castalia; Oliver T.
Wester, Louisburg; Wesley A.
Young, Louisburg; Bessie F.
Alley, Louisburg; Mattle D.
Blrchett, Louisburg; Joseph
H. Chappell, Frankllnton;
Harry Gllckman, Louisburg;
Andrew Lee Green, Louis
burg; Zena Griffin, Castalia;
Lessle G. Harris, Louisburg;
Pearl W. Jones, Frankllnton;
Mary W. Kearney, Louisburg;
Bettle M. Lewis, Louisburg;
Jlmmle G. Lloyd, Louisburg;
Neva H. Perry, Spring Hope;
Jessie B. Sledge, Louisburg;
Beatrice W. Strickland,
Louisburg; Minnie B. Thomp
son, Louisburg; Hattle &
?Wester, Frankllnton; Bettle
Lou Wright, Louisburg.
BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks
Chamblee Arnold, Rt. 1,
Louisburg, N. C. announce the
birth of a daughter, born July
3, 1 9#7. Mrs. Arnold is the
former Eleanor Chamblee.
MRS PAUL W ELAM
Ellen Andrews Serves As Pagette
ELLEN ANDREWS
Death
MBS. MAUDE P. PJOVETTE
YOUNGSVILLE-Mra. Maud*
Perry Prlvette, 70, died Fri
day at Wake Memorial Hos
pital. She was a member of the
Bethlehem Baptist Church and
a lifelong resident of Franklin
County. - Funeral services
conducted at the Bet hi e
luiu Baptist Church Sunday at 3
p.m. by the Rev. EarlCrump
ler, pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church In Raleigh, and the
Rev. James Poke, pastor of
the Rocky Cross Baptist
Church. Burial was In the
Prlvette family cemetery.
Surviving are five daughters:
Mrs. Hortense Baker, Mrs.
Nan Callahan, and Mrs. Betty
Williams, all of Raleigh, Mrs.
Joyce Mullens of Youngsvllle,
and Mrs. Jean Hagwood of
Spring Hope; five sons, Mil
lard of Agusta, Ga., W. B.,
Pete, and Henry, all of
Youngsvllle, and Lewis Prlv
ette of Raleigh; one sister,
Mrs. Nonle Richards of
Youngsvllle; eighteen grand
children and two great-grand
children.
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Miss Ellen Andrews, a rising
Junior at Bunn High School
la serving as a Pagette this
week In the General Assembly.
She Is the daughter of Mayor
and Mrs. W. A. (Bill) Andrews
of Bunn. Miss Andrews Is a
member of the Bunn basket
ball squad and Is President
of the Beta Club.
The appointment was made
by Rep. James D. Speed of
Franklin County.
Ex-Slave
Has Birthday
Columbia, Miss. ?Sylvester
'Magee, born a slave, has cele
brated his one-h undred
twenty-slxth birthday. Magee
claims to be the oldest man In
the United States. His birth
date was recorded In a family
Bible as May 29, 1841.
Mrs. Pippin
Entertains
Mrs. Leon Pippin entertain
ed the Thursday night bridge
club on June 29th at her home
in Bunn.
Summer flowers were used
to decorate the home (or the
occasion.
High score for club mem
bers went to Mrs. Wilson
Joyner, second high to Mrs.
Edward Kimball and a guest
prize to Mrs. Duke White.
Mrs. J. L. Berger received
the traveling prize.
At the conclusion of play
the hostess served a dessert
course to Mrs. White, aguest,
and the following club mem
bers: Mesdames Bill An
drews, Grover C. Harris, Jr.,
Wilson Joyner, J. L. Berger,
Edward Kimball, M. G. Wil
der, and Tom East.
Youngsville
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Thar
rlngton and Mrs. Effle Roberts
vacationed with other rela
tives at Carolina Beach during
the past week.
Mrs. Allen Stalllngs, her
children, and her mother had
a vacation at Carolina Beach
last week.
Mrs. James Smith and
aeveral members of _htr
family, Mrs. Lota Vaughan
and son, and Charles Jones
vacationed last week at
Carolina Beach.
Mr. James T. Moss car
ried hla Sunday School Class
of Junior Boys to Raleigh
last Wednesday for some
roller skating.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wig
gins and son Tim, Mr. and
Mrs. A.E. Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Winston and daughter
are vacationing at Carolina
Beach this week. Several rela
tives are Joining them lor
the weekend.
Members of Boy Scout Troop
588 and Scoutmaster N. A.
Brown left Sunday for a week
at Camp Durant.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry
Parrlsh and Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Parrlsh vacationed in
the mountains during the past
week.
Mrs. L. A. Woodllef and
several members of her
family vacationed last week
at White Lake, N. C.
Engagement Announced
REBECCA JO CHAMPION
The engagement of Miss Rebecca Jo Champion of Roanoke
Rapids to Stanley Clark Crew of Pleasant Hill was announced
today by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Duke Champion, of
Henderson. The prospective groom Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Ellis Crew of Pleasant Hill. The wedding
will take place Sept. 16. Miss Champion Is the granddaughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Robert Joyner of Loulsburg.
Tiny Ten
Club Meets
(Frk. aw.) the Tiny Ten
Bridge Club , met at the home
of Mrs. L. A. Thompson, Jr.
on last Tuesday evening.
Summer flowers decorated
her home. Lu Ann Thompson
passed the tallies to the
guests.
Mrs. A. B. Allen, Jr. re
ceived high score prize (or
the club while low went to
Mrs. J. R. Hefner. Mrs. Gor
don Patterson received guest
high.
Mrs. Thompson presented a
going away gift to Mrs. Tom
mle Stephens. j
At the conclusion of the third
progression, the hostess ser
ved a salad plate with coffee.
.
At Convention
Mrs. Joseph A. Pearce, Pre
sident of the Franklin County
Chapter of the N. C. E. A, la
attending the national conven
tion of the National Teachers
Association this week In Min
neapolis, Minn.
Mrs. Pearce and her son Joe
flew to Minneapolis last Sat
urday and will return this
weekend.
He Found Out
Our portly neighbor who
hasn't gone shopping with hla
wife for 10 years, demanded to
know where all the grocery
money was going to.
She told him to stand side
ways In front of the mirror.
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Entertain Couples Club
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wood
lief entertained the Couples
Bridge Club with a party at
their home on Saturday night
July first. Guests In atten
dance were Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Moss, Mr. and Mrs.
N. A. Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Fleming, Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Cheatham and Dr. and
Mrs. A. N. Corpenlng.
Guests were served buffet
style from the dining table
which was covered with a
white cloth and centered with
air arrangement of gladlollaa
In various shades. Refresh
ments Included an assortment
of party foods and beverages.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming won
the two high score prizes at
conclusion of play. (L.C.)
Teenage Chat
Youngsville
Now I've heard of every
thing! A certain lady, namely
Cathy Brown, trying to get to
a 7:30 class on air! "Fortu
nately," she gave out of gas
and air Just didn't seem to
work! Seven-twenty Is a nice
hour to be taking your morn
ing stroll to a friendly country
service station, right Cathy?
Enle, Meenle, miney, moe
can be paraphrased to Andy,
Bennle, or Jones for one cer
tain someone! Really gets
your "cookies" doesn't It.
Not really!! >
Something tells me Larry
and Steward are up to their
"old tricks" again Just like in
"ole times"!
By the way, anyone been
having any unchaperoned,
Chaperoned ? teach parties
lately?
Just don't know how Jo Ann's
going t <f keep up with Ronnie
while she's at Mrytle Beach,
S. C. Jenny's back from "bak
ing" down at Myrtle Beach
over the weekend. Keep smil
ing Jenny, it works miracles!
Oh yes, a word to the wise,
never play tow-car from Ra
leigh to Youngsvllle! It's fun
while It lasts but WOW after
I was wondering the other
day as to how Linda Winston's
piano and voice lessons were
progressing. Seems like at
one time It was sort of rough.
Now Linda's "skipping" les
sons because she's gone to
' Carolina Beach to learn but
I can't say what!!
Seen around Satterwhlte
Point at Kerr Lake over the
we' kend were Ski-King Green,
Vickie, Darlyne and Sgpdra.
Elsewhere on Kerr Lake were
Jerry and Jeff!
You know, It's good to have
folks around like Sandra Hill.
She knows what It's like to be
the youngest member of the
family and how hard parents
try to cling to you. Thanks
Sandra!
On a recent "tour" of
Youngsvllle, I saw some teens
out strolling ? Wade, Nancy,
Harriet, Janet ? and I saw
some out riding like Wimpy,
Marvin, Harold and Bobby!
Birthday wishes go to Billy
Winston!
What's this I hear about a
white Mustang going over to
Tarboro Road about 11:00 on
Sunday morning? If you've
got a Job to do, you've Just
irot to crof It dnn?t
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