Community News
Justice
Mrs. Lucille W. Harris
spent last week in Raleigh
with, her son and his family,
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Harris
and daughter. Jamai.
Mrs. Dan Bennett and son.
Danny, from Wilson visited
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wheless
and girls last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent wood
Turner and sons. Forrest,
Mark and Carl, from Eliza
beth City arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Perry
Friday night for a long week
end's visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wicks
and daughter, Lorri, from
Durham visited in the home
of Mr. arid Mrs. N. J. Wicks
Saturday. Sunday guest were
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Sykes
from Spring Hope. Mr. and
Mrs. Graham Maynard from
Norfolk, Va. visited the
Wicks' Monday.
Charles E. Ford, Jr.
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Mr. Woodrow Galling
from Williamsburg, Va. visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gat
ling and children, Danny and
^Trina last Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Coppedge left
earl Sunday mocning for
Auburndale, Fla. and an ex
tended visit with her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Coppedge and children, Susie,
Clyde and Mary Chris.
Mr. and Nfrs. Jerry Perry
from Raleigh were Sunday
guest in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Cleveland Perry. Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Horton and Kcn
n^ from Bunn visited the
family Sunday afternoon.
Seven Paths
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lartz
returned on Friday from an :
.extended holiday visit with I
relatives in Waujcegan, Mich. !
Mrs. Amanda Rhoda returned 1
with them and we -welcome I
j- her into the community.
Mrs. Emma Moore is in
Rocky Mount staying a few
days with a daughter, Mrs.
Elaine Proctor, and her hus
band.
Mrs. Lerta Wilder is in Ral
eigh after going to Florida
during the holidays to visit a
son, Rudolph, and family.
She accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Wilder and
family of Raleigh.
Spec No. 4 Dan Fisher of
Edgewood Arsenal spent
three weeks of furlough at
home with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Fisher, and
Carolyn. On Friday evening
they were dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs. Claude Driver
and family of New Hope.
Mr. M. T. Lamm spent a
night in Goldsboro with his
daughter. Marjorie, and her
family who are ill with flu.
Dr. Wilbur Lamm and family
of Nashville, Tenn. spent the
holidays here with Mr. Lamm
and a couple of them had flu
, while visiting. ? ?
Pvt. Donnie Nelms has
been on furlough and visiting
"To Know Her Was To Love Her"
In loving memory of my sister MabJe G. Page, who passed away in
Watts Hospital at the age of 57 on December 1 , 1968.
Her smile was worth a million, you have always heard them say.
Her radiance was enriching, through every single day. Her gratitude
and kindness always meant so much to me, her cheerfulness in living
was so wonderful to see
Her love for life and friendship, to all she knew she'd love. Her
Christian witness was patterned by the Father up above. Her love for
her household, her enthusiasm with each new day. Her faith in God
was always strong, come health or sickness or what may. Her living
glow to others, revealed the fathers shining face. Her patience true
ahd faithful reflected Gods saving Grace, her personality bubbled
every where she went. Mable Lois's short time here on earth, I'm sure
it was well spent
They say time heals all sorrows and helps us to forget, but time so
"far has only proved Jk>w much we miss you yet. God gave us strength
to face it and courage to bear the blOw, but what it means to lose you
Mable only God can know
But how wonderful that Christians share a hope which sorrow
can't impair, for our loved one waits at Heavens' door, where we shall
meet to part no more
Daisy Shearin
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel- j
vin Nelms, Stanley and Gail. I
He left Raleigh-Durham air- 1
port Sunday afternoon for >
camp.
Mrs. Harriett Moore, Mr.
Millard Gay of Newport News
visited Mrs. L. S. Gay and
Jenny during tne weeKena.
Mrs. Lucy Wilder is at
home with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. ,
Collie after spending a few
weeks in Washington, D. C.
and Butner, N. Q. with rela
tives. i
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Mrs. Ethel Hill had alt of
her children and grandchild- |
ren to visit with her through :
the holidays, including Mr. j
and Mrs. Boyd Urp of Miami. |
Fla.
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Mrs. Lizzie Sykes enjoyed
having most of her children
and grandchildren and a few
extra guests for a holiday
meal together.
Franklinton
Mb. A. H. Vann has re
turned home after having
been a patient at Rex Hospi
tal in Raleigh.
Mrs. J. O. Green, Jr. is a
patient at Memorial Hospital
in Chapel Hill.
Thanks
We wish to thank our
many friends and relatives for
the many kind deeds and
words of sympathy shown to
us during the recent death of
our beloved husband and
stepfather. May God bless
you all.
Mrs. Doris Peoples Jeffrey
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