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Mrs. Lawrence Rmc« toft
Tuesday for a visit In Port
Myers Beach, Florid*.
Mr*. Joseph Delbridge was a
_ visitor of Mrs. Betty Perkln_
son In Norllna Wednesday.
* Mrs. John W. Curl, Mrs.
Maynard Hale, Sr., and Mrs. W.
'T. Threewltts, Sr., left Wednesday
for a visit with Mrs.
Three wltts granddaughter and
' husband, Dr. and Mrs. Harold
Twlsdale, In Charlotte.
Mrs. William Leach accompanied
her husband to RaleighDurham
Airport Thursday
' where he left by plane for a
visit with friends In Columbus,
' Ohio.
Mrs. A. P. Farmer and Mrs.
~ James T. Clark attended Chapter
No. 19 Order of Eastern
Star meeting Wednesday night in
Halifax. Several received 25
year membership certificates.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wllburn
and son, Michael, of Elon spent
the weekend with Mrs. Annie
i Lee Hllllard and Mr. Bernice
Billiard. Among their dinner
guests Sunday were Mr. and
^ Mrs. Robert West and son,
Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Ervln
,r Manning, Jr., of Warrenton,
_ Miss Teressa Walker and Mr.
Lee Roy Lynch of HopeweU,
>
Mrs. W. P. Ingram of Rocky
. Mount spent several days here
last week with friends.
*■ Mrs. Ernest Bobbltt, Mr.
Luther Bobbltt and Mr. Perry
Bobbltt were Thursday visitors
of Mr. Ernest Bobbltt In Watts
Hospital in Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Myrick
of Norfolk, Va., were Sunday
visitors of Mrs. Jesse V.
Shear In and Mrs. John D.
Myrick.
° Mrs. Justice West and children,
Robin? Sally and Nat, Mr.
and Mrs. Bernlce West visited
♦ Mrs. Annie Strum and Mr. Dan&
lei Bass in Nashville Sunday.
"> Mrs. Raymond Harris and
son, Phil were Sunday visitors
of Mrs. Louis Shearln in Warrenton
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Browning. En route home
U they visited Mr. and Mrs. R. L
Harris In Areola.
Mrs. Jesse V.'Shearln Is a
^ patient In Loulsburg Memorial
- Hosoltal.
* Miss Brenda West of ACC,
- Wilson, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert West.
Mr*. w. sr.i w *
patient in Duke Hospital.
Mrs. R. H. Bright of Warrenton
and Mrs. Stuart Moretz
S of Atlanta, Ga., were visitors
j: of Mrs. Jesse V. Shear In Wednesday
and Mrs. Edwin Stans;i
bury Friday.
Mrs. Roy B. Clark, Mrs.
David Bobbltt, Mrs. Gilbert
£: Reid and Mrs. Wilbur White
y. of Warren Plains visited in the
:: home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Jeters Saturday In Dewltt, Va.,
due to the death of their
]i sister, Mrs. Annie Mat Reid
Stalnback.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Clark
spent Monday night with Mr. and
£ Mrs. Charlie Moseley in La:-:j
Crosse, Va.
Mrs. Douglas Allison of Ralp
sigh was a visitor of relatives
£ here last week.
$; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shell
and daughter of Richmond, Va.,
v and Miss Janice King of Louls•!•:
burg College were weekend
:■ visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Samie
5: King.
Mr. Edward Pope of Raleigh
I: : was a Saturday visitor of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Pop*.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spain of
Virginia Beach, Va., were
■; weekend visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Pope and Mrs. A.
P. Parmer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hudson,
Mrs. Joe Hudson, Miss Elaine
Hudson and Miss Norwood Ralney
of South Hill, Va., were
>:■ Sunday visitors of Mr. and
5 Mrs. Sol B. Bobbltt.
■y. Mr. and Mrs. Danny West and
son, Jeffrey,of Smlthfleld, Va.,
•J and Mr. Alan West of Chowan
g; College, Murfreesboro, spent
if the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
« Stuart West and Mrs. Viola Eth$:
• ridge.
x' Mrs. J. D. Pope has returned
V. to her home after having been
a patient In Rex Hospital, Ralelgh,
for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ray
X Browning and daughter, Miss
Elisabeth Browning, of Nor:
folk, va., and Mr. Myrlck
Browning and son of Spartanburg,
S. C„ spent the weekend
with Mrs. Alice Browning.
Called Marinettes, the first
| women inthe Marine Corps serX.
ved tor one year during World
;X war L Than were 306 of them.
The mortality rate of persona
who 'an one-tenth overweight
6 is estimated * one-fifth higher
than the average.
One of the busiest canals In
Europe la the 118-mlle lone
& Qota In Sweden.
Cargo tonnage on the Panama
Canal in fiscal 1»M amounted
to 106,919,86# tons comparad
to m,m,vn tons In
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