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Tuesday, August 25,1931
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I BncTcra£tt J Mr* ELBERT S. PEEL. Edxor | 4« |
Accepts Position m Bdkaven
Miss Ruth Bailey, of Everetts, has
accepted a position with the Green
ville Baulking and Trust Company
in their Belhaven Branch. She will
make her home there in the future.
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Vtsrt the Cones
Messrs. Milton and Burtis Cone,
of Richmond, visited their brother,
Dr. P. t*. Cone, and Mrs. Cone here
over the vieek-end.
Sunday Visitors
Miss Effie Waldo and Mr. S. D.
Matthews, of Hamilton, were visitors
here Sunday.
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Business Visitors Here
Messrs. Golden and Gothe Godard
of Williamston R. F. D. 4, were
here yesterday on business.
Here from Plymouth
Mrs. Zeno Lyons and Miss Mar
tha Hornthal, of Plymouth, visited
their sister, Mrs. W. B. Watts, here
Sunday.
Here on Professional Business
Professor H. M. Ainsley, of Oak
City, was here yesterday on profes
sional business.
Here from Hamilton
Miss Mary Waldo, of Hamilton,
visited here yesterday.
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Visiting in Newport New*
Mrs. N. C. Green and little daugh
ter, Sylva. and Mrs. Chas. James
are visiting in Newport News this
week.
Attend Firemen's Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Harrison and
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Harrell are in
Statesville this week where Mr. Har
rell and Mr. Harrison are attending
the annual meeting of the North
Carolina Firemen's association.
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House Party Guests
Miss The Ima Brown and Mr. Jas.
C. Cook were guests at Miss Miriam
Cox's house party at Wrightsville
Beach over the week-end.
Returns from New York
Mr. Frank Margolis returned Fri
day from New York where he had
been for the past three weeks pur
chasing fall merchandise for his firm.
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Visit Mrs. King
Mrs. Graydon Paul and two little
sons, of Beaufort, spent the week
end with Mrs. Jim King. Mrs. King
and little daughter, Miss Fatsy, and
Miss Rosalie Inman. returned to
Beaufort Sunday to visit Mrs. Paul
a few .days.
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Visit the Peels
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Hancock, of
Norfolk, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Peel and family here Sunday.
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Returns to Home in Weldon
Mrs. V. A. Whitfield returned to
her home in Weldon Sunday after
visiting her sister, Mrs.- Vernon God
win and Mr. Godwin here for several
days.
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In Washington City
Mrs. Robert Heydenreich and Miss
Eugenia Hoyt are visiting Mr. Hey
denreich in Washington City this
week.
Return from Petersburg
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Muse returned
Sunday from Petersburg where they
visited relatives several days.
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Visit the Brandons
Miss Bess Dale and Mr. Ho!d«n,
of Snow Hill, visited Mr. and Mrs.
T. B. Brandon here Sunday.
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Return from Dunn
Misses Myrnie Brown and Eva
Harrison returned home Sunday
from Dunn where they visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Parker for two
weeks.
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Visiting Daughter Here
Mrs. Anderson, of Leggetts, is
here for a few days visiting her
daughter, Mrs. C. A. Harrison and
family.
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Here from Griffitu
Messrs. Jas. L. Coltrain and Chas.
Roberson, of Griffins township, were
business visitors here yesterday.
Here from JamesviUe
Mr. Clarence Sexton, of James
ville, was a business visitor here yes-
Here from Oak City
s Mr. T. W. Davenport, of Oak
- City, was in town yesterday.
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1 Lieutenant Governor Here
Lieutenant Governor R. T. Foun
tain, of Rocky Mount, was here for
a short while Friday afternoon.
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J Visiting Mrs. Ward
• Miss Opal Lilley. of Plymouth, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ward
here this week.
In Tarboro Yesterday
s | Mrs. J. Sam Getsinger, Miss Mit
tie Brown, Mrs. John A. Ward and
Miss Opal Lilley, of Plymouth, were
in Tarboro for a short while yester-
I day morning.
Returns to Norfolk
Mrs. D. E. Gurganus returned to
Norfolk Sunday after a visit with
• here parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. S.
I Brown, here. , I
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Here from Jamcsville
| Mr. C. J. Griffin, of Jamesville.
■was a business visitor here yester
day.
In More head City Sunday
Messrs. W. .Henry Gurkin and
Jas. E. Harrell spent Sunday at
Morehead City.
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Leave for Murphy
Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Dickey
and sons leave Wednesday for Mur
phy, where they will visit Mr.
j Dickey's people. Mrs. Dickey will
j visit friends in Atlanta and East
jTennessee before returning home.
1 Return to Philadelphia
j Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Ponder and
children have returned to their home
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in Philadelphia after a vjsit with
.Mrs. Ponder's sister, Mrs. Charles H.
Dickey, and family.
Returns From Georgia
Mr. Theodore Hassell has re
turned from Camille, Ga.. where he
was employed on th tobacco mar
ket for the past several weeks.
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HARRELL-WARREN
Succumbing to the new contagion
of recent weeks, Mr. Julian H. Har
rell was married very early Monday
morning to Miss Frances Warren at
the pastorium of the local Baptist
church.
The wedding party, in addition to
the bride and groom, was composed
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Harrison. Mr.
Mayo Grimes, and Miss Carrie B.
Warren, all of whom witnessed the
ceremony.
Mr. Harrell is well known in this
section as a responsible young busi
ness man with many friends, while
the bride, the former Miss Warren,
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hy
nian Warren, of near Robersonville,
is a popular member of Martin coun
ty's younger set.
The marriage was performed at 7
o'clock by the Rev. Charles H.
Dickey. And the newly married
couple, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Harrison, left immediately
for Western North Carolina and
points in Virginia. Upon their ar
rival back home within a week or
ten days they will be at home in
Williamston to their many friends.
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Mrs. Godwin Hostess
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At her home on Main Street on
Friday evening from 8:30 to 11:30
Mrs. ernon D. Godwin entertained
for her sister, Mrs. V. A. Whitfield,
,of Weldon, who visited her last week.
| Lovely bowls of roses and dahlias
enhanced the attractiveness of the liv
ing and dining rooms, where bridge
was played during the evening. Mrs.
Elbert S. Peel made high score and
was given a set of Godey's card, and
:the honoree was presented silk hose.
I After several progressions, the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. C. H, Gqd
iwin and little Miss Alma Godwin,
'served a delectable salad course.
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House Party at Bay view
- Oak City, - Aug. 23.— Mr. and
Mrs. James Rawles are chaperoning
the following on a house party at
Bayview this week: Misses Frances
and Irma Faye House, Ruth Perry,
and Gladys Everett, of Roberson
ville; Bonner Swindell, of Waahing
lon; Naomi Etheridge, Mary Kath
lyn Ainsley, and Sara Long Johnson.
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HAMILTON NEWS
Miss Ruth Pippin is also improv
ing rapidly and is able to visit friends
The many friends of Mr. Bob Ed
mondson will be glad to know that
he is reported much improved at this
time. It is hoped that he will soon
be able to be up again.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo and daugh
of Oak City; and Messrs. Marvin
Kverett, Ernest Etheridge, Clayton
House, of Robersonville; George Hai
slip, of Hassells; Jimmy Johnson, of
Washington; Herman Everett, of
Hamilton; and Cleaton Harrell, of
Coleraine.
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ter, Mary, Mrs. Hennie Ballard and!
Miss Effie Waldo are spendingAhme
Miss Effie Waldo spent the past week
'at Manteo, where the attended the
celebration of the Virginia Dare an-1
niversary on the 18thk
Mrs. L. B. Hughes and Mrs.
;Mary Upchurch, of Raleigh, are
spending their vacation here with
their mother, Mrs. M. L. Bellamy.
The Rev. E. P. West, of Hob-!
good was in town last Sunday after
noon en route to Williamston to hold
an appointment for the Rev. Dickey,
j Mr. Clomen Kitchen, of Scotland
Neck spent the past week hero with
relatives.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Johnson went
to Bayview Sunday,
j Misses Allie Marie Roebuck and
Floried Cox and Messrs. Ira Ainsley
and Nat Johnson, of Oak City, went
to the show at Williaston last Tues
day night.
I Mr. Whit Davis and Misses Cath-
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erine Everett and Evelyn Davis went
to Norfolk Wednesday.
Misses Martha Salsbury and Mil
dred Everett and Mr. Paul Salsbury
'jr., went to the show Tuesday night
in Williamston.
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Miss Martha Roebuck, of %Ever
etts. visited her sister, Mrs. E. L. Pip |
pen last week.
Messrs. Herman Everett and
Bogue Slade, jr., went to Atlantic
Beach Tuesday night.
Miss Peggie Long, of Pinetops, 1
is visiting Miss Effie Waldo at this i
time. '
1 M iss Mattie Davenport, of Rocky 1
Mount, visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. F. Davenport, last week,
j Mrs. F. F. Davenport and sister, I
of Louisburg, Va., yisited friends in i
Scotland Neck last Tuesday.
Mr. F. 1.. Haislip arid daughter,
Elizabeth, Mrs. J. S. Ayers, and Miss 1
Martha Coilnsel went to ()cean View |
Wednesday. ]
OAK CITY NEWS
Oak City, Aug. 24.—Miss Adeline
Tew. a teacher in the Oak City
school, from Portsmouth, Va., was a
jvisitor last week jn the home of Mrs.
T. W. Davenport.
I Mr. and Mrs. Woolard Daniel and
little son, of Rocky Mount, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Daniel's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hines.
j Miss Bertha Piland, who
been a summer student at Columbia |
University, returned home Friday,
j The Robersonville Baptist Sunday-
School led the school at Oak City
Baptist church Sunday.
| Miss Selma Johnson, who has |
been a student at Wake Forest sum- I
mer school, returned home last week.
| Mr. Abner Brown, who is working
on school trucks in Williamston, was
home for the week-end.
j Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Brown visited
Mrs. Brown's relatives, Mr. anil
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Mrs. J. M. Ambrose, of Creswell,
last week.
Miss Mildred Moye, of Gold Point,
spent the week-end with her broth
er, Mr. Jack Moye. * *-
i Messrs. Harry Daniel and Francis
Harrell and Misses Ruth Pearson and
Avril Woodley motored to Rocky
Mount Sunday.
Mr. Cleaton Harrell, of Coleraine,
and Miss Gladys Kverett, of Rober
jsonvtHe, were visitors in town Sun-"
Mr. dnd Mrs. H. B. Russell have
[gone to Stony Point, where Mr. Rus*"
|sell will enter upon his duties as
(science teacher and athletic coach in
the high school there.
•Mr. and Mrs. John Wiggins, of
Pinetops. visited Mrs. Wiggins' moih
er, Mrs. Sara Worsley, Sunday.
The winner of the 1431' Ohio poem
contest is Mrs. Lida Keek-Wiggins,
of Springfield, Ohio, whose poetn was
) chosen out of -1,200 manuscripts sub
mitted. . " •'