Society and Personals
X mm* MACm OOCKTT
Harry Barnhill was here yester
day from Plymouth
Mel K D. Worrell kfl yesterday
to spend several days with relatives
. To Cm
Mrs. William A van: returned to
her hone in Columbia yesterday
after visiting friends here. She was
Mrs 4J G. Fee? 1
Mrs. Sallie Ross, of Washington,
visited Mrs Blanche Manning here
City
Mr. Wheeler Martin was in Eliza
beth City and Rocky Mount Wed
nesday attending ft professional
B B. Rogersoc and Eurrs Vande
fuiil otic in Ricftrr.ond t>? week?
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Mrs. H C James and cnildren.
Harry. jr? and Jackie of Fredericks
burg. Va. art here visiting relatives.
?wi 1 Birth of Saw
Bern to Mr and Mrs. Jack Gray
a son. on June 30. at tneir borne here
on West Mam Street
Construction, work on a new six
room home for Mr and Mrs B B
Rogerson is being started today on
Warren Street
Mrs B S Courtney and Mrs W
H Harget: visited in Rutty Mount
yesterday
C D. Perkins. Harry Wal
do and John Davenport, of Hamil
ton. were here yesterday.
Wind
Mr J E Hedlick ? u here yester
I day fran Jaanville.
Hm rna Milmm
Attorney Luce Lamb mas here yes
'terday from-*
Teddy Jackson mas entered in a
Raieigh hospital ioda> Im Ixealmml
j He mas carried there by Officers J
, K Roebuck and Belt Haisisp
I ran Ud City
Mr B V Worsley. of Oak City.j
mas here Thursday attending to bus
uess matters.
la Tema Thursday
Mr A- P BarnhiU mas here yes
terday fir a short * rule from Ev
er etts.
la Tama Y<
Mr and Mrs Sberrod Core}, of
Grdfins Township. mere vaiwra in
tom-n Tr.ursday.
Mr and Mrs Edgar E Bunas, of
Elizabeth City, spent last Sunday
here m-itn Mrs W E Warren. Mr
Bundy is a former principal of the
W-i-iarr-stoo schools.
rna
Or and Mrs J A- White, of Lit
tleton. spent last meek end here with
Mrs ELra Carstarpren and family
VM m Middletoa
Mr and Mrs W. E Old spent last
Sunday and Monday in Middletor.
with relatives
At Nr
Mrs J C Cook o spending this
meek in New Holland. Hyde County,
wstss her daughter, Mrs Hugh Wy-.
att. and Mr W> att
Here I ram Tarbarm
Mr and Mrs V R Roberson. of
Tarboro. visited here yesterday
s,
Ton Crockrtl mho is attending
s rr mer school at the State Univer
sity. spent last week-end here with
!u- parents, Mr and Un C. G.
Crockett.
Vi
Mian Florence and Fannie Spain
I Hoiiiday of Fayettrville. ale nsiting
I their- aunt, Mrs. Boh Swain, at the
Gesf Reynolds Hotel this week.
Mis Margaret Monday and Ralph
I 11' lataj- vmted relatives in Roland.
X. C. last week-end.
Al \ ireini
y.r Zlean Speight spent Monday
mgr.: at Virginia Beach with other
ff.c a_- of the Farmville-Woodward
Lor oer Company
Fras
Mr Walter Sai-oory was a busi
ness visitor here yesterday from
Hamilton.
Here I rear Leriagtaa
Mr and Mrs. Will Brown, of Lex
. gton. are visiting Mr and Mrs J
la Nerfalk Tkandii
V' v-rs V. J Spivey and Francis
Feel mere in Norfolk yesterday at
tending to business
leal e far Virginia Beach
Mrs. Fannie S lire- Mrs J. S.
BamhiU. and Mr Harry A Biggs
left today for Virginia Beach, whe
trey wil Ispend two weeks with Mrs.
Carre Biggs Morrison
Ketarm Ta
Mrs. Carl Silveraail and daughter,
\! Betsy Caron. left Wednesday
tor their heme in Baton Rouge, La .
after visiting Mrs Sdvernaifs moth
er Mrs Chloe Lamer, for several
weeks
Krtarns Ta Virginia
Mrs. Came Bgp Morrison re
turned to her home at Virginia
fc - ch yesterday after visiting rela
tives here. She was accompanied by
Mrs Charles Herirott ar.a Miss An
na Crawford.
"-etarw Fran Bminl
Mrs Z. T. Piepboff and Miss Kath
erine Manning returned Wednesday
from a several weeks' stay at Camp
Sapphire. Brev ard.
Bulk af Saa
Born to Mr and Mrs C D Pitt
man. a son. in Anderson. S. C, on
Tuesday. June St
J
fcdwin Holding and George liar
! rison. jr . visited in Raleigh Wednes
day night.
Mr. J. K Pope and aon. Warren,
Wednesday afternoon in Tar
born.
JOHNSON - WILD MAN
Parmele. June M?The "vamace
of Ms Josephine Ericson W'ldman.
of Parmele. and Mr Emmett Carl
Johnson, of Fayetteville. R F. D,
Iras solemnized Wednesday tveoinf.
June JO. at ? o'clock at the home of
the bride's parents. Rev. and Mrs.
J. T. Wildman The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. A. W. Dick,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, at Fayetteville.
The vows were spoken in the liv
ing roam, where tall baskets of glad
ioli and blue hydrangeas m-ere ar
ranged against a background at pine.
On either side of the improvised ml- j
tar were white candles in seven
branched candelabra. Raymond
Wildman, brother of the bride, light
ed the candles
A program of nuptial music was
tendered by Miss Mamie Lee Kim
ball pianist, and Mr. J. D. Jerome,
soloist. Miss Kimball played Schu
bert's "Serenade" and "Ah. Sweet.
Mystery of Life." and Mr Jerome
sang Cadman's "At Dawning." The
Wedding arch from "Lohengrin"
used for the processional; "To a
Wild Rose" was played during the
ceremony, and Mendelssohn's Wed
ding March was used for the reces
The bridegroom had as Ins best
man Mr. Pat Foley, of Fayetlevllle
Misses Louise and Betty Wildman.
small nieces of the bride, formed
an aisle for the processional with
The bride's maid at I
airier. Km Mary
man. She was attired in a i
rose-flowered chiffon i
I arm bouquet of I
The bride was fme in
ty her father. Rev. J. T. 1
She was gowned in a Wallace
chiflon dress with lace trimming. Her
short illusion veil was finished with
a coronet at flowers. She
a showered bouquet at
roses, lilies of the valley, as
phimum.
Mrs. Johnson received her
tion at Flora MacDonaJd C
For the past several years si
been a teacher in the
County schools- Mr. Johnson receiv
ed his education at Cainfell Col
lege and the University at North
Carolina. He is now
farming near Kayetteville
Following the ceremony a
tion was given, after which the cou
ple left by motor for northern |
For traveling Mrs.
tailored black chiffon frock with
while trimming and aeiemirin and
a corsage from her bouquet.
Mr and Mrs. Johnson will be at
home after July 10 at Fayetlevilk
R F. D.
DR. V. H. NEWBORN
OPTOMETRIST
Williamston office Peele Jly Co,
every Fri. 9:30 ? m In 12 l
Plymouth office
Co . every Fri, 2 to 5 p.
Robersonville office Robersuennllr
Drug Co, Tuesday, June 22.
Eyes Examined - Glames Fitted
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CHURCH
NEWS
METHODIST
Rev. A. J. Cos. 11 L m Subject,
The Two Greet Commandim ul? "
Vesper enm on the church lawn
at 5 p m THAR
at 5 pl m Rev. J. L GoA will preach.
The Martin County Board at Edu
cation a ill. on the 12lh day ol July
; 1*37, at 1* o'clock a. m, receive ai
open sealed btds on construction at
tar colored at Gold Point, and a
three room addition to the Parmete
School Buildms for colored, bids to
be made separately and or jointly, j
Plans and specifications far the
fiee at the supenntemh in at
tin County School. Williamston, N.
C
A certified check or cash in the
amount at 5 per cent of the bid is t j
be enckwrd with each bid.
the right to
all
This 1st day at July. 1197.
J. D. WOOLARD,
Chairman. Martin County Board
at Education.
Williamston. N. C- It
EPISCOPAL
Holy
PRESBYTERIAN
8e?. John L Gaff,
Bible school. ? 45.
Moraine m?iu 11 i
"Life's Sublime
Tf T. "***"
No nrernnf service durinf JuJy and
August. Cooperating with other
churches in Vesper miui at 5 o'
clock.
BAPTIST
Bible school. 9 45 a. m.
Moraine worship. 11 l dl
B. T. U? 7 p. m.
Eveninc worship in the anas
per service
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