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Society and Personals
or wn.LIAMSTOX and MA*TIN COCNTT
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Returns to Whiteville
Mr Dick Bridget's returned to his
home in Whiteville yesterday after
visiting Mrs. Jih Taylor here last
week-end Mrs. Bridgers remained
here for a week's visit with her mo
ther.
In Hamilton Sunday
Mr anri Mrs Sidney Sitterson. of
Rocky Mount, visited in Hamilton
Sunda>
Visits Relatives in Bear Grass
Charlie Harrison, student at A C
C Wilson, visited relatives in Bear
Grass last week-end.
In Portsmouth Last Week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Dv?n Matthews, of
Hamiltor . visited relatives in Ports
mouth last w eek-end
Visits in Hertford
Mrs Charles Godwin. Jr . visited
relatives in Hertford last week-end
Spends Week-end Here
Mr. R. H Clayton, located bh the
tooacco market in Warsaw, visited
r.B family nor? last week-end I-"
Were Here Saturda>
Mrs. h R Jackson and Jackie j
Frank. Jr.. of Plymouth vis: ted here
Saturday
Visits in Hamilton
Mr?Bop no SLidj J r .of Knl lelti.!
\ lSited relatives m Hamilton last
week-end.
In Raleigh laist Week
Mr. and Mrs. Urbin Rogers visited 1
in Raleigh last w-reK ~ ~j
Returns to Wilson
Mrs Walter Baker ha. returned
t i in r 1 pm< in Wilson after, a visit
hen with Mr. anu Mis. H D Co wen.
Visits in Bear Grass
Miss Grace Roc i>. student at F
(' T C . Greetivilli visited her mo
ther. Mrs Ertie Rogers, in Beai
Grass, last w eek-end.
Visit Here Sunday
Major and Mrs. C H Yost and fam
' ily, of Richmond, visited Mr and
Mrs L. P Lindsley here Sunday
They were accompanied home by
Mrs Stephen Gano who has made
tier home here for the last six
! months.
^Spends Week-end Here
Mr B B Baxter of Norfolk, visit
ed here last week-end.
Were Here Last Week-end
Mr and Mrs Hugh Burras. Jr.. of
Norfolk, visited relatives here last
week-end
Return to Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Joseph Frank have
returned L? their home in Philadel
pl.1.1 after a visit here with their son, |
Mi .Jack Frank.
Visit Here Saturday
Mrs Lee Brewer and daughter, I
Sally, of Windsor visited hen- Satur
day.
Here Last Week-end j
Mr.. T W. Hott. Sr., Mr. and Mrs.j
T W Hott. Jr.. and Mr Vinceftt
Whc< i-t. <,{ Narrows, Va., visited
Re\ and Mrs John L Goff here last
w*s4*re*hL?.-h ; / ; |
Spends Week-end Here
?Miss Virgil Ward> student at E.-Ck
T V Greenville, visited relatives
here 1.1. i week-end.
Visits Here Last Week-end
Harry Taylor, student in a Greens
lux,! visited his mo
lhei Mi Laura 'laylor. here last
r< k-i nd
Visit Relatives Here
Mr and Mrs. W. B. Gay lord, of
Whiteville. visited relatives here and
!ri Jarnesville last week-end.
in Rwky Mount Sunday
Mi and Mrs, Dick Williams visited
m Rocky Mount Sunday.
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CLARK'S Drug STORE
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SUITS ARE HEREv. . .
You're away to a heavenly start with a few of
thaae Swansdown suits tucked ia your luggage
. tT And at such little prices you can well afford
to have three or four. We've sketched two from
an entire collection... Immaculate little jackets
and action-loving skirts all done in fabrics that
have chat freah from-the-laundry loveliness that
you crave on a hot summer's day. Siaaa 10 to 18.
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
In Kirhmond Thursday
Mesdames Paul Jones. Myrt Harris
and Bruce Wynne visited in Rich
mond Thursday and Friday
Making Their Hotne Here
Mr. and Mrs. M. D Taylor and
daughter, of Winston-Salem. are now
making their home here. For the time
being they are at home with the for
mer\s brother. Mr J. B. Taylor, and
Mrs. Taylor, at their home on West
Main Street.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Mary" Helen Boykin, student
at E. C. T C.. Gerenville. visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Joe Boykin. j
here last week-end. I
Were Here Last Week-end
Messrs. Jack Hardison, J. B. Tay
lor and Jakie Taylor, located on the
tobacco market in Hughesville, Md?
visited relatives here last week-end.
Spends Week-end Here
Thad Harrison, student in a Rich
mond business school, visited rela
tives here last week-end.
Was Here Last Week-end
"Mr/ E. Ross Froneberger, br Hick
ory. visited friends here last week
endL r . i? ar-j" 'I
Visits Here I^Lst Week-end
Miss Vclma Bailey, student at A.
C. C . Wilson, visited Miss Annie Mat
Bailey here last week-end.
In Rich Square Sunday
Mrs. M D Beach, of Hamilton,
visited relatives in Rich Square Sun*
day.
Visits Relatives in Jamesville
Miss Hilda Modlin, teacher in the
Rocky Mount schools, visited rela
tives in Jamesville last week-end.
Were in Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs. Curtis Leggett and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simpson visited
in Philadelphia last week-end.
Visits Here Saturday
Miss Melissa Roebuck, of Plym
outh. visited here Saturday and Sun
day.
Was Here Sunday
Mr. Ben Edwards, of Greenville,
visited friends here Sunday.
Were Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roberson, of
Portsmouth, visited relatives here
Sunday.
Visit Here Sunday
Dr. and Mrs. Janie.s HathawaV!'of
Elizabeth City, visited the 1 fitter's
parents. Mi and Mrs. W A. James,
here Sunday. t r
Visiting in Hamilton
Mr. Frank Everett, of Pensacola.
Fh?, is visiting his father. Mr. Leroy
Everett* in Hamilton for a few days
Visits in Hamilton ?
Mrs.Selma Deal, of Scotland Neck,
visited in Hamilton last week-end.
Ls Able To Be Out
Mr. .feioert Manning is able to be
out after being confined for ten days
with a severe attack of pneumonia.
Visits in Hamilton
Miss Dorothy Flanders, of Enfield
and Dublin. Ga., visited Miss Mildred
Everett 111 Hamilton last week-end.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Addle Lee Meador was home
from E. C. T. C. Greenville, last
week end .
. In Durham Sunday
Mr. William Haislip and Mrs. Nan
nie Haislip were in Durham Sunday
visiting Mr. F. L Haislip, who is re
covering from an illness in a hospi
tal there
Was Here Last Week-end
Miss Naomi Riddick. of Rocky
Mount, visited friends here last
week-end.
Visits in Jamesville
Mr Howard Gaylord, of Laurel
Springs, spent the week-end in
Jamesville visiting relatives. He was
accompanied home by Mrs. Gaylord
who had been visiting there for sev
eral weeks.
Visit Hero Last Week end
Misses Rebecca Harrison and Ruth
Mcuilin. H'lH'lii'is in Hie High Point
schools, visited here last week-end.
Visit in Jamesville
Miss Hazel Hardison and Ralph
Hardison, of Raleigh, spent the week
end in Jamesville with their mother.
Mrs Minnie Hardison. J
In Wilson Sunday
Mrs. Carlyle Langley and son. Jer
ry; Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Brown and
Mrs. J. Sam Getsinger visited rela
tives and friends in Wilson Sunday
Were Here Sunday
Mrs. G. M. Roberson, of Norfolk,
and Mrs. and Mrs. W. Z. Morton and
son, Willie, of Greenville, visited Mrs
J. W. Andrews here Sunday.
In Jamesville Sunday
Miss Ella Mae Gay lord spent Sun
day with relatives in Jamesville.
Were Here Sunday
Dr. and Mrs. Will McDowell, of
Scotland Neck, visited Dr. and Mrs.
J. L. Spencer here Sunday
Attend Graduating Exercises
Miss Minnie Chesson, of Wiiliams
ton; Misses Marjorie. Avis and Ber
nice Ward. Jesse and Paul Ward, of
Robersonville, attended the graduat
ing exercises of Franklin Square
I Hospital, Baltimore. Wednesday and
j Thursday. Miss Linda Avis Ward was
| a member of the graduating class.
Were Here Yesterday
Patrolman Dick Mai lory and Mr.
jGrover Pittman, of Rocky Mount,
visited here yesterday.
Attend Annual Convention
I Messrs Jack Horner and Carroll
'cottmm are attending the annual
convention of North Carolina funer
al directors in Raleigh this week.
Visits Here last Week
Miss Julia Taylor, of Ward, W. Va.,
visited Miss Geraldine Stallings here
last week.
Visiting at Blount* Creek
Mrs. Bill White and son, Gerald,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wes
ton at Blounts Creek this week.
Were Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sumrell, of
Norfolk, visited Mr. and Mrs Clyde
Ward hero Sunday.
Attend Church Conference
Hcv. and Mr*. S. J. Stamen, Mr*.
J W. Walt* and Mimes Martha Leg
fett and Vashti Stamp* attended a
church conference in Goldtboro re
cently.
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Ticket Sale It
Progretsimt Sucre** fully
Ticket* for the cabaret dance to
night in the local high school gym
have been on sale for the past sever
al days and table reservations late
yesterday afternoon totaled 29. with
space ranging for one couple to as
high as ten couples
Talented members of the floor
show held a complete rehearsal yes
terday afternoon and the event bids
fair to be highly entertaining.
Mr. Pete Fowdep will be master of
ceremonies and Misses Ruby Harri
son, Julia Everett. Trulah Page, Na
talie Gould and Ruth Mortem will
serve as hostessed
Cigarette girls are Misses Mary
Pope, Millie Biggs. Bettie Rose Gur
ganus, Ann Fowden. Mary Warren
and Patsy King.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Dr. i^nd Mi M. Hinnant. of Mi
cro. announce the engagement of
their dought* r. Evelyn, to Wheeler
Martin Manning, of Wiliiamston, son
of Mrs. Belle Manning The wed
ding will take place in a formal cere
mony in Micro on June 6
Visit Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ainsiey. uf Ahos
kie. visited friends here Sunday. ~
Visit in Hamilton
Misses Dot and Virginia Perkins,
of Raleigh, visited relatives in Ham
ilton last week-end
Returns to Baltimore
Miss Cornelia Deal has returned to
her home in Baltimore after a visit
in Hamilton with Dr. and Mrs. E.
M. Long. ?i
In Rocky Mount Sunday
Ernest Meats visited in Rocky
Mount Sunday
Visit In Washing ton
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bowers vis
ited relatives in Washington Sun
day.
Was Here Last Week-end
Mr. William James, of Washington
City, visited his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. James, here last week
end.
Were Here Friday
Mesdames Harry and Ben Stephen
pson, of Pendleton, and Mrs. Henry
Madre, of Severn, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Garland Barnhill here Friday.
Are Visiting Here
Mrs. M. J. Richardson and Mrs. C
R. Speight, of Spring Hope, are visit
ing their daughter and son, Mr. and
Mrs Dean Snrieht. Ii-rr for m vit.iI
days.
Is Getting Along Well
?Mrs.-Oscar- Peel; of Bear Grass
Township, is getting along very well
following an operation in a Washing
ton hospital yesterday.
HONOR MRS. Bt'CK
Mrs J T Harris frwmit anH rela,
tives of the community and distant
points honored the birthday of Mrs
Annie Buck, mother of Mrs Harris
This proven devotion to this beloved
lady was shown by the number of
people who crowded the lawn at Mrs
Harriet Harris' home where the enor
mous picnic dinner was served at
1 30 o'clock
One of the three tables which were
heavily laden, was decorated with a
beautiful white cake bearing 72
pink candles. The Rev. Abroms de
livered a very appropriate talk be
fore dinner. Mrs. Buck received
many useful and treasured gifts
Aside from the community which
was very well represented, other
guests were Mr. and Mrs Jack Bul
lock and daughter, of Rocky Mount;
Mr. and Mrs. Tump Lewis and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson and
children. Mrs. Lena Wilson, Mrs
Marvin Wilson, Mrs. Fannie Hart and
daughter and Miss Cora Matthews,
all of Vanceboro: Mrs. Ed Williams
and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ashley Mizelle, of Washington; Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Mizelle and family, Mrs
Jennie Davenport, of Bethel.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs J H Bidriirk win singularly
honored on her sixtieth birthday last
Sunday when her children cave her
a surprise birthday party at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Leo Roberson
in Williams Township A picnic din
ner was enjoyed.
Those attending were:
Mr and Mrs. Herbert Roberson.
Mr. and Mrs C. B. Riddick. Mr. and
Mrs Sam Jones. Mr and Mrs. Hasley
Hardison and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Williams and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Hopkins and family.
Mr and Mrs. Clyde Roberson and
family, Mr. and Mrs. C B. Roberson
and family, Mr and Mrs Arthur
Simpson and family, Mr and Mrs.
N. S Riddick and family. Mrs Ottis
Hardison and children. Mrs. Annie
Roberson, Mr. and Mrs Oscar Bland
and family, Misses Gladys Tayloe,
Sallie Roberson. Dare Perry. Bertha
Hardison. Messrs. John Manning.1
Alonza Bland. Dalburg Riddick, Ben-1
nie Holland, Reuben Williams, Pete
Hardison. Many other friends called
during the afternoon and wished
Mrs Riddick many more happy
birthdays.
PROGRESS
and Thrift...
Once, oil lamps were the only common
source of illumination. Today, electric
power gives us daylight through the dark
est night. So has banking progressed,
taking our incomes into the light of sav
ing for independence.
Be Modern?Save Now
Guaranty Bank?
Trust Company
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Pfcfc'L M INBOR.N'E
Mrs Mary Layman Win borne of
n-.-.i, v? , Ur PmI, of
this place, were married in DeLand,
Fla.. laat Saturday, friends of the
couple were advised here over the
week-end by a message of scant
words.
Mr and Mrs Peel are expected
here within the next ten days to
make their home.
Better quality chicks, as well as
better feeding and management prac
tices, have enabled Lenoir County
farmers to raise a higher percentage
of their chicks this year
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