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Society and Personals
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Returns from Philadelphia
Hi Gurganua has returned from
a visit with friends in Philadelphia
Visit Along Skyline Drive
'Mr. and Mrs. O. L WRlard
Miss Pattie Battle barer returned
from a tour along the Skyline Drive.
?Man from World's Mr
Messrs Eugene Rice, Ernest
Mean, Wigg Watts and Roy Ward re
turned from a trip to the World's
Mr Friday.
la Danville Last Waek-ead
Mr. Eugeae Rice visited relatives
in Danville last week-end
Mm in Boeky Mount
Mr. Ernest Mears visited relatives
in Rocky Mount last week-end
Spends Week end Here
Haix/ Taylor, student in a Greens
boro business school, visited his mo
ther, Mrs Laura Taylor, here last
week-end.
BOturns front Lunberton
Mleg Mary Rndgerson has return
ed from a three weeks' visit with
fMends in Lumberton.
At Pamlico Per Few Weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Godwin are
at Pamlico for a few weeks.
Return to Georgia
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Harris have
returned to their home in Rome,
Qe., Sunday, after a visit with the
letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs Van
Iky lor, in Everetts
Visit in Greenville
Mrs. George Taylor, Misses Thel
ma Peele and Anna Louise Taylor,
of Everetts, visited in Greenville on
Wednesday.
Visits at Pamlico /?
Little Miss Katherine Batchelor
visited at Pamlico last week-end.
Was at Bsyview
Mr. Buck Ayers, of Everetts, was
at Bayview over the Fourth.
At Pamlico Last Week-end
Dr. and Mrs. Grover Godwin visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Godwin at
IMmlico last week-end.
VWting at White Lake
Maasrs. Dillon Cobb and Exum
Ward are visiting at White Lake and
Oarolina Beach this week,
b Visiting Parents Here
Bob Everett, of the U. S. Navy,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ftobert Everett, near here, for a few
days.
Arrive Here Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughes, of
Providence, R. L, arrived here yes
terday to spend some time with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Roberson have
returned from their wedding trip to
the mountains of North Carolina and
Virginia and are at home on Marsh
all Avenue
In Washington Sunday
Mm Josephine Harrison was in
Washington Sunday visiting Mr. Ed
win Holding, who entered a hospi
tal there Saturday for treatment of
an old knee injury.
Returns to Snow Hill
Mias Sophia Frizzelle has return
ed to her home In Snow Hill after a
visit here with Miss Reid White.
Vteit at Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. James and
Mrs. James Taylor, of Robersonville,
spent the week-end at Nags Head
with Dr. and Mrs Hathaway
Is Visiting Here
Mrs. George Stewart, of Siler City,
is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. S.
Courtney She was accompanied by
yesterday
Marriage Ureases Issued
Marriage licenses were issued last
week by Register J Sam GeUinger
in this county to, Johnnie Robert
West and Minnie FiUingame, both
of New Bern, end to J. Phillip Keel,
of Robersonville and Williamston,
eeaonville.
mtursui from World's Fair
Mils Lora Sleeper has returned
fsom a trip to the World's Fair and
ji. vhtt with relatives in the New
Qigiand states.
| Return from Farmvtlie
Mrs. J. C Manning and sons, Asa
and Richard, have returned from a
visit with relatives in Farmville
Mr. Dallas Taylor, of labwo. vis
ited relatives here last week-end
Miss Mary Brown Allgood has re
turned from a visit with relatives
and friends in Franklin, Va
Visits la Norfolk
Mrs. Mary Bonner Guiganns has
returned frasn a visit with relatives
in Norfolk. She was accompanied
home by her daughter, Mrs EMza
-beth Copeland and daughter
Visit in Fredericksburg
Mr. and Mrs. Charles James visit
ed in Fredericksburg last week-end.
They were accompanied home by
Mrs. H. C. James and aons.
Was Business Visitor Here
Messrs. J. P. Woodard and P. G.
Gallop, of Swan Quarter, were here
Saturday attending to business.
, In Oriental Saturday
Miss Catharine SpruHl visMad in
Oriental Saturday and Sunday.
Attend Keel-Jankins Wadding
| Mi and Mm. D. V. Clayton and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Griffin attend
ad the Keel Jenkins wedding in
Robersonville Sunday.
In Rocky Mount Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Ed
wards and ton, Jack, and Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Pittman visited in Rocky
Mount Sunday.
Returns from Mooresvtlte
Miss Thelma Lilley has returned
from Mooresville where she visited
friends for several days.
Visit at Famtico Beach ?
Joe Thrower, Fenner Wallace. Joe
TTiigpen and John Fleming Thigpen
spent Saturday night at Pamlico
| Beach.
In Dunn Last Week-end
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sessoms and
family visited in Dunn last week
end.
Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chasson cele
brated their 96th wedding anniver
sary last Sunday. The family and
many guests were entertained with
a delicious barbecue dinner.
Returns to Norfolk
Mrs. F. R. Simpson has returned
to her home in Norfolk after visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Enoch Gardner and
Mrs. Pearl Settlings in Jamesville.
Recovering from Ulnem
Miss Carrie Jones is recovering
from an attack of malaria at her
home near here.
Visits in Franklin, Va.
Mrs. Frank Storey Cutchin visited
in Franklin. Va.. last week.
Spend Week-end Hare
Mrs. Simon D. Perry, of Cross
Roads, and Mrs, Clyde Modlin, of
| Jamesville, spent the week-end here
with their mother, Mrs. W. L. Jones.
Returns from Texas
I Rev. Jack Vinson has returned
from Texas where he spent saveral
days visiting relatives.
Visits at Pamlico Beach
Or. J. T. Llewellyn spent the week
end at Pamlico Beach
At More head Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith spent I
Sunday at Morehead City.
Visits at Bayview
Miss Grace Rogers, of Bear Grass,
visited at Bayview last week-end.
Return from Wedding Trip
Reported Quite 111
Frank Jordan, of Gardens, is re
ported to be quite ill in Duke Hospi
tal, Durham. m
Visits In Durham
Miss Constance Rabin spent the
week-end in Durham with friends.
In Rocky Mount Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Batchelor and
daughter, Kiilhcnne, adn Misses Lois
and Eleanor Taylor visited friends in
Rocky Mount Sunday.
Was Here Yesterday
Mr. Claude T. Smith, of Roberson
ville. was here yesterday attending
to business
DONALDSON-HOWARD
Mr. and Mrs. Furney Howard an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter. Leu, to ltr. Clayton Donaldson,
on Thursday, July 4th, in Baltimore.
Md
Mrs. Donaldson was becomingly
attired in a powder blue disss with
white accessories to match.
The young couple will make their
home in Baltimore where Mr. Don
on is employed.
Visit at Pamlico Beach
Herbert Whitley and Billy Clark
spent last week-end at Pamlico
Beach with friends.
Returns to Rocky Mount
Miss Mildred Perry has returned
to her home in Rocky Mount after
spending several days near here with
relatives.
Visit at Nags Head
Bill Conley, John RHey, Ben Court
ney and Whit Hnrvis spent Saturday
and Sunday Jn Nags Head.
In Rocky Mannt Sunday
ltr. and Mrs. Onward Hoberaon
visited relatives in Rocky Mount on
Sunday.
Are VlsSUng Here
Mrs. Harold Clark and daughter,
Francos, of Jacksonville. Fla . are
here visiting Mrs. Clark's mother,
Mrs Fannie Crawford.
In Rocky Mount Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams, Jr.,
visited friends in Rocky Mount Sun
day.
Visit at Mo re hand City
Misses Vashti Starnes. Marjorie
Lindsley, Marie Griffin and Helen
Lindsley and N. R. Manning and
Hershel Miller spent Sunday at
Morehead City.
Was Business Visitor Here
Tom Gilliam, of Windsor, was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Fished At Morehead
Messrs. Irving Margoiis, Jack
Frank, H. O. Peel and Phil Robbins
fished at Morehead City Sunday.
At Nags Hand Last Week-end
Messrs. Jack Manning, Howard
Cone and Bud Crockett were vtsi
tors at Nags Head last week-end
Were Here Saturday
Mrs. A. W Davenport and children,
of Wilmington, visited friends here
Saturday and Sunday.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bunn, of Roan,
oke Rapids, were visitors here last
week-end.
Returns frem Raleigh - ?'
Rev. Z. T. Piephoff has returned
from Ruleigh where he attended the
Presbyterian Young People's Con
ference.
Visits in Washington City
Miss Lillian Breen spent last week,
end in Washington City with Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Sorentrue
Is Visiting Here
Miss Lettie Jones, of Greensboro,
is here spending several days with
Mrs. Daisy Purvis.
At Pamlico Saturday
Messrs Hubert Cuburn, John A.
Manning. George Harrison, Jr., and
Titus Critcher spent last Saturday
I fishing at Pamlico Beach.
Visit at Nags Head
| Mr. und Mrs. Charles Whitley spent
Saturday and Sunday at Nags Head.
Is Visiting Here
Miss Kathleen Taylor, of Sanford,
' 'S the guest of Mr and Mrs W. L.
. Taylor,__Mi*a Taylor Is the__n?ee of
Mr. Taylor.
Returns from Rocky Mount
Ben Manning has returned from
Rocky Mount where he visited
friends for several days.
Was Here Friday
Miss Edith Smith, of Ahoskie,
spent Friday and Saturday here
with frienda.
Is Home from Duke
Reginald Manning is home from
Duke University, where he attended
summer school.
Returns from Marten
Miss Bolton Cowen has returned
from Manteo where she visited Miss
Nat Gould for several days. *
In Morehead Sunday
Miss Faye Gurganus. Mr. and Mrs.
George Hatton Gurganus and daugh
ter, Barbara, visited in Morehead
City Sunday.
Leaves for Durham
Mrs. Mary Bell Osborne la leav
ing today for Durham where she t*~
to receive medical treatment at Duke
lioapilaL
Returns to Halifax
Mrs. Milton Norman has returned
to her home in Halifax following a
visit here with her mother, Mrs. A.
H asset!.
Return to Raleigh
Mr. and Mr?. W P. Hodges and lit
tle so nhave returned to their home
in Raleigh following a visit here
with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hodges
Leave for New York
Messrs. Leman BarnhilL Fred Tay
lor and Vernon Bunting left today
for New York where they will attend
the World's Fair and -eee the sights
Visiting at llj iRi Hearts
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Manning arc
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5 lbs. Wrisley's BATH AQr
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HINTS FOR
HOMEMAKERS
% Mart Brown
!? i In DlrweUc,
July and vacation tune (or moat
of ua. but to the home maker, that
vacation time
IMUJ UC"
on her tn
(or 'tis
her pleasure to
make the holiday
of her family and
friends s o m e
thing of joy long
to be remember
ed. Picnics, lprgt'
and small, have
to be arranged
for.
Plan foods that
are simple and
wholes ome ?
inings mat may
mm AHgeed **? P"P?r?i tor
in advance, so
thai you loo may enjoy the outing.
With the aid of a portable electric
roaster a hot lunch or supper may
be served?prepared and cooked at
home?the insulated roaster will
keep It hot lor houis.
Iter a larg. group try this tasty
recipe
Spaghetti Aad Meat Balls
For 25 People
? No. 2 1-2 cans tomato puree ?
pour in cooking well of roaster
4 cans tomato paste?add to puree
2 lbs. onions diced and 6 large
geren peppers diead, saturate in 1 cup
olive oil and add to tomato
6 cloves garlic, out fine; 4 bay
loaves, place in small cheesecloth bag
and add to tomato Removing before
serving.
Salt to taate, .about 2 tablespoons
Black pepper, 2 teaspoons
Cayenne pepper, 1 teaspon
2 lb. sweet Italian sausage, cut in
slices.
Combine the above in the large
removable inset of the roaster. Set
temperature control at 35a* and cook
while preparing the maat balls
Meat Balls
6 lb. chuck beef; 3-4 lb. onions; 4
cloves garlic ? Voire through meat
chopper twice.
1 cup line bread or cracker crumbs
6 eggs
2 tbsp salt
2 tsp pepper
Mi* all together very thoroughly
and shape in small balls. Brown in
olive oil and add to tomato sauce to
simmer for 2 hours.
Serve over boiled spaghetti with
grated Parmesan Cheese
Spaghetti
6 lb. Italian Spaghetti boilad 20
minutes in rapidly boiling water.
Served with hard rolls, pickles and
olives, potato aalad. fruit and drink. [
Potato Salad
8 lb. 4 oz. potatoes, cooked
1-2 cup French dressing
1 1-2 qt celery, cut fine >
U hard-cooked eggs
3-8 cup green onion, cut fine
3 tbsp salt
3 cups mayonnaise
3-8 cup prepared mustard
3 tbsp chopped parsley
Dice the potatoes in half-inch
cubes and marinate in the French
dressing for about ten mllMRM. Cut
the celery uniformly and the eggs
Into half-inch cubes and add with
the remaining ingredients to the po
tatoes. Serve in lettuce cups.
52 servings, 4 ni each (appro*j
mately 1-2 cup)
For cold service try Tombeche
sandwiches or a thin slice of Bmtth
field ham and smoked turkey on
white bread, spread thinly with may
onnaise.
Tombeohe Sandwiches
3 cups tomatoes, strained
12 nr dr'?d
12 oz. nippy cheese, chopped
00 bread slices
1 lb. butter, creamed
Strain the tomatoes to remove the
seeds. Grind the dried beef very line
and mix with tomatoes and bring
to a boil. When the beef is tender,
add the.cheese and stir until it is
melted. Let cool. Butter one slice
of bread and spread the other alice
with one ounce of the filling Place
the other alice on top. Cut in half
diagonally and garnish with water
cress and ptcklea.
Yield: 45 sandwiches, 1 oz. filling
: (approximately 1-6 cup).
Deviled Kggs
4 doz. eggs
4 tsp salt
2-3 cup vinegar
1 cup mayonnaise
1 tbsp mustard
2 tsp paprika
In order to have the eggs firm but
tender cook below the boiling point
for about thirty minutes. Feel and
cut in halves lengthwise. Remove
the yolks. Put the yolks through a
sieve and mix with the mayonnaise
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rtTTMAN
Of interest to many friends in
North Carolina and Virginia was the
marriage of Miss Martha Everett
Robinson, of Palmyra, to Harrell
Jeaknis Ptttman. of Tartaaec
the cu?lony was performed in
suffalk. Va. Sunday. Jam 30th, at
>even o clock in the evening. Or A.
L. PrankMn officiated, using the
ring ceremony.
The bride wore a rose chiffon dress
with white accessories
Mrs Pittman is the only daughter
of Mr and Mrs J. W Robinson, of
Palmyra She is a graduate of Hob
good High School and has just com
pleted her third year at Greensboro
College. Very popular in her school
activities, she was May Day attend
ant in her sophomore year.
Mr. Pittman is the son of Mr John
11. Pittman and the late Mary Marks
Pittman. He is a promising busine
man in Tarboro. where the couple
will make their .
Visits in Philadelphia
Mrs Frank Johnson visited
Philadelphia last week-end
Visit in Roanoke Rapids
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor and
laughter. Patricia, visited friends in
Roanoke Rapids last Sunday
Visit in 31 ore head City
Misses Mamie Clyde Taylor, Mane
Griffin and Lorrne Weaver visited
m Morehead City last week.
Returns to Raleigh
Mr. W. H. Johnson has returned to
Raleigh where he will resume his
work with the R. and S. company.
Spends Week-end Here
Mrs. Luther Walters, of Wake For
est. spent last week-end near here
with Mrs. W. H. Edwards
Shop Here Saturday
Mesdames C. H. Rabin and W. B.
Starr, of Windsor, shopped here last
Saturday.
and seasonings. Refill the whites of
the eggs with this mixture For dev
iled egg salad, place two halves on
u lettuce loaf and gamier with a
pickle cut in half or with pimento
strips.
Yield: 48 servings (two halves
each).
Is
Mr and Mrs TalK Qarris visited
in Norfolk last week-end
Spend Week-end Here
Mr and Mrs Charles Herriott. of
Washing ton. visited friends and rel
atives here last week-end
Viatt at Morehead City
Messrs Ben and Lt-land Hardison
spent Sunday at Morehead City.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr Harry BarnhiU. of Colerain.
was a business visitor here last Sat-1
urday.
Visiting in Peters bum
Miss Essie Peel is visiting rela
tives in Petersburg for a few dsys.
Visit st Shady Banks
Messrs John Miller and Krtink
Weaver spent last week at Shady
Banks
At Bayview Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs W H Johnson. Miss
Athlea Boone and Mrs. Lawrence
Hyman spent last Wednesday and
Thursday at Bayview
Mrs John Henry Edward* visited
her mother. Mrs W H Adains. >n a
Rocky Mount hospital Sunday Mrs
Adkiru is there tor treatment
Mr Norma:. Hetiiesai returned
home yesterday after undergoing
treatment m a Richmond hospital
Were Heee Yesterday
Chief Edmund Early and son, Ed
mond, Jr . and Mr Wilbur Barrett
were here yesterday from Oak City
on business.
Visit at Caroline Beach
Mrs W. C Valentine, Messrs G.
P. Hall and Roy Ward visited friends
at Carolina Beach last Thursday
In Richmond Yesterday
Messrs. C D and Sutton Carstar
phen were in Richmond yesterday
Visit at Bayview
Mr. and Mrs Bill Howell. Miss
Mamie Clyde Taylor, Messrs Gar
ner House and Woodrow Ttce visit
ed friends at Bayview last week-end.
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SALE
Thursday, July 11th
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Sheer Itutixit- and Waxhuhle Silk?. Regular 2.00 yuIiich ?
LADIES' DRESSES
fft.00 value, NOW $L9?
$4.00 value. NOW $2.88
$5.00 value, NOW $8.88
Hoys
WASH SUITS
?1.00 value, NOW 70e
79e value?2 for .?1.00
LADIES' POGKETBOOKS ami GLOVES?Our Bp
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Ladies' Hals
JS/.4M value
79 c
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Play Suite
2.(Ht value?/Voir
*1.48
Children'*
Flay Suits
with Skirl. 1.25 value
79tj
Ladies' Hats
2.00 value?/Vote
$1.00
Children'?
Sun Suits
69o value?Now
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SLACKS
with Blouses To Match
$1.49 value
79c
ALL BATHING SUITS REDUCED BELOW COST
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