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Society and Personals
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Spends Week-end Here
Reg Manning, student at Duke
University, Durham, visited his par
ents here last week-end.
Visits in Hamilton
Miss Elizabeth Haislip, student at
E.e.TC, Greenville, visited relatives
in Hamilton last week-end.
Was Here Last Week-end
Mr. R. H. Clayton, located in
Greenville, visited Mrs. Clayton and
son, Dickie, here last week-end.
Leave for Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Perry left yes
terday for Galax. Va , to visit their
daughter. Mrs. Perry will remain
there for an extended visit.
Return from Kansas City
Mesdames Paul Simpson and John
Hardy returned today from Kansas
City where they attended a three
weeks' Episcopal Church conference,
leaves for Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. Frank Johnson left Sunday
for Harrisburg, Pa., where she will
make her home. Mrs. Johnson was
Miss Julia Daniel before her mar
riage several months ago.
Attends Football Game
Mr. John Eagles attended the Car
olina-State football game in Raleigh
Saturday.
Improving from Injury
Mr. Daney Taylor, Bear Grass far
mer who was critically hurt when
struck py a bicycle week before last,
is improving in a Washington hospi
tal.
Visit in Norfolk
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Spencer and lit
tle daughter visited Mr. and Mrs.
William Chase and son in Norfolk
last week-end.
Spends Week-end Here
Little Pete Fowden was home from
Fort Jackson, Columbia, S. C., for
the week-end.
Is Visiting in Norfolk
Mrs. Henry Crawford is visiting
Mr. and Mrs George Roberson in
Norfolk.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Sara Fulghum, of Wilson, vis
ited Miss Sara Cone here last week
end.
Returns to West Virginia
Miss Julia Watts has returned to
her home in Huntington, W. Va., fol
lowing a visit here with relatives.
Is Visiting Here
Mrs. Gould, of Manteo, is visiting
her daughters, Mrs. Dewey Hayman
and Miss Nat Gould, here.
Returns from Rocky Mount
Miss Nell Johnson, field represen
tative for the State Board of Char
ities and Public Welfare, has return
ed to her headquarters here follow
ing a visit with relatives in Rocky
nit
Is Visiting Here
Mrs. H. B. Jones is here visiting
her sister, Mrs. B. S. Courtney.
Spends Week-end Here
Mr. J. M Webb, of Norfolk, spent
the week-end here with relatives.
In Merry Hill Sunday
Mrs. J. W Smith visited in Merry
Hill Sunday.
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mmsmhbi ^irrunj in itaictgn
Miss Natalie Gould attended a
district meeting of the N. C. Employ
ment office in Raleigh last week
end
1 In Polkton Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Napier, of Dar
dens, visited in Polkton Sunday.
In Suffolk Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J O. Manning visit
ed in Suffolk Sunday.
Visit in Rocky Mount
Mosdames Lossie Harrison,
Blanche Anderson and John Tulloss
| v isited in Rocky Mount Saturday.
In Chapel Hill Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wallace, of
| Jamesville, visited their son in Cha
I pel Hill Saturday.
I Was Here last W eek end
! Jack Baker Saunders, student at
I the University, Chapel Hill, visited
friends here last week-end.
Visits Here Saturday
Mrs. Lee Brewer, of Windsor, vis
ited here Saturday.
Attend Homecoming
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rose attended
; the Christian Church homecoming
j 111 Robersonville Sunday.
Attend Wedding Saturday
Mrs. Sam Getsinger and Miss Pat
I tie Porter attended the Stalls-Pen
dleton wedding in Scotland Neck
? Saturday.
Visits in Norfolk
Miss Lorene Weaver visited her
' sister, Mrs. Dave Mizelle, and Mr.
i Mizelle, in Norfolk last week-end.
Visiting in Pocomoke City
1 Mrs. Jim Manning is visiting rel
atives in Pocomoke City for a few
days.
Were Here Saturday
Misses Minnie Lou and Whit Gil
lam, of Windsor, visited here Satur
day.
Plant Now For Winter Lawn
CLARK'S DRUG STORE
Plion<*H 52 & 53 L?-l u? fill your prtyeripliou
LUCKY TETER
and his
HELL DRIVERS
THE CRASH ROLL/
THE STUNT THAT
FIRST MADE
ll/CKV TETER, FAMOUS/
SEE!?Lucky Tctcr defy death when he jumps
stock sedan 15 to 20 feet in air over big high
way bus parked lengthwise in the path of his
flight. Twenty-eight high-speed automobile,
motorcycle stunts that will challenge wildest
stretch of your imagination!
Tarboro FAIR
ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY?2:30 P.M.
Friday, Oct. 25th
Legion Auxiliaries In
Meeting Here Saturday
The Senior and Junior Auxiliaries
of the American Legion met October
19th in the Lagion Hut. Muriel
Wynne, president of the Juniors,
opened the meeting with the first
venae of the "Star Spangled Banner."
Margaret Johnson read a short poem.
Lula Purvis Gray gave a short his
tory of Columbus and his discovery.
After this talk, everyone sang the
first verse of America. Then Mrs
Charlie Davenport gave a reading.
The meeting was closed by every
one singing "God Bless America."
Entertain For House Guest
Mrs. Ernest Etheridge and Miss
Clarice Duke entertained at bridge
Friday night in honor of their house
guest. Miss Selma Davis, of Grimes
land. who spent the week-end here.
The Halloween motif was carried
out in the tallies and the salad
course that was served They used
lovely orange flowers to emphasize
the motif, also.
Other guests were Miss Ruth Man
ning. who won the high score prize;
Mrs. Phillip Keel, who won the low
score award; Miss Estelle Crawford,
M iss Mary Benson, Miss Mary Whit
try. Mrs Hubert Coburn, Mrs. V.
J Spivey, Mrs. Garland Barnhill,
Mrs. A J. Osteon, Mrs. Sam Ed
wards, Miss Kathleen Bradley, Miss
Kathryn Mewborn. Miss Bettie Mayo
Everett and Mrs. Asa Crawford.
Miss Davis, honoree, was present
ed a guest prize.
HALLOWEEN PARTY
A Halloween and basket party
combined will be given at Macedonia
school building on Friday night of
this week at 7:30 o'clock. Proceeds
will be donated to the building
funds of the church. Everyone is
cordially invited
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Cullipher
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Huth Evelyn, to Rev. Dan
iel C. Boone, the wedding to take
place in the Kohersonville Metho
dist Church Thursday evening. Oc
tober 24th, at 7:45 o'clock
Visit Here Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Clay Wadell. of Wal
lace, visited here Sunday.
Was Here Sunday
?Miss Addle I,rn Meador, student
at E.C.T.C., Greenville, visited her
mother, Mrs Harry Meador, here
Sunday.
In Koanokr Rapids Friday I
Mesdames N. C. Green, Lossie
Harrison, Blanche Harrison, C. G.
Crockett and F U. Barnes visited
111 Roanoke Rapids Friday
Visits Here Saturday
Miss Mary Webb Askew, of Wind
sor, visited here Saturday afternoon
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Doris Moore, student at W.
C.U.N.C? Greensboro, visited her
mother here last week-end
Visits Here Saturday
Miss Margaret Palmer, of Kver
etts, visited here Saturday after
noon .
Return from W'rdding Trip
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Holding have
returned from their wedding trip
over the Skyline Drive.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr and Mrs. William Hodges, of
Raleigh, spent the week-end here
with Mr Hodges' parents, Mi and
Mrs. W. J Hodges.
Visit in Roanoke Rapids
Mr. arid Mrs. David Ilix and Mi
and Mrs Herbert Taylor visited in
J*""""1"- "-pelt Sunday
Was Here Saturday
Mrs. Peek White, of Windsor, vis
ited friends here Saturday
Visits Here Saturday
Miss Fannie L. Martin, of James
ville, visited here Saturday night
Attend Homecoming
Mrs. Mamie G. Taylor and daugh
ter, Miss Mamie Clyde, and Mrs. Har
ry Meador attended the Christian
Church homecoming in Roberson
ville Sunday,
Spends Week end Here
Miss Mary Helen Boykin, student
at E.C.T.C, Greenville, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E Boykin I
here last week-end.
Were Here East Week-end
Mr. John Walsh, of Roanoke, Va I
and Miss Mildred Darde, of Moores
ville, visited Mr and Mrs. R. L,. Co
burn here last week-end. '
Was Here Saturday
Miss Beatrice Stalls, of Roberson
Ville, visited here Saturday
Visits in Rocky Mount
Miss Mickey Quiglcy visited in
ftocKy Mount last week-end.
Wax Here Saturday
Miss Marjorie Roebuck, teacher
in the Wilmington schools, visited
here Saturday.
Visits Here Saturday
Miss Helen McCann, of Roper, vis
ited here Saturday.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs. W B Gaylord, of
week*end V",trd rpl"t,V" hprr ?"*
Is Visiting in Oak City
Miss Bessie Manning is visiting
cltyUne Mr J T Bennett, in Oak
Viait Here Sunday
M?V?d H D Tay,or and
oL w L Mumford. of Weldon, vis
here Sund'.y" ^ Manni"?
Visits in Hamilton
Vi'?inia Perkins, of Raleigh
visited relatives in Hamilton last
week-end She was accompanied
hack to Raleigh by her sister, Miss
Dorothy, who will visit there for a
rew days.
Were Here Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Phillip Water, and
daughter Peggy, of Windsor, visit
Sunday Bomer Ourganus here
STALLS-PENDLETON
Scotland Neck?The wedding of
Miss Neda Pendleton took place in
the Methodist Church at Scotland
Neck on Saturday, October 19. at
11 o'clock in the morning. The cere
mony was performed -before the
families and a few friends, with the
Rev W R. Dixon officiating.
Hie church was simply but beau
tifully decorated with pines, ferns,
candelabra and baskets of chrysan
themums A short program of wed
ding music was rendered by the
bride's aunt, Mrs. J H. Cutchin, of
Whitakers. The bride entered to the
strains of the wedding march from
Lohengrin and the wedding march
from Mendelssohn was played dur
ing the recessional.
She was given in marriage by her
brother, G. Edmund Pendleton, Jr
She wore a dress of soldier blue
crepe with full gored skirt and
matching bolero jacket with long
tight-fitting sleeves and a wine off
The-face hat with short veil. Her ac
cessories were wine, and her flow
ers were a Colonial bouquet of
talisman roses
Accompanying the bride as her 1
maid of honor was her sister, Miss
Alice Mae Pendleton, dressed in a
silk gaberdine dress made princess
style with short jacket trimmed
with velveteen Her accessories were
black and she carried a bouquet of
pink roses.
Janus Williams, of Williamston.
attended Mr. Stalls as best man. and
ushers were Carroll Jones, of Wil- !
liamston, and Harry L Allsbrook. j
of Portsmouth, Va.
Mrs. Stalls is the lovely brunette
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Cohuge
Edmund Pendleton of Scotland
Nock. She received her education
in the Scotland Neck High School
and Peace Junior College, Raleigh.
She is at the present time-'employ
ed by the Farm Security Adminis
tration in the Williamston office.
Mr. Stalls is the son of Mrs. D. D
Stalls and the late Mr. Stalls, of
Williamston. He was reared in Wtl
liamston, receiving Ins education in
the Williamston High School. He
holds a responsible position with the
Martin Supply Company in Wil
liamston.
Immediately after the ceremony,
Mr. and Mrs. Stalls left for a trip
through Virginia, after which they
will be at home on Watts Street in
Williamston.
Following the rehearsal on Fri
day night, an informal reception
was held at the home yf the bride's
parents, honoring the bridal party
and out-of-town guests.
Lions To Meet Thursday
The regular meeting of the Wil
liamston Lions club will be held on
Thursday evening at 7 p.m. at the
Woman's Club. All members are
urged to be present.
B. AND L. OFFICIALS HERE TODAY
Prominent officiate of the North Carolina lluilding and l oan League
and leaders ami directors from thirty building and lean associations in
this section of the State are holding a district meeting here this after
noon and evening in the Woman's Cluh llall lor a discussion of various
building and loan topics. Included in the list of state officials are .Mar
tin F. (taudian. Raleigh, executive secretarv of the league, top left; Cieo.
W. Crone. Raleigh, deputy insurance commissioner, top right; llenry
Gregory, Jr.. Rockv Mount, president of the league, lower left, and O.
K. I .uKoqtie. president of the Federal Home Loan Hank, of Winston
Salem, lower right.
Visits in tllizabrth City llu/Hi*! I'hilalhcas ID
Miss Ann Asl.cw visited in Klizn S,.rr?? fruit*
belli City lust week-end ?
Visits in Kit'll Square Members the Kaptist I'liiluthea
Miss Miiiuin' Brown. leachei in via . will serve'tin oyder and 'oti'iek
till' Iluinilti.il M-hiKil. visited in Rich *.?? s-auH| allpper in tin liascmciit of
Square last week end. . . .
M - the eh lire 11 r l iday evening of this
Are Visiting Here week between fi and 8 odock The
Mr. und Mrs c K Johnson and u|>(>? i is the fn i diediil< d in the
daughter. Judy, of Durham, are vis- leeentlv equipped rooms of (lu
lling Mis I.iii y W.nd lieie t him n and Hie public IS mviled
SWEET HOME
The Christian Endeavor of Sweet
Home church met Sunday evening
it 6 30 with the largest number of
young people to ever gather. With
a very interesting program "Youth
Goes Courting,' with presiding pres
ident. Miss Marie Harrison, and de
votional by Miss Mary E Keel, and
those taking part in the program
*vre Misses Del me Harrison. Cath
L'leen Taylor. Irene Knox. Annie Mae
Bailey. Nina L Britton. Hattie Ward,
Edna Criss. Dori. Rogers. Gladys
Ayers and Mr James I). Taylor, H.
U. Harrison, Jr . and Rev. Garland
Bland. Mr. Lonnie Criss and Win
Field Hudson, of Leggetts Cross
Roads, rendered a special event for
the evening- The program was very
interesting and rendered beautiful
ly and enjoyed by all. After the pro
gram Rev. Preston Cayton, of Eden
Ion. held tin- usual Sunday night
iHTVICi < ??
Miss Mane Harrison and Miss
Nellie Rogers spent the week-end
with Misses Gladys and Elise Hodges
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
{lodges, of Washington
Mr and Mr. Willi.- Alhgood. of
Washington, visited Sunday m the
'lome of Mr and Mrs. Charlie Ayers
n Bear Grass.
Mr Alton Jatnes. of Snow Hill,
visited friends Sunday ?n the home
>f Mr and Mr Charlre Ayers. of
B? ar Grass
Carlyle Hall is visiting friends at
Vlars Hill College this week.
Mr W O Whin returned y ester
I-1 v from- a Washington hospital
a lun lie underwent an operation
The \tlniitie
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of Kli/.alielli C.ily. IN.
\\ i?llc* lo Voiiooiire llie
appointment of
Mr. C. I\ II ALL
of \\ illiaiii-tou. as our
Martin County represen
tative lo cxcculc criminal
appearance liotiiN, civil
court co-.|h. claim ami ?lc
livery a u <1 attachment
liomls. Mr. Mali will lie
ylatl lo lake care of your
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