tn Onl?
Mrs. Jesse Whitley is visiting her
son, Lieutenant Herbert Whitley, at
Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga., for a
few days.
Was Here Last Week-end
Dr. J. L Spencer, of Portsmouth,
visited here last week-end He was
accompanied home by Mrs. Spencer
and little daughter, Mars- Morton.
In Wilson Sunday
Mrs. W. E. Dunn visited her mo
ther in Wilson Sunday.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Marjorie Gray Dunn, student
ot W.C.U.N.C., Greensboro, visited
her parents. Mr and Mrs W E
Dunn, here last week-end
In Norfolk Last Week-end
Miss Lorene Weaver spent the
week-end in Norfolk with relatives
IIB^RTY UMEfrlCKS
I J
Said ? Boy Scout named
Anthony Gray,
"Cm whit?about all I can
p*y
la a dime at a time
For Saving* Stamp*, but
Fm
Going to own a Saving*
Bond some day!"
I
daiaal tk? Axis,
id buy t. 8.
Saving* Stamp* and Bonds
Thi? Space
Contributed By
PEELE'S
JEWELERS
<w?n. Connally Weds
Mrt. Lucille Sanderson sneppara.
widow of Sen. Morris Sheppurd of
Texas, was married to Sen. Thomas
Connally of Tex., at tbe First Bap
tist Ghureh in New Orleans. La
Both the bride. 61, and groom, 6J.
have married children
Were Here Last Week-end
Mr and Mrs Paul Roy, of Ashe
boro, visited Mr and Mrs P. H.
Brown here last week-end.
Visits in Elizabeth City
Mist Mary Taylor spent the week
end in Elizabeth City with her mo
ther. Mrs Madge Taylor.
Spends Week-en
Mrs Stuart Whitley, of Raleigh,
visited her mother, Mrs G A. Peel,
over the week-end
Are Vial tine
Mr. and Mrs J. M. Boiee. of Sol
umans. Md., are visiting the letter's
mother. Mrs C. O. Moore,, here for
a few days Mr Bciae is in the Nav
al Reserve
Returns to
Mrs Rosa Eagles returned to her
home m Macclesfield last Saturday
after spending a week here with her
>011, Mr John Eagles, and Mrs
Eagles.
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Visit in Beer Grass
Mr. and Mrs. H. W Warden and
children, Bill, Bettie Jean and Gail,
uf Winston-Salem, spent the week
end with Mr and Mrs Kneezer Har
rison in Bear Grass.
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Visits Near Everett#
John Carter Jones, of Norfolk,
spent the week-end with his par
ents, Mr and Mrs J. R. Jones, near
Everetts.
Spend Week-end Here
Mi and Mrs M. D. Tetterton and
son. Dale Claude and Darrell from
Richmond, were here last week-end
visiting their mothers, Mrs. George
D Gumes and Mrs C M Tetter -
ton in Plymouth.
HUNDREDS Ol LOVELY
COTTON
DRESSES
SEERSUCKERS, GINGHAMS,
PIQUES, SPUN-RAYONS
All Ready To Keep You Cool
and Smart Looking All
Summer Long
$1.98-$5.95
2-Piece SEERSUCKER SUITS
$4.95
MARTIN
Supply Company
Returns from Scotland Nock
Mrs Oswald Stalls has returned
from a week's visit with relatives in
Scotland Neck.
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Visiting in
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Eubanks and
little daughter, Sue, are spending a
few days with relatives in Mississip
pi
Likes The Navy
A. communication from Howard
harp at the Naval Training Base,
Norfolk, says the young man surely
likes il there but that he is really
putting in some hard work.
Visit in i
Mr and Mrs Joe Wynne and lam
ily, of Georgetown, S. C., spent the
week-end in the county with Mrs.
Johnnie Wynne.
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Was Here Last Week sat
Billie Biggs was home from Fort
Bragg for the week-end
Visits in Elizabeth City
Mrs. Eva Avant spent the week
end with relatives in Elizabeth
City
Returns to South Carolina
Mrs. Leamon Keel has returned to
her home in Georgetown, S. C., fol
lowing a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Johnnie Wynne, in Bear Grass.
Entertains At Picnic
Mrs J. L. Davenport, of James
vi lie, entertained her children,
grandchildren and great-grandchil
dren at a picnic at Ray's Camp last
Sunday In addition to members of
the family. Rev. Mr Ward and
friends of Roper were the recipients
of Mrs Davenport's hospitality.
Visit in Laurinburg
Mrs Mamie Taylor and Miss Ma
mie Clyde Taylor visited Mr and
Mrs Dick Bridgers in Laurinburg
last week-end.
In More head Sunday
Messrs. Wigg Watts, Jimmie Watts,
Rupert Cowan andT om Crawford
visited in Morehead Sunday.
Gettnig Along Nicely
Mrs H. O. Peele is getting along
nicely following an operation in a
Kinston hospital.
>
in Kinston Sunday
Mr H. O. Peele and Mrs. Mary
Belie Osborne visited Mrs. H. O.
Peele Sundsy in Kinston.
Is Visiting Here
Billy Harrell, of Pantego, is vis
iting his aunt, Mrs. Mary Belle Os
borne, here for a few days.
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Visit in Raleigh
Misses Neli Harrison and Blanche
Harrison visited friends in Raleigh
last week-end.
in Whitakers Sunday
Mr and Mrs. John Tullos visited
in Whitakers Sunday
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Ruth Ward, of Norfolk, vis
ited her parents here last week
end.
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Visiting Mother Here
Pvt Francis Peele, of the Quarter
master Corps, Camp Lee, Va, is
spending a few days here with his
mother, Mrs. Sadie Peele.
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Was Here Last Week-end
Mrs. Raymond Jackson, of Plym
outh, visited Mrs. Ellis Ramey here
last week-end.
Visit in Scotland Neck
Mr J. W Bellflower, Jr., of Oak
City, and Miss Pennie Rose Wa
ters visited in Scotland Neck Sun
day
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Spends Week-end Here
Mr. Rudolph Peel, of Portsmouth,
visited his mother, Mrs G A Peel,
here last week-end.
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Visit Here Sanday
Mr Gerald James, Miss Edna Earl
James and friends, of Norfolk, visit
ed Mr and Mrs Jimmy James here
Sunday.
In RobersaariHe Sunday
Misses Mary Ruth Ward, Mattie
Lou Keel and Eleanor Gay Cherry,
of Everetta. visited in Roberson
ville Sunday.
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Visits in Goldsboro
Miss Elsie Jackson visited friends
in Goldsboro last week.
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Was Here Laai Week-Mid
Corporal "Pete" Fowden, of Camp
Jackson, visited his parents, Ml . and
Mrs L. T. Fowden, here over the
week-end.
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In Ja
Messrs Joseph Uolliday and Jos-1
eph Martin, of A. C. College, Wil
son, visited relatives in Jamesvllle
Sunday.
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Spends Week-end Here
Mlsa Ollie Ange visited Mr. and
Mrs. Tilmon Coltrain over the week
end.
Was Here Last Week-end
Mias Hennie Gurganua, of Norfolk,
visited relatives here over the
waek-end.
In Portsmouth For Faw Days
Mrs. Moses Whaelnr is visiting in'
Portsmouth, Vs., for a few days.
Visits Hare Lea* Wook end
Mr. Ed Rogers, eon of Mayor'
George Rogers, of Ahockie, visited
here Inat waak eiM
Awarded Red Cross Service Bar
Mrs. August Belmont (right) of the National Red Crosa Committee Is
pinning the Service Pin for "more than 20 years continuous service" on
Mrs. William Kinnicutt Draper, vice-chairman of the New York
Chapter, in New York City. Mrs. Draper has been active in Red Cross
work since 1898. Bar-pir.s for more five, ten, fifteen and twenty years
service have been issued. (Central Pre**)
Spending Few Bays Here
Miss Bmt Jackson, of Portsmouth,
is spending a lew days here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jack
son.
Visit Here Sunday
Messrs JoJo Umphlett, of Ports
mouth; J. D. Bunting and Vasco
Green, of Ahoskie, visited friends
here Sunday.
In Ahoskie Sunday
Mr and Mrs Hugli Horton and
children visited in Ahoskie Sun
day.
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Visit in Reeky Mount
Mr. and Mrs Davis Harrison, Jr.,
and daughter Sandra, Mrs. Tom
Bamhill and Mrs. Henry Harrison
visited in Rocky Mount Saturday.
In Ahoskie Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. K. D Worrell visit
ed in Ahoskie Sunday.
Visiting in Rocky Mount
Eddie Bufflap is visiting his grand
parents, Mr and Mrs. S. Felton, in
Rocky Mount for a few days
In Farmville Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Baker and
daughter, Joyce, and Mrs Buck
Bamhill visited in Farmville Sun
day
Spends Week-end Here
Buck Holloman, of Portsmouth,
spent the week-end here with his
mother, Mrs. W J. Smith.
Visit in Rocky Mount
Mr and Mrs. C. D. Pittman and
son visited relatives in Rocky
Mount Sunday
Visit in Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Blount. Jr.. of
Jamesville, visited the latter's par
ents in Norfolk over the week -end
Spend Week-end Here
Mr and Mi's. Bruce Holloman, ot
Greensboro, visited Mrs. W J. Smith
here last week-end.
Was Here 1-ast Week-end
Bill Hollonian. of Washington
City, spent the week-end here with
his mother, Mrs. W J Smith.
Visit Here Last Week-end
Misses Virginia and Vivian Tay
lor, of Greensboro; Maude Taylor,
of Norfolk, and Mr. Harry Taylor,
of Norfolk, visited their mother,
Mrs Maude Taylor, here over the
week-end.
In Chapel Hill Sunday
Mrs J. H. Saunders and Mr and
Mrs. Elbert S. Peel and son, Bill
Bob, were in Chapel Hill Sunday
visiting Jack Baker Saunders and
Elbert Peel, Jr.
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Spend Week-end Here
' Mr. and Mrs. John Mattox, oi
Virginia Beach, spent the week-end
here with Mrs Mattox' slater, Mrs.
Kenneth Lindsley, and Mr. Linds
ley.
Visit Here Yesterday
Mrs. Sam WooHord and little
daughter, of Holland, Va , visited
friends here yesterday.
Spend Week-end
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn and chil
dren, of Roanoke Rapids, spent the
week-end here \with Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Kimball.
Visit Here Last Week
Mrs E W. .Turner and Miss
Blanche Turner, of Cheriton, Va.,
and Mr. K J. Hutchinson, of Keller,
Va., visited Mrs. Betty Eason here
last week. They attended the grad
uation of Miss Catherine Turner in
the local high school.
Were Here Last Week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin, of
Jamesville, spent the week-end here
with Mrs. Martin's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W L. Manning.
Returns to Mississippi
Corporal Albert Roberson is re
turning today to Keesler Field, Miss.,
after spending several days here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. P.
Roberson.
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Visits in Farm Life
Elton Hardy visited his mother in
Farm Life Sunday.
Returns to Norfolk
Jerry Manning, of the U. S. Navy,
returned to his station in Norfolk
yesterday after spending the week
end here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Is'wis Manning.
Spends Week-end Here
Mr William Lilley, of Washing
ton City, spent the week-end here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ka
der Lilley. He was accompanied as
far as Richmond on the return trip
by his parents.
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Honored At Salem College
Miss Katherine Manning^ daugh
ter uf Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Manning,
was recently honored ut Salem Col
lege when she wus elected represen
tative of the sophomore class to the
student government of Salem Col
lege
IN MEMORY
In memory of Mr. W L Stalls
In my memory I can see
Those wonderful days as use to be.
Days of love, life and peace;
That love of ours never ceased.
Then God for some reason unknown
Took him away to his long home.
He left us here to endure the days
Of this old world and its Wild Days.
Left us here one day in May
On our own dear Mother's Day
No one knows the tears and sorrow,
Those of yesterday and tomorrow
In time we might forget
But he still lives in my memory yet.
Wife and Daughter.
HAVE YOU 60U6HT YOURS ?
HOW DO 10U MFOSE |
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?Courtesy Washington, D. C., Star
This Limerick Contributed By
E. & W. GROCERY
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Former Local Boy
Gives Organ Recital
The following report from the lo
cal newspaper. Moody Field, Ga,
will be of interest to local citizens: f
During the past year, many young
men have come into the U. S. arm-1J
ed service with all sorts of talent t
from comic acting to unusual abil-'
ity in the dramatic arts, but the)
chaplains at the Air Corps Advanced
Flying School at Moody Field, Ga.,
feel that they have something spec- !
ial in young Private Ben Manning,
solo organist, son of Mr. and Mrs. j
John A. Manning, of Williamston. I
N. C.
Young Manning has been in the
Air Corps for several months, but
has been stationed at Barksdale
Field, La. Manning will direct the
Moody Field Chapel Choir recently
organized by service men at the
field.
Upon arriving at Moody Field,
Manning introduced something new
for an Army Post in the announce
ment of a fifteen minute organ con
cert every day at the noon hour. Sol
diers returning from the mess hall
are privileged to stop by the chapel
for u few moments of classical or
gan music before starting their af
ternoon duties.
Manning is a native of Williams
ton, N. C? and was organist at a large
Williamston church during his high
school days He was given a bachelor
of arts degree at Duke University in
1040. He also studied at Union Theo
logical Seminary with Dr. Clarence
Dickinson, noted New York organ
ist. lie was working toward a mas
ter's degree in sacred music at the
time he was called for army duty.
To Appear in Jameaville
The Lone Star Quartet, radio per
formers, will appear in a special
concert in the Jamesville auditorium
Wednesday evening of this week at
8:3(1 o'clock
Visiting at Pamlico
Mrs. J S Rhodes is spending a
few days at Pamlico Beach.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr Fred Creswell and daughter,
Mary Anne Heydenreich, of Alex
andria, Va., spent the week-end here
with Mr Willie B. Watts.
>'iait la Counaty
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Rogerson, of
Charlotte, spent the week-end in the
:ounty with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Rog
rson and family.
>Fends Week-end Hare
Pvt. Hildreth Rogerson. of Port
fackoan. was home for the week
end.
.VICTORY
BUY
UNITED
STATES
DEFENSE
ONDS
AND
STAMPS
WAR NEED? MONEY I
It will oomt money to defeat our
enenx,y aggressors. Your Govern
ment reiki on you to help now
Pledge today to buy Defense
Bonda regularly. Make every pey
day Bond Day by participating in
the Pay-roll Seringa Plan.
Bonda coat $18.75 and up.
Stamps are 1<H. lit. and up.
The help of every individual is
needed.
Do your part by pledging to
buy your share every pay day. ~~
Form No. DNM tit *4'
This Advertisement
Contributed By
D ARDEN'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Marvin K. Blount
Candidate For Congress
WILL SPEAK AT
Farm Life School
GRIFFINS TOWNSHIP
THURSDAY, MAY 14th At
8:30 P. M. War Time
The Public I* Invited
JANE AROEKl'l
W&ZE. PLEDGING
: pay day;
ARC YOU?
EVERY i
Our America is now, as it was over a cen
tury and a half ago, the best investment
in the world. WAR STAMPS and BONDS
give YOU a chance to buy a share of
America's Freedom?an American way
to find the billions needed for Victory.
Join the Payroll Allotment Plan at your
company. When a Treasury "Minute
Man" calls at your home, sign the pledge
card for all you can afford. Enlist your
current savings to save America's In
dependence. Make more of your dol
lars fight for America?for Victory.
HUMotosBwtitm
WILLLAMSTON, N. C