? on the rick list thh
J. M. Hobgood. - |
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s. 0. Alex Row* ?
end with relatives in RaWgh.
HRT. 'V ? .^
Mn Oorinne Stilley spent the wee?
end in Washington ^wigi iriativee._
R. A. Fields, Jr., ot Eobereonvilie
tent Friday here With relatives,
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w zp':W. ,
Friends will regret to learn thai
Mrs. J. M- Ward to 111 at her home
here.
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Mn. C. G. Rollins, of Raleigh, ?P??
le week end with Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
the
? / ? ? ? ?
Mrs. Herman Boose will leave Sat
urday for a visit to relatives hi Nor
Vfc
Friends will be glad to learn that
E. F. Gaynor is recovering from a re
cent illness. ^ ^
Friends will he glad to team that
Mrs. J. R. Shearin is improving from
a recent illness.
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George E. Moore, Jr, is a patient
at Duke Hospital, where he is re
ceiving treatment.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Johnson return
ed Tuesday from a business trip to
Washington, D. C.
?
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Hewitt, of Kin
gtdn, were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. M. I* ^
Vance Sawrey, of Smithfield, spent
the week end with his sister, Mrs.
Charles S. Edwards. ^
Mrs. H. W. Kemp left Tuesday for
a visit to her mother, ??? Walter
Hales, in Middlesex.
* * * * '? .
Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. Ronald Nichols is improving
from a recent illness.
e e e ?
Mr. and Mrs. T. Eli Joyner, Jr., at
tended the furniture show held in
High Point this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Simpson and
son. Cliff, spent the week end in
Hertford with relatives.
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Miss Jeanette Rodgers. of Texas
City, Texas, is the houseguest of
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ivey.
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Mrs. J. W. Hardy returned Satur
day for a ten day visit to fnendB
and relatives in Kinston. ? - , I
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Mrs. R. R- little ,of Greenville, is
visiting her brother, ,G JL Mozingo |
and Mrs. Mozingo this'week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Lee and
Mr. and Mrs. John Erwin Wilkereon
were Raleigh visitors, Friday.
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Miss Mary Alice Gray and Pat
Grey, of Cary, visited Mr. and Mrs.,
W. J. Rasberry, last week end.
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Mrs. Lucy J. Rumley, of Washing
ton, D. C., spent the week end with
her mother, Mn. Pearl Johnston. I
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Mrs. J. W. Parker returned Wed
nesday from a visit of several days
to Mrs. Quintin Gregory in Halifax.
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Herbert Horton Rountree, a student
at U. N. a, spent the week end with
his grandmother, Mrs. Dork H. Keel.
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I Mr. and Mrs. Greydoti Isles, of
? Durham, arrived Sunday evening for
a visit ot several days to relatives
here.
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Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Spell, Jr., and
family, of Goldaboro and Raleigh,
spent the week end with relatives
e e e e
dr and Mrs. L. J. Williford, Miss
bt and Jackie Williford were
2 of relatives in Stantonaburg,
y
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Mrs. Addison Sprague, of Erwin,
ia the guest of her parents, Mr. and
t. O. G. Spell, Tuesday and Wed
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Mrs. L. P. Lane and Mrs. R. R
Daughtridge, of Rocky Mount, were
of Mrs. H. H. Bradham,
a ? 4 ?
Ray Sessoms and
visited Mrs. Ses
r.'Mrs. Ernest Russell.
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?, Wyatt Tucker and
H. H.
% <&
Dr. and Mr*. G. L. Gilchrist and
Mr. and Mis. Frank K. Allan attend
ed the Ballet Rusee in Raleigh, Fri
day evening.
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Proctor U>4
8:00 p. in.?Group 1, Christian,
% meets with Mrs. B. S. Smith.
8:00 p. m.?Presbyterian Atudli
g ary meets in the churdt ?'
10:80va. m.?Executive Board, Bap
%? tist Woman's Missionary Socie
ty, meets with Mrs. H. ft. John
yson."--^^i.
2:80 p. m.?Seven ' Pines Home
Demonstration Club.
3:80 p. m.?Merry Matrons meet
with Mrs. J. O. Pollard.
6;30 p. m.?Rotary Club.
7:00 p. m. ? Woodmen of the
World.
8:00 p. m.?Boy Scoots.
8:00 p. m.?Community Planning
Board.
8KM) p. m.?Group 8, Christian,
meets with. Mrs. Blanche Pss
chall at the home of Mrs. Arch
Flanagan.
8:00 p. m.?Group 4, Christian,
meets with' Mrs. T. R. Miselle.
3:30 p. ra.?Brownies.
V Thursday, SO
3:30 p. m.?Girl Scouts, Troop 2.
3:80 p. m.?Aresbyterian Juniors
meet with Walter Burgees.
8:00 p. m.?Group 2, Christian.
9:00 p. m.?March of Dimes Ball.
Friday, St ^
8:00 p. m.?Loyal Women's Class,
Christian, meets with Mrs. C. L
Ivey. f
3:30 p. m.?Altar Guild meets with
Mjs. R. C. Copenhaver.
Saturday, February 1
10 .-00 ar m.?Bird Club.
9:00 p. m.?Dance Club meets with
Dr. Frank Harris, Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Parker and Mr. -and
Mrs. Emerson Smith as hosts at
the Country Club. <
Mr. and Mrs. John Erwin Wilker
son, Mrs. Gordon Lee, Mrs. Frank A.
Williams and R. T. Norville were
visitors in Raleigh, Tuesday.
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Mrs. H. N. Howard, her mother,
Mrs. H. L.. Holden, of Wilson, and
Mrs. Graydon Liles, of Durham, were
Rocky Mount visitors, Tuesday.
? ? ? ?
Dr. J. W. Hassell, of Goldsboro,
and Rev. R. T. Baker, of Monroe,
conducted a special service at .Carra
way's Chapel, Wednesday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ivey, C. L. Ivey,
Jr., and theirTiouseguest, Miss Jean
ette Rodgers, of Texas City, Teyas,
visited relatives in Selma, Sunday.
? ? ? ? ?
Mrs. Meekin McLawhorn and Mrs.
Zeno McLawhorn, of Winterville, were
guests of their brother, Rev. Thad
Cox and Mrs. Cox during the week
end.
? ? ? ?
Bill Pollard, student at Carolina,
will spend the week end at his home
here and have as a guest, a class
mate, Frank Larew, of Mocksville
and Durham.
? ? ? ?
.Jack Paylor, of State College, Ral
eigh, and Bob Paylor, of Carolina,
Chapel Hill, spent the week end
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Paylor, here.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Allen had i
their dinner guests, Wednesday eve
ning, Mrs. Elsie Montgomery, of
Shelbyville, Ky., Miss Mamie Davis
and Mr. and Mrs. George M. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C." Copenhaver
were Goldsboro visitors, Wednesday
iming. Miss Martha Davis re
turned with them and will be their
bouseguest the' remainder of the
week. '
Mrs. J. Y. Monk, Mrs. George E.
Moore, Mrs. Harry R. Harper, Mrs.
A. C. Monk, Jr., and Mrs. Richard D.
Harris were luncheon guests of Mrs.
Wayne A. Mitchell, Jr., in Kinston,
Thursday. *
* ? e-.e
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar- Case and
Mr. and
E. Case, all of Fountain, and
asel Case, of Farmville, wen
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wind
Lom Q,1tu|ou
nam, ounaay.
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S/Sgt. Jack V.
Hospital,:
Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Horton Roan
tree i
Catherine Victoria, on'
nary 1?, in a Dayton,
Mrs. Remittee is the
Helen Lota, of Dayton.
?FT r
Mr.* and Mrs. Robert Lee Rouse, of
Norfolk, Va., announce the birth of
* son, Thomas Herman, on Friday,
January 17, at Norfolk General Hos
pital. Mrs. Rouge is the former Mies
Annie Laara Pinch, of Wilson: Pa
ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr*.
T. H. Rouse, of Ptanville. - ^ '*
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY ^
Miss Grace Miller, attractive <
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W
ebratsd her eleventh birthday with
a theater party, Friday afternoon.
Punch and fudge were served upon
arrival of the guests at the
home, after which the gifts were
med and cake and ice cream en
joyed.
Later in the afternoon the group
attended the showing of "Sister Ken
ny" at the theater.
GIRL SCOUT ACTIVITIES
Troop 2 met.Thursday afternoon to
work on their bibliophile badges. Mrs.
George Farr, a former librarian, told
them the history of libraries, history
and evolution of .printing, kinds of
paper, the. names of printing tools,
explanations of first editions and
rare books and showed them how to
rebmd a book, which the group did.
|<4k few of the girls in Troop 1 met
Monday afternoon to complete two
badges hi community service.
Their new leader, Mrs. Don Cleve
land, a former Eagle Scout, who has
participated in Scout work in other
towns, .was introduced and extended
a cordial welcome. Mrs. J. M. Gar
rrfway and Mrs. Sam Lewis will con
tinue to assist in this work.
birthdaVcblebration
Robert Pollard celebrated his four
teenth birthday with a lovely party at
his home, Friday evening. The deco
rations of japonicas, pansies, ivy and
lighted red tapers were suggestive
of the approaching Valentine season.
Mrs. Alton W. Bobbitt assisted the
host in serving the birthday cake
with ice cream, assorted candies and
nuts. /*?? : ' ? ? ? ?
Bingo was played and, prises award
ed the winners- Robert Rollins was
the winner of a contest. Later in the
evening, denting was enjoyed.
Guests were Misses Dot and Ras
Hatthaway, Nancy Lu Moore, "Ruth
Tyson, Connie Rollins and Ann By;
num, James Thorns, Everette Roe
buck, Donald Baueom, Robert Rol
lins, John Russell Joyner, and Jim
my Horton, of Fountain.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
I wish to express my sincere
pretiatien for the many
shown .me during/ny recent illness.
A. B. Tyson.
FREE WILL BAPTIST NEWS
The Free Will Baptist Prayer
ing will be heta in the home of L. D.
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the
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a gift of
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varian cream
end of the dining
S. A. Roebuck, and <
ed from the other by
M. Williamson. .
Sharing with Mr*. Parser in Mr*.
Burke's, hospitality were: Mr*. Hen
rietta K. Williamaon, Mrs. Wesley R.
Willi*, Mr*. Archie L. Speight, Mis.
a A* 5oebuck, Ural E. Walston,
Mr*. W. Leslie Smith sad Mr*. G.
Alex Bouse. jg < -
In the evening, Mr*. WilHamgon
graciously entertained members of
her Saturday bridge club and addi
tional friends at a party honoring
Mrs. Parker. Potted plant* and win
ter greens were used as decorations
in the home on Home Avenue.
1frs. W. M. Willis, scoring high for
the dub, was awarded fruit Jules
glasses; Mrs, W. B, Burke won the
guest prise, towel*) Mrs. D. R. Mor
gan, as follow-up reoeived toiletries)
and Mrs. L. E. Walston retained the
siam prize, a cake box. *
After the games, the hostess serv
ed banana splits and mojjge, followed
by cheeoe snacks and i
x American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary
met at the home of Mre. H. W. Kemp
with Mre. JVances K. Alien, Mrs.
Node Barrett and Mrs. T- H. Nichols
as Joint hostage, Thursday afternoon.
The pledge to the flag, followed by
the singing sf the SUr-Spangled Ban
ner and a silent prayer, opened the
meeting. Mrs. Alton Bobbitt gave the
devotional from the ninth dMtyfa' of
Matthew mid led fat prayer,
Miss Mamie Davis, president, madel
inspiring remarks on national de
fense and the part expected gf wom
en in peace time. ?L
Officers reports were givwj and a|
thank you note, from the
Hospital at Oteen for Christmas cheer
sent by the group, was mad.
Mrs. J. Frank Harper read a re
port of the National American Legion
Auxiliary Convention at San Fran
cisco, which was written by w?
Bird) of Charlotte, statu pre
Dttring the social hour
coeoanut cake, salted nuts,
on rind pickles and hot
served by the hostesses
Misses Lola Gray Kemp and
Rose Wilkemon.
Potted begonias and early
flowers decorated the Kemp
J|b?. Enmst N
ly entertained the Junior
Club at the home of Mr*. OIJL Hold-|
SleTSSed ?nd led to the
tog of the pledge.
For the program, Mn T.
STw^'^CUb'
try Department, a* guect q
Mies Perkins gave the history/of the
compilation of the book, "Stories and
Poems from the Old North State.
This book was compiled by the Fed
eration ?f Women's Clubs in North
Carolina and includes writings by |
women who are not yet well known |
in the literary field.
The treasurer told of a letter
received from the Leonard Wood
Foundation for Leprosy, thanking thai
club for their contribution. The pre U
dent stated that plans for the Mai A]
of Dimes ball ware going forward;]
die also appointed several commit-]
tees to assist in this project Mrs.
Alex Allen was selected to toqd the]
scrapbook committee and Mrs, Ma-I
bray Pbllsrd, Mr*. Stuart Sugg and
Mm. R. T. Williams will serve with
her. 1
The meeting was adjourned by quot
ing the colleet
Mm. J. M. Mewbom end Mm.|
nftiJnn imaiMted the In litem fat I
big frozen fruit salad, sal tines, i
wiches, cheese stmws, pickles end
coffes.
Guests were Mm. Don Cleveland, ]
Mm. Archie Cayton, Mrs. Billy Smith
and Mm. Sam Bundy.
Japanese quince was used to the]
home as decoration.
I A* Fait Club
Mm. David T. Harris was a gmd
ous hostess to the Au Fait Club, Wed
nesday afternoon, entertaining at her I
hme in which camellias, hawthorn
and potted plants were used with
artistic effect. ...
The table* were spread with
freshment cover* and following ar
rival of the guests, the heeteea placed,]
* hostess plate on eech table, con- j
telidng a variety of party sandwiches,
pfrfcUe, cookies and salted nuta, and]
passed coca-colas.
In the progressive bridge
Mrs. Emerson Smith won the high |
scorn award, a fiesta pitcher, and)
Mrs. Charles S.
nets |mi?, ?T I
Howard Harris, a recent bride, wee]
remembered by the hoatees, her ais
ter-to-law, with a serving tmy. Mm.
Allen Moore Harris was a special
a.-1-d
by this group, Mm. .Carroll D Oglee
by was elected president end Mm.
C..W1 Smith ?ecretary-treasurer.
New Deal Clob
Mm. Paul E. Jonaa delightfully en
tertained the New Deal Club and ad
ditional friends, Mm- M. V. Jones
Sand Mr*. J. H. Paylor, Wednesday |
afternoon. Camel"
in tile lovely floral
louse home.
Mm. Alton W. Bobhitt
of high score prise for the club, a
dainty plastic apron, and Mm. J. H.
Paylor won the guest award, a "v~"~
handkerchief.
The hostess - - .
black chocolate cake, followed by nuts
and coffee, when card* wet* laid
IL' F J&y53BBMH
Prior to
I - '** -, lt-?, M
wjuk wnippea
scored high for
BUY "SAVINGS BONDS" NOW
MARRIAGK ANi*3UNCBD
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Mr. tmi Kn. X A. Waoton
nounce the maniac* of thair i
to Mr. Bkart B. Cox, m
Mr. Cox ia the son at Mr. an
5?, of
Mr. and Mm. H. L. Fonts* of Graaa
?tlla, Bovte i, | llj H? mantog*
~ thCir
January, niaa
Farm villa. . ?
Mr. Brack is tha cod of Mr. a?i
Mrs. J. A. Brock, of Farmvilla.
? THEATRE
MSHTILLK H.
! of BiHir Entcrtatuut
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- PROGRAM -
WRBKOF JAN. 2jT
SATURDAY ONLY .
Action-Ace Charles Starrett?in
"TWO FISTED $TRANGERH
Also?Chapter No. 2 of
"THE CRIMSON GHOST."
Pins?8 Stooge Comedy.
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