Mr
Mr. and Mm. W. H. Duke
end in Richmond, V*.
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Spall, of Durham,
the weak end with relative! bens.
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Mia&A. Parker,, of Benson, spoilt
the weak aid with Mrs. D. R. Morgan.
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Mrs. E. C. Carr and son, Chariot,
will visit relatives in Raleigh, Sen
day.
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Mrs. J. L Baker was the guest of
torn. Rosa Ragles, in Crisp, this pari
-??ee ,
Mis. X W. Baas and 1(1* Georgia
Howard were Wilson visitors, Wed
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Mrs. Emerson Smith and Mrs. W.
Leslie Smith were Baleigfc visitors,
Thursday.
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Mrs. R. A. Fields and Mrs. E. G
Beaman spent Thursday visiting In
Snow HilL
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Bobby Smith, student st PJT.G,
Maxton, spent the week end at Ms
home here.
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Mrs. D. S. Spain, Sr., of Greenville,
was the guest of Mrs. Ptoaii Johnston,
Wednesday.
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R. T. Norville and Gordon E. Lbs
were Goldeboro and Smithfield visi
tors, Monday.
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Mrs. W. H. Whitmore, of Wilson,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
relatives here.
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Miss Marjorie Killebrew, of Foun
tain, was the guest of Miss Lois Gray
Kemp, Sunday.
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Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Fitzgerald
and son, Charles, left Sunday for a
trip to Florida.
T. J. Etheridge, of Englehard,
the guest of his sister, Mrs. J. C.
Corbett, Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Norville visited
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Fountain, Sr., in
Fountain, Friday.
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J. & and Willihm Welch, of Dur
ham, visited their sister, Mrs. A. J.
Melton, Saturday.
Mrs. T. C. Turnage, Sr., has re
tailed after spending Several weeks
in Western Carolina.
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Milton Williamson, student at
Wake Forest College, spent the week
end at his home here.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Clifton and
family, of Kinston, spent Sunday
with Mrs. J. L Baker.
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MJm Jane Fbader retained Tuesday
to Washington, D. C., after a visit
to Mis. W. Alex Allen. -
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Mrs. 0. G. Spell, Jr., and family,
of GoMaboro, visited Mr. and Mis.
O. G. Spell, Sr., Sunday.
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Mis. C. B. Dodson, of Aaheboro,
the week end with her parents,
Mr. .and Mia. A. J. Greene.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Harris, of Rocky
adi end guests of their
Mrs. Claude Tyson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Garner attend
ed the furniture show in High Point,
j, Tuesday Wednesday.
Mis. B. V. Flser and Mis. Qti*4
of Bobersonville, left Wed
: to visit in Newcastle,
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jsT MBS ? v
IsSs Z- Taeaday, ?
2:80 p. m.?Contract Ch* )ff||
with Mr?. W. Leslie I '
8:80 p. m.?Rotary Club. _$J|I
7:00 p. m. ? Woodmen of the
"f: WorkL
8:00 p. m.?Boy Scouts.
8:00 p. m.?Annie Perkins
Baptist, meets with Mrs. A.
Melton end Mrs. M. D. ~ "
as hostsasea in the church.
8 KM p. m.?Junior Woman's
meets with Miss Elvira
% and Mrs. C. H. Flanagan at
P hoane of the latter.
?: Wednesday, 8 '-m
8:80 p. m.?Literary Oub meets
with Mrs. J. B. Joyner.
8:80 p. an.?Brownies.
10:30 a. m.?Mrs. Harry Harper
and Mrs. R. G. Batik will m
tertain at a bridge luncheon a
the home at the latter.
3:00 p. m.?An Fait Club mean
with Mrs. Howard Harris.
3:80 p. m.?Girl Scouts, Troop 1
7:30 p. m.?Junior Order.
Friday, f
3:00 p. m.?Lamrad Club motto
with Mrs. Irvin Morgan, Jr.
8:80 p. m. ? Rebecca WinboMM
Chapter, U.D.C., meets with Mrk
C. H. Mozingo.
7KM p. m.?American Legion.
7A) p. m.?Order of the Eastern
Star.
Saturday, 8
10:00 a. ntr?Bird Club. >
1:00 p. m.?Major Benjamin May
Chapter, D-AJi., will
its 21st anniversary at a
eon meeting with Miss
Carraway, of New Bern,
regent, as honor guest.
Hugh Sheppard and Mrs. W. __
Whitmore, of Wilson, will alt
TOMORROW
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3:00 p. m.?Mrs. J. H. Darden
entertain at bridge in honor of J
daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Cowan
Darden, recent bride, and Miss
Nkncy Newsom, of Durham, fishes
of her son, J. H. Darden, Jr., whose
marriage wili be solemnised en Sat
urday, February 15.
Miss Dorothy Struma and J. T.
Strurad spent Sunday in Chapel Hill
with relatives, Mr. and lbs. Floyd
Brockwell.
Friends wiH be glad to learn that
Mrs. J. M. Hobgood is recuperatiag
from a recent attack of flu and
bronchitis and is able to be up agaip..
Miss Agnes Quinerly, student at
Salem College, arrived Tuesday to
spend the interval between semeste:
with her mother. Mrs. Frank Davis,]
Jr. ? -.is- > ''
? see'
Mr. sad Mrs. John Matthews, ai
Mr. and Mrs? Tom FowsD, of Rocky
Mount, ware /M?*" guests of Mr.
and Mrs.- R. G. Ruffin, Wednesday
evening. ' . flL -.I'M'
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Dr. and Mrs. Q. L. Gilchrist return-]
id Thursday from Raleigh, where Dr.
nirfirtor attended the ninth annual ^
State College. ?
Rag * * * *
riir-'W
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4Mi.
ville Chamber of
D. Bandy, secretary,
inawl dinner
of
in the Hotel Cherry,
of the (radng was
CHRISTIAN NOTRS
MC
fu
Bach Thuraday evening in Feb
J, Dr. George K. Miller, mission
to India, win speak to the adults
the main auditorium in
hi the main audi to
of the month of foiofgA missions.
Miss Gladys Whi
Gladys Whitley, apedhl state
iporher, will address the young poo
services,
ple at the same hour. These
Scheduled for 7:30 o'clock, win take
the place of the Wedneaday
PLANNING BOARD KBITS
Holding ita first meeting of the
now year on Toeaday evening of this
week, the Community Planning Board
appointed Sam D. Bandy as chair
man of the private housing commit
tee and urged .that notice be given
prospective oaiioers to register tneir
needs with Mr. Bundft?"- j j
Dr. T, M. Mewborn presided,
nooneed the recent arrival of a
contractor, J. D. Mercer, and stated
that a meeting of the committee in
charge of securing a recreational di
rector would be held soon.
ANNOUNCEMENT QF T ,
WEDDING DATE
The wedding date of Mi* Nancy |
Newsoni, of Durham, and Je
Cardan, Jr., whoae engagement was
announced recently by the britle
elect'i parents, has bean set for Sat
urday, February 16, and will take
place in Trinity Methodist Church,
Durham, at four o'clock in the after
noon. ,
No invitations am
friends of both families am invited |
attend.
BROWNIES |
'TJ*. Brownies held an enjoyable
meeting this week at the home of
Mrs. George Fair, with Martha
Holmes presiding f over a business
session, which was featured with the
election of the following new officers:
Nan Williams, leader; Clara Belle
Flanagan, secretary; Nancy Jane
Carroll, treasurer. ; ?':* "
Coloring and' free drawing
i^l^dtbe^
ing of snapshots and the playing of|
b Fruit juice and cake warn
by Nan Williams and Geneva Flake,!
hostesses of the aftem
The installation of
, jS
short b
by Kn G. 11
who was also
Z. B. T. Cox as
_ J wars Mrs. Cox, Mrs.
Henrietta 11 Williamson, Mrs. I. H.
Baylor and Mrs] M. E. Pollard.J;
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Pollard and Mrs. Baylor in serving
ice essoin, is floral molds, nuts and
cake. Later she invited the guests
into the dining room where coffee,
mints, nuts, eheess straws and stuff
m
Honoring l|ia? Martha Davis, of
GoMaboro, houaegomt of Mrs. R. C.
Copeahaver, Mrs. Robert Lee Smith
entertained at bridge, Friday after
noon in her home, which was decorat
ed with potted plants.
In the games, Mrs. Edison Moore
The hostess remembered the
with a lovely hamfkawhief. '!t
Apple pie a la mode, nuts and coffee
were served before the games, and
coca-colas and nuts were passed dur
ing play.
Gnests were Miss Davis, .
Copenhaver, Mrs. Moon, Mrs. R. E.
Pickett, Mrs. Harry Harper, Mrs. W.
A. Allen and Miss Elisabeth Davis.
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f : Bridge Landmen
The first of a series of
bridge luncheons to be enjoyed by a
group of eight friends during the
coming month was given by Mrs. W.
R. Burke and Mrs. J. T.
Wednesday, at the borne of the for
mer in which pyracanthia,
quince,
- ?an- l-w--..- ApdUiU
witn pleasing enect.
of salmon a la newbqrg in
tomato and g re
in heart molds, buttered
asparagus, pickles, whole wheat vol
ice cream aandwicfaea end coffee.
In the progressive games bf con
tract, Mrs. Ted L. Albritton scored
high and Mrs. Harry Harper, low.
Members of this group are: Mrs.
W. R. Burke, Mrs. J. T. Windhai
Mrs. Roderick Harris, Mrs. Charles
S. Edwards, Mrs. R. G. Ruffin, Mrs.
Ted I* Albritton, Mrs. H. Neal How
and Mrs. Harry Harper.
Mrs. T. S. Ryon was a charming
to the Book and Bridge Club,
Upon
of
nattrn
Camellias, berries and hawthorns
artistically decorated the home. Mrs.
Eli, Joyner, Jr., compiled high scots
' the afternoon.
book awards for high
pveil ??
and Mrs. Ryon.
P. T. A.
Kin Rosemary Holmes
singing of "America the
at the Parent Teachers Association
Thursday evening, with the
George W. Da
ifsilSifl
B. T. Cox
heme of Km Bixon's
Davta, with burial in rfaortew
twry, in Rocky Mount "Ehe Rev.
fu/Mui
rocma vtRwoe MUUtr,
North
mm
Paul Meth
Surviving are his wife, lire. Mamie
Da via Dixon; two daughters, Linda
Joyce and Shirley Jean, both of the
t ? m a Mn ?, i w a M J Uaa
u(hM| flip parents, ^ay, Ww Jaw*
J. T. Dixon of Farm villa; four
brothers, Joe; of Decatur, I1L, Harry,
George and X. V., of Farm villa; three
sistera, Mrs. Ernest Pugh, of Grandy,
Mrs. Ernest Cfcrtwright, of EU?
wv ia.. t ? , nZlr,
WWr my, mw lavmifl ureen,
of Newport. News, Vjl
OPA WINS
mm*
Washington, Jan. I*?OPA won a
temporary victory todhjr in Ma fight
to save the sugar
from threatened
The hMmemm.
Chief Justice D. Lawrence Groner
oC the United States Court at Ap
peals (ranted a ?Uf erf ?>
a District Court
attorneys said might result in
lag the entire sugar rationing pro
Two other justices of
court of appeals, Henry V.
in Justice Groner's action. A L
was set for Feb. 7.. , ?
Earlier, the OPA had suffered an
initial setback when Fedtral Dis
trict Judge F. Dickinson Letts order
ed OPA to stop limiting m
plies of industrial users under the
wartime "formula.''
^ The formula is baaed on the
amount, of sugar used by a comp
in previous years, thus detenab
how much its quota will he Bri
of shortage.
tenth of one percent
ireent in 1W,
& Department of
PARAMOUNT
, THEATRE I'
fawiixk n. a
?* PROGI
FEB/lit
Gun-Blazing Thrills!
Xirfey
JFEghgSU .
,-v with Fuaay luiight and
A,.
W&m,
Hit!
ppesa
6#- fiiiislir'-l
coffee to the social hour.
Group ,4 met with Mrs.
cot Russell
the Hidden Answers. The ?
Was give* by Mrs. E B. T.
Ted Albritton led to a
the work otthe group for the com
ing month. Pleas were made for the
' Stody Class to he!
Settle, ot
?MM ???? pound cake,
topped with a peach, cream and a
- -S ,, * 4,L _ mm
Aify us served wit?
I- tx
"0, Zion Harte'lhy
Church, Monday <
Mowborn ?
of Seripturvand announced the ap
IfflHh John B.p?py
and -Mrs, R. G.
MmmB
m. Mabrey Pollard, foreign mis
Bios chairman, presented Mrs. Cherry
Resley, who led ? study of India,
after which aa offering for thfcr cause
C. F. Baueom closed the mesh
ing with a
seaktog young resident, of
Ottt, speedily solved
with fhe following ad
'Having trouble buying
flakes, lard or bacon? Young
man working -in large grocery estab
lishment, requires room, breakfast
and dinner six days a week, private;
home."?-Christian Science Monitor.
HOI,
Mr. and Mrs. Auk N.
of Sooth Boston, Va,
birthpfe#
Monday, January 20, in
ton hospital. Mrs.
mer Miss Dorothy
" ' '
are the Rev. and Mrs. E.
of ifarurvflie.
Tha boat commendation that a busi
ness can receive is the patronac* of
' ^
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J. M. CARRAWAY,
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