friends
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ditor in ahle to be
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"Sister" Pickett is confined to fl^g
home this week with chicken pox.
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Miss Anne L. Jones visited
is Raleigh during the week <
Mrs. a B. Mashoum, Sr.. of Block
Mountain, is visiting relatives
e j? ? ,
Mrs. W. R Bute sad son
confined to their home with infl?
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Jen Easley visited friends at
Peace College, Raleigh, during the
a a a *
Mrs. R. C. Maddrey, of Charlotte,
spent Friday with Rr. and Mrs. R.
T. Norville.
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Mrs. H. C. MeDearm&n, of Dor
ham, is visiting hsr sister, Mrs. J.
H. Darden.
ease
Mies Fiiiahath Lang, of the Roa
noke Rapids faculty, wfil spend the
Mr. end Mrs. B. 8. Smith and Mrs.
Robert Lee Smith were Mount Olive
visitors, Tuesday.
e e e a
Donald Walafaon, student at Stat*
College, Raleigh, spent the week end
ad his home here .
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Ralph Allen, of Clayton, s|
several hours Tuesday with Mr.
Mrs. Manly like.
e a e e
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Liles, of
Raleigh, will spend the week end
here with relatives.
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Mr. sad Mrs. Graydon Liles, of
Durham, see spending several days
with relatives here.
e ? e e
C. G. Rollins, of Raleigh, visited
his mother, Mrs. W. J. Rollins, Tues
day and Wednesday.
e e e e
Martha Holmes spent the week
end with her grandmother, Mrs. M.
C. Todd, in Wendell .
Mrs. Sarah Perry, of Durham, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. Frank
Harper, for two weeks.
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Mrs. James Lang returned to her
home in Douglas, Ga., Monday, after
visiting
||? -i If? n Q Hfllliai,
JBr* bug mnj. ururgc o. tt iiiibiud
and Mr; and Mrs. L. W. Godwin were
Wilson visitors, Friday.
? tee.
H. S. Butler has been confined to
tbe home of his daughter, Mrs. R. 0.
Lang, Jr., with influema.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Clifton and
children, of Kinston, were guests of
Mrs. J. L Baker, Sunday.
e* e e ?
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Duke attend
ed the Jones-Modlin wedding in War
renton, Saturday evening.
- see*
Miss Mary Thome Tyson is spend
ing a week with Mr. and Mrs. Arthnr
G. Met*, in Richmond, Vs.
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W. Jf. Rasberry and E. A. Ras
herry. of Snow Hill, made a business
trip to Wilmington, Monday.
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Mr. and Mas. G R. Bodson, of
Aaheboro, wen gnats .of Mr. and
Mb Ssadgy.
Mrs. A. J.
e ? a e
T. C. Rollins, Jr., of Wilson, visit
ed his grandmother, Mrs. W. J.
guiiiiw, during tl|e week end.
e e ? ?
Miss N?U Beman, student at
Campbell College, Buffi Creek, spent
Ms week and at her home here.
Mr. and Mia. Ce?don E. Lee and
Mis. D. W. Andrews wen Green
ville visitors, Hjwsdnr afternoon.
Mm W. L. Clark
5:80 *- m--?Merry Matrons
ndthMss. W. ' ?* W?
p. ra?I
tt
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3:00* 1
.5 CWb aaaata with Mia. Hair;
Harpec.
3:00 p. Mi iP? X# A.
7:30 p. m.?Maeona.
WHay.i*
3:16 p. m.?.Book
assats with Mrs.
I'Jfr*. m*?Veterans el.
_ Waits meet at the Town Hall.
Safaris?, ?
18*10 a. m.?Bird CloJb.
ISO P- nu?Jd^ss M*tp Thssss
Tyson entertains at ln}4fe boar
odag Miss Prances Bivens
Smith, bride-elect of April
Edith Ami Lm. small Am?*!?*?? of
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Mr. and Mm. Gordon E. Lm, is con
fins* to hsr home this wssk with
* * * *
Mrs. C C. Joyner, end Mm. 1m?
Harper and family qeot Sunday <9
Washington with Mi*. Joynear'a sta
ter, Mrs. J. H. Chlloway.
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Mrs. T. W. Lang, Mrs. Allen Du
de*, Mrs. & & Smith and Mrs.
Robert Lee Smith were Greenville
visitors, Monday.
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Mis. Senie Parker retained Toes
day from s visit to If* and Mrs.
Mac and Mr. sad Mrs. Archie Psric
er, in Norfolk, Vs.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Fields, Mrs.
Bennett Fields and .Mrs. Robert
Fields and son, "Chip," were Green
ville visitors, Friday.
Mr. sad Mrs. A. D. Hotchldas sad
daughter, of Washington, D. C.,
spent Monday night with Mr. and
Mrs. C. A Hotehki** ?
e e e e
Friends will be glad to learn that
Mis. P. G.?Dupree, Sr., id much Im
proved from a meant illness and is
able to be up again.
? ?
Mrs. R. T. Williams and Mrs. Bob
Teel visited Mm- WiUJgms' mother,
Mrs. W. H. Worsley, who is ill, in
Rocky Mount, Tuesday.
mi.
Mrs. iouy Lewis Lang a*d grand
daughter, Noel, wms guests of Mrs.
Lang's lisnghtar, lbs. J. H. Harmll,
in Greenville, Tuesday night.
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Mr. and Mis. H. Nasi Howard and
Mr. sad Mrs. Giaydon Liles, of
Durham, spbat the week md at th
Howard cottage at Mill Devil Pity.
Mr. and Mrs. J*m? RdVffd* <rf!
Washington, sa*d Mr. and Mis. G. C.
Wilson, of Greenville, spent Sunday
with Mr. sad Mas, & S. Williams. ;
iti'i
Mr. sad Mis. Ralph Emory and
family and Mis. J. Lb Aiken and
daughter, Patsy, of Durham, spent
the week end with Mr. add Mrs. J.
Frank Harper.
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Mr. and lbs. W. A. MrArtmn,
Graham McAdams, of Washington,
D. C? who is visiting hers, and his
daughter, Annette, were Kinston
visitors, Wedaasday.
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Mrs. ftebeoea Murray, of Wilson,
was the guest of bar aunt, Mrs. J,
Mil Ted' L. Albitttpn and
dren,
-tMti
Carolina."
nmd, "At bona
th? twenty-first, of April, 10417
, IMP
UNCEMENTS
Jfe U* Xm. *mm Oscar Bryant,
\*r Founts, announce the birth of
La mb, lame* Bedford, at the
Williams-Winstead Clinic, Sunday,
March 16. Mr*. Bryant is the form-1
JfC
Virginia Lucille Joyner.
ft. K. Midi announce
od a aea, Karl Clay, Mon
Xf. Mrs. 8M4 is the|
fo*p*t Miss Ann Mtohnla.
rrr
L, W. Aftm, of Raleigh, spent Fri
I Jaw jititi Ma * ' --- Um, 11 r* P?*m.
II aay wiui nw iwer. mtb. jb? u uarr.
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Mr. and Mm. Arthur Barber, of
Mfrt Bfin, wars vfefema bore Wed-i
"ST H. D. Moye and Mrs. L. R.I
Jones will attend a meeting in Green-1
ville today.
J. ft. Jonas, lira. M. L. Eaaonl
l L K. Jenea spent Wednes-I
| day in Mioaahaad .
easy
Mr. ami Mrs. L. B. Jonae and son,)
Douglas, spent the week and to]
Greensboro with Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Tyson.
e a w-e
W. Jeaas Mage, president of
the Iftfa district, N. a P. W. G, j
be 4* WDHawtys Woman's
Club. TiianiaT niaht.
a e e e
Miss Dorothy Jones, a atpdent at
E. C. T. C., Greenville, is spending]
the spring holidays in Plymouth |
with Mies Iris White.
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Mrs. J. H. Harris is viaMag had
daughters, Misses Virginia and]
fail V?rk City
returning home she will visit her
sister hi Aim Arbor, Mich.
Mry. Arch Ptaftaym and
I**?- ** SgtM **
I Dorothy Smith and Mlaaes Mary
Irma Rives and Son Hunsueker, of
Walgtonburg, were Raleigh yisitori,
e ? e e . \
Mi* Corigna HoUoway, asnior at
Lynchbnrg College, Lynchburg, Vs.,
will arrive today to spend the spring
holidays with her mother, Mrs.
Mamie Ruth Holkway at Ballard's
?M*a. q. H. Flanagan and G E
|H~iiy. left Wndnmday for Baters
| burg, Vs., to be at the bedside of
[Mrs. a ?. Modlin, whp underwent
an .flgntfeHn a Petersburg hofi?t-]|
,e ? e ?
Jen IJasley, Margaret) |
Coatea and Frances Lewis, and Joe
Gregory, students at E. C. T. C.,
' returned Wednesday
?pris)0r ?*]
e e
Mrs. J. M. Ward, Mrs. A. Q. Roe
bock and Mrs. Mark W. Joyner, of
Greenville, who is visiting here, at
tended the funeral of L. E. Elks in
FT
e e ? e
In a content conducted by Mm
Blackwood, in which copies of fam
OUS paintirgs were shown and the
mim and .artift at each were guess
ed by^ nHugere, ttte jatee was
ihrad a boa of Benhey bail.
Baa Robinson, Mil. George W.
Deris and Mm J. M. Vhefesa, Sr.
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
| Mr*. Eatelle T. Smith, of Raleigh,
retired state home demonstration
agent, a# guest speaker at the Junior
Woman's Club, Tuesday afternoc
gam a lengthy talk on "The Home,
Community, and Good Catisenship.'
Mem hem were urged te attend the
meeting to be held at Wrightsvilto
Beach, May 21-28, by the presidei
Mrs. J. T. Nolan, who opened tl
meeting with the Pledge. A report
on the work being dene with the
Bnowhiea was given by the leader,
lbs. George Fhrr, .who stated the
need for two Scout leaders to carry
on the work already began. .
Mrs. Howard Mope, chairman of
tha Ways and Means Committee, said
that committees had been appointed
and plans were underway for the
branswiek stew sapper to be given
After adjournment by repeating
the Collect, the hostess, Mrs. Frank
K. Allen, served a salad course.
Jonquils end spring shrubs were used
in carrying out the Raster colon
LITERARY CLUB
The literary Club held a deHght
fid aad interesting meeting, en Wed
nesday, with Mrs.J. I. Morgan, Sr.,
as the gracious hostsss. The Mor
gan home, on Church street, was
beautifully decorated with arrange
ments of camellias, Japanese quince,
daffodils and pansies.
Mrs. J. W. Barker, -as program
leader, gave a graphic description of
the Hermitage, in Nashville, Tenn.,
home of Andrew Jackson, which she
had visited recently, illustrating her
ta$ with views of the home and itsj
furnishings, end concluding with a
brief sketch o< Jackson's life and
Following adjournment, the host
ess, assisted by Mrs. R. EL Knott
and M*s Edna Robinson, served ice
cream, topped with whipped cream.
and devil's food cake, followed by
cheese biscuit, brownies, salted nuts
and eoffpe.
Special guests were Mrs. Knott,
Miss Robinson and Mrs. H. C. Mc
Dearman, of Durham, a house guest
Of Jysr sitter, Mrs. J. H. Darden.
ROQK AND BRIDGE CLUB
her guests Mrs. Robert;
Lee Smith; lbs. Alex Allen; her
hpufeguest, Mrs. James Lang, of
Douglas, G*-; Mrs. George
Moore, Jr., Mrs. Lewis Allen enter
tained the Book and Bridge Club,
Friday afternoon. Flowers used in
decorating were jonquils, green car
and white fui&Ddnurcxns.
Zxfs&SZJS
side down cake and coffee were
served. Refreshment guests were
Mrs. C. S. Hotchkiss and Mrs. George
C""P>M br M~
: . i jnv jyq
MBa WWMM PABTll
Mrs. Billy
Tfaunday
Country Club
bridge, honoring SSR
Maurice Julian, of
before her marriage in
Mies Mary Brady, of
Greensboro, and Mm. Edgar S. Or
mont, of Chicago, IB.
Mm Burke, wearing green with a
corsage of Talisman rosea, r
informally with her guests of
Mm. Julian, who were aqua with a
corsage of
Julian, as wese the ooraaaes worn
by Mm Burke and Mm Qrmont, who
wore brown and gold with a*
of Talisman rosea.
The club was artistically
with native long leaf pine, holly, ivyl
and wild magnolia leaves. The
mantles were especially
a marriage acene, flanked by
candles and the other having a
wedding ring motif of ivy and a
white bell, tied with tuile, which was
also flanked by white candles. Both
11m brides' table was covered
an imported linen cloth. Whitej
trellises covered with ivy were used
on either side of the table. Whtts
carnations, snapdragon and fern
were arranged in a crystal howl atj|
one end of the table and th? crystal
punch bowl, surrounded by ivy and:
long leaf pine, was triad ait the ether.
The punch bowl, a family hsiriooni,'
has been used at all bridal parties'
In the Brady family. 1
Punch was served *iWn? thai
afternoon by Mrs. Roderick
and Mm. W. C. Garner. The
tables were spread with
cloths and bridal ices, snowball
and toasted
prior to the
During the three progressions of I
contract that followed, Mm P*t|
Boffin scored high sad received a~
btyie hobnail flower basket, and Mrs.
Robert T. Monk, with low score, re
ceived an antique green vase. Mm
Julian was presented a tall silver
compote by ~ "iBi "J
Jr., and Mm. Ormeat Motived a til-l
ear bon bon spoon. Mrs. M T.-j
Williams, whose
occurred on that
rith a miniature cap and 11
in a rack.
Miss Gaye Pippin
sixteenth birthday,
ning with a fish
was decorated with
tared with a pink and
cake. lee eraaim and the
served after the main courjs.
Dancing, music and games
enjoyed from 8 until 10
Dot and Bay Hathaway,
lins, Peggy tusgsss, Dot
Carol rtppi^i
Gordon Tftghman
nir rot
oif?M jrieqds to
birthday,
who
t-j
of g^rdim.
in thT&?venl
taring mode.
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