I'"
Miu Annie Perkins ipent
end in Wilson.
Will Jonts, Jr., i?
home "with the mumpe.
Mr. ?d lfa. M. t Ito
Morehead visitors. Sundejr.
Miss Anne L. Jones visited
in SsMth during the week
Gordon E. Lee end X T.
were Greenville visitor!,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Nssl
spending s few days at Nags
Mrs. J. M. HobgohdS
welfare meeting in Greenville,
day.
Mrs, R. L. Spivey spent the
end in Charlotte with her
Sandy.
Miss Dora Mae Barrett
Junior-Senior Prom at G:
day evening.
W. S. Royster and B.
were Henderson and Durham
ors, Tuesday.
Mrs. I. V. Dixon and son, of
terville, spent Monday with Mr.
Mrs. Harry Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bryan,
leigh, were guests of Mr. and
W. a Holston, Sunday.
Tommy Lang and Bill Monk,
dents at Carolina, spent the "
end at their homes here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dixon
&d the funeral of Mrs. E. N.
in Roanoke Rapids, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Askew
family, of Wilson, visited Mr.
Mrs. J. W. Joyner, Tuesday.
Mrs. J. W. Joyner returned
Duke hospital, Durham, last W<
day and is recuperating at her
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Oglesby
son, Dean, and Mr. and Mrs.
M. Harris spent Sunday at Moi
head.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Joyner
family, of Ayden, were guests
Mr. apd Mrs. Warren Gu:
Sunday.
Mrs. Dahlia Bell and daughl
Miss Myrtle, of Wilson, are
guests of Mrs. Bell's sister.
Josh Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barrett, Jl
and family, of Goldsboro, were thaj
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
rett, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Taylor, Mr.
Mrs. Frank Allen and Dr. and Mrs.
G. L. Gilchrist spent the week emd
at Morehead.
Mrs. Fred Carr, Mrs. J. H. Bynumjg
and Mrs. B. O. Turnage will attend!
the May Day exercises at Louisburg
College, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roebuck and.
son, Kent, visited Mrs. Roebuck's:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Ewell, in
Hamilton, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riley and son
returned to Raleigh, Wednesday
morning, after spending several day*
with Mrs. C. R. Townsend.
Mrs. E. L. Barrett and Mrs. Edgar
Barrett and children visited Mrs.
Mrs. Adelaide Barrett in a Greenville
hospital, Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Moye,.of
Forest Hills, Long Island, are leav
ing today after a visit to Mr. Moye's
mother, Mrs. Estelle Moye. <
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Joyner and
Mrs. Mable Joyner, of Wilson, at
tended the confirmation service at
the Episcopal church, Friday even
ing. -r
Ur otwI Ur* PKffon TC1H? ftTtfl
a
daughter, Shirley, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ferrell Morgan and son, BUI, spent
the week end in- Norfolk, Vs., visit
ing relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith and
children spent Friday night svfth Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lee Smith. "Ojey
were en route to Virginia Beach, Va.,
from West Palm Beach, -Fin.'
Mrs. E. L. Barrett has returned
from Washington where she was
called on account of the serious ill
ness of her brother, M. M. Leggett
* She reports he is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R, Mettee, Jr., of
Baltimore, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Nichols, Mrs.
Mettee's parents. Mrs. Mettee is the
former Miss fielen Nichols.
Rev. end Mrs. Worth Wicker, of
Tarboro, were the dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Joyner, Friday
evening, end attided the confirma
tion service at the Episcopal church.
B. S. Smith, Jr., who arrived last
?week from West Palm Beach, Fla.,
and spent a faw days wHSi his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Smith,
is visiting Bod Dixon at Morehead
. for two meb.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester MalA?Uii and
daughter, Brands, of Portsmouth,
Va., returned home Tuesday after
spending ? few days with Mr. Mat
- thews' pdkenta, Mr: and Mrs. K. L.
Matthews.
Dr. and Mrs. C. Sylvester
of Durham, and Mr.
of
alenda;
mii i m>a
-Woman's
m.?Episcopal Au
with Miss Helen
church.
m.?Woman's Society of
Service, Methodist
-Kiwania
?Y. W. A., Baptist,
"7 With Mrs. John Davis An
JSk \ _
t- m.?Workers' Council,
meets with Mrs. Al
Taeeday, 6
m.?Rotary.
m.?Woodmen of World,
m.?Junior Woman's Club
- at the home of Mra R.
rris with Mrs. John Wilk
es joint hostess.
' P- ha?Annie Perkins Circle, I
dept&t, meets with Mra E. L. I
Jenes and Mrs. Robert Fields |
he Joint hostesses .
S:00 p. to.?Boy Scouts.
Wednesday, 7
l;30 p. m?literary Club meets
with Mrs. R. D. Rouse.
StSO p. m.?Brownies.
Thursday, 8
?:80 p. ra.?Farmville Home De
gSPhhastiation Club meets with
V' JO*- W. E. Fulford and Mra C. i
? CL Morgan in the clubhouse.
8:80 p. m.?Girl Scouts, Troop
^ffmv.p. m.-?Masons.
.7*8? P- ?Burnette-Rouse Post,
: v. f. w.
Friday, 9
8:15 p. m.?Book and Bridge Club
r meets with Mrs. J. M. Mewborn.
8:30 p. m.?Woman's Club meets
with Mrs. Manly Liles with Mrs.
Cherry Easley as joint hostess.
mH Saturday, 10
*7:60 a m.?Bird Club.
?Major Benjamin May
Chapter, D. A. R., meets at the
* chapterhouse with Mrs. Hay
p wood Smith and Mrs. T. E. Joy
ner, Sr., as hostesses,
r 4:80-6 .-00 p. m.?Mrs. J. W.
r Holmes entertains at a tea
honoring Mrs. Ashby Wfnstead.
. "Skinny" Gibbs left Tuesday for
c*ve? Ky., where he and Miss
?atii Brown will be married, Sunday.
- Mr. and Mr .Carroll Oglesby and
?on left Friday for Horse Cave, Ky.,
where they will attend the Gibbs
Brown wedding. Mr. Ogiesby will be
the best man.
Mra. Myrtle Roebuck, Mrs. W. G.
Gurganas, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Spivey,
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roebuck and son,
Hot, and Mrs. Peyton Boyce were
guests of Mr. and Mra. Je
Perkins in Stokes, Wednesday
_ _ *? the occasion being Mra.
Perkins' birthday. Mrs. Perkins is
Myrtle Roebuck's daughter.
J. W. Joyner attended the N. C.
Association of Insurance Agents in
Pfaahurst, Thursday and Friday. He
was aoiompanied by Emeraon Smith,
"ho is associated with him in the
Pnt County Insurance Agency. Mr.
Joyner is a member of the board of
nwctory at tffi insurance organize
GIRL SCOUT DANCE
Troop 1 entertained at an informal
the Country Club, Saturday
The mantles were banked
dogwood and pink candles,
and ivy were used on the
table from which was
punch, cookies, ribbon and
sandwiches, chee-weee,
and olives.
approximately 60
were Mrs. J. M. Car
Mrs. Sam Lewis, Mrs. Bill
Mrs. 7alma Bynum and Miss
" ?
BIRD CLUB
IP .
Sapsucker was the
at the meeting,
with Chandler
article about this
Its nest in a tree or
from 6 to 60 feet
about the handsome
only four-toed
which has no |[
top of .its head,
several successive
lace, it
each time,
of the work,
and
nnfriil fori*
Miss Margaret Bynum,
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Farmville, has bean
tendant for tha May Court ?l
burg College, in the annual
festival to be hold tomorrow.
Bynum will be escorted bp
Pickett of Scotland Neck.
' a
Girls
ylniprirfant
In May Day Festival
Misses Margaret Bynum and Jane
Turnage, "both of Farmville, will play
important rolee at the May Day
Feeival which students of Looisbufg
College a?e presenting tomorrow
on the collage campus. Miss Bynum
has bean elected by the student body
aa one of the attendants in the
queen's court Miss Tuntage is gaa-1
eral chairman of several important
committees.
Miss Eleanor Rhodes, of Newpprt,
will reign as queen of the court At
tending her as maid of honor will be
Miss Mae Bell of Louisburg. King
will be Lin wood Sherlock, of Elisabeth
City. - ?
Miss Bynum is one of the queen's
12 attendants.
The program will he under the
supervision of the . Physical Education
Department With Miss Marjorie Crisp
in charge. Miss Turnage has super
vision over the-following committees:
Music?Misses Marian Hodges and
Julia Carroll.
Properties-r-Misses Carolyn Griffin,
Marian Hodges and Eloise Fowlkes.
Costumes ? Miss Peggy Von Can
on.
Program?Misses Nell Rose Stal
lings and Mary Catherine Blue.
Dance Misses Jean Parker and
Turnage. <
Publicity?Miss Huldsh Lou Line
berry.
MRS. HOTCHKISS HONORED <
Honoring Mrs. C. S. Hotchkiss,
who leaves goon to make her home
in Elizabeth City, Mrs. Ashby Win
Stead was hostess at a bridge-lunch
eon Friday morning. During play,
fudge, peanuts and coca colas were
After three progressions, a con
gealed salad, tea sandwiches and
coffee were served. Boutomderes of
mixed flowers tied with pink ribbdh
decorated each plate. Handpaintedi
tallies with * facts about Elisabeth
City illustrated by drawings were
naAJ
ML
The honoree was remembered with
a Revlon set High score price, ash
trays, was given to Mrs. Irvin Mor
gan, and the low'award, a china pig
bank, went to Mrs. Walter Jones.
Spires, crabapple, iris and lilacs
were used in decorating the home.
i
GARDEN CLUB
Miss Bettie Joyner was hostess to
the Garden club, Monday evening, in
the home of her sister, Mrs. S. G.
Gardner, wtyeh was decorated with
pansies, sweet shrub and a vase of
mixed flowers. . *
The president, Miss Tabitha De
Visconti, made announcements rela
tive to tiw garden pilgrimage in
Raleigh, May 8 and 9, and the an
nual bird club meeting, May 2-4, at
Atlantic Beach. - j -'V,
Several members and visitors
spoke abotrt^ the gardens they have
ecently visited for the program.
Irs. Eli Joyner, Sr., told shout the
h-ton and AirUe gardens; Mis. R.
V. Rader, New Bern; Mrs. T. ,gW.
,ang, Roanoke Rapids; Miss Bettie
oyner, Wilson; Mm. ?. f. Gaynor,
hnehurst; Mm. Nonie Barrett, Golda
K>ro.
Jaynor.
cake
I coffee :
and Mrs.
m
the topic
clothing
GOLF TOl
Local player*
out-of-town ton
playing Wilson and -
tatter's link*, Wednesday,
son matches, scheduled ;
were rained out.
More players are
day for the flights in
tourney. . ?,!
These prises haws I
the tournament since
George Davis, carton of
Roses 5-10-25c Store, 2
socks; Monk's Warehouses,
Farmer's Warehouses, ,j
Mils.
NSW DEAL CLtTg
- ?a
Members and guests,
>eth Davis, Miss Mariah
md Mrs. W. C. Holstoa, "
ifternoon of bridge, Thm
Mrs. W. Leslie Smith as
Mrs. Henrietta M. Will
reived a cup and saucer for "
wore and Mias Elisabeth <
pven the low, a pitches.
The hostess served a
after the games. De<
ris, tulips, dogwood
iragona were used.
I?I' ? * - - asi'-i^^i'ii ? -
book and bridge club
Mrs. Ir.._
the ? Book and Bridge
ifternoon, with all me
Ulacs, tulips and faH
Lng?inent*a^y4L" V
Banana splits *??e i
ing play coca colas were
Mrs. C. fl[-F "*
wore for the
After play.
a
dub as a e?-?>
?21*
Nan Williams
session, 1
in which
that the
The hostesses,
and Nancy
pepsi-colas
by the
Each
. paris plaque.
A breakfast hike at t
by all the
morning. After
j Brownies
B. T. Cox Sod
The next
an operetta
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