Miss Carol Ann Pitt of Pine top# ia
visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. 0. Taylor.
Mr. and Mm. E. L. Finch of South
ern Pines visited relatives hare Shut
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Baffin spent tha
week end in Rocky Mount with rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hobgood spent
several days of last week at Atlantic
Beach. ?l
Mrs. Hubert Register of Newport
News, Va., is visiting Mrs. Mary L.
Lang.
Mr. and Mrs G. Alex Rouse will
spend Sunday in Wilson with rela
tives.
Dr. and Mrs. G. Ashby Winstead
spent the week end at Atlantic
Beach. -
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Forbes and chil
dren visited relatives in ConetoeJ
Sunday. N .
Miss Elisabeth Spier of Tarboro
spent the week eigjl with Miss Agnes
Quinerly.
Bill Fisher, Jr., is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. J. E. McCargo, in
Reidstille.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lang returned
Sunday from a trip to Hot Springs,
Arkansas. '
Mrs. Hubert Dixon is visiting her
sister, Mrs. H. R. Massie, in Cov
ington, Va. s
Miss Elizabeth Parker of Raleigh
spent the week end with her sister, ]
Mrs. J. T. Nolen.
Miss Marguerite Thomas is spend- -
ing two weeks at St. John's Gamp for ,
girls, Waynesville. _ t ?' * i 1
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Fiser and fam
ily returned Monday after vacation- \
ing at Mqrehead. y '? M
Mr. and "Mrs. Frank Culpepper of ',
Cherry Point visited Mr. And Mrs. B.
0, Taylor Sunday. - ? ... ;
Miss Mary Irma Rives of Goldstan ,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Arch ,
Flanagan, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. LeRoy Rollins and ]
son, Robert, spent the week with .
relatives in Sun bury. - I
Mr. and Mrs. John Hill Paylor and
Mr. and Mrs. Levi E. Walston were ,
Greensboro visifbrs Friday. ]
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest N. Petteway ^
and son, Ernie, are spending the
Fourth at Minnesott Beach. j
E. S. Hobgood left Tuesday morn- ,
ing for Nashville,. Ga., where he will ,
be on thp tobacco market.
Mrs. George Wilkerson of Green- (
ville will spend Friday with her ,
mother, Mrs. S. G. Gardner. . ^
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Eason and
daughter, May Turnage, are spend- j
ing the. holidays at Morehead. , f
Mrs. C. S. Hotchkiss and son, j
Charles, spent Tuesday and Wednes:
day with Mrs. Corinne Stilley. j
Mrs. G. R. Smith. Mrs. Allen Drake j
and daughter, Nancy Etta, were Wil- j
son visitors Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Lee and (
daughter, Edith Ann, visited friends ij
and relatives in Wilson Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheless left
Thursday for a vacation trip to ,
Kure'g beach near Wilmington. g
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Baker of Rocky s
Mount will spend the Fourth with
their daughter, Mrs. Pat Ruffin. j
Dr. Frank Harris is expected to re- (
turn during the week end after a ,
two weeks' vacation in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Shriner of Cin- ^
cinnati, Ohio, will spend Friday j
with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Joyner. T
Miss Jane Dail of Rex Nurses
home, Raleigh, spent Wednesday ;
with her mother, Mis. Layne Dail. ,
Mr. and Mis. J. E. Garris will j
spend the week end in Clinton with
their daughter, Mrs. R. R. Harris. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Joh^ D. Dixon . and ,
children spent the week end at the j
Ocean King hotel, Atlantic Beach.
Miss Margaret Tyson, student at ]
W. C. U. N. C., Greensboro, will ]
spend the Week end at her home here. ,
Mrs. Annie Bell Gardner has re
turned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. <
J. W. Joyner after visiting in Rocky i
viuuuu?nunraw
Chappell of Norfolk, VlL, wore week
J. w.
of Mr. and Mrs.
Joyner. " '' - ' U
Mm George Edwards ot Snow Hill
and Mm Frances Walker A)f Iilling
spent Wednesday with Mrs. J. A.
HPHHHIHMu
and Mm R. 0. Lang, Sr., are
of their daughter, Mrs. A.
Jr., at the Monk cottage at
Joyner and
and Jimmy, left Wed
to mend several days atj
J. MT Christman of Kinston
with Mat. Lula Forbes
of Mm A.
?trt*
?T
m.?Episcopal Auxiliary
wf& Mrs. R. S- Scott
3:80 p. m. ? Woman's Council,
Christian. ?' ?-0? ?"'5
3:30 p. n.?Woman's Missionary
Society, Baptist./ ..
.8:30 p. m.?Woman's Society of
Christian Service, Methodist.
7 .*00 p. m.?Kiwapis. v "
8:00 p. m.?Y. W. A-, Baptist
7:00 p. m.?Rotary. . ,
8:60 p, m.?Boy Scouts.
8:00 p. m.?Annie Perkins Circle,
Baptist 1 '
Thursday, 10
3:30 p. m.?Presbyterian Juniors
meet with Bert Warren.
7:80 p. m.?Masons. : j " |
7:30 p. m.?Burnette-Rouse Post,
V. W. P.
"Saturday, 12
10:00 a. m.?Bird (Hub.
9:00 p. m.?Dance dub meets at
Country' CHub with Mr. and Mrs.
R, O. Lang, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Joyner and Mr. and Mrs.
Carol Modlin as hosts.
" / i
I
Ann Pollard spent Friday-Tuesday J
iMting Nancy Jane Carroll at her
ome near Farmville. J
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Roeenberger, I
and children of Carrollton, Va.,
?t the week end with Mr. and
Walter Hob good.
Friends will regret to learn that
[{?. T. M. Dail, who has been a pa
ent at a Greenville hospital for i
ome months, continues ill.
Virginia Wright Allen, daughter of
ifr and Mrs Lewis Allen, has been J
onfined to her home this week with!
he measles, v
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Boyd and Miss
?ala Brantley of Greenville were J
uests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cay
on Sunday..
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Sauls were I
Iveek end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L.ypn Eason at the Eason cottage at
Atlantic Beaeh.
Mrs. J. V. Edge of Rocky. Mount
spending several days with Mr.
d Mrs. J. W. Joyner and Mrs. An
abelle Gardner.
Mr. anji Mrs. J. T. Lewis and J
hildren left for" their home in Re
Calif.," Ttaesday after a visit
relatives here.
Mrs. Dilly Thompson returned to
her home in Rocky Mount Thursday
^ter an extended visit to her mother,
4ra. Layne Dail
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Mohn of New
ern and Mr. and Mrs, R. Dubbs of
a:, will spend Sunday with Mr. and
Jrs. W. 'J. Rasberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Forbes and
|hildren of Hainpton, Va., arrived
nursday to spend the wpek end
dth Mrs. Lula Forbes.
A. Joyner; Jr., of Raleigh has
eturhed to ? Raleigh after spending
everal days with his parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. R. A. Joyner.
Mr. and Mrs.""" Wilson Tugwell of
Newport News, Va., arrived Thurs
lay to spend the week Vnd with Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Tugwell.
Mrs. W. C. Ferrell, Mrs. G. W.
libelees and Mrs. Jim Warren of
Nashville were guests of Mrs. L. E. I
Valston last Wednesday.
Miss Edna and John Alphin * 6f |
"ilson. and Mrs. Maybelle Pollard of
aysville were guests of Mr. and
ifrs.'C. Hubert Joyner Sunday.
Miss Susie Copeland of High Point,
former member of the local gram
?ar schojpl faculty, is visiting Mrs.
I. B. Moore and Mrs. R. 0. "Lang.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Moiingo,
liss. Margie Moiingo and Mr. and
fre. C. H. Mozingo spent the week
nd in Norfolk, Va., with relatives.
Mr. mid Mrs. Emerson Smith at
nded the Taylor-Bunting wedding
Bethel Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Smith was one of the bridesmaids.
Miss Aileen Flanagan, manager of
Simpson's Flowers, Greenville, is afc
" ig a school of floristry at the
- Hampton hotel, Columbia, S. f
I Mrs. L"D. Kirklin are mov-1
! in thg home
_ Mr.
r of the
after a two
Lang's daughter,
in QreenvHle.
?'f Mr.and Mrs.
Harold, Misses
Fountain,
Howard
lantic Beach.
Mrs. Max E. McLeod
MuHmi'. and Mike, of
rived Wednesday to vend
and with Mrs. McLeod's parents,
and Mm. J. W Bads. ^
Misses Betsy . Jones, Ann Moore
and Joyce Tyson, who are
summer school at- Campbell
Bute's Creek, are spending the holi
days with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Drake and
daughter, Nancy Etta, will .iom a
party of friends in Rowland Satur
day and spend the week and at
Myrtle Beach, ?. C.
Ted Albritton and son, Harry, re
turned Friday from a vacation' at
Caswell Beach. Mrs. Albritton and
daughter, Theodora, returned Mon
day from the beach.
Mrs. D. R. Morgan, Miss Aime i>.
Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Pat ftuffin
are leaving Sunday for Morehead
where they will be the guests of Miss
Mariah Thompson for several days.
Mrs. Ray Smith and Mrs. Loring
Overman and son, Brad, of Washing
ton, D. C., arrived Saturday for a
two weeks' visit to Mrs. Smith's and
Mrs. Overman's sister, Mrs. M. W.
Rollins.
Mrs. S. S. Morrison and children,
Elaine and Eve Tompkins, of Sands
ton, Va., arrived Tuesday to speAd
the remainder of the week with Mrs.
Morrison's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Hardy. *
Friends will regret to learn that
B. E. McClure of Maysvijle, Ky., who
was on the tobacco, market here for
several seasons, died at his home
Saturday. Funeral services were con
ductd Sunday. *
Paschall Barrett, Jackie Williford,
Jimmie Jones, John Russell Joyner,
Patsy Allen and Jess Carraway are
leaving Monday to attend the Metho
dist Youth camp at Fisher's Tiding
near New Bern.
R. A. Fields,, Jr., and daughter,
Jennie PerTy, of Robersonville, spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Fields. Betsy Ann King re
turned to Robersonville with them
for an extended visit. .
Misses Ann Bynum, Ruth Tyson
and Jess Carraway and Robert Pol
lard and James Thome attended a
dinner and theater party given by
Jimmy Horton last Wednesday night
at his home in Fountain.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Candler spent
the week end at his home in Hender
son and on Saturday afternoon .at
tended the wedding of his sister,
Hester Candler, and Albert Chappell.
Mr. Candler served as an usher at
the wedding. r
Mrs. Leon. Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest L. Jones, Mrs. C. W. Morris
and Jimmy Jones visited Leon Jones
at the Veterans' hospital, Fayetta
ville, Wednesday. Mr. Jones will
undergo a major operation Wednes
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kuhn and chil
dren, John and Ruth Aim, and Miss
Lula Chestnut of yinfeennes, Ind., Re
turned to their homes last Monday
aftes e visit to Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Turnage and Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Turnage, Jr., in Greenville.
H. S. Hatem spent several days of
last we* with friends here. Mr.
Hatem, a former FarmviRe resideht,
has left the Eastern Carolina sana
torium in Wilson, where he under
went treatment for some time, and
has gone to Georgia to be with his
family. ,
Mrs.- Archie W. McLean and chil
dren, Jeffery and Nancy, of Char
lotte are visiting Mrs. McLean's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Turnage.
Mrs. Turnage, Mrs. McLean and chil
dren spent the week end at More
head as the guests of Mrs. Robert
Wright. .
Mrs. R. K. Veptelaon and children,
l^ay and George, of Charlotte, who
have been visiting Mrs. Vemelson's
sisters, Mrs. J. E. Bynum and Mrs.
Robert Lee Smith, left Monday for
Portsmouth, Vs., to visit relatives.
Mrs. Alice H.
JACfc LEWIS HOST TO
mgm
yellow dahlias,
and-magnolias were
the reception rooms
dining room where the
centered with a bowl of
carnaiiAha flanked by
A white cufcwork
on. the table.
served chicken
from one end of thd
Mrs. Smith served apple
in rose shapes from the other..
Ham biscuits, pickles, pink and green
ribbon sandwiches, potato pOffs, as
sorted pickles, stuffed celery, crack
ers, lead tea and individual lemon
piee were served.
The guests of honor Were remem
bered'with crystal vases by Mr. and
Mrs;, Smith and with crystal gob
lets by Mr. and Mrs. Whitehurst.
Then were approximately 90 out
of-town guests. _ " ' |
WOMAN'S COUNCIL CROUPS
QF CHRISTIAN CHURCH MEET
Mrs. J. E. Bynum conducted the
Hidden Answers at.Group 8 which
met Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. G. E. Thompson with ten mem
bers present. The devotional leader
was Mrs. Lester Turnage.
A fruit drink and cake were served
after adjournment
Mrs. Archie Cayton was hostess to
Group 4 Tuesday evening at her
home^ Summer flowers were in
pleasing arrangements.
Mrs. Ernest Russell presided and
conducted the program based on the
Hidden Answers from "The World
CalL" Miss Elizabeth Moore was in
charge of the devotional period.
Following adjournment the hostess
served homemade chocolate cake,
pickles and ah iced beverage.
Mrs. Warren Gurganus was a spe
cial guest
LOYAL WOMAN'S CLASS
Mrs. George Windham was hostess
to the Loyal Woman's class of the
Christian church, Friday evening
with the president, Mrs. A. C. Turn
age, presiding.
The devotional study, given by
Mrs. Louise 9. Harris, was taken
from Luke II. During the business
session the president urged the mem
bers to do more visiting and to help
improve Sunday school attendance.
Mrs. Jack Smith was appointed to
assist Mrs. Windham with the Cradle
Roll work. \ .<
Samuel Francis Smith, composer
of "America"'and other songs, was
the basis of a talk given by Mrs.
Lester To mage.
Refreshments consisted of ice:
cream cake and salted nuts. Mrs.
Robert MctSary, who before her mar
riage Sunday *as Miss Verb. Wil
liams, was a refreshment guest. The
class remembered her with a candy
jar.
Arrangements of larkspur and
daisies were Used in the Windham
home. * - " ? - J
BIRD CLUB NOTES
?:*>. - ?
Bert Warren reed en article deal
ing with the Yellow-headed Black
bird at the Bird club Saturday morn
ing. This bird dresses in a glossy
black coat. .* Over its head, around
the neck and down its chest, it wears
a rich yellow mantle.' On each
shoulder is displayed a large showy
epaulette of white. ' . ?
Other identifying features am the
bill, which is decidedly shorter than
the head, the long, pointed wings,
the slightly rounded tail which is
over two-thirds the length of the
wings, and,the hard stiff feathers.
Fastened to weed stems from one
to three feet above the water, the
nest is woven of sedge grass and is
rather compact, bulky, and hi' lined
with finer blades of grass. *?e Yel
ird lives Wa large
hi the dtmn of a
ground this bird
its gait is rather a
Although it eats
the destruction
and bisects
food. 5
the members
country in quest
Lif?" *
m.. ????
i ns vows
Of floor
li and
by candelabra J
ivy.
The couple entered together vui
attended. The bride was attired in
A powder blue dress fashioned with ^
scalloped bertha with which she wore
matching goves and, black accesso
ries. Her cortege was of orchids.
Her hi t was a black off-the-face mo
del.
C. B. Mashburn, Jr., -and Henry M.
Skinner of Wilson were ushers.
Mrs. Skinner, .mother of the bride,
wore a navy blue outfit with a shoul
der corsage of pink roses.
Immediately following the cere
mony Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Skinner,
parent*, of the bride, entertained at a
wedding breakfast at their home on
Contantnea street.
For traveling, . Mrs. McClary
changed, to a black dressmaker suit
With which she wore her bridal cor
sage.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Benjamin Jesse Skinner and the late
Eugene S. Williams. She has been
employed by Belk-Tyler company for
the past severe! years.- Mr. McClary
is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
James W. McClary of Orange, Va.
He is now associated with a con
struction company in Raleigh where
the couple will live upon completion
of their new home.
Out-of-town guests i
_ Out-of-town relatives^ and friends
here for'the wedding were Dr. and
Mrs. C. F. Keuzenkernp and Joe
Trotman, Jr., Greenville; Mrs. Bill
Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Boy Buchanan
and Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Capps, Ra
leigh; Miss Bette Epperson,* B. J.
Skinner, Jr., Lawreneeville, V%,; Mr.
and Mrs, Henry M. Skinner and Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Woo lard, Wilson;
Miss Ruth Skinner, Wilmington;
Miss Barbara Shytle, Silver Springs,
Md. ?
Rehearsal Party
Following the rehearsal Sattuday
evening, Mrs. C. B. Mashburn, Jr.,
and Mrs. Jehu Barrett entertained at
the Country Club. A color scheme of
green and white was carried out in
the decorations of magnolias and
white tapers on the mantels and
tables. The refreshment table was
spread with a Maderia cloth and cen
tered with a three-tiered wedding
cake topped with miniature bride and
groom. After the bridal couple cut
the first sliee, Mrs. J. 0. Pollard
served the cake. Mrs. C. R. Townaend
pouvad punch. Nuts and mints were
also passed.
Dancing was enjoyed, later in the
evening. ' . .
"Call the manager. I never saw
anything as tough as this steak!"
"You will, sir," replied the wait
er, "if I call the manager."'
NOTE OF THANKS
I wish to thank all who visited me,
and sent gifts, cards and other
membrane** during my illness.
B > ' ' h. s.
NOT? OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks for the many act* of ktnrtiww
extended me during my stay at the
hospital and since my return.
Mm. Jimmie Naaney.
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