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FREDAY.nAUCUSIi 10,718484
Mrs. J. Michael Moran, Society
Kws. Harry Stalcup is spending
a
feiv
days with her daughter, Mrs.
Rfcf!
e Walters, in Kinston.
Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Roberts and
daui
inter, Pam, of High Point, are
i.
felling Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rob
etts,
'Mb
i.L. T. Thigpin, of Beulaville,
sport
last week end with her
ddaughter, Mrs. Bobby Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McMillcn, of
Raleigh, spent last wepk end here.
Mss Patsy Reeves, of Miami,
Fla.,1 arrived Monday to visit her
auntfs, Mrs. Howard Wade and Mrs.
Charles Slvron.
Mr. Allen Colcnda has returned
to his home in Danville, Va., after
visiting relatives here. lie was ac
companied home by his brother,
2eke, and Mrs. Colcnda will re
mam here for a longer visit.
Mrs. B. S. Laine and Mrs. W. II.
Marks recently spent the week end
With Richard Springle and family
In New Bern.
Mrs. Robert Wallace and Mrs.
A. II. McDonald spent Tuesday in
New Bern.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Matthews
spent the week end with his moth
er in Spring Hope.
Friends will he gl :ul to learn
thftt Dnikr Akroyd, son of Sgt.
and Mrs. Harry Akroyd. has been
discharged from the Morehcad
City hospital.
Billy Ball and Sgt. Boh Gaines
have returned from a week's visit
In St. Augustine and Silver
Springs. Fla.
Floyd Chndwick, Jr. is a patient
at the Veteran's hospital in Fayet
teville. Mr. Chadwick was admitted
Friday, August 13, and is expected
to be there under observation for
a stomach condition for one to
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ricks and
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crawford, of
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Plymouth, were "ie guests of Mrs
W. L. Fulcher Wednesday.
The Rev, and Mrs. 0. W. Dowd,
Ra)clh, are visiting here. Rev. Mr.
Dowd is a former pastor of tha
Mr. Jack Nobles, of Greenville,
spent the weekend here with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Henderson,
Buster Babbs, of Murfreesboro,
was the week end guest of George
Howard, Jr.
George Howard, of New York, is
spending several days here with
his wife.
Miss May Ann Kraft, of Norfolk,
Va., is visiting Miss Carolyn Willis.
Mrs. llic Atkinson and children,
Cliff and Nancy, have returned to
their home on Staton Island, N. Y.,
after spending a month here with
relatives.
Mrs. Duffy Wade and Mrs. Tho
mas Wade spent last Friday in
New Bern.
Tuesday Bridge Club Meets
With Coreita Thompson
Miss Corctta Thompson enter
tained the Tuesday evening bridge
ciub at her home on Arendell St.
at eight o'clock.
Guests were Mrs. W. E. Mere
ness and Mrs. R. D. McDnugall.
Club high was won by Mrs. Bob
Williams while Mrs. McDougall
received scented soap for guest
high.
The hostess served cokes with
potato sticks and stick candy.
Mrs. Robert Shaw will entertain
the club next week.
Dinner Given for Slerlcns
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boyer, of
Havelock, entertained with a din
ner for their aunt, Mrs. Feist, of
Indianapolis and their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Sterlen, of More
hcad City Sunday.
The male emu does the hatching
of the eggs.
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Floating Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. E. A. Hessee
The Floating Bridge Club met
with Mrs. E. A. Hessee at her
home on Arendell street Tuesday
afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Upon arrival of the guests the
hostess served ice cream sodas
wiih devil's food cake, while mints
and nuts were enjoyed during
play.
High score prize, toilet water,
was won by Mrs. John Phillips and
second high, earrings, went to
Mrs. Joe Smith.
The club will meet with Mrs. W.
A. Howland, Jr., next week.
Out-Town Guests Here For
Sampley-Tilley Wedding
Out of town guests included
Miss Ethclene Sampley, of Lake
Junaluska and Duke University:
Mrs. Roy C. Sampley of Stuart,
Fla.; Mr. George Ehlhardt of Duke
University; the Reverend Alvis A.
Waite, Jr., of Duke University;
Mrs. M. S. Broun, Mrs. Alimand S.
White, IVT. EdwiiT Akers, Mr?
Agatha Moore Miller, Miss Helen
Knight, Miss Rosa Clyde Bryant,
Miss Maryanne Broun, Miss Gla
dys Lee and Miss Eleanor Ann
White, all of Roanoke Rapids.
Miss Hester Ann Bizzell, of New
ton Grove, Miss Ruth Kendall of
Albemarle, Miss Elizabeth DcsJar
dines of Detroit, Michigan, Mr.
Dixon Adams of Carthage, the
John Spillman of Charlotte, Mr.
Harold Austin of High Point, Mr.
Thomas Horner of New Bern, Mr.
Dixon Adanfs of Carthage, the
Reverend Charles J. Tilley of Oc
racoke. Reverend C. M. Mitchell of
Atlantic. Reverend and Mrs. H. L.
Ilarrell of Straits and Reverend
and Mrs. T. R. Jenkins of Beau
fort. Mr. and Mrs. II. T. West, Mrs. M.
T. Frizzelle and Mrs. Roy Turnage,
of Ayden. Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Tart,
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Weeks, Mr!
and Mrs. II. A. Bizzell and Miss
Uuth Hudson Bizzell of Newton
Grove.
Sandersons Adopt Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Sanderson,
of 1810 Evans street, announce
the adoption of a 2 12 months old
baby girl whose name is Sarah
Faye.
YOU'VE SEEN THEH ADVERTISED LOTS OF TIMES IN MANY OF THE LEAEIX5 HOME MAGAZINES
THEY'RE THE WORK OF ONE OF THE LEADING HIGH POINT MAKUFACTU3ESS
THEY'RE EXACT REPRODUCTIONS OF GENUINE COLONIAL ANTIQUES
THEY'RE HAND CARVED IN GENUINE SOLID HONDURAS MAH CSANY AND SSLD KS3THERN AGED CHERRY WOOD
THESE CHAIRS ARE COVERED IN ANTIQUE VELVETS AND CCLCIHAL TAPESTRIES
BUT! INSTEAD OF THE OLD HORSEHAIR FILLER, THEY'RE MODERNIZED WITH UP-TO-DATE SPRING SEATS
Mrs, Frank Moran Given
Stork. Shower Tuesday
Mrs. J. G. Bennett and Mrs.
Frank Swindell honored Mrs.
Frank Moran with a stork shower
at the Civic Center Tuesday eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock.
Upon arrival of the guests the
hostesses served delicious block
cake decorated in pink and blue
to carry out the baby motif with
chocolate ice cream sodas. Each
table was centered with a minia
ture bouquet of pink verbena.
After the refreshments were
served three progressions of bridge
were played with the high score
prize going to Miss Charlotte
Guthrie and second high to Mrs.
Walter Davis. Bridge bingo was
f layed at one table and Mrs. Clyde
Jones was awarded an attractive
prize as the winner.
At the conclusion of play a bas
ket of beat.liful and useful gifts
decorated in pink and white was
presented to the honorcc.
Lovely white asters and tube
roses with pink and white zinias
were placed in attractive arrange
ments throughout the club rooms.
Buffet Dinner Given
By Mrs. J. W. Jackson
Mrs. J. W. Jackson entertained
thirty-three of her friends with a
buffet dinner at her home on Aren
dell street Saturday evening at
(i:30 o'clock.
A delicious meal was served
from the dining table which was
covered with a white lace cloth
with a floral centerpiece of mix
ed summer flowers in a silver
bowl and candles in silver candel
abra. The menu consisted of congeal
ed vegetable salad, candied swot
potatoes, turkey, oyster casserole,
relish trays, asparagus, hot rolls
and coffee.
The difference between lions and
tigers is chiefly in the color and
distribution of hair. The two can
interbreed.
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Baby Shower Given
For Mrs, Sanderson
Mrs. Alvin Garner and Mrs.
James Mason entertained at a baby
shower for Mrs. G. E. Sanderson
at the Sanderson home on Evans
street Saturday afternoon from 3
until 5 p.m.
The gifts were attractively ar
ranged on the dining table which
was covered with a lace cloth with
a centerpiece of mixed summer
flowers.
Refreshments served were fruit
punch with cake and peanuts.
Approximately thirty friends
called during the afternoon.
Sanderson-Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Davis
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Audrey Beryl
to
Mr. William Hugh Sanderson
on Friday, August twenty-seventh
at seven o'clock in the evining
Straits Methodist Church
Straits, North Carolina
Only the male katydids, crickets
and cicadas sing. The females are
silent.
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The wedding of Miss Nell Royal!
Pitts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Pitts, of Creedmore, and Char
lea Clay Willis, son of Mrs. Ida B.
Willis and the late Mr. Vannie
Willis, of Morehead City, was so
lemnized Saturday evening, August
14th at the First Methodist church,
Morehead City, N, C. The Rev.
Lester A. Tilley officiated at the
double ring ceremony, v
A program of nuptial music was
presented by Mrs. N. R. Webb,
organist, and Bobbie Bell of More
head City, as soloist. The selec
tions used were Because and At
Dawning. The traditional wedding
and recessional marches were used.
The. bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore 1 white marqui
sette gowrt, with a tight fitting bo
dice featuring tiny white self-covered
buttons. Her firgertip veil
fell softly from a tfam of ss:-n
F'.r?ses. She carried a white
p'.yer book with a purpic throated
oichia.
For going away the bride wore
a white Palm Beach suit with b.'ack
and white accessories and the or
chid lifted from her prayer book.
The bride, a graduate of Creed
moor High School, attended East
Carolina Teachers College, and is
a graduate of Watts Hospital
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School of Nursing. She is a mem
ber of the nursing staff at More
head City Hospital. 1
The bridegroom graduated from
Morehead City High School. He is
employed at Leary's in Morehead
City.
The couple will be at home at
106 N. Ninth Street, Morehead
City, N. C.
Book and Bridge Club
Meets With Mrs. Davis
Mrs. John D. Willis and Mrs.
Ethan Davis were hostesses to the
Book and Bridge club which met
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Davis.
Guests for the evening were Mrs.
Paul Moore, Mrs. Lionel Smith,
Mr. John Willis, Mr. Jarvis Herring
and Mr. Ethan Davis.
Club high, toilet soap, was won
by Mrs. Fred Lewis and low, dish
covers, 'went to Mrs.-Jarvis Her
ring while Mrs. Paul Moore won
the travelling prize. Mrs, Lionel
Smith was guest high for the ladies
and Mr. Smith, guest high for men
The hostesses served mint julep
with peach cobbler.
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every river which rises in Tibet.
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ClauieW.4 Willis
Claude William Willis, age 41,
died in the Morehead City Hospi
tal Tuesday after a long illness.
He is survived by his wife,' Mrs.
Gertrude Willis, and the following
children, Claudia, Judith, Patsy, :i;
Terry Lee, Gloria Jean; his mother,
Mrs. Melissia Willis and two broth
ers, Lacy and Herbert of Morehead u
city. v
Funeral services were conducted ; '
from the Franklin Memorial Me
thodist Church Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock by the Rev. W. D. i
Caviness assisted by Rev. Griffin M
and Rev. Mainiss. 'l
Interment was made in the Bay
View cemetery. n
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of mammal;., with the face of a
raccoon, feet like a cat, and body
similar to that of the bear. n
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