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Attended Reanioa ;-
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Towe, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Towe and Mm. Lawrence
Towe and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ed'
wards attended the Davis Reunion at
Manteo Sunday, ' ,
Week-end at New Bern
Mr. and Mrs. E. C Woodard ana
children spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. N. E. Mohn at New Bern.
Returned Home
Mr. and Mm. Herbert Turner and
children have returned home after
upending several weeks at Rocky
Mount t ...
Sunday at Virginia Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tarkington and
children spent Sunday at Virginia
Beach.
Sunday at Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Newby and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sulli
van and children spent Sunday at
Nags Head. ,
' "4sj,Smithfield
Miss, Gwenn Jones of Smithfield
s pent several days this week with her
' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. . and
Mrs. Herbert White.
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Week-endere
Mr. andTlrs. F. L. Nulton of Jack
sonville spent the week-end wftn STr.
and Mrs. B. J. Holleman.
From Durham '
Miss Esther Evans from Durham
visited Dr. and Mrs. T. P. 'Brinn one
day last week,.
Visiting at Greer
Miss Katherine Ann Holmes is the
guest of Miss Shirley Jones at Greer,
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From Florida 1 ' - ' ' ' ' '
Mr. and Mrs. J. L DeLaney have
as their guests their daughter, Mrs.
Raymond Christion of Christion, Fla.,
and Mrs. A. F. Hooks of Miami, Fla.
At Nags Head , '
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Hollowell left
Saturday for their cottage at. Nags
Head where' they will spend the sum'
mer. . ;,. , . ;
From Raleigh
Georsre Smith of Raleigh is the
guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. W. H
Pitt and Howard Pitt ! '
Visiting Here
(Mrs. S. S. Hollingsworth and'cml-
dren of Laurel, Md., are spending two
weeks with Mr. and "Mrs. A. W. Hef-
ren. Mr. ' Hollingsworth- spent the
week-end but returned home Sunday.
At Gamp
Joe Towe, Jr., and Cliff Towe left
Thursday for ' Camp Mishemokwa,
where they will spend the summer.
They were accompanied there by Mrs.
Towe and Mrs. Nate Relfe, who re
turned home Saturday.
From Freemont ,
Mrs. Rueben Hooks of Freemont is
spending this week with her mother,
Mrs. J. T. Brinn,
Returned Home
Mrs. Fred Chalk and children re
turned home in Morehead City Sunday
after visiting relatives here. Mr.
Chalk spent the week-end and return
ed home with his family Sunday.
At Nags Head
Mrs. C. E. Johnson and children are
spending two weeks at the Johnson
cottage at Nags Head. Mr. Johnson
spent the week-end.
You Are Cordially Invited
To Visit Our Store
J' And Enjoy Our
r AIR- CONDITIONING
You. May Refresh Yourself
V At Our Fountain
And Shop In Comfort
For The Necessities Needed
At Home And On Your
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HERTFORD, N:C
Return'. 1 Dome
-. Lt Commander , T. JL,.lEii.i.. and.
Mrs. Brum and Lt Commander New-
hall, returned, to Jacksonville, Fla.)
Sunday after spending .several days
with Mrs. Jt T. Brinn. M
Attended Convention ' ,; : v,
' Mrs. Thurman White, Mra, Ray
Haskett and Mrs, Edward Barber at
tended ' the Wesleyaa , Convention at
Durham oyer they week-end. , ( i
From Boston . - ' .,
Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Rasberry of Bos
ton, Mass., spent the week-end with
J. & Vfck. "1: v; :; cy 'SirA;:
From Norfolk S '.'-V
William Perry of .Norfolk, . Va-
spent the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and (Mrs. J. P. Perry, Sr. He
was accompanied home by Billy Per
ry who has been visiting his grand
parents. . , 1
From Fannville
Mrs. Wesley Willis of Farmville
spent last week with Mrs. R. T. Brinn,
Mr.- Willis spent the ' week-end and
they returned home Sunday. - '
Sunday Here ":; '';'iV-V
Miss Arlean Porter of Elizabeth
City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
V. N. Darden.
At Nags Head
Mrs. T. S. White, Sr., Mrs. W. H
Pitt and Howard Pitt, Jr., left Satur
day for their cottage at Nags Head
to spend some time. Mr. Pitt will
spend the Fourth of July holidays
there with his family.
Friday in Richmond ', .
v Howard Pitt, Jr., spent Friday in
Richmond, v-- Vs., and attended . the
Debutante dance Friday night
Returned Home .
Mrs. W. L. Reed and children of
Charlotte returned home Sunday after
To Washington
Tci-enJ at Nc - Eead -
vllr,, and Mrs. Dewey : Perry, Jr.,
spent the week-end at Nags Head.
r, BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
(Mrs. T. B, Sumner entertained her
bridge duty Tuesday evening at her
home.; . Those nlavintr were IfesdamM
a two week's visit with Mr. and Mrs.Lr. Q, Felton, V. N. Darden, Charles
Corp Reed. ".' - IWhedbee, B. G. Koonce, W. C. Wright
'J. JtL , .Newbold, Qhaxles Hene and
'Miss Kate Blanchard. .The high score
yellow and white.; The center pieca
on tie dI:.Lij talle being yellow tcb-i
buds and baby breath yellow snap-
dragons in the hall and gardenias in
the old parlor and yellow lighted can-(
dies throughout the lower floor. ''The
(-guests who were from New York- and
Richmond numbered 24. , .
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dail and chil
dren and Miss Celia Blanch Dail
have returned to Washington, D. C,
after vinitinc their parents. Mr. and
Mrs.' W. E. Dail at New Hope. Misses
Faye and Billie Dail of Washington,
D. C., are visiting their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. DaiL'-Sfe.,-
From Richmond '. o'y ' v,
Mrs. J. S. Spivey of Richmond, Va.,
visited relatives over the week-end.
Thursday in Suffolk '7 ,,
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Eley and
children apent Thursday in Suffolk,
Va., with relatives. - '
From Winston-Salem
(Herman Ward of t Winston-Salem
spent the week-end. with Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Ward. , ,
From Raleigh .
W. E. White, Jr., of Raleigh spent
Tuesday night with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W, E. White, Sr.
From Columbia
Mrs. H. A. Hendley and children of
Columbia, S. C, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Newby.
Returned Home
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winslow and
son, Dan, returned home Sunday after
spending a week at their cottage at
Nags Head. ;
Returned Home
Mrs. Harold Thatch and daughters,
Barbara Ann and Gloria, of Brodnax,
Va., have returned home after visiting
relatives here.
Week-end at Lumberton- . -
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly White . spent
the week-end with relatives at Lum
berton.
prise went to Mrs. Felton,.aecond high
to Mrs. Koonee and the low score
prise was awarded iliss Blanchard. A
sweet course was, served.
MISS MOLLY TOMS HONORED 1
'i'- AT LUNCHEON iv,.-.;-'
; Mri.' Thomas S. White, Sr., and Mr.
and - Mra. Thomas S. White, Jr., of
Richmond, Va., entertained at a lunch
eon , Sunday, honoring ' Miss Molly
Toms, J debutante of the season of,
New York and Richmond, Va. Miss
Toms is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Zack Toms of New York, N. Y. " The
luncheon took place at the home of
Mrs. White, the former, old 'Toms
Home, which wao beautifully decorat-
HONORED AT BUFFET SUPPER v
Mrs. G. Bt Tucker and 'Miss Ruth
Tucker entertained Wednesday even
ing at a buffet supper at Mrs.' Tuck- ,
erB home in honor of Miss Polly,
Tucker, who was married the follow
ing day.' The home was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and light-'
ed candles. The guests numbered 35.
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i HONORED AT LUNCHEON
i Mrs. V. N. Darden and Mrs. H. R.
Christensen were joint hostesses at a
luncheon Jast ' Thursday given at the
home of Mrs. Darden. in honor of;
Miss : Polly Tucker whose marriage ,
took place that afternoon. The lower
floor of the home was decorated with
gardenias. , Those assisting in ser
ving the 35 guests present were Miss
Ruth Tucker1, Mrs. T. L. Jessup, Mrs,
ea, carrying out the color scheme of H. C Stokes and Mrs. D. S. Darden
Week-end JHere k f
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. White, Jr.,
of Richmond, Va., spent the week-end
with Mrs. Thomas S. White, Sr.
In Greenville !
Mi4. Lena Gregory left Sunday for
Greenville where she will visit her
sisters, Mrs. Cussie Sawyer and Mrs.
Clyde Landing.
From Marion ' '
Mra. R. R. Cook and children, Bobby
and Dickey of Marion are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Monds, jr. J
From Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Stephens and
daughter of Raleigh spent Saturday
right with Mrs. Louis Nachman, Sr. j
Today: Friday
Matinee P. M. Night 7-9
JIMMY DURANTE '
TERRY MOORE
"The Great Rupert"
Saturday: Show Opens, 1 P. M.
, , CHARLES STARRETT
"Froiitier Outpost?
Jesse James No. 10 ,
Stmdsyi Shows 2:15, 4:15 and 9:15 P. M.
RAYMOND MASSEY and CHARLES SICKFORD
"ROSEAL'IA ilcCOF
Monday and Tuesday': ; Matinee 3 f. M. Night 7-9 P. M.
" BETTY GRABLK and VICTOR MATURE
...fa I,, ,it yh.:iK,yn
TABASII AVECUE"
Wednesday: Matinee S P.M. Night 7-9 P. M,, $ t fct ', (.'
DOUBLE FEATURE ' '
First Feature t t , i, 5 Second Feature ,
SPADE COOLEY J ' ' DAVID IBRIAN
RICHARD LANE CLAUDE JARM AN, JR.
"Everybody's r'ji Intruders In the, '5
Dancing" I Dust"
Thursday and Friday; Matinee S P. M. Night 7-9 P.M.' ' '
CLAUDETTE COLBERT and ROBERT YOUNG ; ' ' ,
NOTICE
Effective July 1, 1950, I will
no longer be associated with the
distribution of milk in this
community.
ILL
USED CAR
SPECIALS
; 'SEE THESE , BETTER
USED CARS TODAY!
1048 FORD TUDOR Super
Deluxe;? Radio, heater, new
tires. Light gray.
Ms ' ' ' A" ' ' :
1047 FORD -TUDOR Super
Deluxe. Heater,- new tires.
Dark blue.
1941 CHEVROLET 2 -door.
Good transportation, : v
1947 DODGE j-ton Pick-up.
Very clean. .
1 94 1 FORD Business Coupe.
Very clean.
Winslow - Blanchard
Motor Company
HERTFORD, N. C
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Stop! Read This.
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cotton crops due to boll weevil infestation
.... don't let the boll weevil ruin your
crop.
PROTECT YOUR COTTON
WITH THE USE OF
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We JIave This In Stock Today
FOR PROTECTION OF YOUR VEGETABLE CROP
' WE SUGGEST THESE INSECTICIDES -
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Arsenate of Iiead Bordeaux Mixture
"" Duxtox ,
. WE ALSO HAVE IN STOCK
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End-O-Pest Red Arrow Black Leaf
5? Weed Killer 24D End-O-Weed
Sprayers arid Dust Guns
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AT CAMPEN'S JEWELERS FRD3AY, JULY 7
Here's your opportunity to know the truth about your hear
ing. We havt invited a hearing specialist from Chicago to
' spend all day Friday, July 7, in Edenton. : You are invited to
drop in and talk privately, about your hearing problems . . .
to have your hearing tested v . . all absolutely (FREE and.
', without obligation. , r , ,
IN YOUR OWN HOME f , 1
Thorough' hearing examination and tests will be given in
, your home, it you wish, the evening of Friday, July 7. Num
ber of home calls that can be made is limited,' so maSe an
appointment now, by mailing the coupon below.
' YOU CAN HEAR , . . AGAIN! ' "' ' - i '. V ; ' ,
We, at Campen's Jewelers, offer this special hearing test and ;
examination as an extra service to the community we serve
' We know that hard-of-hearing conditions can be overcome
only with proper guidance and counsel. You can hear again
, . . without wearing a cumbersome aid . . . without a tell-tale
button in 'your ear. .Come in on Friday, Juljr T, and talk to
tifv kaainntf strukvi aKaf TTa nffATfl Y1PW nnna t oft ltaw1-f 1
hearing folks in this area. . , , --
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