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.TTHEWS-HAhRELL ' . To Atlanta .
ai'-Mrs. Robert Harrell,! Mr. and Mrs.', Carroll Berry
"Ji lJertiprd! announce the ;spent several day last week in
nt ..of their daughter, Atlanta, - Gaj Vfjf-ft their , son
;thi..tO' Crafton Mat-1 and daughter iih-f -'liMr. and
S4r. 'Carrot Berfiy :i
VUilirig prfndpW
ShSjcgjng daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Swin
dell, is visiting her 'grfandparents,
Mr, and Mrs. J. IL. Thigpen... in
Windsor.
P.. son- of Mr.- and Mrs,
Ltatfhews, Hertford. The
" will take place in No-
kii-'i v: : ; - . ,.
Horn From College , . ,
! Miss Joanna Williford of East
"''Carolina" College spent the week-
1 wt 'irith" her "parents, Mr. and-
: yrs. Charles Williford.
rtek-end In Biscoe
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kanoy were
jfi Biscoe; this week-end.
Returns To Hertford
v Mrs. Walter J. Kanoy returned
4 Hertford on Sunday after
pending the past week in Biscoe.
From Durham
Miss Jo Pat Stokes of the Watts
School of Nursing in Durham,
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay
Stokes.
Week-end In Lumberlon "
Miss Gladys Felton spent the
week-end' in Lumberton , . witrj
Jriends. .tWSSIJ
week-end Here
Mrs. Frank Jolly of Greenville
ipent the week-end with her mo
ther, Mrs. Wilson Reed and her
lister, Miss Mimrea rceea.
From Portsmouth
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Stanton
and daughter, Phyllis of Ports
mouth spent a few days last week
With Mrs. Carlton Cannon.
'1- -.
Sunday In Norfolk
j! Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morris and
fir. and Mrs. J. E. Newby and
hildren spent Sunday in Norfolk
ftrith Miss Mary Helene Newby.
From Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hemingway
of Dunn were week-end visitors
of Mrs. Vera B. Batton and Mr.
and Mrs. Julian Broughton.
Attend Gam
Miss Mabel Martin Whedbee of
Virginia Beach spent the week
end with her parents, "Sir. and
Mrs. S. M. Whedbee and with
them attended the Carolina-Tennessee
football game on Saturday
at Chapel Hill..
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hensley and
children of Norfolk spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Reed.
Mrs. Reed continues to be very
'11 at her home on Grubb Street
i From Greenville
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Overton and
daughter of Greenville spent the
week-end with Mr. Overton's par.
ehts, , Mr.i and : Mrs Harry ' Over
ton. ,.:, " si-
Week-end Here ' !
. Mr., and Mrs., Irving Stubbs of
Norfolk spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. ,.Ej , Y. Berry. 'On
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Stubbs
and Mrs. J, E. Jones went to Pine-'
town to visit-Mr. -Stubbs'' father,
W. Stubbs.
From Virginia Beach '
Miss Mary Ann Harris of Vir-i
ginia Beach spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Z. A. Harris.
SfBJderilit, Jr.; Wo fcotrfpleted his
basic training at Fort Jackson.
Returned Homo :
Mrs. W. D. P,erry, Sr has re
turned home after spending sev
eral days last week visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Jack S. King at Guil
ford College and, Mr. and Mrs.
Tnomas Butt at Greensboro.
From RaeJoid'' ' ' jm I From College ' -c' ft:
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Harrington 1 Miss Shelby Jean Overton, ! a
of Raeford spent the week-end 'student at East Carolina College,
with Mrs. Barrington's mother,! sPent the week-end with her par
Mrs. Raymond Skinner, Mrs. ents, Mr." and, Mrs. Harry Over-
Skinner returned with thorn t ton,
Raeford for a visit of several days.
Overnight Guests
,. JMrv'and Mrs. James Jofrnspn
and. family of Virginia Beach
spent Friday night with Mrs.
Johnson's brotheiuin-law' and sis
ter, Mr and, Mrs. . Viv.iun Mat-,
thews. Miss Ruthie Johnson re
mained for the week-end.''
From Warwick
Mrs. Kathleen Copeland of
Warwick, Va.; was the guest -of
Mrs.. J. C. Blanchard several days
I this week.
IU At Home
Mrs. Jack Barker has been con-
In Hospital
Mrs. Viola Nachman is a pa
tient in the Albemarle Hospital
in Elizabeth City.
In Hospital
Mrs. R. M. Fowler entered Nor
folk General Hospital on Sunday
for observation and treatment.
Visits In Norfolk ;
Mrs. Charles Whedbee is spend
ing several days this week in
Norfolk' with Mr. and Mrs. R. O.
.Applewhite.
Returned Home !
:'Mfv'and Mrs. Ei EJ Payne have
returned' ' home' ; .after, spending
several days ini Charlotte visit
ing'Mrl and' Mrs, Richard S.
Payne; 'i: i ,k i. ;:,
;.:!.'-; li-i, i l
From Norfolk i ,i .
( i MrJ and Mrs.ii Bernard Powell
and- daughter Gale' of Norfolk
spent. Sunday with "Mr; and Mrs.
R."-fc'f,itchr
In Hospital
J. D. Teates was admitted to
the Albemarle Hospital last Sat
urday for observation and treat
ment. From Hampton $
Mrs. R. L. Knowles had as her
guest this wek Mrs. Bright of
Hampton, Va.
From College - , -
Miss Sue Perry White from East
Carolina College spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Julian White." :!,
In Florida ,
. Mrs. J. H- Bagley is visiting her
son-in-law and - daughter, : Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Pickhardt and fami
ly at Smyrna Beach, Fla. -
From Staunton
Mr. ,and Mrs. Guv Shuc from
$taunton, Va., spent several days
last week with Mr. apd ., Mrs.
Frank Jessup.
St
Visits Parents
Mrs. , Frank Sloop and small
daiignter',1 Mary Elizabeth;' arriv
ed Monday from, Dublin, Va., to
spend some time with Mrs.
Sloop's parents, Dr. and Mrs. I,
A. Ward.
Visiting Here
Commander and Mi's. William
Hardcastle arrived this week-end
to spend several days with Com
mander Hardcastle's mother, Mrs.
W. H. Hardcastle, Sr.
Called To Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Payne were
called to Snow Hill, , Maryland
recently by the seriOus illness of
Mr. Payne's brother.,,
In Waihlngioa
Miss Nancy Henderson spent
the week-end with friends in
Washington, D. C. : , 1
From South' Carolina , . '
i Mrs.. Arthur. Jones from Bates
ville, S. CV is the . guest of -her
sister,, Mrs. J. L. Leggett
In Washington ' j " ,,.
Mrs'. ,R. T, Brinn is visiting;
Commander 'and Mrs. Tim. Brinn
in Washington,. D, C. . , ,
In Morfolkt -.;.. : ; v., -J
; Mrs. C. B. Stallings is spending
this week with relatives in Nor
folk, Va, , ;
HOSTS AT DINNER
, Mr. and. Mrs. Melvin Owens
were hosts at dinner at their
home on 'the Old Neck Road on
Wednesday .night, c6mplimenting
ineir nouse guest, Miss Billie Jean
Younger of Washington, D. C.
The dining room was attractive
ly decorated for the occasion and
the following guests enjoyed the
delicious dinner:, , Miss Younger,
Mrs. h, B. ' Sander lin, Sr.; of Shi
loh, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Owens of
Elizabeth 'City and -Mrs.' Chafes
Albertson of Hertford. v
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. J. 0.. Felton entertained
her bridge club Tuesday night at
her home. Those playing were
Mesdames Charles Whedbee. B.
G. Koonce, T. B. Sumner, W.' G.
Wright, V. N. Darden, Miss Thel
ma Elliott and Miss Kate Blanch
ard. .The high score prize went
to, Mrs., Whedbee. .Refreshments
were served..' t . , '
..I, ROpK CLUB MEETS
Mrs. D. F. Reed, Sr., entertained
her rook club Friday night at her
home on Dobb Street. . Those
playing were Mesdames J. E.
Morris, J. H. - Towe, Charles
Whedbee, B. ' G.' Koonce, Julian
White, Oscar Newborn, G. R.
Tucker, Archie Lane, Harry Hol
lowell, James S.McNider, W. J.
Davis and C. T. Skinner. The
high1 score prize went to Mrs,
Newbold' and the floating prize
was awarded Mrs. Moiris. A
sweet course was served. .
" . .- . .
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
, Mrs. C. R. Holmes was hostess
to her bridge club Tuesday night
at her home. Those playing were,
Mesdames T. L. Jessup, J. T. Big
gers, J. D. Coston, C. E. Johnson,
Tom Skipsey,-Miss Mary Sumner
and Miss Ruby White. The high
score.prizetwept-faWrS.
A sweet course wasT served,
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5j ;': The rewards.: for helping
ij Mother with .her cake are.
:! ;, pleasant. And so are the '
rewards lor fjxienuiiig
t courtesy and cooperation
k; on the party line,
ttii When everyone uses the
line sharingly everyone
ini gets better service. And by '
ii" giving up the line immedi
!Hi ately in an emergency and
lip replacing the receiver
properly, you help yourself
Ij;., to a bigger share of that
j ! 1 better service. . , s
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. $ City . boenton . Mantee
Frorri Wilmington ;
'Mi: and Mrs. Sidney Broughton
and two sons of Wilmington, Del.,
spent the week-end With Mrs.
Vera Batton and Mr. ' and Mrs.
Julian Broughton.
Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs; Sidney i,ayden,
Jr., and son, Sidney from Ehr-
fined to her bed by illness for hardt, S. C, spent the week-end
the past week. with Mr. Layden s mother, Mrs,
Visits Friends
'MIs.r Dillwyrt" -Denton of Vir
ginia Beach spent the week-end
here with friends. -
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II r r ' yfr than to ke sorryl
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Returned Home
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Berry have
returned home from Atlanta, .Ga.,
where they visited their son and
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In South Carolina
: Mrs. Melvin G. Ovens, , Miss
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