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"ay Guests v i -;
; Ir.i and Mrs. WD. Howard of
Zander, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
apree and Mrs. P. C. Burkette
t, Windsor 1 spent Sunday with
.j), and Ms. T. G." Howard.
Sunday Guests ,-'1v
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adkin-
son . and children, Diane and
Chuck of Richmond, Va., and
Mrs. C. J. Adkinson and Mrs.
Ralph Hines of Sufoflk, Va.,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
'Clujton Eley. .
!eruttied Horn ;
; Vincent Hill- of Portsmouth,
Va.,;. spent -the week-end with
Mrs. George Fields and family.
: Ie was accompanied home by
'Mrs. Hill and children who had
,pent several days here.
From Garner " . -
Rose Auman of Garner spent
the weekend with t Mary . Bat'
pee. , , ,
Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs. Craton Stephens
and two sons of Garner spent
the week-end withr Mrs.' Tom
Skipsey. ...
Returned Horn .
Mrs. Carlton Cannon return
ed to her home last week from
the Albemarle Hospital where
she spent several days.'
Week-end At Nags Head
Miss Ila Grey Mcll wean and
Billy White spent the week-end
at Nags Head with Mrs. , Anse.
wnue ana Mr. and Mrs. G. I.
Bullock and family.
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SHOWGROUND AT TP
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:jf WORLD'S A
LARGEST I
4 TENTED '
3 7mFH
( REAL LIVE GIRAFFES!
lo::otc-pncp nnmoccnosi
5-T0:i THAIIIED HIPPOPOTAMUS!
4-IIERDS OF ELEPHANTS
0
05 ALL STEEL CARS
450 PEOPLE ACRES OF TENTS '
Jill ANIMALS tWWtttMl A't
LARGEST WILD ANIMAL SHOW
AND CIRCUS Q0MBINED
ON EARTH!
TICKETS ON SALEt SHOWGROUNDS 9:00 A.M. ,
n -FOR GENERAL ADMISSION SEATS
ALSO GRANDSTAND SEATS 1 t
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2 COMPLETE PERFORMANCES!
OOOIS OPEN ' SHOW ST A ITS I
1:30 and 7:00 P.M.
2:30 and 8:00 P.M.
Promptly at Noon CIRCUS DAY the
elephants and an old-fashioned cali
ope will parade the downtown street.
See LEOTA
See
World's youngest subjator of wild animals, in a huge
steel arena crowded with 37 full grown, jungle-bred
( leopards, black panthers and Siberian wolf hounds.
.' Something you will remember as long as you live!
', From out of the Golden West on ilt Initial Triumphant
Tou f the East comet the Mighty Monarch of Them
"All with a Reputation of 25 Yean of Sustained Integrity
fox presenting the Epitome of All that Pertain to the
' Tented Circus. . Nostalgic in ill Theme Ultra Modem
i Vt Presentation. .
PRICES EVER YONE CAN , AFFORD
Adults $1.50 Children 75c
.ICXETS ON SALE' AT SHOWGROUNDS 10 A. M.
BE OUR GUEST
Vl EARLY CIRCUS MORNING. ' ' BRIWO THE
JT " - YOUR 'CAArJVS. SEE the unloading
. ;? Tr:nx-GTY;o;Ti'-crwixr-Ga:r3'',r3;''
Returned Home .
L. C. Whislow has returned
home from the Albemarle Hos
pital after ' spending several
weeks there for treatment v .
i
From Hopewell
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie ;Johb
son of Hopewell, V&,. spent- the
week-end with relatives', here.
Returned From Hospital '
. , E.. Young Berry returned from
Memorial Hospital at Chapel Hill
on Sunday and is getting along
fairly well.
From Maryland " ; .
. Mrs. Ruth Hoffler, and daugh
ter, Nancy of Bel Air, Md., spent
a few days this week with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Cox.
At Winston-Salem
Edward Lee Madre left Mon
day for Winston-Salem where
he will begin his teaching du
ties. ; 1
From Salisbury, v
.. .Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Elwood
and family, of ; Salisbury, MU
spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. T.' G. Howard. . Susan
Elwood remained to visit her
grandparents.
i .
From Hampton . '
Corbin Dozier, Jr., of, Hamp
ton, Va., spent Sunday and
Monday , with his parents, 'Mr.
and Mrs. Corbin Dozier v and
family. . .
Returned Home ' . .
Mrs. W. J. Davis returned
home after spending last week
at their cottage at Nags Head.
Visited In Woodland
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Waird spent
Sunday with Miss Mary Out
land and Mrs. Anna Parker at
Woodland.
Returned Home
'Mrs. Charles Godwin and
daughters, Lou and Beverly of
Williamston, and Mrs. Dennis
Holliday an dson, Denny of En
field, returned to their home on
Sunday after vsiiting Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Winslow, and Miss
Thelma Elliott. : i
Returned Home
) The Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Mose
ley returned to their home af
ter spending last week at Nags
Head. '
,: V "' s j n fj " j -"' - '
Receives Diploma
Miss Kay Mathews daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Mathews,
graduated from Watts Hospital
School -of -Nursing in Durham
Friday night, August 18; ' Miss
Mathews was a member of. the
Santa Filomena Honorary Socie
ty and secretary, of the senior
class., .
On Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Edison" Harris
and family are spending a week's
vacation at Fontana Village,. ,
Attended Graduation - ."; tf'j
Mr. -and Mrs. yiVianjMatews,
and sons, John and Edward, Els
berry Whedbee and Thurman
Whedbee attended the gradua
tion exercises Friday "night in
Durham when Miss Kay Ma
thews received her diploma from
the Watts Hospital School of
Nursing. .
On Vacation '
Miss Kay Mathews of Din,
ham is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr. and, Mrs.
Vivian Mathews.
Returned From Hospital
Mrs. Hattie Spivey returned
to her home Tuesday from the
Albemarle Hospital after spend
ing several weeks there for ob
servation and treatment.
Moved To Cbd
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Carver
and sop moved this week from
Market Street to a house at
Woodland Circle.
.Knal Sale!
i t . TO CLOSE OUT
-ALL REMAINING
Spring & Summer!
DRESSES
: Now-Only $5.98
i - Hurry in for these ' -i
. special bargains at i;
Woodland i
fDrcs9 !ioppo 1 !
v; i- 1 i:-e ;
Mr. , and Mrs. J. D, Costoa
of ." Hookerton -spent the week
end ' with Mr. j and Mrs. - J.f; D,
Coston. 1 '
Returned Home i . -
Mr. ,- and -Mrs... Julian . White,
Sr., , spent last ' week at Nags
Head.
Visiting Parents '
Mrs. J. D. , CostOn is spending
this week with her parents, Mr.
and ' Mrs. B. L. ' Mattocks at
Maysville.
2 . -Tl ,A
, Mi- j Paiker C peU. id aK .1
. 1 the Kstenj .District Cos...e-
uiogist ,onvennon in fur.jm
over the week-end., 'Miss Cope
land was - a ' delegate from ' the
Northeastern District.. ' ; ! :. i
Thursday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Mattocks,
Mrs.' J. S. Phillips and children,
Lib and Steve, and . Mrs: .: Rob'
ert , Mattocks,-, all of Maysville
spent last'Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. J. D! Coston.
Visiting Parents
Miss Patricia Keel from Char
lottesville, ; Va.;' is spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr.
and -Mrs. Lester Keel.' t : .
Attended Graduation ; . . (
Mr. and Mrs.: Lester Keel at
tended the graduation exercises
at. the University of Virginia t
Charlottesville Thursday when i
their , daughter, ' Miss Patricia
I.lr. X I :. . f
two el. '1: l v 1 .
N. J..' are vhe t ests this week
of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Tucker.
Home From Trip -
Mr. and Mrs. Whit Cartwright,
Annette 1 ; Cartwright and ' Miss
Carman Sutton have returned
home . after . a trip through . the
western part of 'North Carolina
and , Tennessee 'last week. 1 "
Returned .Home '
Mr. awj .Mrs. "Bill Elliott re
turned home Friday after spend.
ing a vacation -at Chesapeake
Beaclu and KiU DoyU Hill
Iri. Georgia
Mr, and Mrs. Melvin G. Owens
spent the week-eild in Wrights-
ville, Georgia.
From Boston - '
Mr. and Mrs. Redmond Chetty
and children of Boston,' Mass.,
were: guests -of Mr. -and - Mrs.
Corp Reed last week. ' - '
Week-end Here "..-''
Mr. and Mrs. f Wallace - Reed
and children of Columbia, S. C
spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Corp Reed. 1
Returned Home ,
. Miss Joanna P. Williford re
turned to her home this week
Keel, graduated from the :'Unl-from Virginia Beach, Va., where
versity's School of X-ray Tech-1 she has spent some time at the
nology. ' Bagley cottage. ,
From Greenville
t Mrs. Frank Jolly, of Green
Ville scpent "several 'days last
week with her mother,. Mrs
Wilson Reed. She Was accom
panied ' home Saturday by her
daughter," Franklin, ' who has
spent two weeks with her grand-
mother. . . ' '
j. - -
Returned Home ? '.''..
,Miss Cornelia "Cannon 'has re
turned to her home after, visit
ing relatives in Portsmouth, Va.
Returned Home '"','''
(Mr. and "Mrs. Jake Chesson
and family have 'returned home
after, a week's vacation at White
Lake,' Morehead,City" and Wash
ington, D. C. '" ". 1
From Norfolk ' " '
; Mrs. Frank Barrow of Nor
folk, ' VS.,' 'Spent " the " week-erld
with ' Mr;; and ' Mrs: V.v N.': Dar
den. "
son, E..viJ. T"v74
s, ent jsw 1 d
with Mrs. Helen Ur . i and
Mrs. ' vVera "B; ' I . ,i. i:.ey
were accompanied, fcae by, Sid
ney "BroUghton, who has; been
y'l 'Miss i-1 Alices ' Newby, ' Mra.T' Al
-i-''-! ITanley prj' family - refilled
veekU :T. . t.r... . ..- j.. ... ' -
Henley . and" children., sp'enC .'a'."...
few days here' this ? wtek with ';;
Mr; ; and Mrs. Guy Newby j be- V.
visiting, his grandmothers, ; Mrs, fore'Yetunimg -'.to' fttheirgnijB: at
catton arid Mrs. ChappelL , Columbia, S. C.
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