WELDON NEWS
Misses Nathalee Johnson, Nan
nie Pierce, and Clyde Hux spent
the week-end in Farmville visiting
Miss Johnson’s mother.
Mrs. John Cates is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jack Hollan in Frank
lin, Va.
Mr. S. N. Haten, of Roanoke
Rapids, and son and daughter
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Rabil.
Miss Willielee Johnson of Farm
ville is spending a few days with
her sister, Miss Natalie Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker and
Jean spent the week-end in Nor
folk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Johnson and
Miss Blanche Johnson spent Sun
day in Rocky Mount and Spring
Hope visiting friends.
Mrs. George S. Thomas and chil
dren of Goldsboro are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Rabil.
Mr. Sam Dixon, Jr., of Frank
lin, N. C., is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Sam Dixon.
Misses Blossom Taylor, Helen
Mosely and Messrs. William Pope,
Hardy Rowe spent Sunday in Km
ston.
Mrs. B. B. Sawyer and Roseman
Waddell, of Washington, D. C.,
spent Sunday night with ,Mrs.
Meade Mitchell en route to Wil
mington to Washington, I). C.
Mrs. Charlie Daniel has return
ed to her home after a week’s visit
with relatives in Washington, D. C.
Miss Blanche Mitchell is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. B. 13.
Sawyer until August 1st in Wash
ington, D. C.
Miss Vera Lillian Daniel return
ed home Monday from a visit to
Virginia Beach.
Miss Louise Copeland of Wood
land visited Hazel Neville Friday.
Missejs Bertie Meyer and Mary
Bernard Short of Enfield visited
friends in Weldon Sunday after
noon.
Miss Lucille Fisher of Rocky
Mount visited Miss Christine Al
ston this week.
Mr. and Mrs .W. B. Joyner and
children, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hud
son and Mr. W. B. Josephson spent
Sunday in Richmond, Va.
Miss Patty Fitzhugh has return
ed after a week-end in Raleigh,
where she attended State College
finals.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brazelle
spent Thursday in Richmond, Va.
Mr. George Warren spent Fri
day in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Clifton Ryner, of Rich
mond visited her sister, Miss Nan
nie Pierce last week.
Miss Christine Alston spent Sat
urday in Rocky Mount visiting
friends.
Miss Helen Rowell, of Thomas
ville, is spending- some time with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Rowell before taking a trip to
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Herbert Bizzelle of Golds
boro is visiting a few days in
Weldon with her father, Mr. W. T.
Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Foster have re
turned to their home on Fourth
street after visiting their relatives
in Asheville for a few during the
past week.
Mrs. J. M. Graham and children
of Anniston, Ala., are spending a
few weeks with her mother, Mrs.
L. T. Garner.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rowell are
going to Washington this week for
a few days.
Miss Mary Belle Draper is to
visit a college chum in Oxford for
a short time next week.
Mesdames T. M. Smithwick and
H. R. Sechler, Miss Nettie Cuth
rell are going to motor to Rich
mond, Va., on Thursday.
Mrs. G, K. Savage and daugn
ter, Alice Vivian, of Clinton are
visiting her mother, Mrs. E. L
Hayward.
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Announce Engagement
Miss Myrtle Lipscomb
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On Tuesday evening Miss Myrtle
Lipscomb was hostess with bridge
entertaining her bridge club and a
few additional guests. A color
scheme of white, yellow and green
was effectively carried out in dec
orations as well as refreshments.
The surprise of the evening came
when refreshments were served.
On each plate was a miniature
bride mounted on a heart with the
following announcement - Myrtle
Hubert-late summer. Each guest
expressed the best of wishes for
bride-elect. The following guests
made up the tables: Mesdames
William Alligood, Allie Wood, Dick
Brown, George Lampley, Eugene
Wilson, Ivey Mohorn, A. O. George
Zollie Powell, Edward Smoot, Clif
ton Harper, Ben Parker, Clyde
Liske, W. B. Allsbrook, Charlie
Boykin of Halifax, Misses Edna
Wafford, Helen Turner, Kathrine
Hines, Bernice Hitchens, Lillie
May Floyd, and Annie May O’Dell.
The high score club prize was won
by Mrs. A. O. George, second high
Mrs. Zollie Powell, high score
guest prize being won by Mrs. Ben
Parker.
Mother Love at the Zoo
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behind barred zoo doors. “Jocko,” left, a Pittsburgh female monkey, j
with no babies of her own, lavishes all her affection on a small or- /
phan kitten. And, in the touching, intimate scene at right, “Boo- /
Hoo,” a London chimpanzee, hugs her sleeping infant close to he* II
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Birthday Party
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The home of Mr. and Mrs. S. L.
Duke was the scene of a recent
birthday party honoring Miss Lil
lian Duke. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. W. L. Taylor and
Miss Janie Duke to the following
guests: Alpha Finch, Virginia
Cooper, Mildred Taylor, Roy Coop
er, Viola Poke, Virginia Cullins,
Irwin Riggins, R. C. Whilley, Mar
vin Finch, Eleanor Finch, Willie
Mae France, Shirley Finch, Hattie
Finch, Charles Davis, Verda Wells,
Grace Garris, Margaret Lee, Ber
nice Gay, and Mildred Jernigan.
Week-End Special
THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES USE
Mammy’s
te Bread
You may get it FRESH every
day at the Bakery. It tastes
better and goes farther for
your money. Specify it at your
GROCER’S, or -
at the
Bakery Lunch
(Between P. O. and New Bakery)
BAR-B-Q
SANDWICHES
Beginning Saturday at
10 A.M. and until closing
time Sunday this Week
End
BAR-B-Q
Sandwiches for --
Same Quality that made
CURB SERVICE
' BAKERY LUNCH