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Mrs. A. L. Clark and children
left Saturday for Mount Airy.
Their many friends here regret
that they will make their home
there in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Thompson
are attending the graduation of
their son, Glenn, at West Point
ths week.
T. B. Turner has returned from
Gasden, Ala., where he attended
the wedding of his sister. He was
accompanied on his return by his
niece, Miss Doratha Turner, who
Will spend some time here.
Miss Ella Gooch of Henderson is
the guest of Miss Ruth Glover.
Miss Vola Glover and Miss
Merle Bell are attending summer
school at Wake Forest College.
Mr. and Mrs. Major Morris of
Rocky Mount spent Sunday here
as the guests of Mrs. L. A. Hud-'
son.
Miss Marie Coffee of Lynch
burg, Va., is spending some time
as the guest of Mrs. Frank Wil
liams.
Mrs. David Traynham had as
her guests for the week-end Mrs.
Albert Cannaday, Mrs. Hugh
Childress and Mrs. Junius Good
man of Christiansburg, Va.
Mrs. F. M. Sherry and Mrs. Zol
lie Powell spent Saturday in Rich
mond, Va.
Canine Elite Put on the Dog
From the expressions ot these two members of dogdom's haute
monde, it’s not hard to guess the theme of their conversation. What
else could the determined-looking little woman be saying but "You’re
going to the opera whether yon like it or not!’’ And what could be
more eloquent of helpless resignation than the hangdog look on the
beleaguered creature at right. The amiable couple reside in a fash
ionable Surrey, Eng., kennel.
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Miss Nita Turner spent the
week-end with Mrs. Cebron Jordan
near Garysburg.
Friends of A. W. Williams will
be glad to know that he is much
improved after a recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kidd and
family spent Sunday in Seaboard.
Miss “Jack” Armstrong is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. David Bright
in Greenville.
Brown—Joyner
A wedding of much interest to
Roanoke Rapids occurred in Garys
burg, N. C. on last Wednesday
when Miss Mary Virginia Joyner,
daughter of Mrs. W. H. Joyner,
was united in marriage to John
William Brown, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Brown of Garysburg.
The wedding took place at the
home of the bride with Rev. Ches
ter, pastor of Garysburg M. E.
Church officiating. Mrs. Selden of
Weldon rendered the wedding mu
sic, playing several lovely selec
tions before and during the cere
mony. Mrs. Dixon of Winston
Salem sang “0 Promise Me,”
“Sweetest Story Ever Told,” and
“I Love You Truly.” The bride
was dressed in a lovely pink af- j
ternoon dress with picture hat to
match and carried a corsage of
roses and valley lilies. The home
of the bride was a scene of beauty
profusely decorated in Doratea
Perkins Roses, Queen Ann’s Lace,
ferns and tall standards holding
lighted cathedral candles. The
ceremony was performed before an
improvised altar. The bride is the
lovely daughter of Mrs. W. H. Joy
ner of Garysburg, N. C. She is
one of Eastern North Carolina’s
most attractive young ladies. Mr.
Brown is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Brown of Garysburg and
holds a responsible position here
in Roanoke Bank and Trust Com
pany. After an extended northern
trip they will make their home
here at the home of the groom’*
sister, Mrs. Howard Pruden. Mrs.
Julian Allsbrook is also sister of
the groom. The week preceding
the wedding the bride was much
entertained. Mrs. Marlow and
Mrs. Cates of Weldon entertained
at a tea, Mrs. Selden of Weldon
entertained with bridge, Mrs. R.
E .Brown gave a luncheon, Mrs.
Overton Suiter entertained with
bridge. Ur. and Mrs. W. G. Suit
er of Weldon gave, a dinner and
following the ceremony a recep
tion was held at the home of the
bride with about two hundred rel
atives and friends present.
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Misses Bennie Allsbrook, Viola
Collier, Frances Hines spent Sun
day in Nashville.
Mrs. R. C. Hardy and daughter,
Angela, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Saunders in Suffolk, Va.
Miss Blanche White of Powera
ville was the week-end guest of
Miss Ruth White.
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