Mrs. Paul T. Overton
Is Hostess at Bridge
Mrs. Paul T. Overton was host
ess to the Tuesday Night Club
at her home Tuesday evening
at eight o’clock with three tables
of bridge. The home was very
attractive with evergreen and
spring flowers. A number of pro
gressions were played before
scores were added and prizes
awarded. Mrs. Beaman Helms won
high, Mrs. W. H. Carter won
second and Mrs. Earl Rook won
consolation. A delicious salad plate
with coffee was enjoyed at re
freshment time.
Those enjoying Mrs. Overton’s
hospitality were: Mesdames A. L.
Gilliam, George Pappendick, Earl
Rook, A. O. George, Beaman
Helms, G. S. Bunn, Ivey Mohome,
J. A. Wood, M. F. White, H. C.
Wirtz, W. H. Carter and Miss
Edna Wafford.
Joint Hostesses To
Teachers Bridge Club
Saturday night Misses Hazel
Cobb, Marjorie Cannon, and “Liz”
Tait jointly entertained the Teach
er’s Bridge Club .in the home
of Miss Cannon. The house was
made attractive with lovely spring
flowers. High score was won by
Miss Virginia Gates and floating
was given Miss “Lib” Wilder.
At 10:30 o’clock a Salad course
was served to Mesdames I. E.
Ready, A. C. Zollicoffer, Buddy
Beckwith, Cranford Hoyle, Clay
ton Gurley, Ailenne Cannon,
Martha Daughtry, Misses Mar
garet Manning, Viola Glover,
“Lib” Wilder, Winifred Beckwith,
Virginia Gates, Ada Edwards,
Sarah Cannon, Mary Hix, Rilby
Madrey, and Mrs. Ferdinand
Schmidt came in for refreshments.
Captain George T. Burton left
last week for Camp Swift, Texas,
where he will receive his dis
charge.
Recent Bride
Mrs. Walker Bowman Brown
ing, Jt\, before her marriage on
February 23 was Miss Milli
cent Muriel Faison daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ma
son Faison. Mr. Browning is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walk
er Bowman Browning, Sr., of
Ridgeville.
Browning - Faison
A wedding of beauty and dig
nity was that of Miss Millicent
Muriel Faison and Walker Bow
man Browning, Jr., of Ridgeville
which took place at 8:30 o'clock
on Saturday, February 23, in the
First Baptist Church at Columbia,
S. C., Dr. R. C. Campbell, pastor
officiated in the presence of a
large assemblage of relatives and
friends, using the double ring cer
emony.
Mrs. Browning is the charming
and attractive daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Mason Faison
of Columbia, her mother being the
former Lottie Mae Greene of Roa
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noke Rapids, N. C. The bride at- ■
tended Brenau college, Gainesville, 1
Ga., where she became a member ||
of Alhphia Ci Omega, national i
social sorority; Lorelei, honorary g
music fraternity and was active p
in many other student affairs, g
She was graduated from the Uni- ij
versity of South Carolina in 1942, jg
where she had the distinction f|
of being the first woman grad- 1
uate of music. While at the Uni- p
versity she was soloist for the
Glee clubs, member of the In- f|
dependents and active in student
affairs. For two years Mrs. Brown
ing taught school in Ridgeville.
Mr. Browning is the son of Mr. |
and Mrs. Walker Bowman Brown
ing (Florence Drummond) of Rid- _
geville. He attended Clemson Col
lege and before entering the ser
vice in 1942 was in business with §
his father at Ridgeville. The bride
groom served two and a ha f
years in the Pacific with the Sig
nal corps and he received his ||
discharge early in December. He |
has now resumed his business as
sociation in Ridgeville.
Vaughan - Pritchard
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Pritchard |
of Granite Falls, N. C. announce |
the marriage of their daughter, >
Edith, to Francis Murphy Vaughan ,
of Roanoke Rapids. The ceremony
took place in the Church of God
in Hickory, N. C., with Rev. Paul I
Curtis in charge. They have re
turned to Roanoke Rapids where
they will make thier home.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Bullocit
spent Sunday in Seaboard.
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Card of Thanks
We wish to extend our deep ap
preciation to the nurses and doc
tors of Roanoke Rapids Hospilal
for the kindness shown us during :
the illness and death of our young
daughter, Mariam Leona Hawk
ins. |
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Hawkins
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our since io
thanks and deep appreciation for
(he kindness and sympathy ex
tended us at the death of our hus
band and father, James W. Babe
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