Rose’s Christinas
Party Held Friday At
Community Building
Affair One of Most De
lightful of Holiday
Season
One of the most delightful social
affairs of the season took place Fri- ,
day night at the Community House at
Cross Roads when the employees and
a few invited friends were guests of
the Rose concern at a turkey dinner,
served by the ladies of the Chowan
Woman’s Club. The affair was in
charge of the girls working in the,
store, who planned and super- j
every phase of the party,,]
Manager Paul Wallace turning the
entire arrangement over to them.
Miss Mary Leary acted as toast- i
mistress and welcomed the guests,
which was responded to by Lester
Perry. Robert Harrell delivered aj ■
timely talk on the true spirit of
Christmas giving. Sara Saunders re-;
cited a poem which was followed by
a toast to Mr. Wallace and a toast
to the ladies of the Woman’s Club by
Doris Small. Little Jackie Wallace
sang a solo and the farewell remarks
were made by Mary Leary. The pro
gram was interspersed with Christ
mas songs with Jimmy Weathers pre
siding at the piano.
At the conclusion of the dinner
much pleasure was derived by the
exchange and display of Christmas
l resents.
Those attending the party were:
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Wallace,
Jackie Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Coodwin, Beulah Perry, Lester Perry,
Aiethia Forehand, Doris Small, Ever
ett Small, Mary Leary, Robert Har
rell, Doris Copeland, Clyde Blanch
ard, Blanche M. Bass, Murray Bass,i
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I making your Christmas full of good cheer and fel- |
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Perhaps this little message will help you forget
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^ = ’ nary days. May brighter days be the compensation 1
I lUWr for your sacrifices toward making this a better
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1 of life around you and the opportunities for the
c sen-ice it affords.
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Lessie Bunch, Lillian Bass, Jess e
Harrell, Elsie Nixon, Dorothy Mae
Bass, Annie Mae Hollowell, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Dale, Dorothy Mae Bunch,
Sara Saunders, Mable Bunch, Dorothy
Bass, Vivian Hayman, Scott Harrell,
Gumie Hobbs, Jr., Myra Boyce,
Norma Jernigan, Delcie Jordan, Fran
ces Collins, Faye Parker, Hazel Am
brose, Jessie Rae Bunch, Elizabeth
Copeland, Pennie Wood Boyce, Kath
leen Ward, Madeline Berryman, Mary
Bunch, Mary Alice Muth, Helen Mans
field, Leona Dale, Annie Marie Bunch,
Marie Bunch, Irene Osborne, Doris
Ann Waff, Willis Ray Peele, Viola
Byrum, Irene Byrum, Jimmie Weath
ers, Mrs. Bertha Williams, Percy
Saunders, J. C. Boyce, J. Edwin Buf
lap and Lois Williams.
New Vestrymen Elected
For St. Paul’s Church
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At the annual meeting of the con
gregation of St. Paul’s Episcopal j
Church Thursday night three new|
vestrymen were elected to fill the
staggering terms of office. They i
were Marvin Wilson, Ernest Swain
and Wilbur E. Malone, who succeed
J. H. Conger, J. A. Moore and Dr. W.|
I. Hart.
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