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Arlene Jackson Weds
Dr. Bobert Fallis, Jr.
Impressive Ceremony In
St Paui’s Church on
; December 28
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The marriage of Miss Arlene Gil
liam-Jackson, "(laugher of Mr.
Mrs. Marvin W. Jackson, to Dr. Robert
Announcement
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We wish to announce that we now have our
Service Department, Auto Laundry and Lub
rication Department open on West Water
Street. We have specially trained men in
each department and are in position to tfive
any kind of service on all makes of cars.
WASHING,- POLISHING, SIMONIZING
AND REPAIR JOBS
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Chas. H. Jenkins Motor Co.
WEST WATER ST. EDENTON, N. ('.
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Attention!
Business For Sale
Building, stock and fixtures. Good op
portunity for any business man to make
money. Selling out due to bad health.
Act now and apply at once to
Joe Habit
405 S. BROAD ST. EDENTON, N. C. |
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lit PIBASE don't put oflf this important job any longer. You’re
going to want all of your equipment in good shape when field <f
work starts. It’, our job to put it in condition. We’ll handle
your repair jobs the way you want them handled if you’ll let
su know in advance. <|
Stop in now, or phone us, and get your work on our schedule. 4
Then you’re sure to have the machines when you need them.
I You know our reputation for repairing farm equipment. <|
That’s our buaness. We have expert mechanics and a well- |
equipped shop. And our bins are loaded with genuine IHC 4
parts—the same para that are built into the machines at the _ X
factory—and you can’t beat them. 4
Taka one day and go over every machine on your place. 4
lag each one with the things that need to be done. You can %
count on the same service in our shop that you get from 4
McCormick-Deering equipment in die field. Say when and
;; we’ll get busy. |
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IE.IE. Fallis, Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs.
] Robert E. Fallis, of Madison, Wiscon-j
j sin, took place on Friday morning De-;
cember 28, at 11 o’clock at St. Paul’s
; Episcopal church. The ceremony was
i performed by the Rev. Harold W.
I Gilmer, rector, in the presence of rela- j
fives and friends.
The historic church was decorated j
with a background of palms and
southern smilax, flanked with burning i
white tapers, with a beautiful ar- j
rangement of calia and Easter lilies j
on the altar. Mrs. John Ross played
! traditional wedding music and Mrs. j
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C„ THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1946.
Frank Wood Elliott sang, “First
Love.”
The bride entered with her father,
by whom she was given in marriage.
She wore a pink gabardine dress
maker’s suit, a pink feather hat and
wore python accessories. Her flowers
were white orchids, which topped her j
white satin prayer book.
Miss Evelyn Brown of Edenton who
was maid of honor, wore an electric
blue satin dress with matching hat
and a corsage of pmk and white
roses. *
Dr. Martin Wisely, also of Edenton,
was best man.
The mother of the bride wore aj
moss green dressmaker’s suit, with a
mink stole and brown accessories. Her!
corsage was of purple orchids.
Mrs. Fallis attended Washington j,
University, at St. l.ouis, where shej
majored in music and art, and where
she was a member of the Delta Delta j
Delta sorority. She later was grad- S
uated from the New York University j
School of Nursing at Bellevue hospi
tal.
Dr. Fallis received his bachelor of
arts degree from the University of
Wisconsin, and his M. D. degree from
Northwestern University, where he j
was a member of I’hi Gamma Delta
fraternity.
Both Dr. Fallis and Mrs, Fallis
have recently been separated from
serv ice in the Army Air Corps, where
he served as captain of the Medical,
Corps, and she as first lieutenant in
the Army Nurses Corps.
Immediately following the ceremony
the couple left for a wedding trip.
They will reside in Madison. Wiscon
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BASS—DANIELS
Announcement has been made by
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Bass, of hear
Edenton, of the marriage of their son,;
Leonard Johnson Bass, to Miss Lillian
Iris Daniels of Merry Hill, daughter
of lioy Daniels.
They were married Monday after
noon, December .’ll at 4 o’clock at the
home of the groom’s pastor, the Rev.
W. C. Francis, of Tyner, in the pre
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111 1—- Our postwar promise to you was up-to-the
minute service made available for all who want
it. We will make good on that promise just os
quickly as possible. Some progress has already
been made in that direction. It willincrease with
rime. You can count on your telephone company
to provide the type of service that will speed our
community's postwar progress and prosperity.
Norfolk & Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co.
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sence of a few relatives.
The bride was attired in a light
blue suit, with brown accessories. She
wore a corsage of red roses.
The ring service was used. Their
only attendants were H. E. Bass,
brother of the groom, of Willis, Michi-
I gan, and Mary Ida White, aunt of
the bride, of Merry Hill.
After a wedding trip to Georgetown,
S. C., and Myrtle Beach, S. C., they
are residing at the home of the
bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. V. Bass.
The bridegroom has recently arriv
ed home from the E. T. 0., where he
I served 20 months. He received a
honorable discharge November 7,’
1945.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED '
Mr. and Mrs. George Schirnier of
\ Riverton, N. J., announce the en-j
| gagernent of their daughter, Elizabeth
Ito I. Lester Jordan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. 1. D. Jordan, of Tyner. The l
: wedding will take place on January
; 12.
Mr. Jordan, a staff sergeant in the
j U. S. Army, was recently discharged
! from the service.
MINISTERS MEET
The Chowan County Ministerial As-,
soeiation held its regular monthly
j meeting Monday morning at the office i
of its president, the Rev. D. C. Craw
-1 ford, Jr. Present at the meeting were
the Revs. Crawford, llyrum, Sur
ratt. Gilmer, Lawrence and Stephen
son.
MISSIONARY GROUP MEETS
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The Woman’s Missionary Society of
the Center Hill Baptist church holds ;
its first regular monthly meeting ofj
the year Monday night, January 14,
with Airs. Rosser Bunch.
Officers elected: to serve during the
year are: Mrs. J. I. Boyce, re-elected
president; Mrs. W. C. Francis, vice
president; Mrs. Elliott Belch, re-elect
ed secretary; Mrs. J, N. Boyce, re
elected treasurer; Mrs. J. Cameron
Boyce, chairman of program commit
tee.
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP MEETS ,
The Youth Fellowship of the Evans!
Methodist church will meet Friday j
night, January 11, at 7:30 with Beat-1
rice Evans at the home of her parents, l
1 Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Evans.
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