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SOCIETY NEWS
VUiling la Norfolk
i Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomas
and daughter, Donna Rae, are
amending this week in Norfolk
visiting relatives.
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' C Guott of Sister
: Mrs. Robert B. Smith left Tues
day for Rocky Mount, where she I
will spend a few days as guest of j
her Sister, Mrs. Wahab Edwards.
Attend Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Leary re
turned Monday afternoon from
Spring Hope where they attended
the funeral of Mr. Leary’s bro
ther-in-law, Julien Upchurch, Sr.
Mr. Upchurch died suddenly Sat
urday night.
In Mountains
Mrs. J. J. Long and Miss Gladys
Simpson left Friday for a vaca
tion in the mountains of North
Carolina.
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■ Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Barrow
find family have returned from
falls Waters, West Va., and they
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Q. W. Burkhart, wife of a formes
pastor of the Assembly of God
Church in Edenton.
* ’ Visit In Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. LaDel Parker and
Mr .’ and Mrs. Bernie Thompson
Went to Bethesda, Md., Sunday to
get Tom Parker, who has been
patient in Bethesda Hospital,
the group then motored to Bal- 1
tlmore, where they visited Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Spencer and fami
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Sirs. Emmett Jones
ftlonth’s Homemaker
feontlnueo from Page I—Section 1
has endeared herself to many by
her' thoughtfulness. Besides be
ibg active in the PTA, being a
grade’ mother, playing the piano
gt the Center Hill Methodist
Church each Sunday, teaching a
Sunday School class, being an
active member of the Women’s
Missionary Society, and helping
With the Methodist Youth Fel
lowship, she is often in the mid
dle of activities of her husband
and son, as Junior is an Explor
er and also the president of the
Methodist Youth Fellowship and
Mr. Jones is Institutional Repre
sentative of Boy Scout Tyner
Troop 154 and for six weeks in
the spring is a lay speaker for
Methodist Churches. Her home
always seems to be ready for
visitors or group meeting, al
though outside help is used only
pnee a week.
AH in all, she is a well-liked,
industrious young woman who is
vtry conscientious about the wel
fare and happiness of her fami
ly. The true success of her
homemaking can be measured by
the enthusiastic negative reply
by husband and son to the ques
tion “Do you think your home
lite is neglected by wife and mo
ther working?” Her calm, un
hurried attitude regardless of her
schedule must have a lot to do
with the happiness of the fami
ly.
20 YEARS AGO
Continued From Page 1, Section 1
At a meeting of Town Coun
cil J. Edwin Bufflap was or
dered to see what could be done
temporarily about lighting the
town tracts on both sides of
Water Street, as well as the
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Returned Home
Mrs. Robert Pate and son, Rich
ard Pate returned home last
week after visiting relatives and
friends in South Carolina and
Tennessee.
Georgia Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N.
! White of Decatur, Georgia, are
1 visiting Mr. White’s brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
lie White.
Visiting In California
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Berryman
left Monday to spend some time
with their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Woolery
in Oakland, Calif.
To Visit In Atlanta
Mrs. Rodney Harrell, Jr., and
son, Elliott and Mrs. W. C. Brun-
I son, Sr., will leave Friday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brunson, Jr.,
in Atlanta, Ga.
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Poitsville Visitor
Miss Patsy Garrett of Pottsville.
Pa., is the guest of her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thom
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Vacation At Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Manning,
their daughter, Nelle, and Clay
ton Letcher spent the latter part
of last week at Nags Head.
At Camp Leach
Miss Sara Relfe Smith, Miss
Milly Price and Frank Williams
left Tuesday for Camp Leach,
near Washington, N. C., where |
they will spend two weeks in ]
I camp. i
"hitching post" site in order to
provide parking space. The
Councibnen also considered rent
; ing the lot behind the Penelope
Barker Hotel and the Cam By
rum lot behind Hotel Joseph
Hewes.
Clerk of Court E. W. Spires
was the speaker at the Rotary
meeting when he pointed out
some of the advantages of the
new Albemarle Sound bridge.
Colored religionists from all
over North Carolina and at far
away as New York. New Jersey.
Ohio and Tennessee attended the
73rd annual Sunday School Con
vention and the 39th annual
BYPU convention held at the
Providence Baptist Church.
John Harrison Spruill, oldest
' white man in Chowan County,
i was guest of honor at a birthday
- dinner at the home of his son.
• Harrison Spruill. It was Mr.
■ Spruill’s 80th birthday.
J. H. Haskett was recovering
from an appendectomy at St.
Vincent's Hospital in Norfolk.
Charles H. Wood. Jr., was
; cited for academia excellence in
mathematics at The Citadel
. Military College.
Rocky Hock Demonstration
■ Club held a picnic at Colerain
. Beach.
Electricity was cut off in
Edenton almost half a day due
- to a large tree falling oyer the
' main line between Suffolk and
! W inf all.
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IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our mo
ther, Mrs. John E. Dail. whom
j God called to rest August 16, 1952.
. Gone dear loved one through the
Gates of Peace;
; To live with Jesus where rest will
» never cease,
f You are sadly missed,
s p —THE DAIL FAMILY
THK CHOWAN HERALD, EDZHTOM, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY AUGUST 14. UN.
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United In Marriage Saturday
Weatherly^ redfield
The wedding of Miss Mary Leg
gett Browning, daughter of Mrs.
Mary L. Browning of Edenton,
and David Weatherly Redfield,
son of and Mrs. Dudley W.
Redfield of White Plains, New
York, was solemnized at noon on
Saturday, August 9, in the Eden
ton Methodist Church, the Rev.
J. E. Richardson, pastor, officiat-j
ing.
Music was presented by Mrs. J. ;
J. Ross, organist, and Miss Jane
DuLaney, soloist.
The bride was given in marri-
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age by her uncle, David Q. Holton
, of Edenton. She wore a gown of
embroidered organdy over taf
, feta, with fitted bodice and drindl
skirt cut entrain. Her fingertip
. veil of illusion was attached to a
cap of embroidered organdy me
dallions and she carried a cascade
bouquet of white rubrum lilies.
Miss Frances Holton of Edenton,
cousin of the bride, was maid of
.‘honor. She wore a ballet length'
gown of maize organdy, the full
• skirt complemented by a crushed
cummerbund in two shades of
, maize taffeta, and a matching dai
'sy crown arranged with a circu
lar veil. She carried a cascade
1 bouquet of Fuji chrysanthemums.
| Bridesmaids were Miss Claire
Pike of Fremont and Miss Caro
jlyn Peal of Chadboura. Then
dresses and flowers were like
those of the honor attendant.
The bridegroom’s brother, Dud
ley W. Redfield of Northbrook,
Illinois, was best man, and the
ushers were D. B. Browning, Jr.,
■ brother of the bride, and Lieut.
William R. Etter, both of Eden
ton; Lieut. James E. C. Leavitt of
Anchorage, Va., and William F.
Ranscht, Jr., of White Plains,
N. Y.
Immediately following the cere
mony the bride’s mother enter
tained at a wedding breakfast at
the Episcopal Parish House.
The bride attended Greensboro
College and the University of
North Carolina, where she was a
member of Alpha Gamma Delta
Sorority. She will be a member
of the senior class at Adelphi Col- ,
lege this fall.
Mr. Redfield, a former Marine
Corps pilot, is a graduate of Wes- ;
leyan University, where he was a ,
member of Delta Kappa Epsilon ;
fraternity. He is at present a
graduate student at Columbia ]
University.
New Books At
Local Library
j
Miss Harriet B. Leary, librarian
at the Shepard-Pruden Memorial
Library, announces that an in
teresting collection of new books
for both adults and juvenile read
ing has recently been received.
Included in the books are:
For Adult Riding
Kubly, Varieties of Love: Ap
pleby, The Captive City: Anthony,
Victoria and Albert; Manceron,
I So Brief A Spring; Lindop, Mist
.Over Talla; Troyat, Strangers On
Earth; Tey, Three by Tey; Re- i
nault, The King Must Die, and f
Bridge-Portuguese Escape; Carey,
Giddy Moment; van de Water,
Day Os Battle; Molnar, Live With
Paprika; Warner, The Young
Caesar; Marsh and Anson, Skele
ton Coast; Heyer, Sylvester;
Hunter, Strangers When We
Meet; Sanderson, Boy With A
Gun; de la Roche, Centenary at
Jalna; Roberts, Love is Like That;
Ritchie .The Willing Maid.
Narayan, The Guide; Lewis,
The Longest Night; Feuchtwang
er, Jephta and His Daughter;
Sandoz, The Cattlemen; Paul, The
Cup of Strength; Campbell, Cry
for Happy; White, The Once and
Future King; Wodenhouse, Cock
tail Time; Carr, The Dead Man’s
Knock; Crane, Autobiography of
Benjamin Franklin, and Steffek,
Pruning Made Easy.
For Juvenile Reading
Schneider, Robert and His New
Friends; Sever, Johnny Goes to
the Hospital; Stern, Whistling
Wizard; Brown, Mister Dog; Daly,
Captain Kangaroo; Duplaix, Big
Red Bear; Littlefield, The Whisk
ers of Ho Ho; Mason, Katie Kit
tenheart; Stevenson, Virginia
Dare; Barlowe, Child’s Book of
Stars; Leeming, Fun with Shells,
and Rounds, Whitey and the Wild
Horse.
Hanlon Promoted
First Lieutenant
First Lieutenant Thomas H.
Hanlon, USM, was recently pro
moted to his present rank at cere
monies held in the Station Com
mander’s office, NAAS, Edenton.
Lieut. Hanlon is the Station
Mess Administrator and has ser
ved in the Marine Corps since
September, 1956. The Lieut, at
tended Boston College, Chestnut
Hill, Mass., and makes his home
in Roslindale, Mass. He present
ly resides at 907 N. Johnston
Street in Edenton with his wife,
Mary, and 8 months old daugh
ter, Colletta.
A propensity to hope and joy
is real riches; one to fear and
sorrow, real poverty.
—David Hume.
4-H CLUB ENJOYS SOCIAL
The Cross Roads Local 4-H
Club enjoyed a swimming party
and weiner roast at Hare’s Beach
Friday afternoon, August 8, at 5
o’clock. Everybody arrived hot
and tired, ready for a swim af
ter which everybody came up
with a big appetite.
Robert S. Marsh gave a dem
onstration of water safety, how
to use the life preserver and
also a demonstration on artificial
respiration, with the aid of
Johnny winborne.
Mrs. Roland Evans, local
leader, with the assistance of a
few other 4-H parents, planned
and supervised the group.
There were 27 people pres
ent, also Miss Aman, assistant
agent. There were visitors from
Mississippi and also Paul Mil
ler, an agriculture teacher from
Pennsylvania, and Buddy Belch
of Tyner.
The club is hoping to have
some new members soon, who
will become 10 years old and'
are very anxious to join.
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VFW MEETING
William H. Coffield, Jr., Post
No. 9280,. Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will meet Tuesday nigbt,
August 19, at 8 o’clock. Com
mander Harold Langdale urges * *- |
full attendance.
I JAYCEES MEET TONIGHT
Edenton’s Junior Chamber of
Commerce will meet tonight
i (Thursday) at 7 o’clock in: fbe
Penelope Barker house. Presi
dent Caswell Edmundson urges
every i member to be present
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