North Carolina Newspapers

• ■■Minn m - - —SECTION ONB PAGE EIGHT SOCIETY NEWS Return To New Hampshire Mt. and Mrs. John Brabble and dhildren have returned to their home at Cold'brook, N. H., after spending two weeks with Mrs. Brabble’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy L. Williams and oth er relatives and friends. Wilmington Visitors Mrs. Bill Brooks and children, Billy and Peggy, from Wilming ton, spent 10 days with Mrs. Brboks’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bunch. Leaving Edenton, Mrs. Brooks spent some time with Capt. and Mrs. John Leary »t Fort Story, Virginia Beach. Visits Family Gerald D. James, superinten dent of Greene County Schools, spent the week-end with his family in Edenton. Visits Daughter J. Edwin Bufflap spent Sun day afternoon in Elizabeth City as guest of his daughter, Miss Dorothy Bufflap. Guest of Mother Robert White of Norfolk spent the week-end as guest of his mother, Mrs. Edith Bufflap. Norfolk Visitor Mrs. Sadie E. Sawyer of Nor folk, Va., is visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Phelps. Return From Beach Mr. and Mrs. Pete Manning, their daughter, Nolle and Mrs. i H. T. Layton, along with Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Manning and three children of Elizabeth City, spent! the latter part of last week va cationing at Nags Head. ■ o At Nags Head Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Smith spent the week-end at their cot tage at Nags Head. They had as their guests their son-in-law i and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. | Barnes and little granddaughter, I Judy Byrd. The Barnes will re-1 main at Nags Head for several weeks. Visits Mother Miss Shirley Langdale of Eliz abeth City spent the week-end' as guest of her mother, Mrs. W. L. Langdale. Norfolk Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Roger SCheifer of Norfolk spent the week-end as guests of Mr. Scheifer’s grand mother, Mrs. John Garrett. - x cmm f Scoop up a summerful of j . \v v ~/***?\ fashion at our great v**J w )J } pfgi r ** WjC i sale of dresses, and you \v ■ itf-£«jKv,-..» ■ •iflEi.Vv-i. foe£j;• •SsSfe'’'' ••• .«••'■•>•» * • >eis#* I.' ife, : .. ; , :>»t ••■fora..; lit ■AIuH ■ ■ I 111 I tfl * J»IsB Returns From Tour e Miss Minnie Hollowed retum -3 ed home Monday from a tour , of several weeks in the North i western States and Canadian 1 Rockies. Guest of Mother Mrs. Hugh Nelson of Patux ent River, Md., is the guest of , her mother, Mrs. Ralph Parrish ■ and Mr. Parrish. Comdr. NCI - son will join his wife over the ■ week-end. —' ■ u ■ Norfolk Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Bill Garrett of t Norfolk spent Sunday as guests of Mr. Garrett’s mother, Mrs. John Garrett, who is seriously ill. n Guest of Mother Mrs. James Dail of Norfolk arrived Saturday to spend some time with her mother, Mrs. John Garrett. * Leaves for Washington Mrs. R. H. Jones left Wednes day morning for Washington, D. C., after spending several weeks ; as guest of her parents, Mr. and i Mrs. A. B. Harless. O- —- Returns To Washington • Miss Estelle Perry has return ed to Washington, D. C., after ■ spending a week’s vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Perry. Weekend Guests Capt. and Mrs. C. D. Vochat j zer from Cherry Point spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. . and Mrs. John Parrish of Rocky Hock. Visiting Sister Miss Marjorie Parrish is spend end some time with her sister, Mrs. C. D. Vochatzer at Cherry Point. Returns To Base | J. D. Parrish returned to t'he! | Naval Base at Pensacola, Fla., , | after spending a week with his i parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Par (rish of Rocky Hock. Week-end Guests Miss Aurelia Laydcn had as her guests this week-end, Mrs. A. R. Nicholson of Elizabeth , City and Mrs. Ike Laydcn of Norfolk. Elizabeth City Visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Oglesby I of Elizabeth City spent the ■ week-end in.- Edenton visiting Emmett Wiggins . and friends:- I Portsmouth Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Nick- Muth of Portsmouth spent Sunday with Mr. Muth’s sister, Miss Tillie Muth. Visit In Fayetteville Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Elliott ■ have returned from a visit with 1 their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Freeman, of Fayetteville. At Nags Head Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gale and 1 daughter, Sandra are spending this week at Nags Head. o Chadbourn Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Noble of Chadbourn, N. C.,' Visited their •unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Phelps in Edenlton this past week-end. Windsor Visitors Mrs. Vernon Harden and Mrs. H. N. Spruill of Windsor visited Mrs. T. B. Williford last week. Week-end At Camp Boots Lassiter, Cecil Fry and Brad Williford spent the week end at Camp Darden. Returns To Camp Bill Goodwin has returned to Camp Pipsico after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Goodwin. Visiting Sister Miss Nancy Pruden is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. G. Willis at Merry Hill. Rocky Mount Visitors Mrs. G. A. Helms of Rocky Mount is visiting Mrs. B. L. Knox for several days. Mrs. Helms spent Sunday with Mrs. Herman Edwards. Week-end In Raleigh Mrs. Catherine Holton and children spent this past week end in Raleigh with Mrs. Edgar Hartley. Sunday Guests Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Sutton had as their guests Sunday, their j children, Mr. and Mrs. Billy White Sutton and son of Rocky Mount, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. White and son of Hertford, Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Sutton of Havelock. Visit Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles New comb spent the week-end with their family at Cottondalle, near Greenville. Return From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Graham White ■ and two sons have returned : from a two week stay at Nags Hoad. THE CHPWAH HERALD. KDENTON, WORTH CAHOLCTA. THURSDAY. JULY lg, 1959. ■—-■ ■ ■ ' , Double Wedding at Center Hill Baptist Church * — in -m .njTiT 1 |-j-|-j-r..r'r_r - - - i i -- - '_ ■ u ' _■ _ » Jj ‘ " " ap! * |l *. - I ■ , . mfcr- *, § t w - - mt* j * i» W' ' H P r■■ \ | A ♦ f£.'• I R ■pVJ • V| | 111 "> {. I On July 4, the Center Hill Baptist Church at Tyner was the 1 setting of a double wedding. Miss Melva Jane Wiggins be came the bride of Ruben Clyde! Wall. Miss Carolyn Privott Wig- ■ gins became the bride of Elton j Ray Joyner. The Rev. Henry i V. Napier officiated. The brides are daughters of i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wiggins, j Mr. Wall is the son of Mrs. Jack Wall and the late Mr. Wall. Mr. j Joyner is the son of Mrs. Fonzie Parker and the late Mr. Willard Joyner. j Music was presented by the| bride’s brother, Joseph Wiggins, Jr., pianist and Mrs. Marvin White, soloist. Miss Jane Wiggins entered the church on the arm of her father. Miss Carolyn Wiggins came into the church with her uncle, C. E. * Privott of Rocky Mount. Both brides were given in marriage by their father. The brides wore identical dresses of chantilly lace and tulle designed with a fitted bo dice of lace and a 1 bouffant skirt of tulle appliqued with panels of lace and embroidered with iridescent sequins. Their finger tip veils were attached to a lace and seed pearl tiara. They carried a bouquet of white roses and lily of the valley centered with a white orchid. Miss Jane Wiggins chose her sister, Mrs. Eugene Jordan, as her matron of honor. Brides maids were Mrs. Mercer Jones | of Portsmouth, Mrs. Leon Brick- I house of Elizabeth City, Mrs. Jo- Sseph Wiggins, Jr., of Chapel Hill, j sister-in-law of the bride, and Miss Novella White of Tyner, the brides’ cousin. Her flower girl was her niece Susan Jordan. Mrs. C. F. Edwards of Rocky Mount attended Miss Caroilyn i Wiggins as her matron of honor. Her bridesmaids were Misses Sarah Yancey, Ethel Fish and Mary Turner of Rocky Mount and Mrs. Sam Trueblood of Hertford, the brides’ cousin. Joan Jordan, her niece, was flower girl. I The honor attendants wore street length dresses of pale blue net and chiffon with cumber bunds of taffeta and matching L i SetffJr FORd'dEALERS USED CAR VALUES -1 ( £may financing tarma' *. bs==r *° * uit y°" r torigir „ n ■ 7- o Atwi llT®v ik. Hf*' m m 1 i ll W " 1 BF’* , *• i Uk \ ; head-pieces of taffeta and net.*’ | They carried a bouquet of pink I I carnations and blue delphenia. I j The bridesmaids wore dresses of | i pastel pink styled like the honor | j attendants and carried bouquets | ! of pink carnations and blue del- ( I phenia. The flower ginls wore 'dresses of white with a blue |cumberbund and scattered a t trail of rose petals down the I aisle. Mr. Wall had as his best man, Floyd Hardee of Ayden. Mr. , Joyner’s best man was his uncle, IL. G. Moore of Rocky Mount. I j ‘Ushers were Eugene Jordan of Tyner, Z. O. Whitford of New- 1 port News, C. F. Edwards and Garland Mosley of Rocky Mount, j Miss Anna Belle Privott was mistress of ceremonies. The mother of the brides wore an ice blue dress of lace with matching accessories and an or chid'corsage. Mrs. Wall wore a pink dress of lace with an or chid corsage. Mrs. Parker’s dress was of white lace with an or chid corsage. After the wedding the brides’ parents entertained at a recep tion at their home. After wedding trips Mr. and Mrs. Wall will live in Newport News Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Joy ner will live in Rocky Mounts Reuben Bass Has Painful Eye Injury Reuben Bass, employee of the Edenton Ice Company, has the misfortune Wednesday afternoon of last week to accidentally burn •his right eye. Mr. Bass was cleaning a container for charging a flake of sodium alum riate blew in his eye. The eye ball was burned below the pu pil but it is not expected to af fect his sight. He was also burned about the ears, nose and mouth. Mr. Bass is making satisfac tory progress at his home. Carolina Secur/lles Corporation ISrSttHrt, Charlotte New York City RALEIGH D. M. Warren 206 W. Eden St. Phone 2466 Kdenton In Florida Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hardin left Friday for a two week va cation in Florida. j*j SHOP YOUR FRIENDLY PHTHISIC’S STORE ... SAVE 1 TWICE! —WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS! Visitour 'W^SSSI)^ Cw «-™ E '' S PAGAN AND SWIFT PREMIUM U-H LB. CAROLINA PRIDE Hams -4? 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Bucket Harrell's ij Evap.Milk Shortening Pure Lard 3 140 c| can 69c I 59c 1 Frozen Food Values iolb. briquets II y 2 Gal Seal test All Flarors CllUrCOai || pkg 49C ] ~oe IW Juiiraj I I F / Q *j, 1 O amiTin nnm\rr\T ,r rZr r .~ ~ . - „ —D ji “THE FJRIENDLY STORE THAT SAVES YOTT S=====Hs=S=a=HS=REa ) visit In Lumb*ton J Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thorud spent ». the week-end in Lumberton "t with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Truslow. | Visit In Newport News I Mrs. Gene Perry, Mr. and I Mrs. Joe Swanner, Mr. and Mrs. I Charlie Swanner visited Mr. and I Mrs. Ernest Swanner in Newport I News Sunday. I »' T I Sails For California I Hugh Patterson sailed Satur- I day on the carrier Kearsage I from Long Beach, Calif. I— u ■ I Visit In Bath | Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ross, Bill, I Betsy and Jimmie, home from I Apprentice School in Newport I I News, visited Mrs. Ross’ sister, Ij Miss Frank Jones in Bath Sun day. Sunday Guests | Mrs. W. B. Walters of Whaley- J ville and Mrs. Grace Mathews ! visited Mrs. J. J. Long Sun day. j Visits Mother I j Mrs. Edward Speight visited' I her mother, Mrs. Dan Taylor of j Snow Hill several days last week. Returns Home Mrs. Alvaih Bunch has return ed to her home in Hertford af ter spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Speight. o j Guest of Mother t Mrs. Clyde Douglass and chil dren of Raleigh are spending two weeks with her .mother, Mrs. Lloyd E. Chappell. At Ness Heed Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bund) j t and Mr. and Mrs. Britton Bjfc I rum spent last week at Naff: I Head, Mr. and Mrs. Sheltonl Rogerson of Edenton and Mr. I and Mrs. Branch Bunch of Wash ington, D. C., joined them fir the week-end. Vacationing At Beach Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Byrum are spending the week at Nags Head. o Norfolk Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Porter of Norfolk spent Sunday as i guests of Mrs. Myrtle Tynch and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wil liams. At Baptist Camp A1 Partin, Scott Privott, John-jf me Floars, Joe Harrell, Partin, Elaine Tarkington, Lyrf da Ashley, Martha Leary, John etta Davenport, Suzanne George, Dona Billings, Gale Oliver, Car men Goodwin, Lynette Davene port, Sylvia Penwell, Sharlie Faircloth, Sandra Overton are at tending the RA and GA camp at Murfreesboro. The counsel lors are Joe Gantt and Mrs. Lyn Davenport, all from the Baptist Church. New Jersey Visitors Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Perkins and children of Toms River, N. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.’ W. W. Porter on North Broad Street ■ ■ B Vacationing In Florida Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Toppin left Saturday night for Florida to spend a week’s vacation.