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SOCIETY NEWS
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Greenville Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Rowe
and daughter, Mrs. Jackson of
Greenville, N. C., visited in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank
White Sr., Friday.
Visits Parents
Mrs. Janies W. Wilkins and
daughters, Candy and Arie Lea
of Suffolk, Va., spent Saturday
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J: Frank White, Sr., on West
Eden Street.
South Carolina Visitor
A-3C Jerry McLaughlin, from
Shaw AFB in South Carolina,
spent the first of the week as
a guest of Miss Ann Hobbs and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gur
hic Hobbs.
Recuperating
Friends of Vernon McClenney
will be happy to learn that he
is recovering satisfactorily fol
lowing a recent operation at
DcPaul Hospital, Norfolk.
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Attend Christening
Mrs. Lyn Bond of Tarboro
and Lyn Bond of Charlotte were
week-end guests of relatives for
the christening of their grand
son and nephew, Lyn Bond Con
ger.
Attend Band Clinic
Mrs. Kathleen Skiles, Misses
Karen Hollowell, Carolyn Stall
ings, Judy Elliott, Patricia
Bunch and» Sue Skiles attended
the N. C. Band Clinic Concert
at East Carolina College in
Greenville Saturday night.
Visit Tyron Palace
Mrs. W. B. Gardner, Mrs. A.
B. Harless, Jr., Mrs. W. E. Bond,
Jr., and Mrs. Herbert McCol
lum visited Tyron Palace in
New Bern Sunday.
Visits Parents
Lyn Bond, a student at At
lantic Christian College in Wil
son, visited his parents, Mr. and
Mr. W. E. Bond this week-end.
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Visit In South Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Raines
and children, John Katherine
and Juanita,, have returned
home after spending a few days
in Columbia, S. C., visiting Mr.
Raines’ mother and family.
Move To Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wo
zclka and family have moved
to Dunn, N. C., where Mr. Wo
zelka has accepted a job with
the Ready-Mix Concrete Com
pany. _
Guest of Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bond, Jr.,
had as their guest several days
last week, her mother, Mrs. Her
bert McCollum of Fairmont.
Week-end In Raleigh
Mrs. Jack Mooney and daugh
ters, Jackie and Patsy, spent the
Week-end in Raleigh.
Visiting In Raleigh
Mrs. John Wood. Sr., is spend
ing some time visiting with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Trent Ragland in Ra
leigh.
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Virginia Batch Visitor
Miss Faye Dail of Virginia
Beach spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Boyce
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Attend Fox Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Earn
hardt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Wood spent several days at the
Carolinian Hotel at Nags Head
where they attended the Fox
Hunt.
Guest of Parents
Johnny Kramer, a student at
Atlantic Christian College in
Wilson, was the guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Kramer for the week-end.
Visits Son
Mrs. Richard Goodwin spent
the week-end in Lynchburg
visiting her son who is a stu
dent at Virginia Episcopal
School.
Bridge Instruction At
Club In Wiiliamston
The Ladies’ Golf Association
of the Roanoke Country Club of
Wiiliamston will sponsor tourn
ament bridge instruction on
Wednesday nights beginning on
February 17 at 8 o’clock at the
clubhouse. This will be open
to anyone in this area who
would like to attend. The play
ing fee will be 50e and those
who are interested should bring i
their own partner as they will'
play with the same person the >
entire evening.
Mrs. William Ritter of Wii
liamston has been appointed
tournament director Dr.
Dan P. Boyette, Jr., of Ahoskie
assisting. Mrs. Ritter has been
an official bridge director for
a number of years and Dr. Boy
ette is currently directing for
the Ahoskie players.
There is no obligation on the
part of any player to attend any |
more than they desire as any ’
number of tables or half tables
can participate; nor is it neees-'
sary to play with the same per-j
son each week unless so desired.
It was pointed out that this
is an excellent way for those
interested in bridge to improve
their game; therefore, it makes
no difference as to whether they |
arc beginners, intermediate or
advance players.
Any further information may'
be secured by telephoning Mrs. |
Ritter at Wiiliamston 2-2989 orl
Mrs. R. W. Bondurant at 2-2741.1
Beauty Salon Week
Is Being Observed
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Mrs. Anne S. Jenkins return
ed Monday from Raleigh where
she attended the North Carolina
Hairdressers and Cosmotologists
Association's 26th annual con- 1
volition. The meeting was held
at Sir Walter Hotel.
This week is designated Na-j
tional Beauty Salon Week and
Mayor John Mitchener has is
sued a proclamation commcnd-
Engagement Announced
MISS MARY HADLEY PIKE
Mrs. Ralph Llewellyn Pike of Wilson announces the en
gagement of her daughter. Miss Mary Hadley Pike, to Dr.
Lloyd Eldon Griffin. Jr., of Elisabeth City. Dr. Griffin is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. L» E. Griffin of Raleigh and Edenton. A
spring wedding is planned.
ing it to the attention of citizens
j as a time to recognize the hair
i dressers and cosmotologists for
j their high sense of civic respon
sibility and their dedicated ser
vices to the grooming of women
for greater beauty.
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for lie sweeM valenttie
Toll her how sweet and lovely
she is. with the sweetest
* 'tod loveliest of gifts
vt »p from our lingerie
I ctlleclkm . . . slips,
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I She'll admire their airy
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tUjr *‘j jj W Uie easy care.
mim panties
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i itc styles new colors . . .
' J J very giftworthy.
I i Dainty nylon tricot briefs, pret
l j lily trimmed with nylon lace.
/ i Trunk stvle panties of nylon tri-
J j cot and lace: exciting colors.
’ VJ Tailored nylon tricot briefs, with
I p 5 just a touch of gay trim. Nylon
/ J tricot trunk style panties, with
tjJ nylon lace trimming.
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THE CMOWAM HKHALP. EPKWTQg, WOftTM CAHOIJKA, THWIBPAT. FEBRUARY 11. IMO.
RED MEN MEETING
Chowan Tribe of Red Men
will meet Monday night, Febru
ary 15. at 7:30 o’clock. Guy
Williams, sachem of the tribe,
urges a large attendance.
j,Ten Leaders In
* Bridge Marathon
Dr. Richard Hardin and Joe
Thorud continue to lead in the
bridge marathon sponsored by
the Chowan Hospital Auxiliary.
At the close of the 11th round,
•the ten leading teams and their
scores follow;
1. J. M. Thorud and Dr. Rich
ard Hardin, 48,020.
2. Mrs. Richard Goodwin and
Mrs. Elton Forehand, Jr., 44,101.
3. Mrs. J. W. Davis and Mrs.
Earl Goodwin, 39,040.
4. Mrs. L. A. Patterson and
Mrs. W. B. Rosevear, 38,600.
5. Mrs. Watson Bell and Mrs.
J. B. Harrison, 37,560.
6. Mrs. George Hoskins and
Mrs. Albert Byrum, 37,130.
7. Mrs. H. A. Camperr and
Mrs. A. M. Forehand, 36,670.
8. Cecil Fry and Mrs. J. M.
Thorud, 35,440.
9. Mrs. Medlin Belch and C.
A. Phillips, 34,050.
10. Mrs. F. W. Hobbs and Mrs.
J. H. MoMullan, 31,410.
LIONS MEET MONDAY
Edenton Lions will meet Mon
day night, February 15, at 7
o’clock. President T. B. Willi
ord requests every member to
be present. I
SHOP Pi ITHISICS FOR BIG FOOD VALUES EVERY DAY
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picnics 27= TZ'
GWALTNEY ALL MEAT
FRANKS ib.4s‘iklr
C pork D Neckbones • J3 c flaaßß
HARRELL'S lit. pQR
1 lb. Sausage-1 lb. Bacon-l lb. Franks 99c
Morton’s Large
each 39c
10-oa. Gorton's pkg.
Fish Sticks.. 37c
Gerber's
Strained 3 jars
Baby F00d... 31c
12-ox. Argo Laundry box
Starch..... 12c
Giant Sis.
Ajax box
Cleanser.... 24c
ltt Lb. Blue Label
Karo bottle
Syrup 26c
ir» Reg. and Super 2 pkgs.
Modess —B9 c
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| Recent Bride j
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MRS. ROBERT A. HUTTER
Mr. and Mrs. Everton V. Mc-
Clenney announce the marriage
of. their daughter, Miss Lois
Faye McClenney, to Robert A.
Hutter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Hutter of Brookfield, Con
necticut.
The couple were married at
the First Baptist Church of Suit
land, Maryland, by the Rev.
William W. Sennett, at 5 P. M.,
Saturday, January 30.
The bride wore a dress of
LOCAL GROWN LARGE TYPE
Baking HENS i 29c
16 TO 20-LB. GENUINE ROCKINGHAM
Turkeys * 43 c
9-OZ. JIFFY
Cake Mix i 10c
QUART BLEACH
Washo bottle 13c
1-LB. CELLO PKG. JACK RABBIT
Navy Beans e 11c
46-OZ. DELMONTE
Pineapple Juice £ 31c
NO. 303 WHITE HOUSE
Apple Sauce 21 25c
16-OZ. MRS. FILBERT'S
Sandwich Spread £ 33c
NO. 2Vi MARTI NDALE -
Sweet Potatoes * 19c
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i white eyelet over taffeta with
j a pink sash and pink accessories
i and a corsage of white carna
tions.
The maid of honor, Miss Fran
ces Loudermilk, of West Virginia
wore a beige wool sheath with
blue accessories and a corsage of
white carnations.
Lee Daughtrey of Washington,
D. C, friend of the bridegroom,
was best man.
The couple will reside at 423$
6th Street, S. E., Apartment 4,
in Washington, D. C.
Following the wedding a small J
reception was given by her'
roommates.
Woman’s Club Art
Exhibit April 23-24 I
Continued freon Pago 1 Section 11
class (to 'be chosen by the tench- J
er or a vote of the class) will,
be accepted. Each work sub-;
mitted must have the name and!
grade of the entrant on the*
front; also teacher’s name.
5. Awards will be awarded inf
each homeroom in each individ
ual school.
6. First,;.second, and honorable;
mention, in the form of blue,
red and gold seals, will be giv
en for over-all exhibits from in
dividual school or school groups.}
e*» tor most outstanding whrtL-
T- Adult work witt be hkcepete
and not place? »«7
•children. , "jSS
$. A hobby corner will be sxs
up where, unclassified entries,
such as photographs, ceramics,
needlecraft, tinting of photo
graphs, handicrafts, etc, may he
exhibited.
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IN QUEEN CONTENT *
Miss Ann Thy lor of JUtenton
was among the candidates lor
the Jai&buit College Home
coming Queen at half tint Fri
day night at Louidburg College.
Mires Ityter was sponsored bfr
j the Young Democrats Club antt
was escorted by William GrfF
| ham of Richmond, Va.
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