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SOCIETY NEWS
Washington Visitors
JMbr. and Mrs. Ned L. Miller
and Mr. and Mrs. Randolph
White and daughter, Ranie of
Washington, N. C., visited his
nipsher and Mrs. White's grand
mother, Mrs. W. C. Miller at
the home of his sister, Mrs.
J. ( f Frank White, Sr., on West
Eden Street
Tuesday Visitors
Mrs. Harry C. Hand of Battle
ta*K», N. C.. and Mrs. lon Far
row. of Benvenue spent Tuesday
at'the home of Mrs. Hand’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank
White, Sr., on West Eden Street
Returns From Germany
A-2C Philip West of U. S. Air
Foace has just returned from
Germany after three years. He
is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. West; after his leave
he will return to Nevada.
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h . Returns Home
J, Edwin Bufflap returned
home Sunday night from York,|
Pa., where he spent a few days
visiting relatives. He was ac
companied by his daughter, Miss
Ditrothy Bufflap of Elizabeth
CRy.
Here From Suffolk
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Harrell,
whb now live in Suffolk, Va„
were week-end guests of Mrs.
J«n L. Harrell, Sr.
Lasker Visitor
' Mis. Robert Barrett of Lasker
spending some 'time as guest
of her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. LaDel Parker. Mr.
Barker is confined to his home
illness.
.* 1 Visiting In Edenton
• Mrs. G. A. Helms arrived Sat
urday for an extended visit with
friends in Edenton.
J* Visit Suffolk Gardens
Mrs. W. S. Harney, Miss Kath
ryn Brown, Mrs. Thomas Elliott
and Miss Mary Elliott spent
Sunday afternoon in Suffolk,
Va„ viewing the many gardens
in bloom. j
Guest of Parents
Miss Anna Williams, student
nurse of Rocky Mount, spent'
the week-end with her parents, l
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Williams.
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.-T New Bern Visitors
and Mrs. Junius Davis and 1
■uldrcn Redmond and Margaret
taw New Bern visited Dr. Davis’
parents. Mr. and Mrs. 'J. W.
Davis Sunday.
■fas* - Wlleijfh Vsitor
. 'Miss Betty Foreman of Ra
leigh spent the week-end with
Mrs. John Wood at Hayes.
Visiting Parents
Mrs. Milo Crawford and chil
dren of Chapel Hill are visiting I
her parents, Mr. and (Mrs. James
"E. Wood.
Visiting In Raleigh
Mrs. Margaret Jones is in
Raleigh visiting her son, Mere
dith and his family.
At Jamboree
Ray Willoughby of Belk-Tyler’s
will be at Nags Head this week
end for the Pirates’ Jamboree.
Visit In Henderson
Mrs. Eva Kramer, Mrs. E. N.
Elliott Mrs. Wood Privott Miss
Paulina Hassell and Mrs. Edith
Bouton spent Tuesday in Hen
derson. N. C., visiting Mrs. R.
H. Bachman.
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Church Visitors
r Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drane were
at home Sunday afternoon to
the congregations of Grace
in Bertie County and’
•St Mark’s Episcopal Church of'
Roxobel.
Visits In Alexandria I
•Mrs. A. B. Harless, Sr., spent!
last week in Alexandria, Va.,*
waiting Mr. and Mrs. R. H.j
Jones.
At Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. Louis George
Wilkins and children and Glenn
Hassell spent the week-end at
Nags Head.
Attend Wedding
’ Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Harless.
Sr., Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Harless,
J f , and Mrs. Wood Privott at
tended the Griffin-Fike wedding
Week-end In Norfolk
Nr. and (Mrs. Percy Saunders
jqurni the week-end in Norfolk,
I Beauty Nook
||For Appointments
I
in Wilson Saturday.
Pamlico Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Mayo]
were visited by Mr. Maw's par
«»ts of Pamlico County this
week.
Guests At Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Philip McMul
lan attended the Griffin-Fike
wedding in Wilson Saturday.
Guest of Parents
Willard Hall spent the week-*
end with his pareivts, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Hall.
Visit In Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott
spent last week in Florida visit
ing Mrs. Elliott’s mother.
In New Yorx City
Mr. and Mrs. Granbery Tuck-*
er spent last week in New York I
City.
Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Godwin,
| Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Coppagc and
daughter, Lynn of Norfolk, Va..
spent the week-end with Mr.*
and Mrs. John Byrum.
Guest of Grandparents
Little Miss Linda Boswell of
Richmond, Va., is visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Cobb and great-grandfath
er, O. C. Davis.
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Visit In Williamston '
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spruill and
girls visited in Williamston on
Sunday.
Returns To Alabama
Warrant Officer Reuben Mill
er has returned to Huntsville.
Ala.
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| May Court Maid Os Honor 1
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Ann M. Taylor, above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. j. t aylor,
; Edenton. is maid of honor for she 1360 May Court at Louisburg
College. The court will he presented at 0 o’clock Saturday
May 7. in the, Holton gymnasium. Miss Taylor’s escort will be
Billy Graham of Richmond. Va. Ann. a second year student, was
also a candidate for the 1960 Homecoming Court. She is a —itmhsr
of the YWCA, the College Glee Club, and the Young Democrats
Club. A contributor to the magazine. The Collegian, she was a
• member of the statt who reorganized this literary magazine, She
plans to transfer to Greensboro College and major in
Visits In Baltimore
Thomas Parker returned home
Sunday night from Baltimore;
where he spent * few days as
guest of his uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Spencer.
TUB CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. NORTH gMggA, THURSDAY. APRIL Mill
Bruce White, Jr., who is sta
tioned at Holloman Air Force
Base in New Mexico, arrived!
Tuesday night to spend a few
day's’ leave to visit relatives
and friends.
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Miss Brenda Mooney |
Makes Dean’s List
Miss Brenda Mooney is one of
a select group of Shenandoah
Conservatory erf Music students
gaining a place on the Dean’s
List for the first semester of
the academic year, according to
William J. Skeat, Dean of Shen
andoah Conservatory of Music,
Dayton, Virginia.
Miss Mooney is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mooney.
| The distinction is based on a
I record of a 2.25 quality point
j average.
Miss Mooney, a freshman, is
1 pursuing the music education
curriculum. She is a member of
the Dramatic Club; a pledgee in
Sigma Alpha lota, a National
Music Fraternity: and is a mem
ber of the May Court.
MISS ANNE PEARCE IN
CHOWAN OOLLEGE PLAY
On Thursday and Friday
nights, April 28 and 29, the
sophomore class of Chowan Col
lege, Murfreesboro, will present
a three-act play, “College Daze,”
in the college auditorium. It is
a joyous, hilarious story of mo
dern life in a small college by
John Rand. Its author has in
the past won an enviable repu
tation for his ability to portray
American youth and “College
Daze” is one of his best pro
ductions.
Included in the cast - with a
supporting role is Miss' Anne
Pearce, sophomore, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Peace of
I 1 Edenton. She portrays a girl of
19 who is a typical small town
girl. Miss Pearce will graduate
in May.
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I Ladies’Night At
Jaycee Meeting
Edenton’s Junior • Chamber of.
Commerce will observe- ladifes’
night at their meetingstonight'
ifThdrsday). The ’ V; w£U<.
begin at 7 o’clock at the Arnerb
can Legion Building, ■wjith a fea
ture being the installation of
Jaycee officers. I.- ( . ;
Robert Bryan of Ahaskie, re
' cently elected vice president of 5
the Tenth District, will' serve as
the installing officer. • '
WARDS CLUB PLANS • •;
CAKE SALE FRIDAY
The Wards Home D&hOhstiftr
tion Club will have a bake sale
Friday afternoon, . Ajwil>; 29,’ iii
front of Belk-Tyler’s Depajtanefft
Store. :
Baked goods for tlie sale will
include eup cakes, cakes, pfetfc
cookies and candy. ,
from this sale will be used by
the members for the Wards
Community Building. " .
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S.‘ Marsh
announce the birth of their sec
ond child, a daughter, Anita
Louise Marsh, bom. Wednesday.
April 20 at Chowan Hospital.
The newcomer tipped the scales
at 7 pounds, 4 ounces.
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