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SOCIETY NEWS
Return To High Point
Mrs. B. W. Harris of High
iToint has returned home after
Visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mis. R. A.
Tgrkington.
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Attend Graduation
. Trot Leary, Louis Leary and
(fyetr mother, Mis. Lee Leary at
tfhded tile graduation cf her
son, Douglas Leary, at East Car
olina College Sunday.
Returns Home
i Mtss Rebecca King has rcturn
jfll from High Point where she
Aent the week-end with her
Mrs. B. W. Harris.
Week-end At Home
§4trs. J. M. Jones, who is
abending the summer at Nags
4dad. spent the week at her
(pane on Blount Street.
Guest of Parents
| Billy Sutton of Mount
dbent the week-end with his par
«jts, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Sutton.
Visiting Sister
; Mrs. R. E. Leary left Satur
day to spend several days in
Aberdeen with her sister, Miss
Molie McDonald.
Williamston Visitors
5 Mrs. S. R. Biggs and Mrs.
Wheeler Martin of Williamston j
spent Wednesday with Mrs. R. P.
Badham.
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Visit At Beach
Mrs. Eugenia Babylon, Miss
Marian Robertson, Miss Agnes
Robertson and their guest, Mrs.
Dorothy Pritchard of Washing
ton, D. C., spent the week-end
it Pamlico Beach.
Return From Chadbourn
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Phelps have
returned from Chadbourn where
they visited Mrs. Phelps’ brother.
Nolion Long, who is quite ill.
Visits Aunt
Miss Lena Jones had as her
guest over the week-end her
niece. Miss Faye Jones of Ports
mouth. Va.
At Legion Convention
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Chestnut't
are attending the American Le
gion Convention in Asheville
this week.
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Week-end Guest
Miss Nancy Pruden of Wilson
was the guest of her brother-in
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. B.
G. Willis over the week-end.
Florida Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Malachi Hough
ton. Mrs. Helen Hartridge Mc-
Millan and Mrs. Katherine Tren
holm Hull from Jacksonville,
Fla., were the week-end guests
of Mrs. George C. Wood, Mrs.
J. C. B. Ehringhaus and Mr. and
■Mrs. Ernest Leary.
Sunday At Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Earless
and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ash
ley spent Sunday at Nags Head.
Visits Son
Mrs. William Whito spent a
few days in Norfolk, Va., visit
ing her son. David White.
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Visit In Coinjock
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Spires
spent Sunday in Coinjcck visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Midgctt.
Visits Relatives
Andrew Arnold of Plymouth
spent several days this week
visiting relatives.
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Visiting Mother
Mrs. Luther Keeter and
daughter Sharon are spending
a few days in Elizabeth City
with her mother, Mrs. L. L.
Simpson.
Gueet of Parents
Miss Hazel Elliott of Rich
mond, Va.. spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John M. Elliott.
Visits Parents
Miss Anna Williams, student
nurse at Parkview Hospital in
Rocky Mount, spent the week
end as guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Percy L. Williams.
Week-end Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kerr, par
ents of Mis. James MacKenzie
and son, Allen of Wyandotte,
Midi., and James Kcmlcr of Ro
chester, Mich., stationed at the
Norfolk Naval Base, were week
end guests of the Rev. and Mrs.
James MacKenzie.
New York Guests
Mr. and Mrs. R. Frederick, Jr.,
formerly of Scarsdale, N. Y„ are
the guests of Miss Marie H.
Bradlee of S. Granville Street
They will spend the summer in
Bayville, Maine.
Long Island Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Beasley of
Long Island, N. Y„ visited Mr.
Beasley’s brother, R. A. Beasley,
over the week-end.
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Here From Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Seheifer
and daughter, Cynthia of Nor
folk, were guests of relatives in
Eden ton Sunday.
Guest of Parents
Airman 3C Steve Hopkins,
who is stationed at Hunter Air
Force Base at Savannah. Ga.,
spent the week-end as guest of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Hopkins.
ATTEND 100th BIRTHDAY
Mrs. E, L. Belch, Thomas and
Sarah Belch and Mrs. Shelton
Goodwin spent Sunday in Eller
be. N. C., with Mrs. Belch's
grandmother, Mrs. Lou Lisk. who
was 100 years old May 22.
About 200 relatives and friends
attended this celebration. Mrs.
Lisk received separate birthday
greetings from President and
Mrs. Eisenhower, besides the
other cards and gifts she re
ceived.
NEW DEAN AT ECC
Dr. Robert L. Holt, registrar of
East Carolina College and for
mer vice president of Mars Hill
College, has been appointed dean
of instruction of East Carolina
and will take over his new du
ties immediately. President Leo
W. Jenkins has announced.
Dr. Holt replaces Dr. Jenkins,
former vice president and dean
. of instruction who was elected
president of East Carolina by the
Board of Trustees January 5.
ATTEND CAPPING EXERCISES
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| Mr. and Mrs. Guy Williams
. and Mrs. Percy L. Williams at
tended capping exercises at
Parkview Hospital in Rocky
Mount Friday night.
At the exercises Miss Anna j
i (Williams, daughter of Mr. and!
:iMrs. Percy L. Williams, was!
capped as a nurse.
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MISS UNDA LEE LEARY
Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. Leary of Edenton announce the-engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Linda Lee Leary, to Theodore Wayne
Beach. Mr. Beach is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Beach of
1603 Beaumont Drive. Greenville. N. C. The wadding will
place Saturday. August 13. -
Commencement Will
Begin Friday Night
Continued from Pag* 1. Section 1
Hospital Auxiliary.
Miss Colecn Ward, girls' bas
ketball coach, will present a
tioplvy to the most valuable girl 1
athlete, while Ccach Bill Bill
ings will present a trophy to
the most valuable bov athlete.
Hiram Mayo, principal will pre
sent the award for outstanding
senior activities, as well as vari- •
ous scholarship awards.
Pianist for the program will
be Jo Ann Leary.
The Commencement sermon
will be preached by the Rev..
George B. Holmes, rector of St.
Paul's Episcopal Church. Mr.
Holmes will be introduced by
Janies Johnston, Jr. The invo
cation will be bv the Rev. Ralph
Fowlkes, pastor of the Methodist
Church and the Rev. E. C. Alex
ander. pastor of the First Chris
tian Church, will read the Scrip
ture. Special musical numbers
will be presented by the Senior
High School Chorus with Jane .
DuLancy as soprano soloist. Mrs.;
Mary L. Browning will be di- j
rector of music and Jo Ann
Leary and Roger Lamb will be
pianists.
The Rev. James MacKcnzie
will open (he graduation exer
cises with the invocation and af
ter a number by the Treble
Clef Club, the graduation speak
er. Dr. Robert L. Holt, registrar
of East Carolina College, will be|
introduced by James Johnston, j
Jr.
The graduating class will be
presented by Hiram Mayo, prin
cipal, after which the diplomas
will be presented by Superinten
dent John A. Holmes.
Mrs. Browning will direct the
music and Jo Ann Leary and
| Roger Lamb will again be the
I pianists.
This year’s graduating class
! includes 50 students, with James
Edwin Byrum, Jr., being vale
dictorian and Patricia Waff" - sa
lutatorian. : ;
Members of this yearns gradu
ating class are: Lloyd .Vaughan
Adams, Judith Minlec Acjgms.
Joseph Franklin Alexander,
James Ronnie Bass, Norma
Louise Blanchard, Harriet Vann I
Bond. Joyce Wilma Bond, Sue
Frances Boyce, James Edwin
Byrum. Jr.. Percy Wilmer Dail,
Jr., Alice Jean Davenport, Jane
Holland DuLaney. James Henry
Ellis. Donald Myles Pairdoth,
Roland Lee Farless, Johnny Na
than Forehand. Lewis Adolph
Goodwin. Anthony Bryant Grif
fin, Oscar Lee Hall Robert
Wayne Halsey, Billy Lane Hardi
son. Mary Pearl Harrell, Zackie
Webster Harrell, Woody Marshall
Hoggard, James Marion Johns
ton, Jr.. Terry Haywood Jones,
Sarah Rebecca King, Beagle
Marie Lawrence. Henry Eugene
Layden, Kay Lowe, Lucy Pearl
Owens, La Dell Parker, Jr., Lloyd
Thomas Parrish. Richard. Albert
Pate. John Frank Philips, Jr.,
Betty White Privptt, Elizabeth
Ross. Minton Carroll Small Ida i
Grizzellc Smyer, Cynthia fian
ces spencer, Viola Christine
Stroud, Raymond Ashby Tark
ington. Jr., Lois Jean Toler,
Johnny Earl Twiddy, Peggy
Eleanor Twiddy, Patricia itan !
Waff, Percy Ray Ward, William
Barrow White, Patricia Lorean ;
Wright, Ruth Elizabeth Wright.
Besides the valedictorian and
, salutatorian there are eigh&ojtti- 1
'cr honor students in the -upper
120 per cent These, alphabeti
cally, arc Harriet Vann Bond.
Jane Holland DuLaney, Mary
Pearl Harrell Kay Lowe, Betty
White Privott, Elizabeth Ross,
Patricia Lorean Wright and Ruth
Elizabeth Wright
James Johnston. Jr., is presi
dent of the class, James Edwin
Byrum, Jr., is vice president and
Patricia Waff, secretary. The
mascots of the class are Teresa
11 "Dixon and Marty Deßlois. Mar
shals for the exercises or Jim
-1 my Rogerson, chief, Mary Ann
Hare, Bin Goodwin, Joan Gar
nett, Erwin Griffin, Milly Price,
(Billy Cates, Ellen Basnight and
Bobby Stokely.
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Continued from Page 1. Section 1
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Beginning Wednesday. June 1.
Mac James, local automobile li
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Edenton's Lions Club has call
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May and will meet next on j
Monday night June 6, at thei
Edenton Restaurant
Edenton’s Rotary Club will
meet this (Thursday) afternoon
el 1 o'clock at the Edenton
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Chowan T-ibe or Red Men
meet Monday night at 7:30
Vclock.
William H. Coffield, Jr. Post
No. 0280, Veterans of Foreign
Wort, will meet Tuesday night
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i Center Hill Home Demonstra
tion Club met Tuesday night
, May 17, with Mrs. E. P. Jones.
! Mrs. B. P. Monds, president
presided over the meeting. Fi
nal plans were made for the
fried chicken supper to be serv
, ed at the Community Building.
This supper was sponsored by
the Center Hill Development
Committee and all proceeds will
be given to the Center Hill-
Cross Roads Fire Station. Hie
menu was also planned for the
Ruritan dinner May 30.
'Mrs. Hallett Hobbs, family life
leader, gave the -demonstration
on “Working and Playing To
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were told that the best place in
the world to learn how to get
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the family and that shared re
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