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SOCIETY NEWS
Nr, and Mrs, John £. Raines
and family and Mr, and Mrs. Lee
Matthew's of Arlington. Va,
■at in Norfolk Sunday to spend
the day taptber at Own View.
Mrs. Raines and Mrs. Mathews
were college classmates.
California Vinton
Mr and Mrs. Philip S. McMul
lan, Jr, and two children. Philip
IXI and Julia Annie of Los An
geles, Calif, are visiting Mr.
McMullen's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Philip S. McMullen. Sr.
At Sumner School
.Mrs. John F, White has re
turned to Longwood College at
FwrrnviUe, V*. where she will
spend eight weeks attending
summer school .
Week At Beack
Mr. and Mrs George S. liar
itH and Mr, and Mrs. George
E. Privoti left Saturday for a
week's vacation at the Harrell
cottage at Nags Head. Their
guests for the week will he Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Baird and family
of Dallas Thvas and Mr and
Mrs R. D. Hutchinson and hahy
of Gainesville, Florida.
Attend District Meeting
'H. A. Campon, W. M. Rhoades
J. C. Parks L. EL Francis Bill
Goodwin and J. Edwin Bufflap;
attended a First Masonic Dis-,
trict meeting held at Gatesv-Mej
Thursday night.
To Attend Beauty Show
Mrs. Anne Jenkins and Mrs
Camilla Driver will attend thej
Southern Beauty Show at Vir-,
ginia Beach Sunday and Monday.!
June 26-27,
At Kitty Hawk
Mrs. L H. Haskett and grand
son, Kent Haskett of Portsmouth
are spending the summer at the
Haskett cottage at Kitty Hawk, j.
Guest of Parents
Miss Deanna HoUoweU. a stu-i
dent at Watts Hospital School of 1
Nursing at Durham, is spending
two weeks vacation as guest of
ifrer parents, Mr. and Mrs. EL L;
Hollow-ell, at their cottage o»t|
Chowan River. {
In Connecticut
Mr. and Mrs. West Leary and
daughter. Jo Ann, aits spending
this w-eck with their daughter.
Barbara, in New Canaan, Con
necticut.
Return To South Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Kldndgc Baskin
if Columbia, St C„ and daughter.
Jane, i-ho haw been the guests
Os Mr. and Mrs. A. EL Jenkin
and family have returned to Co
lumbia byway of the Skylipe
Drive in Virginia.
how to be stunning „
swimming
ifegvor sunning m>
Conte on in. the .ire fine’ I‘nder the sun
or in the water. the>e are the swim suits j * -Jr
That wit! win y«u the most admiring glances .. . while C 4 rak | Mj j
providing. t»*v the maximum freedom of
action for comfortable, carefree sunning and swimming.
\ «ill find die >t\le> y»«u want . . . from
modified to dteath. \ ' /
princess, boy shorts and flare-skirt suits. \ I /
Colors, fabrics in delightful variety ... at prices st lj| ‘ jj
planned to please your eye for value Ilf j
as well a> n»ut flare for sash son. ’'•i / f Ji
Rose Marie Reid Roxanne V f\ j
Cole of California and Darlene CmJt**
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E. L. HoUoweU and daughter,
I Miss Deanna HoUoweU, spent
last Tuesday in Suffolk on busi
ness,
Conway Visitors
Mrs. Linwood Ward and chil
dren. Roeeanne, Taylor and Rab
un of Conway, N. C., spent last
week as guests of Mrs. Ward's
mother-in-law, Mrs .E. L. Ward.
Belhaven Visitors
Mrs. W. Carl Credle. Miss
Mary E. Bell. Mrs. J. Walter
Belt. Mrs. Sarah Latham and I
Mrs. Alma Swindell of Belhaven
visited Mrs. Allen Downum on
[Wednesday.
Horo From Hampton
Mrs. Charles Casciano and
children. Christine, Johnny and
Mary Elizabeth of Hampton, Va..
are the guests of Mrs. Casciano's
father, John M. Bond and Mrs.
Bond.
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11 Attend Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Ep Debnam at
. tended the Patterson - Kellam
- wedding in Pungoteague, Va.. on
I. Saturday.
Monday Guest
Robert B. Hall was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bond
. Monday enroute to his home in
i j Washington. D. C„ from Florida, i
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Edenton Visitor
* Mrs. Lynn Bond spent several
i days w-ith Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Bond last week, leaving to at
tend the Patterson-Kellam wed-
Iding Saturday.
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Return From Nags Head
Mrs. Joe Thorud and daughter,
Mary and Mrs. Joe Conger, Jr.,
and children, have returned from
a week at Nags Head.
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Hospital Patient
Dickie Pate will leave today
li (Thursday) to enter Norfolk
I General Hospital where he will
| undergo surgery on his arm.
Week-end At Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L.
:| Bunch. Jr., and sons of Kinston
and Mrs. Maurice L. Bunch, Sr,
: sppent the week-end at Nags
J Head.
Visit In Winston-Salem
Mrs. Albert Keeter and son.
| Billy, spent last week in Win
stiMi-Sah-m visiting her daughter,*
' Mrs. Dot Mellonas.
Visits Brother
Mrs. Albert Keeter visited her
brother in State Hospital in Ra
leigh Sunday.
At Boys' State
Jimmy Rogerson. Bobby Chap
pell and Alex Kehayes are
• spending this week at Boys’
State in Chapel Hill.
Here From Arlington
Paul Harrell, Jr, of Arlington,
Va, will spend a month with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyce and
daughter, Eleanor, while .his par
, ents are attending world Baptist
. alliance in South America.
New York Visitors
Mrs. Lucy B. Edney had as
her week-end guest her grand
daughter, Mrs. Jacqueline Perry,
and great-grandson, Allan Perry
of New York. They were ac
companied back to New York by
Miss Doris Lee Foster, who will
live with her sister, Mrs. Perry.
Battleboro Visitors
Mrs. Harry C. Hand and chil-
I den. Bill and Stephenie of Battle
boro, N. C„ spent the past week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Frank White, Sr, on West
Eden Street. Mrs. Hand and Bill
returned home Friday afternoon,
but Stephenie remained here to
visit her grandparents for some
time.
Saturday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Alex White and
daughters, Becky and Anna of
Greenville spent Saturday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Frank White. Sr, on West Eden
j Street. They were accompanied
by Mrs. White’s nephew. Master
William Dawson of Eureka, N. C.
Attend Wedding
Mrs. J. J. Ross and Miss Betsy
Ross attended the House-Everett
| wedding in Robersonville Satur-
I day.
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Williamston Visitor
Burton Stuart of Williamston
was an Edenton visitor Monday.
Stop Over In Edenton
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gentile
stopped briefly in Edenton Mon
day enroute to their home in
Hollywood, Florida. Mr. Gentile
was for several years director of
the John A. Holmes High School
Band.
Visits In Norfolk
Mrs. John G. Wood visited in
Norfolk Wednesday.
Arrives In Oregon
Mike Malone has arrived in
Salem, Oregon, where he will
be employed in religious work
in connection with his studies at
the Seminary in Alexandria.
Return To Long Island
Mr. and Mrs. David Redfield
have returned to their home in
Long Island, N. Y, after a visit
i with Mrs. Red field’s mother. Mrs.
Mary L. Browning. j
Return To South Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. White
man. Jr, and little son, Bobby,
left for their home in Charleston,
S. C„ Thursday after visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert L. Whiteman, Sr, and Mr.
and Mrs. N. D. Dail and Miss
Iva Mae Dail.
THf CHOWAN HfRALp. EPfrfTON, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, JUNE 19, lUI
Visiting In Gnexgin
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Owens
and son, Steve are spending this
week in Augusta, Ga.
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Vacationing At Bttdi
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Bunch
and family are spendng this
week at Nags Head.
Week-end Guests
Mrs. E. L. Ward had as her
week-end guests her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Linwood Ward of Conway.
Attending Camp
Phil Harrell, Bill Ross and
Charlie Overton are spending
this week at Camp Don Lee.
Guest of Parents
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Sutton had *
as their guest over the w eek-end,
their son, Billy Sutton of Rocky
Mount.
Portsmouth Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Knox and,
family of Portsmouth spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
Knox. They were accompanied
home by little Larry Knox, Jr,
who will visit relatives in Ports
mouth.
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Visit In Rocky Mount
Mr. and Mrs. John Shackelford
spent the week-end in Rocky
Mount.
C. 0. Letcher Family
Returns To Edenton
Friends will be delighted to
know that Mr. and Mrs. C. O.
Letcher and son, Clayton, have
returned to again make Edenton
their home. The Letchers a few
years ago moved to Washington,
N. C, and later moved to Nash
ville, N. C, where they lived!
almost a year. |
On or about August 1, Mr.
Letcher will be in charge of the 1
Smith Bros. Lumber Company 1
which will be taken over by the l
M. G. Brown Company. 1
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Patterson-Kellam
Vows Are Spoken
Wedding Is Solemniz
ed Saturday Night
At Pungoteague,
The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Douglass Kellam, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius James Kel
lam of Belle Haven, Va, and
Hugh Lester Patterson, son of
Mrs. Lester Archibald Patter
son and the late Mr. Patterson
of Edenton, took place Saturday
I night at 8 o’clock in Saint
George’s Episcopal Church in
Pungoteague, Va.
The Rev. George B. Holmes,
rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal
Church in Edenton, officiated
and was assisted by the Rev.
Samuel F. Gouldthorpe, rector.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a prin
cess style gown of ivory peau de
soie with a portrait neckline and
short sleeves of Alencan lace
embroidered in seed pearls. '
Her bell shaped skirt formed
into a panel of cascading roses
which fell into a cathedral
train. She wore a mantillo
style full length Rrussell’s veil
and carried a cascade of gar
denias and stephanotis.
Miss Mildred Douglass Mapp
of Accomac, Va., was maid of
honor for her cousin. Other at
tendants were Miss Caramine
Kellam, cousin of the bride, and
Miss Patricia Wescott, both of
Belle Haven, Va, Mrs. Charles
Prioleau Scott, sister of the
bridegroom, of Greensboro, and
Miss Diana Arneson DeVerc of
Morganton, N. C. 1
Charles Prioleau Scott was
best man for his brother-in-law.
Ushers were Lucius James Kel
lam, brother of the bride, of
Belle Haven, Va, Howard Hold
emess, Jr, of Greensboro; John
Andrew Kramer, IH and I’red
Phillips Wood, both of Edenton)
Joseph Dillon Kalkhurst and
I Joseph Roger Edwards, both of
■ Raleigh. , ' *
A reception was given at
. Mount Pleasant, Belle Haven,'
Va, the home of the bride.
After a trip to Bermuda, the
couple will live in Athens, Ga,
where Mr. Patterson will be an
• ensign in the U. S, Navy.
Guests from Edenton who at
tended the wedding were Mrs.
I Lester A. Patterson, mother of
: the bridegroom, Mir. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Conger, Mrs. Douglas
i T. Conkwright, Mr. and Mrs.
i Junius W. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
I Richard F. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs.
i Harry Ferguson, Mrs. R. E.
Forehand, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Forehand, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Kramer, the Rev. and Mrs.
[ George B. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Clarence Leary, Jr, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Newcomb, Col. and
Mrs. William B. Rosevear, Rob
ert B. Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Frank
! Wood- Fred P. Wood, Jr, Mrs.
John G. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. John
' G. Wood, Jr.
I Visiting Speaker
At Rotary Meeting
I I Eden ton’s Rotary Club- will
1 1 meet this (Thursday) afternoon
■ at 1 o’clock at the Edenton Res-1
taurant. The program, will be I
in charge of Hiram Mayo, who!
has arranged to have as guest
speaker, Dr. Levyard Ross, an
orthodontist of Greenville, N. C.
Dr. Ross will speak and show
slides on care and correction of
children’s teeth, so that Presi
dent Jimmy Earnhardt urges all
members to be present.
VFW MEETS TUESDAY
William H. Coffield, Jr,. Post
No. 9280, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will meet Tuesday night,
June 28, at 8 o’clock. Command
er John Bass desires a large at
tendance.
National Guard Wins
High Gamp Honors
CootiiMMd from Pag* 1, Section 1
P. Goodwin, Joseph Hening
er, George P, Holland, Carroll
W\ Jones, Robert P. Lane, Al
bert R. Ward, William A. Bass,
Gerald E. Brabble, Linwood E.
Britton, Harold L. Bunch, Doug
las W. Cale, James A. Edwards,
William B. Gardner, Melvin W.
Griffin, John G. Jethro, Henry
L. Jordan, Elmer L. Overton,
James O. Perry, Jr, Elbridge B.
Smith, John E. Speight, Charles
D. Spruill, Edgar M. Spruill,
Maurice A. Waff, Oscar E. White
and John E. Whitson; Privates
First Class Willard D. Allen, Jr,
Melvin E. Baker, David E. By
rum, Larry M. Chesson, Joseph
T. Copeland, Robert R. Griffin,
Thomas E. Haste, Jr, Stephen
F. Hicks, Jr, Arthur W. Jordan,
Jr, Richard W. Lowe, George C.
Peele, Carlton N. Perry, Thomas'
T. Spivey, Charles B. Ward and
Joe J. White.
Other members of the com
pany who were not in camp due
to attend a six months training
course at Fort Jackson, S. C,
are: Privates Robert L. Bass,
Percy W. Dail, Jr, James H.
JACQUIN’S JL
ROYALS Ml
>2 PINT r pS||
•Mfritro mom g»ain - to moo t
CHARLES JACaillN it Ci«. Inc, Mill, M.
Ellis, Roland L. Farless, Robert
W. Halrey, Henry E. Layden.
Lloyd Charlie D. Spifs
er, Roger C. Spivey, Johnny E.
Twiddy, James W. Wheeler, Wil
liam B. White and Recruit
George T. Rogerson. 2
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MASONS HOLD EMERGENT
COMMUNICATION TONI&KT
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McKay Washington, master of
Unanimity Lodge No. 7, 'A. f.
fit M. M, announces that *h
emergent communication of the
lodge will be held tonight
(Thursday) at 8 o’clock. The
purpose of the meeting is to
confer the second degree on a
candidate, so that Mr. Washing
ton requests a large attendance.
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