PAGE EIGHT
SECTION ONE
SOCIETY NEWS l
Conway Visitors
Mrs. George Kirkland and
of Conway, N. C., spent
fh* week-end with her sister,
WfS. Albert Keeter.
Return Home
Mrs. Dot Mellonas and daugh
ter, Debbie, returned to their
h?ft>e in Winston-Salem after
•pending some time with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Xeeter.
M °
. At Peanut Convention
Mr, and Mrs. Keith Reeves.
Mr and Mrs. Jim Wood, and
Mi and Mrs. Boyd Harless. Sr.,
attended the Peanut Convention
at Cavalier Hotel in Virginia
Beach.
Visit In Naw York
Mr. and Mrs. William Town
send spent several days last
week in New York City.
Attends Perties
—.—o
i Misfc Giace Townsend spent
several davs last week in Dur
ham and Ashboro. where she at
tended parties for debutantssj
whb.Are her classmates at Salem'
Collie.
Visits In Merry HiU j
Miss Sandra Cale spent the
week-end in the Merry Hill sec-j
tiotj' as guest of Mrs. Jeanette
Ut.
Visit In Richmond
Mrs. Reuben Miller and
daughter. Patricia and son.
Johyiny Cates and Miss Sara
Miller have returned from Rich
mond where they were guests
of 'Mrs. Robert M. Wiltshire.
They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Wiltshire and son. Bob
by •to spend a week with Miss
Miller.
Visits In Norfolk
Mrs. W. T. Davis has return
ed home after spending two
weeks wan her daughter. Mrs.
Thomas L. Ashley and Mr. Asn
ley and granddaughter. Pam
Ashley of Norfolk. She was
accompanied home hv the Ash
leys who spent the week-end
with her.
Attend Graduation
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bond at
tended the graduation of their'
son. Lynn, at Atlantic Christian
College in Wilson Friday.
Returns To Norfolk
• Miss Connie Ashley returned
home in Norfolk Sunday)
aftfer spending two weeks with
her grandmother, Mrs. P. C.
jtehley, Sr.
South Carolina Visitor*
i Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis,
)iad as their guests for several 1
wys. Mr. Lewis' brother
lister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jimt
Lewis.
Return From Texas
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. West and
children. Frances and Gordon,
have returned home after visit
their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Demp
sey. at Austin. Texas. They al
so visited their son and daugh-’
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mi-s. Willie|
West, Jr., of San Antonio. Texas.
Their daughter. Mrs. Jack
Dempsey, and granddaughter.
Amy, accompanied them home
and will visit with them for a
while.
Guest of Father
Lance Bufflap of Forest City;
and Miss Dorothy Bufflap of
Eliaabeth City spent the week-j
end as guests of their father.
J. Edwin Bufflap.
Here Frcm Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hammett
and daughter, Melony of I,ang-|
ley Field. Va., spent a few day.; l
last week with Mr. and Mrs !
Erwin Griffin. i
Week-end Guests
The Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Cau-|
dill and family of Kemersville.j
N. C.. scent the week-end with:
the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph!
Fowlkes.
LEON HALSEY SAYS: If it’s a marri
age license you want, you’ll have to
get it at the Court House ... BUT it it’s
Garden Seed, Bug Dust, Ferilizer, Peat
Moss, Vigoro or Rye Grass—
-100 Lbs. $9.99
Baby Chicks, Wayne or Peerless Feeds;
"Laying Mash Krums—
-50 lbs. $3.39 -100 lbs. $4.49
Large shipment Flower Bulbs arriving
soon. We will have FREE bulk food at
that time . . . Have Truck will travel!
k THANKS FUR EVERYTHING!
> .Halsey Feed & Seed Store
P&ONE 2525 EDENTON
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Weak and la Norfolk '
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jackson
and children spent the week-end
in Norfolk with relatives.
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Return Fran Ranch
Mr. and Mrs. West Leary and
daughter, Jo Ann. Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Small and children
have returned home after spend
ing ten days at Nags Head.
Returns (terra
Master Stephen Fowlkes has
returned home after spending
several days at Breezy Banks on
the Pamlico.
Week-and In Clinton
Mr. and Mrs. H, O. West and
son. Brian, spent the week-end
in Clinton. N. C-, with relatives.
High Point Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Byrum
of High Point. N, C„ spent the
week-end with Dr. and Mrs,
A. F. Downturn.
Visit In Robanonvilla
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Privott
have returned after vistttng rel
atives in Robersonville.
At Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. George Twiddy
and family are vacationing in
Nags Head. J
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Florida Visitor
Max Jackson of Lakelutd.l
Florida, is spending several days’
with his aunt, Mrs. W, E Bak-- 1
er. i
Indiana Visitor
Mrs. Mary G. Layden of Mor- j
ristown, Indiana, »s visiting
relatives and friends in Eden
ton.
Week-end Guests
. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Porter'
of South Norfolk and Mrs, Er
ma Wright and daughter. Rose
Ann of Portsmouth spent the
week-end as guests of their mo
ther. Mrs. R. L. Williams. Sr.,
who is a patient in Chowan|
Hospital.
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Schools In County t
Ready For Opening
Continued from Page 1, Section 1'
grades. She is the wife of Dr,
W. M. Busey, new veterinarian
at the local diagnostic swine
laboratory. She is a graduate ,
of Ohio State University and
ha> taught three years in Ohto (
and Kentucky. She is also high
ly recommended by principals
and superintendents where she
has taught.
Other teachers at Chowan
High School will be:
R. H. Copeland, principal, Da
vid J. Johnson. George K. Gel-;
bach. Mi-s. Marvis H. Hendrix.
Paul Edison Stanton. Everett’
Sutton White. Mrs. Loraine H
Rogerson. Mrs. Annie Perry As
bell, Mrs. Lane Smithson. Mrs :
Myra B. Stokley, Mrs. Ella Mac
Nixon, Mrs. Ruth Boyce Mans
field. Mrs, Sadie H. Britt, Mrs
Hattie Hudgins Asbell. Mrs
Marguerite B. Burch. Mrs, Mar
tha Shelton Stanton, Mrs. Mar
garet Felton Rountree. Miss Ada
Morris, Miss Susan C. Willough
by, Conrad Plyler and Mrs. Es
ther Byrum Fulcher.
The one new teacher at Whit -
Oak Consolidated School will be
Alfonsa Harrell of Gatesvtlie
He is a graduate of Elizabeth
City Teachers College and it
will be his first year teaching,
Other White Oak teachers in
clude:
William H. Creeoy, principal.
Miss Marguerite L. Nixon. Mrs
Elsie Miller Harris, Mrs. Doro
thy Manley Walker. Chas. L
I Fayton, Miss Sarah L. Price.
Mrs. Harriet F Creccy, Mrs.
j Naomi B Hicks, Mrs, Sarah M
; Everett, Mrs, Mary Bowser Har
| rell. Mrs, Rosa Howcutt Joyner
and Mi-s. Annie C. Blair.
O'Ur grand business is not to
jsee what lies dimly at a dist
lance, but to do what lies clearly
lat hand. —Thomas Carlyle.
| Becomes Bride Sunday j
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MBS. WILBUR JOSEPH PRIVOTT, JR.
The Rocky Hock Baptist
Church was the scene of a wed
ding Sunday afternoon, August
14, at 4 o'clock when Miss Mar- j
jjorie Louise Harrell became the j
bride of Wilbur Joseph Privott.
Jr., in a double ring ceremony. ,
The bride is the daughter of i
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lester Har-'
roll of Edenton, and the bride- 1
groom is the son of Mr. and;
Mrs Wilbur Joseph Privott, Sr., j
of Tyner.
The Rev. Thurman Allred of!
ficiated in a setting of white)
munis, gtadiolas. green palms
with spiral candelabras. Mrs'
H B Lowe of Hopewell, Va..
presented the ntiptial music and
Jerry White of Hobbsville sang,
"O Perfect Love." "Entreat Thee
Not To Leave Me,” and "The
Wedding Prayer.”
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown of
chanully lace and white bridal!
satin with the empire bodice
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How wise to shop X
suit now when "i QiSjjjm.-}
prices are lower J
’ Tl " ! JILL Shoppe ’
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. mBI BAEOCJNA. THITMDAT. AUGtrBT IS, IMP.
: designed with a rounded neck
| line. The gored skirt swept
; gracefully into a chapel train.!
'The gown was fashioned and
; made by the mother of the
| bride. Her veil of imported
i silk illusion was attached to a
itiara of seed pearls. She car-'
| ried a white Bible topped with
white sweetheart roses, stepha-j
i not is and baby's breath,
j Mrs. Wallace Goodwin, Jr.,
j sister of the bride, matron of
honor, and Miss Carolyn Lips
comb of Richmond. Va.. maid
; of honor, wore dresses of pow-.
1 dcr blue chiffon over taffeta.!
The dress featured a sash of‘
: matching taffeta which formed
a cummerbund in front andl
fastened in the back reaching!
the hemline. They carried an|
i arm spray of American Beauty
red roses and wore matching
headpieces of sheared tulle.
The bridesmaids were Mrs.
Paul Platts of Kinston, N. C.,
| sister of the bride, Miss Patsy
! Privott of Tyner, sister of the
bridegroom and Mrs. Britton
•Byrum of Edenton. Miss Mary
Farrah Privott -of Tyner, sister
of the bridegroom, was junior
bridesmaid and was dressed
identical to the honored attend
ants.
Wilbur Joseph Privott, Sr.,
was best man for his son. Ush
ers were Donald Paul of Bath,]
N. C., Claude Pugh of Ashboro,
N. C., Jimmy Rowan of
Norfolk, Va„ Gerald and Gene
Harrell of Edenton, brothers of
the bride.
The bride’s mother wore an
ice blue lace dress over taffeta
with a pink cymbidium orchid
corsage. The bridegroom's mo
ther wore a mauve lace dress'
over taffeta with a pink cym-|
bidium orchid corsage. Mrs. O.;
C. Long, Jr., of Edenton, was
mistress of ceremonies.
After the ceremony the bride’s
patents gave a reception at the
Rocky Hock Community Cen-j
ter. Those' assisting were Mr.l
and Mrs. Hubert Lowe, Whaley-!
ville, Va.; Mrs. Jack Bunch,
s * * ■ SOiiyrrlil Aged To Perfection
EFFECTIVE THRU
AUGUST 27th!
10-12 Lb. Harrell’s Tenderized—Lß. i-lb. gwaltney-s - all meat
Hams ri” 40c * 49 c
SMALL LEAN TENDER CENTER
Shank Portion s Pork Chops s 57c
sM r w V PIG FRONT FEET lb. 15c
HUDSON BOX ' ~ NO. 303 DEMONTE
Table Napkins J. l c Fruit Cocktail 2
No. 303 American Beauty starcrust io»
A Biscuits 6 i 47c
Mixed Vegetables 111
Gr.& While Limas IV lb. 57 c
Navi Bulls 11 m acass Vanilla - Chocolate ~
Golden C. S. Corn ILI COOL OFF
G. Northern Beans I
Pork and Beans * W turkeTand h cticken
Baby Limas SALE! PIES - - : 25=
OUABTS ~~~ T(jW PT C a CUll.m.. ~~
bottle 19c 1 2 rolls39c WjEEt PEARS....3Sc
[Norfolk, Va.; Miss Ann Over
, man, Hobbsville; Miss Martha
Lowe, Hopewell, Va.; Miss Jan
ice Hardison, Williamston; Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Byrum, Mrs.,Gil
bert Harrell, Mrs. Alma Har
rell, Mrs. Henry Bunch, Mrs.
Alphonso Spivey, Mrs. Thurman
Ashley, Miss Beulah Evans, Mrs.
Ronald Saunders, Miss Carolyn
Bunch, Miss Judy Evans, Miss
j Carolyn - Evans of Edenton.
Jakie Boyce of Tyner provided
the background music for the
reception.
For travel the Dnae wore a
white with grey eyelet sheath
dress with black accessories. I
She wore a corsage of white |
sweetheart roses lifted from her
Bible.
The bride is a recent gradu
ate of Louise Obici School of
Nursing, Suffolk, Va. The bride
groom is a senior in chemical
engineering at N. C. State Col
lege, Raleigh, where he will re
sume his studies in September.
After a wedding trip they will
reside in Richmond, Va., where
the bridegroom is presently em
ployed with DuPont Corpora-
tion. |
Tha bride was entertained
with a kitchen shower given by
Misses Patsy and Mary Privott
and Mrs. Johnnie Gardner. The)
shower at the home of Mrs.'
Garner was on July 10 in Suf
folk, j
On Saturday afternoon, the;
wedding party and out-of-town
guests were entertained with aj
delicious buffet dinner at the
Rodney Harrell cottage. Hos
tesses were Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Long, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J. C.'
Boyce and Mr. and Mrs. Rod-j
ney Harrell.
A rehearsal party was given
in her honor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Goodwin,
Jr., on the eve of the wedding
day. Hostesses were Mrs. Thur
man Ashley, Mrs. Gilbert Har-1
rell, Mrs. Paul Platts and Mrs.
Wallace Goodwin, Jr.
MRS. MORGAN IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Dan Morgan is a patient
in Norfolk General Hospital,
where she underwent an opera
tion Tuesday. Latest reports
are to the effect that she is
making satisfactory progress.
• POCAHONTAS MEETING-'
Chowanoke Council No. Si,
Degree of Pocahontas, will medt
tonight (Thursday) at 8 o’clock^,
J Mrs. Bernice Brooks, Pocahbn- i
' tas, urges all members to at’- .i
tend. ■
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my friends
• and relatives for the flowers,
' cards, visits and all other >acts
of kindness while I, was a, par
tient in Maryview Hospital,
Portsmouth, Va., and my
' return home. May God.'Jbless
each of you. ~'f
c ARCHIE LAYDEN ’
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