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SOCIETY NEWS
Raleigh Visitors
Bud Parker and Miss Judy Al
len of Raleigh spent the week
end as guests of Mr. Flarker’s
'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ladel
Parker.
'Norfolk Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dail and
son, Billy, and Miss Eva Bate
man of Norfolk were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
K. Davis.
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Portsmouth Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wright
of Portsmouth, Va., spent Sun
day as guests of Mrs. Wright's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wil
liams, Sr.
South Norfolk Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Porter
, and son, Frankie and grandson,
Tony Sherman of South Nor
folk were week-end guests of
Mrs. Porter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Williams Sr.
Minnesota Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brossard,
Mrs. Elmo Gasper and daughter, |
Shelly and Mrs. Jack Haag and!
daughter, Julie of Eden Valley,'
Minnesota, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Leary.
Visit Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Spires
visited friends in Elizabeth City
and Hertford Sunday.
Visit Sutlons
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Upton of
Beaufort, S. C., Mrs. Paul Gar
rett and son, Robert of Dover,
Del., and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Sutton of Portsmouth, Va., spent
several days with Mr. and Mrs.
Si J. Sutton.
Norfolk Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. John Keeter and
children, Beth and Johnnie and
Mr. and Mrs. Thaley of Norfolk,
Va., spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Keeter.
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Visit In Kenly
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Atkinson;
spent the week-end in Kenly, j
N. C., visiting relatives.
Lumberton Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Truslow and
children of Lumberton spent the :
week-end with her parents, Mr. j
tnd Mrs. T. C. Byrum.
Visit In Rocky Mount
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ricks :
and children spent the week-end
in Rocky Mount visiting rela
tives.
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Attend Jaycee Meeting
James Perry, West Byrum, Jr.,
Tom Shepard and Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Twiddy attended the
quarterly board meeting of Jay
cees in Durham Saturday and
Sunday.
Sunday Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Garner and
children of Portsmouth, Va., and |
Rufus E. Shaw of Norfolk spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
Knox.
Visiting In Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Lupton
will leave today (Thursday) for
Raleigh to spend a few days as
guests of their son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hector
Lupton, Jr. While in Raleigh
they will attend the Southeast-!
ern Flower and Garden Show.
Week-end Guests
Pfc. Fred Johnson and Pfc.
James Aylesworth of Camp Le
jeune were week-end guests of'
Miss Mary Ellen Smith and
Mrs. Delores Aylesworth.
New York Visitor
Mrs. Delores Aylesworth of
Binghamton, New York, v is
spending several weeks in Eden
ton as guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James H. Basnight.
Suffolk Visitors
Mrs. James W. Wilkins and
daughter, Arie Lea, and Mrs. j
Richard Forrester and son, Neil:
of Suffolk, Va., spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Wilkins’ parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Frank White, Sr.,'
on West Eden Street.
Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Keeter!
had as their' guests Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Keeter of
Hampton, Va., and Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Bailey of Virginia
Beach.
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Visits Mother
Chan Wilson of Fort Jackson, :
S. C., spent the week-end with
his mother, Mrs. Marvin P. Wil- 1
son- - j
The ReV. and Mrs. N. L. Nicks!
the Children’s
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Visit In Spring Hope
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Leary
spent the week-end in Spring
Hope as guests of his sisters,
Mrs. Nellie Marshall and Mrs.
Verna Upchurch.
Returns Home
Mrs. Raymond Mansfield has
returned from Salisbury, Md-,
where she visited her mother.
Guest of Mother
Miss Louise Smith of Green
ville spent the week-end with
her mother, Mrs. Harry Smith.
Woman’s Club At
Sunbury Plans To
Hold Fashion Show
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Today and tomorrow’s fashions |
from a man’s point of view is I
the theme of a fashion show toj
eb sponsored by the Sunbury
Women’s Club Friday night,!
March 3, at 8 o’clock in the high
school auditorium.
Rose Hall, a woman's apparel
Shop near Virginia Beach, will i
| furnish fashions. Models will!
! be chosen from among the girls
! residing in different communi
ties of Gates County. i
Mrs. Bruce Milam, general
chairman, has announced that
Colin Studds, owner of Rose'
Hall, will give the commentary
for the show, which will include
spring and summer fashions
from swim suits to formal
.gowns.
Tickets to the show may be
obtained from any club member
and will also be available at the
door. Two door prizes will be
awarded. The adult holding the*
lucky ticket will receive a eom-|
plete silver tea service. There
will also be an award for the (
youth under 12 years holding I
the lucky junior ticket.
These prizes are now on dis-j
play at the Farmers Bank of
Sunbury. The person holding
the lucky ticket will not have to
be present on thiat night to win.)
Music will be furnished by
Conrad Plyler of Gatesville. Mr.
Plyler is Gates County’s most
gracious and talented musician.
The Sunbury Women’s Club
extends a cordial invitation to
the general public to attend the
fashion show.
Lenten Speaker At
St. Paul’s Church
The . Rev. Wilfred T. Water
house, rector of Saint Peter's
Episcopal Church at Washington,
N. C., will address the second
Lenten luncheon gathering at St.
Paul’s Church in Edenton Tues
day, February 28. The luncheon
will begin at 12:05 P. M., with'
dismissal at 12:55.
Mr. Waterhouse is an able'
preacher with much speaking I
experience. He is a native of)
Manchester, England, but was 1
educated in the United States
as well as in his homeland.
He is a graduate of the Vir
ginia Theologioal Seminar y,
Alexandria, Virginia. He has
been both a missionary clergy
man and a Chaplain in the
United States Army. He served
churches in Virginia before as
suming his present duties. He
has been a deputy to the Gen
eral Convention twice, and
Chairman of the Department of
Christian Education of the Dio-J
cese. He is a trustee of the
Good Shepherd Hospital, New
Bern.
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Menus at the John A. Holmes 1
High School lunch room for the
week of February 27-March 3,,
will be as follows:
Monday: Stew beef with gra-!
vy and potatoes, green garden'
peas, hot biscuits, cherry pie,!
cheese slices, butter, milk.
Tuesday: Italian spaghetti with;
meat balls, buttered yellow corn, i
cole slaw, hot biscuits, butter,
ice cream, milk.
Wednesday: Sliced luncheon
meat, buttered potatoes, green
string beans, bread, chocolate
block cake, butter, milk.
Thursday: Vegetable beef soup,
salted crackers, peanut butter
and pimento cheese sandwiches,
gingerbread, milk.
Friday: Meat loaf with gravy,
creamed potatoes, garden peas,
hot cheese biscuits, grapefruit
sections, milk.
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Second Screening
For Craftman Fair
A second meeting of the
screening committee to approve
crafts for the Albemarle Crafts
man’s Fair- will be held in the
Agriculture Building at Eliza
beth Clfy, IVTarch Ist, it is re
ported by Miss Edna Bishop,
chairman of the Fair. At the
first Screening Committee meet
ing last week, 23 crafts were
approved, 17 of which will have!
demonstration booths.
This wjll be the Third Albe
marle Craftsman’s Fair, which
annually is co-sponsored by the
Chamber of Commerce of Eliza
beth City and the Home Demon
stration Agents of the Albe
marle area.
All persons in the Albemarle
area are urged to submit their
crafts for the second screening
March Ist. They are requested
to take samples of their work I
to the Home Demonstration
Agent in their county or they
may leave it by the Elizabeth
City Chamber of Commerce.
JAYCEES MEET TONIGHT
Edenton’s Junior Chamber of
Commerce will meet tonight
(Thursday) at 7 o’clock at the
Edenton Restaurant. James Per
ry, president, urges every mem
ber to be present.
Center Hill Groups
Hold Joint Meeting
Center Hill Development Group
and Boy Scout group met at
Center Hill Community Building,
Tuesday night, February 14, to
install new officers and plan
programs for the year.
Officers xor Community Devel
opment program for 1961 are as
follows: President, Mrs. Kate
Boyce; vice president, Mrs. Lois
Venters; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Helen Hollowell; reporter,
Mrs. Ruth E. Monds; photogra
pher, Mrs. Marguerite Jones.
Project leaders are: Increas
ing Income, Carlton Goodwin
and Preston Monds; Home Im
provement, Mrs. Blanche White
and Mrs. Nora Boyce; Youth Ac
tivities, Mrs. Marguerite Jones
and Mrs. Melba Dubois; Com
munity Progress, Mrs. Melvin
Byrum. Mrs. Selma Privott and
Mrs. Anne Asbell; Church, and
Other Organizations, Mrs. Dot
Rogcrson, Frank Fortescue, Hen
ry Napier and Emmett Jones;
Sealth and Welfare, Mrs., Mary
E. Belch and Mrs. Emmie Good
win.
Goals named; (1) Securing a
Community Building. Commit
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tees for this are Carlton Good
win, Bennie Monds, Cameron
i Boyce and Emmett Jones; (2)
Strengthening Boy Scout Activi
-1 ties. Plans for the year’s Scout
-1 ing program were discussed.
■ Emmett Jones gave an iriterest
’ ing talk on Boy Scouts, then
rating, and asked that parents
support the boys and cooperate
with the year’s program, Scout
master, and all other commit
tees working with Boy Scouts in
any way.
Scoutmaster for ' the year is
Charlie Asbell; Institutional Rep
resentative, Emmett Jones; Chair
man, Melvin Byrum; secretary
and treasurer, J. S. Turner; Out
doorsnon, Elliott Belch; Ad
vancement, Harry Venters; Re
cruiter, Cameron Boyce.
The meeting was well attend
ed and the next meeting will be
in March.
Salem Alumnae To
Meet In Greenville
A luncheon of the Salem Col
lege Alumnae Association of this
area will be held at the Golf
and Country Club of Greenville,!
N. C., on March 3, at 1 P. M,|
This area comprises all of East
• ern North Carolina and a great
J many former Salem students
are expected to attend.
Dr. Dale Gramby, president,
, will address the group, and Miss
Lelia Graham Marsh, alumnae
secretary, will also attend.
Cards are being sent to each
member from the Salem College
Association’s office. Replies are
expected to be forwarded to
Miss Vanetia Cox, 405 S. Hard
ing Street, Greenville, N. C., by
February 27.-
Masons Conducting
Attendance Contest
Unanimity Lodge No. 7, A. F.
& A. M., has begun an attend
ance contest which will run for
three months. The membership
has been divided and at the
close of the contest the losing
side will serve a dinner to the
winners.
Tom Byrum and Rodney Har
rell, Jr., are captains of the
two sides with J. C. Parks act
ing as referee. The contest is
expected to greatly intrease at
i tendance and a good deal of
! interest in the contest is already
apparent.
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