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SOCIETY NEWS
Visit la Greenville
; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hollowed,
;Jr„ and children visited in I
Greenville Monday.
Visit In Durham
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Conger,
Sr., were overnight visitors in
Durham and Henderson this
.week.
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Monday In Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Blades,
| Mrs. E. G. Bond and Mrs. Don
Moyer spent Monday in Norfolk.
At Wrightsvills Boach
Mrs. W. B. Rosevear spent the
week-end at Wrightsville Beach.
Florida Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Dail Mosely and
children of Miami, Florida, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
■W. P. Jones.
In Danville, Vau
' Mrs. R. P. Badham left Mon
day for Danville, Va., to spend
several weeks with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Charles Carr.
Alabama Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott
of Huntsville, Alabama are visit
ing relatives in Edenton.
Visiting Daughter
Mrs. Eva Tyndall of Mt. Olive
js the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. H. B. Williford.
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Week-end At Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Malone
spent the week-end at Nags
Head with their son, Michael
and friends of Washington, D. C.
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Week-end At Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Partin, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Bass and family,
Jim Partin, Jr., Masters Lyman,
Al, Michael and Bob Partin
spent the week-end at their cot
tag eat Nags Head.
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In Martinsville, Va.
Warren and George Twiddy
spent several days in Martins
ville, Va., this week.
Belhaven Visitor
Mrs. W. Carl Credle of Bel
haven was the guest of Dr. and
Mrs. Allen F. Downum Tuesday.
Return To Atlanta
Mrs. Bob Shelley of Atlanta,
Ga., who has been the guest
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Maynard Perry, left for Atlanta
Saturday.
Guest of Father
The Rev. Ralph Fowlkes is in
West Virginia visiting his father,
who is ill.
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On Fishing Trip
Dr. Ed Bond, Joe Conger, Jr.,
and Hiram Mayo spent the
week-end at Harker's Island on
a fishing trip.
Norfolk Visitor
Mr .and Mrs. C. G. Echols of
Norfolk spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Harrell.
Visit In Greenville
Mrs. Hiram Mayo and chil
dren, Hiram and Rita spent the
week-end in Greenville.
Week-end At Beach
Mrs. Ann Bootwright, Mrs.
Nathan Owens and son, Steven,
Mrs. William Easterling and
Kem, and Mrs. Tony Miley spent
the week-end at Nags Head.
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Visiting Parents
Francis Hicks, Jr., of High
Point is the guest of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Hicks.
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Attend Great Council
J. Edwin Bufflap and W. M.
Rhoades will leave Saturday af
ternoon for Asheville to attend
the North Carolina Great Coun
cil of Red Men. They will rep
resent Chowan Tribe No. 12 and
plan to return Wednesday of
next week.
Week-end In New Bern
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shepard,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Forehand
Spent the week-end in New
Bern.
Return From Nags Head
Mrs. D. D. Conkwright and
Mrs. L. A. Patterson have re
turned from a three-week stay
at Nags Head.
Return To New York
Mrs. Richard Balzer and
daughter, Amy Webb, have re
turned to their home at Great
Neck, N. Y., after visiting Mrs.
Balzer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. Clarence Leery.
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Returns From Pennsylvania
Mrs. Shelton W. Moore ha
returned home from Allentown
P*., where she was culled due
to tee sudden death at her
brother, Clyde T. Sitison.
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Walter Turner will return to
his home in H#y. N. C„ Fri
i*te, relatives and * friends k
ISctrnton OtKPWftxi Cowitv
Suffolk Visitors
Mrs. James W. Wilkins and
daughters, Candy and Arie Lea,
and Miss Betty Jean Christley
of Suffolk, Va., spent Sunday
with Mrs. Wilkins’ parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Frank White, Sr.,
on West Eden Street.
Attend Graduation
Mrs. John Dobson, Mr. and
Mrs. C„ ’D. Sawyer and Grace
Sawyer attended graduation ex
ercices at East Carolina College
Sunday afternoon. John Dobson
and Leigh Dobson were members
of the graduating class.
Visit At Marry Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Ladel Parker,
Thomas Parker and J. Edwin
Bufflap were Sunday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Lee at Merry Hill.
Attend Funeral
Mrs. Robert Bunch joined her
brother, Ercell Webb of Green
ville, N. C., and attended the
funeral of their uncle, Bernice
Simpson of Charleston, S. C.
Guest of Grandparents
Douglas Ward, a student of
East Carolina College of Green
ville, spent the week-end with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Farmer, enroute to his
home in Norfolk, Va.
GRADUATES
Miss Brenda Chappell, daugh
ter of Mrs. Beulah Byrum Chap
pell and the late Oliver E. Chap
pell of Tyner, graduated from
Emmanuel Academy in Franklin
Springs, Ga., in the twelfth
grade as valedictorian on Sun
day, May 28. Before she enter
ed the Falcon Children’s Home,
Falcon, N. C., she attended Cho
wan High School. Miss Chap
pell plans to attend college next
year at Emmanuel College.
POCAHONTAS MEETING
Chowanoke Council No. 54,
Degree of Pocahontas, will meet
tonight (Thursday) at 8 o’clock.
Mrs. Myrtle Tynch,
THEY'LL ENJOY THESE
GRADUATION GIFTS
* HANDBAGS
We have a large selec- Yes, we have the size
I tion of shades to and style that every
choose from, all sizes. grad would like.
Dainty' Hankies 1^
That she will appreci- ... all the new colors;
ate and at a price you all the new lengths in
can give several! leather and fabric.
JEWELRY
Give lingerie that she Necklaces, bibs, pins,
will enjoy wearing all bracelets, ear rings and
summer long. many other pieces.
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■HESSES——~
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Miss Priscilla Bunch at left is
shown presenting shako to Miss
Carol Phipps, who will be chief
majorette for John A. Holmes
High School Band for the next
school year. —(Ricks Photo) J
kittle League To
Begin June sth
Edenton will again have aj
Little League, according to Bil-,
ly Hardison. Play is scheduled
to begin Monday afternoon/
June 5, at 5 o’clock.
All boys who are interested
in playing in the league are re
quested to sign up Thursday and
Friday, June 1 and 2. Boys
should sign up at the John A.
Holmes High School gymnasium
on the two days designated if
they wish to play.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all who con
tributed food, flowers or money
during the death of our loved
one, Oliver E. Chappell,
c —Wife and Children.
THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. MAT SS. 1981.
1951 Graduating Gass Plans
To Hold 10th Reunion May 27
The 1951 graduating class of
John A. Holmes High School
plans to hold its tenth year class
reunion Saturday night, May 27
at 7 o’clock at the American
Legion building.
A committee, under chairman
ship of Carlton Jackson, has
been working at the project for
several weeks. A dinner and
dance affair has been planned.
Response of class members has
been very good and the follow
ing members are expected to at
tend: Mrs. Cynthia Ambrose
Thebault, Rochester, Minnesota;
Mrs. Dorothy Baker Dalsey, Ar
lington, Virginia; Mrs. Virginia
Downing Johnson, Halifax, N. C.;
Mrs. Lucille Winslow Bartel,
| Rockville, Md.; Mrs. Marjorie
Halsey Fitz, Chase City, Va.;
Mrs. Gapie Daniels Whigham,
Greenville, S. C.; and Mrs. Betty
Byrum Ward, Mrs. Syble Cayton
Harrell, Mrs. Evelyn Harrell
Powell, Mrs. Jean Jones Griffin,
Mrs. Betty Letcher Manning,
Mrs. Jane Spry Weikel, Mrs.
Christine Perry Wright and Mrs.
Carolyn White Raines, all of
Edenton.
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Also expected are Thomas
Cannady, Wanchese, N. C.; Mil
ton W. Flynn, Waynesboro, Va.;
Vernon McClenney, Goldsboro,
N. C.; Haywood Rogerson, Nor
folk, Va.; Mack Privott, Golds
boro, N. C.; Ray Spruill, Ports
mouth, Va., and David L. Bass,
William A. Crummey, Carlton
Jackson, Lee Small, Van Small,
Billy Bond and Billy Stallings,
all of Edenton.
Husbands and wives of class
members, as v/ell as Mrs. Mary
L. Browning and George Gel
bach, former teachers, will be
guests.
Reservations may still be
made by contacting Carlton
Jackson, phone 3530.
Belk-Tyler Presented
Top Volume Award
Thomas M. Belk, executive
vice president of Belk Stores
Services, has announced the pre
sentation of the Top Volume
Award to the Belk-Tyler group
of fourteen department stores
located in Eastern Carolina. The
presentation was made at the
managers’ convention now being
held at the Carolina Hotel at
Pinehurst, N. C. .
In making the award to Ar
thur L. Tyler, it was brought out
that the local group of stores
had for a period of six years
consecutively made top volume
increases in sales volume. It
was particularly noted that the
recent ‘‘Founder’s Days Promo
tion” was an example of con
tinued increases in volume.
In attendance with Mr. Tyler
at the Convention are the mana
gers of the Belk-Tyler Stores
who are participating in the an
nual business conference of this
southern department store or
ganization.
Jaycees Participate In
Recognition Program
Edenton Jaycees will partici
pate this year in the scholastic
achievement recognition program
aimed at focusing greater atten
tion on the scholastic achieve
ments of high school students.
• W. H. Easterling, president,
says that the Edenton Jaycees,
who co-sponsoi - the program
with Minute Maid Company,
will present certificates of ach
ievement to all high school stu
dents making straight “A” or
honor roll grades.
“The'names of students eligi
ble for the certificates have been
obtained from the local high
school principal,” Easterling said.
“The certificates will be present
ed to these students as part of
the high school awards pro
gram.”
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