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LAVENDER-8PIVEY On Saturday, April 22, Miss Betsy Boddie Splvey became the bride of Lieutenant Paul Laven der. The ceremony was perform ed by the Rev. Jens KJalr, chap lain, in the Sixth Regiment Post Chapel, Fort Sill, Oklahoma. The chapel was decorated with palms and cut flowers. The bride and groom entered together. She wore a white satin sown with fit ted bodice. The net skirt was appliqued with satin rosettes. Her fingertip veil was caght Into a coronet of orange blossoms. Her flowers were gardenias and roses showered with sweetpeas. Lieutenant Charles Lang, Fort Sill, was the best man. The maid of honor was Miss Helen Laven der, of Wichita, sister of the groom. She wore blue net and carried an arm bouquet of Amer ican Beauty roses. Lieutenant Tom Beaulac served as an usher. Mrs. Splvey, mother of the bride were black sheer faille with shoulder corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Lavender, mother of the (Mom, wore blaok chiffon with corsage of gardenias. The wedding party and out-of town guests were entertained at a wedding supper at Lawton, Ok lahoma immediately following the ceremony. Mrs. Lavender chang ed to a going-away suit of mist blue, with shoulder corsage taken from bridal bouquet. 'Airs. Lavender is the only daughter of Mrs. David W. 8pivej and the late Mr. Spivey of Louis b?rg, N. C. She attended Louls barg College. She was present ed to North Carolina Society at the N. C. Debutante Ball in Ral egh, North Carolina, in 1940. .Lieutenant Lavender is a grad uate of Wichita University and if now at Fort Sill. He is the son of Mrs. Chauncey Lavender and the late Mr. Lavender, of Wichi ta, Kansas. Following the wedding suppei the couple left for e. short wed ding trip. They will be at homt in Lawton, Oklahomo. Mrs. Ford Entertains Miss Betsy Spivey, whose mar riage was solemnized last wee* at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, was thf truest of honor Tuesday evening Shen Mrs. George Ford entertain I at three tables of contract Eldge. The bride was presented chlni in her pattern. Misa Jane Fuller bride-elect was remembered wit! a gift. The high score prize was1 won by Mrs. Maurice Clifton Joy ner. Mrs. W. H. Allen, Jr. re ceived the traveling prize. The hostess served a sweet course to the following guests: Miss Spivey, Mrs. Marion Grain-, ger, Mrs. H. J. Lewis, Mrs. Sam Mattox, Mrs. R. W. Alston, Miss Jane Fuller, Miss Rose Malone, Mrs. Maurice C. Joyner, Miss Ailene Crowder, Miss Frances Ann Earle, Miss Avis Shearon and Mrs. W.*H. Allen. Mrs. Person Entertained Mrs. Arthur W. Person enter tained at five tables of bridge at the home of Mrs. Howard Massey in honor of Mrs. Maurice C. Joy ner and Miss Betqy Spivey. Honorees were remembered with wedding gifts, and Mike Jane Fuller, bride-elect, also re ceived a gift. Miss Spivey wo>p the top score award, Miss Susie Meadows, second high; and Mte KditU Powell wqp the floating prize. Mrs. Dfeje Spivey received a traveling gift. t ?; Miss Jacquelyn Word, Mijia, Rose Matone, Miss Susie Meadow* and Mrs. Massey assisted tM hostess in serving a sweet course'. Miss Malone Hostess at Bridge Miss Rose Malone was hostess at bridge in honor of Miss Jane Fuller and Miss Betsy Spivey, brides-elect, Wednesday evening. Miss Ailene Crowder won the top .score award. The two honorees received gifts from the beetess. Misses Howard Hostess The two brides-elect were again complimented when Misses Mild red and Virginia Howard enter , tained at bridge Tuesday even ing. Mrs. W. E. Collier, Jr. won [ the top score award. The hon \ ored guests received gifts of ' crystal and china. Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Joyner Hostesses j Mrs. W. H. Allen, Jr. afod Mrs. , Maurice C. Joyner were hostesses [ at bridge at the home of the for . mer, honoring Miss Betsy Spivey. Traveling prize was won by Mrs. - J. C. Taylor, who also received . the top score award. Miss Jane , Fuller, bride-elect of June, re ceived a gift from the hostesses. Miss Spivey was recipient of china in her chosen paftern. The hos tesses served a sweet course after - Play. [ ? i Mrs. Howard Entertains Book ! Club Mrs. C. M. Howard entertained t the Edwin Fuller Club Tuesday. Mrs. O. Y. Yarborough and Mrs. i Ben T. Holden had charge of the , program. Mrs. A1 Hodges assls ijted Mrs. Howard and Miss Vir TONKEL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Louisburg, N. C. Offers For SCHOOL CLOSING SPECIALS During The Next Ten Days k Large selection of Summer Materials in Spun Rayons, Lawns, Dimitys and other Cool materials. A big selection of Non-Rationed SANDLES for Misses and Women, Sizes from 3 to 9 - All Colors. SHOP HEBE FOR YOUR CLOTHING NEEDS! glnla Howard in serving a re freshment course. Miss Nellie Martin and Mrs. J. H. Gorrell I were special guests from Wake j Forest. Miss Powell Hostess Miss Betsy Spivey was again complimented -Wednesday after noon when Miss Edith Powell gave a coca cola party for her at the home of Mrs. Howard Mas sey. The hostess presented the honoree a gift in china. Mrs. Watkins Hostess Mrs. C. M. Watkins was hos tess to the Wednesday Contract Club this week. Mrs. George W. Cobb and Miss Ruth Jenkins re ceived top score prises for mem bers and visiting players. Mrs. Allen Hostess Mrs. F. H. Allen was hostess to the Friday Contract Club at its first post-Lenten meeting Fri day evening. Mrs.' S. J. Parham and Mrs. Frank Rose won the top score prizes for vllstors and members. Mrs. Hobart Roberson and Miss Lula Sturges assisted the hostess in serving sandwiches and coffee. Mrs. Bagby Hostess Mrs. A. Paul Bagby was hostess to the Current Literature Club on Tuesday afternoon, April 25, at her home. The subject for the afternoon was "A Woman's Business," and Mrs. V. R. Kilby gave a review of the book "It's a Woman's Business," which was followed by a review of "A Womans Place," given by Mrs. Walter Pat ten. The hostess then served a salad plate with iced tea to the follow ing members: Mrs. M. S. Davis, Mrs. C. M. Watkins, Mrs. I. D. Moon, Mrs. S. P. Burt, Mrs. W. H. Pleasants, Mrs. Malcolm McKinne, Mrs. Lauryn Mlzzell, Mrs. T. C. Amick, Mrs. V. R. Kilby, Mrs. R. H. Welch and Mrs. Walter Patten. Entertains Mrs. Wilbur Raynor delight fully entertained her bridge club Tuesday night of last week. Playing at the four tables were club members: Mrs. Jack Mat I thews, Mrs. Grant Bolmer, Mrs. M. H. Bynum, Mrs. J. Linwood Gupton, Mr. R. Glenn Davis. Mrs. [Arthur Ragland, and visitors: Mrs. E. F. Thomas, Mrs. H. J. Lewis, Mrs. 0. Y. Yarborough, Miss Mattie McGinnls, Mrs. J. B. Yarborough, Mrs. George Ford. Mrs. Ina Rouse. Miss Marguerite Rouse, Mrs. W. H. Spencer, of Newport News, Va., and Mrs. W. L. Lumpkin. The hostess was assisted in serving a salad course | and hot coffee by Mrs. Arthur Ragland and Mrs. J. A. Pearce. Mrs. Arthur Ragland won high jtcore for club members, Mrs. W. iL. Lumpkin won visitors prize, and Miss Marguerite Rouse cap tured the traveling prize. MRS. R. G. Bailey Entertains Club Mrs. R. G. Bailey was hostess to the Edwin Fuller Club, Tues day afternoon. She had as spec ial guests Mrs. Louis Word, Mrs, Mills, Mrs. Blythe, Mrs. Correll, Mrs. Holliday, Mrs. H. H. Perry and Miss Neillie Martin. To continue thte clubs study ol "Leaders of the World at War," Mrs. H. J, Lewis gave a most in teresting paper and discussion on "Montgomery, Leader of the Victorious Eighth Army." Mrs. O. Y. Yarborough played a piano solo, "To Spring," by Grieg. Mrs. Underhlll's current topic was "America's International Fu ture." Mrs. Bailey assisted by Rachel Bailey, served a delicious salad plate with hot rolls, coffee, cake and salted nuts. OLLIE FLOYD RADFORD Funeral services for Ollie Floyd I Radford, 28, who died Saturday at Duke HospiWl after a ling ering illness, will be conducted Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Centenrille Baptist Church by the Rev. John Edwards. Burial will be in Sandy Creek Baptist Church cemetery. The body will remain in state until Friday at the funer al chapel here. The funeral was delayed pending the arrival of a brother from California. Surviving are his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Radford of Route 2, Louisburg; five (Asters, Mrs. S. M. Holliday of Raleigh, Mrs. W. R. Stephenson of Durham, and Mrs. Z. C. Jones, Mrs. C. "W. Tharrington and Mrs. E. L. An drews of RotiW ' 4. Louisburg, and five brothers, Eugene, Pres ton, Wyatt and 'Lonnle Radford of Route 2, Louisburg, and CpL Albert Radford of the Army, sta tioned at San Francisco, Calif. DR. COBEY WILL PREACH SUNDAY AFTERNOON Sunday. April 30 being the sec ond Sunday after Easter service in St. Matthias Episcopal Church will be as follows: 11 a. m Morn ing prayer and message. 2 '.*0 p. m. Church School. 3:30 p. m. Sermon and celebration of the Holy Communion by Dr. Cobey. He will bring us a beautiful real gospel message. We appreciate his deep Interest in our work. 6 p. m. Meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary. All departments of our parochial work continue to go on nicely. We are asking for a of fering for our local missionary work. We extend a cordial invi tation to all of our friends to at tetfd our services. GEORGE C. POLLARD. Missionary. The hardest thing for a young ster is to learn good manners without seeing any. ANNOUNCEMENT We feel lucky and proud to be able to announce at these unusual times, that we have a full set of operators, which are rated for their excellent work. It puts us in a position to take care of our mpny patrons with shorter standing ap pointments and better service. If you can, make an ap pointment; if not convenient, come anyway. OUR STAFF CONSISTS OF: Mrs. R. A. Jennings ? seven years experience. Mrs. Coleen Wilder Hinton ? nine years experience. Miss Patience Denton and Miss Marguerite Dlckerson, whom have recently completed their training with the very latest styles in the Field of Beauty Culture. Trial will convince you Work gladly done at nights by appointments. Call H. C. TWgerson, he will arrange an appointment with the wprator that JTO desire. T: ' : DIAL 4871 ? Pergerson's Beauty Shop H. C. Pergerson, Manager "THE HOME OF BETTER BEAUTY WORK" FRANKLIN COUNTY TRAIN ING 8CHOOOL COMMENCE MENT ACTIVITIES Monday evening, May X ? Senior Class Night Exercises. Wednesday evening, May 3 ? Dramatic Club Play, ''Here Comes Hattie." Thursday evening. May 4 ? Pri mary Operetta, "Mollie Be Jolly." Sunday afternoon, May 7, 5:00 o'clock?Commencement sermon. The Reverend J. W. Wiley, Prin cipal Bricks Tri-County High School, Bricks, N. C. Wednesday evening, May 10 ? Commencement Exercises, Com mencement address. Professor E. H, UcClenney, Director School of Education, St. Augustine's Col lege, Raleigh, N. C. THANKS We wish to express our appre ciation to those who rendered ser vices during the illness and death of our husband and father. They will be long and tenderly remem bered by Mrs. S. H. Dlckerson :* and family. FOX'S SING A SONG OF COTTON .;?> y Sizes for MISSES' WOMEN .. and JUNIORS '2.98 to '8.95 GINGHAMS CHAMBRAYS BROADCLOTHS ijj" SEERSUCKER Sing out for these hit paraders! Slick-fitting cottons, lively as a swing session . . cracker crisp . . . sunshine fresh ... in bright notes of color. You'll wear them everywhere under the sun. Bright flowered prints, stripes, checks, plaids. One and two-pice styles with perky trims, ruffles, frills. OUR STORE WILL CLOSE EACH WEDNESDAY AT NOON DURING MAY - JUNE - JULY - AUGUST FOXS LOUISBURG'S BEST DEPT. STORE THEATRE r~ "THE LOCISBCRG THEATRE HAS PLAYED OR WILL PLAT EVERY PICTURE OP IMPORTANCE" TIME OF SHOWS Saturdays continulus 1 to 11 ? Sundays at 2 - 4 - 0 Monday - Tuesday ? Wednesday - Thursday - Friday 8:80 ? 7:15 and 0:10 M BUY WAR BONDS AT THIS THEATRE AS A SALUTE TO YOUR HEROES! H LI >ff * AJHILTS ? Matinee Est- Price.... 20 Fed. Tax 00 Total . 35 CHILDREN Matinee & Night Est. Price.... 18 Fed. Tax 02 Total 14 ADULTS Night Est. Price 88 Fed. Tax 07 Total .40 LAST TIMES TODAY - FRIDAY DONALD BARRY DANA ANDREWS and TRUDY MARSHALL in THE PURPLE HEART" SATURDAY, APRIL 29 ? Double Feature Tex Ritter and Fuzzy Knight in "OKLAHOMA RAIDERS'' Jerome Cowan and Faye Emerson in "FIND THE BLACKMAILER" also "CAPTAIN AMERICA" SUNDAY - MONDAY, APRIL 30 - MAY 1 ? HUMPHREY BOGART Michelle Morgan and Claude Rains in "PASSAGE TO MARSEILLES" TUESDAY, MAY 2 ? George Montgomery - Ann Ruthtrford and Glenn Miller and Band in "ORCHESTRA WIVES" Last Chapter "WINSLOW COAST GUARD" WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 ? Franchot Tone and Ella Raines in "PHANTOM LADY" THURSDAY - FRIDAY, MAY 4 - 5 ? ORSON WELLES as "EDWARD ROCHESTER" JOAN FONTAINE as "JANE" in Charlotte Bronte's "JANE EYRE COMING NEXT WEEK "Broadway Rhythm" "See Here, Pvt. Hargrove" COMING SOON "THE SULLIVANS" "OOVER GIRL" "4 JILLS IN A JEEP" - "SWING FEVER" THE LOUISBURG THEATRE IS A LICENSED BONDADIER FOR THE U. S. TREASURY WAR BONDS AT ANY TIME DAY OR NIGHT! THE MODERN H MIRACLE WAJ,L FINISH REM -TONE $2.98 Per Gal, Per Qt ..... . 98 Kem-Tone Brushes 1.35 Kem-Tone Trims 1 Gal. Kem-Tone Paste makes 1* Gala. Kem-Tone Fnish. 1 Gal. Covers Average Room. Dries In Oile Hour ? One Coat SfclflRfot. HOME FURNITURE COMPANY LOUI8BURG, N. 0.
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