ROANOKE RAPIDS - Miss Al-
dine Cobb, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Samuel James Cobb of Ro
anoke Rapids became the bride of
Perry Wilson Parks of Jackson
in a double ring ceremony per
formed at 3 o’clock on Septem
ber 19.
The Rev. T. O. Todd of Golds
boro married the couple In First
Pentecosta! Holiness Church
here.
Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Reuben
Parks of Jackson are the bride-
qiywp’s parents!
Grant.
Miss Renee Cobb, niece of the
bride from Wayne, N. J., served
as flower girl. Calvin Draper of
Jackson, nephew of the bride
groom, was ring bearer.
Charles Reuben Parks, Jr,, of
Littleton, brother of the bride
groom, was best man. Grooms
men were Richard Waters, broth-
er-ln-law of the bride; John Mil
lard Long of Jackson, Stafford
Wheeler of Jackson and George
Cox of Raleigh.
A. graduate of Roanoke Rant'^*'.
RICH SQUARE - A birthday
luncheon was given on Sunday,
September 26 honoring Mrs.
Mary V. Lassiter on her 82nd
birthday, and her great-grand
son, Steve Clark, who was nine
years old.
Hosts for the luncheon were
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Conner at
the Lassiter home.
Guests Included: Mrs. J. A.
Vann, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bandy,
Mr. and Mrs. John Bandy, Mr,
and Mrs. Ed Bandy and children,
all of Rocky Mount; Mr. and Mrs,
Walter Conner, Jr., ofNashville,
Mrs, Grace S. Lambertson, Mr,
and Mrs. Pete Clark and sons,
Steve and Jimmy, Miss Esther
Conner, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Con
ner and Mrs. Lassiter.
Mrs, Howell
Club Hostess
SEVERN - The October meet
ing 0^ the Kfrby Music Literary
' witlL^rs.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — Mr. and Mrs. John Buxton
Weaver of Rich Square announce the engagement of their daugh
ter, Miss Linda Coburn Weaver, to Herbert William Heiser, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert William Heiser, Sr., of Virginia
Beach. The wedding will take place December 28.
GASTON - “Using Your Equip
ment Dollar Wisely’’ was the top
ic of the demonstration present
ed when the Gaston HomeDemon-
stration Club metfortheSeptem-
ber meeting.
Mrs. Sylvia Lassiter, assist
ant home economics agent, pre
sented the demonstration.
“Careful though and considera
tion is needed in selecting appli
ances to assure getting the right
one. The key to selection is your
family’s present and future
needs,” she said.
Mrs. Lassiter gave a guide to
use in selecting appliances; sug
gested methods of payment for
appliances; use and care of them
and servicing appliances.
Prior to the demonstration
Mrs. H. C. Guthrie presentedthe
devotions. A moment of silence
was observed in memory ofMrs,
W. A. Vincent, a deceased mem
ber.
In the business session Mrs.
Guthrie, president, named a
nominating committee to elect a
new slate of officers. Mrs. P. W.
Rowell is chairman with Mrs.
William Carroll and Mrs. M. C.
Vincent. This committee will re
port at the October meeting.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Lassiter, Mrs. Raymond
Whitby, Mrs. Bessie E. Hyman,
Mrs. Laura Woodruff, Mrs. H. L.
Blythe, Mrs, M. C. Vincent, Mrs,
P. W. Rowell, Mrs. J. S. Wells,
Mrs. R. P. Allen, Mrs. Henry
Jordan, Mrs. Tom Willey and
Miss Glenda Harris.
Licensed
To Wed
PLANS OCTOBER WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs. Zack Hays of
Powersvilie, Ga., announce the engagement of their daughter,
Beth, to Raymond E. Daughtry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E.
Daughtry of Margarettsvllle. The wedding is planned for Octobe.-
30 in the Powersvilie Methodist Church,
JACKSON - Marriage licenses
have been Issued by the Register
of Deeds office to the following:
Dorothy Rose Dunlow, 18, of
Windsor, and Ronald Leon Hais-
lip, 19, of Williamston.
Carol Knapp, 28, of Croton,
N. Y., and Christopher Donaton,
36, of Peeksville, N. Y.
Claire Hughes, 18, of Mine Hill,
N. J., and Michael DmitroKizun,
18, of Dover, N. J.
Jennie Mae Greene, 17, of
Hackensack, N. J., and Ronald
James Scioli, 17, of Hackensack,
N. J.
Patricia Ann Higdon, 19, of
Manasses, Va., and Gerald
George Sowash, 18, ofManassas,
Joann Kathlyn Kidashick, 17,
Philadelphia, Pa., and Edward
Births
Carroll
ROANOKE RAPIDS - Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Carroll, a son,
Jasper Noah, on September 10,
at Roanoke Rapids Hospital. Mrs.
Carroll is the former Frances
Ferguson of Gaston,
Manfred Kowal, 19, of Philadel
phia, Pa.
alitiftS'Irs. Paul Evans, Jr.,
ganlst, provided nuptial music.
The bride was given In mar
riage by her father.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Maxine Waters, sister of the
bride. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Opal Shell, sister of the bride;
Miss Betty Jean Parks, cousin of
the bridegroom; Mrs. Priscilla
Parks, sister - in - law of the
bridegroom, and Mrs, Betty
ployed at Albemarle PaperCom-
pany here. The bridegroom was
graduated from Jackson High
School, served In the United
States Air Force and is asso
ciated with Rust Engineering
Company.
After the ceremony the couple
honeymooned In the mountains of
North Carolina and Tennessee,
They are residing at 406 Wash-
fSusan
Wool entamble with
smbroidcred luede
fronted wtckerwool
iacket. Soft bow occent*
the acetate and
royon blouia.
Doffodil, Turctuoiie,
$70
"The Leading Fashion Center in This Area"
1022 ROANOKE AVENUE
ROANOKE RAPIDS
House on October 1,
The members drew names for
the Christmas party Pollyannas
and yearbooks, prepared for a
two year period weredistrlbuted,
Mrs. Raynor Woodard, presi
dent, presided during the dis
cussion of plans for the year.
Later rook was played with
prizes being won by Mrs. Julian
Porter and Mrs. GarlandBarnes,
A one o'clock luncheon was
served the following:
Mrs, Earl Bryant, Mrs. H. M.
Purvance of Boykins, Va.; Mrs.
Julian Porter andMissUnaWhite
of Severn; Mrs. Gilbert Stephen
son, Mrs, W, M. Stephenson, Mrs.
Rossle Layton ofPendleton;Mrs,
J. A. Fleetwood, Mrs. J. E. Tay
lor, Mrs. Raynor Woodard, Mrs.
Edgar Martin ofConwayandMrs,
Gorden Pruden of Murfreesboro,
members.
Guests were Mrs. James Par
ker of Roanoke Rapids, Mrs.
Garland Barnes of Severn and
Mrs. Randolph Phillips of Pen
dleton.
APPLIANCE LOANS
Don't let Mother become the slave
of old, worn out equipment when
you can finance the purchase of
’iue
DISHWASHERS
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED—Mr, and Mrs. Willie L. Bryant an
nounce the marriage ol their daughter, Ruth, to Larry J. Broyles
of Savannah, Ga. The couple was married on August 21 in the
Protestant Church at the Naval Station at Kodiak, Alaska.
Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
achAon
By MRS. THELMA G. SPIVEY
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Beale last week with her moth
er and sisters, Mrs. Nell H.
Whedbee, Miss Penelope Whed-
bee of Washington, D. C., and
Mrs. Joseph Ludwig, Jr., oiLux-
eda Park, N. Y. Together they
visited Mr, and Mrs. Tillman
Cooley, Jr., and son In Chapel
Hill on Thursday.
Mrs. M. L. Jernlgan Is a pa
tient in Roanoke Rapids Hospital.
Recent guests of Mrs. Irma
Hollingsworth were Mr.andMrs.
Clyde Edwards and Miss Wine-
fred Edwards of Roanoke and her
father, Joe Wade, of Gumberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Kidd of
Warrick visited her grandmoth
er, Mrs. Belle Fleetwood, Wed
nesday.
John Wade Is a patient in
Roanoke Rapids Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Atkinson
of Elizabeth City were Sunday
guests of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. E. Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Holoman,
Jr., and children and Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Walker and children
spent the weekend at Atlantic
Beach.
Mrs. S. E. Atkinson and daugh
ters spent Wednesday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, F.J. Car
penter, in Brodnax, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Ransom of
Rocky Mount were recent guests
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Angus McKellar and Mr. and Mrs.
Randolph Barrett.
Miss Mary Pearce of South-
wood College spent the weekend
with her father, Bill Pearce.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grimm of
Arlington were weekend guests of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les
lie Bullock. Mrs. Grimm re
mained for a week’s visit.
ijriljmUTj
Oil a
Stacked Heel
$6.99
MARKS SHOES
ROANOKE RAPIDS
HiB
ROWS
Beloved for the best of reasons—it's flattering and
right with the best part of your wardrobe. Specta
tor on a stacked heel—in wet sond, block or brown
leather. Narrow, Medium or Wide widths.
Sizes to 1 1.
MARKS SHOES
1035 Roanoke Ave. . . . Roanoke Rapids
OPEN FRIDAY NITE TIL 8:30
li0rA49{IUIGIIIUGE?
[ Once you see your Ford Dealer’s 49 new models for ’66. you're going to want ’em all]
More fun features for '66:
sizzling V-8's up to 271 hp—
new color choices—new
stereo tape player optioni
10 all-new Falcons!
Completely new styling! New
sporty look for America’s
economy champ. Roomiest
Falcons ever builti
4 new Thunderbirds—
more personal luxury
features than ever!
New Town Landau model.
New 345-hp V-8 option. New
optional stereo tape player!
19 powerful new Fords!
All with Total Performance!
Biggest V-8 choice in Ford’s
history! '66 Ford's quiet ride
says quality.
"Family" reliables go glam
orous. Racy new styling,
Even sporty new GT’sl New
390-cu. in, V-8 option!
Powered by Ford...
presented by your
FORD DEALER
SEE YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER