Pendieton
end at Nags Head and Ocracoke.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Davis,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
j ,, Earl VannofMurfreesboro, spent
Mr. and Mrs. W, M» Stephen- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
son had as their Sunday guests McCoy in Greensboro. They at-
Mrs. W._ E. White, Mrsi. H, L. tended the N.C. Music Educators
White, Mrs. Lennle Perry of
Coleraln and Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Cooke of Aulander.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart
of Richmond are visiting Mrs.
N. B, Boone Sr. for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. McKay Salmon
Conference Concert Summer
Workshop Chorus in Aycock Au
ditorium in the afternoon. Their
granddaughter, Miss Amelia
Vann, was a member ofthechor-
fw ojiti aftoul
tkf
'omen «,/
„ j ... ’T—' Mrs. M. B. Johnson
and daughter, Stephanie Anne, were weekend guests of the Mar-
spent last weekend with their fa- vin Johnsons in Fredericksburg,
ther, J. L. Bryant. va.
Mr. andMrs.StanleyH.Barnes Mr. and Mrs. HowardWoodard
of Franklin were guests during and son, John Howard, visited
me weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woodard in
Norfolk Sunday. I
Miss Linda Askew of Ralel^ |
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie As
kew.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert T. Ste- j
phenson spent several days re
cently with Mr. and Mrs. Thom
as Stephenson In Wilmington,
■
h
Girl Scout
Leaders Meet
In Conway
Stanley Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Askew
of Murfreesboro were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Outland
during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Britton
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Murray in Ralel^.
Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Britton __ .
and daughter, Betty Jo, and Jan Del.
Flythe of Conway spent the week-
^urnette-,..y4^l?ew ^\Jow6
•SpoLen
PAGE 2 TIMES-NEWS, Rich Square, N. C.
chairman for the year.
Plans for the annual cookie sale
to take place in February were
discussed. Cookie orders from
each troop are due in to Mrs.
McTammany by November 22.
Mrs. Sterling Pierce of Wel-
CONWAY _ The Girl Scout don, District VI professional
leaders of Neighborhood 4, Dis- Girl Scout, recounted her experi-
trict VI met Tuesday, Novem- ences at the recent national con-
ber 8, in the community building ference , in Detroit. She intro-
here. Mrs. J. R. McTammany was duced a new Scout song, “Follow
introduced as the neighborhood the Piper.” A film strip, “Troop
Government,” was shown to the
leaders. Mrs. Pierce helped the
leaders with several suggestions
for future troop programs and
projects, several of which can
include scouts from neighboring
districts.
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JACKSON-The Exchange Book I
Club held its November meeting
in the home of Mrs. W. P. Mor
ris. Mrs. G. R, Garris presided, j
Plans weremadeforHusband’s |
Ni^t In December.
“Women in the News”
continued with Mrs. D. L. Boone |
discussing the life of Mrs. Jack
ie Kennedy and her plans as a j
widow.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Garris, Mrs. Boone, Mrs.
J. E. Boone, Mrs. W, L. Bras
well, Mrs. C, W. Bridgers, Mrs.
J. A, Ehrhart, Mrs. Marvin
Flythe, Mrs. A. H. Martin, Mrs.
L. R. Taylor, Mrs. R. C. White
hurst and Mrs. E, C. Bryant.
By MRS. H. L. JOHNSON
Mrs. Nora Britt and Mrs. Mar
garet Watson is spending a cou
ple of weeksinWashlngton,D. C.,
visiting their son and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. N, J. Hawkins
of Portsmouth spent Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Timber lake.
Vernon Piland of Virginia _ . j
Beach visited Mr. andMrs. Way- g"'"' weekend with Mr and
ROXBORO - The marriage of
Miss Nancy Anne Barnette to
Jimmy Glen Askew Jr. took place
on November 5 at 11 a.m. at Long
Memorial Methodist Church
here.
The Rev. Paul C. Browningof-
ficiated. Wedding musicwaspre-
sented by Mrs. David Popper,
violinist.
The next neighborhood meet
ing will be on January 10 inCon-
way.
ing in agronomy.
The couple will make their
home in Raleigh.
Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding were Mr. and Mrs..
Jimmy G. Askew Sr. of Conway, .. .
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Askew of the adoption of a son, Walter G.
Lasker, Mrs. Aubrey 0. Woodard Conner HI on November 9. Mrs.
Ill, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. Conner is the former Patricia
Murray, all of Raleigh; Mr. and Wheeless of Nashville. Conner
ADOPTION
NASHVILLE - Mr. and Mrs.
Walter C. Conner Jr. announce
The bride is the dau^ter of Mrs. Ircie Gentry of Cary and
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie H. Barnette
of Roxboro. The bridegroom’s
parents are Mr. and Mrs. James
G. Askew Sr. of Route 2, Conway.
Following the ceremony, a
' luncheon was given by the bride’s
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde B. Murphy, at their home
here.
The bride is a graduateofMit-
chell’s Hairstyling Academy and
•has been employed at the Wake
County Register of Deeds office.
The bridegroom is a senior
^ N. C. State University, major-
WSCS Sponsoring
Supper, Bazaar
Miss Brenda Stlgall of Durham.
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Conner of Rich Square.
rjCaiLe
Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Brewer Mrs. Leah Clark spent the
of Raleigh spent the weekend weekend in Roanoke Rapids with
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
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ber 19, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in
the Milwaukee Community Build
ing.
Items of food, gifts, novelties-
and Christmas decorations will
be featured at the bazaar.
All proceeds will go to the
carpet fund for the church.
Fred Brewer.
Lester James of Jacksonville,
Fla., arrived home Sunday to at
tend the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. Izetta Baker, in Rich
Sipiare.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson of
Ahoskie visited Mr. and Mrs.
Rabon Bryant Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Draper
of Halifax visited Mr. and Mrs.
Zeb Barnes Sunday.
Mrs. Cloyd Smith, Mrs. C. W.
The Rethanv and Mrs. Retha Flythe
and Mrs. F, E. Collier.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lokie Johnson
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land Johnson and other frtends “g-/gs® Bryant and family of
and relatives here during the
^ ® Mr. and Mrs. Henry Irvin Cog
gins and sons of Richmond vis
ited their parents Friday and
Saturday.
Wilson Lassiter is spending a
few days at his home here.
M. S. Bridgers, Blonnle John
son and Cindy went for Mrs. M.
S. Bridgers during the weekend,
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County NCEA
Unit Annual
Banquet Held
GASTON - The Northamptoi
County Unit of the North Car
olina Education Association held
its annual banquet at the regul^
Mrs. Bridgers has been vdlhMr. '"®®5,"S ^ e jnesday N(.-
^^d Mrs.GaryBryanfBridgersol
weeks.
Mrs. R. L. Smith of Ports-
fipBbMa
HODGES
POTECASI -Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Hodges announce the birth of a
daughter, Jennifer Jo, on Octo
ber 27 at Roanoke - Chowan Hos
pital. Mrs. Hodges is the former
Syble Lassiter of Kelford.
Decorations
Shown At Meet
\ ODLAND _ The Civic Club
met on Monday night, November
14,- at tile (Community building.
«im avL.o.a-raij-xjijraiiviaiiuseroui Hif-^h «;r'hnni P T wiiiev The program was presentedby
Charteston, S. C., for several iheTeSe!: Mercer, VEPCO
Special guests for the occasion 5®"”® ®oohomlst, who gave a
mouth was a dinner guest In the ®"® inlroduced Ser tte''iem“S
S run^^sSs^S"" MISS M^^e^^^i^ldS-
tin iiunaay. inrindpd mpmhpr«5 nf ttiFi rnnntv ffeshments from a Christmas
Wegtend ^e^s of Mr. md Education and thel? i®®*® Presented a book of
“a w “ wives andtheCounlyCommlsslo- holiday recipes to each member,
and Mrs. George CleatonWarren and their wives Lowrvalso After the program a short
s;rs,"rr4»5v^;'“^d “®® Mr s-^rsy ™;s:crb%Sd:s
frlbup-MrBre.Lprrg presiding.
and daughter, Chris, of Ports- ®®™™ssioner, and s. E.
mouth and Mickey Odom of Fort =rew, ® farmer member of toe
- - county board of education, for
their long and didicated years of
service to the schools of the
county.
Many of the NCEA members home Friday after being a sur-
introduced their husbands who gical patient in Obici Hospital,
ciarrace Futrell who has been ^r® s'®® roosts at the banqtiet. Suffolk, for the past 10 days.
The president, Nell Robertson
Martin of Jackson, presided. Nathaniel Carter of Raleigh
The speaker was Dr. James spent last week with his mother,
W. Batten, assistant dean of the Mrs. R. C. Carter,
education department at East ,, r, . ^
rfiurham li.r;rs'lted"he“r“‘i;us’- SmroSrn dbvM^Tif' bo“d ^1*^ fuTey °Long“o'f
band dally. oSrSs ofcSwL ''®®"°>'® "“P"® were Saturday
Mrs. W. B. JohnsonspentMon- ^ n,,c « * afternoon visitors of Mrs. Nor-
day with her daughter and her -I ,u^f man Capel.
family Mr and Mrs. J. E. Vick, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin and
Eustis, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McFalls and
daughter of Washington, D. C.,
spent the weekend with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lee
Johnson.
in Duke Hospital for two weeks,
returned home Saturday. He is
reported to be improving. Mrs.
Futrell stayed with her children,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Lassiter,
Pot,
ecaSi
By GEORGIA POWELL
Mrs, S. W. Lassiter returned
noke-Chowan Hospital Monday.
Those from here vho attended
the funeral of Mrs. Izetta Baker
in Rich SquareMonday wereMrs.
Simmie Lassiter, Mrs. Vernlce
Davis, Mrs. Carlton Lassiter,
Mrs. Zata Lane, Mrs, Godwin
Barnes, Mrs.PaulVau0ian,Mrs.
Settle Ruth Collier.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wade vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Wade in
Franklin recently.
Miss Nancy Bolton of Rocky
Mount spent Thursday with her
father, Jim Bolton.
Mrs. Cola Byrd and Mrs. Ada
Copeland of Roxobel spent some
time last week with Mrs. Fannie
Btrl-hdoys
NOVEMBER 18
Julian Bridgers Jr., Stephen
Branch
NOVMEBER 20
Lillian Hodges, MaryElizabeth
Outland
NOVEMBER 21
Debbie Woodard, RobertClark,
Steve Futrell, Mike Bradley
NOVEMBER 22
Billy Fleetwood, Winnie T.
Davis, George Edwards, Nancy
Mann, Marianna Warren
NOVEMBER 23
Earl T. Crew, Jack Joyner,
Jenny Brown, Kathy Futrell
NOVEMBER 24
Godwin Britt, Jack DeBerry,
Elen Rene Brown, Viva Flythe
Modess
MODESS IS the I
positive protection
Garriss of Conway,
Dr. Batten’s topic was “A
Teacher’s Responsibility”. He
of Rocky Mount and on Tuesday fe‘^‘ning'‘oroSSOT*is*lo elm ®“"E“®'. J®”*®®. »' ''®‘®® »®i'e
Mrs. Vick and Mrs. Johnson vis- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ited Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Baker Moody Howard.
S llla M elSryellflll lm; Eldge tmd Mr tmd Mrs. Theodene
menths. As le m^ove ahead »e R TcSl
realize more problems, but the i
Dleasure comes in knowintr we family.
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ROY WALSTON is shown displaying some of the
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ited Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Baker
of Stantonsburg. Mr. Baker has
been a hospital patient recently.
Mrs. W. J. Brown of Ralei^
is spending a few days with her
father, L. C. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin of
Maryland is spending some time
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordie Martin.
Mrs. G. C. Warren accompa
nied Mrs. JerryHedspeth of Con
way to the funeral of their cous
in, Mrs. Willie Baker, of Rich
Square Monday.
THt NORTHAMPTON COUNTY
TIMES-NEWS
Publijhed Every Thursday by
PARKER BROTHERS. Ine.
Esther Conner,
Publisher Emeritus
Mabel Branch. Manager
Mail Address; Rich Square. North
ampton County, N. C.
Business Office: Rich Square, N. C
Telephone Rich Square
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Door prizes were presented to
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