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Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
Phone 537-9830
ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Flythe Jr. of Conway an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Rebecca
Celestine, to Wallace Douglas Whitley, son of Mrs. Hailey
Bridgers of Conway and the late A. L. Whitley of Wood
land. The wedding is planned for May 6.
Edwards’
Club Hosts
PENDLETON - On Friday
evening Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Edwards entertained at their
home members of their rook
club and Invited guests at a fried
chicken supper. They were as
sisted in serving by their sons,
Dan, Michael, Keith and Mark,
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Hinton Britton, Mr, and
Mrs. James Jenkins, Mr. and
Mrs, J, C, Edwards Jr., Mrs,
Ben Mann, Mr. and Mrs. G. E,
Fisher, Mr. andMrs.N.B, Boone
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Woodard, Mr. and Mrs. Joe A,
Horne, Mr. and Mrs, John Par
ker and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bur
gess.
Mrs. J, C, Edwards won high
score for ladies, Howard Wood
ard for men, Mrs. G. E, Fisher
received the traveling prize.
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APRIL 14
Mrs. Jay Britton
APRIL 15
Eloise Draper, George Emory
Smith, Lonnie Askew, Eddie
Lassiter
APRIL 16
Jay Watson, Margaret Womble,
John Morris
APRIL 17
Rosa B. Elliott, Jim Vick,
W. F. Davis, Nancy Woodard
APRIL 18
Mrs, W. F. Davis, Clarene
Wade, Mrs. Joe Byrum, Macon
Woodard, Mrs. Norriss De-
Loatch, Betty A. Branch, Vera
Outland, Talmadge Barnes
APRIL 19
Lillie Mae Watson, Mrs. G. C.
Simmons, Thadys Simmons
APRIL 20
Jane Brown, Betsey Brown,
Nancy Sue Bryant, A. O. Woodard
Jr.
APRIL 21
Randy Smith
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Weldon, N. C.
Mrs. Garnet Jenkins of Ports
mouth, and Mrs. Margaret Jen
kins were Saturday visitors of
Mrs. Virgie Powell.
Simon Askew and daughter of
Roanoke Rapids were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Outland.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin and
daughter, Janice, of Gates were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Moody Howard.
a/1c Joe Vaughan of New Jer
sey spent last week with his
family here.
Mrs. Bob Hill of Murfreesboro
spent Monday with her mother,
Mrs. A. L. Lassiter.
ctCRSon
By MRS. THELMA G. SPIVEY
Mrs, Horace Gordan of Em
poria spent several days the past
week with Mrs. Grace Wall and
Mrs. Sam Turner,
Miss Nell R, Martin spent
Wednesday night with Miss Bet
sey Boone in Ralei^, They left
Thursday for Asheville to attend
the NCEA Convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vaughan
and children of Warrenton spent
the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Helen Vann,
Mrs. Arthur Edwards has re
turned home after being apatient
In Roanoke Rapids Hospital and
Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill,
Miss Sallye Spivey returned to
Chowan College lai^ week after
spending 10 days in Florida with
her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Griffin Spivey,
The town was saddened during
the weekend by the deaths of
B. L, Sykes and Walter Bristow,
Jasper Eley is a patient in
Duke Hospital, He is expected
to return home this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Linwood Norwood
and Mr. and Mrs, Hart Rawlings
and daughter, Barbara, were
Sunday guests of Mrs, Grace
Wall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ballard Gay were
in Asheville during the weekend
where Mrs. Gay attended the
NCEA Convention,
Mr, and Mrs. H, C, Martin
were In Raleigh Sunday visiting
their son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Martin. They attend
ed a birthday party for their
granddaughter, Hannah Martin,
Miss Nell R. Martin and Miss
Betsey Boone also attended.
Mrs, M, R, Parker visited her
sister and family, Mr, and Mrs.
H, T, Sparger, in Greensboro
Sunday, She accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Harrell of Garys-
burg.
Mrs. Katie Lee Odom is in
Roanoke Rapids Hospital suffer
ing with a broken hip, a result
of a fall Saturday.
Rook Club
Entertained
CONWAY-Mr. andMrs.Way-
land Long entertained members
of their rook’club Fridfay Tdght.
Mrs, Lit Woodard arid Wilson
Bridgers were high scorers. The
bingo prizes were won by Mrs.
A. O. Woodard Jr. and “Lefty’*
Woodard,
The hostess served pineapple
ice cream and cake to the fol
lowing: Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth
Woodard, Mr. and Mrs, Wilson
Bridgers, Mr. and Mrs, A, 0,
Woodard Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Lit
Woodard, Mr, and Mrs, Jay W^-
ren, Mr. andMrs, “Lefty” Wood
ard and Mr. andMrs.LeeBrittle,
Garysburg Woman To Show
Hat Making At Crafts Fair
ELIZABETH CITY -The ninth
annual Albemarle Craftsman’s
Fair will be held here April 19,
20, and 21 at the National Guard
Armory. The fair will be open
from noon to 9 p.m, each of the
three days,
Northampton County will be
represented among the 55 crafts
men by Mrs. R. 0, Harris of
Garysburg. Mrs. Harris will be
showing feather, fabric and straw
hat making.
Mrs. Harris is a member of
the Garysburg Extension Home
makers Club and has been making
hats for years. She received
some training at a workshop held
in Northampton County in 1959
on straw hat making and oneheld
on fabric hat making. Mrs, Har
ris later attended the district
craft workshop in Greenville and
learned to make feather hats.
“She has always put into practice
what she learned and is an un
selfish leader who has conduct
ed many workshops in our county,
teaching others how to make hats.
We are especially pleased that
Mrs. Harris has been accepted
into the craftsman’s fair this
year,” commented Mrs. Autrey
B, Jenkins, Northampton County
home economics extension agent.
The Conway 4-H’ers under
the leadership of Mrs, Lynmore
Gay and Mrs, Linwood Ward
will be featured in the Youth Cen
ter. These boys and girls will be
demonstrating on Thursday, April
20, from 5 to 9 p.m. steps in
copper tooling. They will also
have their finished products on
display. Youths from 10 other
counties will be demonstrating
the other two days of the fair.
Admission will be charged.
Some of the crafts to be seen
are weaving, caning, cornshuck
dolls and mats, wood carvingj
cooper tooling, wheel thorn
stoneware, crewel embroidery
and hat making.
Brenda Morgan
To Wed In June
SEABOARD - The engagement
of Miss Brenda Morgan to James
Weathers Pearson has been an
nounced by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Weathers Pearson
of Seaboard.
Mr. Pearson is the son of
Mrs. Willie Harris Pearson of
Roanoke Rapids and James Grady
Pearson of Richmond.
The wedding will take place on
June 17 in Galatie Baptist Church.
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READY FOR CRAFTSMAN^S FAIR — Mrs. Raymond 0.
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Wednesday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Johnson were Mrs,
L, A. Baker of Stantonsburg,
Mrs. Leslie Baker of Elm City,
Mrs. Albert Webb and Mrs. W.
E. Ellington of Macclesfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vann of
Chesapeake, Va,, were recent
visitors of Mrs.SadieVann.Mrs,
Vann and daughter, Dorothy, re
turned with them for a few days
visit,
Mr. and Mrs, Louis White and
children of Roanoke Rapids were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. T. Timberlake.
Mr. and Mrs, Percy Bridgers
and Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Revelle
and son visited Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Martin in Richmond Sun
day,
Mrs. Carlton Johnson, Mrs.
F. L. Johnson, Mrs, Lokie John
son, Mrs. W, B, Johnson and
Mrs, Ruth Johnson visited Mr,
and Mrs, H, I, Coggins at the
Roanoke Rapids Hospital Tues
day. Mr. Coggins is a patient
there.
Weekend visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordie Martin were Mr,
and Mrs. Raymond Little of Man-
teo and Mr. and Mrs, L, C,
Askew of Elizabeth City,
Sunday visitors of Mrs, Ber
nice Britt were Mr. and Mrs.
David Barlow of Norfolk, Mr.
and Mrs. William Dixon and Mr.
and Mrs. James Britt of Mur
freesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fu-
trell returned home Saturday
after spending a week in Dur
ham, Mr. Futrell was an out
patient of Duke Hospital and while
there they stayed with Mr. and
Mrs, Jesse A. Lassiter.
Visitors of Mrs. Carlton John
son on Saturday were Mrs, J. D.
Perry and Mrs. Kitty Powers
of Norfolk, Mrs, Fitzhugh Parker
of Ahoskie and Miss Mexie Par
ker of Raleigh,
B. J. Martin Jr. spent the
weekend in Winston-Salem.
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