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Mrs. John Weldon Mayfield
spent several days this week
as a patient at Maria Parham
Hospital in Henderson.
Mrs. J. F Bobbitt left Sat
urday to spend the holidays
* with her children in St. Petersburg,
Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Duke,
Kathy and Nancy of Apex and
Mr. and Mrs. J S. Perry of
Raleigh spent Sunday in the
W. E. Duke home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P Rooker
spent the weekend in Pendleton
with relatives.
Pvt. Freeman Cleaton of
Fort Jackson, S. C? is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Cleaton for the holidays
Gene Hatchell of Chowan
College is spending the holi
days with his parents, Mr and
Mrs. Eddie Hatchell
Mr. and Mrs Randolph M.
Rooker and Corky arrived
Tuesday ( r o tn Anchorage.
Alaska, to spend the holidays
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Edward
Rooker and family left last
Saturday to spend the holidays
with Mr and Mrs. L. H Johnson
at Show Row. Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. J I.. Overby
Grissom's Ser
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c?4-l this festive season, w
meeting old friends and i
our hearty thanks and ht
and every one of you hav
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will spend the Christmss holi!
days with Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Moore, Jr., and family in Littleton.
Miss Edna Clark will be a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Uilliland in Macon during the
Christmas holidays.
Circle Meets At
Egerton Home
The Annie Armstrong Missionary
Circle met at the home
j of Mrs. F. M. Egerton with
Mrs. A. S. Wyckoff as joint
> hostess on Tuesday evening of
I last week The home was fesi
tive with lovely Christmas decl
orations.
' The meeting opened with The |
; group singing Christmas carols..
j followed with prayer by Mrs.
Wyckoff. The meditation perj
iod was conducted by Mrs. W.
! O Heed and Mrs. Wyckoff.
The program, entitled "Pray1
er and Missions," was i.n
I charge of Mrs. Macon Wemyss,
j assisted by Mrs. I,ee Williams,
Mrs John Cawthorne and Mrs.
O C. Abbott.
The circle welcomed three
I visitors, Mrs. Glenn Weldon,
Mrs. James Paschall and Mrs.
Zome let us adore Him,
' of Heaven, bearer of Peace..
and Good Will to all.
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e look back upon a year of
naking new ones. To all go
ippiest greetings. May each
e the merriest holiday ever. ,
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\ To you, from us . . .
Merry Christmas and a
happy Holiday Season.
May your blessings
lultiply and your days
full of the wonder
I joy of living!
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Kenneth Severance. ]
During the social hour th? 1
hostesses served punch, fruit (
cake, party mix, Christmas 1
candies and nuts to the 18 in ?
attendance. e
Grissoms Honor c
Norlina Teams '
Mr. ?!! ' Mrs. Graham P. j
Grissom Id open house on
Friday rung to honor the
Norlina High School football
and basketball teams.
The Grissom home was beautifully
decorated in keeping!
with the Christmas season. Soft, 0
Christmas music was heard
throughout the evening Ji
"Mrs: George Read and Mrs. '
I M. Weaver assisted the hos-|
tess in serving refreshments of i
punch, ham biscuits, sandwiches
and cookies.
Around 70 guests called dur-l (
ing the evening. i ^
Faculty Entertains j %
Norlina Students
The Norlina High School'
faculty, consisting of Mr W. O ]
Reed, Mrs. Mildred Peeler,' c
Mrs. Esther Delbridge, Miss I b
West Virgini
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BLUEF1ELD, W. Va.,| bi
?Chapel Hill. N. C? will be \\
the home of Mr. and Mrs. M
Horace Palmer Robinson, who D
were married Saturday and are N
taking a Northern wedding tf
trip | b
Mrs. Robinson, the former j
Miss Emily Martin Wagner, is t.i
the daughter of Judge and I!
Mrs. Frank Morton Wagner, j
She attended Woman's College'
and was graduated in 1959
from the University of North p
Carolina, where she was a
member of Delta Delta Delta
sorority. i D
The bidegroom is the son of j,
Mrs. Horace Palmer Robinson sj
of Littleton. N. C., and the late a
Mr. Robinson He is a student c]
at the University of North w
Carolina, where he is a mem- a
ber of Zeta Psi fraternity. | w
The ceremony took place at
Bland Street Methodist Church
with Dr. Clyde Hensley offic-|
iating. Music was presented n
by Mrs. Eugene Vest, organist,
and Henry Fortune, soloist. ^
The bride, given in marriage j j
by her father, wore a gown of n
candlelight silk fashioned with y,
a lavalier neckline, edged in r
lace scallops extending on the al
shoulders and into a V in the
back The skirt was also appliqued
in lace. Her Brussels
lace veil was attached to a n
matching tiara and she carried
a cascade of white roses with ai
a white orchid. hi
Miss Betty Davis was maid fi
of honor and briedsmaids were w
Miss Cordelia Robinson, Mrs. 3i
Mason Hawfield of Littleton li
and Mrs. Wood Beasley of s<
Colerain, N. C? sisters of the bi
bridegroom, Mrs. Mark Lee rr
Miller of Chattanooga, Tenn., c;
and Miss Dixie Hypes. They
wore gowns of jade green velvet
and carried cascade bouquets
of red carnations and
holly.
Roger Moore of Littleton, ei
the bridegroom's uncle, was wi
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Greetings and best w
you for a happy holiday
May your Christinas be the n
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_,ucy Perkinson, Mr. Robert
[ rice, Mr. Clint Hege and Mr. [
)tis Carroll entertained the!
ligh school students in the I
chool cafeteria last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Delbridge decorated the
lining area with a lovely
rosty white Christmas tree,
lecorated with red satin bows
ind red carnations. The re-1
reshment table was covered)
vith a white cloth centered |
vith a beautiful centerpiece of,
ed carnations and greenery.
Refreshments consisted of i
'okes, open face sandwiches,
ookies, peanuts and candies.
For entertainment the guests
ruoyed- -daneing?to?music of
neir tavorite records
Births
Mr and Mrs. W D. Martin,
r. announce the birth of a
aughter on December 17 at]
I'arren Gereral Hospital. Mrs. (
lartin is the former Miss Vir-.
inia Eggleston of Townsville |
I.ibrc-v To Be Closed i
The Norlina Library will be
losed for two weeks. Decern-'
er 21 to January 4.
a Girl Is
leton Man
pst man, and ushers were ]
'ood Beasley of Colerain.]
ason ITawfield of Littleton,
avid Loughlin of Henderson.!
C? Grover Cauthen of Clayin.
N. C., and Frank Wagner,'
other of the bride.
The bride's parents enter-:
lined at a reception at the'
luefield Country Club.
Letters To Santa I
I
ear Santa:
I want a Bible and a grownp
doll like the one at Jean I
avis' and she has three i
resses and three hats. My I
ster wants a blackboard and \
big doll baby and some I
othes. My brother Floyd'
ants a gun and holster and J
guitar. My brother Harry
ants a toy shotgun and a car.
Love,
ISABEL. |
I
ear Santa Claus:
I am seven years old and j
ave a brother three years old.'
want a doll and jackrocks.
e wants a gun. I will leave
au some cookies and milk,
emember all the other boys
ad girls.
Love,
ANGELA BURGESS, j
ear Santa Claus:
1 want a black cowboy hat j
ad Wells Fargo two-gun and j
olster set, also an Army!
ghting set. I want a rifle I
ith a bandoleer that holds!
2 metal bullets. I would also;
ke to have a cowboy suit and |
ime cowboy boots and two,
axes of caps. I want an auto- j
latic football set and a bi-!
^cle
Love,
MARSHALL CARROLL.
Take Care of Machinery
Don't let high-priced machin-j
y stay outside during the
nter.
mm
ishes to TtfW
season.
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RECORD
Several Families Ii
Have A Happy Ne\
By BILL CROWELL .
RALEIGH?Several families
in North Carolina will have a'
I Hannv Now Voor ? I
, ?_rr>, AVU1, iuavvau U1 a
' tragic one, because the following
people will think and react
normally.
Somewhere in North Carolina,
between now and the end
of 1960, these things will happen,
according to State Motor
Vehicles Commissioner Edward
Scheidt.
A driver will glance at his
speedometer, realize that he is
driving too fast for conditions,
ease his foot off the accelerator?and
be able to stop in
time to avoid hitting a child
or elderly pedestrian.
A youngster will dart out
-from?a diivewav cr from be-;
hind a parked car. An ap- ji
proaching driver will stop in |
time to avoid hitting him. be-| ]
cause he remembered his own ]
boyhood and has trained him-|]
self to expect the unexpected j ,
from children. i i
A driver will encounter deep ;
snow and ice road conditions. ,
However, he will be able to <
get through safely and on time l
because he was prepared with )
a set of tire chains in the
trunk, and spared 10 minutes ;
to put them on. He saved a ]
life?his own. | (
A pedestrian will start to'
cross against the light, remember.
and wait. j
A man will drink n
highball, realize his condition, j i
and hand the car keys to his' j
wife.
A walker, about to walk on i
a rural highway, will return > 1
to the house to get a flash- | I
light, | 1
A driver will ask his gas 1
pump man to check windshield
wiper arms for adequate' (
pressure to keep snow off and | r
let him see. He will see?in <
time?his child running toi
greet him I i
Yes. several lives will be j f
soared Several people will be
with us next year who would' 1
not have been here?had these' i
people failed to think and re|
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/^s another Christmas
dawns, may its good
cheer pervade every hom<
lighten every heart, brigh
life. Especially may you t
partake in full measure c
and blessings of the Day
Norlina Super
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i North Carolina
r Tear; In 1960
act sensibly.
No, these things will never
make the headlines. In fact,
sk... III t * a iai I
mere win dc iewer Headlines,
fewer "crash" stories to write, |
and fewer statistics to add to ^
the grim total of highway!
death; and injuries.
Yes, thinking can save lives.;
It's a mighty good habit to
cultivate! '
Personal Mention
Miss Edith Broom of Fayetteville
will visit Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Allen and family
during the holidays.
Holiday guests of Mr. and
Mrs H. P. Reid and Mr. and
Mrs. T P. Thompson will be
Ht Oof "and Mrs. ~~G. W. i
Franklin and family of Car-,
lisle. Pa . Mr. and Mrs. W.
Ft. Reid and children of Dillon,
S. C.. Mr and Mrs. I,. M.
Lee and children of Bennetts-'
rille. S. C., Mr and Mrs. G. W.
Parks and family of Red
Springs, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. j
lohnson and family of Jacksonville
and Mr. and Mrs. J.
R Frazier and family of Ox'ord
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mvotti
ind sons of Whitingville, |
Mass., will be overnight guests!
if Mr and Mrs. J. F. Hock- j
iday and sons on Thursday
ind the group will visit relltives
in Red Oak on Friday j
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Crinkleyj
vill visit relatives in Aurora]
or the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hardy;
ittended the funeral of Mrs.
Mardy's sister, Mrs. Sara H j
Moore, in Portsmouth. Va.. on]
rriday and visited relatives in]
Richmond, Va.. on Thursday, j
Miss Susie Rooker of Hen-|
lerson will be a house guest i
)f Mrs. W. P. Rodwell for several
days during the holidays.
Mrs Roy Davis is viting Mr,
ind Mrs. F. B. Allen in Norolk.
Va.
Mr. and Mrs John Oarrctt.i
II. and children of Salisbury
ire visiting relatives here
Mr. aid Mrs. J. C. Magruder1
iLuttM
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he heartlifting '
ness of this joyo<_ j
jn shine brightly i
memory for a long,
g time to come. ^ j
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ten every
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if all the joys
Merry Christmas, alll
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[ and Mrs. Hodijah Meade of Arlington,
Va., are guestsof Mr.
and Mrs. G. R. Scoggin.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bryant
Creech and children of Columbus,
Ohio, are guests of Mrs.
Katie R. Creech.
tt-.. /' l.>m Ant Tknmn
mi a. nciuj \_nriiitiu 1 uuiupson
attended the WeaverThompson
wedding and recep-l
tion held in Edenton Street
Methodist Church, Raleigh, on|
Saturday evening.
Mrs. H E. Coleman, Jr of
Raleigh was a weekend guest j
of Mr. and Mrs H. E. Coleman
in Wise.
Mrs. H. E. Coleman and Mrs. j
J. W. Perry of Wise shopped ir 1
Raleigh last week
Mr and Mrs. Charles Johnsot.
it Seaboard, Mr. and MrFinch
of Oxford, Mr. P. |
Dickerson of Wak F'i .;.i M >
tames Crinkltv of tP . ??",nc,'
Va., Mrs. T T .'r. of
Tn'eigb ana Mr and Mrs J. T. j
Powrt? of Knhoiona, Va., were'
here for 'he funeral of Mr. S
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May your Christm
with good cheer anc
...abounding in ail the hf
of thin festive season. Thr
you and yours, as we sing c
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NORL1NA
Y, DECEMBER 28, 195f?
L. Crinkley on Friday afternoon.
a,
Mr .and Mrs. W. A. Baxter of
Durham were here for the
funeral of S. L. Crinkley on
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Baxter of
Durnam were visitors nere on
Sunday.
Miss Barbara Pittard, Clement
Thompson and To.a my
Davis attended the WeaverThompson
wedding in Raleigh
on Saturn.. evening.
Miss H' !e 1 ikin of Portsmouth,
V? for the holidays
*.'r H. Hughes,
tr ited relatives
: any.
Join. Morrison of Concord
is visiting his grandmother.
Mrs. J. T Holt.
Mrs W K White visited relatives
in Raleigh on Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Neal
and son. Bob, are spending
sometime In various places in
Florida.
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as shine brightly
1 good fellowship _
ippy sights and sounds *4 f
it's our sincere wish to
>ut "Merry Christmas!"
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