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Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Strickv.
land visited relatives in Salisbury
for several days last week
and this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bryson
have returned from visiting
relatives in Lynchburg and
South Hill, Va.
Mr. J. H. Duke has returned
after spending sometime in
Raleigh and is making his
home here with Mr and Mrs
A. D. Alston.
uuests 01 Mr. ana Mrs.
days were the Rev. and Mrs
Ted Duffey and little daughter
of Whitakers, Miss Janet Abbott
of Vicksboro, and Mrs.
Bobby Rivers of Bakersville,
Calif., Mr. and Mrs Fenner
Peoples and daughter of
Raleigh.
House guests of Mr. and
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Mrs. Owen Davis during the
holidays were Mr. and Mrs
Fred Powers and son. Dennis,
of Holyoke, Mass., and Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Davis and son.
Cecil, of Raleigh.
Recent guests of Mrs. H. C.
Davis and Mr. Frank Davis
were Mr. and Mrs. Alton Davis
of Florence, S. C. Their holiday
guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Davis. Pat and Katie
Clark of Norfolk, Va.. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Davis and children
of Anniston, Alabama. Mrs.
Bright and daughter, Sharon,
of Raleigh.
Mrs. J. O. Frye and son.
Butch, visited relatives in
Franklinton over the weekend.
Miss Louise Pender of Burlington
was an overnight guest
of Miss Edith Allen on Friday.
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In a ceremony of simplicity
and beauty conducted Saturday
afternoon at four o'clock
Mrs. Kate Daniel of Warren
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j Puryear of Boydton, Va.
I The marriage took place at
j Providence Methodist Church
I in Warren County. Mrs. Daniel
! is the daughter of Mrs. Hugh
I Davis of Macon,
j Decorating the church were
j arrangements of blue mums,
white gladioli and fern. A proj
gram of nuptial music was
j rendered by H. M. Hardy of
I Warrenton, soloist, and Mrs.
j Leonard Daniel, pianist.
| For her wedding the bride
j wore a blue suit with match-1
| ing blue mink collar, complementary
accessories and a j
wiiite orchid corsage.
After the exchange <>{ vows |
I a reception honoring the cou-1
I pie was held in the church !
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Carroll <
and family visited relatives in j
Sumter, S. C.. for several days t
last week. i
Mesdames W. R White. W. '
B. Shields and son. Barry, E. '
TT Weston anrt Mice Rmuo <
Jones were visitors in Rich-1
mond, Va., on Saturday. |
Miss Caroline Alston of
Richmond, Va., returned on
Monday to resume her work
after visiting her family in
Inez.
Miss Betsy Taylor of Richmond,
Va.. spent the holidays
here with her family.
Holiday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. D. F. Blaylock were Mr.
and Mrs. George E. Crevar of
Buffalo. N. Y.. and Mrs. W.
W. Kidd of Roanoke Rapids.
Mr. Earl Maynard left this
week for the Tobacco Market
in Peinnington Gap. Va., after
being here for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard and
family visited relatives in
Richmond. Va.. last week.
Dr. and Mrs. W. P. J. Peete,
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Peete
and family all of Durham. Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Matthews and
Mr. and Mrs. Brvon Matthews
of Bryon Ma\vr, Pa., recently *
returned from Germany, have
returned to their home after
being guests of Mrs. C. II. '
Peete and Mrs. Nancy P.
Blankenship and children for
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Skillman
and Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne
Aycock and sons spent the
weekend in Norfolk. Va . with
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Hamblin
and Susan.
Mr. and Mrs. H D. Edmunds
and little son visited relatives i
in Louisburg on Sunday.
Mrs H. L. Falkener and Miss:
Elsie Yarborough visited Miss
Myra Scull in Tarboro on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Duncan o
and daughters of Raleigh were \
guests of Mrs. Lula P. Gay on e
Sunday. ?
Dr. and Mrs. James E. Poin- I
dexter and family of Green- t
ville were guests of relatives
here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fau- i
cette of Morehead City. Mr. (
and Mrs. Douglas Harper and j
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McCorouo- <
dale and family of Henderson l
were holiday guests of Mrs. T. i
E. Faucette and family here. <
Mrs. Thomas Ellington was
a visitor in Durham last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Gardner (
and family of Burlingto.i visit- i
ed relatives in Macon and here i
last week. 1
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al- i
bert Hight and family last |
week were Mr. James Peoples,
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and
I family, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh i
Hoyle and family all of Henderson
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Peoples of Virginia
Beach, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hight
and family visited relatives in
Reidsville for a few days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bryant
Creech and family of Columbus,
Ohio, were holiday guests
of Mrs. Katie Riggan Creech.
She accompanied them to Washington
during the holidays.
Mrs. Wilkins Lewis of JackRANCE
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basement. Hostesses fbr th
occasion were sisters of th
bride: Mrs. G. N. Tucker c
Henderson, Mrs. Guy Overb
of Macon, Mrs. Robert Carroli
Jr., of Warren Plains, Mrs
Leon Dillard of Raleigh ant
Mrs. John Felts of Afton.
Receiving guests were th.
bride and groom. Mrs. Hugl
Davis and Mrs. Lettie Daniel.
A color motif of blue an<
white was expressed in tin
room decorations. Those attend
ing were served refreshments.
Mrs. Puryear prior to hei
marriage was employed as sec
Iina Lumber Company in War
renton. The groom, a retiree
naval officer, is affiliated with
the Bovdton Watpr Ppnai-tmpnl
in Boydton.
After a shct wedding trip
the couple will be at home ir
Boydton. .
son and Mrs. Lucy W. Graham
and Mrs. Henry Lewis of
Chapel ,:ill were here Sunday
for the funeral of Mr. Archibald
Williams of New York,
brother of Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.
Sraham. .
Mr. Taylor Hoskins of Lur av.
Va.. was a guest of Mrs.
William Hoskins and Mr. W.
B. Hoskins this week.
Mrs. J. H. Aldridge of Kinson
and Mrs. Jim Bell of Litleton
were guests of their
sister. Miss Mamie Gardner,
n the Anne Lee Apartments
his week.
Mr and Mrs. George Davis
>f I,ouisburg were dinner
juests of Miss Louise Allen
m Saturday evening.
>f Richmond. Va.. were week>nd
guests of Mrs. W. R. Bask
srvill.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Jordan
ind children of Mobile, Ala)ama,
are guests of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McCarroll.
Supper guests of Mrs. W. J.
rames of Marmaduke on Tuesiay
night were Mr. and Mrs. J.
I. Trammel of Stoneville. Mrs.
r. C. Pridgeh of Norlina, Mr
ind Mrs. R. M. James of Warenton,
Mr. and Mrs. John P.
rames and family and Mr. Wilon,
all of Rocky Mount, were
ler guests this week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Stallings
ittended a family reunion in
lougemont on Sunday.
Mrs. T F. Stallings visited
datives in Greensboro this
veek.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cave of
Richmond. Va., were guests
>f Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Dillard
>f Inez last week.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Weldon
if Warrenton announce the
>irth of a son in Warren Gen ral
Hospital on January 2.
drs. Weldon is the former
diss Elsie Reams of Warrenon.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Conad
Allen of Washington, D.
2., announce the birth of a
.on, Francis Conrad, Jr., in
Columbia Hospital there on
December 26. Mrs. Allen is
he former Miss Ann Bobbitt
)f Palmer Springs, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.
Comer, Jr., of Warrenton an
nounce the birth of a daugh
ter in Warren General Hospital
on December 30. Mrs
Comer is the former Miss Mar
garet Wilson of Warrenton.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis W
Green of Warrenton announce
the birth of a son in Warrer
General Hospital on Decern
ber 29. Mrs. Green is the for
mer Miss Mary Dowtin of War
reiuon. luey nave recenu;
returned from Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Belford Wagne:
of Lexington announce th<
birth of a daughter, Belvii
Elizabeth, on January 1. Mr?
Wagner is the former Mis
Bennie Mae Tharrington o
Warrenton and Mr. Wagner i
also formerly of Warrenton.
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whose engagement to Johnnie
Myers Thomas, Jr., is annotnc- [
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Mrs. J. H. Leonard of Macon. I
. Mr. Thomas is the son of Mr.!
ani Mrs. J. M. Thomas, Sr.,'
. of Henderson.
Newly Weds Are
Honored At Dance
Honoring Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Crevar of Buffalo,
N. Y.. recent bride and groom,
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Blaylock
entertained at a dance at the
Country Club last week.
The table bore an Imported
cutwork cloth with red burning
tapers in silver holders
and red carnations. Punch was
poured by Mrs. W. W. Kidd
of Roanoke Rapids, grandmother
of the bride. Party
cakes, salted nuts, ham biscuit,
cheese rings and shrimp
din were served buffet stvle.
Mrs. Crevar is the former
Miss Barbara Britton of Warrenton
and she and Mr. Crevar
are formerly of Chapel Hill.
John Graham High
School Menus
January 9-13
Monday ? Vienna sausage,
baked beans, tossed salad, hot
rolls, aonle sauce, milk, butter.
Tuesday?Beef patties with
gravy. creamed potatoes, turnip
greens, hot biscuit, brownies.
milk, butter.
Wednesday?Fried chicken,
garden peas, carrots, hot biscuits.
congealed salad, fruit
salad, milk, butter.
Thursday?Beef and vegetable
soup. peanut butter
sandwich. Vz pimento and
j cheese sandwich. cinnamon ;
, buns. milk, butter.
I Friday?Weiners. cole slaw,
I black-eyed peas, pineapple up|
side-down cake, milk, butter.
MARIAM BOYD MENUS
I Monday?Chicken pie. but
tered peas, carrots, pineapple
salad, cookies, milk.
Tuesday?Meat loaf with tomato
sauce, buttered rice,
stringbeans, sweet potato fluff,
milk.
Wednesday ? Salmon croquettes.
butterbeans, corn,
rolls, butter, lemon ice box
pie, milk.
Thursday?Vegetable soup,
crackers, pig-in-blanket, banana
pudding, milk.
Friday?Weiners, rolls, slaw,
navy beans, peach halves,
milk.
Birthday Party
Master Richard Blankenship
entertained friends on Friday
afternoon in honor of his
fourth birthday and received
gifts. Favors were balloons
and whistles. The table was
centered with the birthday
? cake and a clown, with a cir,
cus motif being carried out in
. detail. Ice cream, cake, can-1
. dy and grape juice were en.
joyed.
f Say you saw it advertised in
The Warren Record.
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WiVp Rim(I ()-(-> CMnV* were "sod throughout the and family, Mr. Mabry Cople^H
TT IJ ?r r- home. an of Warrenton and Mr. andB
Holds Meeting Mrs. Elmer Harris and fam-^^H
Mr. r w Enteram At Dinner ily of Areola. Places were laid W
on Wednesday afternoon and ^ entertain- ~ <flH
served fruit cake, topped with nl * M * d'nncr ?" ? ">??' n?~ .
whipped cream and a cherrv ay night for Mr ond Mrs Mrs Clyde Coleman of
'?ifee cheese straws nuts and Carl Ayscl"= and family of Hen- Macon has been moved from
candy' derson- Mr and Mrs Barton Warren General Hospital.
w?_" t o tv v. 11 , . . Cobb and family of South Hill, where she has been for some- ,, I
M.s. J. R Paschall was high va. Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore time, to the Wake Forest Rest
score winner and Mrs. Everette Conlev nnH con Mr on^ mm ! *r
Hicks receiver Bingo gift, j Kenneth Copley and family, j . . . . |
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