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Miss Mary Allen of Blooms-1
rieia, N. J., a student of Ran!
dolph-Macon College, Lynclv
i JT burg, Va., visited his grandmother,
Mrs. Ivey Allen, and
U' family here over the weekend.
Mrs. R. D. Jones of Nashville
visited relatives here over
the weekend.
Mrs. William Hoskins is
spending sometime with her
daughter, Mrs. W. W. Clingenpeel,
in Martinsville, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Strickland,
Dr. Gaither Caiibte of"
Salisbury and Mrs. Fred Kesler
of Henderson visited in
Nashville, Raleigh and Morrisville
last week.
Col. and Mrs W M. Shel-|
ton and children o)' Kansas Air]
Force Base were quests of Mrs.!
Edward Hunter and Miss Hattie
Drake on Wednesday, en
miiIa . k.ea
^Michigan. Mrs. Sheiton is thej
former Miss Lillian Abee of
Greenville, a former member
of the John Graham High
School faculty.
Mrs. W. B. Crinkley visited
relatives In Oxford for several
days last week.
Mr. Norwood Boyd of Richmond,
Va., visited relatives
and friends here over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Seaman,
Jr., and little son, Peter Watson,
of Chapel Hill were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. P.
G. Seaman here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Baskervill
and family of Eureka, Va.,
were dinner guests of Mrs. W.
R. Baskervill on Sunday.
Mr. Earl Maynard has recently
returned from the tobacco
market in Pennington
Gap, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pete
Hilliard and Mrs. C. W. HilA
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Hard visited Mr. and Mrs. Bil
ly Carroll and son in Rich
mond, Va., on Sunday.
I Mrs. Betty Moore has rc
turned from visiting Telative
| in Kinston for several days,
i Mr. John Cawthorne am
Miss Ann Cawthorne are spend
ling some time with Mr. am
Mrs. Jack Cawthorne and fan
1 ily in Levingston, Pa
I Dr. and Mrs. Charles Rutfc
I erford of Mobile, Ala., wer
I weekend guests of Mr. am
to WiUiamsburg, Va., to a<
| tena an antique xorum.
Miss Emily Burt Persoi
spent the weekend with he
family in Louisburg.
Sidney I^anier has returne
to Presbyterian College aJ.".e
spending a week's holiday a
his home following exams.
Dr. and Mrs. James C
Lyerly and family of Jacksoi
ville, Fla., spent last wee
here with Mr. and Mrs. Johi
G. Mitchell.
Mrs. F. H. Gibbs is visitin
Mr. and Mrs. Barnaby McAuj
Ian in Ashland, New Jersey.
Mrs. B. G. Tharrington ha
returned from visiting Mr. an
Mrs. Belford V.'agner an
daughters in Lexington. Sh
has as her house guests Mi
and Mrs. Charles Tharringto
of Ashland, N. J. Mr. an
.Mrs. Lonnie Radford of Cei
terville were their guests o
Sunday.
Mrs. G. H. Macon and M
Gid Macon were visitors i
Goldsboro on Sunday. Miss(
Helen Hunt, Ann Macon an
Mary Marty Parrott, who ha\
been their guests for som
time, returned with thet
Their parents, Mr. and Mr
iR. D. Parrott, Jr., have bee
in Florida.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thari
rington of Ashland, N. J., are
visiting relatives in Raleigh
h for several days this week.
3 Mr. H. E. Coleman and Mr.
Lee Riggan attended a Shrinj
ers meeting in New Bern this
week.
i Mesdames J. W. Perry and
[. daughter, Marshall, Carl Perkinson
and James Hicks were
in Raleigh on Tuesday.
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*~At~Perkinson Home
The Wise Home Demonstrate
tion Club held its regular
i" meeting on Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Leon Perkinson who
d served a Valentine plate of
r heart-shaped chicken salad?
,t sandwiches, baked apples and
candy with coffee to the 11
!_ members and one visitor
il present.
k ( Mrs. H. E. Coleman, presin
| dent, presided and Mrs. M. C.
Hicks had charge of the dcg
votions. Miss Ann Rackley
s- talked on "Home Business
Center and Outlook." Year
s books were also filled out. !
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dc Birth.
r* Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
" Fleming of Route 2, Henderson,
announce the birth of a
| daughter, Justyn Leigh, on I
" January 21 in Maria Parhaml
r Hospital, Henderson. Mrs.
" Fleming is the former Miss
^ Rosa Bugg of Warrenton.
^ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lee I
c Stultz of Camp Lejeune an-|
^ nounce the birth of a daugh'
ter, Glenda Ann, in the Naval
^ hospital there on December 18.'
Mrs. Stultz is the former Miss
_ Dot Stevenson of Warrenton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kenny
Rowland, Jr., of Littleton,
RFD, announce the birth of
twin daughters, Mary Kathryn
Iand Martha Lucinda, on January
20 in Roanoke Rapids
Hospital. Mrs. Rowland is the
former Miss Nishia Dickens of
Littleton, RFD.
Wise Club Meets
Mrs. C. C. Perkinson entertained
the Wise Bridge Club
on Wednesday afternoon and
served a sweet course with
coffee, nuts and mints. Mrs.
Everette Hicks was high score
winner and Mrs. H. E. Coleman
received Bingo.
The Perkinson home was
gay in greenery and dried
flower arrangements.
Birthday Party
Master John Ellis Blalock
entertained friends at a party
on Wednesday afternoon inj
honor of his seventh birthday.
Refreshments were served andi
_ he received many nice gifts. '
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Mrs. Pearce Is
Feted At Shower
Mrs. Sandra Pearce, recent
bride, was honored at a bridal
Bhower on Saturday night,
January 28, in the basement
of the home of Mrs. C. B.
Curtis, Jr., with Mrs. Curtis,
Mrs. E. W. White, Mrs. Wilson
Fleming and Mrs. Ellis
Fleming as hostesses.
Mrs. Pearce was presented
a corsage of white mums.
A color scheme of pink and
white was used with an arrangement
of pink roses and
pink tapers on the mantle.
The bride's table was covered
with an imported lace cloth
on/1 k...n
ing tapers in silver candle
holders. =====
An array of gifts was placed
on a decorated table and
were later opened by the
honoree.
The wedding cake was served
by Mrs. C. B. Curtis, Sr.,
mother of the bride, after
Mrs. Pearce had cut the first
slice. Punch was served by
Mrs. Clyde Coleman, sister of
the bridegroom.
Around 30 guests attended.
Baptists Circles
Hold Meetings
LITTLETON?The circles o(
the Littleton Baptist WMS all
: met Monday night at 8 o'clock.
The program topic for these
1 meetings was "Facing the Al
cohol Problem."
Mrs. J. B. Acree was hostess
to the Annie Armstrong Circle,
of which she is leader.
Mrs. Vernjn Walker gave the
program.
Others present were Mrs. W.
J. Benton, Jr., Mrs. C. M. Hale,
Sr., Mrs. Leon Crawley, Mrs.
C. M. Hale, Jr.. Mrs. J. A.
Crawley, Miss Tad Price, and
Mrs. Sanders, a new member.
Refreshments were served.
Fannie Heck Circle
The Fannie Heck Circle met
at the home of Mrs. J. H.
Northington, leader. Following
the business, Mrs. E. M.
Jones gave the devotional and
program.
Others present were Mrs. L.
M. Chichester and Miss Lucretia
Jones.
Fruitcake, salted nuts and
coffee were served.
fitUlol
Mrs. A. P. Farmer, leader,
was hostess to the Lottie Moon
Circle at her home on Roanoke
Avenue. Mrs. A. J. May
gave the program. Mrs. Milton
Stokes and Mrs. J. W. Perry
assisted her.
Others present were Mrs.
Ina Callahan, Mrs. Doma Taylor,
Mrs. George Threewitts,
and Mrs. Lloyd Salmon.
Mixed crackers, mixed nuts
and hot chocolate were served.
Rachel Humphrey Circle
The Rachel Humphrey Circle
met at the home of Mrs. Ferdie
Moore at her home on
Roanoke Avenue. Mrs. Jack
Tant, leader, presided. Mrs.
0. L. Currin gave the program.
Other members present were
Mrs. Alex Phelps, Mrs. Paul
I Johnston, Mrs. S. B. Bobbitt,
Mrs. Churchill Brown, Mrs.
Nick Crawley and Miss Fannie
Moore.
Open-face sandwiches, brownies,
chocolate fudge, soft
uiiirao auu 1101 cuiiee were
served.
Clark Home Scene
Of MYF Meeting
LITTLETON?The Littleton
Youth Fellowship held a meeting
around the fireside Sunday
evening in the home of Mrs.
J. T. Clark.
The president. Miss Elizabeth
Johnston, led the program
on the "Meaning of the
Lord's Prayer." Each member
entered into the discussion.
Following the business session,
the teen-agers popped
corn and enjoyed punch and
cookies.
On Monday night the group
attended a sub-district meeting
at the Calvary Church near
here.
Mrs. Fishel Hostess
To Bridge Club
LITTLETON ? Mrs. Ed K.
Fishel was hostess to her
bridge club last Thursday even*
tag ?t her home on College
Street.
rem tablet were in play and
Prixee wen preeented to Hn.
Rat Daniel, high acorer. Hit
Travia White, second high acorer,
and Mrs. Graham King,
traveling prlae.
Mrs. Marvin Newaom waa a
gneet
Mrs. J. N. Moseley
Hostess At Bridge
LITTLETON ? Mra. J. H.
Moeeley waa boeteaa to her
bridge club Thursday night at
EN RECORD
LITTLETON
NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Reid of
Alexandria, Va., arrived Sunday
to spend several days with
Mr. Reid's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Reid, Sr.
Allen Kidd of Hopewell, Va.,
rpent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kidd.
Mrs. C. E. Rock has returned
from Warren General Hos
pital.
rne Kev. H. K. Ashr.jore,
pastor of the Littleton Methodist
Church. has returned to
his home here after undergo
ing eye surgery at Duke Hospital
in Durham.
Mrs. R. C. Blades and children
of Raleigh spent several
days recently with her grand
father. Mr. Ben Browning.
Mrs. Mary T Carlton of
Gumberry spent several days
last week with her sister-in
law. Mrs. J. N. Moseley.
Mesdames Horace Palmer
and Lee Riggan visited friends
in Vaughan one day last week
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Acrec
and house guest. Lammie Hall
j of Sebring. Fla., and Miltor
Reid Acree of Raleigh. Mr
diiu itixo. j. Diaiuit-y ftcret
and Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bobbitl
attended the funeral of Mrs
George Cooke in Franklin, Va.
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam King anc
Mrs. Graham King and son
Edward, were in Rocky Mount
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ethel Young returnee
from Roanoke Rapids Hospita
Tuesday.
Mr. John Curl of Christen
burg, Va.. spent the weekenc
here with his family.
Mr. Arthur Bobbitt attendee
the Inauguration in Washing
ton, D .C., last Friday.
Mesdames J. N. Moseley, O
L. Currin, A. P. Farmer ane
J. A. Crawley were in Rock:
Mount Wednesday.
Mrs. E .C. Reid, Sr., Misse:
Mina Reid, Ruth Rogers ane
E. C. Reid were in Rock:
Mount Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Medlin
Jr., of Roanoke Rapids wen
guests of Mr. and Mrs S. B
Bobbitt Saturday.
Mrs. Doris Taylor and son
Clinton Dickens, were guest
of Mrs. M. M. Cyrus in Hen
derson on last Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hannah:
and son, Gary Nelson, of Ports
mouth, Va., spent Tuesda:
night with Mrs. Hannahs' par
ents, Mr .and Mrs. Whit Ne
ville.
Ricky Etheridge of Warren
ton spent the weekend witl
Danny West.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wes'
and children, Irving, Jr., Sam
uel, Kaye, Michael and Joyce
and Mr. and Mrs. Sammit
Shearin and children, Dannj
and Frances, and Ben Garnei
of Roanoke Rapids were Satur
day visitors of Mr. and Mrs
Clarence West.
Un> rtairirl 17 Txlns ...no .
patient in Warren Genera
[ Hospital last week and hei
Sunday guests ware Mrs. L. E
Morris, Bobby Critcher anc
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Isles.
Stanley Glasgow of Rock}
Mount Spent the weekend witt
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R03
Glasgow, and uncle, Delbert
Porter.
Lee Roy Lynch of Hopewell
Va., spent Sunday here wit*
friends and relatives.
Henry F. Hilliard, Jr., oi
Elon spent Sunday with hii
mother Mrs. Annie Lee Hil
liard. He was accompanied
by his father, Henry Hilliard
Sr., of Elon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Majori
and son, Charles, visited Mr
and Mrs. Odell Patterson or
Saturday.
Lt. David Bishop and Mrs
Bishop of Newport News, Vs.
recently visited Mrs. Bishop'!
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Odom.
Mrs. Jack Perldnson and son
James, were in Rocky Mount
on Friday.
Quests of Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nice West on Sunday were Mr
Henry Billiard and son, Henry
Jr., of Klon, and Mrs. Cori
Mae Johnston of Roanoke Rap
ids. Mrs. Johnston was a sop
pjer guest of Mr. and Mrs
West on Sunday night
Mrs. Bernlce West and son
Jnstls. and Miss Soby Smile;
Fronds Ricks, high mnr foi
dob raembers, and Miss Asm
WoOctt. low scorer. ,
A stUmne wsa ssrrw
s3*"sets
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Warrenton, Noi
Wilton Browning, Jr.
Mrs. Thomas Majors visited
Mrs. J. E. Stansbury on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Forest Paynter
and children. Forest, Jr., andi
Annie Lou of Gasburg, Va.,
were Sunday afternoon visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Glasgow i
and Delbert Paynter.
Robert Shearin of Raleigh]
spent the weekend with' his]
| brother and sister, Robert and
Emily Shearin.
Gordon Perkinson and son, j
Brantley, of Roanoke Rapids:
were Sunday afternoon visitors!
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.1
Jesse M. Perkinson i
Chesley Stokes of Arlington,
Va., spent the weekend in I
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart West. Mrs. Stokes returned
to her home on Sunday
after having been at the bedside
of her mother, Mrs. Viola
Etheridge, in Warren General
Hospital. Friends are glad to
learn that Mrs. Etheridge is
improving.
Mrs. Cliff Harwood of Nor;
folk, Va., spent last week with
, rer parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bcrnice
Aycock.
Mrs. Emma Carter of Roa.
noke Rapids spent last week
with her daughter and son-in|
law, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M.
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Miss Margaret Jenkins visited
in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Whit Neville on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Alvin Hawkins
and daughters of Hawkins
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and Mrs. Sterling B Carlisle
recently.
Among the visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Ferrell on
Sunday were his parents, Mr.
and Mrs James B. Ferrell and
children, Kathy and Ronnie,
of Roanoke Rapids, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Salmon and children,
Brenda and Leon, and
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Salmon and
son. Junior.
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Charlotte. Mrs. Ferrell and
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Mr. and Mrs. Julian Johnston
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Norlina on Sunday.
Joe Ed Stansbury, Jr., attended
a birthday party on
Saturday night for Miss Julia
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J Mrs. Gertrude H. Benton,
Grand Representative to Oregon, j
of the local order of the Eastj
ern Star, was guest speaker at yj
the meeting of Chapter 145
j AES of Wilson on Tuesday
night.
! Mrs. Benton, in her discus|
sion, gave excerpts of the
[ grand jurisdiction from her
personal notes. She was honorI
ed with a gift and a corsage.
Mrs. Alma 11. Ward and
, Mrs. Tempie B. Farmer also
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