ews and Society Items
Mrs. C. P. Allen and guests, |
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter!
and daughters, Kaye and Scott,!
of Monroe visited relatives in!
?*South Hill, Va., on Friday. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Marshall I
and family of Durham were
weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs.
W. D. Rodgers.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Davis j
of Charleston, West Virginia,1
are visiting relatives here for
sometime. She is the former |
Miss Ruth Haithcock of War
renton.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnabas Me-J
Austin of New Jersey visited;
relatives here during the holi-j
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patter
son Hunter, Jr., of Charlottes-!
ville, Va., spent the weekend
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bell and]
family of Baltimore, Md.t were
holiday guests of Mrs. J. S.
. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenan Smith
of Siler City were dinner
guests of Mrs. W. H. Dameron
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Williams,
? Mrs. Margaret Barnes and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Williams, Jr.,
attended the funeral of Mrs. j
Eva Williams Tharrington in
Rocky Mount on Friday.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Stevenson during the
holidays were Mr. and Mrs. j
C. B. Stevenson and sons of J
Newport News, Va., Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Gray Gupton and
family of Areola and Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Stultz and children
of Norlina.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Foutz of
Boonton, N. J., spent the holi
days at Hotel Warren with
their son, Mr. Jack Foutz, who
holds a position at Carolina
Sportswear.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elkins
and sons of Charleston, West
Virginia, were holiday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward
Rooker and family.
Miss Edwina Rooker of Pine
hurst and Mrs. Robert Elkins
were visitors in Durham on
Friday.
Mr. Walter S. Wilson, Jr.,
of Raleigh spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Louise
Wilson, and family in Ridge
way.
Mr. Billy Roberson was a
wekend guest of relatives in
Ridgeway over the weekend.
Mrs. B. G. Tharrington is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Belford
Wagner and daughters in Lex
ington.
MRS. DONALD RICHARD CAMPBELL
Miss Bar din Becomes
Bride Of Mr. Campbellj
Historic Emmanuel Episcopal
Church was the scene of an
impressive wedding on Satur-1
day afternoon, November 24,
at four thirty o'clock with the
Rev, James M. Stoney, Jr., rec
tor officiating in a double ring
ceremony uniting Miss Ann
Elizabeth JJardin, daughter of;
Drr and Mrs. Robert Malcolm
Bardin of Durham, and Donald
Richard Campbell, son of Mrs.
Samuel Black of Norfolk, Va.
Music was rendered by Mrs. j
S. H. Massey, Jr., organist, and
Mrs. Cleveland J. Bradner. :
cousin of the bride, of Green
ville, soloist, who sang, "OI
Perfect Love" and "The Lord's
Prayer."
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was attended by
her sister, Miss Susan Bristol
Bardin, of Durham. Best man]
was Mr. William Webb Patter-1
son of Norfolk, Va., and ushers I
were Samuel Black, Jr., and'
William Allen Black of New
port News, Va., and Fredric'
Hume Bardin of Fayetteville. |
The bride attended Woman'-.t
College of the University of i
North Carolina and is a grad-l
uate of Richmond Professional'
Institute, studied, dramatics in !
New York, and was employed j
by Research Triangle Institute!
in Durham. She was presented ?
to Society at the Durham Co- J
tillion Christmas Ball.
Mr. Campbell is an artist on i
the staff with WAVY T. V.!
and Radio and also attended
Richmond Professional Insti
Mrs rh 1* 0,6 grandson of
Mrs. Charlotte Story Port in
SOh Of Norfolk Va fnrL ,
of Wise. ' form?ly
Reception
A reception followed the
ceremony at the home of the
brides aunt. Mrs. V T lirnnfl
inhiCfahllWflotaStefUlly dc?
leaves "*** ?nd magnolia'
d'ning table bore an ar-'
ITnZke?dfwbhite^ed?-J
Coffeelabra WUh lighted tapeT
Th W3S Poured by Mrs I
Myr^ Z Hawkins a"d
at the n,Uh assisted in serving
Punch ubCr Cnd ?f ,he table
l unch was served under thp
PaycUovilJe. 8 ??? ?
Birthi
18
LS;*on?sl
November 24 Mrs ^e' on
<he former Miss Annie Ruth
Smiley of Warrenton. |
wu'r and Mrs- Fred Whitmel
the birth ?f HaIifax announce
me birth of a son. Craig Whit
me on November ?|
W'Hiams ls the former MUs
Connie Mabry of Hollister. Mr
W'll.ams is the son of Mr
Frederick Williams of Inez
of^p. ,a"d M". Carl Rydquist
the b,rthaC'f higan' announce
tne birth of a son, Peter Wil
iams, on November 28. Mrs.
jdcimst is the former Miss
Charlotte Williams of Inez
liams ?f Mr Frederick Wil-|
With The Sick
Mrs H. E. Coleman has re
turned to her home from Maria
Parharn Hospital, where she
spent several weeks recuperat
ing from injuries sustained in
an automobile accident.
fin^HS' ,Sta"Iey Wilson was con
fined to her bed last week
with the 'flu. k
Mrs. Walter M. Gardner re
turned last week from Duke
Hospital, Durham, where she
spent sometime for treatment
Miss -Nancy Rose Harris of
r?^r,'8?,,R*W!h'
Mrs. E. D. Davis visited rela-'
win81 ? Goldsboro and Rose
Hill last week for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson
and family visited Mr. Jimmie
Wilson at Parris Island, S C
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ayo of
Norfolk, Va., were holiday
guests of Mrs. Sam Weldon.
She returned with them for
the weekend.
Miss Rosa Beckwith of St.
Mary's, Raleigh, was here for
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Poin
dexter, Jr., of Richmond, Va.,
spent the weekend here.
Mrs. J. M. Palmer and Mrs.
Tom Hamer of Bennettsville,
S. C., were guests of Mrs. J.
B. Massenburg and other rela
tives here for the holidays.
Mrs. Fred Hurst and Mrs.
W. B. Shields shopped in Ral
eigh on Friday.
Mrs. W. R. White, Mrs. E.
H. Weston, Miss Rowe Jones,
Mrs. W. B. Shields and son,
Barry, were dinner guests of,
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Hunter
Weston in Franklinton on Fri
day evening.
Dinner guests of Mrs. C. L.
Purdy on Thursday were Mrs.
E. H. Russell of Macon. Mr.
and Mrs. Goode Russell of
| Richmond, Va., and Mrs. Paul,
i T. Harrell and children of i
Wake Forest.
Miss Edith Allen of Burling-]
ton was here for the weekend.
Mrs. Henry Shaw and Mrs.
| Norwood Johnson and two,
daughters of Bracey, Va., werel
guests of Mrs C. L. Purdy on j
Friday.
spent the holidays in Murfrees-'
boro
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Tisdale
and sons of Birmingham. Mich-j
igan, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Boyd j
and sons of Richmond, Va., Dr.;
and Mrs. R. D. Meade and
j daughter of Lynchburg, Va., j
: and Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Thorne
' and daughters of Greensboro j
| spent the holidays at the Boyd |
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Home
and Mr. and Hrs. H. M. Wil
liams spent several days last
week on a cruise. I
Mr. Macon Reavis, Jr., of
ECC., Greenville, visited rela-|
tives here during the holidays ]
Mrs. G. C. Mance has return-.
ed to her home in Rock Hill, ?
S. C? after a visit with her;
cousins, Mrs. Hope Williams
and Miss Helen Thompson.
Miss Nancy Stevenson of.
Chowan College, Murfreesboro,
spent the holiday weekend here !
with relatives. Miss Patsy!
Ayscue was her guest for sev-j
eral days.
Miss j?ate_White^ Williams |
was an overnight guesF~of Mr. {
and Mrs. M. W. Alston ii Inez
GARDEN ...... honors memory of Mrs. O L. Burkette
Memorial Garden Is
Dedicated At Suffolk
A memorial garden, honoring
the memory of Mrs. 0. L. j
Burkette of Suffolk, Va., was
recently dedicated in Suffolk, j
Mrs. Burkette, the former Eliz- i
t
on Sunday. On Monday Mrs. j
Alston and Miss Williams were
luncheon guests of Mrs. Johrt I
Bobbitt and family in Rocky |
Mount.
Mrs. C. II. Pcete and Mrs. i
Josie Belfield visited relatives j
in Rocky Mount last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Geddio,
of Wilmington were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Ellis for j
several days last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Peete
and family and Dr. and Mrs.
W. P. J. Peete of Durham were
dinner guests of Mrs. C. H.
Peete and family during the
weekend and also visited friends
and relatives here. Mrs. Peete,
Mrs. Nancy Blankenship, Cath
erine and Richard visited the.
Peetes in Durham on Friday
and Mrs. Blankenship attend
the game.
Mrs. Elwood Coley and son, ?
Woody, of Lumberton spent
^the-Thanksgiving. holidays here
with relatives.
abeth Williams, was the daugh
ter of Mrs. J. B. Williams and
the late Mr. Williams and a
sister of Mrs. Margaret Barnes \
of Warrenton. An account of
the dedication and a descrip-:
tion of the garden is published ?
below:?Editor.
i
SUFFOLK ? The Elizabeth;
Williams Burkette Memorial |
Park, dedicated today, is in a
wooded lakeside setting.
Stepping stones lead up the j
knoll to the sundial and on to; |
the top of the knoll where the |
visitors have a view of Lake |
Kilby. Two benches are near j
the center of the area.
The plants around the sun-,
dial circle are grey and green
lavendar. Other plants in the
park arc ilex, azaleas, camel-:
lias and pyracantha. The park
facilities were given by Mrs.,
Burkette's husband, O. L. Btirk-ji
ctte. Arrangements and plan.'-,
ing were handled by the Lake ,
Kilby Garden Club, of which
she was a member.
The dedication service was
in charge of Mrs. Walter F. |
Story, chairman of the me-1
Trroriat-eommiUee, !_
SANTA'S
TOYLAND
Now Open
We invite you to make a
visit to Santa's Toyland.
You will find the newest
in all Toys at our store.
Bicycles
Boys & Girls
Tricycles
All Sizes
WAGONS
Radio Flyer Line
Stake Body Wagons
Automobiles & Tractors
Boys see the wonderful
new Daisy Winchester
Model Air Rifle ? Its
a Honey.
Electric Trains
Auto Racer Kits
Electric & Battery
Operated
Electric Football Games
Wilson Basketball Sets
Wilson Football Sets
with shirt, pants, should
er guard and helmets.
Dolls ? They are beau
tiful.
Large assortment Games
Timex Wrist Watches
Use our lay-a-way on
any item you wish.
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Phone 206-1 - We Deliver
Warrenton, N. C.
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