THE WARREN RECORD
I News and Society Items
Mr. KODert Fitts of Norfolk,
Va., spent several day* last
week at his home near here.
Mrs. J. C. Powell of Hender
son was a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Alston last week.
Mr. William Boyd of Hen
derson visited relatives here
on Monday.
Mr. Gid Macon of the Mary
land Tobacco Market spent the
weekend at his home here.
Mr. William P. Conn will ar
rive by plane on Sunday from
Hollywood, Calif., to spend
two weeks here with his moth
er, Mrs. Ethel King Conn, who
will join him in Raleigh for
the weekend for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. E B. Rogers and
son.
Mr. Furman Clark of Rae
ford visited relatives in Inez
over the weekend.
Mrs. T. W. Moore of Dur
ham is visiting her sister, Mrs.
John W. Garrett.
Mrs. J. R. Paschall of Wise
has as her house guest, Mrs.
R. G. Moffat of Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Paschall and Mrs. Mof
fat have been going back and
forth to Dujce Hospital, Dur
ham, nursing Ronnie Moffat,
son of Mrs. Moffat, who has
been a patient there for sev
eral weeks.
Miss Nancy Girard of Rox
boro, a student at the Univer
sity of North Carolina Sum
mer School, was a weekend
guest of Miss Judith Adams.
Mrs. T. E. Faucette. Mr.
Willard Faucette,, Misses Don
na Kayo Ovcrby and Eliza
beth Overby and Judy King
visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Faucette in Morehead City and
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nance
and family in Albemarle re
cently.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Alston
and family of Henderson visit
ed Mrs. A. D. Alston on Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade T. Par
ker., Jr., and son of Waynes
boro, Va., will be weekend
guests of Mrs. H. L. Falkener.
Mr. Parker is a professor at
Fishbourne Military Academy.
Mr. and Mrs. David Parker
of New Symra Beach, Fla., and
Mrs. William Rylan of South
Hill, Va., were luncheon guests
of Mrs. Owen Davis on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Mary Land and Mrs.
Evelyn Claiburn of Skipwith,
Va., were guests of Mrs. H.
E. Coleman on Tuesday.
Mrs William King left Mon
day for Germany to spend
sometime with relatives. Mr.
King accompanied her as far
as New York.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ballard
and daughters of Siler City
were guests of relatives in Ax
tello this week for several
days. Mrs. H. C. McAmis and
daughter. Betsy, lef this week
for Culman, Alabama, after
spending sometime with her
parents at Axtelle.
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Clark
left Wednesday to spend three
weeks in Denver, Colorado.
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Mr. and Mrs. Belford Wag
ner and daughter, Belvie, of
Lexington were weekend guests
| of Mrs. Anne W. Tharrington.
They were accompanied home
on Sunday by Miss Bonnie
| Wagner, who had been visiting
her grandmother for several
days.
Mrs. E s t e 1 le Williams
Lipscomb of Baltimore, Md.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lips
comb and sons of New York
are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Williams in Inez.
Mrs. W. B. Shields and son,
Barry, returned last week from
a week's visit with friends at
Harkers Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wil
liams and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Poindexter, Mr. and
Mrs. E. T. Odom, Mrs. Louise
Allen, Mrs. E. B. Weston, Mrs.
W. B. Shields and son, Barry,
and Mr. A. J. Ellington attend
ed the Boyette-Davis wedding
end reception in Inez on Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Palmer of St.
Petersburg, Fla., is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. R. D. Scott and other
relatives here.
Guests of Mrs. B. G. Thar
rington on Sunday were Mrs.
G. H. Dorsey and daughter of
Oxford, Mrs. A. B. Stainback,
Mrs. J. A. Seaman and Mr.
Poe, all of Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Stew
art and son and Mrs. F. B.!
Twitty were overnight guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J.
Kenly and family in Ports
mouth, Va., this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elkin
and sons have returned to
their home in Charleston, W.
Va., after visiting Mrs. Elkin's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed
ward Rooker.
Miss Edwinia Rooker of the
Virginia Beach school faculty
is at her home here for some
time.
Murray-Clark
The marriage of Miss Peggy
Marie Clark, daughter of Mrs.
Maxine Clark of Warrenton
and Mr. Marvin D. Clark of
Marmaduke, to James Bingham
Murray of Littleton took place
on Saturday, July 7. The bride
attended John Graham High
School and the bridegroom at
tended Littleton High School.
They are making their home
in Littleton and Mr. Murray is
employed at Roanoke Rapids.
Attend College Reunion
Mrs. Frank Overby and Mrs
Louise Haithcock attended Lit
tleton College Reunion held on
Saturday at Weslyn College
Rocky Mount, and were over
night guests of Mr. and Mrs
W. T. Robertson in Rocky
Mount. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
son were overnight guests o)
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Miss Harmon Feted
jAt Coke Party
Miss Patsy Harmon, July
LitlPtnnCt 0f G?rd0n G?y Of
Coki p Was honored at a
Coke Party on Sunday after
noo" JuJy 15. at the
mI h?nn,e Harmon on South
Mam Street. Miss Harmon was
presented a dinner plate in her
chosen pattern was also
given a corsage of white glad
iolus mixed with baby's breath
The table was covered with
a cut-work cotton cloth and
bore crystal candleholders with
rose Pink lighted tape" and
an arrangement of Queen
Annes Lace and rose pink
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straws, mints and nuts were
served by the hostess
*rsr lh?se Present were
Misses Jewel Gray Gineer
Tucker, Kay Fair, Betsy B^rd
Bobbin. Eliza Burton, Jafet
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Shower Is Given
For Mrs. Keeter
Mrs. Marion Coleman Perrv
and daughter, Marshall, of
Wise entertained at a miscel
SSJr lh0Wer on T"esday
night ,n honor of Mrs. Charles
Lee Keeter, Jr., a reCent bride,
nf n J!>er Miss Eva Spencer
of Boydton, Va.
The table was centered with
P'"k roses fever few and
fern. Punch, cheese straws
nuts and mints were served 30
Pascvf 11 Dm wise' Norlina,
wUh Va. Boydton and Skip
Mrs. J. R. Paschal 1
Entertains Club
Mrs. J. r Paschall enter
rwh? ?e?lbers of the Wise
Bridge Club on Wednesday af
ternoon and presented Mrs
Joe Hied a guest, a gift. Mrs.
u vv Perkmson was high
score winner and Mrs. Mary
Blaylock Bingo winner.
Ice cream in cantaloupe was
served and later fruit punch
at.e1J?yed by the group of
eight. The Paschall home bore
lovely arrangements of sum
mer flowers.
Mrs. Haithcock and Mrs Ov
erby at Hotel Warren last
week and the group attended
at ,he Macon
Methodist Church.
M;YiSCH?rriet Cheek "waited j
Mrs. Edwin Stansbury in Lit
tleton on Sunday. <
Miss Daniel Feted
At Dessert Party
Miss Harriet Daniel, bride
elect of August, was feted at
a dessert bridge party on1
Tuesday evening by Mrs..
Thomas Scott Gardner and re-1
ceived a gift in silver. An ice'
course was enjoyed and later ^
punch and cheese straws were
served. The entire home was!
gay in summer flowers.
Mrs. Monroe Gardner receiv-j
ed Bingo prize, Miss Jane Link |
high score prize and Mrs. Wal-.
ter A. White low score gift. ;
Others playing contract bridge
were Mesdames J. H. Daniel, j
J. E. Banzet, J. J. Allen, Tom ,
Brown, Misses Edwina Booker i
and Peggy Mustian of Warren-J
ton, Miss Betty Read of Nor-;
lina and Mrs. Ben Harris of,
Inez.
Elberon News
Mr. and Mrs .T. M. Aycock
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T.
M Aycock. Jr., in Lumberton
and the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. j
Jimmy Aycock in Kennebec,
for several days.
Miss Carolyn Abbott and
friend of Elizabeth City visited ]
Mrs. W. H. Abbott, Sr., on,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawley of En-j
field, Mrs. Quails of Hollister!
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Duke and Vickie of Henderson
were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. M. C. Di'ke
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Ray
Ayscue of Newport News, Va.,
were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. I.inwood Ayscue. Re
cent guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Knight and sons of New
port News, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fuller j
of Macon visited Mr. and Mrs.
H G. Limer on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Partin ofj
Raleigh visited Mr. and Mrs.
M T. Abbott on Friday. Miss
Vivian Abbott accompanied
them to the beach for a week. |
Mrs. T. H. Aycock was a!
weekend guest of Mrs. Andrew j
Collins in Warren Plains. i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ed-|
wards of Middleburg visited j
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mustian
on Sunday.
Mr. Gordon Limer was a j
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. j
Lcland Gottschalk on Sunday. |
Revival Services
The Rev. Ray Cumbee of |
Glen Allen, Va., was guest j
minister at the annual revival
services held at Sulphur;
Springs Baptist Church last
week with large attendance.
He was a guest of the Rev. Mr. I
and Mrs. Joe Mack Long and.
daughters while here. Bap
tismal services were held in
the Warrenton Baptist Church |
on Sunday with the Rev J.j
M. Long in charge.
Basic Training I
Mabel?It took eight sittings.;
Tillie?What? Have you been
having a portrait painted?
Mabel?-No, learning to skate.
Wiss Margaret Davis
Weds Bobbv Bovette
and'thenia?e J? ?p Boye?<
?f Raleigh in F' Royette
ceremony? on <?, double??
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Rocky Mount officiated " ?'
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;'nd greenery ? d ' S,ad?
branched candelabra. "
Given in marriage bv her
cousin, Georvn win " 1
of Inez th ^ JWliham Dave;
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'ength , u,T^'T
?d ho. ,^s
of ,11 ? Moulder-length veil
Of illusion fell from a crown
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mouth, VaC ?lfZ ?' P?r,S'
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matching Jo anT short'ved'
and carried a nosegay of var
co ored mums and alter* Hod
with rainbow ribbons
Wcrc Misses
Elizabeth Davis of Inez, Peggy
Norwood of Areola and M?
ren,onha^f l0n- *- ?' w?
Pirns anl n"" gowns- head
were? aU? b?"?r "'^ant'and
Ks-rJfJr
and sc?ttered them i? Pfrom
Tharr^gtor?,dCw.s
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Jr of w?re Gid Tharrington,
Jr., of Warrenton. Shank Clino
Vrc?enCanady of RaIe'gh
bride iSl mother of the
lace w7ihre. 8 dFCSS of 'avender
ace with lace hat and white
accessories. Mrs. Boyette wore
a dress of beige iace wdh
is Go'? zrss
wore a dress of black and a
white orcbid corsage.
For travel the bride changed
to a yellow cotton dress, trimm
ed in white eyelet embroidery
and white accessories and the
orchid lifted from her bridal
bouquet.
The bride is a graduate of
John Graham High School and
attended Hardbarger's School
of Business in Raleigh. The]
jbridegroom is a graduate of;
I King's Business College and|
| holds a position with Sharpe's1
Formal Wear in Raleigh. The1
couple will reside in Raleigh.
Reception
I The ancestral home of Mr.
jand Mrs. G. W. Davis in Inez1
iwas the setting for the wed-!
ding reception on Sunday af-1
ternoon following the Boyette-j
Davis wedding in the Inez|
Baptist Church.
Guests were greeted by Mr. |
and Mrs. Davis, who also in
troduced the receiving line,
composed of the bride and
groom, their parents and mem
bers of the wedding party.
Miss Susie Tharrington regis
tered guests and Mrs. O. L.
| Hicks and Mrs. J. I. McGrath
I poured lime punch. Assisting
! in serving decorated cakes,
nuts and mints were Mesdames
j David Koontz of Burlington,
! E. R. Davis, Frederick Wil
1 liams and Willie Norwood of
I Inez. Good-byes were said to
j Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Harris,
j The entire Davis home was
festive in floral arrangements
and greenery. The table was
I centered with a bridal arrange
j ment of cut flowers, flanked
I by tall white tapers in old sil
Iver candelabra.
Attend Wedding and Reception
Among out-of-town relatives
and friends attending the wed
ding and reception were Mrs.
| Ola Boyette, Mr. Curtis Boy
I ette, Joe Canady, Shank Cline,
j Mr. and Mrs. Graham Egerton
of Raleigh, Mrs. E. H. Pulley
of Greensboro, Messrs. Philip
Shearin and Harold Carraway
of Rocky Mount, Mrs. Nick
Pescara of Florida, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Skillman of
Thomasville, Ga., Mr. and Mrs.
Eden Tharrington of Youngs
ville, Mrs. J. C. Overton of
j Portsmouth, Va., Mrs. S. I.
McGrath of Norfolk, Va., Mrs.
j David Koontz and daughters of
; Burlington and many others.
Cake-Cutting
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Thar
| rington, Mr. and Mrs. David
j Mayo and Miss Susie Tharring
I ton entertained at a cake-cut
ting at the Inez Club House
on Saturday evening following
the wedding rehearsal of Miss
Margaret Joyce Davis and Bob
by Franklin Boyette.
Guests were greeted by Miss
Susie Tharrington and Miss
Anna Clark. Mrs. James Har
ris directed guests to the re
freshment table which bore
the traditional green and white ,
color scheme. After the hon
orees had cut the first slice
from the three-tiered wedding
cake, topped with a miniature |
bride and groom, Mrs. Ernest
Davis cut and served the cake.
Mrs. Ola Boyette presided at j
the punch bowl. Assisting in j
serving mints and nuts were
Mrs. L. A. Fowler and Miss
Mitzie Tharrington.
Approximately 60 guests at- '
tended from Inez, Areola, War-1;
ronton, Rocky Mount, Raeford, j
Burlington, Youngsville, Ral
eigh. Greenville and Ports
mouth, Va.
Births
Sgt. and Mrs. Sam Pitchford
of Fayetteville announce the
birth of a son, William Stan-11
ley, on July 9, in Cape Fear, (
Hospital. Mrs. Pitchford is the |:
former Miss Shirley Ann!:
Tharrington of Warrenton
1
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy R. Fogle- j i
man of Elon College announce (
the birth of a son, Brian Rock
well, in Alamance County Hos
pital, Burlington, on July 10.
Mrs. Fogleman is the former
Miss Laura Ann Seaman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.
P. W. Seaman of Henderson.
Humphreys-Harlow
LITTLETON?Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Nicholson Harlow of Rt.
2, Littleton, announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Nancy Janet, to James Steven
son Humphreys, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Humphreys of
Parkersburg, West Virginia.
The wedding date is set for
August 12.
Hundley-Jones
LITTLETON?Mr. and Mrs.
John Fabius Jones of Littleton
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Edith Juanita,
to Jackie Ray Hundley, son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Hundley of Draper and the
newphew of Mr. and Mrs. Jos
eph Claude Hundley of Draper,
rhc wedding date is set for
August 12.
The average site of farm
mortgages In the U. S. in
creased from $4,500 in 1949 to
510,000 in 1959, says USDA's
Economic Research Service.
Average term went from 8.5
to 10.7 years, average interest
rate from 4.73 to 5.41 per
cent.
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