News and Society Items
Mr. Richard L. Pinaell of
Atlanta, Ga.t Is visiting his
daughter, Miss Diane Pinnell
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Buck King.
Captain and Mrs. J. C. Har
ris and family of Hampton,
Va., spent last week here and
in Areola with relatives.
Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Capps were Cap
tain and Mrs. J. c. Harris and
family 0f Hampton, Va,. Mr
and Mrs. C. C. Liles and faim
ily of Whitakers and Mr. and
lUnr C. b. Capps and family
of Rocky Mount.
Mr and Mrs. Victor Bell
and family of Baltimore, Md.,
were recent guests of Mrs. J.
S. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Acree
of Roanoke, Va., were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cupton.
Weekend guests of Mrs W
P Conn were Mr. and Mrs
James E. Ayscue and Mr. and
Mrs. e. B. Rogers and son,
j3?. of RaIeieh and Mr.
and Mrs W, L. Stevenson and
family of Henderson.
Ritsty Cole returned Sunday
to his home near Winston
Salem after spending the sum
mer at Axtelle with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cole ac
companied him home after
M,?, wgthe weekend with
Mrs. M. D Overby and family.
Miss Joanne Serls has re
sumed her work in Norfolk.
Va., after spending a week
here with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Frank Serls.
Mrs. M. H. Hayes of Wise
and her house guest, Mrs. H.
D Jordan, of Richmond, Va
visited in Raleigh last week '
Mrs. Thomas Ellington spent
the weekend with Mrs. R d
Jones in Nashville.
Mrs_ W. R. Strickland and
Mrs. F. B. Newell attended the
funeral of Mr. Ross Cone of
Castalia in Rocky Mount last
week and also the interment
in Wilson.
3,' B Boyce" visited
; ends in Drewryville Va
last week. '
Mrs. J. w. Scott and Mrs. C.
h. Scott visited relatives in
Washington. D. C? for several
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Phil
hps of Washington were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs C
E. Parker and son.
Mrs. J. b. Bobbitt and Mrs.
Virginia Pearsall were among
visitors in Raleigh on Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Phelps
of Belleville, Illinois, and Mrs
J- M. Coleman of Wake Forest
visited friends and relatives
here and in Macon on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. John Clifford
and little daughter of Hender
son have taken an apartment
in the home of Mrs. Sam Wel
don. I
Hedgepeths Hold
Family Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hedge
peth entertained at a family
reunion on Sunday at their
home with the Rev. Troy Bar
rett offering the blessing.
The menu consisted of fried
chicken, barbecue, deviled
eggs, potato salad, Smithfield
ham, hot rolls, biscuits, potato
pudding, candied yams, string
beans, corn pudding, corn on
the cob, butterbeans, cheese
biscuits, pickles, cakes, lemon
pies, iced tea, Cokes and
Pepsis.
Guests attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Thad Holloman of
Ahoskie, Dr. and Mrs. A, W.
Hedgepeth and children, Craig,
Albert and Sarah Ann, of
Pinetops, Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Hedgepeth and son, Rich
ard, Jr., and Miss Linda Wal
ters of Richmond, Va., Mr.
and Mrs. H. P. Hedgepeth of
South Hill, Va., Mr. and Mrs.
James Hedgepeth and children,
Jim and Ann, of Conway,
Miss Lillian Hedgepeth of
Rich Square, Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Smith of Lynchburg, Va.,
the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Troy
Barrett and sons, Mrs. C. L.
Purdy, Mrs. W. A. Graham
and Miss Mariam Boyd, all of
Warrenton.
Stoneys To Hold
Open House
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Stoney will entertain at as
informal drop-in Open House
at the rectory on Sunday af
ternoon from 4:30 to 6:00 to
commemorate their first anni
versary at Emmanuel Episco
pal Church and to show the
new improvements In the roe
tot j.
Members of ' Emmanuel
Church, Church of the Good
Shepherd and friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Stoney are invited to
attend. ' -fv-V
Pre-Nuptial Parties
Are Given For
Miss Betsy Read
Mrs. W. F. Farmer, Mrs. J.
E. Cheves, Mrs. F. W. Reams,
Mrs. J. A. Tucker and Mrs.
S. H. Massey entertained at a
three-course luncheon recently
for Miss Betsy Read, bride
elect of September 8, who re
ceived crystal from each of
the five hostesses.
The Farmer home bore love
ly arrangements of summer
flowers. Places were laid for
14 guests from Oxford and
Warrenton.
Miss Read Given Luncheon
Mrs. L. B. Beddoe honored
I Miss Betsy Read with a lunch
i eon on Monday and presented
her a corsage of miniature
mums and tuberoses and a
silver goblet.
Place cards were decorated
with white wedding bells and
behind them stood handmade
dolls dressed as bridesmaids
in pastel shades of green, pink,
yellow and blue net holding
miniature corsages. Miss Read
had a doll, dressed as a bride,
at her place.
A chicken salad plate, garn
ished with tomato aspic on let
tuce, deviled eggs, country
ham, open-faced party nut
bread sandwiches, spiced
peaches, hot rolls, and cake,
topped with caramel sauce
nuts and ice cream, were
served.
Attending were Misses Read.
Caroline Vault of Oxford, Bet
sy Byrd Bobbitt, Saralee
Drake, Sarah Ann Miles, Inez
Davis, Betty Read, Nancy Rose
Harris and Judith Adams of
Warrenton, Mesdames T. L
Read, Hayward Morgan. Ted
Morgan and Wilbur Vault ol
Oxford, Mrs. Ed Wood, Jr.
and Mrs. P. B. Boyd of War
renton.
White flowers and greenery
were used throughout the Bed
doe home
Honored At Luncheon
Mrs. J. E. Adams, Mrs. W
A. Miles, Jr., and Mrs. W. K
Lanier, Jr., entertained at a
three-course luncheon on Tues
day at the Henderson Motel in
honor of Miss Read, who re
ceived gifts from her hostesses
The table bore an all-white
bridal appointment.
Others attending were Mrs.
T. L. Read and Mrs. Hayward
Morgan of Oxford, Misses
Judy Adams, Sarah Ann Miles,
Saralee Drake and Nancy Rose
Harris of Warrenton.
Honors Bridesmaids
Miss Betsy Read entertained
at a bridesmaids luncheon in
her home in Oxford on Wed
nesday. Attending from War
renton were Misses Judy
Adams, Sarah Ann Miles, Sara
lee Drake, Nancy Rose Harris
and Mrs. William K. Lanier, Jr.
Wedding Breakfast
Mr. and Mrs. Pettway Boyd
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
White of Fayetteville will en
tertain at a wedding breakfast
on Saturday morning in the
Boyd home in Warrenton for
the Morgan-Read wedding par
ty and families.
A bridal motif of white and
green will be used throughout
the Boyd home.
Links Honored
By Their Children
Miss Jane Link and Mr.
Johnny Link honored their par
ents, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Link, at a reception on Fri
day evening from eight to ten
o'clock in honor of their 25th
weddingg anniversary.
Guests were greeted by Mrs.
J. E. Adams and were regis
tered by Mrs. F. W. Reams.
Mrs. C. E. Rodwell received in
the living room and introduced
the line, composed of the Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Link, Miss Jane
Link and Mr. Johnny Link.
Punch was poured by Mrs.
W. L. Wqpd and Mrs. Hugh
White served wedding cake.
She was assisted by Mrs. W.
A. Miles. Jr., and Mrs. Stephen
Daniel. The table bore an all*
white mixed bridal arrange
ment in crystal epernettes,
flanked by burning white tap
ers in silver holders. The en
tire home bore lovely floral
arrangements.
One hundred guests attend
ed, including out-of-town guests
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson and
son, James, of Winston-Salem.
Baptists To Have
Student Program
The Warrenton Baptist
Church will feature an "Off
to College Day" at the 11
o'clock worship service on
Sunday morning when college
studenta will be guests of hon
or. 11m pastor, the Rev. John
R. Link, will deliver the spec
ial message to the atpdenta on
"Get
Miss Faulkener
Becomes Bride Of
J. R. Thompson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Perry
Faulkener of Warrenton an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter. Patsy Josephine, to
Johnny Randolph Thompson.
Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson of South Hill, Va.,
on Saturday afternoon. Septem
ber 1, in the North Warrenton
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Phillip Lykes, pas
tor, officiated. Only members
of the two families attended,
i The bride wore a dress of
cinnamon brown, trimmed in
black, black accessories and a
corsage of yellow mums.
Mrs. Thompson is a graduate
of John Graham High School
and holds a position with Car
olina Sportswear Co., Inc. Mr.
Thompson is t. graduate of
Park View High School and
holds a position in South Hill,
Va.. where the couple will re
side.
jWilson Family
1 Holds Reunion
Members of the immediate
family of James E. Wilson held
a family reunion at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Wil
son near Macon on Sunday,
September 2. with 21 attend
ing.
Special guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Boyd Wilson of Rocky
Mount. Others attending were
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Umstead,
Courtney and Susan Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. V. Edwin Wil
son, Liza. Lola, Laura, Lee and
Leslie Wilson all of Durham;
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace T. White,
j Leonard and John Lee of Hen
j derson; Mr. and Mrs. Wharton
I Zentz of Glyndon, Md.
Members unable to attend
were Mrs. Cora White of Hen
derson, Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Wilson and Katherine of Con
and family of Wichita, Kansas,
j cord, S-Sgt. John L. Wilson
land Pfc. James S. Wilson, Jr.,
of the U. S. Marines, who is
stationed in Puerto Rico, but
| expect to arrive in the States
I this week.
A delicious picnic dinner
j was served on the lawn of
| the Wilson home. Games were
I enjoyed by the children and
? the men played horseshoes.
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MISS ELIZABETH HAYWOOD READ,
whose engagement to John Douglass Foutz, Jr., of Warrenton,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Foutz of Boonton, New Jersey,, is an
nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Haywood Read
of Norlina. A November wedding is planned.
I
During the afternoon the lad
j ies visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Mustiar. in Norlina and
also visited the old farm place.
Mr. and Mrs. Wharton Zentz
lot Glyndon, Maryland, visited
relatives in Durham, Hender
son and Macon during the
| weekend and returned to their
home on Monday.
Mrs. Limer Holds
'Open House'
Mrs. Ethel Thompson Limer
entertained at an "Open
House" on Wednesday after
noon from three to six o'clock
in her beauty shop for her
friends and customers.
Miss Becky King of Areola
and Raleigh, new assistant to
I Mrs. Limer, was introduced to
the guests and poured punch.
She was assisted by Mrs. J.
B. Thompson of Warrenton
? and Mrs. Carol Felts of Nor
lina.
The table bore an attractive
arrangement of greenery, flank
ed by burning tapers. A varie
ty of party cookies and cheeso
straws were served buffet.
Favors were presented each
guest by Mrs. Limer.
Communion Service
Holy Communion Services
will be held at the Church of
the Good Shepherd, Hidgeway,
Ion Sunday at 3 p m., accord
jing to the Rev. J. M. Stoney,
; Jr., rector.
Miss Choplin
Weds Mr. Hopkins j
In Episcopal Rites
St. Marks Episcopal church
in Richmond, Virginia, was the
setting for the wedding of Miss
Bonnie Rose Choplin and Geor
ge William Hopkins on Satur
day at eleven o'clock in the
morning. The vows were ex
changed before the Rev. Ed
ward Meeks Gregory with only
a small group of close friends
present.
The couple entered the:
Church unattended, the bride!
dressed in a white street]
length dress with matching ac-|
cessories and carrying a white I
bridal corsage.
Mrs. Hopkins is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Thomas
Choplin of this city. She grad-1
uated from Henderson high]
school and attended Louisburg j
college where she look a two-1
year business coure. She isi
employed in the office of the ]
National Cash Register Com
pany in Richmond. Mr. Hop
kins is the son of Mrs. George
Hopkins and the late Mr. Hop
kins of Bedford, Virginia and
is an employee of General
Motors Company of Richmond.
After a wedding trip to
Maryland, the couple will be
at home in Richmond at 3506
Chamherlayne avenue.
Mariam Boyd
Menus
Monday?Fish sticks, butter
ed corn, sour cream slaw,
cornbread, lemon icebox pie
and milk.
Tuesday ? Spiced luncheon
meat, buttered potatoes, green
peas, rolls, butter, pear salad,
milk.
Wednesday?Fried chicken,!
rice and gravy, green beans, |
biscuits, citrus salad, milk.
Thursday?Cheese and maca
roni, turnip salad, glazed car
rots, cornmeal muffins, ice ]
cream, milk.
Friday?Weiners and rolls,
beans and cole slaw, cherry pie ]
and milk.
Births
I Mr. and Mrs. Carlton W.
j Duke, Jr., of Colonial Heights,
I Va., announce the birth of a
daughter, Susan Leigh, on Aug
ust 27. Mrs. Duke is the
I former Miss Jackie Miller of
I Warrenton.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Robert-]
son, Jr., of Norlina announce
the birth of a son in Warren j
General Hospital on August I
31. Mrs. Robertson is the for
mer Miss Alice Marie Koeker
of Norlina.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Bobbitt of Raleigh announce
the birth of a daughter, Sylvia |
Diane, on September 1 in Rex:
Hospital. Mrs. Bobbitt is the
former Miss Lorraine Pegram
of Vaughan.
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Garden Club To
Meet September 11
The Warrenton Garden Club
will hold its first meeting on
Tuesday, September 11, in the
Presbyterian Church with a
luncheon being served by the
women of the church.
Dow Pander of the Penarrow
Nursery in Raleigh will be the
guest speaker and all members
are urged to attend.
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