News and Events of Interest To Norlina Readers
MRS. IMOGENE ARNOLD, Editor
Mrs. H C. Thomas and son,
Mrs. Earl Smith and children
of Raleigh, Mrs. Percy Stew
art and Mrs. Ann Harris of
Henderson spent Wednesday
with Mrs. H F. Kelly. Mrs.
Lucile Bennett of Henderson
spent last week in the Kelly
home
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Knight
and Mrs. Ella Perkins visited
Mrs. Perkins' granddaughter,
Mrs. C. B. Woodmansee, and
family at West Point, Va
last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. K. F Brick
house, Mrs. Nellie Register
and Mrs. W A. Delbridge
spent Wednesday in Raleigh.
Mrs. Mary Norris Norman
has returned from a visit
with relatives in Petersburg
Virginia.
Mrs. J. R Crawley of
Charleston, W Va., and Mrs.
Lula West of Rupert, W Va.,
spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Adcock, Mr.
and Mrs. Adcock and their
house guests spent Wednes
day in Wakefield, Va., with I
Mrs. Clara Holt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lloyd
and Berkley Lloyd of Greens-1
boro are vacationing in F'or
ida this week.
Misses Ellyn Cain. Becky'
Smith and Linda Kay Stal-,'
lings of East Carolina Col
lege spent last weekend with
Mr and Mrs. T W Stallings. I
Mrs. G. W. Wilson of Clin- 1
ton was a visitor in the Ov
erby and Arnold home last
Saturday. j
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ay
cock of Hopewell, Va., spent
Wednesday with Mr and
Mrs. David Aycock. Mr Mor
ton Aycock of Elberon was an
overnight guest in the Aycock
home on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur F
Gooch and Mrs. C. T. Gallian
visited Mrs. John Brummit in
Oxford last Sunday.
Mrs. Susie Faucett is spend
ing sometime at Blowing
Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ed
ward Bowers of Richmond
were weekend guests of Mr
and Mrs. L. W. Bowers.
Mr and Mrs. Bobby Regis
ter and little daughter . of
?South Hill, Va., visited Mrs
Nellie Register on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Bill Isom of
Charlotte spent several days
this week with Mr and Mis
Walter Hundley. Mr. and
Mrs. G. R. Boswell and daugh
ter, Patricia, of South Hill,
^ a. spent Sunday in the
Hundley home.
Mesdames E. E. Hecht, J.
D. Holtzman and J. W. Ar
nold represented the Zion
Home Demonstration Club at
the 15th District Club meet
ing held in Louisburg on
Wednesday of last week
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace New
man and Mrs. G. O Stultz
Sr., are visiting relatives in
Florida this week.
Junior Woman's Club
Meets Yancey Home
The Norlina Junior Wo
man's Club met Thursday
| evening, April 18, at the
'home of Mrs. O. H. Yancey
with Mesdames E. L. Perry,
K D. Perry and Leigh Tray
' lor as co-hostesses. Mrs.
Stephen Daniel presided and
Mrs. Ernest Brauer gave the
1 devotional.
Mrs. Hal White. Jr., pro
cram chairman. presented
Mrs. Mildred Hicks, who gave
a program on "Western Unit
1 cd States," with the aid of
excellent slides she and her
family took while on a trip
there several summers ago
Mrs. G. G. Hendrick gave a
report on the Murdock School.
Mrs. Leigh Traylor and
Mrs. L O. Robertson. Jr., will
attend the State Federation
meeting in Asheville May 1-3.
M<-^. Traylor will be an hon
ored guest during this time.
Mrs. Daniel, president of
the club, expressed her ap
preciation for the fine work
and cooperation during the
coronation of Mrs. Traylor
She also said she wishes to
thank the Literature and
Music Club, the Norlina Sen
ior Woman's Club, the Ruri-!
tan Club, the Merchants As
sociation, Myrel's Shop, the
Norlina Supermarket, and
Odom's Flower Shop in War
renton.
The hostesses served cheese
biscuits, nuts, cake squares,
candies, shrimp toast and
punch.
Literature, Music
Club Holds Meeting
Mrs. J. T Walker and Miss ?
Minnie Harris were hostesses |
to the Norlina Literature and j
Music Club at a four-course ;
dinner last Thursday evening J
at 7 o'clock at the Norlina I
Woman's Clubhouse. Twenty j
club members were present. 1
The tables were beautifully ]
decorated with spring flowers j
and attractive place cards j
were used.
After the dinner hour, Mrs. I
A. S. Wyckoff presided over |
the regular monthly meeting I
of the club.
The program was under the [
direction of the literature
committee, composed of Mes
dames M F. Hayes, W. V
Hicks, W. S. Hicks and W.
O. Reed. The subject of the
program was "The Carolina
Charter of the Tercenten
nary." Mrs. Reed showed
pictures of historical land
marks of the state, describing
the same and brought it up
to the present time by show-1
ing pictures of college cam
puses. She also showed out
standing pictures of North
Carolina, such as the gardens
of Wilmington and the Capi
tol in Raleigh.
Mrs. W. V. Hicks gave a
talk on songs and ballads,
such as "Roger's Courtship,"
and "Love Will Find the
Way."
Missionary Circles
To Meet On Monday
The four circles of the
Woman's Missionary Society
j of the Norlina Baptist Church
I will hold their regular month
l ly meetings Monday as fol
i lows:
| The Margaret Mitchell Cir
jcle will meet at 10 a. m. at
the home of Mrs H. J.
Shearin.
The I,ola-Sue Circle will
meet at 3 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. Bertha Perkinson.
The Lottie Moon Circle
will meet at 8 p m. at the
home of Mrs. W E. Mul
|chi, Jr
The Annie Armstrong Cir
cle will meet at 8 p. m. at
the home of Mrs. Macon
Wemyss.
V.-Warren FHA Rally
Held At Middleburg
I The Vance-Warren FHA
Rally was held in Middleburg
on April 9 at 4 p. m. with
Diane Clark, president, pre
siding and extending the wel
come. Members of the Zeh
Vance Club had charge of
the devotions.
Following the greetings by
Mr. E. 0. Young. Jr., Joan
Short gave the secretary's re
port and Sandra Walker the
treasurer's report. Of the
lf.i members present, Nor
lina had the most members.
Ruth Breedlove, speaker
for the occasion, used as her
topic, "What Do You Want
Out of Life?" A report on
the Physical Fitness Confer
ence was given by Kay Parks
and a ialent skit was pre
sented by each of the FHA
Clubs. The Norlina Club was
in charge of the installation
of new officers.?Cliffie King,
Reporter.
Stew Sale
The Youth Fellowship of
the Warren Plains Methodist
Church will sponsor a Bruns
wick Stew sale at the church
on Saturday, April 27. The
stew, which will be ready at
noon, will sell for 75c per
quart, or 85c per quart if
container is furned by the
Fellowship. In case of bad
weather the sale will be
postponed. Miss Doris Wil
liams and Mrs. O. H. Yancey,
councilors, will be in charge
Mrs. Reavis Hostess
To Afton H.D. Club
Miss Emily Ballinger
Home Economist, presented
an interesting demonstration
on "The Use of New Fibers
and Fabrics for the Home" to
members of the Afton Home
Demonstration Club on Thurs
day afternoon, April 18. Good
and bad points in samples
were stressed by Miss Bal
linger. Mrs. E. B. R'deout,
president, presided.
Mrs. B L. Reavis, hostess
for the occassrion, served a
salad plate to the nine mem
bers ar.d one visitor attend
ing. The home was tastefully
decorated in spriug flowers.
Afton News
Mr. and Mrs. J. A Toone,
Jr., and son, Robert, of Pet
ersburg, Va., spent Sunday
with Mrs. J. A. Toone, Sr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Macon
Reavis and family.
Mr and Mrs. Ray Frazier
and Betsy entertained at a
dinner on Sunday in honor
of Miss Kay Harrell and Mr.
and Mrsr. Clyde Harrell of
Fayetteville. Others attend
ing were Mr. Billy Frazier of
Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Harris and family of Rich
mond, Va., and Mr. Billy
Frazier of Holland, Va.
Mr and Mrs. Wilburn
Reavis and daughter, Sondra,
and Mrs. E. C. Reavis of An
gier visited Mrs. Ada O'Brien
on Sunday afternoon.
Mesdames Vernon Mabry
and H. H. Steed visited Mr.
and Mrs. Cheatham Mabry on
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. W H. Martin visited
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Capps in
Norlina on Sunday
Mrs. Annie Paschall vistied
her daughter, Miss Dorothy
Paschall, at Murdock School.
Butner, on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. O M. Limer
attended a birthday dinner on
Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. Ellington, Sr.,
in Cokesbury, in honor of
Mrs Ellington, Mr. F. H. El
lington and Mrs. Tucker Har
ris.
Miss Margaret Ann Rideout
NEWS
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Mr*. Clarence Cahoon, Misa
Jean Cahoon and Mr. Marvin
Cahoon of Eden, New York,
were houac guests of the Rev.
and Mrs. M. E. Franke for
several days last week.
Mrs. Herman Seaman ac
companied Mrs. C. P. Holtz
man and Miss Margaret Holtz
man to Durham on Tuesday.
Miss Holtzman is receiving
treatment at Duke Hospital
each week.
Mrs. John Bender and
Misses Becky and Charlotte
Bender of Portsmouth, Va.,
spent several days recently
with Mrs. Lillian Bender.
Mr. and Mrs. David Bender
of Henderson, Mrs. Lillian
Bender and Misses Becky and
Charlotte Bender of Ports
mouth, Va., visited Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Bender on Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe- Brown
visited Mrs. Joseph Brown in i
Franklinton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Holtz
man and son, Claiborne, visit-1
ed Miss Bertha Brown and
has resumed her studies at i
Chowan College after spend-1
ing the spring holidays at her j
home here.
Mr. Bill Pinnell of Atlanta, !
Ga., a student at Lake City,
Florida, is spending several
days here with his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Pin
nell, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Limer
visited Mr. and Mrs. Linwood \
Purdue near Henderson on!
Sunday.
Honors Mrs. Pinnell
Mrs. J. K. Pinnell was hon
ored at a surprise birthday
party on Monday night by
her daughter, Mrs. J. H. An
drews. Birthday cake, ice
cream sodas, party sand
wiches and peanuts were
served to the 25 guests at
tending. Mrs. Pinnell receiv
ed many gifts.
sisters la Vaughan on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Charles Dark of Now
York and llrs. Arthur Petar
of Warren ton visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Petar on Ttmrtiy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stegall
and daughter of Raleigh vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Neal Capps
on Sunday.
Mrs. Rabon Johnson and
family of Norlina were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thurman Schuster on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gas
kin and family of Vanceboro
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. P. J. Bender and
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Bender.
Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Nichols,
Sterling and Jerry Nichols of
Hopewell, Va, and Miss Dot
tie Peace of Richmond, Va.,
visited Mrs. N. L. Williams
on Sunday.
Visitors in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L M. Paschall, Sr.,
during the week were Mr.
and Mrs. R. P. W. Seaman of
Henderson, Mrs. Robert Pas
chall, Mesdames Alton Curtis,
H. W. Seaman, Lillian Ben
der, Thurman Schuster, J. C.
Hatkins, Sam Moore, Annie
Paschall, C. F. Holtzman,
Charles Mitchell, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude White, Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Bender and Mr.
and Mrs. C. P. Holtzman.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Holtz
man and Mrs. C. P. Holtzman
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jen
kins at Ermo, S. C., in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. j
Mitchell in Cokesbury on
Monday night.
Mrs. Kilian Hostess
Mrs. Frank Kilian was hos
tess to members of the Ridge
way Home Demonstration
Club on Wednesday afternoon
and served delicious refresh
ments. The home was gay
in spring flowers'.
Mrs. Albert Bender, presi
dent, presided and Miss Emily
Ballinger gave an interest
demonstration on "New Fib
ers in Home Furnishings."
Reports were heard from
various leaders.
Missionary Society Meets
Mrs. P. E. Brauer, presi
dent, presided over the reg
ular meeting of the Woman's |
of St
Paul's Lutheran Church icW
at the Pariah Hall oa Thurs
day night The Her. If. K.
Frank* led la topic discus
sion. Member* were urged
to attend the Zone Rally to
be held . in Durham on
May 19.
Mrs. O A. -Brauer, hostess,
served delicious refreshments.
The table bore a lovely ar
rangement of mixed tulips.
Infant Christened
Master Walter Henry
Dortch, Jr., infant son of Mr.
and Mrj. Walter H. Dortch,
was baptised on Sunday morn
ing during the regular morn
ing worship service at St.
Paul's Lutheran Church, with
the Kev. M. E. Franke offic
iating. Sponsors were Mr.
Henry A. Dortch, grandfather
of the infant, and Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A.
? i
Dortch entertained at a (
iter on Sunday, following lb*
baptism, (or the Rev.
Mrs. M. E. Frank*,
Patrica Pranke, Mr. Ka
Franks, Mrs. Elizabeth
ker of Henderaon, lira.
Dortch, and Mr. and Mr*.
B. Martin. Mr. Spencer
and Mitt Karen Catea, all of]
Aft on.
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