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Several YWAs Enjoy
Camping at Fort
Caswell over Weekend
Several of the Y. W. A.’s en
joyed camping at Fort Caswell
last weekend. If you can’t or
don’t teach your children as much
about the Bible as you would like,
remember "these Bible camps are
much better than many oth°r
places. Many thanks to Mr. and
Mrs. B. K. Hopkins and Mrs. Hilda
Bunn for accompanying them.
We were so gald to have these
visit our Sunday School: Mrs. Lil
lian Privette, Mrs. M. L. Cone, and
Pearl Harris.
Everyone is sorry so many are
ill these days. Mrs. Fred Crisp
and Mr. Wise Doyle are at Rex
Hospital, Little Violet Denton and
Mr. John Ayscue at home and Mrs.
Annie Perry at Rex Hospital.
Mrs. Doc Hopkins and Miss
Pauline Perry visited some of the
sick at Rex Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lelon Horton and
Wanda of Raleigh are visiting
relatives while vacationing this
week.
Howard Doyle, a Seabee in the
Navy from Port Huememe, Cali
fornia, is spending some time with
relatives.
The following visited the F. V.
Hortons: Mr. and Mrs. Berry King,
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood King, and
TO OUR DAD
In memory of Morris Dale
Hood, who died on Aug
ust Ist, 1952.
It was just one year ago today
That God took you away.
You looked so peaceful and at rest.
It seemed hard but God knew best.
It’s not home since you’re not
there,
Your old hat and your vacant
chair;
These things remind us day by
day
Os how we miss you since you
went away.
As the years go by there will al
ways be
A special place in our memory.
This place was filled by you alone;
We cherish it since you have gone.
Our hearts will always be heavy
with pain
Until the time when we meet
again.
But when that time comes, dear
Dad,
We will rejoice and again be glad.
Mrs. Morris Hood.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Horton.
Mr. and Mrs. James Williford
spent last weekend at Atlantic
Beach.
Mrs. Pattie Hopkins and Mrs.
Jane Baker visited Mrs. Sis Baker
at Pearces Monday p.m. They
left Miss Sally Pearce there to
help care for Mrs. Sis during her
illness. They also visited Pete
Mitchell. He is feeble now.
Little Tim Perry, Jr., has yel
low jaundice. Mrs. Maxine King
in Raleigh has improved much.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finch and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Finch and Eddie spent last week
end at Ture Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Perry visited
the N. L. Perrys Sunday.
The Milford Killions of Houston,
Texas, recently visited the Joseph
Kesmows in Port Allegany, Penn.,
and the Melvin Stricxlands in Bal
timore, Md. They arrived at my
house Saturday p.m. They have
been visiting all the other Bunns
this week.
Willie Brannon is stationed at
Fort Bliss, Tevas. He enjoys the
Record very much.
Everybody remember your gift
for the sunshine basket Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Oma Hicks of
Wake Forest announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Ophelia
Ann to Richard Carter of Zebu
, lon. Mr. Carter is the son of Mrs.
Branch Carter and the late Mr.
Carter of Zebulon. The marriage
took place July 18 at Emporia,
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EARPSBORO
Mr. and Mrs. John
Tippett Are Honored
At Chicken Barbecue
Mr. and Mrs. John Tippett were
guests of the B. M. Prices last
week and enjoyed a chicken bar
becue.
Miss Adie Jo Bailey of Raleigh
is to be the house guest of the
Herman Creeches for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Creech were
the week end visitors of the Exum
Creeches of Smithfield.
The Zeb Corbetts of Zebulon and
the Arnold Drivers of Middlesex
were Sunday callers on the Rex
Browns.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Parrish
motored to Buggs Island Sunday
for sightseeing.
Mrs. Charlie Snow and children
are spending the week with the
Alfred Tippetts.
Bruce Brown is at Fort Jack
son, S. C., having been inducted
into the army last Thursday.
Mrs. Bill Creech is recuperating
at home after a short stay in the
hospital.
The first tobacco barn to be de
molished by fire in this section
was on Arnold Driver’s place, last
Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Tippett
were overnight guests of the Adri
an Tippetts of Fayetteville last
week. They helped Adrian move
into his new home while there.
The sons of Mrs. Bertha Hood,
Royce and M. D., spent the week
end with their mother.
The Marvin Brewers of Arling
ton, Va., spent the past week with
their daughter, Mrs. Otha Creech.
Little Miss Margaret Oliver has
been vacationing with her sister,
Mrs. Lloyd Tippett.
Mrs. Bert Canova and children
have returned to Winterhaven,
Fla., after spending the past weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Onnie Fowler.
The Vaiden Richardsons were
afternoon callers on the Kirkman
Richardsons of Wendell Sunday.
Courtney Sadler of Raleigh was
bedtime visitor of his sister, Mrs.
Clio Vann, last week.
Miss Katrina Bailey spent Sat
urday night with her grandmother,
Mrs. Charlie Parrish.
Will Creech became a grand
father for the third time with the
birth of a son to the Billy Creeches
of Raleigh recently.
Miss B. J. Bunn has announced
her coming marriage to Grayson
Pearce on September 26 at Hales
Church.
The Joe Pearces of Wendell were
afternoon callers of the E. K. Wil
liams Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roy and
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children, Mrs. Fred Alban and son,
all of Baltimore, Md., were recent
visitors of the John Tippetts.
Kenny Vann suffered another
fall early Saturday morning but
is now resting comfortably.
Mrs. Frances Richardson Brown,
now a practical nurse at Mary
Elizabeth Hospital, was the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Arthur Rich
ardson, Monday.
Douglas Parrish and friends
were entertained at a barbecue
supper at Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Hood’s Saturday eevning.
The Lloyd Tippetts were week
end guests of the W. M. Olivers
of Roanoke Rapids.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Chamblee for the past week is
Mrs. Beatrice Joyner of Fairmont,
sister of Mrs. Chamblee.
The B. O. Suttons and Kemp
Vanns of Wilson spent a few hours
in the Kenny Vann home Sunday.
Attending the regional meeting
of the Sunday School Convention
at Lees Chapel Sunday were the
Arthur Creeches and Mrs. Tal
madge Vann.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip of Raleigh
celebrated their ninth wedding an-
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Friday, July 31, 1953
niversary last Thursday visiting
the Preston Chamblees.
Mrs. Donnie Creech, Jr., was the
day-long visitor of her mother,
Mrs. Bertha Hood, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bissette of
Middlesex were recent visitors of
the Dennis Richardsons.
Little Miss Elmerine Richardson
spent the evening with cousins,
little Misses Susie and Shelia
Johnson.
Mrs. Linwood Fowler has been
attending her physician for a skin
malady.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chamblee
were in Castalia for the day Sun
day visiting the J. L. Freemans.
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Pleasant Sights: Erdine Vann
recording the minutes at the Sun
day School meeting .. . Maybelle
Eatmon canning tomatoes and
corn ... Blanche Horton’s win
ning smile ... Myrtle Chamblee
in the brightest red dress ... Jesse
Bailey’s chocolate birthday cake.
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