Friday, August 14, 1953
Joe Corbett Feted
By His Children
On 74th Anniversary
Pleasants Sights: Vera Price
with a turtle on her fish hook . . .
Molly Brown making herself a
slat bonnet . . . Ada Mae Hales
making two buckets of lemonade
. . . Lola Tippett putting sugar in
figs for overnight soaking . . . Iso
bel Gordon running her new store.
The children of Joe Corbett re
cently presented their father with
the birthday dinner they stage for
him annually. He was 74.
Mr. Corbett was bountifully sup
plied with gifts and congratula
tions by his family and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Creech and
son of Raleigh, came Sunday to
the Will Creech home.
BKk The Ashby Tippetts have re-
to Cove City, after spend
ing their vacation with the Wade
Tippetts.
The Jeff Hortons were weekend
visitors of the J. W. Suttons of
Kinston, parents of Mrs Horton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Driver mo
tored to Henderson Sunday for
sightseeing.
Bill and Carl Martin visited their
mother, Mrs. Ara Martin, Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Brown spent Wednes
day with Mrs. Herbert Perry at
Duke Hospital.
Bruce Brown is now stationed at
East Wake County's First
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The Ted Godecks of Washington,
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Frank Chamblees Sunday.
Preston Chamblee is under the
doctor’s care.
Mrs. Herman Creech accom
panied Mrs. Earl Creech to Healthy
Plains Church Sunday for services
and the picnic.
Mrs. Ida Driver spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Murphy.
Pete Creech, who is employed in
a carbon paper factory in Atlanta,
Ga., was home for the weekend. He
was accompanied by his cousin,
Bob Creech, of the same city.
The Exum Creeches of Smith
field have been vacationing at the
home of the Arthur Creeches.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Moore were
weekenders of Mrs. Lula Stallings.
Mrs. Blanche Horton was hostess
to the WMS at its monthly meeting
last Friday night.
Mrs. Ashley Creech and son are
spending some time with Mrs.
Crama Creech.
Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Sadler
of Littleton were Sunday afternoon
visitors of their daughter, Mrs.
Clio Vann.
Mr. and Mrs. Craven Brown of
Zebulon spent Saturday afternoon
with the Dwight Browns.
Little Elmerine Richardson was
a weekend guest of her Aunt Hel
en, in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Price were
in Pine Level Sunday afternoon,
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viewing the storm wreckage.
Wade Tippett accompanied the
Ashby Tippetts to the mountains
the latter part of last week.
Bedtimers of the Herman
Creeches Wednesday night were
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Turner and
son of Wendell.
Mrs. Douglas Brown spent Sun
day afternoon with her family, the
W. L. Snipes.
Mrs. William Driver visited her
brother, Jack Willoughby, of Ken
ly, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Tippett, ac
eompained by the Zack Barbours
of Smithfield, are vacationing in
Morehead.
The Herschel Fowlers of Virgin
ia are spending part of their va
cation with the Onnie Fowlers.
Mrs. Arthur Creech visited her
brother, Leonard Crowder, who
is ill at Mary Elizabeth Hospital,
Tuesday night.
Dinner was picnic style, served
on the spacious Corbett lawn. In
addition to the picnic baskets
brought by each of the children,
barbecue with all the trimmings
was served.
All the children of Mr. Corbett
were present except one, including
30 grandchildren, and 14 great
grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Gavitt of
Baltimore, Md., were callers on the
E. K. Williams Fonday afternoon.
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