NEWS of WENDELL
Mrs. Bobby Johnson is seriously
ill in Wake Memorial Hospital
following an operation for kidney
stones last Monday morning.
Lee Nowell, David Baynes, Don
Underhill, Chris Underhill and
Johnny Narron are attending R.
A. Camp at Fort Caswell. Accom
panying them are Mrs. Wilbur Un
derhill and Mrs. A. H. Baynes.
Mrs. G. W. Miller of Raleigh
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spent Tuesday night with her sis
ter, Mrs. S. T. Dodd.
G. P. Archer and Mr. and Mrs.
L. M. Raper and two sons are
spending 10 days in Elwiston, Fla.,
with Mr. Archer’s brothers and
sisters.
Mrs. Johnnie Gay of Atlanta,
Ga., was called home due to the
death of her aunt, Mrs. Ray. She
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Taylor.
Miss Katherine Kannon attended
a gift showing in Charlotte last
week.
Mrs. B. C. Roberts and Carol
Roberts spent the weekend at
Clarksville, Va., with Mrs. David
Lee of Raleigh.
Mrs. Blanche Dean is spending
a week in Jacksonville, Fla., with
Mr. and Mrs. Dolphin Griffin.
Miss Mae Blackley of Hamlet
was a guest of her niece, Mrs. Ros
coe Nowell, for 10 days.
Shelton Lewis remains in Wake
Memorial Hospital after surgery.
His mother, Mrs. W. P. Lewis, who
was a patient there has returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brinson left
Monday for their home in Miami,
Fla., after attending the Perkins
Phipps wedding. Mrs. Brinson is a
sister of Mrs. Cecil Perkins.
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Miss Isla Mae Phipps, Mrs. Lil
lian Phipps and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Liles were hosts to the Perkins
Phipps wedding party following
the rehearsal Friday night at the
Christian Church social hall.
The table was lovely with a
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white centerpiece. Cake was served
by her mother, Mrs. Louis Liles
and punch was served by the
groom’s mother, Mrs. Cecil Per
kins.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Perkins, par
ents of the groom, Edward Perkins,
entertained the Perkins-Phipps
wedding party at a dinner party
at Dolphins Friday night at 6:00
o’clock. Miss Phipps presented
silver jewelry to her attendants
and Mrs. Mallie C. Todd, organist
and Mrs. Jack Liles, vocalist.
Mr. Perkins gave engraved tie
clasps to his groomsmen and Louis
Oliver Liles, pianist.
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Mrs. Everette Ledford, Jr., hon
ored her aunt, Mrs. Zeb Jones of
Tampa, Fla., and cousin, Mrs.
Ralph Hart of St. Louis, Mo.
Bridge was played at two tables.
Cokes and nuts were served dur
ing the progressions and con
gealed salad and iced tea, during
the social hour. Other guests were
Mrs. Ray Whitley, Mrs. Warren
Dean,- Mrs. Leo Britt, Mrs. Mar
shall Henry, Mrs. Marvin Todd and
Mrs. Ralph Baugh.
Mrs. Whitley received high score
and Mrs. Dean, second high.
Gifts were presented to the honor
guests.
THOMAS L. GRIMES
Funeral services for Thomas
Leamon Grimes, 65, of Wendell,
were held Sunday at 3 p.m. at the
Wendell Christian Church by Elder
T. Floyd Grimes and the Rev.
John Whidden. Burial was in the
Wendell cemetery.
He was a native of Martin Coun
ty, a member of Oakgrove Primi
tive Baptist Church, and former
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pastor of Old Union and Mount
Lebanon Primitive Baptist
Churches.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ap
pie Christman Grimes; one son,
Thomas R. of the home; one
daughter, Mrs. Jack E. Cantey of
Charlotte; three brothers, Will E.
of Robesonville; Rufus N. of Wake
Forest, Mark G. of Hattiesburg,
Miss.; four sisters, Mrs. David Pur
vis of Tarboro, Mrs. Semmie James
of Norfolk, Va.; Mrs. Ella Carson
of Greenville, and Mrs. Sally Cher
ry of Everetts.
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Mrs. Amos Dean and Mrs. J. C.
Pearce gave a miscellaneous show
er at the Dean home on Raleigh
Road, honoring bride-elect, Miss
Nan Phipps. Bridal games were
played by 50 guests. Punch, nuts,
cheese straws and individual cakes
were served by her mother, Mrs.
Louis Liles and the groom’s moth
er, Mrs. Cecil Perkins. Miss Phipps
received many lovely gifts.
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BLACKLEY REUNION
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Nowell and
son, George of Wendell, attended
the fifth family reunion of Mrs.
Nowell’s family Sunday July 21
which was held at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Roscoe C. Johnson
in Petersburg, Va. Mr. Johnson is
pastor of Washington St. Metho
dist Church. Those attending
the reunion, also attended the
morning worship service which
Mr. Johnson conducted and Roy
Blackley, Mrs. Nowell’s brother,
sang the special music.
Members of this family are de
scendants of the late Shemuel
Claiborne and Lucy Kearney
Blackley who were born, reared
and buried near Franklinton. The
first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs.
Blackley was Rufus, Mrs. Now
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ell’s father, whose widow now
lives in Hillsboro. The oldest liv
ing grandchild if Miss May Black
ley of Hamlet, formerly of Ra
leigh.
Co-hosts were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Page of Hopewell, Va., and
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40 members of the family attended.
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MAYOR SPELL DIES
Oscar Glenn Spell, 69, mayor of
Farmville, died Wednesday after
noon at Duke Hospital in Durham
following several weeks’ of ill
ness.
He had been Farmville’s mayor
for six years and had previously
served as mayor of Stantonsburg
and Walstonburg. He was the
Norfolk and Southern Railway
agent at Farmville.
He was a past president of the
Farmville Rotary Club. A veteran
of World War 1, he had served
as commander of Farmville A
merican Legion Post No. 151. He
was a past master of Farmville
Masonic Lodge No. 517 and Stan
tonsburg Masonic Lodge No. 92,
AF&AM and was a member of the
official board of the Farmville
Methodist Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Hazel Everett Spell; two daughters,
Mrs. Addison M. Sprague of Dur
ham and Mrs. Larry R. Jenks of
Raleigh; two sons, O. G., Jr., of
Wendell and Homer C. Spell of
Farmville; one sister, Mrs. Mag
gie Bullard of Salemburg; one
brother, Libby Spell of Autryville,
and seven grandchildren.
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THANK YOU NOTE .
I want to express my deep ap
preciation for all the kindnesses
shown me during my stay in the
hospital and since coming home.
Thank all of you.
Waddell Roberts
MRS. WAYNE RAY
Funeral services for Mrs. Wayne
Ray, 47, of Zebulon, Rt. 2, who died
July 31 was held at 2 p.m. Friday
at Pilot Baptist Church. The Rev.
Gilbert McDowell, pastor, officiat
ed. Burial was in the Upchurch
cemetery. Surviving are her hus
band; one daughter, Miss Alice Ray
of Sacramento, Calif.; one son,
Billy W. Ray of Raleigh; one
grandchild; her mother, Mrs. Wal
ter Oakley of Zebulon, Rt. 2, seven
sisters, Mrs. Russell Taylor of
Wendell, Mrs. Howard Clark of
Orlando, Fla., Mrs. John Perkins
of Greensboro, Mrs. Leon King
of Durham, Mrs. Robert Cunning
ham of Denver, Colo., Mrs. Jimmy
Wiggs of Ft. Walton Beach, Fla.,
and Mrs. Marvin Strickland of
Zebulon; three brothers, Wilbur
Oakley of Zebulon, Rt. 2, W. A.
Oakley, Jr., of Vacaville, Calif.,
and Edward Oakley of Wendell.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rudolph
Harris announce the birth of a
daughter July 30 at Rex Hospital.
Mrs. Harris is the former Esther
Harris.
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