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Kenly J
KENLY, Jan. 2.—Miss Grace
Snipe?, of Dunn, spent Thursday «
Aith her aunt, Mrs. H. M. Gxiz- (
:ard.
Mrs. D. B. Sasser and daughters, *
Margaret, Ruth and Virginia Sas- 1
.cr, of Wilson, spent Wednesday
here with relatives. ‘
Glenn Edgerton has returned to
Baltimore, Md., where he is study
ng medicine.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Adams, of
Linden, visited relatives here last
week.
Rev. F. B. Joyner made a bus
iness trip to Wilson Wednesday
afternoon.
J. E. Jones and family have re
turned .from Florida where they
•.pent Christmas.
iVU?. George K. Walston, of Wil
son. spent Thursday with Mrs. W.
T. Bailey.
Mr. L. C. Wilkinson and daugh
ters^ Miss Lillian Wilkinson, and
Mrs. W. 11. Winders, of Fremont,
Miss' Adna Lee Bailey and Mrs.
\V. A. Stallings, of Charlotte,
spent Wednesday in Raleigh.
Dr. G. B.v Woodard, of Wilson,
was in town Wednesday.
John L. Broughton has returned
from a visit to his cousin in Wil
t • •
•GRov. and Mrs. H. R. A-shmore, j
(.f lucama, wrere the g*uests of Rev. s
rind Mrs. F: B. Joyner Wednesday. (
Wilbur Sasser spent the week !
end with Arthur Grumpier. ,
Mrs. Lily
daughter, of
B. Fitzgerald and ^
Bagley,
the
Quests
day a.:
of Mrs, F. B. Joyner Thurs
.j.- a^tcrn-jon.
ATiftrvw Bagley, or Linkerston, is
spending several days with his sis
ter, Mrs. Jane Ayeoek.
Ulysses Hardison and chil
dren have returned to their home
in Enfield after spending the hol
idays in Selma and Kenly.
Mrs. Deans, of Goldsboro, is
}k,o at the bedside of her daugh
jter'anti son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J* R. Hicks, who are ill.
Mrs. F. T. McDewitt and son,
of Washington, are the guests of
> A. H. Hardison.
1 Miv and Mrs. N. E. Oliver have1
ft1 .tuned to their home in Wash
ington, after a visit tc Mrs. A. H.
llardiscn.
J. M. Stancil spent Thursday in
Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Broughton
spent Friday morning in Wilson.
Mrs. George J. Hales, of Rocky
Mount, is the guest of Mrs. J. G.
M^gh. iutd Mrs. A. J. Broughton.
C. H. Pulley, of Durham, visite 1 |
<?d his brother, C. S. Pulley, dur
ing the holidays.
Mrs. L. F. Peelc shopped in W.il
tfCJj Friday morning.
Mesdamos J. M. Woolarcl and G.
S. Coleman spent Friday in Ral
A.'Luh. ♦
■Mrs. E. V. Neighbors and Miss
Virginia Kirby spent Friday in
Wikoni
Mrs. Katie M. blocks spent Wed
nesday in Fayetteville.
After spending the holidays with
j.Miss Janie McNeil, Miss Mary
Shenvood McDonald has gone to
Sanford.
Mrs; Marvin Revel! and Miss
M;;rgaret Hooks shopped in Ral
eigh Friday.
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Wilson’s Mills
WILSON’S MILLS, Doc. 30.—
Miss Imogens Murray, who is in
^ / training; at Stuart Circle Hospital,
Richmond, V3., visited her mother
here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Todd, of
\f Rocky Mount, spent the holidays
here with relatives.
]toward Fairish, of near Clay
ton, visited relatives here this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Parri:h
and little daughter. Carolyn Par
ker lariish, returned to their home
j in Black Mountain' on Tuesday
after spending; the week end here
with relatives.
• Ivan Bailey, of Dunn, was ^
visitor in town during the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stevens
end littlo daughter, of Winston
-Recently visited Mr. and
MrsV'w. C. Wilson.
Miss Maggie Parrish, of Selma
spent the week end heVe with l>oi
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wiggs are
spending some time with relatives
rear Princeton.
Miss Margaret Wilson, who
teaches in Raleigh, is spending
the holidays here with her father.
Marshall Uzzle, of Charleston.
S. C., is spending the holidays here
with his mother, Mrs. Lula Uzzls.
Raymond Wilson, of Hopewell
Ya.} spent Christmas here with his
iamily.
Mr. and Mrs. living Jor.es and
little Miss Loyce Godwin spent the
week end near Smithfteld with Mrs,
Jcncs’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
* Gcwct.
Mins Odessa Mvisfeey, \\'.io is
‘V
ember of the Cleveland -school j
iculty, is spending the holidays <
ere with her mother. '
Millard B. Parrish, who is in i
:hool at Wake‘~Forest College, is
isiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. !
!. B. Parrish.
Carlton Adams, of' Wake For
st College, is spending the holi
ays here with relatives.
Hardee Branch, of near Eliza
eth church, was a visitor in town
n Friday. _, •
Miss Ora Tolley and brother,'
Joward Lee, and Mis. John Tol
ey, of Pine Level, spent Monday
ifternoon with Mrs. S. L. Bar
>our.
Aubrey Massey, of Spencer, is
spending some time here with his
mother, Mrs. Clara Massey.
Kenlv
(Crowded out last issue)
KENLY, Do. 28.—Among those
:iv)m colleges here to spend the
Christmas holidays are the fol
lowing: Misses Celeste Edgerton,
from Peace, Raleigh; Selma Gr?y
Hooks, E. C. T. C., Greenville;
Elizabeth Woodard, Black-tone.
Va.; Lillian Wilkinson, G. C. W .
Greensboro; Eloise Darden, N. (
C. W., Greensboro; Miriam Edg
erton, Louisburg College; Marga
ret Hooks, Catherine Alford am
Virginia Kirby, Flora Macdonald
Red Springs; Ruth Jones, Mere
dith College, Raleigh, and Ceti
Lawrence, Davidson College, Dav
: ! ... iv:n:. ITI/wi
>ge, Elon; Wilbur Alford, River
ide Military Academy, Gainesville
ia.j Kenneth Kirby and Willi
Voodard, Carolina;. Misses Eisi
nd Eloise Grady and Doris Hook
roni A. C. College, Wilson; Louis
■oleman from Salem College
Vinston-Salem.
Miss Mildred Darden, of th
William ston school faulty, earn
Lome Thursday for the holidays.
Mesdames L. F. Faele and J. M
Darden shopped in Wilson Wee
resday afternoon.
Mesdames F. A. Price, R. '!
^ulghum- and Ross O. Edgerto
shopped in Wilson Wednesda
norning.
Mr. and Mrs. Worth W^llian
yon, of fit. Pauls, are here spent
ng the holidays • with their pa
ints, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Edgerto
Misses Eleanor Hatcher, Lott
CVomite, //-thur Crunj ler ar
William Casper spent Tuesday ev
ning in Smithfield.
Mrs. E. L. Etheridge and Mi:
Inez Watson shopped in Wilson <
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. White spei
Wednesday evening In Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Edgertf
ttended the pageant given by their
laughter, Celeste, at Peace Ipsti
ute, Raleigh, last Sunday ev2
ling.
Miss Nettie Harris and W* A.
''lowers spent Wednesday after
loon in Wilson.
Mrs. L. C. Wilkinson and daugh
ters, Mrs. W. R. Winders and Miss
Lillian, shopped in Goldsboro Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Broughton
made a business trip to Wilson on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. W. R. Winders, of Fremont,
is spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wilk
Misses Emma Matthews-,, Lil
lian Edgeiton and Mrs. H. M.
Grizzard went to Wilson Thursday
afternoon to bring Mrs. Martha
Matthews home from the Caroline
Hospital.
Miss Adna Lee Bailey, of th<
Four Oaks school faculty, is a
home for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jones an.
children left Friday for Tampa
Fla., to spend the holidays.
J. M. Woclard, of Raleigh, i
spending Christmas at home wit
his family.
Mrs. Katherine H. Kirby, o
Elise high school, Hemp, is horn
for the holidays.
Miss Bertha Edgerton, of th
Bailey school Jaculty, is speiidin
the holidays with her parents, M
and Mrs. W. H. Edgerton.
Mrs. A. G. Hooks and daugl
ters, Misses Mary Lee and Seim
Grey, shopped in Wilson Thursdu
afternoon.
Miss Mary Lee Hooks, a men
her of the Micro school faculty,
at home for the-* holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bridger, <
Bladenboro, are the guests of the
sister, Mrs. H. M. Grizzard.
Stephen Hollowell, of t ha riot t
is at home for the holidays.
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Pine Level
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PINE LEVEL, Dec . 2R.-M
• and Mrs. H. A. Biddoll and Mi
1 Howard Biddcll, of Pembrok
' were the guests of Mr. and Mi
K. C. Woodard Monday.
Ashton Doyle, of McKenny, V
' spent a few days at the home
'■ Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Gerald tl
’• week.
0 Douglas Creech, who has be
^ spending several days at home, i
’■ turned to Charlotte today wlu
he goes to work.
s Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Davis,
n Durham, spent Christmas with 3
and Mrs. T. 0. Wiggs.
>t Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Woods
spent Sunday in Clayton,
n Miss Dolcic Woodard was t
guest of Miss ‘Omega Brown of h
Selma, Sunday night. ^
Mewin White has been spend
ing Christmas in La Grange with;c
relatives. 5
Miss Marie Rae, of Raleigh, is *
at home for the holidays.
Miss Mayme Leatherwood, of t
Waynesville, is spending this week ^
with Mrs. B. L. Godwin.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Godwin, of £
Raleigh, spent Christmas with Mr. 1
and Mrs. B. L. Godwin.
Rev. and Mrs. Luther Davis, and J
and Mrs. Mason, of Dunn, ‘
spent a short while in town Sun
day with relatives..
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Fitzgerald, 1
of Smithfield, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fitzgerald.
Fred Gaylor, of Rocky Mount,
“is spending the Ohristmas holi
days at home.
Hiram Gerald, of Raleigh, and
Millard Watson are spending the
holidays with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. R. Gerald.
James Hartman, of Raleigh, was
> a visitor here Monday.
Miss Louise Townsend is spend
ing the holidays at her home in
M!f.« Clara Fitzgerald, who is
' spending the Christmas holidays at
home,'is. now visiting Miss Ruby
Rowland at McCullers.
Miss Inez Or raid, of Raleigh,
; is home for the holidays.
Miss Johnnie Watson is spending
the Christmas vacation at home.
Mi <| Whiter Baker and ifttb
•l daughter, of Raeford, are spending
y several days with Mr. add Mrs,.
I). B. Oliver.
l* Miss Ora Tolley leaves Wedne
4 day morning for Richmond an'i
Ci ewe, Va., where she will visit
relative*5.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaylor en
tertained as their guests for din
ner on Christmas, Mr. and Mrs
Johnnie Wellons and family, of
Micro; Ed Crocker and- Miss Sadii
and John Crocker, of Selma; Jir.
Peedin and son, James, of Pm:
r* Level.
s. Leslie White, of Selma, spem
c, Christmas home with his parents
s. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. White.
The friends of Miss Ffljm
u, Strickland will be interested U
c>f learn of her marriage to Wile;
V? Stancil of Kenly on Saturday eve
ning, Dec. 24 at 0:30 o’clock.
»n Miss Rosalie Cuthrell, of Green
o - ville, is spending the Christma:
re holidays at home.
Miss Verona Creech, of Wilsor
ot is visiting Mrs. W. W. Cuthrell.
it*. Major Williams, of Pine Leve
and 3VJiss Ora Smith, of Seim:
rd stole a march on the young pec
pie here Saturday afternoon at
lie o’clock when they motored to th
>me of Rev. J. G. Crocker and
ere quietly married by him.
Rev. and Mrs. 1. H. Presley and
lildren and Mr. and Mrs. Puckett
>ent Christmas with Rev. and
[rs. J. G. Crocker.
Miss -Clara Hales is spending
re holidays at her home in La
1 range.
Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Crocker
pent Tuesday in Goldsboro ami
reipont.
Mrs. W. P. Baker and Mrs. W
i. Herring spent Wednesday ir
ielma with Mrs. Walter Godwin
Miss Sara Oliver, of Raleigh, 1
it home for the Christmas holi
lays.
Ira Hinnant, of Selma, spen
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. M
3. Futrell.
W. B. Oliver, who is attendin
school at Wake Forest, is at horn
for the Christmas holidays.
The play, “Flapper Gran:
mother,” which was given hei
during the Christmas season ui
del* the auspices of the Paren
Teacher Association, was quite
success and greatly enjoyed t
all present.
Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Crocker spe
'Monday afternoon in Sande
Chapel section.
TUSCARORA COUNCIL TO
MEET IN GOLDSBORO
GOLDSBORO, Dec. 2D.—Mem
bers of Tuscarora Council of the
Boy Scouts of America .will meet
at the Goldsboro Hotel at 0 o’clock
on January (5 for dinner, with D.
H. Bland presiding. Following the
dinner the council will be judges
at a championship rally to be hs'.d
between scouts of Johnston, Du
plin, Wayne and Sampson coun
ties, at the Wayne County Me
morial Community building at <S
o’clock. Troops one and six of
Goldsboro, troop two of Smithfield,
and troop one of Benson, will com
pote in the rally.
Dog-Gone Mad!
A business man who had been
irritated beyond measure by solic
itors for this and that—tag*-days,
drives, and charity advertising—
so the story goes—was bitten by a
dog. He went on to “business as
usual.” When word got around hi?
outer office and a couple of his ir
■ ritants inquired solicitously oi'
i him:
“You have just been bitten by a
» mad dog!”
“Yes, I was.” (Business of not
. looking up).
. “What! And you came right tc
- your office?”
1 “Yes. There was some writing
i felt I just had to get done.” (Bus
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