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OF WILLIAMS TON and MA* TIN COUNTY
Is Visiting in Concord
Miss Dolores Long spent the week
end in Concord.
Return from World's Fair
Mrs Hattie Bailey and Mrs. Ru
pert Co wen have returned from a
visit to the World's Fair. New York
City _
Attend Baseball Game Here
Dr. William Sherrod and Mr. Har
ry Bone, of Scotland Neck, attend
ed the Greenville-Williamston base
ball games here Sunday.
Attend Games Here Sunday
Messrs Will Hurst and Durward !
Everett, of Robersonville, attended
the baseball game here Sunday. I
In Tarboro Yesterday
Mesdames Casey Sturgill and Fen
ner Wallace visited friends in Tar
boro yesterday.
Were Here Yesterday
Farmers Wilbur Barrett. Will Mal
lory and Steve Scott, of Oak City,
were here yesterday afternuon?-at
tending to business
Attends Class Keumon
Attorney E. S. Peel attended the
reunion of the class of 1914 of the
University in Chapel Hill yesterday
and last night.
Visit Here Today
Mr. and Mrs Don Drew of Wash
ington City, vvt re the guests of Miss
Ethel Mae James here today. They
will visit other relatives in Pamie
le a few days before returning to
their home l
Leaves for Richmond
Mr Henry Harrison leaves today
fur Richmond w here* he will attend
the graduation of his daughter, Miss
Nell Harrison from the Richmond
School of Nursing this evening.
Were In Raleigh I wist Evening
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Whitley and
son, John, were in Raleigh last eve
ning for the State College gradua
tion exercises.?Their-son, Heibeit
Whitley, graduating in architectural
engineering, returns home to enter
business with his father.
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Attend Funeral Here
Mr and Mrs Wilson Griffin, of
Goldsboro; Mrs N R. Roberson, Mrs.
Henry E Browning and daughter,
I/iuise, of Tarboro. Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Hoyt and sun, Frederick.
J r of Smithfieid. and Norflect
Whitfield, of Robt rsonville, were
among those from out of town who
attended the funeral of little John
Peel here yesterday afternoon.
Visit Here Sunday
Mr and Mrs. S. S Lawrence. of
Wilson, visited- here a short while
Sunday
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Spending Summer Here
Misses Mary Helen Boykin and
Adda Lee Meador, students at E. C.
T C Greenville, are spending the
sumhfer here"with relatives;
Are Home for Summer
Messrs Whit Purvis, Charles Dan
lel.s and' l^eon Rogers, students at the
L'niversity of North Carolina. Cha
pel Hill, are spending the summer
in 11" county with relatives.
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Return to Richmond
Mrs Hugh Singleton and little
daughter. Patricia, have returned to
their home in Richmond aft^r visit
ing relatives here for two weeks.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Paul Jones, Mrs. Henry Harrison and
Miss Ruby Harrison who will attend
the graduation exercises of Miss
Nell Harrison who has completed a
nurse's course in the Virginia capi
tal.
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Visit Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Coburn and
son, Robert, of Norfolk, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Roberson here Sunday.
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Shops Here Yesterday
Mrs. Herbert Sexton, of James
ville, shopped here yesterday.
Was Here Yesterday
Mrs. Wendell Spruill, of Roper,
visited friends here yesterday.
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Attends Games Here Sunday
Mr. Henry Keelan, of Tarboro, at
tended the baseball games here on
Sunday.
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Visiting in New York City
Mr and Mrs George Harrison. Mr
and Mrs. N. C. Green and daughter,
Sylvia, are visiting the World's Fair,
New York City, for a few weeks.
Were Here Last Week-end
Mr and Mrs. Jimmy Harris, of
Raleigh, visited relatives here last
week-end.
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Attend -Game in Greenville
Mr and Mrs. Jack Horner. Mr and
Mrs Charles Herriott. Miss Ollie
Marie Roberson and Mr. Clarence
Whedbee attended the baseball game
in Greenville last night
Are in Chapel Hill Today
Mr. and Mrs. C B Clark, Sr., Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Clark. Jr., and Mr
Albert L. Clark, of Columbia, S. C.,
are in Chapel Hill today attending
the University of North Carolina
commencement exercises. Billie
Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Cljirk, Sr., i.4 receiving his bachelor
of science degree from the univer
sity.
Visit Here This Week
Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Peel and
family, of Greenville, visited rela
tives and friends here this week
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Leave for Chapel Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Griffin left
this morning for Chapel Hill to'wit
ness the graduation of their son,
Billie, from the University of North
Carolina They will return tonight
accompanied by their daughters,
Frances and Marjorie Brown.
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Returns to Everett*
J. I) Mendenhall, young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Mendenhall.
returned to his home in Everetts on
Saturday after spending several days
in a Washington hospital recovering
from a severe burn.
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In Washington Saturday
Mesdames Hugh G Horton, Dean
Speight and John A. Manning spent
last Saturday in Washington.
Return from Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Staton return
ed last Friday from Baltimore where
Mr. Staton underwent medical treat
ment for several weeks. While his
condition is much improved, he is
not able to be out at this time.
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Fish at Oregon Inlet
?Mi ?ssrs. C I). Carstarphen and W.
11 Coburn fished at Oregon Inlet
last week-end.
Returns to Home Here
Miss Olena Bell Swain returns to
her home here today after receiving
her bachelor of arts degree from the
Woman's CvtH^ge of the University
of North Carolina, Greensboro, yes
terday.
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Returns from College
Miss Elva Grace Barnhill return
ed last week-end from Woman's
College, U. N. C.. Greensboro, to
spend the summer here with her
mother.
Leaves for World's Fair
Miss Josephine Harrison left yes- j
terday to atiend the World's Fair.
At Pamlico Beach
Mr. Titus Critcher and son, Stew
art. spent the week-end at Pamlico
Beach.
l eave for Fort Defiance, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. R H. Goodmon left
this morning for Fort Defiance, Va..
where their son, Ray. Jr., is com
pleting a course at Augusta Military
Academy. They will return tomor
row.
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Visit in Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Clayton and
little son visited in Columbia yes
terday.
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Regular Meet Saturday
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On Saturday afternoon at the Le
gion Hut Mesdames J. R. Winslow,
W. P. Harris, H. L. Swain and Ar
thur White were joint hostesses to
the American Legion Auxiliary and
their invited guests.
Punch and wafers were served in
the auxiliary room by the hostesses'
daughters. ?" ' '
The president, Mrs. Winslow, call
ed the meetin to order, the allegiance
to the flag was pledgd, Miss Evea
Peel read the scripture, and the
Lord's prayer was prayed in unison.
The secretary. Mrs. John A. Ward,
read the annual report of the unit's
activities.
Mrs W. H. Gray gave a short but
very interesting talk on Fidac,
stressing the seven points of Fidac,
the major on work for peace.
The following officers were elect
ed unanimously: president, Mrs. C.
A. Davenport; second yice president,
Mrs. W J. Beach, and chaplain, Mrs.
J. R. Winslow
Delegates to the state convention
to be held in Raleigh soon are Mrs.
Davenport and Mrs Mack Wynne as
alternate.
The program for the day was in
charge of the music department.
Mrs. C. Davenport and Mrs. C. L.
Wilson presented a program in hon-'
or of the beloved composer, Stephen
Collins Foster. The stage was beau
tifully decorated and depicted the
Federal Hill Garden of Mrs. Rowan,
of Kentucky. Mrs. Wilson introduc
ed, the characters and Miss Eva Peel
in a very gracious manner gave the
life of Stephen Foster.
"Each of the characters in the cast
were dressed in Costume of the per
iod and the plantation singers made
a hit with their black faces. Each
and every number was beautifully
rendered. The members of the aux
iliary and their guests fully enjoyed
such a musical treat as has seldom
t>een given in the county and much
credit goes to Mrs. Davenport and
Mrs Wilson in arranging the pro
gram.
The next meeting will be held the
first Saturday in July with Mrs. V
A Ward and Mrs. C. L. Wilson as
hostesses.
linen Shower ft (riven For
Minn I.eld Broun Harnhill
At her home on Haughton Street
on Thursday vening, Miss Estelle
Crawford entertained with a bridge
party and linen shower for Miss
Lola Brown Barnhill, bride-elect.
Tables were arranged in the re
ception hall and living room which
were attractively arranged for the
occasion. Lovely vases of snapdrag
ons. larkspur and lilies added much
to the effect.
Mrs. Leman Barnhill received
high score prize, a bottle of perfume,
and Mrs. Robert Coburn was given
bath powder for consolation. The
honoree was presented silver in her
selected pattern
The hostess, assisted by her mo
ther, Mrs. J C. Crawford, served
pineapple julep during the eve
ning Tipsy cake with nuts and mints
was served.
Little Miss Anpe Gresham
brought many lovely gifts of linen
to the bride in her doll carriage
which was decorated in pastel
shades.
Those present were Miss Mildred
Talley, of Randleman; Mrs. A. P.
Barnhill, of Everetts; Mrs. F. F
Pollard, of Bethel: Miss Irene Mizell,
of Snow Hill; Mesdames Leman and
Garland Barnhill, R. L. Coburn, V.
G. Spivey, W. II Coburn, John Wier,
Francis Barnes, Curtis Leggett, Paul
Simpson, Daisy Purvis, Ernest Eth
eridge and Misses Barnhill, Rebec
ca Harrison, Josephine Harrison and
Edna Barnhill.
Visit in Bertie County
Rev. and Mrs. John Hardy, Mr
and Mrs. Mack Simnsnn. and?Mx
and Mrs. C. B. Clark, Jr., visited in
Bertie County last evening.
Visit Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dunning, of
sunoik, visited here Sunday. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. W
E. Eason who had been here a week
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. Paul
Simpson, and Mr. Simpson.
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Are in Chapel Hill Today
Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Griffin, Miss
Frances Griffin, Mrs. D. M. Rober
son and Miss Marjorie Brown, of
Jamesville, are in Chapel Hill today
attending the university graduating
exercises. They will be accompanied
home by Billie Griffin who gets his
degree there this evening.
Are Visiting in County
Mrs. B. R. Barnhill and daughter,
Miss Frances, of Durham, are visit
ing relatives in the county for a few
days this week.
PROGRAM AT HUT
The Federal Hill Garden frrusi
cal program will be given at the
Legion Hut Wednesday evening at
eight o'clock. The public is cordially
invited to attend, and only a nomi
nal fee will be charged, the proceeds
to be used for the benefit of the
American Legion Auxiliary,
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WHITE OAK LOGS
12' ami up in diameter ? 8' and up in length
Delivered at My Mill On Route 64
M. J. NORTON
PHONE 71 WILLIAMSTON
GRIFFIN-MA RSI1 ALL
Mr. and Mr*. N. R. Griffin, of
Washington, N. C., announce the
marriage of their daughter. Thelma
Lucille, to Mr. William Henry Mar
shall, of Neilr Bern, on Friday, June
2, 1939.
The ceremony was performed in
the First Christian Church, in Wash
ington by the Rev. Harold Tyre be
fore a few intimate friends and rel
atives of the couple.
The bride wore for her wedding
a becoming navy dress of street
length with matching accessories.
Her shoulder corsage was of sweet
heart roses and lilies of the valley
Miss Iva Swindell, maid of honor,
was attractively dressed in pink.
The groom was attended by Mr.
Henry Griffin, as best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall are making
their home in Washington.
Visit in Raleigh Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Joe White, Miss Mary
Mitchell Tyler, of Kelford, and Mr
Urshal White visited in Raleigh on
Sunday
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Attend Graduation Exercises
Miss Thelma Griffin and Mr. B. T
Wynne, of Everetts, are attending
the finals in Chapel Hill today.
SPORTS ? Continued
Herrings Win Tivo
Tilts In Two Day.s
The J am esv Ule Herrings won
baseball games Saturday and Sun
day from Bear Grass and Everetts,
respectively, both games being play
ed in Jamesville. Ed Martin, pitch
er Tor James vi lie, allowed only six
hits in the Saturday game while his
team mates with Martin leading,
gained three hits and 12 runs off
Roberson, the opposing pitcher.
Brown caught for the Herrings with
Jones receiving for the Bear Grass
team.
Slim Gardner pitched stellar ball
for the Herrings in the Sunday bat
tle, allowing three hits resulting in
two runs for the opposition. Slim
struck out 11 of the opposing batters
and led his offense of six hits and
three runs.
Manager Corey will accept games
within a fifty mile radius for his
team
Who's Where
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7
New Bern at WILLIAMSTON
Snow Hill at Wilson
Greenville at Tarboro
Goldsboro at Kinston
THURSDAY, JUNE 8
Snow Hill at New Bern
Kinston at Tarboro
Wilson at WILLIAMSTON
Greenville at Goldsboro
FRIDAY, JUNE 9
New Bern at Snow Hill
Tarboro at Kinston
Williamston at Wilson
Goldsboro at Greenville
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Coming
A SPECIAL CARAVAN OF
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