Society and Personals
OF WILL1AM8TO.N and MARTIN COUNTY
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Leaves (or Durham
Bernard Hurley, Jr, left Tues
day (or Durham, where he entered
the junior class of Duke University.
He was accompanied to Durham by
his parents. Rev and Mrs. Bernard
T. Hurley.
Spend Week-end Bert
Miss Lucy Wynne, of Washington,
and Bobby Graham, of Red Springs,
were the week-end guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Bernard T. Hurley.
Attend Reception
Miss Ruth Hurley, Bernard Hur
ley. Jr., Miss Lucy Wynne, of Wash
ington: Mrs Margaret Watson and
Mrs. James Ward attended a recep
tion in Elizabeth City Friday night,
given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clar
er.cg Mors/- It
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Recovering from Illness
Friends of Miss Elizabeth Manning
are glad to learn that she is recover
ing from a severe attack of sore
throat.
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Visit Here This Week
Mr. and Mrs. Durant Keel, ofN
Plymouth, visited relatives here this
week.
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Was Here Wednesday
Mrs. Joe Oliver, of Roper, visited
hero Wednesday.
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In Raleigh Today
Mrs. T. S. Critcher and Mrs, Daisy
Purvis are in Raleigh today They
accompanied Stuart Critcher, who
will attend State College there this
year.
Leaves for Chapel Hill
Rudolph Hardy, of Everetts, left
Wednesday for Chapel Hill where
he entered the University School of
Pharmacy.
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Visits Here This Week
Mrs. Dave Matthews, of Hamilton,
visited Mrs Wheeler Martin here
this week.
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Returns to Baltimore
Mr. William Earl Stinnette, of the
U S. Coast Guard at Baltimore, has
returned to his post of duty follow
ing a visit here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs W. T Stinnette.
Spends Week-end Here
Mrs Robert Hooker, of Bethel, vis
ited relatives here last week-end.
Ls Visiting Relatives Here
Mrs. G W Manning, of Oak City
is spending some time here with hei
sister. Mrs. W. T. Stinnette
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Was Business Visitor Here
Attorney Vance Norman, of Plym
outh, attended to professional bus
iness here tins week.
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Spending Week-end Here
Tom Skinner, buyer on the San
ford tobacco market, is spending th
week-fad here.
Queen of Tennis
Ending a quest of 14 years, Mrs.
Sarah Palfrey Cooke, 28, won the
women's national tennis champion
ship at Forast Hills, L. I., vanquish
ing Pauline Beti, of Los Angeles,
7-6, 6-2. The petite Boston girl's
victory gave the East its first court
champion since 1908.
Visiting in Burlington
Mrs C W Bazemorc, with her
nother. Mrs R J Madry, is spend
ng several days in Burlington,
jreensboro and other points in that
irea of the State.
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fie turn from Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Henry Griffin have
etumed from their wedding trip
ind are now at home in the Tar Heel
ipartments.
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In Wilson Wednesday
Mr Russell Roebuck visited
Wilson Wednesday evening.
Was Here This Week
Mrs Mae Blount Stewart, of
Washington, visited Mrs. Kate York,
lere this week
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n Alabama This Week
Misses Alma Godwin and Elva
jrace Barnhill and Dick Miller are
dsiting in Alabama this week.
tttend Meet in Plymouth
Mrs. G H. Harrison, Miss Betsy
Manning, Miss Jane Goff and Misses
Cvelyn, Louise and Frances Griffin
ittended a C Y F. meeting for
roung people in Plymouth Wednes
lay night
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Leave for Chapel Hill
Ray Goodmon, Jr., Billie Mercer,
Jr.. Junie Peel and S. C. Griffin, Jr.,
eft Wednesday for Chapel Hill
vhere they will enter the University
his fall.
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Visit Here Wednesday
Mrs. W. A Blount, Jr., and Mrs.
Ralph Lupton, of Vandemere, vis
ited friends here Wednesday.
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Because They Are
TAILORED CORRECTLY
PRICED MODERATELY
Shop With Confidence 4l
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WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Store to Close
Monday, Sept. 22
JEWISH HOLIDAY
Visits Here TTii.s Week
Mrs Mary B Shute, of Norfolk,
visited relatives here this week.
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In Raleigh Today
Mrs. L. T. Fowden, Mrs. S. R. Biggs
and Mrs. Eva Avant are visiting their
daughters. Anne. Nancy and Eva, at
St. Mary's College, in Raleigh to
day.
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Was Here Wednesday
Mrs Jack Frank, of Plymouth, vis
ited friends here Wednesday.
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Leaves for Greensboro
Miss Helen Lindsley left yester
day for Greensboro where she will
enroll at W C. N C., for the coming
year. She was accompanied there
by Mis L. P Lindsley, L. P. Linds
ley, Jr . and Mrs. Stephen Gano.
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Accepts Position in Sanford
Miss Ernestine Barber will leave
Sunday for Sanford where she has
acoepted a position with Rinimer's
Drug Company.
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Is Visiting Here
Mrs John Roth, of Hay Springs,
Nebr, is spending two weeks here
with her brother, Mr. John Tullos,
and Mrs Tullos.
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Leaves for Winston-Salem
Miss Katherine Manning left on
Wednesday for Winston-Salem
where she will attend Salem College
for the 1941-42 term. She was ac
companied there by her father, Mr
J W Manning.
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To Visit in Raleigh
Mr and Mrs. C. H Godwin, Sr.,
will spend tomorrow with Miss Mary
Charles Godwin, who is a student
at St. Mary's College in Raleigh.
Visiting in Elizabeth City
Mass Mary Taylor is spending the
week-end with her mother in Eliza
beth City.
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Were Business Visitors Here
Mr. Henderson Mizelle and Elmer
Modlin, Jr., of Jamesville, attended!
to business here Thursday.
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Spending Week-end Here
Miss Evelyn Harrison, of Dur
ham, is spending this week-end here]
with her mother, Mrs L. B Har
Visit Here Wednesday
Mrs. Eugene Brooks, Miss Lolu |
Brooks and Miss Jennie Levy, of
Tarboro, visited Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Margolis here Wednesday after
noon
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Was Here Wednesday
Mrs. Lee House, of Robersonville,
visited here Wednesday.
In Durham Wednesday
Mrs Johnny Gurkin spent Wed
nesday in Durham
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Visit Here Last Night
?Mr S. S, Lawrence and daughter,
Mary, of Wilson, visited relatives
here last night
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To Spend Week-end Here
Mrs Blanche Anderson, of Leg
getts, will spend htis week-end here
with her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Har
rison. v
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In Hamilton Last Week-end
Lieut. Chester G. Sears spent last
week-end in Hamilton with his par
ents. Mr and Mrs. R. Sears. Lieut.
Sears was enroute from Minneapol
is, Minn . to Corpus Christi where
he will take up his duties as an avia
tion engineer.
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Shops Here Wednesday
Mrs R Sears, of Hamilton, w
in town Wednesday shopping.
Enters New Position
Miss Irene James, of Elizab<
City, who is succeeding Miss Ms
Brown Allgood as home service i
rector for the Virginia Electric a
Power Company, entered upon 1
new duties here today after a sevi
al weeks' training period in Rk
mond and Norfolk She is at ha
with the Francis Mannings
Smithwick Street.
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In Richmond This Week
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Davis spen
few (lays this week in Richmond.
Entertain For Recent
Bride And Groom Here
Mr. and Mra. Robert L. Cobum
were hosta at a lovely bridge party
at their home on Biggs Street last
evening, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry E. Griffin, who were recently
married. Guests were received by
the hosts and presented to Mr and
Mrs. Griffin and to Dr. and Mrs. C
H. Neville, of Scotland Neck, the lat
ter being a sister of Mrs. Griffin.
The reception hall, library, living
and dining rooms were thrown en
suite for the occasion and were at
tractively decorated with late fall
flowers, yellow predominating. Mr.
and Mrs. James L. Harris, Jr., of
Raleigh, assisted by Master Bobby
Coburn, passed the bridal tallies and
invited guests to the back hall where
punch was served by Mr and Mrs.
Ralph J Parker, and Mr. and Mrs
Edwin E. Holding.
After several progressions of
bridge. Mrs C. B. Clark, Jr., was
I swarded a mirror as high scorer for
| the ladies and Mr E. M. Trahey was
awarded a double deck of playing
cards as high scorer for men. Mrs.
i E. M. Trahey received playing cards,
and Mr. L. Bruce Wynne received a
tie as second high scorers. Cigarettes
were given Mrs. Charles T. Bowers
and Mr. G. H. Harrison, Jr., as con
solation prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin
t were presented silver in their se
| lected pattern and Miss Sara Cone,
bride-elect of October, was remem
bered with china.
The hosts were assisted by Mrs. J.
W Watts, Mrs. Ralph J Parker, Mrs
I Edwin E. Holding and Miss Nell Har
| rison in serving a sweet course, car
rying out the bridal motif.
I Guests were: Mr. and Mrs Henry
f Griffin, Dr and Mrs. C. H. Neville,
of Scotland Neck; Mrs Alice T. Roth,
of Nebraska; Mr. and Mrs. John Tul
loss, Mr. and Mrs. C B., Clark, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Coburn, Mr. and
| Mrs V. J. Spivey, Mr. and Mrs
.Frank Margolis, Mr. and Mrs C. G
Crockett, Mr and Mrs. Charles Bow
ers, Mr. and Mrs E. M Trahey, Mr
and Mrs Asa Crawford, Mr. and
Mrs K. B. Crawford, Dr. and Mrs
E T Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
Martin, Mr and Mrs David Modlin,
Mr and Mrs. Francis Barnes, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Watts, Mr and Mrs.
Paul Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Bunting. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wynne,
Mr and Mrs. Ralph J Parker, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin E. Holding; Misses
Sara Cone, Nell Harrison, Estelle
Crawfrod; Messrs. G. 11. Harrison,
Jr., Holt Evans, Harcum Grimes and
Thad Harrison.
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INFORMAL TEA
Mrs. John Tullos entertained with
an informal tea at the home of her
mother, Mrs. C. A. Harrison on
Academy Street here Wednesday
afternoon in honor of her house guest
and sister-in-law, Mrs. John Roth, of
Nebraska.
Mrs. C. B. Clark, Jr., and Mrs. P.
H. Brown served iced drinks and
Miss Sara Cone and Mrs. Paul Simp
son presided at the table where sand
wiches were served.
Leaves for Charlottesville
Miss Patsy King left this week for
Charlottesville, Va., where she will
continue her studies at St. Anne's
School.
Leaves for Portsmouth
Rudolph Peel, county young man.
left this week for Portsmouth where
he has accepted a position in the
Navy Yard. He has been assigned to
special work on His Majesty's Ship,
Illustrious, which was brought to
this country several months "ago af
ter being bombed in the Mediterran
ean.
Recocartag Im Ope rattan
Master Eddie Bufflap is recovering
from a tonsil operation performed
here Wednesday.
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Recovering from Influenza
Mrs J. E. King is recovering from
an attack of influenza at her home
here.
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Attends Circus <
Mr. and Mrs Joe David Thrower,
Mr and Mrs. C. B. Siceloff and son,
and Miss Isabella Anderson attended
the circus in Greenville last night.
Visits Here This Morning
Mr. Ben Dixon MacNeill, of Fort
Bragg, was a visitor here this morn
ing.
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Were Here Yesterday
Mrs. Raleigh Manning and Mrs. C.
C. Martin, of Jamcsville, visited here
yesterday.
FAREWELL PARTY
Mrs. Daisy Pope. Miss Katherine
Bradley and Miss Thelma Lilley en
tertained at the home of Mrs. Pope
in the Tar Heel Apartments with a
farewell party last evening for Miss
Ernestine Barber who leaves Sun
day for Sanford.
The fall color scheme of brown,
green and yellow was carried out.
After four progressions of bridge
ice cream, cakes, and iced drinks
were served carrying out the chosen
color scheme. High score prize was
awarded to Miss Mary Carstarphen
and low to Miss Clarine Duke. Miss
Barber, the honoree, was also pre
sented a gift.
Guests were Misses Ernestine Bar
ber, Mamie Clyde Taylor, Evelyn
Lilley, Lucy Williams, Mary Carstar
phen, Katherine Hardison, Bolton
Cowen, Madge Glazner, Lorene
Weaver, Edna Barnhill, Clarine
Duke, Katherine Mewbem, Betty
Mayo Everett, Mary Rodgerson, Lo
la Phillips, Marjorie Lindsley, Mes
dames D. R. Davis, C. G. Crockett,
Jr., W L. Howell, Wheeler Man
ning, Bill Forrest and Miller Har
rell. Mrs. G. E. Thorpe and Mrs. H.
R Williams came in for refresh
ments.
LEGGETT-WYNNE
Miss Nina Louise Wynne and Ce
cil Garrington Leggett were mar
ried in Bethel at the home of Rev.
J. G. Phillips on September 14th.
The ring ceremony was used.
The bride wore an Ann Louise
dress of soldier blue with matching
hat and brown accessories.
Mrs. Leggett is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Wynne, of
Robersonville R.F.D. 1, and attend
ed the Robersonville schools.
Mr. Leggett is the son of Mr. and
Mrs A U. Leggett, and was grad
uated from the Stokes school. Mr.
Leggett holds a position in Newport
News where the young couple will
make their home.
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RVisiting in Palmyra
Miss Katherine Mewbern and
Miss Bettie Everett are spending the
week-end in Palmyra with Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Everett.
Local Senior a Going To
Chapel Hill Tomorrow
Approximately 30 seniors of Wil
liamston High School will attend
the annual High School Day at the
Universtiy of North Carolina to
morrow. Feature of the day's enter
tainment program include the Car
olina-Lenoir Rhyne football game, a
Boy Scout parade, and a high school
bands concert.
Seniors planning to make the trip
include: Millie Biggs, Evelyn Grif
fin, Jim Critcher, C. B. Rogerson,
Betty Rose Gurganus, Frank Lilley,
Myrtle Jones, Marian Hurley, Jim
mie Leggett, Carlyle Langley, Nan
nie Manning, James Swain, Bennie
Weaver, Edna Mae White, J. B.
Taylor, Jr., Mary Warren, Mary
O'Neal Pope, Audrey Hardison, Jas.
Carrow, Marie Moore, Elizabeth
Ward, Bill Griffin, Nellie Gurganus,
Mamie Coburn and Beatrice Cherry.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Edwards and Mr.
Harvey Yates will accompany the
group.
Was Business Visitor Here
Mr. John Sherwood, of Wilson,
was a business visitor here Wednes
day.
Marriage License ]
A marriage license was issued last
Wednesday in this county to Ruby
Williams and Sallie Scott, both of
Oak City.
Palmolive Soap 3 (or t>
Palmol'e Bath Sise (l#0's) 4 fr Sic
Klek (24's) 2 for 38c
Kick (48's) 2 (or 21c
Cone. Super Sods (24's) 2 (or 41c
Cone. Super Suds (48's) 3 (or 21e
Octagon Soap (104's) 4 (or 19c
Octagon Soap (129's) 2 (or Be
Octagon Powder (M's) 4 (or 19e
Octagon Powder (120's) 2 (or 8c
Octagon Toilet Soap 3 (or 14c
Oeta'n Soap Flakes (48's) 3 (or 25c
Octagon Cleanser (48's) 2 (or 9c
Oct'n Gran. Soap (48's) 2 (or 18c
Lindsley Ice Co.
PEANUT BAGS
We are now booking orders for some of the very
best first year seeond hand peanut bags that you
have ever seen. They have good tops, free from
holes, and they will hold more peanuts than new
bags?beeause they are well stretched.
Come and see them and he convinced. Let it* hook
your order now. Take them out later
and pay on delivery . . .
Wiiliamston Peanut Co.
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JOHANSEN FOOTWEAR
Ah Hinarl a collection of new fall styles as
von ever hope to see. Ami they're as comfort
able a pair of shot's as yon ever hope to wear.
They're fresh from their wrappings ? just out
on display. You'll find your favorite styles here.
Ami hest of all, they're made hy Johanscn
stvlc leaders in footwear.
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protection possible at the least cost.
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# A GUARANTEE of prompt and
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Enjoy the Advantages of Such
Friendly, Experienced Insur
ance Service Offered By
Harrison and Carstarphen
Geo. Reynold* Hotel Bldg. Phone No. 83
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POLLY
CAST I UAH
SYLVIA
~? $6.95
Brown calfskin pump,
stitched toe.
GENEVIEVE
$7.50
Black pump with high
heel. Suede. f
POLLY
$6.95
An all-over suede step-in. Can
be bought in black or brown.
UKsffey
INSIGNIA
$6.95
Suede and calf combination
in brown only.
CASTILIAN
$6.95
Black suede with black alligator
trim, or brown suede with
brown alligator trim.
Ktwaur
SKIPPER
$6.95
Brown calf open toe pump.
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