Spend Week-end Here
Wheeler Marjin Ward and Pete
Fowden, Jr., on maneuvers near
Chester, S. C., spent the week-end
here.
Attend Wedding Here
Miss Lib Bolton and Billy Clark,
of Raleigh, attended the Simpson
Cone wedding here Saturday night.
Visits at Elon College
Miss Evelyn Liiley visited at Elon
College last week-end.
Spend Week-end Here
Misses Mary Charles Godwin and
Nancy Biggs, students at St. Mary'*.
Kaleigh. spent the week-end here
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Return from Tarboro
Mr*. Irving Margolis arid daugh
ters, Sandra and Gail, have return
ed from a week's stay with relatives
in Tarboro. x
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Visits at Ocean View
Mr Carl Moblev visited at Ocean
View last week-end.
Spends Week-end Here
Billy Watts, stationed at Jackson
ville, spent the week-end here with
his father.
Visits Here Saturday '
Miss Evelyn Harrison, of Durham,
visited relatives here'""Saturday and
Sunday.
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In Laurinburg This Week
Mrs. Mamie G. Taylor is visiting
her daughter. Mrs E S Bridgers,
and Mr Bridgers. in Laurmburg
this week
Spend Week-end Here
Rev and Mrs B D Critcher and
family, of Enfield, were the guests
of relatives here last week-end
Was Here Last Week-end
Ned Cunningham, student at Pres
byterian College, Clinton, S. C.. spent
the week-end here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. P Cunningham.
In Sanford Saturday
Misses Katherine Bradley and
Thelma Liiley spent Saturday night
in Sanford. Miss Ernestine Barber
accompanied them here Sunday and
returned to Sanford yesterday
Spends Week-end in County
Mr. Audrey Liiley, of Norfolk,
spent the week-end in the county
with relatives.
In Jamesville Last Week-end
Mr. and Mrs D. 11 Hardison. of
Norfolk, were the Week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs E N Hardison. in
Jamesville.
Rtlief for Miseries of
HEAD COLDS
Put Va-tro-nol up each
nostril. It (1) shrinks swollen mem
branes. (2) soothes Irritation, and
gad nasal passages wiPITC >
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factions In folder VATRONOL
Simpson - Cone Vows Spoken
In Baptist Church Saturday
Weds a Governor
This is a new picture of Pennsyl
vania's new first lady, the former
Mr*. Kmily Radcliffe Case, who was
married to Governor Arthur H
James in the Doylestown (Pa.) and
Deep Run Presbyterian Church.
Visit Here Saturday
Misses Edith Green and Rebecca
Capehart, of Windsor, were visitors
here Saturday.
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Visits Here Yesterday
Mrs. F. C. Stallings, of Jamesville,
visited here yesterday.
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Spend Week-end Here
Mr and Mrs. Jimmy Harris, of
Raleigh, visited relatives here last
week-end.
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Marriage Licenses issued
Marriage licenses were issued in
this county last week-end to Tom
Henry Ward and Allie Everett, both
of Robersonville; Charles Brantley
HolUday, of Jamesville, and Kath
leen Coltrain, of Williamston, and to
Eddie Price and Pauline White, both
of Williamston.
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Visit in County
Mi and Mrs. Lee Bert Jenkins, of
Wendell, visited relatives in the
county last week-end.
Spend Week-end Here
Misses Louise Cooke and Irene
Nugy. of Newport News, spent the
week-end hen- with Mr. and Mrs.
John Cooke.
Visits Here Yesterday
Mrs. L D. Gardner, of Jamesville,
visited here yesterday.
In Richmond Today
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Trahey are
business visitors in Richmond to- |
day.
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MAUCOIU
?D IvOT It I VI
It IMART Sr>l~'
Our Frank J.
IS BACK FROM
NEW YORK . . .
Where He Purchated Many
DRESSES. COATS. ->
SUITS, MILLINERY
and
MENS CLOTHING
Many of the above item*
have atarted rolling in.
We are ture your color and
tite it in the lot!
COME IN AND LET
US SERVE YOU!
tk&iMtis Bwtk&is
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Pastor*. of Popular loung
Couple Performed Ore
iiioisv al 8:00 o Clock
The marriage of Miss Sarah Free
man Cone to John Reginald Simp
son was solemnized in the Memor
ial Baptist Church here at 8 o'clock
last Saturday evening. Rev J H
Smith the bride's pastor, officiated,
assisted by Rev. John Hardy, rector
of the groom
Long leaf pine formed a back
ground for five stands of cathedral
candles Ivy decorated these and tall
baskets of white chrysanthemums
and gladioli were used on either Side
of the altar White pompom chry
santhemums and white satin ribbons
marked the pews for the family.
Mrs Wheeler Martin rendered a
pfogram of wedding music, including
Nevin's Wedding Prelude" and
Wedding Intermezzo." Mr. Arthur
Hanna, of Norfolk, sang, "At Dawn
ing" and "Because," and Mrs. J H.
Smith sang- "Love Here Is Thy
Heart" and "1 Love Thee." The tra
ditional wedding marches were used
and Sliobert's Serenade was played
during the ceremony.
Ushers were Messrs. Paul and Mal
colm Simpson, brothers of the bride
groom; Urbin Rogers and^ Asa ,H.
Crawford.
Mrs C B Clark, Jr.. was matron
of honor, and Miss Jane Moore, of
Winston-Salem, maid of honor Tliey
wore identical Zephyr blue velvet
gowns made colonial basque style
with sweetheart necklines. The bouf
fant skirts were attached to hip
length scalloped bodices. Blue vel
vet flowers in the same shade were
made into tierras to match their
gowns. Yellow was the predominat
ing color of their colonial nosegays
of roses and chrysanthemums.
The bride's gown was of white
faille" silk. A pointed and scalloped
marquisette yoke was edged with
Chant illy lace and to the tight point
ed bodice trimmed in self-covered
euttons was attached a full skirt with
long train. She wore a bridal cap of
the same lace and her tulle veil was
held by a band of orapge blossoms
Her bouquet was made of Waster
lilies and tulle to match the veil and
her only jewelry was two diamond
clips, a gift from the groom. She was
given in marriage by her brother,
Howard Berkley Cone.
Attending the bridegroom as his
best man was his uncle, Mr Leslie
Thurston Fowden.
Mn Cmiv, "f Ihr hridp.
wore a powder blue gown trimmed
with silver with a shoulder corsage
of pink roses. Mrs. Leslie lowden,
aunt of the bridegroom, wore an
Eleanor blue dress with a shoulder
corsage of talisman roses.
At nine o'clock Mrs Cone enter
tained with a reception at her home
on Church Street.
[ White flowers were used ill the
various rooms In the hull tall vases
'of giadioh were placed on Console
tables. Giant chrysanthemums and
dematis decorated the living room.
The dining room table was covered
with a lace cloth and centered with
a lovely arrangement of white roses,
carnations and chrysanthemums. All
the table appointments were in sil
ver
In the library where punph was
served and the gifts displayed, chry
santhemums and ivy were mixed ef
fectively.
Mr and Mrs. N C Green greeted
the guests at the door and presented
them to the receiving line compos
ed of Mr and Mrs. Fowden, Mrs.
Cone, the bride and bridegroom, Miss
Jane Moore, Mi's. C B. Clark, Jr.,
Mrs. Qctavia Cune. grandmother of
the bride, and Mrs W R. Fowden,
grandmother of the bridegroom.
Mr and Mrs Elbert Peel invited
guests into the dining roorh where
green and white ice cream in bridal
pillow molds with cake and mints
.were served by Mrs. Henry Griffint
Barnes and Misses Blanche and Nell
Harrison and Anne Fowden.
Mrs C G. Crockett and Mrs W
G. Baptist, of Boydton, Va directed
[guests to the library where Mrs Paul
Simpson and Mrs. Malcolm Simp
son served punch. Mrs J. H. Saun
ders, Jr., and Mrs John Tulloss pre
sided over the gifts and Mrs. J. W.
Watts registered the guests Good
byes were said by Mrs. Clayton
Moore, of Winston-Sulem and Mrs.
F. U. Barnes.
Later in the evening the bridal
couple left for a wedding trip
through the Valley of Virginia. The
bride wore a brown woolen ensem
ble with accessories in darker brown
and a shoulder corsage of Talisman
rosea.
Mrs. Simpson is the daughter of
Mrs. Percy Bunn Cone and the late
Dr Cone, of Williamston. She is a
granddaughter of the late Dr. How
ard F. Freeman and Burtis Cone, of
Wilson and Nash Cuuii}i? an<i her
ancestors were prominent in that
section of the State She graduated
from St. Mary's College and has
since held a position with the gov
ernment.
Mr Simpson is the son of the late
J Paul and Nora Fowden Simpson
and is a grandson of Mrs William
Reginald Fowden and the late Mr.
Fowden who are descendants of not
ed families of England He is now
associated with the V-C Chemical
Company.
Out-of-town guests were; Mrs.
Octavia Cone, Mr and Mrs. Burtii
O Cone, Mr. and Mrs Milton Cone
and daughter, Elizabeth, of Rich
TELEPHONE BRIDGE
Telephone bridge, introduced to
Williamston citizens last year by the
Junior Woman's Club ,will again be
played next week, on Monday. Tues
day or Wednesday. *
High score, runner-up and low
score prizes will be given and eaih
hostess is requested to call either
Mrs. J. A. Eason, Mrs. Victor Brown, i
Mrs Irving Margolis or Mrs. R H
Clayton, Jr., by Thursday noon, Oc
tober 23rd, giving the scores.
Anyone may get up a table of;
bridge, charging 25 cents per person,
and turn the proceeds over to this j
committee, also, for definite rules in 1
scoring contact a member of the I
committee. A person may play at |
more than one table.
Visit Here Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Morse, Jr.,
of Elizabeth City, visited her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. B. T. Hurley,
Friday night
Spends Week-end Here
Bernard Hurley, Jr., of Duke Uni
versity. spent the week-end here
with his parents. Rev. and Mrs
Bernard Hurley. Bernard is a mem
ber of the Duke band
Returns from Hospital
Guy Thomas, Jr.. who has been j
receiving treatment in a Washing- i
ton hospital for diphtheria has re-j
turned to his home here
Visiting in Virginia
Mrs. J H. Saunders, Jr.. and Mrs.
Julius Peel are visiting relatives in
Fincastje, Va.. for about two weeks:
Returns to Hospital
Miss Mary Barden Crofton has re
turned to a Rocky Mount hospital for
furtTu r "medical treatment"
In Farmville Today
Mrs. Elmo Lilley, Mrs. Charlie
Sexton, Mrs. C. A. Askew and Mrs.
W B. Gaylord, of Jamesville, at
tended the Baptist Association
meeting in Farmville today
Returns from New York
Mr. Frank Margolis has returned
from a business trip to New York
City
In Weldon Sunday
Mr and Mrs Clyde Manning vis
ited relatives in Weldon Sunday.
They were accompanied home by
their son, Turner, who has been vis
iting there for about a month
Visits Here Friday
Mrs. W. C. Hughes, of Colerain,
visited here Friday.
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At Pamlico Sunday
Messrs. Grover Hardison, W. J.
Miller, E. L. Rudiselle, Irving Mar
golis and Jack Frank visited at Pam
lico Sunday
Visit Here Saturday
Mrs. W. A. Davis and daughter, of ]
Plymouth, were visitors here Satur
day.
Visiting in Raleigh
Mr. Harrv Biecs is visitine 111 HaI '
eigh for a few days.
raond; Mi", and Mis. W. G 'Baptist
01 Boydton, Va.. Or. and Mrs. M
R. Freeman, of Bailey; Mr and Mrs !
Robert Fulghum and daughter. Sar
ah Fulghum. and Mr. and Mrs. John- '
ston King, of Wilson; Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Bryan, Mr. and Mrs
Sumpter Turner and Miss Vivian
Morris, of Goldsboro. Mrs. Ollln
Vaines and Mrs. Raymond Bass, of
Spring Hope; Mrs. Clayton Moore
and daughters, Jane and Susan, of
Winston-Salem.
Immediately following the re
hearsal on Friday night Mr. and Mrs
Urbin Rogers entertained the wed
ding party and out-of-town guests
with a cake cutting at the George
Reynolds Hotel. At one end of the
dining room a long table was cen
tered by a three-tiered wedding
cake. Silver bowls of white mixed
flowers completed the decoration of
the table on which an imported cut
work cloth was used. Canapes of I
green and white, cut in wedding bell
and slipper shapes were served with
sandwiches, pickles and nuts.
After the bride cut the cake
xtancing was enjoyed by the party.
First Lady is No. 1 Knitter
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt knits the first sweater of the Knit-for
Defense drive sponsored by the Citizens' Committee for the Army am
Navy as she attends a knitting bee at New York's Waldorf-Astoris
She is shown explaining finer points of her work to actress Ilka Chas<
WARREN IIARRELL
Mr and Mrs. L L. Harrcll of Oak
City, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Annie Lucille, to James
Edgar Warren, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Warren, of Stokes, on Sun
-day, October 5th, at it a. in in the
Methodist Church Bethel. The ring
ceremony was used with Kev. J. G.
Phillips officiating
The bride wore a becoming dress
0of "beige jrr^ey "with -=br*rwft
sories and 1 a graduate of the Oak
City School.
Mr. Warren holds a position in
Newport News where the young
couple are now at home,
Spend Week-end Here
Mi and Mrs. Fred Creswell. Miss
Gwen Watts and little Miss Mary
Ann Heydenreich, of Alexandria,
were the week-end guests of Mr and
Mrs J W Watts, here.
Visit Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Grimes and
son, o fAyden; Mr and Mrs. Jake
Rosenbloom and Mrs. Molly Moore,
of Rocky Mount, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Julian-Harrell here Sunday
Tour Skyline Drive
Mr. and Mrs. .J S Whitley and
children, Elizabeth and John, took
an overland trip over the Skyline*
Drive and to Washington City last
week-end.
Returns to Jamesville
Mrs. Charles Da.veoport returned
to her home in Jame-wille Sunday
after a stay of tin e- weeks in a
Durham hospital S)accom
paiiu (I home by Mi Dav :>p? rt and
Mr. Blount.
Visit Here Sunday
Dr. and Mi J?Li?i i.ii; ,i ??? ly and
son, of En/a' . (' 1'" :ti Mrs, J.
W Taylor, <?i H .l>? . i.\i! ( visited
\li vV. A ? .. . i iy.
I?* Norfolk Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Taylor, Mrs.
Thcssie Barnhill and Mrs. Roy Ward
visited in Norfolk Sunday
Spending Few Days Here
Mrs. W. R Mercer, of Fountain,
is spending a few days here with
her parents, Mi and Mrs. W. H. Wil
liams.
Were Here Fast Week-end
John Fleming Thigpen and C. T.
Roberson, students at State College,
Raleigh, spent the week-end here,
with relatives.
Spend Week-end Here
Mrs. Raymond Abbitt and daugh
ter, Virginia, of Norfolk, visited rel
atives and friends here last week
end
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In Greenville Saturday
Mrs. Bob Everett, Mrs. Tom Barn
hill and Miss Julia Everett visited
in Greenville Saturday.
Legion Auxiliary
Installs Officers
The regular monthly meeting of
the American Legion Auxiliary was
held m the home of Mrs. C. L. Wil
son, Robersonville, on Saturday at
3:00 o'clock.
This was a joint installation meet
ing of officers of both the senior and
junior auxiliary and the following
Wficers were installed for the year
1941-1942:
Mrs. W M Wynne, president: Mrs.
W O. Griffin, second vice president;
Mrs. Ray Goodmon, secretary; Lula
Purvis Gray, junior president; Al
berta Swain, junior secretary.
The president in a very few well
chosen words thanked the organi
zation for electing her to her post
and asked the cooperation of all
members and especially the attend
ance of the members at meetings.
Lula Gray Purvis gave a very in
teresting report of her week at Girl's
State, sponsored by the local unit.
This is the second year that the aux
iliary has sponsored a girl to Girl's
State and both times, the girls have
returned with glowing reports of the
benefits derived from this trip.
The group, accompanied by Mrs.
C L. Wilson at the piano, sang
World War No. 1 songs, after which
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostesses.
All members are urged to send i
I heir dues to the president or secre- '
tary at the 'earliest possible moment
as a roll call will be held the 20th of
October and the quota of the unit is
48
The next meeting will be held in
the Auxiliary room of the Legion
Hut the second Saturday in Novem
lu r. with Mrs. W (). Griffin?andd
Mrs Ray Goodmon as hostesses.
Was llerc Sunday
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Ted Levy, of Tarboro, visited
ativos here Sunday.
In Roper Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Earl Tetterton visit
ed in Roper Sunday.
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Returns from Norfolk
Mrs. Clarence Whedbee has re
turned from Norfolk to make her
home here.
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In Greenville Saturday
Mesdames John Eagles and Guil
ford Flowers visited in Greenville
Saturday.
Important Days
F riday & Saturday
Oct. 17th and 18th
"Shop In
Rocky Mt.
Days
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SPECIAL VALUES
Offered
Friday & Saturday
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ROCKY MOUNT
MERCHANTS
DOiVT FAIL
TO VISIT
Rocky
Mount
Oct. 17th and 18th
"The City of
Dependable Stores"
Sell With Us
Any Day of
The Week
Due to the fuel that 'X) or 95 per rent
of tlir tohaero crop hat* been koM, you
* can yet a Mile on our warehouse floor
any iluy of the week. However, we wish
to remind you that we have
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First Sale Friday
OCTOBER 17th
Tobacco Selling Good
We continue to sell tohaero just as hiyh
as at uny time this season. Don't fail to
sell the rest of your crop with us.
Roanoke - Dixie
Warehouse Williamston, N. C.
Claude Griffin and Jimmy Taylor, Proprietors
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