Spends Holidays Here
Miss Maude Taylor, of Norfolk,
visited her parents, Mr and Mrs.
Dick Taylor, here during the Christ
mas holidays.
Visit in Greenwood, S. C.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. T. Piephoff and
son visited Mrs. Piephoffs mother,
in Greenwood, S. C., during the hol
idays.
Is Visiting Here
Mrs. Jack Riley, of Rocky Mount,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. J. C. An
derson, here for a few days.
In Aulander Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. D, V. Clayton and
M" Mallin Sprnill VlSitt'd in Aulan
der Sunday.
Spending Few Days Here
Mrs. Dan McDermid. of Hopewell,
Va., is visiting Mrs. W. M. Myers
here for a few days
To Attend Rose Bowl Game
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bowen, Mr.
and Mrs D. C Peele and Mrs Mil
ler Harrell will attend the Rose
Bowl game in Durham on Thurs
day.
In Rocky Mount Monday
Mesdames Pete Hall. Hal Dickens,
and Walter Mizelle visited in Rocky
Mount Monday.
Visiting in Plymouth
Bobbie Clayton is visiting Frank
Landing in Plymouth for a few
days.
Spends Christmas in Richmond
Mrs K D. Worrell visited in Rich
mond during the Christmas holidays.
Are Visiting Here
Mr and Mrs "Spit" Martin, of
Norfolk, are visiting the latter's par
ents, Mr. and Mis. Lewis Manning,
here for a few days.
In Tarboro Christmas
Mr and Mrs. Mayo Hardison vis
ited in Tarboro Christmas.
Visit in Franklin, Va.
Misses Josephine Daniels and Ni
na Bennett visited in Franklin, Va..
during the Christmas holidays.
In Windsor Christmas
Mr and Mrs. Buck Hunter visited
in Windsor Christmas.
Spend Holidays Here
Miss Louise Cooke, of Newport
News; Miss Irene Nagy, of Connecti
cut^ Mr and Mrs Zeb Brown, of
Greenville^Mr. William V. Cooke,
of New Bern; and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Wyatt, of New Holland, N. C., visit
during the Christmas holidays.
Are Visiting Here
Mrs. Marvin Felton and son, Ron
nie, of Rocky'Mount, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. C, 1), Pittman, for a few
days.
Visit in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bowers vis
ited in Washington and Goldsboro
during the Christmas holidays.
Was in Rocky Mount
Mr. Ernest Mears visited relatives
and friends in Rocky Mount Christ
mas.
Return to Fayetteville
Mr and Mrs. A N, Clark and
daughter, of Fayetteville, returned
home Sunday after visiting Mrs.
Clark's mother, Mrs. C. O Moore,
during the Christmas holidays.
Visit Friends Here
Mrs Ben Barnhill, of Durham, and
-Mrs^ Luther Walierg,-of Wake For
est, visited friends here for several
days.
Return to Laurinburg
Mr and Mrs. Dick Bridgers return
ed to Laurinburg after visiting Mrs
Mamie Taylor here during the hol
idays.
Mrs. S J. Starnes and daughters,
Margaret and Frances, visited Mr.
and Mrs N R Manning here Thurs
day and Friday.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Miller and
daughter, of Norfolk, visited the lat
ter'a mother. Mrs Maude Mizelle,
here last week-end, '
Visit Here During Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hollingsworth,
of Washington City, visited Mrs.
Maude Mizell during the holidays.
In Norfolk for Few Days
Miss Elizabeth Taylor is visiting
in Norfolk for a few days.
Attends Dance in F.denton
Miss Doris Moore attended a dance
in Edenton Thursday night.
Visiting in Washington City
Mrs. Jordan Ward is visiting
Washington City for a few days
Spend Christmas Here
Misses Virginia and Vivian Taylor,
of Greensboro, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Taylor, of Norfolk, spent the
Christmas holidays here with their
mother, Mrs. Laura Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Spruill spent
Christinas day here with Mr. and
Mis. D. V. Clayton
hWa
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Manning and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harrison visit
ed in Washington Sunday,
Starlet Becomes Star
Peggy Digging, lovely starlet of
Warner Brothers, has been selected
for the leading role in Jimmy Du
rante's new comedy picture "The
.Spy Swatter' "
LOCAL YOUNG WOMAN
WED IN NORFOLK
Norfolk?Naval Chapel, Naval Air
Station. Naval Operating Base was
the scene of a quiet but very lovely
wedding which took place Wednes
day evening, November 26th at 8:30
o'clock, when Dora Mae Hughes, of
Norfolk,, daughter of Mrs. Sudie
Stalls, of Williams-ton, and the late
David D. Stalls, became the bride
of Sidney Vane King, of the United
States Navy, son of Charles A. Ring,
of Oildale, Calif , and the late So
uole
phia Vane King. The double ring
ceremony was performed, Chaplain
F R. Williams, C.N C.V. and Navy,
officiating. Only relatives and inti
mate friends attended.
The bride was attired in an en
semble of navy blue and white Rene
original with matching accessories
and pearls, a gift of the groom. Her
flowers were a corsage of gardenia^
Following the ceremony a dinner
dance was held at the Starlight
Room. Monticello Hotel.
Mrs. Ring formerly resided in Wil
liamston, attended the schools there,
hut has made-her home in Norfolk
for the last seven months where she
holds a very responsible position as
billing clerk with the Jones Cold
Storage Corporation.
Mi Ring attended schools in Bak
crsfield, San Francisco, and Oildale.
Calif , but is now attached to the
United States Navy. VP52. Aviation,
at Naval Air Station.
They are now at home at 1619
Omohund.ro Avenue.
Was Here Christmas
Mrs. Carrie Dell Browning, of
Raleigh?visn. fi frivruls Iwri- Christ
mas,
' In Washington Monday
Mr. I). V Clayton was a business
visitor in Washington Monday.
! Spend* Holidays Here
Mr. Richard Ilill. of Greensboro,
visited Mr Reginald Manning hero
during Iho Christmas holidays.
Returns to Charleston
Mrs. Horace Ray has returned to
her home in Charleston after visit
ing Iv r father. Mr Ihih Everett, for
the Christmas holidays.
Continues III in Hospital
Mrs. Jennie Barrthill. of Everetts,
continues ill in a Washington hospi
tal.
Visiting In Durham
Professor and Mrs. 1) N llix und
little daughter are spending a few
days with relatives in Durham
Returns to Whiteville
Miss Addie Leo Meador returned
to Whiteville Sunday to continue her
work as a member of the school fac
ulty after spending the holidays here
with her mother.
Visiting in Richland*
Mrs R G. Harrison, Jr., and chil
dren. Bobby and Nannette. and Mrs.
G. H Harrison are spending a few
days with relatives in Richlands.
Spend Christmas Here
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Coburn and
I children, of Whiteville, spent Christ
mas here with Mr. Coburn's sister,
Mrs H. L Meador.
Visit in Wake Forest
?Mr and Mrs Edwin Holding spent
the week-end in Wake Forest with
relatives.
?
Was Here Sunday
Mr. Charles Smallwood, of Wash
ington, visited here Sunday eve
ning.
Return from New York
Mr, and Mrs. Ransom Roberson
and son, Alva, returned home Satur
day night after spending the Christ
mas holidays in New York with their
son and daughter.
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Visit in County
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Daniel, of
Baltimore, spent the holidays in the
county with relatives.
Was Here Yesterday
Miss Connie Baynor, of Jamesville,
was in town yesterday shopping.
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Lettie Jones, of Greensboro,
spent last week-end here with Mrs.
I IW 1 tntiv-E>ML I
Windsor ? Miss Eleanor Eugenia
Early, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
! Herbert Weaver Early, of Windsor,
Critcher, III, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Anson Critcher, II, of Wil
liamston, at five o'clock in the af
ternoon of Saturday, December 27.
The wedding took place at the home
of the bride's parents.
The house was decorated in ever
green. The improvised altar, arrang
ed before the mantel, was banked
with evergreens and ferns.
Mr5 Wheeler M. MartifV^t Wil
liamston, played the wedding music.
Mr. L. Bruce Wynne and Mrs. James
H. Smith, of Williamston, sang asa
duet, "Love Here Is My Heart," and
Mrs. Smith sang "Because" Tradi
tional wedding marches were used
and "To a Wild Rose" was played
(during the ceremony. Ushers were
Jack Manning and Albert Cooke.
Mrs Graham Sedmons, sister of
Vhn~ brrde= and Miss
Critcher, sister of the bridegroom, at
tended the bride as matron and maid
of honor. The bridegroom had as his
best man, Dan C. Sharpe, of Green
ville.
Following the dame of honor, the
bride descended the stairway and
_procede3TcrtlTe~altar wittrher father
who gave her in marriage. Her wed
ding gown was of ivory lace and
net. The veil of illusion was draped
from a coronet of seed pearlsx form
ing orange blossoms. She carried an
arm bouquet of roses and orchids.
The ceremony was performed by
the pastor of the bride, Rev Millard
R. Brown.
Mrs Early, mother of the bride,
wore a blue dress trimmed with se
quins, with a shoulder corsage of
pink roses. Mrs. Critcher, mother of
tin* groom, wore a blue dress with
nail head ornaments, with a shoul
der corsage of Talisman roses.
After the ceremony the bride's
mother entertained at an informal
reception. Those serving were Mrs.
Tom P. Jimison, II, of Goldsboro;
Mrs. J. Brantley Acree, of Littleton;
Mrs. John N. Bryan, Jr., Mrs. George
C. Spoolnian. Mrs. Genevieve Free
man and Miss Sallie Lee Brewer, all
of Windsor.
The bride and bridegroom left for
a wedding trip to unannounced
points. The bride wore for travel a
fitch coat over a two-piece gold
woolen suit with antique brown ac
cessories. Her shoulder corsage, lift
id from her bridal bouquet, was of
orchids.
Mrs. Critcher was graduated from
Meredith College and has been a
teacher in the Colerain High School
since her graduation. Mr. Critcher
attended Duke University and now
holds a position with the Critcher
Lumber Company of Williamston.
Mrs. Critcher was honoree at many
pre nuptial parties in Windsor, Wil
harnston and Colerain.
ayers rogkks
The Bear Grass Presbyterian
Church was the scene of a very love
; ly ceremony on December 25th, at
j 10 o'clock, when Miss Melba Grace
I Rogers and Horace Murdock Ayers
! were united in marriage by the Rev.
j Z. T Piephoff, of Williamston.
The chancel was lovely decorated
with fern which added to the sim
plicity of the ceremony.
Mrs. Edith Martin, pianist, and
sister of the groom, of Everetts, pre
sented a program of nuptial music.
I Love You Truly" was played as
the vows wi re spoken. Traditional
marches were used.
The bride and bridegroom enter
ed together without attendants. The
I bride wore a dress of powder blue
jerepe with luggage accessories. Her
j corsage was of orchids.
Immediately following the cere
mony the couple left for a wedding
j trip to unannounced points. After
January 1st, Mr. and Mrs. Ayers will
be at home in Everetts.
Mrs. Ayers is the attractive daugh
ter of Mrs. Hessie Rogers and the
late Mr. Nathan Rogers. She is a
} graduate- of?the Bear Grass high
i school and E.C.T.C., Greenville. She
i is at present a member of the
I Jamesville school faculty.
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J S. Ayers. of Everetts. receiv
ed his education from the Everetts
j and Robersonville schools and is now
i associated in business with his fa
| ther.
Only a few close relatives and
friends were present for the private
1 ceremony.
MOBI.EY-GRIFFIN
Tin- wedding of Mien Ratlin T nnine
Griffin and Mr Ralph Mobley was
solemnized on Friday afternoon, De
cember 26th, at five-thirty o'clock at
the home of the bride's cousin. Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Roberson. The Rev.
D. W. Davis officiated.
Fern, chrysanthemums and ivy
formed a background for decorations
in the home. Arranged in front of
these were tall candelabra in which
candles glowed.
The Rev. D. W. Davis entered the
hallway and preceded through the
| entrance to the living room. The
1 bride -and groom entered together
and took their places in front of the
improvised altar.
The bride wore a blue costume
I with brown accessories. Her corsage
I was of yellow roses.
Mrs. Mobley is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Joseph S..Griffin, of
Bear Grass. Mr. Mobley is the son
of Mr and Mrs. Sam Mobley, of
Bear Grass and Williamston.
After a short wedding trip tha
couple will,make their home with
the groom's parents
I HINTS FOR |
| HOMEMAKERS I
i ? i
(By Irene James, Home
Service Director, Virginia Electric
And Fewer Company
BEGIN THE NEW YEAR WITH
FOOD CONSERVATION
"Happy New Year" can still be the
greeting as we hang the "1942" cal
endar upon the wall.
We should rejoice that we are Am
ericans and resolve that not one day
in the entire year will we be guilty
of any waste, particularly in foods
and those health giving substances
with which they are possessed.
After the Holiday Feasts the stor
age of leftovers will be many. The
turkey platter must be looking ra
ther forlorn but if you have been
careful to salvage the scraps of meat
and stuffing much favor will be won
by carefully disguising them into de
licious croquettes and individual
meat loaves, or pies.
From some of the carefully saved
slices of ham and poultry the fol
lowing is tempting:
Plantation Shortcake
Cover bottom of shallow baking
dish with freshly made corn bread
cut in triangular pieces. Then cover
closely with a layer of cold sliced
cooked.ham and a layer of poultry.
Pour over this one can of undiluted
mushroom soup or thick white sauce.
Place in a 400* oven until boiling hot.
Corn Cake
1-4 c butter
1-4 c sugar
1 1-3 c milk
1 1-4 c yellow corn meal
1 1-4 c flour
4 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
3 egg whites
Cream butter, add sugar gradual
ly; add milk alternating with dry in
gredients mixed and sifted. Beat
thoroughly; add egg whites beaten
stiffly. Bake in two greased shallow
pans. Bake 375*?30 minutes.
New Turkey Pie With Cheese
3 tbsp butter
2 tbsp chopped onion
1-2 e sliced mushrooms ?
3 tbsp flour
1-8 tsp pepper
1-2 tsp salt
2 c canned chicken broth
2 c diced cooked turkey
2 c cooked vegetables
Melt butter, add chopped onions,
sliced mushrooms and cook 5 min
utes. Stir in flour, salt and pepper
and when well blended add chicken
broth, stirring constantly over low
heat until mixture thickens. Add tur
key and cooked vegetables. Pour into
a 1 1-2 quart casserole and cover
with cheese nut pastry pressing
edges to the rim of the dish. Bake
450*?15 to 20 minutes (until crust
is brown).
Cheese Pastry
1 c sifted flour
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
1 c ground nuts (Brazil preferred)
?1 c grated American Cheese _
1-4 c milk
Sift flour, baking powder and salt.
Stir in the nuts and grated cheese.
Moisten with milk. Roll out on flour
ed board cutting in desired shape for
topping pie.
' Chicken or Turkey Ring
2 tbsp gelatin
1-2 c cold Water
2 c boiling water
1-2 c sugar
1 tsp salt
1-2 c diluted vinegar
1 lemon, juice
2 pjmientos, shredded.
2 c chicken, dicked
3 hard cooked eggs
Soak gelatin in cold water, 10 min
utes. Dissolve this in boiling water.
Add sugar, salt, vinegar, lemon. Stir |
until thoroughly dissolved. Cool. Add
pimientos, chicken, egg. Pour into
buttered mold. Chill 6 to 12 hours.
Serve with head lettuce and French
dressing.
GRIFFIN-TERRY
Miss Carrie Dell Terry, daughter
ot Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Terry, and
Mr. Russell L. Griffin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph S. Griffin, were
married at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. W. B. Harrington at Farm Life
Saturday night, December 27th.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Harrington.
EDMONDSON-CHERRY
Miss Mary Alice Cherry and Wil
liam Edward Edmondson were mar
ried by Justice of the Peace C. B.
Riddick at his home in Everetts Sun
day evening at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Ed
mondson is the daughter of Mrs. Car
rie Cherry and the late M. C. (Tan)
Cherry. The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Edmondson.
Spends Christmas Here
Capt. M. T. Sullivan, of Port Moul
trie, joined his family here to visit
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Norton during
the Christmas holidays.
Marriage Licenses Issued
Marriage licenses were issued In
this county last week to the follow
ing couples: Horace Murdock Ayers,
of Everetts. and Melba Grace Rog
ers, of Williamston; Nathaniel L.
Coltrain, of R.F.D. 1, Williamston,
and Margaret Estell Harden, of Wil
liamston: Charles B. Wynne and Gla
dys Mae Edwards, both of Williams
ton; Lindsay Stroud, of Palmyra, and
Mary Agnes Anderson, of Tarboro;
James William Riddick, of James
ville, and Josephine Andrews, of R.
F. D. 1. Williamston; William Ran
dolph Gardner, of Williamston, and
Ollie Ruth Oliver, of Plymouth;
Semmie James and Sally Louise
Grimes, both of Robersonville; Wil
liam Edward Edmondson and Mary
Alice Cherry, both of "Williamston;
Russell L. Griffin and Carrie Dell
Terry, both of Williamston.
In Norfolk Last Weak-end
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Moore visited
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Harrell In Nor
folk last week-end
Volunteer as Air Raid Wardens
New*York City patrolman Gunner Steen fingerprints Viola Hollander,
as Newbold Morris (standing beside her), president of the City Council,
looks on. Left is Herbert Overton. Even though Overton and Miss
Hollander suffer from infantile paralysis, they are offering their ser
rices as air raid wardens.
Kingdom Invaded
The Ranee of Sarawak listens to the
radio for the latest war bulletins.
Japanese troops are reported to
have gained a foothold in at least
two areas in the oil-rich protecto
rate of Sarawak on Borneo Island.
British forces blew up oil wells be
fore withdrawing from these points.
The Ranee is living in New York
at present. ;
Anti-Knock Gas
Properties Lower
Anti-knock properties of gas you
buy at the filling stations may be
somewhat lower, because military
machines, especially airplanes, come
first in tetra-ethyl priorities. They
need high and super-high-octane
fuels; that for planes runs up to 100
cictane. Refineries have agreed to
a voluntary plan for lowering their
regular 75-octane brands to about
72 1-2. though oil industry techni
cians claimed that reducing it to 70,
as first proposed by OPA, would
mean a oonsiderable reduction in
miles-per-gallon, besides less knock
protection. In line with the general
emphasis on careful use of money
and materials of all "strategic" kinds
is the tip to motorists to keep a clos
er check on car mileage and knock
performance, and have the garage
man make the simple adjustments in
ignition timing that may be needed
to get maximum performance out
of the kind of fuel that's available.
RALEIGH GIRL JOINS
THE ENTERPRISE FORCE
Miss Mary Lily Moore, young Ral
eigh girl, has joined The Enterprise
force for work in its several depart
ments. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Vick C. Moore, she has just receiv
ed her A. B. degree in Journalism
from the University of North Caro
lina. Miss Moore is at home with the
Tom Brandons on Grace Street.
Visits in Baltimore
Mr O. S Winborne spent Christ
mas in Baltimore and attended the
Roosevelt-Churchill speaking in
Washington City Friday.
<*nrnd Holidays Her*
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Peel, of
Fayettcville, spent the holidays here
with Mr. Peel's mother, Mrs. Sadie
Peel.
Home from AshevUl*
Mr. Teddy Jackson is home from
Asheville for a several weeks' visit
with friends and relatives.
Visit Relatives in County
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Daniel, of
Montlawn, Maryland, spent the holi
days with relatives in the county.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tyre, of
Norfolk, visited in the county last
week.
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Visiting in County
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mayo Grimes
and little son, of Ayden, are spend
ing a few days in the county with rel
atives.
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Cherry an
nounce the birth of a son, Roland,
Jr., on December 26th. Mother and
son are getting along very nicely.
In Klnston Last Week
Mrs. Jesse LiUey and Mrs. Toby
Rogers visited Mrs. Walter Kennedy
in Kins ton last week, where Mrs.
Kennedy is a patient in a hospital.
\
Is VI siting Rela ti v
Pretty little Miss Frances Ellen
Kennedy, 5-months-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kennedy, is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Toby Rogers, for a few days.
Visit Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Griffin, of
Washington, visited relaHves here
Sunday. It was Mr. Griffin's first
visit here since his serious llnea
last April ?
Latest Additions To The
Enterprise Mailing List
Listed among the recent additions
to the Enterprise mailing list are the
following:
Ellis Malone, Williamston; Dock
Hollis, Williamston; Leslie Griffin,
Williamston; E. G. Harrison, Camp
Blanding, Fla.; W. H. Everett, Ham
ilton; Mrs? J. T. Griffin, Jsmesvllle;
Howard Tyre, Norfolk; J. W. Cher
ry, Hassell; Miss Effie Waldo, Ham
ilton; Joshua L. Coltrain, Williams
ton; W. P. Harris, Robersonville;
Doris Rogers, Raleigh; Mrs. C. R.
Johnson, Durham; C. O. Edwards,
Williamston; A. E. Manning, James
ville; Louis T Holliday, Williams
ton; Howard Coltrain, Williamston;
Mrs. Sue Taylor, Williamston; F F.
Edwards, Williamston; Joe G. Mod
lin, Jamesville; Leonard Holliday,
Jamesville; J. H. Revels, Williams
ton; W. H. Daniel, Woodlawn, Md.;
H. W. Barber, Jamesville; Connie
Baynor, Jamesville; Mrs. J. D. Hy
man, Hobgood; Charlie Dugger, Rob
ersonville; Miley Mooring, Rober
sonville; Clayton Everett, Roberson
ville; William P. Hodges, Raleigh;
W. J. Hodges, Williamston; Mrs. Ad
die Bailey, Williamston; F. C. Stall
mgs, Jamesville; Clyde Modlin,
Jamesville; Pvt. W. A. Gurganus,
Honolulu, T. H.
Attorney E. S. Peel i?
Home From Hotpital
Confined to a Washington hospi
tal for several days while undergo
ing treatment for a stubborn nose
infection, Attorney Elbert S. Peel
returned to his home here yester
day morning. While his condition is
much improved he will remain in
bed for several more days at his
home.
Teacher Reiigna For
Trip To The Altar
Miss Kathleen Strickland, fifth
grade teacher in the local schools,
has tendered her resignation for a
trip to the altar, school authorities
announced today. Her resignation
becomes effective as of January 9th,
it was learned.
Mrs. Velma Cobum, former teach
er in the local school, has been named
as Miss Strickland's successor.
DainMla ijk U/Axil|l||arfAfk
?teturns 10 nasiiiiigvun
Miss Elizabeth Cobum, after
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cobum,
has returned to a Washington hos
pital to continue her duties as a stu
dent nurse.
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BEGINS TODAY
Tuesday, Dec. 30
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$4.85 ?
ALL JOLENE MYERS
?$2.99
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