Expia ted Home Soon
Entering Duke hospital last
week Mrs. Abner Brown in im
proving and is expected home
within a iew days.
Returns Home
Mr. Sylvester Peel returned to
his home in Griffins Township
Thu: j»ci. y r.ftet hi irig c<mfim -j in
Brown Community Hospital for
several days.
Returns Horne
Mrs. Robert Graham of Red
Springs returned home Thursday
after spending the past ten days
here vviin her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. B. T. Hurley.
Fxpetted Hume Soon
Mrs. John L. Goff expects to re
turn soon from Narrows. Virginia,
where she went to vei» '•« ••
mother who sustained a broken
arm in a fail recently.
Spending Few Hays Here
Mr:. Walton Whit, of WV-bii.g
ton 1* spending a few* days here
with Mr. and Mrs. George Harri
son, Jr.
Visit Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiggins
Misses Gladys and Mary Kail
Wiggjns of Tarboro. and Mr. John
Lawrence oi Rocky Mount visited
Mrs. M. IX Wilson V.-u S .nday.
V isificg In Newport News
Miss Mittie Lee Sills of Oak
fit; is v; itire her sister, Mrs.
if- Oiiivi is iii Newport
lie port1 For Discharge
Lt (> paid Hurley. Jr., ar
il' ed Tuesday i -'rn Ne\" Y«vV
rr|;-.rted to Norfolk Wednes
day for his discharge from the
1 N:. vv.nl lei . ervipg 33 months. 24
‘>t which was -ea duty.
Reported Improving
W. J. Smith who under
r.t an Hoi -at-on in u Washing
led oving. She will
sped several days with her
■daughter. Lt. Commander Jessie
Mae Holloman, there before re
turning home.
Spend Day In Richmond
' Mr, :i”d Mrs. Iverson Skinner
spent Wednesday in Richmond
whei e Mi Sk inn< r went for. a
medical examination.
Attending Conference
Hey John L. Goff leaves Sun
day afternoon fon the Young Peo
ple's Conference at Atlantic
Christian College where he will
<'rve as director of recreation and
"cinl life, learning and leading in
these activities,
hands In New York
John !, Goff. Jr., Q. M. 3/C,
j landed in New York lust Monday
waih the Eighth Fleet which com
pleted maneuvers recently. The
sailor i xpoets to return to civilian
life about June 15.
Business Visitor Here
farmer Roland Coburn of Dar
dens was a business visitor in
town W< ■ J nesc!ay.
V isits ft) Palmyra
M s. W. M. Kittroll of Rober
sonville v. a: guest of Misses Hat
tie and Margaret Everett of Pul
myra Friday.
Attend I’eanut Meeting
Mes. r-. Carlyle Langley, Hob
Fdie- nelson. John Gurkin, W. C.
Wind ley and John A. Manning at
tended a meeting of the National
Peanut Council in Virginia Beach
this week.
Ill Newport News This Week
Mr. Frank Cursturphen and
W. las Bobby Harrison and
Woo'ard were in Newpoit
Nows this week handling a busi
Here Wednesday
Mi. Charley Davenport of
-hnni --.dli was x business visitor’
lu re Wednesday morning.
Visit In Smithlicld
K‘ v- and Mrs. B. T. Hurley, Mrs.
B- 1 G a>r-: and sen, Franklin,
font Thursday in Smilhfield I
with friends.
Here On Business
Mi Garland Anderson was here
Weilin .-.day troni Jamesville at- j
tending to business.
In Sanford This Week
Mr. H- 1- Coburn was in San-'
ford attending to business this!
week.
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In Washington Monday
Mrs. Ernest Etheridge spent
Monday in*Wa'■ Mvtngton.
Spend Week-End At Pamlico
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wyatt spent
the week-end at Pamlico and bad
. their guests, Mr. and Mrs.
' Sunk" Beil of Cherry Point.
Attend Wedding
Mrs. Collin Peel and Miss Irene
, Tetterton attended the Rose-High
i smith wedding and reception in
Robefson.y.ilie. W.e.d.n.e.sria-V...<jttej;.-J
, noon.
Here Prom Elizabeth City “j
Mrs. Joseph Pender, Jr., of'
Elizabeth City visited Mr. and ,
•'J- Joe Pender here Tuesday!
night.. I
Spending Week At Pamlico
Scouts Rush Bondurant, Jr.,
(John Watts, Mack MacLawhorn
.and Charles Carver are spending
, this week at Pamlico.
In New Y'ork
Mr. and Mrs. John Wier art
spending a few days in New York
attending to business.
In Farmville Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Baker and
daughter, Joyce, spent Sunday in
Farmville.
Visit Father In Hospital
| Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peel of
Raleigh were here Sunday visiting
his father, Mr. Sylvester Peel,
who was a patient in Brown Com
munity Hospital until yesterday.
Move To New Home
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond John
son have moved to their new
home in Martin Heights.
To Visit Father
Mr. R. W. Bondurant leaves
Friday to visit his father, who is
ill, in Rice, Va,
Business Visitor Here
Mr. W. T. Cross of Gatesvillc
was a business visitor here Tues
day.
Here From Suffolk
Mr. “Happy” Lawrence of Suf
folk was here attending to busi
ness this week.
Visiting In Richlands
Mis. George Harrison, Sr., and
little Nanette Harrison are visit
ing in Richlands this week.
On Sight Seeing Tour
Mr. and Mis. Sam Bundy, Mes
dames Wheeler Manning and A.
R. White and Lillian Peel accom
; panied the Beta Club to Washing
I ton City on a sight seeing tour
Sunday. They returned home
Thursday.
Visiting In Snow Hill
Mrs. J T. Edmondson is visit
ing in Snow Hill this week.
Spending Week-End In Piedmont
Misses Bernice Waid and Lib
Taylor are spending the week
end in Greensboro and High
Point. Jimmie Ward, student at
High Point College will accom
pany them home.
Visits Relatives Here
Mr. Dick Daniel of Snow Hill
visited relatives here this week.
In Hospital
Mrs. John R. Peel visited Mr. N.
S. Riddick in a Washington Hos
pital Wednesday.
Shops Here Thursday
Mrs. Grover Lilley and daugh
ter, Shirley, of Dardens shopped
here Thursday.
Here From Roper
Mr. Sam Davenport of Roper
was heie on business this week.
FEELING FINE-NOW, MRS.
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respected housewife of 794 Harold
Avc .. S. K., Atlanta, Go. Telling
of her experience she gratefully
continued:
I lilt let down and idh ly
worn-out. My appetite was so
jttdcd 1 had to use all nty will
powt r to make myself eat. poor
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and 1 suttered agony frum heart
1 sen Seme days muscular pains
"IU ■' si-veii' I eould hardly
i aise my arms. My weight drop
ped off. ftatui ally I felt com
pietely w looped down when night
eame. However, 1 felt so restless
1 would roll . ltd toss instead of
sleeping, and mornings 1 still
si omed worn-out.
MRS. J. R. GORDY
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blessed relief this famous medi
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loss of appetite, Vitamin B-l de
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substitute. Retonga may be ob
tained at Clark’s Pharmacy, Inc.
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Beach an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter. Ruby Dell, to George
Revels, on Sunday, May 26, 1946,
, at the home of the bride's parents.
The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Crocker. The bride wore
a white suit with white acces
sories, and a corsage of red car
i nations. Only close relatives and
a few' friends attended the wed
JGi? couple left immediate
ly after the ceremony fu; a short
'TdY-fiding trip.
, Visit Son In Plymouth
| Mi. and Mrs. W J K'-. 1 visited
j the’r son, Durand Keel, in Ply.
j mouth this week.
J Shop In Raleigh
I Mrs. S. R. Biggs, Misses Nancy
Biggs, Marjorie Gray Dunn and
Mary Charles Godwin shopped in
Raleigh Tuesday.
Spending Few Days Here
Bt. (jg; Jack Baker Saunders,
stationed in Williamsburg, arrived |
here Wednesday to spend a few !
days with his mother, Mrs. J. H. !
Saunders.
Out Again
Mr. F. J. Margolis, who has been
confined to his home by illness is
now able to be out.
Shop Here Thursday
Mesdames C. C. Flemirg, Ella
Paxton and F. A. Rawls cf James
ville shopped here Thursday.
Return From Trip
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Manning and
children have returned from a
trip to Washington, D. C., and the
Shenandoah Valley.
Home For Week-End
S 1-c John N. Hopkins spent last
week-end ne ir here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hopkins.
He had as his guest, S 1-c N. C.
Kaltz.
Home With Discharge
J. R. Edmondson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Edmondson, received ,
his discharge from the U. S. Army-:
this week. Sgt. Edmondson spent 1
one year on the Azores Islands I
and was associated with Maurice ^
Moore, Jr., another Wiliamston !
boy, while on the Atlantic Island.
Just before he left Edmondson
stated that Moore left for a seven
day furlough in Paris.
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'Funeral Held For
| infant Wednesday
! Funeral -.'vices were held at
the Biggs Funeral Home on West
1 Main Street here Wednesday aft
ernoon at 4:30 o’clock for William
Robert Griffin, Jr., who was born
and who died in a Washington
j hospital earlier that day. Rev. B.
T.’ Hurley,' local Methodist minis
j ter, conducted the last rites and
i burial was in Woodiawr Ceme
i tery here,
; Surviving are his parents.
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Here From Hamilton
Professor and Mrs. George
Hazel, and son, of Hamilton, were
visitors in the city Thursday. ,
Here Over Week-End
Mrs. Irene Owens and daugh
ter, of W’ilson, will
here over the ’viaeA-tna. i
Visiting Relatives Here
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Sample of
Oklahoma City and Mrs. W. O.
Sample and daughter, Miss Bess j
Sample, of Davidson, are spending
a few days here with relatives.
Here For Week
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Levin of
Chape] Hill are spending a week
with Mr. Levin’s parents here. j
Ladies Aid To Meet
The Corinth Ladies Aid will !
hold its next meeting with Mrs.
Carrie Devanport.
Returns from Pamlico
Mrs. J. F. Thigpen returned
home Thursday after spending a
few days at Pamlico.
Here from Robersonville
Mr. Wade Vick was here from
Robersonville Tuesday.
Call Dozen Cases
On Monday In the
Recorder’s Court
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(Continued .from page one)
j again. “I feel sorry for you,”
Judge Smith said.
Entering no pita in the case
; charging him with violating the
public health lav; ns it acts toVori:
. trol the spread of tuberculosis,
Joseph L. Godard was adjudged
guilty and was sentenced to the
roaus for six months. The road
tc-i'tu was suspended on condition
that the defendant enter the Mar
tin County Sanatorium on June 3
and rer there until released
by the superintendent of public
welfare and the health depart
ment.
^ Pleading guilty in the case
dunging him with larceny and
false pretense, Willie Biggs was
sentenced to the roads for four
months.
Clifton Forbes, Jr., charged
with operating a motor vehicle
without a driver’s license, plead
ed guilty and was fined $25 and
required to pay the costs. The j
court recommends i that no li
cense be issued tin: defendant for
one year. I
Bill Brown, colored, was fined
$25 and taxed with the costs in
the case charging him with as
saulting a female. The prosecut
ing witness, his wife, said in open 1
court that they h ad come to a
parting of the ways. Brown, a
veteran of nearly four years in (
the service, has been out of the
army hardly four months.
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