Enters Durham Hospital
Mi::s Grace Cullipher entered
Watts Hospital m Durham for
medical treatment Saturday. Sue
was accompanied to Durham by
her mother, Mrs. W. T. Cullipher.
Herr Similar
Mr. and Mrs, B. E. Newby and
children and Mrs. A W. Barber of
Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. Cullipher and family Sunday
afternoon.
Spending Few Days Here
Pfc. Angus Cullipher of New
burg. N. Y.. is spending a few day s
here with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Culliphet.
Visit Friends Here Thursday
Miss Mary Helen Burden of Au
la nder and Miss Viola Peele of
Roxobel visited friends here last
Thursday.
Here Sunday
Mrs. G. W. Rhodes and son.
Howard, of Newport, N. C., visited
their daughter and sister. Mrs.
Daryl Clayton. Jr., and Mr. Clay
ton Sunday
Here Sunday
Mi. and Mrs. L. T. Jones and
daughter, Lesley, and Mr Donald
Rose of Greenville visited Mr.
Jones' brother, Paul Jones, and
Mrs. Jones here Sunday.
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GREAT OAK'
The Straight Whiskeys in this prod
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30% Straight Whiskey, 70% Grain
Neutral Spirits, 20% Straight Whis
key 2 ytars old, 5 % Straight Whiskey
4 ytars old, 5% Straight Whiskey
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! In Durham Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hall and Mi s.
W. L. Mizelle visited in Durham
Visits In Greenville
Miss Lamina Baker visited in
i Greenville over tin week-end
Here Last Week-end
Miss Ruth Norton of Raleigh
spent the week-end here with Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Carstarphen.
Visits In Elizabeth City
Mr. LeRoy Speight visited in
Elizabeth City over the week-end.
Business Visitors In Raleigh
Messrs. F L. Rogers and Neal
Jones attended to business in Ral
eigh Saturday.
Spend Day Here
Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Selby and
Children, and Miss Joan Davis and
Mr. Darrell Sadler of Ransomville
visited Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge
Selby here Sunday.
Food Sale Planned
A food sale sponsored by mem
bers of the American Legion Aux
iliary will be held Friday, March
11. at 2 o’clock in the American
Legion Hut.
Spend Week-end Here
Dick Levin, student at Slate
College, spent the week-end here
with his parents Mr and Mrs, M. 1
M. Levin. He brought as his'
guest, Lloyd Kramer of Cincin
nati. Ohio, also a student at State
College
Spend Day Here
Mr. and Mis. James Waddell of
Glasboro, N. Jersey, and Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Adams of Edgewat
ei Park, Now Jersey, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Lev
in.
Spend Day In Greenville
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Cowan and
daughter.-, Mrs. W. N Cherry of
Everetts and Mi- .Joyce Ann Cn- I
.it! It Oil.1
and Mrs Robert Smith in Green
ville Sunday.
Shop Here Monday
Mr. and Mrs. John Eubanks of
Hassell shopped here Monday.
Spend Day Here
Mrs. J C. Swain and Mrs. N. M.1
Spruill of Plymouth shopped here!
Friday.
Visit In Jamesville
Miss Ann Hardison and Mrs.
Noah Hardison spent the week
end in Jamesville visiting Mr. E.
N. Hardison.
Here From Jamesville
Mrs. Monroe Holliday and
daughters of Jarnesville shopped
, in town Saturday.
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Shop Here
Mrs. H. J. Lupton and daughter,
Dorine, of Windsor, shopped here
Saturday.
Spend Week-end In County
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Shear
in of Warrenton spent the week
end with Mrs. Shearin's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jones in Bear
GrasS.
Visits Parents Here
Mr, Joseph Wynne spent Sun
day night here with his parents,
Mr. and Mis. Diek Wynne. Mr.
Wynne is associated with the N. C.
Tubercular Clinic which is now
covering eastern Carolina.
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Visit in Weldon
Mrs. Pat Crawford and Mrs. H.
L. Meador visited relatives and
friends in Weldon Sunday.
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Visit in Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sam Getsinger,!
Mrs. Carlyle Langley and Mr. j
John Ward, Sr., were in Raleigh |
Sunday visiting John Ward, Jr.,
who is recovering in a hospital
there from a back injury received
in an accident early last week.
He is improving rapidly and his
mother, who has been with him
several days, is expected home
soon.
In Raleigh Saturday
Mr H. M. Reddick, Jr., attend
ed to business in Raleigh Satur
day.
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Shop in Rocky Mount
Mesdames J T. Llewellyn, Jim
Rhodes, Jr., and Tom Barnhill
shopped in Rocky Mount Thurs
day afternoon.
Visits iu Raleigh
Mr. Edgar Gurganus visited in
Raleigh and Durham Thursday.
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Here from JuJimW*' -
Mr. Harper Hotticiaj of Rich-t
mond attended to business here
last week.
Attend Raleigh Tea
Mrs. Garland Woolard and Mrs.
W. C. Manning, Jr., attended a
tea at the Governor’s Mansion in
Raleigh Saturday afternoon.
Visits Here Saturday
Mrs. Bill Woolard of Plymouth
visited heie Saturday.
Visits in Richmond
Mrs. K. D. Worrell visited in
Richmond Friday and Saturday.
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SUEFABAN PEELE
In a ceremony characterized by
j simplicity, the wedding of Miss
i Mary Trulah Peele and Dr. Robert
I John Sheridan was solemnized by
i the Rev. Stewart B Simms at 5:30
I o’clock in the Memorial Baptist
Church here on March 5.
• Miss Joan Peele attended her
* sister as maid of honor. She was
lovely in a gown of acqua taffeta,
■ fashioned with low round neck
line outlined with a double bertha
, of the same material, wide hoop
i.skiit, and matching milts. She
carried an arm bouquet of mixed
spring flowers, and wore a small
braided hat of matching taffeta.
; The bridesmaids, Mi.- I><m Prof
fit, of Roanoke, Va„ and Miss
Sally Prevatt of Wilmington, wore
I identical dresses, and carried mix
ed spring flowers.
The bride, given in marriage by
her uncle, Gilbert Peele, of Green
ville, North Carolirfa, was beau
tifully gowned in ivory slipper!
! satin, fashioned with a deep V
neckUnc. long-fitted barque, and
inverted pleats in the sRirt which
featured a court train.. Her veil
of illusion and heirloom rosepoint
lace fell from a coronet of match
i ing lace. She carried a white pray
| er book with roses showered with
I stephmotes and white satin rib
bons.
The groom was attended by his
brother, William J. Sheridan, Jr,
of Baltimore, and groomsmen
were E H, Manning and Luther
Peele, cousins of the bride, Joseph
H. Peel, uncle of the bride, and i
J. D. Woolard, Jr.
Little Miss Patricia Faye Peele,
cousin of the bride, was flower
girl and she wore a white taffeta
dress with a white halo.
Mi s. Wheeler Martin, Sr., or-j
gunist, rendered the following
program: "Melody of Love,” "My,
Heart At Thy Sweet Voice,” i
"Wedding Prelude,” "Wedding In
termezzo,” "At Dawning”, "O,
Thou Sublime Sweet Evening
Star", "Because,” “Love Dream,” I
"Ave Maria”, and “To A Wild'
Rose." Mrs. Martin played the
Wedding March as a processional
and the recessional. Miss Ida Pri
I vette sang, "I Love You,” "Love's
i Coronation”, and “O, Perfect
Love.”
Mrs. John R. Peele, mother of j
I the bride, wore an afternoon dress j
of perishable blue with matching
wore black
shoulder corsage of American1
Beauty roses. Mrs. William J. I
Sheridan, Sr., mother of the |
groom, was gowned in powder I
blue with black accessories, and I
she wore a corsage of Bettertimes
roses. Mrs. William J. Sheridan,
Jr., sister-in-law of the bride
groom, wore a dress of turquoise
with black accessories.
Following the ceremony, the
wedding party received friends in
the vestibule of the church.
Mrs. Sheridan attended Mere
dith College in Raleigh, and was
graduated with the Class of 1948
accessories
from fly Duke University School
of Nursing. Dr. Sheridan attend
ed Duke University Medical
| School, graduating with the class
Inf 1948. Since his graduation, he
j lias served on the staff of Orange
, Memorial Hospital, Orange, New
i Jersey. After a wedding trip, the
j couple w'll reside in East Orange,
| while Dr.-Sheridan continues his
| interneship.
i Out-oftown guests for the wed
i ding included Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Peele, Greenville; Mr. and
! Mrs. William J. Sheridan, Sr.,
Weehawken, N. J ; Mr, and Mis.
William J. Sheridan, Jr., Balti
more; Miss Doris Proffitt. Roa
noke, Va.; Miss Sally Prevatt,
Wilmington; Miss Emmie Belle
Le Gevin, Wilmington; Misses
Jean Duffy, Ann Morgan, Sukie
Williams, Julia Rainwater, Anna
Jane (Skippy) Cooper and Betty
Sue Hedrick, Mrs. Maude Smith
Stowe, Johnnie Patterson, Bobbie
Shope. Jeff Painter, Bill Dennis
arid Dick Moorhouse, all of Dur
ham; Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Grif
fin, Goldsboro; Miss Eliza Daniel,
Raleigh; Mrs. W. E. Old, Norfolk;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruden. Ral
eigh; Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Peele,
Greenyiile; Mr. Gilbert Peele, Jr.,
Greenville; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Griffin and Miss Elizabeth Dan
iels, Washington, N. C.; Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Lassiter and A] Las
siter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Woolard
and Miss Ann Woolard, New
Bern; Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Barnhill J
and Miss Carolina Barnhill, Dur
ham; Mrs. Thomsine Ward, Eden- j
ton; and Mis. Henry Leland An-j
drews, Greenville.
Returns from Durham
I Mrs. Martin Moore has return
; ed home after spending several
days in Durham.
! OAK CITY RUITANS TO
MEET THURSDAY NIGHT
The Williams Chapel Club will
serve the dinner for the Oak City
Ruritan Club at 7:30 o’clock p.m.
! on Thursday of this week in the
' Oak City Home Economics build
i ing. W. D. Harding ->':11 be the
J guest speaker and will have for
; his topic, “'Civil Rights”.
The meeting will discuss some
important business and all mem
bers are asked to be present
Attend Games
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor and
Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt Edwards and
Messrs. Eugene Kimball. Red Tay
lor, Bob Monteith, Raleigh Har
rington and Joe Taylor attended
the basketball tournament games
in Durham Friday evening.
Horne from University
Chas. B. Siceloff, student at
the University, Chapel Hill, spent,
last week-end at home.
Visit Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. D. V Clayton vis
ited in Nags Head last week-end.
Visits in Greenville
Mrs. Pauline Letchworth visit*
jed in Greenville over the week
i end.
In Raleigh Saturday
Messrs. Connie B. Clark and
J: ck Butler attended to business
. in Raleigh Saturday.
Visit Here Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Sadler
i and children of Plymouth visited
: here Friday.
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Returns from Florida
Mrs. Efi'ie Sparrow returned
home Thursday evening after a
1 stay of several days spent in
Florida.
Attend Dinner Here
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Ed
wards entertained Mr. Robt. Ad
kins of Robersonviile at dinner
in their home on South Haughton :
Street Sunday. Guests included 1
Mr and Mrs. Bob Adkins, Jr., of I
Robersonviile and Mr. and Mrs.
Murphy Smith and children of
Red Springs.
Here Last Friday
Mr. Z. E. Helms of the Safety!
Division of the N. C. Highway j
Department, visited here Friday. 1
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Peaks
announce the birth of a daughter,
! Betty Jc
a Washington hos
pital on Friday, February 13.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Barnhill of
Durham visited their son, Mr.
; Homer Barnhill, an* Mrs. Barn
; hill here last week-end.
NEED GUSSIES?
104 W. 5th St. at Five Point* '
GREENVILLE, N. C.
A
Welcome!
I wish !o extend to liiv friends in Williams
ton and Marlin County a special invitation to
visit the
Eye Glasses Broken?
We maintain a complete optical
service. Lens, temples and
frames replaced and repaired.
Quick service.
Peele’s — Jewelers
121 Main St. Tel. 2311
Central Restuarant
HAND M4Di:
Chinese Furniture
Sturdy and well made for longer wear.
USE INDOORS AND OUT.
SETTEE-,$19.95
TUB CHAIR - 9.25
PLAIN CHAIR - 8.25
TABLES-9.95
B. S. Courtney & Son
“ITilliamtlon’» Oldest Furniture Deni*'-"
Your Old Friend
George Sietsos
W ill be glad to servo you.
ReBlaiir»u! located bark of Virginia Dare
Hotel, opposite corner from Rus Station.
Central Restuarant
Elizabeth City.
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Metal Venetian Blinds
Ivory Finish
White Duck Tape
Sizes 26 inches to 36 incites — 64 iitches Long
$4.85
Woolard Furniture Co.
MARTIN COUNTY'S LEADING FURNITURE STORE"