Taking Insurance ('nurse
John E. Pape. Jr., who re -rived
the bachelor of science in com
meivi ;.ri iui;. a; tie Inm. -ny
of North Carolina. Chapel Hill,
entered U. N. C. last week for an
insurance course.
Behirnbe from '-ays Head
Mi - Ruth Ward and Mr. Clar
ence Griffin will return Thursday
. tltM spending sev. ra! days with
friends in Nags Head.
Spends W eek at Beat'll
Master Jeffrey Simpson, son of
Mr. and Mrs Paul Simpson, spent
last week at Pamlico Beach with
Mrs Asa Crawford and family.
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On Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Tahnadge Selby,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Wynne of Elizabeth City, left
Saturday night for a week’s va
cation in South Carolina. Mr anti
Mrs. Selby s little daughter. Deb
orah. is spending a week with her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. D. O.
Selby m Ransomville.
Spends Day In Durham
Mi . Simon Lilley spent Friday
in Durham where he received
medical treatment at a hospital.
From Durham he vrent to Wins
ton-Salem where he is visiting his
daughter for a few days.
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Hack On the Job
Mr Ernest Mears, manager of
t,h(- iocal Bell; Tyler store, is back
at work after having been ill at
Park View Hospital and his home
in Rocky Mount for several
weeks.
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Spend Week-end in Parmelc
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Adams of
Norfolk spent last week-end with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. T.
Adams, in Parmelc.
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Taking Two Weeks’ Training
Assistant County Agent D. W.
Brady is spending two weeks in
army reserve training at Fort
Bragg. Mrs D. W. Brady and
daughter, Jane, are spending two
weeks with relatives in Grifton.
Visiting Mother
Mrs. Frank Robinson of Norfolk
is visiting her mother, Mi s. Fannie
Wynne, here this week.
I Tulergoes Operation
Undergoing a tnroat operation
in Duke Hospital last Friday to
correct a speech defect, Master
Ira Price, Jr . was reported to be
getting along as well as could be
expected yesterday. He is expect
ed home in about two weeks.
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spends Week-end Here
Mi. Oscar Terry of St. Pauls, N.
C . spent last week-end here with
his brother, Mr. Bonnie Terry,
and Mrs. Terry.
' In Washington Hospital
Master A. P Griffin, son 01 Mrs.
Henry F. Mizelle, Jr., is a patient
in a Washington hospital where
he is receiving treatment for a leg
infection. He is expected to be
able to return to his home with
in the next few days.
Here From Norfolk
Mrs Frances Abbitt and Mr.
Lamar Rogers of Norfolk were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. U.
Bunting Sunday.
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Spends Week-end in New Bern
Miss Betty Rhodes Taylor spent
the week-end in New Born with
her sister, Mrs. W. E. Smith, and
Mr. Smith.
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Here Last W'cck
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bulluck
and son of Cleveland, Ohio, visit
ed Mr. Bulluck's brother, Mr.
James Bulluck, and family here
last week.
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Returns To Norfolk
Miss Anne Mizelle, accom
panied by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Mizelle, returned
Sunday to Norfolk after spending
a ten day vacation here. She left
Norfolk Sunday night by boat for
Johns Hopkins Hospital in Balti
more where she will receive spe
cial training for the next three
months.
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Continues in Hospital
Mr. Junior Revels, son of Mr.
Slade Revels, continues ill in a
Washington hospital where he is
being treated for a broken leg re
ceived recently while logging.
Spends Week-end Here
Mr. John G. Wadsworth of Dal
las, Texas, spent the week-end
here with his sister, Mrs. J. W.
Watts, and Mr. Watts.
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| Spend Day In Greenville
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Gilbert
; Wynne spent Sunday in Green
ville with Mr. Wynne’s mother,
Mrs. IX B. Lanier.
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At Nags Head Friday
Mr. Howard Bulluck of Cleve
land, Ohio, and his brother, Mr.
James Bulluck, spent Friday at
Nags Head.
Attend June German
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Leggette, j
Misses Dorothy Peel and Barbara |
Margolis and Messrs. Joe Vann
and Pete Rogers attended the!
June German in Rocky Mount:
Friday night.
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To Sail For Europe
Mr. John Watts left Monday for I
New York from where he will sail
for Europe on Friday of this week.
He was accompanied to New York
by his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth'
Watts, and Mrs. Joanna Martin.
Here From Oklahoma |
Miss Charleen Greer of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, is visiting Mrs. J. H. j
Saunders.
Home for Summer
Miss Della Jane Mobley, teach
er in the Hopewell, Va„ schools, is
home for the summer holidays.
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Attending Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Spivey and
Mrs. Henry D Harrison are at- j
tending an Eastern Star meeting
in Greensboro.
Leaves For Extended Tour
John Watts left yesterday for;
Chapel Hill where he will join Dr.
and Mrs. J. C. Lyons and daugh
ter and continue to New York
where they will sail for a Euro- i
pean tour.
Visit In Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Manning, Jr., and
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Rogerson i
visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rog
erson in Petersburg Sunday.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs. Jaiwis Edgerton
and son, John, of Kenly spent the
week-end here with Mrs. Eddie!
Trahey.
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Spending Week in Parmele
Bobby Green, 10-year-old Lon
don boy who arrived in this coun
try a short time ago, is spending
this week with his step-grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Adams, in
Parmele.
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Here Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Mobley of
Portsmouth visited relatives here
Saturday.
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At Nags Head Over Week-end
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carstarphen
and son, Billy, and Mrs. Rita Ev
erett spent the Week-end at Nags
Head.
To Attend Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Fusscll and
children, Miss Marilyn and Bud
dy, will attend the Peacock-Sabis
ton wedding in Jacksonville, N.
C„ tomorrow.
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Visit At Pamlico Beach
Mr. Hildreth Mobley and dau
ghters visited friends at Pamlico
Beach Sunday.
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RECENT BRIDE
Mrs. John Joseph Sebera,
who before her recent marri
age in Petersburg, was Miss
Mary Evelyn Hadley, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Hadley of near Williamston.
Visit In Grifton
Mrs. J. D Woolaicl, Jr., and son,
j Jodie, of Ahosk'e and Mrs. Clyde
i Waters visited in Grifton Sunday.
In Elizabeth City Sunday
Mrs. John Peel, ivxiss Joanne
Peel, Miss Julia Laughinghouse
and Mrs. Jesse Melson visited in
Elizabeth City Sunday.
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Visiting Relatives
j Miss Bessie Malone left Sunday
1 for Washington, D. C., where she
will spend a week with relatives
and friends.
Spends Week-end at Beach
Mrs. Paul Jones spent the week
end at Virginia Beach. She was
accompanied home by Miss Iola
Eagle of Lancaster, Kentucky.
To Spend Few Days Here
Mrs. R. D. Woodward and chil
dren of Virginia Beach will arrive
Wednesday to spend a few days
here with Mr and Mrs. R. L. Co
burn
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Spend Week-end in Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brandon, Jr.,
spent the week-end in Nogfolk.
Attend Graduation Exercises
Mcsdames Andrew Griffin and
B. R. Manning, Misses Sarah Rev
els and Bessie Manning and
Messrs. Jim Manning and Dallas
Griffin attended the graduation
exercises of the State School for
the Blind in Raleigh last Thurs
day.
July Bride-To-Be Feted
AT PARTY IN WILSON ’
Wilson, N. C— A green and
white color scheme was used at
the party given by Miss Hazel
Spell Thursday night, June 1st,
honoring Miss Isabelle Anderson,
bride-elect of July. Miss Spell
entertained at the home of Mrs.
U. R. Simpkins on West Nash
street.
White magnolia blossoms and
leaves banked the bowl of lime
punch, and the color scheme
was carried out throughout the j
room. Individual wedding cakes,!
nuts, potato chips and open face |
sandwiches were served buffet!
style from another table. Miss ]
! Spell presided at the punch bowl ’
Miss Anderson was presented
a gift of china in her chosen
pattern by the hostess, and the
guests remembered her with a
sterling silver vegetable dish.
Lon Braxton, whose marriage
to Miss Nell Crenshaw of Bur
lington takes place June 25, also
was presented a sterling silver
vegetable dish by the guests.
Those attending this party
were the honoree, Miss Ander
son, Miss Grace Ross, Miss Lucille
Credle, Miss Christine Smith, Miss
Jennie Martin, Miss Edith Ride
out, Miss Ola Mac Kearney, Miss;
Lela Aycock, Lon Braxton, Tom
Collins, Elmer Goodwin and Bill
Massengill.
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Vacationing Here
Miss Alvce Wynne, student
nurse at Charlotte Memorial Hos
pital in Charlotte, is spending
some time here on vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sylves
ter Wynne.
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In Ahoskie Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. James Bulluck and
children visited Mr. and Mrs. Mil
lard Lilley in Ahoskie Saturday.
Spend Day at Pamlico
Mr. and Mrs. Ben D Courtney
and son, Ben, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Worrell at
their cottage on Pamlico Beach.
Visits In Jamesville
Miss Barbara Mizengo of Bel
Arthur visited Miss Johnnie May
Sawyer in Jamesville over the
week-end.
Visit Parents
Misses Vernelle and Celia Gard
ner of Norfolk visited their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Gardner,
in Jamesville over the week-end.
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Spend Day at Beach
Mr. John Henry Edwards and
son. Jack Edwards, spent Sunday
at Pamlico Beach.
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Bride-Elect of July
HONORED AT PARTY
Miss Dorothy B. Manning,
bride-elect of George W. Shoe, on
July 16, was complimented Friday
evening. June 2, at a dessert
bridge by Mrs. Tilmon Coltrain,
Miss Mary Rodgerson and Mrs. T.
F Davenport, Jr., at the home of
Mrs. John L. Rodgerson on West
Main Street.
The house was decorated with
spring flowers and green and
white color scheme carried
throughout. Four progressions
were played with Miss Ruth Man
ning capturing high score and
Mrs. Grc-y Griffin was awarded
low. The honoree was presented
a lovely white Dr da! Memory
Book and a carnation corsage by
the hostesses.
Mrs. S. W. Manning, Sr., mother
of the prospective bride and Mrs.
W. B. Shoe, of Greenville, mother
of the prospective bride-groom,
Mrs. Gertie M. Clark, Mrs. Robert
Shoe, of Greenville, Mrs. W. H.
Williams, Mrs. Calvin Sluder, Mrs.
Nelson Leggette and Mrs. Parker
Peel, joined the guests for refresh
ments.
Music for the evening was furn
ished by Mrs. Calvin Sluder.
Those enjoying bridge were,
Miss Manning, Mrs. Dillon Cobb,
Ruth Ward, Mrs. W. L. Howell,
Mrs. Richard G. Slade, Mrs. W. O.
Abbitt, Mrs. Wheeler Manning,
Mrs. George Mahler, Mrs. J. C.
Manning, Ruth Manning, Mrs.
Hoke S. Roberson, Mrs. Exum L.
Ward, Jr., Mrs. Carroll Jones, Mrs.
Tom Skinner, Mrs. David G. Mod
lin, Mrs. James Bulluck, Mrs.
Fletcher Thomas, Mrs. Luther
Peel, Jr , Mrs. Jack Hardison, Mrs.
D. L. Simmons, Martha Leggett,
Mrs. C. H. Godwin, Jr., Mrs. J.
Paul Simpson, Edna Barnhill.
Pearl Nev.'Bern, Mrs. W. T. Ross,
Mrs. William H. Griffin, Mrs J. A.
Manning. Jr., Mrs. W. L. Throv|^r®
Mrs. Grey Griffin, Mrs. J. C. Eu
i banks, Mrs. Oswald D. Stall:
Marjorie Lindsley; Mrs. Clintoij
House, Mrs. D. D. Roberson. Mr:
J, R. Matthews. Mrs. Philip KeeJ;
of Robersonville; Mrs. Bob Pearo
of Greenville, and Mrs. Fred Hos
kins, of Colerain.
In Bear Grass Over Week-end
Miss Doris Rogers of Ralcigl
spent the week-end in Bear Gras: ■
with her mother, Mrs. Effie Rog
ers.
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Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Doner of
Baltimore have returned to theii
spending several day:
the county visiting relatives
Visits In Fayetteville
Mr. Earl L Sawyer of Janies
ville visited in Fayetteville ovei
the week-end.
Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barber re-f
turned home Sunday after +A
week’s vacation at Pamlico Beachi
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Home from Hospital
Mrs. John E. Keel returned til
her home here Friday after recup
crating from an operation per
formed at a Washington hospital
last Tuesday.
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| Will Return To Duke
Master Johnny Wayne Keel will
■ return to Duke Hospital Tli# s j
| day to have changes made in the
i leg cast he is required to wear foi
the next six weeks.
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