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Secure I.icense
A niamaso license was issued
in the niunly this week to Dewey
L.-s Edvard* o! Williamston and
Ethel Lan Speller of KFD 4.
Windsor.
Here Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Waltei Kennedy
ol Kinston visited Mr and Mrs.
Marvin Cnlti.hr. here foi a short
while Tuesday.
Here Wednesday
Mr Henry G. Shelton, district
highway commissioner, of Speed,
was a business visitor here yester
day. Mr Shelton was accom
panied In Harry Weseott of the
State Utilities Commission.
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CLUB
RESERVE
t BLENDED
WHISKEY
$2.101
pint -
$3.35 j
fifth I
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I Vba StrargM Wh.sVay; In Ihit pro4wfT in $ I
— jfion or mon old, SttQtqh! Whiiktv. 40% ■
1 tram Niutral Spirits, 84 8 proof. I
Return!! To Home
His condition much improved
following treatment in a Rocky
Mount hospital. Mi John Bland
returned to hi.* home near here
this week.
Returns To Rich Square
Mrs. Edwin Holding returned to
her home in Rich Square yester
day after a short visit here with'
relatives.
In Greenville Yesterday
Mrs C. H. Godwin. Sr., and
Mrs. W. F. Coppage visited in
Greenville yesterday.
Building Home
Mr and Mrs. W. L. Howell are
starling the construction of a
home on the corner of Lee 'and,
Vance Streets near the new hos
pital.
Visits Here
Mi N. C. Everett of Roberson-;
ville visited here yesterday after
noon.
Spends Day Here
Mrs. Walton White of Norfolk
spent Tuesday here with Mr. and
Mrs George Harrison, Jr.
Spend Day in Beiltaveii
Mr and Mrs. C J. Brady. Mrs.
W H Belssing and Mr. and Mrs
Bruce Holloman spent Wednesday
in Belhaven.
Attend Graduation Exercises
Mi and Mrs. Carlyle Langley,
Jr. have returned from Cullo
whre where they attended the
graduation of their son, Carlyle
Langley, 111. from W. C T C. The
young man was graduated with
a bachelor of science degree.
Eye Glasses Broken?
We maintain a complete optical
service. Lens, temples and
frames replaced and repaired
Quick service.
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Peele’s — Jeweler*
121 Main St. Tel. 2311
! Business V’isilor Here
Mi . M. F VanNortwick of Rob
ersonville was a business visitor
hero yesterday.
To Attend Meeting
Mi. ahri. Mrs. Wheeler Martin,
Mi. and Mrs. C.ofr-tez.Gr-eeri. Mi.
and Mr- Fiartk Margolis. . Bar
bara and Richard .Margolis , and
Mrs. Earl Wynn will - leave Sun
• day- morning for Virginia '-Beach
where they ;w.il) -attend a three
day meeting of the North Carolina
Building and Loan League -
Tour Mountains
Mr. and Mrs. Rubin-Bailey, Mr.
and Mrs June Beach and:daugh
ter. Diahne, and Mrs. Nellie-Hardy
toured the mountains in Virginia
last week-end, driving through
the Sky Line Drive.
Returns To Base
Pfc. Rex Singleton of'the U. S.
Air Force, has. returned to his-base
at- Shaw Field. Sumter. S C., for
reassembly after a forty-day• fur
lough spent here with his mother.
Mrs. Perlid.Gardner and family.
Receives Degree
Mi Robert Bryan Jones was
graduated -with a bachelor of sci
ence degree from W. C. T C., in
C'ullowhee last week-end.
Visiting Parents
William K. Lilley, Jr., who has
returned recently from Seanda
navia, is spending some time near
here with his parents. Mr -and
Mrs. Kader Lilley before going to
Ins new station in Georgetown.
British Guiana.
Announce Birth of Daughter
I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Van
; Landingham announce the birth
of a .daughter, Elizabeth Diahne.
j on Wednesday, June 7, in a .Wash
j mgton hospital. Mrs. Van Lynd
j ingham is the former Miss Mar
garet Moulin of Plymouth.
In Kitty Hawk Yesterday
Attorney Robert H. Cowen at
|tended to business in Kitty Hawk
yesterday.
June is
dairy Month
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IT WOULD be difficult to estimate how ?m*It kmMbm'e
lnqh stdiiJaid ui health is diiecdy due to <mx <Wn tocaseea
und milk distributors.
For milk is more lavishly available to mare families ia
America, and at lower cost, than ia any other country.
It is the best milk in the world, and abundant supply
plus our system ol low-cost distribution, ornate a standard
which is a model for the world. One oet of every 15 U. S.
families is dependent on milk tor a livelihood, end 1949
cash farm income from milk, in Virginia, Weft Virginia end
North Carolina alone, totalled $122,162,000.
A situation so mutually favorable to psoducer, dirtsthsrtor
and consumer could oxist only under our free enterprise
system.
And electricity, supplied by business managed, tax-paying
utilities such as VEPCO, helps make the Modem dairy fan*
a land of milk—and monay!
Thanks to choap Elactricity — thia tiasaandoua dairy iatMtaMd
and tha haalth of tba familios in VEPCOland asa both iwfadrJ
by electric refrigeration and hot-watefr-by-wue.
Expected Here Today
Captain and Mis. J. D. Bowen
and son will arrive Thursday to
spend a month here with rela
tives. They returned recently to
! the states after spending three
years in Germany.
Here From Gatesville
Mr. Bill Cross of Gatesville was
a business visitor here Tuesday.
In Rich Square Wednesday
Mr. H. H. Cowcn. Jr., attended
j to business in Rich Square yes '
j U i day.
Visit in Tarhoro
Mrs. Irving Margolis and den- !
ghters, Sandra and Gail, visited j
in Tarboro Tuesday.
Business Visitor in Robersonville
Mr Rill Barber attended to
buso,- is in RobersonviHe Wed
nesday.
Attend Finals at State
Mrs. Charles M. Peele, Mr. and
Mis. D. B. Rogerson, Mrs. George
M. Peele, Mrs. Jasper Jones and
daughter. Annie Faye. Robert
Peel, and Mr. Chas. M. Peel. Jr,
who is visiting here from Nor
folk, attended the graduation of
Howell Rhodes Peele at State
College last Sunday
To Take Refresher Course
Mrs. Bill Manning will leave
Sunday for Durham where she
will take a week's refresher
course in music at Duke Univer
sity.
Business Visitor ni Raleigh
Dr. Charles I. Harris attended
to business in Raleigh Wednesday.
Return Home from Hospital
Mrs. Percy Welch and her in
fant son have returned hofne from
Tayloe Hospital in Washington.
Visiting Here
Mr. and Mis. Pete Bland of Au
j burn, Georgia, are visiting Mr.
Bland’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Bland, here this week.
Returns From New York
Charles Davis, proprietor of the
Outlet Store here returned home ,
Tuesday after spending the week
end in New York purchasing mer- ,
chundise for the local store.
Visiting Here
Mrs. Ruth Crofton and children
of Lumberton are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Staton Avers this week.
Square-dancing occupies the attention of Sheila Ryan, Vir
ginia Welles, Phil Brito and Warren Douglas in “Square Dance
Kat.v,” Monogram musical playing at the Marco Theatre Satur
day. Vera Vague is starred.
Miss Ethel Lane speller
Weds Dewey L. Edwards
Miss Ethel Lane Speller, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Speller of Windsor, and Dewey
Lee Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Henry Edwards, of Wil
liamston, were married Monday
afternoon, June 12. at five o’clock.
The Rev. George Leggett of Wind
sor officiated.
The couple have returned from
a short wedding trip and are mak
ing their home here. Mr. Ed
wards is employed by the Worrell
Appliance Company.
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
Mr. Samuel C. Ray of this city
announces the marriage of his
daughter. Mrs. Fannie Ray Moore,
to Mr. William Moore Perkins of
Baltimore, Maryland, on Decem
ber 10. 1940. at the First Methodist
Church in Baltimore Mr and
Mrs. Perkins will make their
home in Baltimore where Mr.
Perkins is connected with the In
ternal Revenue Department.
BOARD TO MEET
The Executive Board of the
Williamston Woman's Club will
meet Monday afternoon, June 19.
at 3:30 in the club building. The I
purpose of the meeting is to ap- |
point committees for the coming
year. All past presidents and
interested members are invited to
attend.
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At Camp Charles
Hugh Lindsley, son of Mr. and!
Mrs. K. P. Lindsley, is spending!
some time at Camp Charles where
he is employed as a councilor. I
MISS KATIE LEGGETTE TO |
wed Titus s. critcher|
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waiter
Leggette request the honor of
your presence at the marriage of
their daughter, Katie Clyde, to
Mr. Titus Stuart Critcher on Sat
urday afternoon. June 24. 1950, at
5:30 o’clock, Church of the Ad
vent. vVilliamston, North Caro
lina.
No invitations will he mailed in
town.
Able To Return Home
Showing remarkable improve
ment following a throat opera
tion in a Durham hospital last
Friday, Ira Price, Jr. was aide to
| return to his home near here this
week.
Undergoing Treatment
Undergoing treatment in a
Washington hospital for some
time, Alfred Griffin, young boy,
j was able to return to his. home
near here early this w'eek.
In Nags Head
Mr. Dan Sharpe is in Nags Head
today visiting his family who are
spending several days there.
In Raleigh Yesterday
Mr. K. P. Lindsley and Mr. Ol
iver Wolfe attended to business in
: Raleigh yesterday.
'Remains Critically III
Mr. Millard Lilley, formerly of
Williamston, continues gravely ill
at his home in Ahoskie, accord
ling to information received here
j this morning.
| In Fayetteville
Mrs. Dennis Griffin is spend
ling a few days in Fayetteville.
Announced Birth of Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bond, of
Williamston. announce the birth
Sunday afternoon in a Washing
ton hospital of a 9 pound, 10
ounce baby girl, Carole Ann Mrs
Bond is the former Edith Knob, of
York, Pa.
Return To Durham
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peele have
returned to their home here after
spending several days in Durham
and Raleigh. While in Durham
they attended the graduation ex
ercises of their son, William Oscar
Peele. Jr., from Duke University.
Spending Some Time Here
Jo Peele Smith of Raleigh
the daughter of Mr, and Mrs
Bill Smith, is spending some lime
here with her grandparents, Mr
and Mrs. Oscar Peele.
Spends Week-end in Raleigh
H. M. Peel, Jr. of Hamilton
spent the week-end with Edward
Bagley, in Raleigh.
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