Visiting In Glouihester.
Mr and Mrs B G. Stewart and
family are .spending this week at
Gkmehester
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Visiting In Goldsboro
Mi K -<i MeDaniel. Jr. is
Alien > parents. Mr and Mrs.
spending some time with rela
tive? in Goldsboro
Spending Week At Pamlico I
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manning;
and children left yesterday for
Pain lien Beach to spend a week
at their cot’- ye.
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To Visit In Beaufort
Mr and Mrs. Joel Muse and
children will spend Sunday with
Miss Amy Muse in Beaufort
vw jfan'll find your heart's desire among our
collection of fine SI K It M \ (i SI LIEU patterns
Outstanding in out* collection are
these ti\e (inn! dimension Jjeauty
designs created exclusively by . . .
Wimi’E SILVEISIIT1S
• Come in and let u»
show you how the hand
wrought full formed
beauty of sculpture has
been captured in Ster
ling Silver by WALLACE
Ada ter Craftsmen.
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(ere Tuesday
Mi s Lerov Dal I and son, Joe,
and Mr. Fred Worrell of New
some. Virginia, and Mr. Elmer
Worrell and son, Edward, of W’il
mington were guests of Mr. and
Mrs K D Worrell Tuesday.
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Return From Plymouth
Mrs. Randolph Allen and child
ren, Randy and Mancie, have re
lumed from Plymouth where
they spent several days with Mrs.
Robert Campbell.
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Returns to Charlotte
Miss Alyce Wynne has returned
to Charlotte after spending her
vacation here with her parents,
Mi and Mrs. Sylvester Wynne.
Her mother and brother accom
panied her.
In County This Week
Mrs Charles B. Kelio and trip
lets. Ann. Anna and Bobby and
Charles III of Norfolk are spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Kello's
sisters, Mrs Kenneth Harrington
and Mrs Fenner Hardison at
Farm Life.
Spending Summer In Nashville
Mrs. Hubert Biggs and father,
Mr, John D. Li I lev, returned
Tuesday afternoon from Nash
ville, Tennessee, where they visi
ted Mrs. Joseph Olschner, the for
mer Miss Evelyn Lilley of here,
and Mr.Olsehner. Miss Jane Gray
Biggs who accompanied them to
Nashville remained to visit the
)lsc hirers for the summer.
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Returns Home
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Watts and
Mrs Joanna Martin and child
ren are spending some time in
Beaufort.
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Visit In W'ilson
Mrs. Elbert S. Peele, Mrs. F. M.
Manning and Mrs. Tom Skinner
visited relatives in Wilson Wed
nesday afternoon.
Eye Classes Broken?
We maintain a complete optical
service. Lens, temples and
frames replaced and repaired
Quick service.
Peele’s — Jewelers
121 Main St. Tel. 2311
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WORRIED?
\BOI I YOl K TOBACCO CUKKR
\l K\ll> YOI'R TOBACCO WILL
HI DVM \CKO?
THEN CONSIDER THE NEW 1950 MODEL oi The
HENRY VAN
QUICK HEAT TOBACCO CURER
Vfler I ^ r;u> of Pro- i
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furtnri' anil Sail* of |
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Tobacco cannot be damaged by a Henry Van Curing
System That Is Properly Installed And Operated
TOBACCO TWINE
Tobacco TRUCKS
The HENRY VANN Lnrer Has Never
Reni Eritieixed Hv a Slate Offieial.
Was Fust to Re Approved By the N. C.
Deparlnienl of Apxienltnre.
I ses Less Oil Thao \ny Other Oil Born- |
iiift Tobaeeo ('.orin*' System On the
Market. ^
Proven and Tested hv Farmers.
ly Co.
Miss Lessie Manning, whose
marriage to Marlie Linard Chop
lin of Raleigh was solemnized
last Sunday evening in the Pinev
Grove Baptist Church, was hon
ored at a party given bv Misses
Susie Manning, Mary Dean Hardi
son and Melba Manning on Mon
day night. June 19, at the Farm
Life lunchroom.
Upon her arrival, the honoree
received a corsage of gardenias
and the hostesses presented her
with a silver chest.
Enjoyable games were played
during the evening.
From a table centered with an
arrangement of white feverfew
j the hostesses served ice cream,
| cake, punch, mints and salted
i nuts to the honoree, Mesdames*
S. E. Manning, Bruce Peele, Her
I bert Manning. Rufus Hardison,
Perlie Roberson, Urban Lilley,
Milton James, Joe Johnson, Jr.,
Stand I Hardison, Oscar Tice, Eu
gene Roberson, Raymond Gur
kin, Margaret R. Revels and
Misses Leda Fave Manning, Ly
nette Coltrain, Earline Coltrain,
Daisy Coltrain, Elizabeth Man
ning, Frances Roberson, Nannie
I M. Roberson, Miriam Peele, Sarah
Revels, Bessie Manning, Shirley
Corey, Janie Griffin and Leona
Hardison.
MARRIED IN NEW BERN
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Miss Elizabeth Cowan, daugh
ter of Mrs. Della Cowan, and
Garland Manning of Stokes, son
of Mi and Mrs. Nan Manning,
were married Saturday afternoon,
June 24. in New Bern at the
home of Justice of the Peace Gib
son, who officiated.
The couple have returned from
a short wedding trip and are mak
ing their home home with the
bridegroom’s parents in Stokes
MARRIED SUNDAY
Mrs. Hazel Price Long of Rox
boio, daughter of Ml'. Norwood
W. Price and the late Mrs. Price
of Durham, and Mr. Edgar J.
I Harvey of Roxboro, son of Mr.
j and Mrs. Raleigh C. Harvey of
! Phoenix, Virginia, were married
I here Sunday at the home of Mrs.
I Long’s sister, Mrs. Thad Ashley.
Rev. Thad Ashley officiated at
the ceremony, which was per
formed in the presence of rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey left im
mediately after the ceremony for
a trip in Western Virginia,
Attend Meeting
left yesterday for Raleigh where
they are attending a state board
Rev. and Mrs. John L. Goff
meeting of the Disciples of Christ.
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, Returns To School
i Miss Nancy Hix of Oxford is
I spending several days here with
| her grandmother, Mrs. Mary B.
| I Gurganus.
Attend Wedding
Among those attending the
wedding of Miss Peggy Hopkins
of Oak City and Dr. William Gray
of Robersonville in Oak City
Sunday were Mr. and Mis. John
Hatton Gurganus, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Manning, Dr. and Mrs
J. T. Llewellyn, Dr. and Mrs,
Charles 1. Harris, Mrs S. W. Man
, ning and daughter, Miss Dorothy
' Manning, Mrs Joseph Griffir
t and children, Mrs. Harry Jones
and daughter, Betty, Mi«s A nr
| Beasley, Mr. Edgar Gurganus
Mr. Robert H. Cowen, Miss Anni
| Bell Privott and Mr. Elbert S
, Peel, Jr.
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| Visiting in Beaufort
r Mrs. Clara Worrell has return
Ied to her home in Newsome. Vir
ginia after spending two day
here with her son, Mr. K. D
Worrell, and Mrs. Worrell.
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To Visit .Morehead
Mr and Mrs Leman Barnhil
.md Mr. Sind Mr,. Vernon Bunt
mg will leave this week-end fo
a week's stay at Moreheod City
Attend Funeral Here
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bryan am
John Oakley of Portsmouth at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Johi
W. York here yesterday after
noon. «
Returning Tu Albemarle
Mrs. Harry Harris and daugh
tors, Judith and Allyson, are re
turning to their home in Albt
marie today after a visit her
with Mrs. Harris’ sister, Mr
Bill Glover, and family.
Visiting In New York
Mr. Eugene Rice visited Ne'
York City this week.
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In Local Hospital
Critically injured in an aut<
mobile accident near here c
Tuesday of last week, Mrs. Hem
Steffen of New York City eoi
linues to improve in the loc
hospital and plans to leave f<
home sometime next week.
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Here From High Point
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coffie
of High Point are visiting re
tives and friends here for a ft
Marta Toren ami James Mason are co-starred with Dan Duryea
in Universal-International’s ‘‘One Way Street.” a new film offer
ing which entertainingly combines suspense and romance against
the colorful background of Mexico. "One Way Street” was di
rected by Hugo Fregonese and marks the Hollywood film debut
of Rodolfo Acosta, popular Mexican character actor. Leonard
Goldstein is the producer. The film shows at the Marco Theatre
Tuesday and Wednesday.
IRMA GOES WEST
Playing at the Viccar Theatre
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
To Visit New York
Mi. and Mrs. Frank Marsalis
will leave Sunday for a trip to
! New York.
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Going to Virginia
Mr. and Mis. John Hatten Gur
ganus and children, Judy and
Johnny will leave Sunday for
Cheriton, Va. where they will
spend the holidays.
Here From Norfolk
Mrs. Addie Hatton of Norfolk
is here spending some time with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary E.
Gurganus
In Loral Hospital *
Mr. Bob Everett, in declining
health for several years, entered
the local hospital Tuesday after
noon for treatment. He was mov
ed from the home of his daughter,
Mrs J. O. Manning, Jr., on Vance
Street, in a Biggs amulance.
Here From Oxford
Richard Marfeolis will leave to
morrow tor Western Reserve
University in Cleveland, Ohio. 1
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Here From Wilson
Miss Mary Lawrence of Wilson
is spending some time here with '
Miss Lilybet Muse.
Leaves For Florida
Miss Betsy Horton left today
for Daytona Beach to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Leona Robinson
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Here Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Ward
of Robersonville were in town
Tuesday shopping. _
cherry * pineapple •cecoanux (
ICE CREAM
M \
A luscious blend of rlierry, pineapple and
eocoannt with extra smooth ice cream.
Enjoy Sweetheart lee (.ream often during .
the romanlie month of June.
TAKE SOME HOME TODAY!
Maola Ice Cream Co.
Washington, A. C.
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gives you more
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of everything you want!
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toomler Interiors. You’re never cramped
in a De Soto. You have lots more head room
and leg room.
* Longer Wheelbase for better riding, but no
* greater over-all length I for ease of handling).
» Drive Without Shifting, thanks to Tip-Toe
Hydraulic Shift and gyro/ Fluid Drive.
Greater Economy. Let us tell you how easy
n it is to own and operate a new De Soto.
y Tun* in THI GROUCMO MARX SHOW, ' You (at Your Lifn,“ a»*fy "
, * W.dn.iday night. On all CBS stations.
GRIFFIN
403 Washington Street
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Sltp In and rH all the
fads. We will give you
a grurmus allowance on
your i»ret*enl tar. Easy
monthly |»ayinenls. You
will lie sur|»ri*e«l at how
ea»il> this l»eaulifu! new
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WILLIAMSTON, N. C.