How mild can a cigarette be?
MORE PEOPLE
SMOKE CAMELS
than any
other cigarette!
and amom; the miliums wlw do...
PATRICIA
MORISON ;
Mush-mI remedy
liie Camel Hi Day
'Pest made -i-iise
to me! Smoking
<’muck r« . iil,. i ! \
tti me how
tuild ;i t*i: ii t*t f r
can be!”
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Lunt Colonial Mano*^
Luwt Festival
Lunt Mount Vernon
Sterling for the bride, or
bride-to-be.. .Sterling for the estab
lished hostess . . W hatever the occa
sion. there is no finer gift than
fhe patterns illustrated
here ate but a few of the man)' lovely
designs to be seen in our Silver
Department. Please plan to visit
us soon.
Sforf with a Plato Sitting
or even a tingle piece
The most convenient way to
huild your service is to buy in units
of Place Settings. This unit is com
poses! of one each of the following
pieces: lea Spoon, Luncheon Fork,
Luncheon Knife,Cream Soup Spoon,
Salad lork and liutter Spreader. If
you prefer you can, of course, start
with (ewer pieces or even a single
l ea Spoon
PEELE’S — JEWELERS
Since
121 Main Street Williumslo,,
Shop In Air Conditioned Comfort
WILLIAM a MARY
Lunt Modern Classic
Lunt Mary li
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■\'j>itilit: Mother Here
Mr< L. r>. Bailey of Lexington,
Va.. is iiei i visiting her mother.
Mi, Holliday, for several
days. Mrs. Hailevhusband. Ma
Baii'.N - an instructor in the
Reserve Officers Training Corps
in Lexington
Visiting Resorts
Mi and Mrs A C Bailey and
riniight* Lindt' Mi and Min
Jos.', Council spent last week vi.s
itinu w i an rexirts in th>- moun
tains n‘ North Carolina. Virginia
and Ti mic-sce
Returns Home
Mrs. Doug Hammer has re
turned t» hi-: Imme in Alexan
dria. Vs tallowing a visit here
wit'" hi ’ tei M - Neil Ripley,
ana family.
Visiting In New Jersey
M. Effie Sparrow and niece.
.Teat C. ini! Cl! if fin. laughter of
M John A. Griff n. left
Monday hri Red Wood. N. J,
where they will visit friends for
several days The> were aeeorn
panicd - lar as Philadelphia by
Miss Am Hardi.-.n
Return Home
M mu Mi - Km ace Kendrick
and girls. Cai olyn and Shirley, re
turn' d 1' i1:- ■' limne in Gadsden.
Ala . \V. 'u, i.i\ at tei spending
two week- heri with Mrs Ken
di irk m M Mattie Davis
Visited in Norfolk
Mr. and Mi- H A. Daniels and
boy, t .[; ;n. -vi 1 it. and Mr- W’11
hui Daw-up rt and daughter of
Plvn iiut1 v ite-a i heir aunt, M i s.
J.T. Niekolson ol Norfolk. Va.. for
a few days.
Announce Hirth of Daughter
Burn to Mr. and Mis. Grovel
Nicholson. Jr., of Norfolk, a dau
ghter. Virginia Mane, on June
2, 1050.
Visiting in Washington. I). ('.
Miss June Swinson of James
ville is spending some time with
relatives in Washington. D. C.
Visit in Statesville
Miss Joyce Harris of Bear Grass
and Mr. Marvin Holliday ol New
Bern accompanied hv Mrs. .1. I.
Jenkins and baby daughter. Cyn
thia. of Cherry Point, visited in
Statesville Sunday.
Visit At Manten
Mr. and Mis Leslie Griffin and
son. Jon. were in Manteo and Nags
Head this week-end visiting
friends and attending the open
ing of the "Lost Colony.'
Announce Birth of Son
Mi and Mrs Rader Simpson of
Plymouth announce the birth ol a
son. William Rader, on July 3, in a
Washington hospital. Mrs. Simp
son is the formei Miss Verna Leg
gett of Kveretts
Announce Adoption of Daughter
Rev. and Mis John Hardy of
Wilmington announce the adop
tion on June 2(1 of a 10-months-old
girl. Elizabeth Hill Hardy. They
have nnothei daughter. Susan,
wlio joined them before they mnv
ed from Williamston. They now
reside at 311 Red Cross St.. Wil
mington.
Spend Uni at Morehead
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Rogerson
spent the fourth ol July at More
head City.
At Ransomville Tuesday
Mr and Mrs. Talmadge Selby
and daughter, Deborah spent
Tuesday at Ransomville visiting
M i St I In'.-, parents
Visit Nags Head
Landy Griffin and Ben Selby
.■-pent Monday and Tuesday at
Nags 1 lead.
To Visit lo Candor
Mrs Ben I). Courtney and child
ren. Ben and Bill, will leave Sun
day for Candoi to visit relatives
lor several days.
Spend l>a\ At Seashore
Mr and Mis. Richard Corey
and daughter, Nanrv. and Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Corey and son
Jeffrey, spent Sunday at Nags
: Head.
At Camp Leach
Miss Beth Spivey and Masters
Henry Handy, Billy Caistarphen
Jimmy Cooke and Joel Muse, and
I John Tullos of Rocky Mount left
. Monday for Camp Leach to spenc
1 ! wo weeks.
■ Here Over Week-end
Miss Ruth Norton of Raleigh
spent Sunday and Monday with |
Mi and Mrs. W. H. Carstarphen.
Spend On* in Kocty Mount
Mi. and Mrs Irving Margolis
and daughters. Sandra and Gail, i
| spent Tuesday in Rocky Mount, i
Wins Sheet Contest
Mrs. K,d Norton was the winner
of tiie sheet club drawing Wednes-;
da> morning at Courtney s.
At White I.ake .Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Julian Speller and
Ison. Mr and Mrs Dennis Mobley.
I Mrs. David Moore and daughters.'
Mi and Mrs. Joe Gurganus and
son and Mi and Mrs. Rufus Mob
lev of Williamston and Mr and
Mrs. J J Speller and Mr. and
Mrs A. K. Leggett and children
of Windsor spent Sunday at White
Lake
Visiting In Indianapolis
Mrs. John Manning and Mrs.
Betty Leggett left last, week for
Indianapolis, Ind. to spend some i
time w ith then sons and brothers.
Johnnie and Clayton Manning.
Visits friends at Nags Head
Jerry Forehand spent the week ,
end as the guest ot Mr. and Mrs.
li ving Smith and son, Irving, Jr.,
at their cottage at Nags Head.
Spend Day at Beach
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Brady and
daughter, Jane, and their week ;
end guests, Mrs. M. L. Carr and
daughter of LaGrange and Mr
and Mrs. Forest Newton of Wash
ington. D C spent Sunday al
Atlantic Beach
Spend Holidays in Norfolk
Mi and Mrs. William Myers
spent the holidays in Norfolk
with Mrs. Myers' father, Mr W
|J. Keel, who is visiting there. j
Spend Sunday Evening Here
Miss Hennie Brown of Lexing
ton, Kentucky and Mrs D D
Taylor and Miss Nettie Brown of
Tarboro spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs Abner Brown
Return From Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Me.ver M. Levin
and sons, Dick and Ronnie, re
turned Tuesday from Philadel
phia where they spent the week
end.
Spend Fourth at Pamlico
Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Mobley and
family spent the fourth of July at
Pamlico Beach.
Returns Home
Mrs. Elmer Stubbs has returned
home after spending some time
m Myrtle Beach, S ('., and last
week-end with her daughter,
Mrs Nicholas Hardison, in Plym
outh.
l):iv en 1 aeht
Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Harris,
Mr. and Mrs. Wig Watts. Mr.
Henry Harrison and Mr. and Mrs
Garland Woolard spent Tuesday
near Washington on the Wooiards'
vatch.
Returning Home
Mrs. Theodore Roberson. Mrs.
,J B Barnhill and daughter. Jane,
and Miss Barbara Cherry are re
turning home today from a visit
with relatives in Washington. D.
C.
On Vacation
Mrs. Pauline Letchworth is
spending a two week vacation in
Richmond Greenville and' Orien
tal. -
Returns To Home Here
Breaking hei hip in a fall last
December, Miss Mayo Lamb re
turned to her home here Monday
after receiving treatment in Duke
Hospital and a stay of several
months with her brother, Mr.
Luke Lamb, and Mrs. Lamb in
Wilson.
Visit In Sooth Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Verner Harrison
and sons, Redmond and Donner.
and James Cratt of Bear Grass
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Matties in Georgetown, S. C\. last
week. They also visited Myrtle
Beach.
Spend Holidays at Beach
Misses Louise Taylor. Varia
Harrison and Lib Cherry and Mr.
Thad Hodges and Junior Roger
son of Bear Grass spent the holi
days at Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Spend Week-end in Plymouth
Mr. and Mrs. E H Davis and
daughters. Peggy and Vicky, of
Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Stinson of Bowling Green, Ky.,
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stinson and
son of Nashville,, Tenn., spent last
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. Davis in Plymouth.
Return Home
Mrs. W. C. Manning. Jr., has re
turned to her home from Duke
University where she attended a
refresher course in music. Jam
and William, III, who visited re
latives in Sinithficld while Mrs
Manning was in Durham, return
ed home with her.
Spending Some Time Mere
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Menaugh j
and young son of Harrodsburg,
Ky.. are spending some time here
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. T.
C. Cooke.
Home From Hospital
Mis Tom Barnhill and infant
daughter. Virginia Wynne, return
ed home last Monday from a
Washington hospital. (
In Florida
Bobby Harrison, Johnny Wool
ard, Norwood Keel ana Hugh Hor
ton Jr . are spending a few days
in Daytona Beach. Fla.
Returns To Station
Sgt. Johnnie F Allsbrook re
turned to his station at Langley
Field yesterday after a visit here
with his mother and a short stay
with his brothei. Jerry, in Wil
mington.
Spend Holidays at Beach
Mr. and Mrs. James Bulluek and
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hamilton
spent the holidays at Pamlico,
Beach.
Visits Mother
Pfc. Rex Singleton, stationed at
Langley Field, Va„ spent last
week-end here with his mother,
Mrs. Perlie Gardner, and family.
Returning Today
Mr. and Mrs. Died Darden and
daughter, Anne, will return to
day from Topsail Beach near
Camp Davis where they spent
a week,
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Ffere From Florida
Mis.' Barbara Ann Cosev of
Lakeland. Fla., visited Mr. and
VIrs. J. A. Leggett here last week.
At Pamlico Yesterday
Miss Rosalee Hardison, Mi's.
Llyde Waters, Miss Bessie Malone
ind Mrs. Jessie Melson spent ves
:erday afternoon at Pamlico
Beach.
Return From West Virginia
Miss Ernestine Gardner and Mr.
fames Mullins returned last, Fri
iay from a two-week visit with
VIr. Mullins' parents in Charles
on, W. Va.
'lass Meeting
The Phiiathea Class of the Me
morial Baptist Church will meet
with Mrs. Arthur Perry Friday
right at 8 o’clock.
Upturns rrom vacation
Mr. Ernest Mears has returned
from a vacation at Nags Head.
He was accompanied />n his trip
bv his family of Rocky Mount.
Spend Day At Beach
Misses Elizabeth Manning,:
Fences Raynor, Thelma John
son and Georgia Dean Roberson
spent Sunday at Atlantic Beach.
Attend "The Lost Colony”
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Courtney
spent the week end at Manteo
and attended the opening per
formance of "The Lost Colony
runmuic
Mr. Ben Courtney will leave
Sunday to attend the High Point
furniture show.
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
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property stolen or destroyed, it can see that you are
‘safe from monetary loss. The many types of insurance
"protection available to you todav make it imperative
that vou consult a good insurance agency.
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