Attend Wedding
Among the out of town guests
jittending f»v Harrington-Ander
sm wedding here Sunday wore
Mr. and Mrs Bn ice Rilev and
children. Mi and Mrs. Joe Batts.
M: anti Mrs C,. Ross Mr and
Mrs. W. F, Jordon. Jr and daugh
ter, Jackie. Mr. and Mrs. I' R
Sinankiiis. J . Mi and Mr- lain
Braxton. Ji . Miss' Edith Kui't
out. Miss Hazel Spell. Miss Jen
nie Martin. Mi Bill Massengill
and Miss Winr.ii Hollowell, all of
Wilson: Mrs Hem \ Elliot. Mr.
and Mrs Fitzhugh L Robertson.
Mrs. Paul Gilmore and daughter.
Judy, and . S H. Hatton, all
of Nori-.ilk, Va . Mi and Mrs.
J. H. Robertson and Mi and Mi
H. B. And, -on and daughter
Dottle and B< ■ erly of Washing
ton; Lt aiui Mi IF 1. Robertson
of Monterey. California: Mrs. J
O. Bowen of Washington. D C.;
Mr. and M>s. Jesse Harrell of
Roanoke Rapid.-. Mi and Mrs
Jack Kook and son. Jack. Jr. ol
Plymouth: Mi Robert Mitehell
of Beliiaven: , nd Mr. and Mr:
Garland Anderson of Jamesville
llerr From Greenville
Mr. Maude Sumnei ol Green
ville is spending tins week here
with her daughter. Mrs D. C
Mi-La whom, and lamih
On Tour of Western States
Mr an Mrs Jesse Whitler and
rlau: an 'Mis- FI: -aheth Whitley,
left yestei dav I'm a tour of the
Western stale- The\ plan to be
liway several weeks
Visiting In Richmond
M: and Mrs. Dillon Wynne and
Mr. and Mrs George Wynrn are
visiting relatives in Richmond and
will travel tin Skyline Drive
before returning Sundar
Here From Washington
Mr- Clia.- Smallwood ol Wash
inston i Spending several weeks
here with Mr.- II (' Benjamin
in the home of Mr and Mrs. J. S.
Whitler
A ('tend Funeral
Mi and Mrs John A. Hardi
son and son, Ashley, attended the i
luneral of Howard Glass in Co
lumbia Tuesday afternoon.
At Virginia Beach
Miss Helen Davenport of Ply
mouth, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Li I ley
and Miss Eleanor Taylor are
spending this week at Virginia
I ieaeh.
Heave Sunday For High Point
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. MeLawhorn!
will leave Sunday for High Point ,
to attend the furniture market j
there next week.
Here From Oak City
Mi and Mrs. F. S. Barrett and
children ol Oak City visits here
j yesterday.
Visiting In Ahoskie
Miss Joanne MeLawhorn is
| visiting hei sister, Mrs. Vasco
[Green, and Mi Green in Ahos
j kie this week.
Announce Itirtli
Mi iinrl Mrs. Bon Griffin of
Williams Township announce the
birth of a daughter, Avis Anne,
nl July 2. Mrs. Griffin is the for
myl Miss Gorothy Cojtrain of
WiIJiamston.
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At White Lake
Mrs. llessie Rogers, Eddie Har
ris. John Russell Rogers and Mr.
and Mis. Garland Rogers and son,
Jimmy, of Bear Grass are spend
ing two weeks at (White Lake.
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Returns Home
Mrs. J. O. Bowen returned
Wednesday morning to her home
in Washington. D. C. after spend
ing a few days here with rela
tives.
Returns From Reach
Mrs. Vernon Bunting and Mrs
Lemon Barnhill returned yes
terday to their homes here after
spending several day:! at Atlantic
Beach.
RECEPTION AT WOMAN'S
CLUB FOR BRIDAL PARTY
Immediately following the
wedding of Miss Isabelle Ander
son and Sgt. W. Brownie Harring
ton last Sunday evening. the
bride's family entertained at a
reception in tbe Williamston
Woman's Club.
Mr and Mrs. Luther Peel, Sr.
greeted the guests and introduced
their, to the receiving line which
included Mrs. J. C. Anderson,
mother of the pride, Mrs'. V fi '
Harrington and the Reverend W j
R. Harrington, parents of the ;
groom, the bride, the groom, the j
Reverend S. B. Simms, Mrs Jack j
Riley, Miss Grace Ross. Miss j
Mary Dean Hardison and little
Miss Judy Riley.
The club house was decorated
I with a black drop of ivy centered |
by a fan-shaped arrangement of
gladioli and mammoth phlox j
flanked on either side with a
small ivy covered trellis. White j
bridal flowers and tall candles in
brass candelabra completed the
decorations on the piano, the
registering table and in the anter
rnoms.
The bride's table was centered
with a three tiered wedding cake
which was topped with a muline
heart encircling a minuture cor
sage of feverfew. The bridal
white cake was decorated with
tiny iced ealla lilies and lilies of
the valley and nestled in a nylon
net frill on a silver tray. Minute
satin streamers from under the
cake were tipped with little
white corsages. On either side of
tiie cake was a three branched
candelabrum and epergne filled
with baby's breath and burning
white tapers.
Lime sherbert punch was serv
ed by Mrs. H. B Anderson, aunt
of the bride, at one end of the
table while Mrs. H. B. Daniels
and Mrs J. D. Thrower served i
individual bridal squares at the
opposite end. • Mesdames Betsy
Harrell and Bruce Roebuck of
Williamston, Mrs. Calvin Parker
of Ahoskie, Misses Charlotte
Robertson of Portsmouth, Dottee I
Anderson and Beverlet Anderson 1
of Washington, N. C., Vivian
Hudson of Williamston jind Hazel
Spell of Farmville and Wilson
assisted in serving salted nuts
and mints to the guests.
Mrs. Justice Coltrain, sister of
tiie groom, presided over the
bride's book and the goodbyes
were said by Mrs. J. Q. Bowen,
of Washington, D. C., aunt of the
bride.
Visited In Fayetteville
Mi. Bob Taylor visited in Fay
etteville yesterday.
At White Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Ayres and
children of Everetts are spending
I two weeks at White Lake,
Honored at Party
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Miss Isabelle Anderson, who
became the bride of Sgt. Walter
Brownie Harrington last Sunday
afternoon, was honored at a coca
cola party given by Mesdames H.
L. Meador, David Modliri, Luther
Peel, Jr. on Thursday, June 29
at 10:30 o’clock at "the home of
Mrs. Meador on South Haughton
Street.
The home was decorated
throughout with gladioli and the
dining room table, covered with
an imported linen cutwork cloth,
was centered with an arrange
ment of oxeyed daises and fever
few arranged in an antique cut
glass compote.
The guests were greeted by
Mrs. Modlin and Mrs. Peel, Jr.
who presented them to Miss An
derson. the honoree, and Miss
Frances Griffin, bride of July 5.
Mi's. Peel, Sr. invited the guests
into the dining room where Mrs
J. C. Anderson, mother of the
honoree, Mrs. Conrad Getsinger
and Miss Joann Peel served iced
coca cola, party sandwiches, po
tato chips, salted nuts, hors
d’ouvres and assorted cookies to
about seventy guests.
Mrs. Jack Riley, sister of the
honoree, presided over the bride’s
book and Mrs. Meador said the
goodbyes.
Miss Anderson and Miss Griffin
were presented corsages of gar
Mrs. Robert Edward Tarkington, Jr, who, prior to
hi * r marriage on 8;il urday, July II, in 1h,o Bethel Methodist
Church, was Muss Martha Vivian Whitehurst, daughter of
the late Mr and Mrs. Samuel Clayton Whitehurst, Sr.
The former Miss Frances Elizabeth Griffin, younger
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rov T. Griliin. whose marriage
to Mr. Darrell Taylor was solemnized on Wednesday,
July 5, in the Williamston Christian Church.
Eve Glasses Broken?
We maintain a complete optical
service. Lens, temples and
frames replaced and repaired 1
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Dardens Club In
Recent Meeting
The recently organized Dardens
Home Demonstration Club met
last Friday with Mrs. C. B. Fagan,
club president. Other officers of
the club are, Mrs. H. L. Riddick,
vice president: Mrs. S. R. Coburn,
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. W. C.
Fagan, eherio leader: Mrs .fames
Stalls Mrs Haltcy Hardison, Mrs.'
Sam Coburn. Mrs. William Hop- j
kins. Mrs. Herman Riddick, Mrs.
Paul Allen. Mrs. Fagan and Mrs
Will Swinson, project leaders.
Attendance upon the first meet- |
ing following the organization of
the club was limited on account
of the rains. However, seven
charter members were present i
and Mrs. Allen Griffin took mem-;
bership at that time.
Prizes were awarded by the.
hostess, and a progress report was j
submitted, showing that 24(1;
quarts of vegetables had be<*n can
ned, ten chicken frozen, 41 new
gar ments made and three dresses
altered. Mrs. Hardison and Mrs.
W. C. Fagan won the prizes, cro
chet pieces.
The home agent, Miss Elizabeth
Parker, gave a demonstration in
salad making.
The hostess, assisted by her
daughter, served a delicious salad,
cookies and iced tea.
The next meeting will be held
with Mis. Paul Allen on August
11. and all women of the com
munity are invited.
Visiting Here
Mrs. Mary Hartman of Norfolk
will spend the week end here with
her cousin, Mrs. K D. Worrell.
Visited In Scotland Neck
Mrs. W. E. Dunn and son, John,
visited relatives in Scotland Neck
yesterday.
denias and gifts of .silver in their
chosen patterns.
A thought for Farm Safety
Week July 23-29: Cultivate safe
ty and harvest happiness.
ENTERTAINS AT DINNER
Prior to the Harrington-Ander
son wedding rehearsal last Satur
day evening, the bridal party,
their husbands and wives and
parents of the bridal couple were
entertained at a (tinner given by
Mrs. J. O. Bowen of Washington,
D. C\, aunt of the bride, at the
Hotel George Reynolds.
The dining room table held a
large centerpiece of white gladio
li and fern and white tapers in
sprays of white gladioli and fern
and white tapers in crystal can
delabra were arranged alter
nately down the length of the
table on either side of the central
arrangement. Small white place
cards with wedding hell design
used
Following n two course dinner
colorful ice cream molds in uni
que designs were served. For
Miss Anderson there was a mold
ed ice cream bride and for Sgt.
there was an ice cream groom.
The other guests were served ice
cream molded as wedding hells,
wedding rings, love birds, hearts,
flowers, wedding cakes and slip
pers.
During the dinner, Miss Ander
son presentc 1 gifts to her attend
ants, the . r mist, the soloist and
to her mistress of ceremonies.
Week-end Guests
Mrs. M. L. Carr and daughter,
Betty Lee, of La Grange and Miss
Mildred Byrum of Edenton were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
D. W. Brady.
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