V
\t < amp Charles
Hug'h Linrt.-li-v. son of Mr. a nr
Mrs K. P Lindslev. who return
ed recently from the Boy Semi
Jamboree at Valley forge, is nov
in Camp Charles at Bailey. N. C
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Recuperating
Following an operation in ;
Winston-Salem hospital. Mrs. Jim
mie Taylor is now recuperating n
the home ol her mother. Mrs. W
S Tilley . 409 Summit Street
Winston-Salem. The operatior
was saec -sfu’ and Mrs. Taylm
v ill hi hotue in about three
weeks.
Return From Charleston
Mr me Mi- C. D. Pittman re
turned irom Charleston, S. C.
last week aftei visiting relatives
there foi several days.
Returns To Raleigh
Mi.-s Tiulah Ward Page return
ed to her home in Raleigh yester
ria\ aftei spending the week-end
here wit!: het s: tei Mrs Hugh
Hurt1 m. ;-no M Horton.
Home From Hospital
A-a Moore has returned to his
home. Will ..m-ton RFD. after re
ceiving m* di' al treatment in the
Brown Coi nuiiity hospital for
several days.
l.ve (.lassps Broken?
We maintain a complete optical j
servire. Lens, temples and
frames replaced and repaired j
Quick service.
Peele's — Jewelers I
121 Main St. Tel. 2311 I
| Here Sunday
M.> and Mr.- t.ou Raskin of Tar
boro visited Mi ;ibd Mrs. Freak
Margolis Sunday.
Returns From New York
Miss Ann Hardison returned!
Sunday from a buying trip in
New York.
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Attending Furniture Show
Mr. J. B. Boll left Sunday for
i High Point where he will attend
the furniture show this week.
Here From Richmond
Mrs. Hugh Singleton and dau
ghter. Patrieia. of Richmond, ar
rived here Friday night to spend
two weeks with Mrs Singleton's
mother. Mrs. Myrtle Harris.
Move To Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kimball
and daughter. Martha Dunn, mov
ed Saturday to their new home in
Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Visits In Virginia
Mr John Hatton Gurganus
spent the week-end in Cheriton, i
Virginia, with Mis. Gurganus and i
children, who are spending some i
time there with relatives.
Here Over Week-end
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Rives of ;
Graham arid Miss Mary Worslev ,
Rives ot Henderson visited Mis. i
Marshall Wilson here over the
i week-end, |1
Move To Apartment a
Mi. and Mrs. Martin Moore t
moved yesterday from the Tar
Heel Apartments to the apartment !
recently vacated b\ Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Kimball on Halifax !
i Street. '
BOOSTER SPECIAL I
Dorolliy I’lihins (n>um
DEODORANT
Sl 00 Size
i ok <i\n
50c
Davis Pharmacy
Home from Hospital
Mrs Archie D. Colt rain has re
turned to iter home after spending
two weeks at a Washington hos
pital where she received treat
ment for a head infection
Visits Father Here
Mr B. B. Rogerson of Craddock.
Va., visited his father. Mr. Kader
Rogerson, here last week-end.
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Attend Funeral
Misses Agnes Beale, Sarah Wob
:jleton and Mary Carstarphen at
tended the funeral of Miss Ebales
grandmother. Mrs. J A. Williams,
n Nash County, Saturday morn
ng.
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Kilters Duke Hospital
Recovering from an attack of
pneumonia in a Washington hos
pital last week, Mrs. Eselle Har
is of Bear Grass entered Duke
hospital Thursday for further
reatment.
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teturn Home
Mrs. George H. Gurganus and
laughter. Miss Barbara, have re
urned home after visiting rela
ives in Norfolk.
n Mt. Olive Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Brandon, Sr.,
md Mi and Mrs. T. B, Brandon,
i , and son. Tommie, visited rela
ives in Mt. Olive Sunday.
iome from Chapel Hill
Mi and Mrs. R. J. Hardison
cere home from Chape) Hill for
he week-end
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ipend Week at White Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Leggett,
/Iiss Dorothy Peel and Mr. Joe
fann returned home Sunday after
pending a week at White Lake.
ipend Day at Ocean View
Mi and Mrs. Rupert Cowan
md daughte: spent Sunday at
)eean View.
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Vltends Wedding
Mis. W. E. Old of Norfolk at
ended the Shoe-Manning wed
iing here Sunday afternoon.
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I’isiting In Kobersonville
Mrs. A. L. Roebuck is spending
i few days in Robersonville with
ter daughter, Mrs. Clarence Tuy
or. and family.
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n Suffolk for Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Manning, Jr.,
ilr. and Mrs. Claude Jenkins.
VIrs. Walter Wynne. Mrs. John
laekson, Mrs. J. C. Rawls, Jr..
Mrs. Ralph Parker and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth. Miss Sarah Wob
pleton and Messrs. S. A. Tuten
ind T. F. Harrison attended the
luneral of Waverly C. Parker in
Suffolk Sunday afternoon.
ATOMIZER
FREE
With
COTY TOILET WATER
All Odors
Shakli
COTY NEW DEODORANT
Free with Purchase of Bath Powder, Talc,
Bath Salts, Sachet or Toilet Water.
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IK’S PHARMACY
WilliuiiiMlon, N. C.
j Return From Asheville
Di and Mrs John Williams re
; turned lust week-end from a short
visit in Asheville.
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At Pamlico Beach
Dr. and Mrs. Grover Godwin of
1 Ashe'villo. Miss Mildred Purvis.
'Mrs. L. T. Fowden, Sr., and Mr.
I and Mrs. J. W. Watts are spend-'
ini> two weeks at Pamlico Beach.
Spending lew Days Here
Miss Erma Bt-nsun of Benson is
spending a few days here with re
latives
Visit In Norfolk
Mrs. Wyoma Allsbrook and son
visited in Norfolk last week-end.
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Return From Wrightsville
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Warren,
Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Stancill
Hardison returned Sunday from a
vacation at Wrightsville Beach.
Spends Week-end Here
Mr. Ben Grimes of Sparksburg,
Va.. spent the week-end here with
[his mother. Mrs. Nora Grimes. He
was accompanied back home Sun
day by his niece. Miss Eunice Fay
Grimes, who will spent some time
visiting in Virginia.
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Visiting Here
Mrs. Ned Laughinghouse of
Elizabeth City is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Joel Muse here this week.
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Here From New Bern
Glenda Wells of New Bern is
visiting Jane Manning here for a
lew days.
Return From Nags Head
Miss Lilybot Muse and Bill Bob
Peel returned Monday from Nags
Head after spending several days
with Mrs. Elbert S. Peel.
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Spend Day at Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. Joe David Throw
er spent Sunday at the Arlington
Hotel in Nags Head.
Return from Camp Beach
Billy Carstarphen, Joel Muse,
Henry Handy, Beth Spivey. Ann
Woolf ord, Betsy Davis. Jeannie
Glover and Jimmy Cooke, return
ed home Sunday after a tw'o
weeks' stay at Camp Leach. John
Tullos returned to Williamston!
with them en route to his home
in Rocky Mount.
Home From Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Clayton re
turned home Sunday night from
la week's stay at Nags Head.
, Returns to Home in Leggetts
Mi s. Blanche Anderson has re-1
| turned to her home in Leggetts
j after spending a few days here
I with her daughter, Mrs. C. A. ;
I Harrison, and family.
Return From Wedding Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Taylor of
Everetts have returned home from
a wedding trip to New York and j
Niagara Falls.
Responding to Treatment
Mis. John L. Rodgerson is ve
s ponding to treatment in a Roekv
Mount hospital and is expected
i home the latter part of this week.
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in Greenville Monday Night
i Mrs. I verson Sklnnei and dau
; ghter. Maty, spent Monday night
| in Greenville.
Here From Wilson
Mr. and Mrs S. S. Lawrence of
Wilson were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Joel Muse Sunday.
Spend Week-end at Reach
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Skinner and
son. John, spent the week-end at
Edenhouse Beach as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bell.
■ Here From New York
Misses Louise Cooke and Doro
thy Rectanus of New York City
an- visiting Miss Cooke’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Cooke.
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To Make Home Here
Mrs. Peter Christopher and
ihildien. Richard and Helen, will
arrive today trom San Diego to
make their home here.
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Expected Here This Week
Mrs. Duboise Simpson and dau
ghter of Darlington, S. C., are e>
peeted to arrive here this week t
visit Mrs. Simpson's mother, Mr
Mary Bell Osborne.
MARRIED IN NEW YORK
Mrs. Donald C. Godwin of La
Jolla, California, and Peter Horne
of Schenectady, N. V., were mar
ried on Saturday, July 1, rela
tives here were notified a few
days ago,
Mrs. Horne was the widow of
Captain Donald C. Godwin, bro
ther of Messrs. Chas. H. and Ver
ner D Godwin of Williamston.
Here last Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. James White and
Mrs. Martha White of Littleton.
Mi s. A. Hassell of Roanoke Rapids
and granddaughter. Miss Martha
McKenzie of Greenville visited
Mrs. C. D. tarstarphen. Sr., here
last Thursday.
Spend Week-end at Beach
Mr. and Mrs. J, C, Cooke spent1
the week-end at Virginia Beach.
Moving To Apartment
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blythe and
family are moving this week from
Ray Street to the pent house in
the Tar Heel Apartment building.
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Moving Here
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vann Har
mon are moving from Ahoskie
and will be at home in the Tar
Heel Apartments here after the
opening of the markets.
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Visit Here
'Mr. and Mrrf. Wm, P. Hodges
and children and Mrs. Hodges'
father of Washington, D. C., visit
ed Mr. Hodges' father. Mr. W. J.
Hodges, here this week.
In Durham Sunday
Mrs. E. C. Harrison and son, E.
D., were in Durham Sunday visit
ing their daughter’ and sister', Miss
Nancy, who is undergoing treat
ment in Duke Hospital. While her
condition is improving, it could
not be lear ned when Miss Nancy
would be able to retur n home.
Visitors Here Saturday
Mr. and Mis. L. S. Blades of
Elizabeth City were visitors in
town Saturday.
Return From ('amp Leach
Misses Mary Lee White, Nancy
Britton and Virginia Bruce Hollo
man returned Sunday after a two
weeks stay at Camp Leach.
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Return from Beach
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Simpson
and children and Mrs. Jimmy
Harris and son, Randy, returned
home Sunday morning after’
spending two weeks at Pamlico
Beach.
Ilerf front Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard Man
ning of Norfolk visited friends
and relatives here Sunday. N
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Here Sunday
Mrs. Paul Eason of Norfolk vis
ited Mrs. H. O. Peele here Sun
day.
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At Camp Leach
Misses Judith Ayers and Lee
Handy left Monday morning for
Camp Leach where they will
spend two weeks.
Returning Home
Mesdames Calvin Sluder and
Hareom Grimes and Miss Essie
Peele will return home this week
after a visit at Pamlico Beach.
Recuperating
Mrs. Mallie Edrpondson of
Hamilton has returned after a
two weeks’ stay in a Washington
hospital and is now recuperating
at the home of her sister, Mrs. F.
F. Cozzens, in Washington.
Undergoes Operation
Little Miss Nancie Allen, daugh
ter of Mi .and Mrs. Randolph Al
len, underwent an operation to-,
day in a Durham hospital. She is i
expected to be able to return j
home in about ten days.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr. and Nfl's. L. Grossman and
daughters, Joan and Margo, of El
kins Park. Pennsylvania, spent
the week-end here with Mr. and
Mrs. M. M. Levin and family.
Return Fforn New York
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Carstarphen
and Mrs. Rita Everett have re
turned from a buying trip in New
York. x
Spends Week-end Here
Miss Evelyn Harrison of Dur
ham spent the week-end here
with her mother.
Visiting Daughter
Mrs. John R. Peel left Sunday
for Walla-Walla. Washington, to
spend some time with her daugh
ter. Mrs. Robert Sheridan, and
Di\ Sheridan.
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Returns to Washington
Mrs, Carroll Coltrain has re
turned to Washington, D. C., after
spending several days here with
relatives.
Home From Durham
Mr. Jim E. King has returned
to his home from Durham where
he was a patient at Duke Hospital
for the past two months.
Here Sunday
Mrs. Oscar Davenport of James
ville visited friends here Sunday.
Here Monday
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Shaw of
Windsor were visitors here Mon
day morning.
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Spend Sunday At Morehead
Jimmy Myers, David Carson,
Bobby Roger;;, Jack Ross and
Bobby Carter spent Sunday at
Morehead.
On Vacation
Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Llewellyn
left Sunday for a vacation at Nags
Head.
Return From New York
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Margolis
and daughter,, Barbara, have re
turned from New York.
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Here Over Week-end
Mr. Tommy Osteen of Charles
ton, S. C\, former resident of Wil
liamston, visited friends here
over the week-end.
Announce Birth
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Newell in a Rocky Mount hospi
tal on Friday, July 14, a daughter,
Sylvia Green Newell.
Local Citizen III*
Mr. Herbert Peele, retired busi
ness man and well-known citizen,
continues quite feeble at his home
near here.
Improving
Mrs. Vernon Whitfield was re
ported to be getting along very
well this morning following a
major operation in the local hos
pital yesterday.
How mild can a cigarette be?
MORE PEOPLE
SMOKE CAMELS
than any
other cigarette!
and among the milliont who da...
NADINE
CONNER
Lovely opera star
nays: "My voice
is my career. I
smoke Camels —
they airree with
my throat ! My
.10 - Day Mildness
Test proved that
to me! ”
Summer Clearance
■During
Wiilianuien's Mid-Summer Booster Days
JULY 19. 20, 21 and 22
Great Reductions
On COTTON AND SILK
SUMMER DRESSES
BEACHWEAR
HATS AMD BAGS
'Him mi*- still 2 1-2 mort* months of summer weather in which to
enjoy these barguins. Buy now. during this money-saving event.
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Wear Right Shop
Mrs. Rita Everett and Mrs. W. H. Carstarplieu, Props.
The
PIONEER
SHOPPE
Booster Days
SPECIALS
Children’a
SUN
DRESSES
Originally
Priced al $ 1 AO
49c
Boys' Shorts
Regularly $1.25
39 c
Roys'
Wash Suits
Regularly Priced
from $1.08 to $2.08
98c
Roys'
BATHING
TRUNKS
Rest (Jnalily
$1.59-$1.98
Infants' Slips
Only 39c
RUBBER
PANTS
15c i
. Silk Pauls 5
Size* 0 to 6 Yearn
5 ior $1.00
Alt Children'*
SUMNER \
DRESSES I
Greatly j
Reduced \
After Dinner
Cups and
Saucers
Regularly Priced
From SI.25 to $7.50
79c - $4.98
STATIONERY
50r to $1.00
NOTES
15f to SI.00
SPECIAL GIFT
(MISTER
With
BARGAINS GALORE!
f WILUAMSTON
BOOSTERS