Visit \t Beach Sunday
A: ng visiting at Pamlico
TV<g -v’ v '‘-pit Mr and Mrs
Slim D • Vi. and Mrs. Bei.
C i child)m. Mi. H)l
■ ■ M 1 and daughters. Mr.
John Henry Edwards and son.
Jack. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sessoms
and ckiluien. Mr and Mis Homer
B.irnh.ll and daughter. Sandy, and
MiC. J. Bi adv
To Visit Nags Head
Mesdamos Paul Jones. Bruce
Wynne and Hugh Singleton and
daughter. Patricia, will spend
Tuns lav and Wednesday at the.
Arlington at Nags Head.
Visiting In Hendersonville
M aid M, Irving Margolis
arc visiting m Hendersonville
where they rue entering theii
daughter-. Gad and Sandra, at
Camp Blue Sta; for a month.
l’eturn f ront Vacation
Dr n i M - J T Llewellyn
have • turnvi ti "in a vacation at
Nagr Head
Visit At Camp Leach
Mi nd Mrs .1 S Avers and
Mr. and Mr- Henry Handy visited
then iaughteis Judy Avers and
Lee Hand> , t Camp Leach Sun
day.
Spending Week Here
Mi- Hilton Carson and son of
Robe' si.nville are spending this
week he) i■ vith Mrs W K War
ren.
I1
\ isiting in W iimington
Mis Tslmsdp Selby and dau
shtci. Deborah, accompanied by
Mrs Gilbert Wynne of Elizabeth 1
City, leit yesterday morning for 1
v.'dn salon where they will visit ’
theil ns thei. Mrs C F Ash le\
Here From Norfolk
Mi and Mrs D S. Haislip and ■
son. Ji rrv. ! Norfolk, spent the !
week t 'iii w nivMrs Haislip's par- I
• nts. Mi . end Mi J B. James
Spend Week end at Morehead 1
Guv (' irrow. Jen \ Forehand,
Lmdelh \\ i rj, Wilinn Jackson ■
at ■ Jim mi Mannii ■ spent the 1
week end at Morehead Citv
Spend Week end in Greenville
Mi V I. Skinner and daugh •
h ’ . M r\. spent last week-end in
Greenv:; visiting relatives Mrs. 1
Skinnei - mother. Mrs W. T Lips- t
eomli. returned with them for nlf
visit, here. ; |
Hl&tyfiiisBMm
Completely Air Conditioned
For Your Shopping Comfort
Extends It’s
SUMMER CLEARANCE
Until End Oi Month
Hundreds of unusual values. All sum
mer wearables musf be sold - - to make
room for the new arrivals of Fall Mer
chandise.
Be Smart — Be Thrifty
AND BUY NOW
Herr Sunday
Mis. Gerald James and little
daughter. Donna Kaye, of Merry
Hi!], spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mr- J. B. James,
I'mtergoes Major Operation
Mr Howell Warren. Sr., under
went a major operation in a Wash
ington hospital vesterdav and was
reported tins morning to be get
ting along very well.
Returns To Home In Norfolk
Mrs. Rex Foster returned to her
home in Noi folk Thursday after
spending several days-here with
her parents. Mi and Mrs. Dirk
Taylor Mis Taylor accompanied
her back to spend a few days in
Norfolk.
Visiting In Oriental
Miss Pattie Spruill of Greens
boro spent last week here with
Mr. and Mrs D V. Clayton, Sr.
Mr- Clayton's mother, Mrs Pattie
Spruill, left Saturday with Miss
Spruill for a visit in Oriental.
Return To Kaleigli
Mrs. Bill Smith and children,
Jo Peele and Billy, have returned
:o Raleigh alter spending a few
fays here with her parents, Mr
mil Mrs. Oscar Peel. During her
day here she had as her house
past. Mis Joseph Smith of Max
on.
{('turning Home
Mrs John Hatton Gurganus and
hildren will return home today
rum Cheriton, Va.. where they
lave been visiting relatives for
everal weeks. They are being ae
ompanied by Mrs. Gurganus'
nother. Mrs Krnest Turner, who
vill spend a few days here.
risiting Here
Mi and Mrs. VV. K. Parker
pent Sundu.v in Kenhridge, Va.
>1rs. Howard Cone and son, Berk-!
rv accompanied them home for
visit.
>n Shopping Tour
Mi Charlie Davis ot the Outlet
’luif left toda.v for the northern
narkets to purchase fall goods,
is expected to return home in
few days.
U Nags Head
l.ila Hose Gray left Sunday for
ships Head where she will be the
most ol Patsy Robinson of Robor
onville. She was accompanied
>y Ann Bynum of Farmville.
Spend* Week-end at Home
Mr. Bi n Selby spent the week -
end with his parents. Mr. and
M■ - D. O. Si Ibv in jFtansoniville.
Visit in Roanoke Rapids
Mrs. Jack Gray and son, Bobby,
spent last week In Roanoke Rapids
visiting relatives.
Vacationing at Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Biggs and
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Harris are
spending several days at Nags
Head.
Return From Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thrower and
children. Miss Jessie Mae Melson,
Mrs. Jesse Melson and Mrs. C. B.
Roebuck returned Sunday from
Nags Head.
Visit Here Sunday
Mr. and Mis. Dick Mallory and
son of Plymouth visited relatives
here Sunday evening.
Attends Meeting
Mi W. H. Carstarphen attended
a meeting of the board of direc
tors of the N. C. Association of
Insurance Agents in Wrightsville
Beach last week-end.
Returns Home
Mrs J. I-. Hodgerson, her condi
tion much improved following
treatment in a Rocky Mount hos
pital, returned to her home here
last Fridas'.
•
Spend Week-end at Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hamilton
spent last week-end in Wrights
ville Beach. lAltt
At Nags Head Over Week-end
M esdaioes Roy Ward. W. J
Smith and Clyde Ward spent last
week-end at Nags Head.
Continues III
Mrs Estelle Harris, a patient in
Duke Hospital for about two
weeks, continues about the same,
reports reaching here yesterday,
stated.
improving Slowly
Mr LeRov Everett of Hamilton
who recently returned from Duke
Hospital. Durham, where he re
reived medical treatment for sev
■ral weeks is reported to be im
proving slowly but surely. Al
lhough he is still confined to his
bed lus physician allows him now
lo sit up for several minutes each
i Family \if!It I lee (.ream
Su/titer Sal For July 26
A family night ice cream sup
per will be served Wednesday
night. July 20th from 6:30 until 8
o'clock on the Methodist Church
lawn. This supper is being spon
sored by the' Wesleyan Service
Guild, an organization that has
wholesome recreation as one of its
1 aims.
i Homemade ice cream, cake and
(canclv will be served. The public,
especially family groups, is invit
■ ed to attend.
- In case of rain the supper will
be served in the Woman's Club.
HO.NORFD ON TOTH BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Vennie Wynne of Bear
Glass was honored on her 70th
birthday Sunday. July 16th. by a
surprise birthday dinner given by
her daughter. Guests were greet
ed and entertained in many dif
ferent ways. Many varieties of
foods and drinks were served to
all present, the buffet style. The
table was dressed with a white
eloth with her birthday eake in,
the center Seventy lighted can
dles were placed atop the cake.
Those present were her grand
children. Mr. and Mrs. Mack G. .
Rogerson of Bethel. Mrs. Ervin
Whitehurst of Norfolk. Va.. Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Lillcy, Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Rogerson, Mr. and Mrs.
Elbert Griffin, Mr. Carroll and
John Rogerson, Misses Grace, i
Janie and Louvenia Rogerson, all
of Williainston; her great grand
children. Miss Helen Rogerson of
Bethel and Misses Jeanette Lillev 1
and Patricia Griffin of Williams
ton; her sister. Mrs. Will Britton
of Cross Roads. Friends present
were Mrs. Opheus Bailey and dau- ,
ghter, Ruth Hazel. Mrs. George
Taylor, and Miss Louise Corey of
Williainston. also Polly and Eve
lyn Cowan.
She received many useful and
lovely gifts and the party was en
joyed by all.
Return To Richmond
Mr and Mi s. Charles Rngerson !
have returned to their home in !
Richmond alter spending a few
days with Mr. Rogerson's mother, |
Mrs Alice Salisbury, near here.
i
Visiting In Rear (irass
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chadwick j
and daughter. Rose Marie, of To
ledo, Ohio, arc spending a week
with her mother, Mrs. Vennie
Wynne, and sister, Mrs. C. C. Rog
erson.
At Beach Last Week-end
Mr. J. T. Price visited Wrights
vilic Beach last week-end.
Move To New Home
Mr. anti Mrs. Jas. S. Ayers and
daughter, Judy, are moving this
week to their new country home
between Hamilton and Oak City.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Barnhill are
moving into the Ayers home on
Franklin Street.
On Georgia Market
Messrs. Carlyle Langley, Evan j
Griffin. Jack Hardison, J. E. Grif
fin, Joe! Mum and Evan Willard j
are among those from here whoj
are on the Georgia tohaeeo mar
kets.
Your homo frozon
hoi unit tan _
bo oithor... ^
I# #«n Ua a a
H can b» an •xptruiv*
luxury...or it can b« tha matt
important monay-tavar in
your houtxKold!
T* moke your horn* storage unit pay. buy your meats, frozen
Wi. and other perishables from us •< wholesale prices.
You’ll get top-grad* impacted meots, properly chilled, aged,
and professionally cut and trimmed to suit your family tiie and
preferencoi. Your meats will be wrapped in material!, scientifically
designed for this purpose, and will be sharp froien at temperatures
much colder than a home storage unit, resulting in juicier meat that
keeps its original flavor longer.
I
Wi welcome your
patronage - whether you
rant on a of our tockart or net.
Coma in and let at ihow you
how wa can tove you money.
ColonialFrozenFoods
lluiiglilou Street Phone 2825
* Program At High
j School Is Popular
y .
8 The recreational program at the
h high school grounds is growing in
- popularity it was reported last
; week-end with over two dozen
s boys reporting for the activities
wh.ch include baseball.
( If attendance holds up it is like
ly that games will be arranged
. for the youngsters with other
communities in this section.
1 Bobby Carter, leader in the pro
gram which is part of the over-all
• town recreation setup, states that
there is some promising talent in
the group of youngsters, all in the
teen-age brackets.
A practice game was held last
week with Carter and Dallas
Wells as the battery for one
group and Jack Ross. Fred Mat
thews and Watson McKeel as the
batteries for th4? other.
Boys list as taking part in the
program are: Edward Ward, Mar
shall Beach, Henry Taylor, Tom
my Gurganus, Charles Lee Ed
wards, Charles Cloven Rogerson,
Gene Copeland, Peter Gardner,
Wilber Stewart, Dallas Wells, Ro
bert Godard, Fred Matthews, Ron
dell Beach, Wade Gardner, Ray
mond Robertson, Jimmie Page,
Watson McKeel, Bobby Carter,
John Wells, Jack Ross, John
i Dunn. Thad White. Jackie Mars
lander, Pete White, Jacob Zemon
j and Jimmy Hardison.
1 Returns Home
Little Miss Nancy Harrison re
turned to her home in Bear Gl ass
last Saturday after receiving
i treatment in Duke Hospital.
Returns Hume
Miss Nancie Allen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Allen, re
turned home Saturday after suc
cessfully undergoing an opera
tion in Duke Hospital earlier in
the week. She was reported this
morning to be getting along very i
well.
Here from South Carolina
Mrs. Dubose Simpson and dau- 1
ghter of Darlington, S. C\, are
spending two weeks here with
Mrs. Simpson’s mother, Mrs.
Mary Bell Osborn.
How mild can a cigarette be?
MORE PEOPLE
SMOKECAMELS
than any
other cigarette!
and among the millions who do...
BENAY
VENUTA
PopuIarrecord -
in« artist has this
tu say “My own
(’ ;i m e ! *10 Day
Mildness Test
adds up to lots
more smoking
enjoyment!"
Visit Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Griffin and
sons visited Nags Head Sunday.
i
I Improving
Critically ill following an op
eration nearly two weeks ago.
Little Miss Vickie Martin of
Jamesville is still improving in
the hospital here, it was reported
this morning.
Visited Roanoke Rapids
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Anderson J
visited in Roanoke Rapids and]
Petersburg last Thursday.
Here From Oak City
Professor John Hassell of Oak
City attended to business here
this morning.
Gay: “You don't seem to real
ize which side your bread is but
tered on.”
Jay: “What does it matter? I
eat both sides."
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THEATRE — WILLIAMSTON
II
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
Side Street
With
Farley Grander
<lathy O'Donnell
Cartoon
II
THURSDAY ONLY
On Stage In Person
Arthur Smith Ami Hi*
Cracker-Jacks
On Screen
"Tough
Assignment"
With
Don “Red” Burry
Marjorie Steele
Sport Cartoon
FRIDAY
"The Reckless
Moment"
James Mason
Joint Bennett
Little Albert
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! Egg* Should Not Be
Left Out Too l^ong
Eggs should be held at a temp*
erature between 50 and fiO degrees
Fahrenheit, with a relative hum
| idity of about 75 percent. At 69
degrees fertile eggs start germin
ating. and between 70 and 100 de
grees eggs quickly lose their taste
and flavor. There is a tendency
for the whites to become watery
and the yolks to flatten out. The
eggs assume the characteristics of
staleners. which the purchaser |
will resent.
R. S. Dearstyne, head of the:
poultry department at State Col
lege, says the problem of the pro
ducer is to retain the qualitr of
freshly laid eggs for as long a
period of time as possible. To es
tablish this objective, the poultry
man must collect eggs frequently!
during the day, cool them as rap
idly as possible, and store them
under good conditions.
Eye Classes Broken?
We maintain a complete optical
aervice. Lens, temples and
frames replaced and repaired
Quick service. I
Peele’s — Jewelers
121 Main St. Tel. 2311
| TO SERVE CHICKEN SUPPER
I The ladies auxiliary of the Wil
liamston Pentecostal Holiness
Church will serve a chicken sup
per Friday evening in front of the
| home of Mrs. View Nicholson on
Oak Street, in North End. The
price per plate will be 75c for the
large and 35c for small. They will
serve from 5:30 to 7:00 p. m. The
public is invited to come and en
joy the supper.
SLAB WOOD
FOR SALE CHEAP.
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Willinmston Supply Co,
• MADAME LEE •
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in O S t Psychic
Analyst And Ad
visor. Confiden
tial advice on all
subjects. All
Troubles Scienti
fically and Cor
rectly adjusted.
Parlor Quiet.
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