Visit Hertford
M. and Mrs L. B. Chessor
spent Wednesday afternoon tr
Herliord.
Tiidereoing Treatnient
Me. Mandv iviodlin is under
going treatment m the local hos
pita 1.
Here From Miami
Mr Marvin Chauneey of Miami.
>s spending the week with Mi
and Mrs Garland Woolard.
Visited In Ahoskie
Mrs K D. Worrell visited her
father. Mi Odom, in Ahoskie
yesterday afternoi>n
Spending Week at Nags Head
Mi Nancy Mercer is spending
this week at Nags Head.
Leave For Nags Head
Mi- Mildred Watson. Mrs Del
la Topping and Mr .1 K Hedrick
of .lamesville will leave this week
end t” spend a lew (Jays at Nags
Hess v. th Mis A P Purdy
At Morehead City
Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Gray, Jr.,
a ' spending i few days at More
head City.
Here I rum Norfolk
Mrs Kenneth Askew and Miss
e: Mai and Katherine Roberson
of No, folk visited their parents,
Mr and Mrs Noah Roberson,
over the week-end
Here From Miami
Mr. and Mrs Henry Ward of
M::.n v'-ited Mrs. Eddie Trahev
In i' for short time this week
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Spending: Week Here
Mr W. H Adkins of Robersnn
ville is spending this week here
with his daughter, Mrs. J H Ed
wards, and family
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Returns Home
Little Miss Elia Martin Gaylord
returned home Monday after
spending two days with Penny
Lee Martin in Robersonville
Here From Ahoskie
Mrs. Florence Beasley and her
mother of Ahoskie are spending
this week here with Dr W. C.
Mmrcer arid his son, Billy Mercer.
Returned From Convention
Mt ssi's, C. W. Burnham and J. A.
Vann have returned from an in
surance convention in Atlantic
City where they were guests of
their company.
Spending Week at Nags Head
Mr, and Mis. A. P. Purdy are
spending this week at their cot
tage at Nags Head. Mr. Purdv
will return Sunday and Mrs Pur
dy will remain for another week, j
Improving
Mr. Slade White, prominent
Popular Point Township farmer,
is improving at his home follow-!
ing a heart attack suffered about
two weeks ago. He is able to have i
some company, but is confined
to his bed. Mrs. White, who broke
her ankle some weeks ago, is able
to be up and about with the aid
ol crutches
Here From Baltimore
Mr and Mrs. Henry Bohrner of
Baltimore arrived Monday to
visit relatives in Bear Grass this
week Mrs Henrv Harrison, Mrs
Leonard Mobley and Miss Eliza
beth Green Harrison of Bear
| Grass who have been visiting the
Bohmers in Baltimore'accompan
ied them here.
Eye Glasses Broken?
We maintain a complete optical
service. Lens, temples and
frames replaced and repaired
Quick service.
Prole's — Jewelers
121 Main St. Tel. 2311
Announce Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Rush Walton Bon
durant announce the engagement
| of the ir daughter. Miss Edna Julia
i Loughinghouse, to Mi David
I Chester M< La whom, Jr. The wed
!ding will take place in the early
fall.
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Return Today From Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Page and
son, Jimmy, and Don Reynolds,
and Mr. Page's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Page of Robersonvilie,
will return today after spending
several days jn Baltimore with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones (jnd
Mr. and Mrs. James Russell.
Visit Here Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Win. H. Gray. Sr.,
and daughters. Misses Lula and
Nancy Gray, of Robersonville vis
ited here Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
Gray, former Robersonville po
lice chief, appealed much improv
ed following a dong illness.
Recovering From Operation
Little Miss Betty Jo Miller,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Miller, is recuperating in Chowan
Hospital in Edenton from an ap
pendectomy performed there last
Monday night.
If >aleigh Tuesday I
unie Peel, Lawrenge G. Lir.d
■iiey and Pete Fowden were in j
Raleigh Tuesday making ar-1
rangements for the summer en-j
rampment of the local unit of the1
National Guard.
To Attend Opening
Quite a few local tobacconists,
farmers and other interested cit
izens plan to attend the tobacco
market openings along the border
next Tuesday.
Much Improved
Little Miss Vickie Martin, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mar
lin of Jamesville, continues to
improve in the local hospital.
Dangerously ill for more than a
week, she is now able to sit up i
luring short intervals.
Visited Here Today
Mr. and Mrs State Roberson of
Karin Life visited here this morni
ng.
Behind ihe Scenes
Effect of the War
rean war is the major key to
business prospects again this
week, and prehaps for many
week, and perhaps for many
| U, S troops still on the defensive,
no quick mop-up of the Red-led
North Korean forces is in sight,
and the home front is acting ac
cordingly, Retailers, for instance
jure already beginning to feel the
wars impact as some consumers
l ush to stock up. New York buy
ing offices are urging the retail
men to move cautiously, however
To quote a top executive of one of
the leading firms: 'It would he
far better for all retailers to
play a conservative role in this
present situation than to speculate
on merchandise and have large
stocks on hand which may or
may not be desirable at s;>me fu
ture time."
One Retailer’s View — Macy’s,
the world’s largest store, took a
foresighted step last week when
it bought space in New York
papers to tell people the facts
about shortages. "There's no im
portant shortage of anything,"
said the copy. “Our own counters
are bulging with merchandise. In
many, many lines, there’s a sur
plus. . . . We believe any talk of
genuine shortages is nonsense —
and dangeroue nonsense!" Here's
a message worth noting by both
customers and retailers. As Macy’s
pointed out: "America's produc
tive capacity is at such a high
level that it can cope with just
about everything except a stam
pede of hoarding and panic buy
ing."
L’ontiiiues Seriously III
After a long stay in various
hospitals, Mrs. Roy Bowers con
tinues seriously ill at her home
near here.
Return from Beach
Mrs. Calvin Sluder and Miss
Essie Peel have returned from
a stay at Pamlico Beach.
Returns Home
Miss Glenda Wells has return
ed to her home in New Bern aft
er spending ten days here with
Jane Manning.
Here from Jamesville
Professor V. B. Ilairr of James
ville attended to business here
Ibis morning.
A group of farmers from the
•ounty visited the Tobacco Ex
jeriment Station near Oxford
eesterday. _
WEAR RIGHT SHOP
AUGUST SALE
Beginning Friday, July 28
Final Clearance
BELOW COST
latfming'IST) summefTGDods must go?o make room
FOR FALL PURCHASES!
SUMMER SUITS-All Sizes.
SPRING SUITS —All Sizes
MANY LARGE SIZE DRESSES-Up To 44.
MANY HALF SIZE DRESSES-141-2to241-2
BATHING SUITS — 1-2 PRICE
BLOUSES
In "Arabian Nights,'’ Maria Montez is co-starred with Jon Hall and
Sabu. The realart picture, filmed in Techniocolor, was produced by
Walter Wanger.
MISS MILDRED HOPKINS
Weds Gilbert Hopkins
Miss Mildred Hopkins, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Hopkins
of Jamesville, became the bride of
Gilbert Hopkins, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John N. Hopkins of near Wil
liamston at five o’clock Sunday,
July Hi. in the Greenville Baptist
Church.
The ceremony was performed in
the present of p few friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins will be at
home with the groom's parents.
FIFTH SUNDAY SERVICE
AT JAMESVILLE CHURCH
The Jamesville Ruritun Club is
sponsoring a fifth Sunday church
service Sunday morning, July 30,
at 11 o’clock at the Jamesville
Christian church. Rev. Olin D.
Fox, Christian minister of Hassell,
will conduct the service. This is a
project sponsored by the club in
cooperation with the church com
mittee in trying to provide a
church service in the community
every Sunday. The public is in
vited to attend.
Attended Business In Norfolk
Mr. Lewis Pippin attended to
business in Norfolk yesterday.
Guest Organist
At Local Church
Eugene Whitehead, III, of Scot
land Neck will be the guest or
ganist at the morning and even
ing services of the Memorial
Baptist Church Sunday.
Eugene is the fourteen year
old son of Mr. Eugene Whitehead
Jr., who moved about eight years
ago from Williamston to Scot
land Neck. While a resident here,
Mr. Whitehead was connected
with Lindsley Ice Company.
Visit Here Tuesday
Mrs. Elizabeth Denning of Ben
son and Miss Mildred Everett of
Hamilton visited here Tuesday af
ternoon.
In Rocky Mount
Mrs. Henry D. Harrison and
Mi's. John A. Ward, Sr., are visit
ing in Rocky “Mount.
Paramores Hold
Family Reunion
The Annual Reunion of the H.
A. Paramore Family was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Clark, Route one, Rober
sonvilie, on Sunday, July 23.
Seventy-five persons were pre
sent from towns in North Carolina
ar.d Virginia. All of the children
of Mr. Paramore and his wife,
Mrs. Emily W_ Paramore were
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark’s mother,
Mrs. Ida P. Clark, was host to the
gathering this year.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Lane, Miss Evelyn
Paramore. Miss Mary Ann Journ
lgan, Norfolk, Va.; Mrs. Jack
Bailey and daughter. Virginia
Beach, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
H. Ross and daughter, Hope, Suf
folk, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Leary and son, Tommie, Hert
ford, N. C.: Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Leary, Jr., and family, Jackson
ville; Mi', and Mrs. W. H. Para
more, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Paramore, Raleigh; Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Paramore, Scotland Neck;
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Spence, Mrs.
Katherine Connally, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert L. Spence and children,
Robbie and Becky, Durham: Mrs.
V. T. Moore, J. C. Moore and Miss
Annie Lee Moore, Tarboro; Mr.
and Mrs. W D. Harris, Miss Leigh
Harris, Mr. and Mrs J, T, Para
more, Enfield; Mr. and Mrs. Heb
er Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
F.llis and family. Winton: Mr.^
and Mrs. H. D. Jenkins, Mrs. Ethel
Moore and sons, Randolph and
Howard E. Moore, Miss Marie
Grifin, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Moore
and family, Miss Gerolene Will
iams, Mrs. Ella Bonds, and Miss
Angeleno Dickerson, Williams
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Donal
son and family. Miss Bernice Mae
Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Clark
and family, and Mrs. Ida Clark,
Roberson ville.
Return From New Bern
Misses Mary Lou Lee and Bcttj^
Rhodes Taylor returned Tuesday
after spending a few days with
Mrs. W. E. Smith iri Now Bern.
Visit Coliseum
Jane Manning, Glenda Faye
Wells, Bill Bob Peel, and John
Clark visited the tee skating link
at the Coliseum in Raleigh last
Thursday evening.
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