To Hold Revival
Rev. N. J. Ward leaves next
Monday for Whiteville where he
will conduct ; two-week revival.
Here From Hassell
Mi and Mrs Dock Edmondson
and son. Chris, of Hassell visited
here yesterday.
Home From Hospital
Mrs. C. D. Carstarphen. Sr., re
turned home last Saturday after
receivin' treatment in a Roekv
Mount hospital for six- weeks.
Business Visitor Here
Mr. Jesse Everett of Hamilton'
attended t > business here yester
day.
In Richmond Sunday
Mes.-rs. J W. Andrews and C D. |
Carstarphen were in Richmond
Sundav v sitinu Mrs Carstarphen
who patient in a hospital
there Mrs Carstarphen plans to
return home tomorrow.
In Greenville Saturday
Little Mi- Edwina Peek reeeiv
ed treatment in a Greenville hos
pital Satind;1
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Visit Friends Here
Mr. ;inri Mrs Eugene Kimball
and daughter, Martha Dunn, of
Fredericksburg, Virginia, visited
friends here over the week-end.
In Norfolk Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis'Coker. Miss
Betty Rhodes Taylor and ■ Mrs.
William Myers visited relatives
and friends in Norfolk Sunday.
Spend Week-end in Chapel Hill
Misses Thelma (“arrow and
Ethel Tayloi spent the week-end
I at (’Igipel Hill and attended the j
football game Saturday afternoon.
Here Over Week-end
Mr. and Mrs. 'Stanley Koonee
and Mrs. K C. Koonee of Rieh
lantls visited Mrs G. H Harrison
and Miss Nancy Koonee here over
the week-end.
Spends Week-end at Hume
James Moore, student at State
College, spent the week-end with
his mother. Mrs. Sudie Moore, in
Jamesville.
Spend Week-end in Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Carrow visit
ed m Norfolk ovei the week-end.
Visit In Jamesville
Mr. and Mrs. J. T Askew of
Plymouth visited Mrs. John Saw
yer m Jamesville Sunday.
Spend l)av In Tarboro
Mi. and Mrs. Irving Margolin
and children. Sandra and Gail,
spent Sunday in Tarboro.
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\ The following menus for the
iWilliamston high school cafeteria
i for the week of October 30 has
| been announced (To be followed
las closely as supply will permit):
Monday: Frankfurters, Pork &
Beans, Potato Chips, Slaw, Hot
Rolls, Cookies, Milk, if desired.
Tuesday: Meat loaf. String
Beans, Creamed Potatoes. Pickled
Beets. Hot Rolls Milk, if desired.
Wednesday: Vegetable Soup,
Crackers, Ham Sandwich. Pimen
to Cheese Sandwich, Peaches.
Cookies. Milk, if desired.
Thursday: Ham. Turnip Greens,
Candied Yams, Carrot Sticks,
Corn bread. Milk, if desired.
Friday: Salmon Croquettes,
Green Peas, Creamed Potatoes.
Slaw, Corn Muffins. Milk, if de
sired.
Church Concludes
Revival Meeting
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The revival meeting recently
concluded here by the Penecostal
Holiness Church was the most suc
cessful in the history of the
church, Rev. N. J Ward, the pas
tor, announced yesterday.
"There were about sixty con
versions," the pastor said, explain
ing that 35 were added to his
church roll, and the others to var
ious churches in this section.
The new members were extend
ed a heart welcome into the
church Sunday evening at a spec
ial service.
Rev. Robert Gurganus of Nor
folk conducted the meeting.
Observes Siinaty-Ftmrth
liirtInlay l.ast Saturday
Mis. M;ii(ilia Bailey Coltrain
observed her 94th birthday anni
versary at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Weeks Hadley, near here
last Saturday. She was presented
a take and members of the family I
and friends called during the day. j
Ten days ago, Mrs. Coltrain |
visited a doctor for the second ;
time in her life. She hasn't been
feeling well lately and is con
fined to her bed most of the time.
However, she seemed to enjoy the
anniversary event.
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Continues III
J. D. Ward continues critically
ill in a local hospital.
Visited Here Yesterday
Rev. J. M. Perry of Roberson
ville visited here yesterday.
Here From Elizabeth City
Mr. .and Mrs. Roland Jones of
Elizabeth City visited here yes
terday.
Return To Home In N. V.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hol
liday, Jr. and their oldest son,
Tommy, returned to their home
in Syracuse, N. V. Monday after
' spending the past week with his
; parents near Jamesville
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Able To B.e Out Again
Mr. S. RorAe Biggs is able to
be' out again after being ill for
| several days.
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Visits Daughter Here
Mrs. H. O. Jarman of Wilming
ton visited her daughter. Mrs.
I John D Lilley, Jr., and Mr. Lil
iey over the week-end.
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i Visifs In Wallace
Mr. Harvey Kennedy spent the
i week-end in Wallace.
Visits Mother Here
Miss Della Jane Mobley, teach
[ er in the Hopewell, Virginia.
I schools, visited her mother, Mrs.
C. R. Mobley, over the week-end.
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Attend Convention
j Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore of
[ Jamesville attended the conven
tion meeting at Cross Roads Sun
! dav.
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Returns To Wake Forest
Billy Mercer returned Sunday
to Wake Forest College after
spending the week-end here with
his father, Dr. W C. Mercer.
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In Raleigh Today
Mrs. Paul Jones and Mr. L.
Bruce Wynne are spending today
in Raleigh for medical treatment.
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Spend Week-end in Richmond
Mi. Francis Vaughn and daugh
ter, Jane Ellen, spent the week
end in Richmond visiting Mrs.
Vaughn, who is a patient in St.
Elizabeth's Hospital.
[Tree Party Here
| Thursday Evening
I Arthur Smith and the Cracker
[ Jacks will present the Internation
I al Hit Parade Thursday night, No
vember 2, at a free family party
i given by Jenkins Equipment Com
|' puny for their friends and custo
1: mers.
i The program starting at 7:80
i at the Williamston High School
I auditorium will not only include
| mask’ by the Cracker Jacks but
also a number of new colored mo
vie” films -will be shown Movies
will include-educational, travel,
comedy and other features.
Here From Washington
Mr. Archie Rodman of Wash
ington attended to business here
yesterday.
Announce Birth
Born to Dr. and' Mrs. Jas. S.
Rhodes, Jr., a son. Richard Alex
ander, in a local hospital on Thurs
day. October 26th.
Improving
Mrs. Elmer Chesson is improv
ing yt Brown’s Community Hos
pitiil after undergoing a major
operation there last Tuesday.
Spend Week-end Here
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Hedrick of
Siler City spent the week-end
here with Mr. and Mrs. Prince
Purdy.
Here Sunday
Mrs. Lucille Bobbitt of Enfield
and Mr. Hugh Norwood of Roan
oke, Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. Ber- |
nard Harrison and family Sunday. I
Home Over Week-end
Bobby Harrison, Wake Forest
College student, spi rit the week
end here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gaylord Harrison.
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mance in Universal-International's Technicolor "Comanche Terri
tory,’ outdoor action film which cases Carey in the colorful role of
Jim Bowie. Miss O’Hara, long regarded as filmland’s Technicolor
Queen, is seen on the business end of a pair of six shooters in the
new film. Playing Thursday and Friday at the Marco Theatre.
Recovering From
Football Injury
Clarence Blown, young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brown of
Jamesville, is responding to treat
ment in a local hospital for In
juries received in a football game
between Jamesville and Oriental.
A muscle in his thigh was dam
aged and he sufered a back injury.
At Pamlico Over Week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Crawford vis
ited at Pamlico Beach over the
week-end.
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Miss Essie Peele and Mrs. Cal
vin Sluder visited at Pamlico
Beach Friday.
Visit In Rocky Mount
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Brady visited
in Rocky Mount and Raleigh Fri
day.
At Pamlico Beach Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. York visit
ed at Pamlico Beach Sunday.
Returning Today
Mr. James Bulluck will return
today alter spending two days in
Baltimore on business.
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Alpha, social sorority at Duke
University.
The thirteen sororities at Duke
pledged a total of 203 freshmen
and transfer women, according to
a news release from the Universi
ty bureau of public information.
V'isited In Durham Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Froneberger,
Miss Jane King and Mr. Dampey
Simmons were in Durham Sun
day visiting Mrs. King who is re
covering from an operation in a
hospital there. Mrs. King hopes
to be able to return to her home
here the latter part of this week.
Spends Week-end at Mt. Olive
Miss Mary Cox, local teacher, 1
spent the week-end at Mount
Olive.
Visited Here Friday Night
Landv Griffin and Rush Bon- !
durunt. students at U. N. C., Chap- j
el Hill, visited here Friday night.
Visits Parents Here
Joe Wynne, student at Wake
Forest, visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Wynne, here over the
week-end. g.Qj
Attend Football Game
Misses Jackie Harris and Mary
Carolyn Leggett spent the week
end at Chapel Hill and attended
the football game.
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