Receiving Treatment
Mrs. H. C' Beniamin continues
in Browns Hospital for treatment.
Heft Monday For Kentucky
Mr. Joel Muse left Monriav for
Paris. Kentucky.
Anttended Game in Chapel Hill
Mr .and Airs Charles Hamilton
attended the Duke-Cr.’olin: toot
ball game in Chapel Hill Satur
day.
NEED GLASSES?
Raleigh. N. C
Left Sunday For Nasville Tenn.
Mrs. C J Brady left Sunday
morning fo; Nashville Tennessee
to spend a week with her son,
Charles Brady, Ji.
Spent Holidays In Bessermer City
Mr. and Mrs E. R Front-Merger
returned Sunday after spending
the holidays with relatives in Bcs
sermer City
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Ketuned To St. Mary's
Miss Elizabeth City returned to
St Mary's School. Raleigh. Sun
day after spending the holidays
here with her parents.
Receiving Treatment
Mr John D Lillev, Sr., is re
ceiving treatment in Brown s
Community Hospital.
Visited In Kiclilands
Mrs C. H Harrison and Miss
Nancy Koonce spent Thanksgiv
ing in Richlands with relatives.
Visited In Danville
Mrs. W R. Ingram visited rel
atives in Danville. Virginia over
Thanksgiving. She was accompan
ied by her daughter. Mrs. Clyde
Hardison, of Plymouth.
Attended Football Game
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coburn at- '
tended the Duke-Carolina foot
ball game ; 1 Chapel Hill Saturday, j
They were accompanied to Chapel
Hill by John Watts, who returned i
to his studies at Carolina after
spending the holidays here.
Here From Richmond
Mi and Mrs Joe Davenport and :
i daughter. Jean, of Richmond, for- 1
mei local residents, spent the
week-end hen with friends
Visiting In K.ileigli Today
Mesdames H. O. Peel. Paul
Jones. Frank Ma'golis and Irving1
Margolis an visiting in Raleigh,
1 today.
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Family
in ihe
Nargolis Brothers
Manner
As Shown in All The
Fashion Magazines
whether it is a Hankerchief
Suit, Coat or Dress
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MISS allie Harden
weds dr. McGowan
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In a ceremony of beauty and
dignity, the marriage of Miss Al
lie Harden and Dr. Claudius Mc
Gowan was solemnized on Thurs
day afternoon at 5:30 o'c.ock in
the Methodist Church in Ply
mouth. N. C. The Rev. Dwight
1. Fouls was the officiating min
ister.
The church was decorated with
ferns, standards of large white
chrysanthemums and tiers of ca
thedral candles giving the stately
beauty which prevailed through
out the service A program of
nuptial music was rendered by
Mr J. Sheppard Brinkley as or
ganist. His selections included, "I
Love Thee” by Grieg - “On Wings
of Song ’, by Mendelssohn , "Ave
Maria" by Shubert and "Lie
best raum" by List/.
The traditional wedding march
es were used. Mrs. Ralph P. Har
dee of Ayden as soloist, gowned
in heavenly blue crepe and head
dress of nylon Tulle and net with
shoulder corsage of pink roses,
*ang ''Until” by Sanderson, and
■■Because" by De Hardelot.
Acting as ushers were Mr. Eric
Metzenthin. of Charlotte, son-in- ;
law of the groom. Dr. Ernest W I
Ferguson and Mr Ervin Beam of
Plymouth and Dr. John Cotton
Tayloe of Washington. N. C.
The bride's attendants were
Mi. Charles E. Blair of Green
villi', N. C., and Mr*. Eric Met
zenthin. daughter of the groom.
They wore formal dinner dress of
American Beauty and sunset blue
crepe respectively with matching,
head dress and gloves and carried i
cascade bouquets of bronze chry
santhemums tied with matching
ribbon. Miss Harden chose as her |
maid of honor, her sister, Mrs. |
Charles Thomas Gorkin of Ply- j
mouth. She wore Acqua Crepe,
dinner dn ss with matching head- ,
^Ircss and gloves, and carried a
cascade bouquet of yellow ehry-j
said helium is tied with matching
ribbon.
The bride entered with her
brother. William Hoy Harden who
gave her in marriage and was
met at the altar by the groom
who was accompanied by Dr.
Thomas Latham Bray of Ply
mouth as best man
The bride’s wedding gown was
exquisite with its fitted bodice
ot ivory satin and appliqui d pan
els of venise lace that extended
to bottom of the skirt. Her very
full skirt of skinner satin ended
in a wide circular semi-train. Her
finger lip veil of bridal illusion
| fell from a tiara of seed pearls
■and rhine stones. She carried a
bowel bouquet of garza mums
centered with two white orchids
with ruby throats.
For the wedding the groom’s
mother and the bride' mother
were becomingly dressed in black
crepe and wore corsages of white
roses.
I Mis McGowan is the attractive
and popular daughter of Mr and
Mrs. E W Harden of near Ply
mouth. She received her cduca
[tion at Jamcsvillc High School
and Campbell College and has
held responsible positions with
y, V. Norman, Atty At Law, in
pij mouth. B C-. Robersbo 1
mil Co., and Guaranty Bank unu
Tins'. Co., of Robersonville and
i foi tile past few years has been
connected with the Guaranty
Bank and Trust Co., of Green
ville, N. C
Di McGowan, son of Mrs Mar
tha Ann Harris and the late
Lemon McGowan of Plymouth
was educated at the University ol
N. C . and was graduated from thi
Medical College of Virginia ir
1!U7 lb was a member of I’ll
Rho Sigma Medical fraternity. Hi
sieved with the 82nd divisior
m world war I and was honor
I ably discharged in 1919. Sinei
DON’T FORGET
THE WORLD-RENOWNED BARTER THEATRE
('.vorjiv Krlly's l‘ro<lm tian <<i
THE SHOW OFF
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 29th
WILUAMSTON HIGH SCHOOL — 8:15 I*. IV!
Miss Willie Mae Cherry Becomes
Bride of Mr. Irvin Clifford Griffin
Washington, N. C. Miss Willie
Mm Cherry and Irvin Clifford
Griffin of Williamston were mar
ried in a candlelight ceremony in
the Tranter's Creek Christian
Church Thanksgiving afternoon.
Miss cherry is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William IT Cherry
o| Washington, and Mr. Griffin
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. >S.
Claude Griffin of Williamston.
The wedding vows were spoken
before the Rev M. Elmore Tur
ner. pastor of the First Christian
Church of Washington.
Wedding music was furnished
by Mis Kenneth Roberson of
Kobersonville, solist, and Miss
Dot Wilson, pianist
The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother, Cecil Cher
ry. Her wedding gown of white
slipper satin was fashioned with a
round net yoke and satin bertha.
The fitted bodice was fastened by
tiny satin buttons in the back and
| the long sleeves formed points uv
! er the hands. Her veil of illusion
was attached to a coronet of seed
pearls. She carried a cascade bou
iquet of white bridal roses center
i ed with an orchid.
Mrs Robert Para more of Choe
owinity was her sister’s matron 01
honor. Mrs Paramore Wore a
strapless formal gown of deep
rose taffeta. The dress was fash
loned with moulded bodice with
Nile green pleated into the waist
line, forming a bustle effect at
the back She used a taffeta stub
jacket, matching mitts and ban
that time he has been practicing
medicine in Plymouth.
Dr and Mrs. McGowan left fol
1 a. short wedding trip after whirl
|'V," Til ’n'f.ikl their home ai kill
East Main Street, Plymouth, N. C
For traveling Mrs. McGowai
chose a Tobacco Brown suit bi
Zwieg Talmack of importei
worsted flannel with sheathe slin
skirt, topped by a jacket witl
lightly padded hip pockets - i
j "U” neckline with low cut lapels
With this she wore brown alii
gator shoes and bag - pincappf
green velour hat with coque fea
tlicrs.
Immediately following the re
hearsal for the MeGowan-Hardei
wedding Mr. and Mrs. Metzen
thm entertained informally th
wedding party, out of town gues
and a few close friends at th1
Country Club.
On Thursday morning at 11:0
A. M Mr. and Mrs. Charles F
Blair of Greenville entertaine<
the McGowan-Harden weddin
party, out of town guest and th
immediate families at a weddin
breakfast at the Plymouth Coun
' try Club.
Spout Thanksgiving here
| Mrs. J. (' Lyons and daughte
■ Boots,” of Chapel Hill sper
| Thanksgiving hero with Mr. an
, Mis J W Watts.
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j Visited In Jamesville
' Miss Jg Smithwiek of Wilminj,
ton spent the Thanksgiving hoi
days with her father in Jamesvilh
Home For Holidays
Fred McDaniel, Jr., student i
Presbyterian Junior College ■
Maxton, spent the holidays nea
here with his parents.
I.ott Today for Puerto Rico.
! Mi S. W Manning, Jr, an
j young son. Gary, left this morr
mg hy plane from Raleigh to joi
their husband and father, Cap
S. W Manning, at Ramey A
Force Base, Puerto Rieo.
tleau of green satin.
Miss Helen Gaskins of New
Bern and Mrs. Heverl.v Congleton
of Stokes were bridesmaids. They
wore dresses in. shades of Nile
green taffeta with deep rose sat
in trim. Bandeaux and mitts
niatehed the honor attendant’s.
The bride's attendants carried
nosegays of mixed autumn How
lers tied with matching ribbons.
Mary Jasper Cherry and Ann
| Jackson Cherry were minutia e
bridesmaids. They wore dainty
light yellow taffeta dresses with
fitted waists and ruffled berthas
They carried puffs of flowers tied
with soft green r ibbon
Clyde Griffin of Williamston
served his brothel' as best man.
Ushers were Evan Griffin, con
; sin of the bridegroom, and Mar
vin Cherry, brother of the bride
Following the ceremony Mr
and Mrs. Cherry entertained at a
reception at her home near Wash
j ington.
The bride attended Louisburg
1 Junior College and was graduated
from Meredith College in Raleigh
Sjrc is now teaching at the Choco
winitv school. Mr Griffin r
j a graduate of the University o:
North Carolina and is associate!
| with the Martin Supply Store •»
Williamston, where the couple
j will make their home followup
their wedding trip. For travelini
j the bride changed to a wim
I dressmaker suit with black ac
sessories and wore the orchii
| lifted from her wedding bouquet.
' Visited In Norfolk Sunday.
Mr. Ira Harrison visited Mi>
i Marv Coltruin, patient in De I’au
Hospital .in Norfolk Sunday.
' llt-ie From Newport
Mr. and Mi-s. G. W. Rhodes <>
' Newport spent the week end her
with their daughter, Mrs. Dary
' Clayton, Jr., and Mr. Clayton.
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1 Spent Holidays Near Here
' Miss Alice Holliday of Hendei
son spent the holidays near her
, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDanii
and family.
I
Announce Birth
I Mr. and Mrs. A. Thomas Stew
art of Washington announce th
birth of a son. A. Thomas Stowar
, Jr„ in a Washington hospital o
, j Friday, November 24. Mi's. Stew
art is the former Miss Virgil War
j of Williamston.
I Announce Birth
, Mr and Mrs. Clarence Bitto
, announce the birth of a daughte
, Martha Jean, in Martin Generi
_ Hospital on Saturday, Novembt
25.
Attended Funeral
■, Mr. and Mrs. Percy V. Critchc
t of Lexington attended the funen
4 of Miss Cora Proctor her*' Satui
day afternoon.
Home For Thanksgiving
Miss Mary Anna Taylor retun
- ed to Woman’s College, UN(
■ Greenesboro Sunday after spent
ing Thanksgiving with her pf
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylo
t —«
t Attend Football Game
r Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Watts attenc
1 ed the Duke-Carolina footba
game in Chapel Hill last Saturda;
a Visit In PactoluS
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Delma R<
n gers and son, Jimmie, Totnmi
I. Rogers and Ann Hopkins visite
r Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Rogers i
Paetolus Sunday.
(.lull Invrettning Rent
For Its Property Here
In a recent meeting, the Wo
man's Club voted to increa.se the
rental fee for the club hall to $10
per night, effective December 1
Tlie club women recently improv
ed the property, it was explained.
The membership also instructed
tlie secretary to advise the various
civic club presidents of the rent
increase and that reservation can
cellations must be received by a
certain time or else the rental fee
i will be forfeited.
Spent Week-end In Durham
Mi. Wheeler Rogerson spent
last week-end in Durham. He was
accompanied home bv Mrs. Roger
son who had been visiting rela
tives there.
Visited Here From Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. R L. Smith, for
mer Williamston residents, were
here from Richmond last week
end. visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
Griffin.
Attended Football Game
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Manning,
Jr., attended the Duke-Carolina
football game in Chapel Hill Sat
urday.
Ill Veterans' Hospital
Mr. William Hubert Mizelle is
in the Veterans' Hospital at Roan
oke, Va.. for treatment. He has
been undergoing treatment two
I weeks and is reported as getting
along fine.
Visiting Friend
Miss Shirley Fay Harrison is
spending the week-end with Mrs,
| Alice Mizell.
Spent Holidays Here
Mr Harry A. Biggs returned to
j \ lrginia Beach today after spend
' ing the holidays at home.
Visits In Robersonville
Miss Nancy Latham spent the
week-end in Robersonville with
her grandfather, Mr. Tilm.jn La
tham.
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Visits In Roeky Mount
Mrs. R. T. Parsons spent Fridav
and Saturday in Roeky Mount
with Mrs. N. C. Booth.
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Announce Birth of Son
Mr. and Mrs George C. Griffin,
Jr., announce the birth of a son.
George C. Griffin, 3rd. on Nov. 24,
in a Washington hospital. Mrs.
Griffin is the former Dorothy El
lis of Jamesville.
Here from Washington
Mrs. Elmer D. Samatis of Kelsa,
Washington, arrived last Tuesday
to spend several months here vis
iting her daughters and families,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Earl Griffin
and Mr. and Mrs. Therman Grif
fin. \
Attend Football Game
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simpson, Mr.
land Mrs. N. C. Green, Mr. and
! Mrs. Bob Newell and Mr. and Mrs.
| Claude Baxter Clark attended the
Duke-Carolina football game in
Chapel Hi!. Salmday.
Spend Holidays in Spring Hope
Mr. and Mis. Dean Speight and
' Charles Finch spent the Thanks
■ giving holidays in Spring Hope
i with relatives. They returned
home Sunday.
Eye Glasses Broken?
We maintain a complete optica)
service. Lens, temples and
frames replaced and repaired
Quick service.
Peele’s — Jeweler*
121 Main St. Tel. 2311
n*l»e>u»n Color Wheol Couplo?
#617 Sheercord Vest
is sa'ss.j^sg.'sa-»»
Alter Thanksgiving Specials
Lad it-s' and Misst-s'
DRESSES
.One Rack of Dresses—-$ 5.00
One Rack oi Dresses-$10.00
Kxtru special values in new i#iuler styles fur
women. Come in now and take advantage of
our after Thanksgiving reduction.
HATS y2 PRICE
House o£ fosltiou