Will Attend Show
Jane Manning. Sarah anti Mar
Ann and William Manning \vi
attend the Horace Heidt show 1
Raleigh toni; ot
Visiting In Rocky Mount
Mesdames Lewis Pippin an
son. Exum Ward, Sr.. Thotm
Van Landingham. Foster Va
Landingham and David Keel ar
visiting in Rocky Mount today.
Here From Robersonvilie
Miss 1 ouise Wilson of Durhar
and her mother. Mrs C L. Wil
son. of Robersonville visited her
yesterday
Here From Goldsboro
Mr. Charlie Rey nolds of Golds
boro spent Tuesday and Wednes
day here.
Visited In Rocky Mount
Mrs Charles Manning and Ms:
R E. Manning visited in Rock
Mount yesterday
Visitors In Rocky Mount
Mrs. John Henry Edwards. Mi
and Mrs. C' D. Pittman and Mrs
Talley Gams were visitors n
Rocky Mount yesterday
E\r •« Broken?
We maintain a com; lete optical
service. Lens, temples and
frames replaced and repaired
Quick service
Peelr’s — Jewclcrp
121 Main St. Tel. 2311
Will Spend Week-end In Raleigh
v Miss Marie Mohlev will spend
[1 this week-end in Raleigh
Visited In Rocky Mount
Mrs Ben D. Courtney and Mrs.
Johnny Rawls visited in Rocky
i Mount yesterday
Attended Bussiness In Columbia
Attorney Edgar Gurganus at
tended to business in Columbia
# yesterday
Week-end Visitors Here
Mrs. Nellie Williams of Sharps
burg and Mr and Mrs Lester
Williams of Kooky Mount were
week-end visitors of their dau
ghter and sister, Mrs Sam Rob
erson. and Mr Roberson
Business Visitor In Richmond
Mr Garland Woolard was a
business visitm in Richmond ov
er the week-end
Here From Robersonville
Dennis Warren of Roberson
villo was a business visitor here
yesterday.
Here From Plymouth
Mrs Morgan Pope of Plymouth
was m town Monday shopping
Here From Wilson
Mr. and Mrs Larry Darden of
Wilson visited Mr and Mrs Died
Darden here Tuesday
Here From Elizabeth City
Mrs J. D Hathaway of Eli/.a
I belli City spent Tuesday here
with her mother, Mrs W A
James.
Here From Roberson ville
j Mrs Jack Taylor of Roberson
! ville visited here Tuesday
Announce Birth
Mi and Mrs Jay Avers of near
Everetts announce the birth of a ;
son, Jay, Jr, on November 25.
Mrs Ayers is the formei Miss!
■ | Sally Meeks of Everetts.
Mariihmiii (.lull fl nmrn
In Rrfiular Merlin^
Tlv Macedonia Club member
met at the club house Wednesday
December (i. for their refill la i
monthly meeting find an hour of
Christmas fun.
The meeting Was called to or
der by singing Christmas songs
and Miss Barker read a very ap
propriate Bible selection. The
business session was made short
and afterwards there were games
and contests which were enjoyed
bv the fourteen members and
children attending Prizes were
awarded the winners.
Delicious Christmas refresh
ments were served and several
baskets were sent to the sick and
shut-ins Reported.
Attended Army-Navy Game
Major and Mis Leslie Bailey
formerly of Williamston attended
the Army Navi game in Philadel
phia. Pa. over the week-end.
Visited Here Tuesday
Miss Mildred Norris of Cole
ram was a visitor here Tuesday
Visited Here From Windsor
Mrs J. I. Huffier and Mrs. II
G. Lancaster of Windsor were in
town Tuesday.
Here From Elizabeth City
Mrs L. S. Blades. Jr of Eliza
both City visited Mrs Ned Lau
ghmghouse here Tuesday
Returned Home
Mrs W. A James returned
home this week from Washington,
D C where she spent some time
with relatives.
I If re From New Bern
Mrs. Howell Wadsworth of
New Bern is visiting Mr. and Mrs
I W Watts hen this week
Visited In Wilmington Tuesday
Messrs Elbert S. Peel, Jr and
Haw retire Lindsley visited in Wil
mington Tuesday.
Visited In Rocky Mount Today
Mis. B, A. Cntchei, Sr visited
in Rocky Mount Tuesday
Visitor In Norfolk Friday
Mi Billy Biggg was a visitor in
Norfolk Friday
Here From Darlington, S. ('.
Mrs. Tom Cox of Darlington,
»S C spent Sunday here with Mi
and Mrs S R Biggs
Attended Business in Nashville
Messrs, Elbert S. Peel, Bruce
Wynne and Clarence Griffin at
ended to business in Nashville
ruesday.
Visiting In Smithlield
Mrs R II Goodman is spend
ing a few days with friends in
?mithiielu
Visited In Richmond Monday
Mr. and Mrs Geo K Roberson
md Mr and Mrs. Claude Beg
irt visited relatives in Richmond
Monday
Visited In Norfolk Tuesday
Mrs John R Peel and Miss
Susie Manning visited in Norfolk
ruesday
Accepts Position in New Bern
Miss Maltha Leggett left Sun
1a.\ for New Bern where she has
ueepted a position in the New
Bern eity schools. Sin was ac
I ii'parded by Mr and Mrs J. C
, a'gget t
Visit In Richmond
Mr. arid Mrs. Geo. K Roberson,
VIi and Mrs J. C Leggett spent
Monday in Richmond where they
(•isiti'd Mis. Mittie Barnhill who is
ritually ill in a hospital.
j’ miss Jo Ann Geren
j WEDS JAS. KNIGHT
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t Cleveland, Tennessee—The
Sj marriage of Miss Jo Ann Geren.
|( daughter of Mr and Mi's. Orlando
l Geren, and James Earl Knight,
S Jr„ formerly of Williamston. son
1 nf Mrs. Harlan Troth and the
iate James E. Knight was solemn
ised Wednesday, Nov. 22, at First
I Methodist Church The Rev. El
ton Jones, pastor, officiated at
the ceremony
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a suit of taupe
gabardine with matching acces
sories. She carried a white Bible
topped with a white orchid and
showered with white satin
st reamers.
The bride's' attendants were
; Miss Betty Crocker of Kingsport
| and Miss Margaret Beckett of
| Cleveland and Chattanooga. i
Mi Harlan Troth served as the
bridegroom’s best man.
Mr Knight was educated in the
schools of North Carolina. He
served three and a half years ,
\\ ith the U S. Navy. He is now
| associated with Cleveland Elec- I
trie System.
Following a short wedding trip
to North Carolina, the couple is
residing at their apartment on
Ocoee St.
illendanca Al (.antes
AI Legion IItil Is i.ood
Attendance at the Tuesday So
: rial Night Games held at the
! American Legion Hut was the j
i largest -since the opening several
weeks ago.
The bingo games, held each
Tuesday night, offer valuable
merchandise and cash prizes to
the winners. Those attending the
games are sold seats at $1.00 each.
This entitles them to 20 games of
i bingo with several entertaining
variations on the game. Refresh-1
merits of soft drinks, sandwiches !
and candy are sold at the Hut.
Announce Birth
Mr and Mrs Alex Page an-j
nounee the birth of twin daugh- I
tors on November 20 at their I
home in Norfolk. Mrs. Page is I
the former Miss Allic Beach of 1
near Everetts. j
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J. PAUL SIMPSON
Juniors Present
Play Tomorrow
The Junior Class of the local
high school will present a three
act mystery farce, "Mumbo-Jum
bo," in the Williamston High
School auditorium on Friday, De
cember tj. There will be a mati
nee for school children and an
evening performance at eight
o'clock. Admission to the play
will be 25 cents for students and
50 cents for adults.
The director, Miss Leona Sas
ser believes that "Mumbo-Jum
bo" will have a warm reception,
as this production, a mystery
farce, departs from the usual run
of comedies, in ' Mumbo-Jumbo”
playwright Jack Barnard uses au
thentic Voodoo folklore as prac
ticed in Haiti in a spine-tingling, j
tense mystery that is offset by \
nonsensical farce. There are mur
ders, screams, stiff bodies aplenty,
Voodoo rites—everything requir- ,
ed to make an enigmatic mystery. !
The lover oi the comedy will roar i
with laughter at the manly wife
of Dick Reynolds, bumkinish j
Twee tv, and the frail, helpless1
| Mrs. Custer.
When Dirk Reynolds and Pee
Wee Smith, two frivolous college
boys portrayed by Jack Daniels
and Bobby Goff, respectively, are
in desperate need of a thousand
dollars, they convert Dick's Un
cle John's country estate into a j
country resort. Pee Wee masquer
ades as the fabulous Mrs, Rey
nolds when it becomes necessary
that Dick have a wife. Soon
strange guests arrive, and a mur
der is committed. At this point
everybody in the old farmhouse
flies off at a tangent.
Others in the large cast include: |
Sarah Reynolds, Janie Perry; Sa
rah's husband, John, Lindelle
Ward; Tweety, a bumpkinish
country girl, Jackie Harris;'
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P<'fi'Tii-s Greeding, hard-boiled
chorus girl. Patricia Taylor; Mon
ahan. a State Trooper, Johnny
Frank Allsbrook; Sheriff Lem
Marbjehead, Jimmie Page; Emma
Burpee, a spinister sheriff, Mary"
Long: Daisy, Emma’s niece; San
dra Margolis; Harold Custer, Er
nest Taylor: Mrs. Custer, Harold’s
frail mother, Dannette Bailey:
Peter Beamish, a mysterious blind
'nan, Corrone Bryant: Doctor Ga
-a Omahandra, a West Indian
nystic, Wa-tson McKeel; Kay
s? sau# wot
Samedi, his ward, Barbara Gur
ganus; Madame Celesta, a ne
gress witch, Janie Beach.
Attending Meeting In Miami
Mr R H. Goodmon is atttend
ing a baseball meeting in Miami.
Visited In Raleigh
Mesdames David G. Modlin,
Tilmon Coltrain, T. F. Davenport
and Jos. Holliday and Mr. Ray
Daniel visited in Raleigh yester
day.
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