Social News * ii > £ Attended Convention In Wilson Mesdames W. O. Griffin, B. F. Perry, George M. Peele, Raymond Cherry, C. B. Roebuck, Redden Leggett, A. R. Dunning, Herman Bowen, J. B. Bell, A. D. Wynne of Everetts, G. G. Woolard, V. J. Spivey, R. Vernon Bunting, H. T, Taylor, T. L. Goff, Joseph Griffin, Fletcher Thomas, Jack Hardison, Arthur White and R. T Parsons attended the Area As sembly International Convention of the First Christian Church in Wil on Thursday. -- Entered Duke Hospital Yesterday Mr. Gaylord Harrison entered Duke Hospital yesterday for treat ment He made the trip in a Biggs ambulance and was accom panied by Mrs. Harrison and his brother, Jessup Harrison. -« Continues In Hospital Mr. Claude B. Clark, Sr., was reported to be'getting along as well as could be expected this morning in a Rocky Mount hos pital where he had his left leg amputated last week. Attended Kiwanis Convention Mr. V. J. Spivey attended the Kiwanis convention in Raleigh this week. -• Here From Portsmouth Mis. Edgar Wilkins and Mrs. J. I.. Spencer of Portsmouth visit ed here yesterday. Mrs J. W. An drews accompanied them home to spend some time with her dau ghter, Mrs. Spencer and family. -- Visited In Raleigh Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hildreth Roger son and Mr. and Mrs. J P. House of Robersonville visited in Ral eigh Sunday. GRIFFIN-REVELS The marriage of Mrs. Margaret R. Revels and Mr. J. T. Griffin of Williamston was solemnized in a ceremony at the Maple Grove Christian Church Saturday morn ing, September 29 at 9:30 o’clock, with the pastor, the Rev. M. L. Ambrose conducting the double ring ceremony. Miss Crissie Gurkin presented a program of nuptial music and Miss Loretta Harrington was so i loist. j The bride and groom entered i the church together and spoke ■ their vows before an arrangement I of white gladiolus. The bride was j attired in a blue velvet dress and | used brown accessories. Her cor | sage was a white, purple throated j orchid. Immediately following the cere j mony the couple left for a wed ding trip to California. Upon their return they will be at home with the groom’s mother. Mrs. Griffin, daughter of Mrs. W. T. Roberson, and the late Mr. Roberson is a graduate of Farm Life High School and Kings Business College in Raleigh. At present she is employed as sec retary in the District Manager’s office of the Virginia Electrict & Power Company. Mr. Griffin, son of Mrs. Tillie M Griffin, and the late Mr Grif fin, is a graduate of Farm Life High School and served in the Army Air Force during World War II. He is now engaged in Farming. ENTERTAINS ATBKEAKFAST Mr and Mrs. N. Eugene Rober son uf Farm Life, entertained at breakfast October 7, at 9:00 o’clock in honor of their brother in-law Pfe. Russell Roberson, who will sail tomorrow for overseas duty in Europe. Tile table was covered with a KOREAN OFFICERS TO BE GIVEN TRAINING IN U. S, EN ROUTE TO U. S. ARMY SCHOOLS for training, 283 Republic of Korea officers line up on the deck of the General John Pope as the transport arrives iti San Francisco. The trainees, ranging from second lieutenants to full colonels, are to be given special instructions for several months. (international Sound photo) Kiwanians Hear i Football Coach The Kiwanis Club of Williams ton held its regular meeting in the Methodist Church Hall last Thursday evening. During the meeting Ernest Tay lor was recognized as the first winner of the Forensic Cup to be awarded annually to the most outstanding high school speaker. The Kiwanis Club of Williamston selects a high school boy each month, during the school term, to be the local Kiwanian of the month and Ernest was chosen for this honor for the month of Oc tober. Bruce Wynne introduced Car roll Blaekerby, coach of the Wil liamston (.Been Wave Football team as speaker of the evening Coach Blaekerby explained 1 f)bI football rule changes as they af feet spectator interests. Continu ing his talk, Coach Blaekerby stat ed that the Athletic Code calls for fair play and depends upon I the playeis and the rules they go by. He said that the townspeople are falling down when they de I mand a winning team at the ex perice of spot I.-.maoship Iiuttifad tin- town-.people should encourage the players to play the fair game regardless of the outcome and in so doing they will not only be helping to build better physical bodies but also to mould strong characters for the future. blue and white checked linen cloth, centered with orange ps rucantha berries in a cut "las.; bowl A three-course breakfast was served to the following guests The lionoree and Mrs Russell Roberson, Mrs Hubei on' mother, Mr. Bridie Roberson, Mr and Mrs. Joe Johnson, Jr and Nathan E. Roberson, Jr CONGRATULATIONS FOR NEW AIDE tECRETARY OF DEFENSE Robert A. Lovett (left) congratulates William C. Foster as lie presents him with his commission of oil ice in Washington after the latter was sworn in as Deputy Solidary. Proudly watching the informal ceremonies is Mrs. Foster. (International Somidnhotn' New Quarters For Regional Library —— "15 11 M Regional Library Headquarters " Those words ap I i iii.i freshly painted sign on l lie IT. m . il,r use at 117 West See. ml ;■ , \V, •; li ■. ; ton. Since its inception in 1 .>*?J, the III . i time the money is used Poultry Show and Sale on October 2$ —*— By R. M. Edwards, Negro County Agent Martin County 4-H Poultry Chain members will hold their first show and sale at the County Agriculture building Thursday, October 25 at 10:00 A. M. Seven ty North Carolina U. S. Certified pullorum clean New Hampshire pullets will be entered in the show. These pullets will be sold at public auction They have been well cared for and should make very good layers. The following 4-H Club members will enter sev en pullets each: Major Hyman, Vera Highsmith, Alton Highsmith, James Parker, Vera Wallace, Do re t ha Cordon, Milton Moore, Wil liam N Brown, Leroy Little, and Franklin Albritton. The project is sponsored by the Sears Roebuck Foundation and North Carolina Extension Service. It was started April 11 when ten 4-11 Club members received fifty duv-old certified New Hamp shire pullets each. Money received from the sale of these pullets will be used to buy pullets for more 4 11 Club members next year. The purpose of the Poultry Chain is to show farm families and Club members the way that improved poultry production can increase their farm income. II omun's i.'lub To Serve Supper October 21th Sponsored bv the local Woman’s Club a turkey supper will be served in the Club hall Wednes day, October 24, from 5:30 to 3:30 Price per plate $1 25. The Woman's Club is sponsor ing the local unit of the Girl’s Scouts and the public library. The funds from tins dinner will be used for these two worthy pro jects About 0.000 acres of Forsyth County's 1351 wheat crop were planted t < the new Atlas varie ties, which aveiage about 10 bush els per acre more than other va rieties. IjMCMi AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION < d y* Check the level every 1,000 k* Replace fluid every 15,000 miles witW TEXACO TEXAMATIC FLUID for smooth, soft operation Texaco Texamatic Hind is approved by car man ufacturers. Our men have taken special courses to insure care end cleanliness. They follow manufacturers’ recommendations to the letter. pAcoe eft TODAYf Harrison Oil Co. (levels Wiif revsieiiiafic puis them all in the past! For the past year, automotive writers, engineers and owners have been raving about a new *ind of automatic drivina . and here's why you get It only In Ford Cars: All the power you need when you need it! $omt ou*mofics ha*te fhe automatic drive sornt car* offer you is a torque converter which multiplies torque with out the use of gears. Its advantage Is a smooth flow of power. Its disadvantage is a smaller range of torque multiplication which requires more power from the engine and an uneco nomical axle ratio which increases costs Other cars offer an automatic drive that uses automatic gears (as illustrated in simplified form at right) instead of a torque converter. The advantage here is more "go/1 more con trol and greater economy. The disadvantag/ It that this system is not as smooth, nor as |orh-frte as a torque converter. See eer selection of I It gives you ihstant "OO I It practically drives itself I BufRuthn*^ fa Yes, Pordamatic has a torque converter plus automatic gears. 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