rtri mrr
Returned Here Monday
Sergeant unit Mrs Alford Mon-1
teith returned heme Monday aftei
visiting friends and relatives in •
Vermont and other New England
States
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In Serve Turkm Dinner
Members of the Jamesvilte- *i\ t
.
: M.oiv,:.' ’ v Mit\-cii‘hei ittn
in the school lunch room in
JamesviTle. Serving will begin at
5:30 and continue until 8 P. M
Leave Tomorrow For Georgia
M> and Mrs. Arthur Revels
and daughters, Sue and Joyce,
leave tomorrow for a visit in
Georgia and Florida. They will
be accompanied as far as Camp
Stewart by Mrs. Dallas Griffin
wiio is returning there to join
her husband aftei a visit in litis
county.
Here From Jamesville
Mrs Clarence Wallace of
Jamesville was a business visitor
here Tuesday.
Visited In Rocky Mount
Mesdames John R. Peele, Lu
ther Peele, Jr. and Luther Peele,
Sr. visited friends and relatives
in Rocky Mount Wednesday.
Here From Plymouth
Mesdames J. T Terry, Ed Ay
ers, Merritt Browning and Jack
Swain, Jr. of Plymouth were bus
iness visitors here Tuesday
Attended (Lime In Greenville
Messrs. Pete Rogers and Nor
man Everett attended the ECC
Lenoir Rhyni game in Green
ville Saturday night.
Spent Sunday In Colerain
Mr. Robert Cowan spent Sun
day with his sister. Mrs. J. L.
Parker, in Colerain
Spent Week-end In Farm Life
Mr. and Mrs Bill Win borne of
Roanoke Rapids spent the week
end in Farm Life with Mis Win
borne's parents. Mi and Mrs.
Asa Hardison.
Lve Brokenv
Ve maintain a complete optical
ervice. Lens, temples and
rami' replaced and repaired.
Quick service.
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21 Main St. Tel. 2311
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Visited In Greensboro
Mr Rill Poole visitor! Miss Mary
Ola Li Hey at WC, UNC, Greens
boro. They attended the Duke
Uni vorsity of Virginia name and
the homecoming at Duke Univer
sity Saturday
VrSfflBSjg Frans Ki)
ter, ‘Jane of Kinston are visit
ing her mother. Mrs John M. B<
wen. this week
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Visited In Goldsboro Wednesday
Mr and Mrs. Sidney Beacham,
Mrs. Denny Rogerson and Mrs.
Ira Rogerson visited friends and
relatives in Goldsboro Wednes
day.
I,ell Tuesday For Richmond
Mrs. J S. Whitley left Tues
day for Richmond to visit her
daughter, Elizabeth, who is a
student nurse at the Medical Col
lege of Virginia. She will return
home Friday.
Attended Court In Plymouth
Messrs E S. Feel and Chas. K
J Mobley attended court in Ply
I mouth Tuesday.
j Spent Week-end Here
Mr Whit Purvis, Jr. of Char
j iotte spent the week-end here
j with his mother, Mr.' Daisy Fur
vis.
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Visited Here From Troy
Mr. Dave Armstrong of Troy
spent the week end with Mrs C
I A. Harrison His daughter, Eliz
abeth, returned home with, him
I after spending several weeks with
her grandmother. *
Here From Robersonville
Mi E G. Anderson of Roller
son ville was a business visitor
here Tuesday.
Here From Windsor Tuesday
Mrs. B Goldstein and daugh
ter, Doris of Windsor, visited lit re
Tuesday.
Visited Here From Roberson ville
Mrs. Viola Ellis of Roberson
ville visited here Tuesday
Here From Moreheacl City
Gene Rogers, U. S. Coast Guard,
stationed at Morehead City, visit
ed friends and relatives here this
week
Here From Greenville
Mi R. C. Pierce, Jr of Green
ville was a business visitor here
Tuesday.
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Visited Here Tuesday
Mr. John Dupree, County Su
perintendent of Schools for Ber
tie County, fhd Mrs Dupree
I visited hero Tuesday.
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Announce Birth
Mr. and Mr.-. Harry Peele an
! nounce the birth of a son on Or
Left Yesterday Lor Myrtle Beach
Mrs. J. S. Peele left yesterday
for Myrtle Beach, where she will
spend several days.
in Raleigh On Business
Mr Ben Courtney was a busi
ness visitor in Raleigh Wednesday.
Here From Rocky Mount
Mrs. Atlas Milms of Rocky
Mount spent last week-end with
her sister, Mrs. M E. Malone and
Mi Malone.
Visiting In Portsmouth
Mrs, Arthur Corey is spending
several days in Portsmouth with
her sister, Mrs Lester Burns and
Mr Burns
To Spend Week-end Here ,
Mr and Mrs T. K Miller and
daughter, Anne, of Norfolk and
Mrs John Miller of Elizabeth
City are spending this week-end
Viith Mrs Clyde Ward.
Receive Treatment
Mrs. Rudolph Saunders is re
ceiving treatment in Martin-Gen
eral Hospital.
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To Visit In Vass
Mi and Mrs, C. G. Crockett
will leave Friday to visit their
son, C. Cl. Crockett, Jr , and fam
ily in Vass over the week-end.
To Visit At Camp Stewart
Mr. A It. Griffin will visit her
son, Cpl. Dallas Griffin, at Camp
Stewart this week-end.
Here From Hamilton
Elder E R. Stevenson of Ham
ilton viisted here yesterday.
Visiting In Richmond
Mrs Thessie Barnhill is spend
ing several days with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Pete Marsteller, and
family in Richmond.
Spent Tuesday Night Here
Rev. and Mrs. B. 1). Criteher
of Durham spent Tuesday night
here with Mr and Mrs B. A.
Criteher cn route to the North
Carolina Methodist Convention in
Wilmington
I ANNOl'NCE ENGAGEMENT |
Mrs. W. T. Roberson announces i
the engagement of her daughter.
Rachel, to Mr. Bridgeman Perry, ]
son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon A. j
Perry. The wedding will take
place on November 10.
Visited In Plymouth
Mrs. Ira Harris >n, Mr. and Mr*- J
Tobj Rogerson and Mrs. Mary |
Coltrain viisted in Plymouth |
Tuesday night.
i Spent Tuesday In Norfolk
Mrs. Noah Hardison, Miss Ice
lene Gardner, Mr. and Mrs Den- |
nis Modlin and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- i
he Modlin spent Tuesday in Nor
folk.
[ Spending--Wrft In Raleigh
Mrs. Oscar Anderson is spend
ing this week in Raleigh.
Here On Business Tuesday
Mr. E. R Peele of the North
Carolina Department of Motor
Vehicles in Raleigh, was Ei busi
ness visitor here Tuesday.
Here From New Jersey
Mrs. Bill Burroughs of Cape
May, N. J. is spending this
wank here and in Tarboro with
friends and relatives.
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Here On Business Tuesday
Mr. L. F Wetherington, of the
N. C. Highway Department in
New Bern, was a business visitor
here Tuesday.
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Visited In Norfolk Wednesday
Mrs. D. C. MeLawhorn, Sr. and
Mrs. Francis Keel visited in Nor
folk Wednesday.
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In New Bern I.ast Week-end
Mis. Jesse Mo Ison, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Thrower and Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Bullock, Jr. visited friends
and relatives in New Bern .last
week-end.
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Here From Robersonville
Mrs. R B. Nelson of Roberson
ville viisted here yesterday.
Spent Sunday In Booneville
Messrs. M. L. Peel, Bill Howell
and Urbin Rogers spent last Sun
day in Booneville and on route
home heard Billy Graham in
Greensboro.
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Kilters Local Hospital
Mrs. J. W. Watts is receiving
treatment m the Brown Com-j
munity Hospital this week. Suf
fering from a back ailment her |
condition was said to he much I
improved yesterday.
To Attend Circus
Accompanied by his namesake,
Harry Latham of Bethel, Mr Har
ry Biggs will attend the circus in
j Raleigh tomorrow.
Pliilathea Class To Meet
The Phiiathea class from the
Memorial Baptist Church will
meet Friday night at li o'clock
with Mrs. Walter Mi/./.ell on
Beach Street.
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Attended Meeting In Edenton
Mrs Henry Handy and Chair
man Eugene Rice of the Martin
County Selective Service Board
attended a district draft board
meeting in Edenton yesterday.
Home From Tour
Mr Clovton Hovels and child
rcn, Mary Li 1 ley and Rodney, and
Misses Manny and Joyce Revels
and Russell Peel have returned
from a three-day tour of western
North Carolina and eastern Ten
nessee
Home From Atlanta
Mrs. Ethel Anderson and Mrs.
Lennie Manning have returned
home after spending a few days
m Atlanta at the Southern Chris
tian Home with Mrs Anderson’s
grandchildren. Linda and Bale
Harrell
Visiting In Greenville
Mrs Fannie Wynne, is spend
>i\v a few days in Greenville with
her sister, Mrs Tenipie Britton
Filtered Hospital Here
Mi James A. Roberson entered
a local hospital i vstc-iduy moiiung
for treatment.
Continues Quite III
Mrs Idas. J. Brady continues
quite ill m a Durham hospital.
However, late reports stated her
condition was improving.
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Visited Here Yesterday
Mrs E J. Pruden of Merry Hill,
Mrs. Chloe Byrd of Pcwellsville
and Mrs. W. 11. Earless of Cole
rain visited Mrs A. T Perry yes
terday.
Home From Richmond
Mr. R. 11 Goodmon returned
yesterday from Richmond where
he spent several days attending to
business.
To Hold Cake And Hake Sale
Williamstun's High School
sophomores will hold a cake anr
bake sale in the employment of
fiee, Tar Heel Building, here Sat
urday morning at 9:00 o’clock.
WHEN PRINCESS.ELIZABETH and Prince Philip arrived in North Bay, Ont.,
Can., they were presented with this formal portrait by the Dionne quin
tuplets. Pictured standing (left to right) are: Marie, Emilie, Cecile; in
front are Annette and Yvonne. This is an exclusive Central Press Photo
made by Kevin Moore. CoDvrieht. 1951. bv King Features Syndicate
Jamesville News
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Mr. and Mrs Ltnwood Brown
•were in Durham Tuesday where
Mrs. Brown received medical
treatment at McPherson's Hos
pital.
Mr. Monroe Whittington attend
ed to business in Scotland Neck
T uesday.
Miss Blanche Roberson of Tar
boro visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Leluncl Roberson last week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gardner
were in Greenville Monday where
their son received medical treat
ment.
Miss Brownie Holliday of Dur
ham spent last week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Hol
liday of Durham spent last week
end with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. P. M. Holliday.
Mr. end Mrs. C. G. Gurkin of
Jamesville were business visitors
here Tuesday. *
Mr. and Mrs. Macon Holliday
and family of Durham visited Mr.
and Mrs. Monroe Holliday last
week-end.
Mr. Raymond Fleming, tfnrher
in the Jamesville school, spent
the week-end with his parents in
Robersonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martin
were business visitors here Tues
day.
Mi1. Bob Rawles and Miss Doris
Willard, teachers in the James
vil It* schools, spent the week
end with their families in Wash
ington.
Mi. Snooks Burnham of Ply
mouth was a business visitor here
Tuesday.
Messrs. Gforge L. Cooper of
Jamesville, and Brightman Holli
day of Plymouth attended to bus
iness here Tuesday.
Mr Carroll Modlin attended to
business here Wednesday.
Mis. Ray O’Neal and son, Mel
vin, of Norfolk, attended to busi
ness here Wednesday
Messrs. Eli 11. and Eugene B
Ange of Jamesville attended to
business here Wednesday.
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Spending Week-end In Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hopewell
and sons. Jos and Samuel, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Nicholson are
spending the week-end in Frank
lin Springs, (la., with Misses Max
ine- Hopewell and Evelyn Nichol
son
Cub Seoul News
DEN 4
De.i 4 met with Mrs. McClees,
our den Mother on Tuesday after
noon .
Carlton Davenport had the De
votional and Bobby McClees led
in prayer.
Stuart Davis and Bobby Mc
Clees told stories.
We welcomed Doug Abernathy
as our den chief.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Leslie Bailee, and we closed
with the living circle.
Bobby McClees, Scribe
SPONSOR CHICKEN DINNER
U 111 tK uKLV6 SCHOOL
chicken dinner wil be served in
the Bear Grass high school build
ing tomorrow night. November 2.
from fi to 8 p. in. The dinner is
sponsored by the senior class of
the Beai Glass school.
\ttendecl Meeting Here
Dis. Ernest Furgurson, Alban
Papineau and Claudius McGowan
of Plymouth, Vernon and Walter
Ward of Robersonville, J. T.
Llewellyn, C. I. Harris, C. G.
Himmelwright and John W. Wil
liams were present for a meeting
of the Tri-County Medical Society
in the George Reynolds Hotel
here last evening.
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Visiting Relatives Here
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Busby, Jr.,
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Jameson here for a
few days. They are en route to
their home in Portsmouth from
Camp Stewart, Gu„ where he
recently completed an enlist
ment.
Attend Meeting
Messrs. A. J. Manning and M.
M. Britton attended a laymen’s
meeting of the Christian church
in Robersonville Tuesday eve
ning.
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Visited In Roek> Mount
Misses Alice Faye and Willie
j Lou Bowen and Mrs. W. M. Bo
| wen visited in Rocky Mount Tucs
I day.
ABOUT ON TIME
Making their first scheduled
run today, the two highway post
offices arrived here just about on
time this morning. They are mov
ing out, one to Norfolk and the
other to Raleigh, on schdule this
afternoon.
Receiving Treatment
Mr. Sam Ray is receiving treat
ment in Brown’s Community Hos
pital.
Visited In Durham Yesterday
Mr. Chas. J Brady was in Dur
ham yesterday visiting Mrs. Brady
who is receiving treatment in a
hospital there
In Raleigh Todav ——
Af'
ending to business in Raleigh to
day.
Europe's Oldest Mine
What is probably Europe’s old
est coal mine is at Kerkrade, near
Heerlen in the Netherlands,
where the monks in 113 discov
ered what they calk'd ‘'flamma
ble earth.”
Try it!
Watch it, Butch . . . xast foot worn,
plenty of practice and good BAMBY
BREAD for abundant pep and energy
all it takes. And there's nothing quite so
good as BAMB i’ BREAD With meals,
or for after-school snacks. So try the
loaf in the Bright Yellow Wrapper
next time you go shopping.
Good Eating . . . Dag after Day
We dean
windshield
and wiper
blades
We check
tires and
tire pressure
including
spare
m
; clean
d check
headlights
and check
radiator
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We check
oil level, (
fan belt,
battery and
air cleaner
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