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Attended To Business In Raleigh
Mr and Mrs D G Matthews
attended ’o business in Raleigh
this week.
Speeding Holidays Here
Mr A1 Ward, student at UNC,
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F.\ (' (ilileses Broken?
We maintain a complete eptical
service Lens temples and
frames replaced and repaired.
Quick service.
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Tel. 2311
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121 Main St
Spending Holidays In Hamilton '
Miss Oladvs Everett, student at
WC. UNC. arrived yesterday to
spend the Christmas holidays in
Ham.lto’i with her father, Mr.
L< Roy Everett
Hume from Hospital
I it in it vestei day from Saint Eliz
abeth's Hospital, Richmond, where
lie reci ived treatment for sever
al days.
Attended To Business In Norfolk
Me Bernice Ward attended to
bn.- in ess m Norfolk Tuesday.
Here I rom Hamilton Monday
Mi; 1. V Hudgins of Hamil
ton shopped here Monday.
To Spend Holidays In Hamilton
Mis- Kaye Everett of Washing
ton, D. C. vvili arrive tomorrow to
spend the Christmas Holidays
with her fathei Mr;. LeRov Eve
rett, m Hamilton
Here Ffvm h (Jen ton
Mis Ernest Ward of Eden ton !
visited triends and relatives here j
Tuesday.
Here From Sanlord
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Peek* and
children of Sanford are spending
several days here with friends
and relatives.
Injured in Automobile Aeeident
Mr. J. A. Thigpen of Florence,
South Carolina, brother of Mrs.
J. P. Fleming, and well known
in this community, was critically
injured in an automobile accident
:i Clinton last Friday. He was on
his way here to spend the holi
days with Mrs. Fleming and
family.
Here From Washington, I). C.
Mrs. P. A Rejeuny and son,
Eddie, of Washington, D. C . an
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mis
Ellis Malone, for several days.
Home For Christinas Holidays
Pvt. Felton Keel, U. S. A. F.,
stationed at Alexandria, Louis
iana, is spending the Christmas
holidays here with Mrs Keel and
friends and relatives.
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Continues III
Mi Ellis Malone continues ill
in Brown’s Community Hospital.
Visited In Fli/.abelh City
Mrs. Dearie Mayo Brock visited
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Tate in Eli/,
abcth City and also friends in
Norfolk last week end
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Here From Camp Stewart. <la.
Paul Peele, Ji of Camp Stewart
is spending the holidays here with
Ins parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Peele.
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Here From Norfolk
Eli Gurganus of Norfolk is
spending 1he Christmas holidays
here with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Bonner Gurganus.
Spending Christinas Here
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Drewr.v and
children of Norfolk are spending
Christmas here with Mrs. Drew
ry’s parents, Mi. and Mrs. R. L.
Leggett.
Here From Norfolk
Miss Anna Lou Leggett of Nor
folk is spending Christmas here
vulh her parents, Mr. and Mrs
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Mere f ram Mabama
Mi and Mrs Rudolph Peel arid
son l^ichae] if Auburn, Alabama
use here spending the holidays
with Mr: Pee!':-: mother, Mrs. J.
P Fleming, and Mr. Peel's mo
ther, Mis. G. A. Peel.
Will Arrive Today From Texas
Charles Brady, Jr. will arrive
this afternoon from Corpus Chris
ti, Texas to spend the holidays
here with his parents, Mr. and
Mr; C. J Brady. Miss Hazel
Blessing and Miss Doris Andrews
will in.s t him at th< Raleigh-Dur
ham airport and accompany him
to Williamston.
Visited Here Monday
Mrs .] C Swain and Mrs. Move
Spruill of Plymouth visited here
Monday.
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To Visit In Norfolk Sunday
Mi and Mrs. Walter Mizelle
will visil their daughter, Anne, in
Norfolk Sunday. Anne will re
turn home with them for a visit.
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Here From Windsor Monday
Mrs. W A Lassiter of Windsor
visited here Monday
Visited Here From Greenville
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Basnight and
daughter of Greenville were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. ( harles
Carver last Sunday.
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Here From Salisbury
Mrs (.’arris Elliott Webb of Sal
isbury is spending several days
here with her daughter, Mrs B.
A. Critchcr, Jr , and Mr. Oitchcr.
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Business Visitor Here Monday
Mi S V. Modiin of Plymouth
was a business visitor here Mon
day.
Confined To Home By Illness
Mrs. Ebbie Edmondson is con
fined to her home by illness
Here From Windsor Monday
Mrs. George L. Madie-of Wind
sor visited her*' Monday.
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Spending Holidays Here
Miss Addle Lee Meador, traehei
in the Rocky Mount schools, i;
spending the holidays here will
her mother, Mrs 11. L Meador.
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To Spend Holidays Here
Miss Trulah Ward Page of Ral
i igh w ill arrive Saturday to spent
the holidays here with hoi sister
Mrs. Hugh G. Horton, and fain
ily.
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
Mr. and Mrs W. Clyde Manning
of Williamslon announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Elizabeth
Taylor to Mr. Charles Edward
Inabinett, son oi Mr. end Mrs.
O. E. Inabinett of Halifax, on Oc
tober If., 1J51 at Emporia, Vir
ginia.
Mrs. Inabinett is a graduate of
the Wililamston High School and
East Carolina College and is now
a rr mbcr of the Woodland School
faculty. Mr Inabinett is a grad
uate of Weldon High School, at
tended East Carolina College, and
.lived in Ihe U. S. Nav\ during
W rid War II At present he is
turned at the ]Vaval Ah gjj
iu.ito.. vus'da'.''
In RansomviRe For Holidays
Ben Selby of Camp Stewart,
Georgia, is spending the holidays
with friends arid relatives here
and in Ransomville.
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Home For Holidays
Miss Betsy Horton, student at
W. C., University of North Caro
lina, arrived yesterday to spend
the holidays here with her pa
rent:-, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Hor
t' in.
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Home From Camp Stewart
Lawrence Eason Li 1 ley is home
from Camp Stewart Georgia to
spend the holidays with bis pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Eason Li 1 -
ley.
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Here From Norfolk
Mrs. Elsie Model of Norfolk is
spending the holidays here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Jackson.
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Home From Trip
Mi B B. Carstarphen has re
lumed home from an extensive
business trip in Kentucky and
W« st Virginia.
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Visiting In Windsor This Evening
Mr and Mrs. Ilobt. Morris are
visiting relatives and friends in
! Windsor this evening.
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Visited Here Yesterday
Lon Hassell of Kittrell visited
friends and relatives here yester
day. Mr. Hassell is associated with
llic Green Terrace Sanatorium in
Kittrell.
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Home for Holidays
Misses Shirley Gaines, Eliza
beth Griffin and Mary Ola Lillcy
arrived last night to spend the
holidays in the county with then
parents.
Spending Holidays at Home
Miss Jane King, studeijt at
Ci eenshuro College, arrived las
night to spend the holidays here
with her parents, Mr. are' Mrs J
E King.
Home From Richmond
Miss Elizubeh Whitley is horns
from Virginia Medical Collegi
Nurses’ School, Richmond, for th<
| holidays."
Here From Windsor Yesterday
Mr. Sam Worthington, Jr., o
Windsor, attended to busines
here yesterday.
i lourlney *s Mill offer you a large selee
iiou of praetieal gifts for the home.
Don't vail . . . stop in uov am! complete
your list villi home furnishings . . . the
finest gifts of all.
B. S. Courtney & Son
for run <;nou \ folks
• LAMPS
• TABLKS
• ODD CHAIRS
• OTTOMANS
• CARD TABLES
• ODD ROCKERS
• SMOKERS
• CEDAR CHESTS
FOR THE CHILDRES
• WAGONS
# Table-Chair Sets
• TRICYCLES
• BABY ROCKERS
Furniture Since 1914
Auxiliary Holds
The American Lemon Auxiliary
of the John W. Hassell unit No.
163 held its annual Christmas
Party on Monday night in the
home of Mrs. John A Ward on
Williams Street.
Mrs. Carlyk Langley, Presi
dent railed the meeting •■> order.
A pledge of allegiance to the I lag
was given and tin Star Spangied
Banner was sung. Mis. Sum Get- j
singei tavi tU" devotional. a!t< r.
v,;},■■ meiebi i ; i h i 30 j
di out win dead. The PreamDie
| to the Constitution was then giv
en.
1 Mr. Flay Seilers, member of
the State Board of Health, from
Kaleigh, gave a very imra tm ■
talk on the Mass Sui v< v of i Pi
1hat is being conducted hen in
January. He asked that the local
unit provide a three le tess com
mittee to serve during this survey.
Mrs. R. W. Bondurant will serve
as chairman.
An exchange of Christmas gifts
followed. Deliciou; refreshments
were enjoyed by everyone.
Arrive Here Tomorrow
Sgt. and Mrs Hugh t> Horton,
Jr. of Camp Stewart will arrive
tomorrow to .■ pend the holidays
with his parents, Mr. arid Mrs H.
G Horton and family
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Whiskey
Retail
Price
$2.10
Pints
$3.35
Fifths
86 Proof
TH* STRAIGHT WHISKEYS IN THIS PRODUCT
ARE 4 YEARS OR Mr RE OLD 35,J, STRAIGHT
I WHISKEY. AS’i NEUTRAL SRIRITS, DISTILLED
FROM GRAIN.
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Announce Birth
Mi and Mrs. Haul M. Roddick,
Jr. announce the birth of a dau
ghter. Cathryn Alarice, on De
cember 9 in the Martin General
lh spital.
Moved To Hospital
Mrs. C. C. Fleming was moved
from her home in Jamesville to a
Wilson hospital this week for
treatment. She made the trip in
a Biggs ambulance
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Visited litre From Windsor
Mi Dan H. St”bhs of Windsor
visited here yesterday while re
lurnine from Tarboro where he
: Mis. Stubbs who is a pa
ri:! in hospital there
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To Have Christmas Program
The Siloam Methodist Church
will have a Christmas program on
December 25 at 7:20 p. m. The
public is cordially invited.
Leaving Today For Norfolk
Mrs. Onward Robertson is leav
ing today to spend several days in
Norfolk with her brother, Miy
David Perry, and Mrs. Perry.
Business Visitor Here Wednesday
Mrs. Bob Cullipher was a busifc
iness visitor in town Wednesdajjfe
Here From Jamesville
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace' Lille;.* 4
Alpha Cleaners
Will Be Closed
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
December 25 and 26
GET YOUR CLOTHES IIS EARLY
We urge everyone lo select the clothes
you'll need over the holidays and send
them in for dry cleaning now. From in
itial spotting to final pressing, your
clothes receive the attention of experts.
Call Vs ISott- For Sorrier
Phone 2323
Alpha Cleaners
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ror a Christmas tree surprise,
a gift-wrapped miniature ef
the model you select.
We will give you a perfect
miniature in mu»wv-white
plastic of the Youngstown
Kitchens Cabinet Sink of
your choice It is attractively
wrapped in the holiday
mood, and is made in the
form of a clever coin bank.
We ll install actual equip
ment at your convenience.
How her eyes will sparkle when she sees
a gift-wrapped miniature of a Youngs
town Kitchens Cabinet Sink on the
Christmas tree.
All in all, you have 16 wonderful
models to choose from. Every one is
packed with the luxury, c nvenience
and work-saving features that only
Youngstown Kitchens can bring to the
, home. See the gorgeous white-enameled
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method known can match its speed and
efficiency.
Come in today! You’ll discover that
a Youngstown Kitchen is easy to own. ^
All the cnnvenieiire of a 48' l ubinct
. «k with the a-.hieii luxury of Jet
'i wer Dishwashing. Look inside and
see 58 swirling jets of booster-heated
water get dishes sjx»t3ess in 9,4
minutes. See top-to-bottoin washing
action that no other method tan
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Two bowls plus drainnnani in a com
pact 48". Drainboard slides to cover
either One U>wl extra-deep.
Swinging mixing-faucet, rinst apray.
lii-liakr enamel liuishea wipe clean
easily. Doors and drawer* aound
insulated. Additional features
galore!
Ympliwn Kitchens Food W«!e Disposer easily iastalled ie ell vodels.
Corey Plumbing Co.
The Orange Front”
Williainston, N. C. Dial 2309