Visit Atlantic Beach
Mr and Mrs. Mike Zabner. Mrs.
Agnes Wynne, and Misses Faye
Rogerson. Rita Lanin, Mary Lou
Cox. and Priscilla Robers, n spent
Sunday at Atlantic Beach
Visit In Rocky Mount
Mrs. J. E. Edwards and Mrs.
Hewett Edwards spent Mcndjty in
Rocky Mount.
Visit In Matta masked
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Mobley and fami
ly. and Mrs. Hewett Edwards and
daughter, and Miss Beth Spivey,
spent the weekend at Mattamas
keet.
Leave For Morehead
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Critcher, Sr.,
left Monday for a week at More
head.
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Visit Morehead
Misses Ida Jones. A11 it Bowen.
Dorothy Mizelle, Joyce Mizelle,
Betty Griffin. Marie Wynne, and
Katherine York spent Sunday at
Morehead.
Visit Here
Mrs. Luther Finch and daugh
ter. Miss Jeanie, of Greenville
visited Mrs. Finch's sister. Mrs.
Abe Grey, and Mr. Grey here last
night.
Visit Atlantic Beach
Dr. and Mrs. Bill Gray and Mi.
and Mrs. Jack Butlet spent Sun
day at Atlantic Beach
V11 sit In Richmond
Mi and Mrs. H. E Harrington
spent the weekend in Richmond.
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Leaves For Camp
Master Edward Harrington left
Friday for a month ai Camp More
head,
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Recovering
Mrs Bruce Edwards was re
ported last night to be getting
along very well following a major
operation in a Rocky Mount hos
pital last Saturday.
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Here Sunday
Mrs. A. B. Bradsher of Durham,
and■ Mi*i»- -Muse and W. H.
Muse of Beaufort, and Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Ferris and son. Step
hen. of Elizabeth City visited Mr
and Mrs. Joel Muse Sunday.
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Visit In Raleigh
Town Treasurer C. M. Cobb,
Attorney Chas. H. Manning and
Street Superintendent R. E. Man
ning were in .Raleigh yesterday
attending to business in connec
tion with the proposed street pav
ing program.
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Attend Wedding
Mr and Mrs. R. L. Coburn and
Mr. and Mrs. Roiand Coburn at
tended the wedding of their niece
in Southern Pines last week-end.
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Visit'In Norfolk
Misses Shirley and Thelma Bar
ber visited their sister, Miss An
nie Bell Barber, in Norfolk last
week.
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Attending Meeting
Messrs. Fletcher Thomas and
Tim Malone arc attending a meet
ing of Farm Bureau insurance
representatives in Myrtle Beach
this week.
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Visiting Here
Mrs. M. S. Moore, Jr., and
daughter, Cynthia Ann, of Harts
ville, S. C.. are spending two
weeks here with relatives.
, Visiting In Arkansas
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cowen
land stir., Billy Marshall, are
, .'-pending a few day* with reia
Itives in Gurdon, Arkansas.
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: Visit Morehead City
Misses Gera! Ann Lamm, Pattie
Williams, Rita Lamm and Lois
I Reach and Messrs. Bill Markland
and William Roberson visited
Morehead City last week-end.
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Visiting Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Cowen and
daughter, Di Anna are spending
this week at Nags Head.
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Visiting Pamlico Beach
Miss Mary Emma Peele is at
Pamlico Beach this week visiting
Miss Billy Peele.
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Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. Wood Pearce of
Rocky Mount spent last Friday
here with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Peele.
Returns From Camp
David Modlin, Jr., returned last
week-end from Camp Morehead.
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Attending Camp
Van Taylor Harris is attending
Camp Sea Gull near Morehead
City for a few weeks.
Attend Field Day
Messrs. Chas. Hawley, D. W.
Brady and Dan Peel attended a
field day at the Coastal Plain Ve
getable Research farm near Fai
son last Thursday.
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Improving
Mis. Roland Jones, following
treatment in an Elizabeth City
hospital during the past several
weeks, is much improved and
plans to return to her home here
within the next ten days or two
weeks. ,
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Returns Home
Mrs. B. Frank Lilley, traveling
by plane, returned home last Fri
day from a visit with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Bill Edrich, and family
in Hovens, South Dakota.
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.Moving To Eden ton
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Britton
and children, Martha Jean and
Chas., are moving today to Eden- j
ton where Mr. Britton will man-1
age the Chas. H. Jenkins Motor \
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Returns Home
Mrs. L. M. Scott returned to her
home m Washington Sunday after
spending a few days here with
her daughter, Mrs. R. H. Smith,
and Mr. Smith.
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Attend Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Peele, Mr.
and Mrs. Parker Peele, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Barnhill and Mrs. Asa
Crawford were among those from
here who attended the funeral <jf
Mr. C. B. Sitterson in Kenansville
Sunday afternoon.
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Visiting In Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Johnson and
Mrs. George Corey are spending
a few days this week with rela
tives in Savannah, Ga.
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Visiting In South Carolina
Rev. and Mrs. J. Don. Skinner
and children are visiting relatives
in Greenville, South Carolina.
Visiting In Southern Pines
Mrs T B. Brandon is spending
two weeks with her sister in Sou
thern Pines.
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Visit In Enfield
Mr and Mrs Walter Martin
visited relatives in Enfield Sun
day.
Miss Price’s Engagement
7Wt. Lilley ■inncmnrml
! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Price of
j Williamston announce th; engage
ment of their daughtei, Virginia.
' to Mr. John Lilley, son of Mrs.
' Bettie Lilley of Jamesville. The
wedding is to take place on July
I 3.
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: Visits In Elizabeth City
Mrs. Jordan Ward visited
friends in Elizabeth City
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| Visit In Enfield
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Glenn visited
relatives in Enfield Sunday.
Visit In Chapel Hill
Mrs. J. S. Rhodes, Sr., and Mrs.
J. S. Rhodes, Jr., visited in Chapel
Hill, yesterday.
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Kilters Hospital
Mrs. Van G. Taylor entered a
Rocky Mount hospital last week
end for treatment.
Visits In Smithfield
Miss Peggy Jordan spent the
week-end with relatives in Smith
field.
Visit Morehead City
Mrs. J. O. Manning, Jr., and
son, James Henry, and Mr. and
Mrs. T. F. Harrison visited More
head City Sunday evening.
Visit Mattamuskeet Lake
Mrs. Eva Harris and sons, Ran
dy, Tom and Jerry, and Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Holding of Rich Square
spent the weekend on Mattamus
keet Lake.
Visit Wliichard's Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Yeatts and
children and Mr. and Mrs. D. V.
Clayton, Jr., and daughter spent
Sunday at Whichard’s Beach.
Home Over Week-end
Gloyden Stewart was home
from Duke summer school, Dur
ham, for the weekend.
Visit Here
Mrs. George Webster and niece,
Miss Mary Lous Scott, fo Wash
ington visited Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Smith here Sunday.
Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burbage of
Hertford were here Sunday visit
ing her brother, Mr. Evan Willard,
who continues ill in Martin Gen
eral Hospital.
Visit Morehead City
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cobb and
children spent Sunday at More
head City.
Returns Home
Mr. Bryant B. Carstarphen re
mm- . d L ' 1 n’i
Towing treatment for arthritis in
a Boston clinic. He plans to leave
shortly to undergo further treat
ment in N. C. Memorial Hospital,
Chapel Hill. ;
Visit White Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hester
and son, Joseph, Mrs. Hubert
Cherry and son, James, and Miss
Joyce Lilley visited White Lake
Monday.
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Visit Pamlico Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Coltrain
and four sons, Jimmy, Tommy,
Tommy, Phil and Charles spent
last week at Pamlico Beach with
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Lilley.
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Returns Home
Mrs. J. W. Andrews returned
home last week-end following a
visit with relatives in Portsmouth
and Norfolk.
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Visiting In Hamilton
Mrs. Leon O. Fogle and child
ren of Springfield, South Caro
lina. are spending two weeks with
her father, Mr. L. R. Everett, in
Hamilton.
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Undergoes Operation
Mrs. Fannie Raynor underwent
an operation in North Carolina
Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill,
yesterday.
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Visiting In Virginia
Mrs. Roy Jameson is spending
a few days in Alexandria, Va.,
with her parents.
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\jsuin« In Ricnmouu
Mr. Norman Everett is spend
ing a few days in Richmond and
Alexandria with friends.
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Visiting In Pamlico
Mr. and Mrs. R. Frank Everett
and family are spending two
weeks at Pamlico.
Visiting Her*
William Chase, Jr., of Norfolk,
is spending a few days here with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W Andrews.
Visit In Morehead
Mrs. Dan Sharpe and sons, Dan,
Jr., and Bruce W., spent Sunday
at Moreheud.
Visit Morehead *
Gloyden Stewart, Patricia Tay
lor, Lee Handy, Wilbur Stewart,
Billy Glover, and Mary Shaw of
Windsor, spent Saturday at More
'head.
I Announce Miaa Mizelle'a
Approaching.Oftvsmagc
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Mr. and Mrs. John Archie Miz
j elle request the honor of your
i presence at the marriage of their
daughter, Edna Louise, to Mr.
j Robert Furcie, on Saturday, July
3, 1954, at 3:00 o'clock in the aft
ernoon, in the Blessed Sacrament
Catholic Church, Norfolk Vir
ginia.
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Misses Jeanette Thomas and
Pearl Lamn spent the weekend
at Nags Head.
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Here Over Week-end
Charles Carver, student at State
College in Raleigh spent the
weekend here with his parents.
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Visit Atlantic Beach
David Whitaker, Lee Handy and
Ann Toler and Jarris Latham of
Washington spent Sunday at At
lantic Beach.
Returns Home
Miss Mary Lib Britton has re
turned from a week at Louisburg
where she attended a conference.
Visit Atlantic Beach
Julius Budaz. Sonny James, and
Andy Warren of Robersonville
and Jacob Zemon spent the week
end at Atlantic Beach.
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Leaves For Charlotte
Mr. Pete Rogers left yesterday
for a week in Charlotte and Gaf
fney, S. C.
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Returns Home
Mrs. Samuel Zemon returned
yesterday from Staunton, Va.
Visit Here *
Mrs. Dick Daniels and daugh
ters, Frankie, Celia, and Linda,
of Snow Hill spent Sunday here.
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Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. S. Felton of Rocky
Mount visited their daughter, Mrs.
Pete Fowden, and family here
Sunday.
Visit Atlantic Beach
Billy Watts and Hubert Cook
spent Sunday at Atlantic Beach.
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Visit Morehead
Jimmy Page, Harrell Everett,
and Nanette Harrison spent Sun
day at Morehead.
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Spend Week-end Here
Mr and Mrs. Chuck Powers of
Richmond and Gamwell Spencer
of Sandston, Va., spent the week
end with Mr. and Mis. G. E. Rob
erson. Mrs. Janie Spencer of Sand
ston returned home with them.
Visiting In Rocky Mount
Miss Sandra Bufflap is spend
ing this week with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Felton, in
Rocky Mount.
Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Jones visit
ed Atlantic Beach Sunday.
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Here Over Week-end
Frank Wynne, stationed at Fort
Bragg, spent the weekend here.
Visit In Wilmington
Mr. Elbert Peel and son, Bill
Bob spent Saturday in Wilming
ton.
Visits Here
Miss Charlotte Guthrie of More
head City spent several days here
last week with Mrs. Arlene Har
rison. They spent the weekend at
River Acres near Washington.
Visiting Here
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lilley of
Atlanta, are visiting his mother,
Mis. Ludie Lilley.
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Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Moore and
children have returned to their
home in Pocomoke City, Mary
land, after visiting friends here.
Visit Here *
Mrs. Jake Taylor and daughter,
Jenine, of Robersonville spent
Monday in Williamston.
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All Master Masons of Ske
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pieaSe be advised that the
lodge will attend services at
the Hassell Christian Church
(his coming Sunday evening.
The group will leave the
mmrnSi . - .■■■ .. .. .»■;J
member* i-f*"argcd to be
present either at the lodge
or meet the group at the
place of worship.
John E. Manning, Master
Julian 11. Harrell, Sec.
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! nouneed this week, as follows:
Tire, Rupert Chesson; oil
| changes. Bruce Wynne, Bill Con
| way, Mi s. Helen Jenkins, Dalton
I Jones and Barber Peed; grease
jobs, Dillon S. W; nr.:, Aanfli
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Jones, Bettie Lou Edwards and j
Herbert Whitfield; ice cream, M.
S. Raynor. Eugene Roebuck, Bill
Jones, Mayo Hardison and N. M.
Haislip.
Rrives Home
Miss Bernice Ward arrived
home last Friday from Norfolk.
Visiting In Richmond
Mr. George Harris is spending
several days in Richmond on busi
ness. .
i
Visit In Windsor
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thrower and
daughter Judy, and Mrs. Laura
Melson spent Sunday in Wind-;
sor.
Clean-Up Week
Started In 1909
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As WiHiamston starts its an
nual >clean-tip next week, the ef
fectiveness of the task dates back
to 1909, according to the follow
ing story:
Clean-up is catching!
The story of how Clean-up
Week began is ample proof of
that.
The year was 1909. A young
teacher in a poor district school
in Cleveland had taken a special
fancy to one ragged little girl in
her class. One day, on impluse,
she bought a little blue pinafore
and gave it to the child. She wash
ed the youngster's grimy face and
combed the unkempt hair—and
it was a clean, pretty little girl
. who 3-iappBJrtK.facrtiuil nttumimm*
She was as out of place in the
slum where her family lived as
a firefly in a cob-'?b. That night,
in amazement, sue lingered the
clean cloth thaV her mother had
put on the table in honor of the
occasion.
Her father was hot to be out
done. Soon the sagging pickets in
their fence stood straight again;
were planted in the drab
yar
By
contrast, the
neigh bors’
homes looked worse than ever—
and since few can resist keeping
up with the Joneses, wives prod
ded husbands into action. Before
long, the entire slum had become
an attractive, respectable part of
town.
Nearby communities heard the
story and followed suit. In 1913,
Cincinnati held the first city-w;de|
clean-up drive, a week-long cam
paign led by civic groups and
school children. Today, according
to the National Board of Fire Un- i
"derwrlt'ers. Clean-up Week has
spread to some 10,000 cities and
towns all over the United States.
Each of them has fouijd that a
yearly clean-up makes any com
munity healthier, safer from fire,
and a more attractive place to
live.
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The United States winter wheat
crop is estimated at 678 million
bushels, 23 per cent smaller than
the 1953 crop.
Soviet has invited Latin Am
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! U. S. Economy Shorn
Some Signs Of Rising
The Oo . i has reported
, two hopefi. economic signs. The
i Federal Reserve Board reported
tile industrial production ind ?x
1 had risen for the first time since
! last July. The Labor Mid Com
i merce Departments predict a re
cord year of new building.
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