Personals
Weddings
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Club Meetings
Entertainments
Society and Personals
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In Rocky Mount Last Week
Miss Joyce Bailey spent a few days
last week in Rocky Mount with Dr
and Mrs. C W Bailey
Return To College
Ail of the College boys and girls
who spent the holidays at home have
returned to their respective colleges.
Attend Inauguration Ball
Mrs. W. M. Darden will attend the
Inauguration Ball in Raleigh tonight
with her husband who is the Wash
ington County representative in the
legislature in session there.
Go To Greensboro
Mr. and Mrs. W. C Jones and Miss
Frances Jones. Helen Harrison. Ma
ry Charlotte Jones and Janet How
ell of Hickory went to Greensboro,
the latter three entering the Wo
man's College there for the second
semester
Spend Week-End in Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. W A. Davidson and
daughter Phyllis, spent the iveek-end
in Norfolk with Mr. and Mrs. B S
Sellers
In Norfolk Friday
Mrs. W J Jackson. Mrs. S. E. Nes
tor. Mrs. E. G Harrison and Mrs. W
T Stillman spent Friday in Norfolk.
Entertains On Tuesday
Mrs. H. A Blount entertained a
group of her friends at a Coffee
hour on Tuesday afternoon
Here from Greenville
E H. and Hoover Taft of Green
ville spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Campbell.
WOMAN'S CLUB
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The Plymouth Junior Woman's
Club will meet in the community
building next Monday evening at
7 o’clock.
Hostesses will be Misses Char
lotte McNair. Agnes Davis and
Mesdames C. C. Slankard and
Dave Chism.
Miss Leslie Darden is in charge
of the program.
Mrs. Duvall Hostess
Mrs. R. A. Duvall was hostess to a
few of her friends at a Coffee Hour
on Thursday of last week.
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Guest Here Wedesday
Mrs. Catherine Jones Pearce was
the guest of Mrs. J R. Campbell on
Wednesday en route to New York
where she is librarian in a college.
Mrs. Pearce and Mrs. Campbell were
class-mates at the Woman’s College
in Greensboro.
Visit Friends Here
Mrs. Minnie Cahoon of Chapel Hill
visited friends here last week.
; Returns to Weldon
! Mrs. Marvin Pigford returned to
I her home in Weldon Sunday after
visiting friends here for a few days.
Attend Boat Show
Dr. and Mrs. S. V Lewis attended
a boat show in Norfolk Thursday.
Visits from Elizabeth City
Mrs. Clarence Twiford of Elizabeth
City, spent several days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dunning.
FOR SALE
My residence on Washington
Street—now occupied by C. E.
Ayers.
TERMS VERY REASONARLE
APPLY TO:
Thos. L. Smith
5 Keaton Avenue Wilmington, N. C.
Here From Chapel Hill
Raymond Williams, of Chapel Hill,
was the guest of Miss Camille Burgess
during the week
To Spend Week-End Here
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Heritage, of
Raleigh, will spend the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heritage.
In Raleigh Wednesday
Mrs. Ed Heritage accompanied Mrs
W. M Darden to Raleigh Wednesday.
in Alabama
Mrs. Dave Chism is spending some
time with relatives in Alabama
Here Saturday
Jimmy Elliot, of Washington, spent
Saturday afternoon in town
In Raleigh
W. H. Paramore went to Raleigh
Monday.
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Spend Week-end in Norfolk
Mrs. J. J. Brinkley and Miss Mar
ion Brinkley spent the week-end in
Norfolk
Visitors Here Last Week
Leslie B. Spruill, of Durham. Miss
Annette Spruill, of Raleigh, and Mrs.
N. W. Spruill, of Roper, visitpd Miss
Jennie Brinkley last week
Visitors Here Sunday
Leon Rose, jr Alfred Marable.
Miss Williams and Miss Castello. of
Portsmouth, Va.. were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Rose.
From Hampton. Va.
H. R. Livers. Charles Dritchel. Miss
Mary Estes and Mrs. Katie Caton. of
Hampton. Va.. spent the week-end
with Mrs. W. F. Ausbon. Mrs. Livers
and son. Harry Reid, returned to
Hampton with them.
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In Rocky Mount Wednesday
Miss Ethel Arps. Mrs. S. D. Davis
and Mrs. C. L. Blount went to Rocky
Mount Wednesday afternoon.
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Visit Mrs. John Carlisle
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Thompson,
of Rocky Mount, and Mrs. L. S.
Thompson and daughters. Virginia
and Mary, of Washington, visited Mrs
John Carlisle Friday.
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In Elizabeth City
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Shugar and chil
dren spent the week-end in Elizabeth
City.
Spend Monday Here
Mr. Griffin, Misses Katie and Lou
ise Harris, of Greenville, spent Mon
day with Mrs. Martha Harris.
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Returns To Memphis
Eric Metzenthin. of Memphis. Tenn.
who has been visiting Miss Lillian
Reid McGowan, returned to Memphis
last Thursday, going by airplane from
Rocky Mount. Miss McGowan ac
companied him to Rocky Mount.
WEEK-END SPECIALS!
BLACK EYE
PEAS, lb.5c
NAVY
Beans, lb_Sc
BIG
Hominy, 3 lb. 10c
FANCY
Bice, lb.5c
HOMINY
Grils, 3 pkgs. 25c
PARD Dog Food
SWIFT’S
3 lor.25c
Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES
NICE SIZE
GRAPE FRUIT. 2 for 5c
ANY SIZE
ORANGES, 10 lbs.35c
FRESH GREEN
CABBAGE, 4 lbs.9c
IRISH
POTATOES. 10 lbs.19c
CURED SWEET
POTATOES. 3 lbs.9c
FRESH KALE AND
TURNIP SALAD, lb.5c
SOLID PACK
TOMATOES, 4 No. 2 cans 25c
KELLOGGS
CEREAL, 10 pkgs. assorted ... 25c
SWIFT'S
MILK, 4 lg. or 8 sm. cans.25c
IN OUR MARKET:
HENS, dressed, lb. 28c
SAUSAGE, smoked, lb. 15c
POT ROAST, Beef, lb. 19c
PORK SHOULDERS, lb. 17c
NECK BONES, 3 lbs. 25c
OYSTERS, pint can 25c
FAT BACK, 3 lbs. 20c
OLEOMARGARINE
Gem, lb.10c
SUNNY SOUTH
FLOUR
24-lb. bag ... 69c
FRESH GROUND
CoHee, lb... 124c
TABLE
Sail, 3 lor... 10c
LARGE BOTTLE TOMATO
Catsup.10c
FLOATING
Soap, 3 for .. 10c
RED DEVIL
Lye, 3 for 25c
ALLEN'S STORE
MISS JONES HONORS
HICKORY VISITOR
Miss Mary Charlotte ■' >nes honor
ed her guest. Miss Janet Howell, of
Hickory, on Saturday when she en
tertained for her at four tables of
bridge
A frozen salad courst with spiced
tea was served upon arrival of the
guests. Iced drinks were enjoyed
later in the afternoon
At the conclusion of the bridge
game. Miss Howell was presented a
sachet basket as the high score prize
and a pair of hose as the guest of
honor prize Miss Meredith Johnston
received a box of chocolate covered
Brazil nuts as the bingo award
Those present were Misses Janet
Howell. Cornelia Edmondson. Jane
Read. Peggy Brown. Beck'. Ward. Me
redith Johnston. Mary Elizabeth
Bray. Helen Harrison. Katherine
Midgett, Lorraine Jackson Mary Lil
lian Campbell. Prances Jones. Hilda
Eaker. Libby Willoughby and Vir
ginia Ayers.
MRS. JOE M. SMITH
ENTERTAINS CLUB
Mrs. Joe M. Smith entertained her
bridge club and eight additional
guests on Friday evening at her su
burban home.
The lower floor was en suite and
was decorated with the New Year mo
tif. Each of the four tables, arrang
ed for bridge was centered with a
burning red taper in a silver holder.
Pineaple Baravian cream covered
with cherries, individual cakes iced in
white decorated wth a green " '41".
nuts and coffee were served upon the
arrival of the guests. Candle light
furnished the illmination during the
dessert hour
Miss Evelyn Arps won the club high
score prize, an evening ban and Mrs.
Eddie Getsinger. the visitor's high, a
bridge set. Miss Ann Spoon received
two linen handkerchiefs as the low
award and Miss Irene Dixon the
bingo prize, a compact.
Visitors of the club were Mesdames
R. S. Martin. Rosoce Gaylord. W. E.
Waters, Eddie Getsinger. C. C. Har
dison. Durand Keel. Raiser Edwards
and Miss Edith Edmondson.
WOMAN’S CLUB HOLDS
FIRST ’41 MEETING
The Woman's Club held its initial
meeting of the year on Friday.
Mrs. B. G. Campbell, president,
presided. A nominating committee,
composed of the club officers, was ap
pointed to submit names of officers
to be voted on for the ensuing year.
Mrs. W. A. Davidson reported that
more than eighty dollars had been
realized from the sale of Christmas
seals.
Mrs. Edison Davenport read a very
interesting history of Washington
County and Mrs. B. G. Campbell pre
sented and illustrated the uses of our
flag.
Mrs. R. H. Lucas, Mrs. Sam Lucas,
Mrs. J. E. Swain and Mrs. A. R. Mod
lin, as hostesses, served a salad course
with coffee, using gum drops holding
tiny U. S. Flags as favors.
Mrs. J. R. Campbell and Mrs. Louis
Lucas won the door prizes donated by
Williford’s Grocery Store and the
Roanoke Coal Co. respectively.
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PLEANANT GROVE
STEWARDS MEET
Pleasant Grove.—The Pleasant
Grove board of stewards held their
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. W. B. Chesson Sunday after
noon. Rev. M. R. Gardner presided.
Mrs. W. B. Chesson rendered prayer.
Reports from the stewards was given.
Mr. Gardner outlined the work for
the new year, and plans were suggest
ed and discussed for the upkeep of
the church. The envelope system will
be continued for the financial con
tributions, which is a grea. help to
the treasurer at the close of the year.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
J. C. Swain in Plymouth.
MRS. J. K. REID
HOSTESS THURSDAY
Mrs. J. K Reid delightfully enter
tained the Thursday Afternoon Liter
ary Club at her home on January 2.
All members were present except Mrs.
W. H. Clark, who was out of town.
Mrs. S. D. Jones, guest of Mrs. B. G.
Campbell was a visitor.
Mrs. Z. V. Norman gave an inter
esting review of "Days Before Lent"
and W. R. Hampton discussed. "His
toric North Carolina Churches."
Club members were invited into the
dining room at the conclusion af the
meeting where a delicious two course
dinner was served, consisting of fried
chicken, rice, tomato slices on let
tuce. hot biscuits, coffee, molded ice
cream and fruit cake.
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MRS. SATTERTHWAITE
HOSTESS TO CLUB
Mrs. Dan Satterthwaite was hostess
to her bridge club on Wednesday eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock at a chicken sa
lad supper.
Mrs. W. J, Jackson, Mrs. A. J. Byrd
and Mrs. R. S. Ange joined the club
members for the evening.
Mrs. Roy L. Swain scored high for
the club and received linen hand
kerchiefs. Mrs. A. J. Byrd was pre
sented a flower bowl as the visitor’s
high award and Mrs. J. H. Newkirk
won the bingo prize.
A red and white motif was accen
tuated.
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MRS. TED BLOUNT
HOSTESS MONDAY
Mrs. Ted Blount delightfully en
tertained at two tables of bridge last
Monday evening at her apartment
on Main Street.
At the end of four progressions of
bridge, the high score prize was pre
sented to Mrs. J. R. Campbell. The
hostess gave a prize to Mrs. C. O.
Lewis, of Clinton, guest of Mrs. E. L.
Owens. Mrs. C. L. Blount received
the low award.
A dessert course, with salted nuts,
mints and coffee, was served.
Guests included Mesdames C. L.
Blount, S. V. Lewis, R. W. Johnston,
J. R. Campbell, E. L. Owens, C. O.
Lewis, of Clinton, and C. E. Ayers.
WOODLEY-GREY
Creswell.— Miss Dorothy Grey,
daughter, of Mr and Mrs. Henry Grey
of Colmbia and James Thomas
Woodley, son of Mr. and Mrs Arthyr
Woodley, of Creswell. were united in
marriage Saturday evening January
4 at the Methodist rectory, with the
Rev R n Pitts officiating
CHESSON - JOHNSTON
Creswell.—Mr and Mrs. Stewart
Johnston Woodley announce the en
gagement and approaching marriage
of their daughter. Miriam Johnston,
to Mr. Russell Swain Chesson, of
Roper
U. D. c. CHAPTER
MEETS FRIDAY
The local chapter of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy will
meet Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Claudius McGowan,
with Mrs. Prank Nurney as joint
hostess. Mrs. John W. Darden is pres
ident of the chapter here.
MRS. W. R. HAMPTON
ENTERTAINS CLUB
Mrs. W. R. Hampton entertained
her bridge club Thursday evening.
Mesdames T. W. Earle. W. P Lloyd
Blount Rodman. A. Papineau, C. O.
Lewis, of Clinton, and Harry Daniel
joined the club members for the game.
Mrs. E L. Owens scored high for
the club and Mrs. C. O. Lewis, guest
of Mrs. Owens, was high scorer for
the visitors.
Refreshments consisted of sand
wiches. coffee, and hors-d-ouvres.
ROPER METHODIST
WOMEN IN MEETING
Roper.—The Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the Roper Meth
odist church held its January meet
ing with Mrs. M. R. Gardner, at the
parsonage, with 11 members attend
ing.
The president. Mrs. A. R. Hooker,
presided, and the meeting was opened
with the Lord's Prayer. After the
[minutes ewre read and various re
ports given, pledge cards for 1941 were
signed, while Mrs. M. R. Gardner
sang "I Gave My Life for Thee."
An interesting program, entitled
"Investing Our Heritage for Health,"
was presented under the leadership
of Mrs. C. L. Walker, with Mrs. M.
R. Gardner, Miss Alma Knowles and
Mrs. C. L. Walker participating. "Min
istering to Shifting Populations."
taken from the book. "Uprooted Amer
icans." was presented by the Rev. M.
R. Gardner.
The February meeting will be held
with Mrs. B. B. Spencer.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess.
MRS. A. J. BYRD GIVES
DINNER-BRIDGE
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Byrd entertain
ed the employees of the Byrd’s Cloth
ing store at a dinner-bridge on
Thursday evening.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Cleve Cratch. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Hardison. Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Co
burn, Mi's. Blanche Jackson and ad
ditional guests Mrs. Marvin Pigford
of Weldon and Mr. and Mrs. H. Mar
ion Ramsey.
mrs. c. McGowan
HOSTESS TO CLUB
Mrs. Claudius McGowan was hos
tess to her bridge club on Friday
I evening at which time Christmas
! gifts were exchanged
Mrs. J B Edmondson won a box of
handkerchiefs as the high score prize.
A dessert course was served
Womble's Specials!
Woodbury SHAVING LOTION
50c VALUE FOR
COLGATE TOOTH POWDER
Uuv the GIANT SIZE for 40c and get LARGE SIZE for le
50c VALUE FOR
35c
41c
Cashmere Bouquet HAND LOTION
Buy the GIANT SIZE for 35c and get LARGE SIZE for lc
55c VALUE FOR
25c Size HAND LOTION FREE
WITH 50c SIZE WOODBURY'S COLD CREAM
75c VALUE FOR
36c
50c
W0MBLE Drug Store
An Appreciation
At the close of our first year's bus
iness in Plymouth, we take this occa
sion to extend our sincere thanks and
appreciation for the patronage extend
ed us by the people throughout the sec
tion.
We have tried and will continue to
try to give value received in each trans
action you have with us. We trust you
will continue to favor us with your pat
ronage in the future as you have in the
past, and, as for our part, we pledge
ourselves to give the best service and
the most in furniture values that you
can obtain anywhere.
Again, we thank you, and ask you
to come to see us whenever you are in
the market for quality furniture and
home furnishings.
M. H. Mitchell
FURNITURE COMPANY
Corner Water & Jefferson Sts. Phone ,320-6
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