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Engagements Club Meetings Personals Weddir.gr Entertainments Society and Personals OF PLYMOUTH and WASHINGTON COUNTY .... pttyTrrwrr PHONE Anything for This Department To 295-6 r.T.ivrvm? mr3 College Students Here Cast Week Misses Cornelia Edmondson. Helen Harrison. Becky Ward. Mary Char lotte Jones, Bill Spruill and Miss Mary Elizabeth Bray, spent a few days here last week-end with their re'Ajrtive parents. ■ i i — . Week-end at Home Miss Edith Edmondson spent the week-end at home. Visiting Father in Virginia Mrs. Blount Rodman is visiting her father in Tazewell, Va. Undergoes Operation Miss Margaret Peele is recuperat ing in a Washigton hospital from a recent appedicitis operation. To Raleigh Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corpening went to Raleigh Saturday. Announce Birth of Daughter Mr and Mrs. Durand Keel an nounce the birth of a daughter on January 28 in Plymouth. Baltimore Visitor Charles Clifford, of Baltimore, vis ited Mrs. A. L. Owens last week. Week-end in Suffolk Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Trotman spent the week-end in Suffolk. Vfjis Relatives Mrs. B. E. Smiling made a recent visit to relatives in Warrenton. “GIVE US THIS DAY OUR DAILY BREAD” (Mat. 6:11) « i YOUR” Daily Devotional Program 7:15 a. m. WPTF, Raleigh, N. C. Portsmouth Visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cowan, of Portsmouth, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Landing. Visits Mrs. Swain in Hospital Mrs. Joe Jackson visited Mrs. Blanche Swain in a Rocky Mount hospital Sunday. Return From Waynesville Mrs. George Scott and son have returend home from Waynesville aft er visiting relatives. To Washington Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Lyon and sons and Miss Martha Hornthal went to Washigton Sunday. New Bern Visitor Mrs. Stith, of New Bern, was the recent guest of her neice, Mrs. Lewis Horton. -'i, Frank Rasmusson Transferred Frank Rasmusson, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Rasmusson. of Plymouth, who has been working with a life insurance company in Chicago, has been transferred to St. Louis, Mo„ where he is in charge of an office. Recuperating in Charlotte Mrs. M. J. Polk is in Charlotte at the home of her sister after spend ing several weeks in a hospital there. -® Attends Meeting in Goldsboro Mrs. S. A. Ward, sr., attended an Episcopal Church meeting in Golds boro last week, Week-end in Mount Olive Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Highsmith, jr., spent the week-end in Mount Olive. To Norfolk Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Horton went to Norfolk Sunday. DRUG VALUES! 25c Value—Dr. W/esEs TOOTH PASTE 15c Squibbs’ MINERAL OIL, pint 59c VALENTINE CANDY Hollingsworth's Boxes From.30c to $5.00 5Cc Value—511 MOUTH WASH, 1 pint 39c NOROLAR, 1 pint.$1.00 100 Yeast and Iron TABLETS . 69c TEK Toothbrushes.29c WOMBLE Drug Store Prescriptions Filled as Your Doctor Orders LET US DEVELOP YOUR NEXT FILMS! DOUBLE SIZE AT NO EXTRA COST Working in Wilmington Mrs. Ellis Maples is working in Wilmington. She spends every week end with her family here. To Spend Sometime Here Mrs. E. L. Walker has returned here to spend sometime with her husband, who is resident manager of the local pulp plant. Visiting Sister Here Mrs. Rose Partin Surles, of Ports mouth, is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. E. Nestor. -<3> Visit in Pantego Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ricks and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Ricks in Pan tego last week. In Norfolk Hospital Mrs. J. F Jordan, of Dardens, is receiving treatment in a Norfolk hos pital. \lr. Blount Recovering Friends of H. A. Blount are glad to know that he is recovering from a recent illness, -® Returns to Brooklyn JoeLeggett has returned to Brook lyn, N. Y„ where he is employed. To Tarboro Friday Night Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Edmondson went to Tarboro Friday night to see Mrs. Edmondson’s mother, who has been ill. Noted Photographer Here Miss Jackie Martin, of Washing ton, D. C., recognized as one of the nation's foremost photographers, was here for the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Maples. Miss Martin was engaged in gathering photographic material to be used in connection with an article concerning the Ma ples family which will be published in a future issue of the Woman’s Home Companion. Since this na tional magazine is printed several months in advance, it is understood that it will be about four months or longer before the article will be pub lished. Visit Here Recently Joe Malik and Raymond Ambrose spent a few days here recently. -$ Attending Meeting in Raleigh W. R. Hampton is attending a meeting of the State Board of Con servation and Development in Ral eigh this week. Visiting Brother in Tarboro Miss Martha Homthal is visiting her brother, L. P. Hornthal, in Tar boro, this week. Called to Home Tuesday Miss Hilda Eaker was called to her borne Tuesday on account of the 3eath of a relative. ——-$> Visits Mother in Smithfield Mrs, T. L. Bray visited her mother in Smithfield a few days this week. in Norfolk Mrs. S. Scherr spent a few days in Norfolk this week. \ttend Wedding Saturday Among those attending the Mills Booth wedding in Elizabeth City last Saturday were: Mr. and Mrs. Zeno 3. Lyon, Z. G. Lyon, jr., Harlee Lyon Hiss Martha Hornthal, Mrs. J. H. STewkirk, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cor rening, Miss Evelyn Arps. Hallett Sverett, Jack Owens, and Miss Mary Duvall, of Plymouth: Mrs. N. H. Hills, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Teer, of Durham. -s> Sunday in Belhaven Mrs. Bill Dixon and Mrs. Dave Chisholm spent Sunday in Belhaven with Mrs. Radford Jones. To High Point .Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Miller Wairen went to High Point Thursday. "WHAT S HAVE MISSED! I should have installed ‘Pyrofax’ Gas Service 20 years ago!” “I’ve been a slave to my kitchen all the best years of my life! Imagine all the time I’ve wasted before install ing ‘Pyrofax’ gas! Don’t you make my mistake...when you can enjoy more time for yourself, better meals and more easily prepared ones, too... thanks to dependable “Pyrofax’ Gas Service!” 2?years SUPERIOR SERVICE “PYROFAX” TRADI-MARK GAS SERVICE Cooking • Water Hasting • Rotrlgarstlon In Homsa Beyond The Gaa Mains -——=* DEPENDABLE! AUTOMATIC! Two cylin ders are delivered to your home one for use-one for reserve-to prevent your running out of gas. Automatic equipment, available at slight extra charge, turns on supply from reserve cylinder as soon as cylinder in use be comes empty. C. E. AYERS, Agent PLYMOUTH, N. C. Sunday in Rooky Mount Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hardison and son. Miss Esther George and Hubert Britton visited in Rocky Mount Sun day Return From Florida Mr and Mrs. W. W. Browning have returned from a week's trip to Tam pa. St. Petersburg, Lake Wales and other points of interest in Florida. They report a very enjoyable trip. Robot onville Visitors Mrs. R. T. Purvis, sr., R. T. Purvis, ir., and Misses Pauline Jenkins, Em ily Roberson and Sadie Bowers, of Robersonville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Miller Warren Sunday afternoon Visit in Belhaven Miss Patsy Dixon and Miss Carolyn Brown visited Miss Iris Wilkerson in Belhaven Sunday. Returns from Hospital Lawrence Jones, jr.. has returned home from a Rocky Mount hospital where he received treatment several days last week. -« Recuperating at Home Here Lewis Price is spending two weeks at his home here recuperating from pneumonia. Mr. Price is in the U. S. Army at Fort Bragg. Taken to Hospital Mrs. Fletcher Harris was taken to a Washington hospital Friday for treatment. -■ Manteo Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Swain and son. of Manteo, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. Roy Swain. Announce Birth of Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hooker an nounce the birth of a daughter on Monday, February 2. Mills-Booth Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lee Booth, of Rocky Mount announce the marriage of their daughter, Martha Hornthal, to R. H. Mills, of Durham and Plym outh, on Saturday, January 31, at 10 o’clock in Christ Church, Eliza beth City. Mr. Mills is th son of Mr, and Mrs. H. N. Mills, of Durham. Mr. and Mrs. Mills will return this week-end from a wadding trip to New York and they will live temp orarily with Miss Martha Hornthal. --® Mrs. Winslow Entertains Round Dozen Bridge Club Mrs. W. Frith Winslow was hostess to the Round Dozen Bridge Club on Friday night at a three course dinner followed by six progressions of bridge Mrs. C. J. Norman was a dinner guest. Scoring high was Mrs. T. L. Bray. Mrs. C. McGowan won the bingo prize and Mrs. George Barden, a guest, was presented a gift. Mrs. L. J. Meunier, jr„ is a new member of the club. Miss Booth Entertains Friday Evening Miss Martha Booth entertained in formally on Friday evening at the home of Miss Martha Hornthal. Those present were Mrs. Lewis Sawyers, Mrs. Catherine Ambrose, Miss Evelyn Arps, Miss Mary Duvall and Mrs. Charles Corpening. Miss Booth was marreid the fol lowing morning to Ray Mills, of Dur ham and Plymouth. UQUID.UBU.TS.SAIVE.NOSE DROPS Fire Chief To Speak to Local Woman’s Club Milier Warren, Plymouth fire chief, will speak on the subject, Woman's Part, in Civilian Defense," at the Woman’s Club meeting to be held Friday at 1 o’clock in the commuity building. The hostesses will be Mesdames J. E. Swain, A, R. Modlin. Tom Darden, S. Scherr and Johnson Miss Jeanette Robertson Honor Guest at Shower Miss Jeanette Robertson, who is to be married to Sergeant J. W Arm strong on Sunday, February 8, was honored at a linen shower given by Misses Rebecca Armstrong, Melba Phelps and Helen Ward Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. H. W. Ward in the village. After the bride elect was presented a corsage by Miss Armstrong, she opened the many lovely gifts. Patriotic colors and motifs were emphasized in the corsage, decora tions and dessert course. Winners at bingo and high scorer were Misses Lucille Nicholson and Estelle Sawyer. Those enjoying the evening, besides the honoree and hostesses, were: Misses Margaret Bateman. Agnes Whitbee. Lucille Nicholson. Estelle Sawyer, and Mesdames Mary Lee Overton and Thelma Armstrong. Mrs. Walter Clark Hostess To Village Bridge Club Mrs. Walter Clark entertained the Village Bridge Club on Tuesday ev ening with Mrs. New Swain and Mrs. Paul Swain additional guests. Mrs. Clark was high scorer and Mrs. A. Papineau second high for the club. Mrs. Paul Swain received the visit ors' prize. A salad course was serv ed. ARRIVING! All the Time BRAND NEW SPRING SUITS In the best-looking Tweeds and Worsteds you’ve ever seen. $15.95 to $27.50 Spring Sport Trousers $2.98 up Hundreds of Spring SHOES Sport and Dress $2.98 lo $5.50 Spring Hals... $1.98 up Lots of other Spring Merchandise. Buy early and save. GANDERSON'S QUALITY Shop This Week's Specials ALL-COTTON BLANKETS SINGLE BLANKETS—Sold for 98c before the price rise last fall; For one week only.. DOUBLE BLANKETS—Sold for $1.98 regularly last year. For one week—Special at 50 Per Cent WOOL COMFORTS Bought before the prices went up last year and sold then at $4.95. We are put ting them on sale for one week only—VERY SPECIAL *3.95 Save ai Least i of Present Prices! NEW GOODS ARE ARRIVING DAILY! Keep Your Eyes on Our Window Displays NORMAN FURNITURE company Water & Washington Sts. Plymouth, N. C. Complete Line of Mebane-Royall Mattresses and Springs Miss Hornthal Hostess At Wedding Breakfast Mi: s Martha Hornthal entertained for her niece. Miss Martha Hornthal Booth, and Ray H. Mills, of Durham and Plymouth, at a buffet wedding oreakfast on Saturday morning, January 31. prior to their marriage it 10 o'clock in Christ Church, in Elizabeth City. White flowers and fern centered the lace covered table and white tap ers flanked the centerpiece. Guests Included Miss Booth and Mills. Mrs. N. H. Mills, of Durham, mother of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Teer, of Durham. Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Lyon and sons, Zeno, jr., and Harlee, Mrs. J. H. Newkirk, Mrs, Catherine Ambrose, Jack Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corpening, Miss Mary Duvall, Hallett Everett and Miss Evelyn Arps, all of Plymouth. GUARD YOUR CAR AGAINST WINTER This winter more than ever you need to take good care of your car. Right now lubricants should be changed over to winter grade. Get our special SINCLAIR-IZE FOR WINTER SERVICE that prepares your car for cold weather driving—prolongs its life. •fiik a Sinclair &q&Iqi to SiNCLAIR-fze your car FOR WINTER John Swinson AGENT PLYMOUTH. N. C. Harrison’s Service Station Opposite Williford's Tavern Cool Spring Grocery Joe Snell, Prop. Plymouth RFD Water St. Service Station C. O. “Shorty” Kelly Prop. P. S. Browning Dardens North Carolina Juniper Lodge M. L. Nobles, Prop. Plymouth Colon R. Bowen Plymouth North Carolina Talco Feeds Scratch Feed, 100-lb. bag $2.65 Laying Mash, 100-lb. bag $3.25 Starting Mash, 100-lb. bag $3.15 Growing Mash, 100-lb. bag $3.15 LARGE JUICY ORANGES, dozen.15c BUY LARGE BOX—GET SMALL BOX FREE OXYDOL 26c FANCY WINE SAP APPLES, 2 lbs..He SLICED RINDLESS BACON, lb.33c EXTRA FANCY GREEN GOLLARDS, 2 lbs..15c HARD HEAD Green CABBAGE, 4 lbs..19c EXTRA FANCY Pound Carton TOMATOES .... 19c EXTRA HARD HEAD LETTUCE, each.9c Large Stalk CELERY.10c
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