Entertainments
Club Meetinn
tCngaifementa
Weddincs
Personals
Society and Personals
OF PLYMOUTH and WASHINGTON COUNTY
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Spends Week-End Ilnnie
Linwood Hassell, who is employed
in Edenton. spent the week-end at
home.
In Bethel Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Manning went
to Bethel Sunday afternoon.
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Here Saturday and Sunday
S. A. Ward, of Fort Bragg, was at
home Saturday and Sunday.
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Here for Week-End
Otis Davis, of the U. S. Navy, spent
the week-end here with Mrs. Davis.
TOPCOAT
WEATHER
IS NOW HERE!
Buy Early and Get
A Good Selection
ALL WOOL
TOPCOATS
All Colors
$14.95 to $24.58
WOOL
Reversible Coals
$12.95 up
NEW
All-Wool SUITS
FOR BOYS
$8.95 up
FOR MEN
$16.95 to $29.50
Leather COATS
All Styles
$7.50 to $13.95
GANDERSON'S
QUALITY Shop
Visiting Husband
Mrs. Paul Swain is visiting her
husband at a camp in Springfield,
Missouri. Mr. Swain will this week
complete training as a surgical tech
nician and his wife will attend the
graduating exercises.
In Norfolk Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Brown and
Miss Peggy Brown went to Norfolk
Saturday.
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In Norfolk Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. S. Scherr and son
and Mr. and Mrs. Ganderson went
to Norfolk Sunday.
Week-End Guests Here
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Campbell, of
New Bern, and Mr. and Mrs. Ran
dolph Allen and son. of Williamston,
were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Campbell.
Mrs. J. W. Willoughby, Miss Libby
Willoughby, Edward Willoughby and
Frank Garrett went to Williamston
Saturday.
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Guests Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whitaker and
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Edwards and
daughter, Joan, were guests on Sun
day of Dr. and Mrs. A. Papineau.
Here from Rich Square
Mrs. W. A. Worrell, of Rich Square,
spent the week-end with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Lloyd Owens.
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Make Trip To Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Oliver and Mr.
and Mrs. Jennings Ward went to
Norfolk last Friday, returning after
a brief stay.
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; Home for Week-End
Miss Mary Charlotte Jones was at
home for the week-end.
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Spends Week-End In Rocky Mount
Miss Marguerite Cobb spent the
week-end in Rocky Mount.
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Visit Parents Here
Miss Prances Stillman, of Eden
ton, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Stillman during the week
end.
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Here from Smithfield
Mrs. J. W. Moore, of Smithfield,
was the guest this week of her
daughter. Mrs. T. L. Bray.
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In Richmond with Son
Mrs. Myrtle Evans Herring is
spending sometime in Richmond with
her son.
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Visit In Windsor Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Williford and
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ayers visited
friends in Windsor Sunday after
noon.
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In Norfolk Saturday
Mrs. M. W. Spruill and daughters,
Frances Stell and Carolyn, Mrs. J.
R. Manning and daughter, Martha,
spent Saturday in Norfolk.
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Moves To Elizabeth City
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hudson and
daughter, Betty have moved to
Elizabeth City to make their home.
Goes To New York
Mrs. W. J. Highsmith, Jr., accom
panied her husband on Sunday to
Norfolk where he took a boat for
New York.
NOTICE TO MILK CONSUMERS
Due to continually advancing costs—over
which we have no control—we reluctant
ly announce that the—
Price of Milk Will Be Advanced lc
Per Quart, Effective November 1st
We appreciate very highly your past
patronage and hope to have the pleasure of
continuing to serve you.
SPRINGWOOD DAIRY
R. H. LUCAS, Prop. Phone 218-7
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* WE WANT TO SEND A CHRISTMAS CARD TO EVERY WASH
INGTON COUNTY BOY IN THE MILITARY SERVICE
f Give Us the Name and Address oi 'Every Soldier Relative in the Serv
l ice So That We Can Send Him a Christmas Card• You Are Under No
Obligation, Because This Is Something We Wish To Do for the Boys
Ourselves.
BO If OUR
EARLIER THAN EVER'
it's not a oit too early to oegin looKing around tor cnristmas
gifts. Stocks are complete now, for one thing; and, for another,
you never know when rationing may be extended to include some
of those articles you may have picked out to give someone on
your Christmas list. We have a large stock and prices are right.
Gifts For The Men In Overseas
Service Must Be Mailed This Week
The government has announced that November 1st is the dead
line for mailing gifts to soldiers overseas in order to insure delivery
by Christmas. We’ll be glad to help you pick out gifts and wrap
them for you. Come in before Saturday night, if you can.
FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF GIFT SUGGESTIONS
Approved by the Boys Themselves and by the Army and Navy:
Cigarettes
Pipe Tobacco
Tobacco Pouch
Pipe
Cigarette Lighter
Pocket Bible
Magazines
Books
Pen and Pencil Sets
Stationery
Writing Kit
Handkerchiefs
Hainan
Travel Kits
Razor Blades
Shaving Cream
Shaving Lotion
Shaving Powder
Dentriflce
Toothbrush
Hairbrush
Hair Tonic
Shampoo
Foot Products
Comb
Shoe Brush and Polish
Nail Pile and Scissors
Clothes Brush
Sewing Kit
Flashlight and Batteries
Playing Cards
Sun Glasses
Leather Wallet
Camera and Film
Candy and Gum
Metal Mirror
Shaving Brush
Dinner Tuesday Night by Women's Clubs
Plymouth Faculty Members Honored at
Plymouth school faculty members
were honored at a two-course Hal
loween dinner Tuesday evening, given
by the local woman’s club and the
junior woman's club in the commun
ity building.
Mrs. A. J. Byrd, president of the
senior club, and Mrs. Linwood Brown,
president of the junior club, greeted
the guests and directed them to their
seats at the table, which held flower
arrangements in Halloween colors.
Mrs. R. H. Lucas gave the invoca
tion. after which “America" was sung
by the group, with Mrs. R. W. John
ston accompanying on the piano. The
club presidents then expressed words
of welcome.
Following the dinner, a program
was rendered, with Mrs. Byrd in
charge. A quiz program was con
ducted by Mrs. T. L. Bray, with five
teachers and five club members tak
ing part. Tile teachers won. Mrs.
E. W. Furgurson rendered two vocal
numbers, with Mrs. Johnston at the
piano. A humorous reading was then
given by Miss Charlotte McNair. H.
H. McLean, county superintendent of
schools, and R. B. Trotman, princi
pal of the local schools, made brief
talks. Mrs. W. V. Hays made a talk,
bespeaking aid and interest in estab
lishing a recreation center here for
the young people of the community.
In conclusion. ' The Star-Spangled
Banner” was sung.
The dinner was served by six high
school girls: Fiances Spruill. Martha
Manning. Carolyn Brown, Jean Mod
lin, Eunice Holliday, and Joyce Har
ris.
Has Tonsil Operation
Miss Agnes Whidbee underwent a
tonsil operation at the Plymouth
clinic last week.
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Attend District Meeting
Mesdames W. H. Peele, Ted Blount,
Edison Davenport, C. L. Blount and
J. F. Jordan attended the district
club meeting in Powellsville Wednes
day.
Goes To Dallas, Texas
C. W. Humphries left this week for
Dallas, Texas, to assume his duties
in the FBI department. His wife,
the former Florence Gardner, wall
remain here for a few weeks.
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In Washington Hospital
Tom Sanderson is a patient in
Tayloe Hospital in Washington.
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Leaves for Nashville, Tenn.
oJhn Edward Willoughby left
Wednesday for Nashville, Tenn.,
where he will receive training in the
army air corps as an aviation cadet.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Willoughby.
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Takes Sigma Phi Epsilon Pledge
Carl L. Bailey, jr., is a Sigma Phi
Epsilon pledgeer at Wake Forest Col
lege.
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Will Leave Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whitley, Mrs.
T. L. Bray and Mr. and Mrs. B. G.
Campbell will leave Saturday to
spend the week-end in Davidson and
Winston-Salem, respectively.
Home For Vacation
Miss Catherine Terry, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Terry, has arrived
at her home from Wilmington for a
vacation visit. Miss Terry is a
graduate nurse, having just finished
three-year training course in the
James Walker Hospital at Wilming
ton.
Here from Edenton
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and baby,
of Edenton, were guests on Sunday
of the Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson.
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Guests Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Anderson, of
Manasquan, N. J., and Miss Edith
Edmondson were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Edmondson Sunday and
Sunday night.
Here from Williamston
Miss Marguerite Estep, of Wil
liamston, spent Sunday here.
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Visit Relatives In Pittsboro
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Womble and
daughter visited relatives in Pitts
boro during the week-end.
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Here from Williamston
Mrs. J. L. Robertson, of Williams
ton spent a few days last week with
her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Booker.
lome For Visit
Sidney A. Ward, now in the U. S.
H-my and stationed at Fort Bragg,
vas at home last Sunday for a brief
'isit.
n Ayden for Week-End
Miss Frances Turnage spent the
/eek-end in Ayden.
Spends Week-End At Home
Miss Mary Corinne Cahoon spent
he week-end at home.
Spends Week-End Here
Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison of
Norfolk, spent the week-end here
with relatives.
RUFFIN - NESTOR
Captain and Mrs. Stewart Earle
Nestor announce the marriage of
their daughter. Rosemary Louise, to
Ensign Frederick Ruffin, on Mouday,
October 12.
Mi's. Ruffin is a graduate of the
Plymouth High School and attended
the Mary Washington College in
Fredericksburg, Va.
Ensign Ruffin, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Ruffin, of Kelford, is a
graduate of Wake Forest College and
he also graduated from the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis,
Md.. last May with a Naval Reserve
class.
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All Saints and All Souls
Day at Catholic Church
The feast of All Saints will be cele
brated Sunday. November 1, at St.
Anns Catholic church, Edenton, at
11a. m., with Holy Mass. Sermon on
"All Saints and All Souls Days," by
the Rev. Father F. J. McCourt. pas
tor.
The commemoration of All the
Souls Departed, a religious memorial
day, will be observed at St. Anns on
Monday. November 2, with Holy
Masses at 6:30. 7 and 8:30 a. m.
Everybody is invited to all the
services.
Confessions will be heard Sunday.
10:30 to 10:55 a. m.; 4:30 to 5: and
8 to 8:30 p. m.
In Rocky Mount Saturday
Mrs. W. J. Jackson, Miss Lorraine
Jackson and Miss Becky Ward went
to Rocky Mount Saturday.
In Raleigh This Week
Miss Marie Farley and Mrs. S. V.
Lewis are attending the annual state
nurses’ convention in Raleigh this
week.
Here from Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Warrington,
Mrs. C. A. Larkin and Mrs. Russell
Holton, of Norfolk were guests on
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lar
kin.
PIES
Apple - Peach - Raisin
Mince Meat - Cocoanut
EACH
2 for 25c
HASSELL Bros.
BAKERY
SERENA-TAYLOR
Robert Serena, U. S. army air:
corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. P B
Serena, of Plymouth, and Miss Mau
reen Taylor, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. J. F Taylor, of Richwood, W.
Va.. were married Sunday. October
11, in Denver Colo., by Capt. Cecil
C.Campbell, port chaplain at Buckley
Field, where i he bridegroom is sta
tioned. The single ring ceremon
was used.
The bride was attended by Miss
Agnes C. Pritzi and best man was
Private Raleigh C. Sorge. both of
Manitowoc, Wis. Following the cere
mony a reception and wedding sup
per was held at the Brown Palace
Hotel, where they had residence for
a few days, when the bridegroom re
turned to camp and the bride to
Charleston. W. Va., where she is em
ployed in the treasury department of
the Virginia Gasoline and Oil Com
pany.
Mrs. Richwood is a graduate of
Richwood high school, a member of j
the Beta Sigma Phi sorority, and an
active member of Charleston's newly
organized 25th Battalion. Pvt. Sere
na attended Richwood high school
and before entering the army was
employed by the North Carolina Pulp
Co., at Plymouth. He is now a stu
dent in the army air corps techni
cal school at Buckley Field.
PLEASANT GROVE
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Knowles and
son Russell, of Washington, visited
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Knowles, here
Sunday.
Mrs. Dolphus Lamb, and infant
baby, returned Sunday from a
Washington hospital.
Cloyd McConnell, has been trans
Literary Club Lntertamea
By Mrs. J. F. Jordan
Mrs, J. F. Jordan delightfully en
tertained the Thursday Afternoon
Literary CluS on October 22. at the
Plymouth Country Club.
Mrs. W. H Peele presided and
Mrs. C. E Ayers read the minutes in
the absence of the secretary, Mrs. S,
V. Lewis The president reported
that five of the members were plan
ning to attend the district club meet
ing in Powellsville this week.
Following the business sesion. Mrs.
J. R. Campbell presented a paper—
“Understanding the News--How to
Read a Newspaper.”
Mrs. Edison Davenport read an es
say “The World We Want After the
War.” that won her second place on.
at a meeting of Farm Bureau women
held in Raleigh last summer.
Mrs. W. H. Clark gave a response
to Mrs. Davenport's paper. Mrs. T.
L. Bray led the devotional at the
opening of the meeting.
A chicken salad supper was served
at the conclusion. The table held
arrangements of Mexican Sunflow
ers in Halloween containers. Narrow
strips of black and orange crepe pa
per extended down the length of the
refreshment table, and orange can
dles in crystal holders completed the
table appointments.
ferred to Davisville, R. I. from Rich
mond. with the Naval Reserve.
Carlton Lamb and family of Wil
liamston, visited relatives here Sun
day.
Mrs. W. R. Chesson and son Larry
are spending this week with her par
ents.
Miss Agnes Spruill left Monday to
accept work in Williamston.
Green ICC
CABBAGE, 4 lbs.«v
Florida O C C
GRAPEFRUIT. 4 for *3V
FANCY
RICE, lb. 10c
GREAT NORTHERN
Beans, 3 lb.. 25c
TABLE
Salt, 4 ior ... 15c
Rich in Vitamin B-l Pkg.
Buckwheat . 10c
16-OZ. MAJOR
Syrup, bottle 15c
■ Florida Doz.
I Oranges... 25c
QUAKER HOMINY
GRITS, pkg. 10c
KELLOGG’S CORN
Flakes, 2 for lie
LARGE
MILK, can... 9c
OLEOMARGARINE
GEN, lb. 17ic
KRAFT’S
Parkay, lb.. 27c
Grade A Market
MEATY RIB
STEW BEEF, lb.
MEATY RIB
STEW BEEF, lb.20c
*WkCiMtMMrs Bring TMr Fn*nit J
Here Again! ROSE'S 18th Annual
PEANUT WEEK
October 31st — November 7 th
SALTED SPANISH
Peanuts
3oz.JQ(
Split Salteds, lb. 25c
For 18 years now, ROSE’S Stores have
chosen the pick of each year's new crop of
peanuts, bought tons of them, and offered
them to our customers during Annual Pea
nut Week at prices beyond comparison!
This year’s crop is the finest in many
years! There’s a superb flavor, a grand
taste treat in the 1942 peanuts! You’ll want
lots of them . . . buy them by the pound dur
ing ANNUAL PEANUT WEEK.
NEW CROP—Fresh Daily
Peanuts
8oz-10^
Split Salteds, lb.
25c
ROSE'S 5-10-25* STORE