ADDITIONAL
SOCIAL NEWS
In Smithfield for Week-End
Mrs. T. L. Bray and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Bray spent the week-pnd
in Smithfield. She was accompanied
there by Mrs. J. H. Bonner and Peg
gy Bonner, of Elizabeth City.
In Rocky Mount Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Adler went to
Rocky Mount Wednesday.
In Robersonville Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. House and fam
ily spent Sunday in Robersonville.
Are Guests Here Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Morris and
children and Miss Marion Davenport,
of Columbia, and Mr. Swain, of the
U. S. Navy, were guests on Monday
of Mrs. John Carlisle.
Visits Here from Williamston
Mrs. J. L. Robertson, of Williams
ton. spent last week with her daugh
ter, Mrs. W. H. Booker and Mr.
Booker.
Has Tonsil Operations
Bruce Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. M. Wright, of Plymouth and Joanne
Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
C. Hayes, of Dardens underwent ton
sil operations at the Plymouth Clinic
this week.
Large Commercial
Chrysanthemums
Yellow
White - Lavender
also
White & Yellow Button
Price: $3 Dozen
Dr. C. McGowan
Plymouth, N. C.
Now Living In Norfolk
Mrs Catherine Woolweber is now
living in Norfolk, so as to be with
her husband who is stationed at Lit
tle Creek. She is working at the
Norfolk General Hospital while there.
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Visiting Here This Week
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. (Johnnie)
Jones are visiting friends here this
week. Mr. Jones, a water tender 2/c,
of the Seabees, has been in the Aleu
tian Islands for 20 months: Mrs.
Jones has been making her home in
in Sanford.
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Visiting In Gastonia
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Basinger
are spending sometime in Gastonia
with their daughters.
Returns to Indiana
Miss Jeannett Rath, and friend,
have returned to Kendall, Ind., after
spending a few weeks here with Miss
Rath's parents.
Visiting Son Here
Mrs. Whitley, of Washington, is
visiting her son. W. L. Whitley and
Mrs. Whitley.
Attend Funeral in Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Keys attended
the funeral of a relative in Georgia
this week.
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In Rocky Mount Monday
Mrs. Z. V. and Mrs. C. J. Norman
went to Rocky Mount Monday.
Visit in New York
Mrs. Blanche Midgett and Mrs. W.
H. Peele returned last night after
spending a week in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Polk
Honor E. W. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Polk entertatin
ed on Sunday afternoon from 5 to 6
a group of friends honoring, E. W.
Walker, of Milwaukee, Wis., a former
manager of the North Carolina Pulp
Company plant here.
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SNIFFLV. STUFFY
distress OF
special
Instantly, relief from sniffly, sneezy
stuffy distress of head colds starts to
come the moment you put a few drops
of Va-tro-nol up each nostril. Soothes
irritation, relieves congestion, makes
breathing easier in a hurry. Also helps
prevent many colds front developing
if used in time. Just try it! Works fine!
Follow directions in folder.
Double-Duty Nose Drops
Works Fast Right Where
VICKS VAIRO-NOL
Mrs. J. H. Newkirk Is
Hostess To Bridge Club
Mrs. J. H. Newkirk was hostess to
her bridge club on Tuesday evening.
Additional guests were Mrs. Corbitt
Swain, Mrs. W. C. Chesson. Mrs. M.
W. Spruill. W. C. Jones. R. E. Dunn
ing and Mrs. Jack Prank.
High score prize was won by Mrs. A.
J Byrd and Mrs. Jack Horner was
runner-up. Mrs. W. C. Chesson scored
high for the visitors.
A salad course was served prior to
the game.
Mrs R A Duvall Entertains
At Dinner-Bridge Monday
Mrs. R. A. Duvall delightfully en
terained a group of friends at din
ner-bridge on Monday evening. At
the conclusion of a three course din
ner. bridge was played for five pro
gressions with high score going to
Mrs. S. A. Ward and second high to
Mrs. Lloyd Horton. Both prizes were
$1 in War Stamps.
Guests included Mesdames Zeno
Lyon. S. A. Ward. W. R. Hampton.
Corrinne Austin. R. W. Johnston, H.
B. Chapin. S. M. Rasmusson, Bernice
Hammons.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M.
Rasmusson Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Rasmusson
entertained about 35 friends on Sun
day from 12 to 1 in honor of their
grandson. Lief Stebbins Rasmusson.
who was christened at the morning
service at Grace Episcopal Church
here by the rector, the Rev. W. B.
Daniels.
George Curry at the christening
service was proxy for the child's fa
ther, Capt. S. S. Rasmusson, who is
overseas, Harry Kruse was proxy for
the child's maternal grandfather and
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Rasmusson were
god-parents.
Mrs. B. A. Sumner
Entertains Club
Mrs. B. A. Sumner entertained the
Round Dozen Bridge Club on Friday
evening. A chicken salad supper was
served upon the arrival of the club
members and three guests, Mrs. Tom
Overman. Mrs. W. A. Smith and
Mrs. Taylor Mauney.
In the bridge game that followed,
Mrs. W. Frith Winslow won the high
score prize, Mrs. Bernice Hammons
the bingo prize and Mrs. W. A. Smith
the visitor's prize.
Lovely chrysanthemums decorated
the living and dining rooms.
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Attend Meeting in Windsor
Mesdames S. A. Ward, T. W. Earle.
D. J. Brinkley, Lloyd Horton, Zeno
Lyon, H. B. Chapin, Minnie Cahoon,
R. A. Duvall, W. R. Hampton, Eliza
Daniel, Guy Watson. Miss Mary Du
vall and the Rev. W. B. Daniels, are
attending the Edenton Convocation
of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Church in Windsor today.
BLOOD-TESTED BABY CHICKS
Rocks or Reds; Postpaid at
$12.95 for 100 - 300 for $37.5(1
Heavy Mixed $10.50; 300 for $30
Write for WhTsale Price, Address:
SHEELEY’S CHICKS
NORFOLK 10, VA.
PEANUT FARMERS
BE SURE
YOUR PEANUTS ARE
Thoroughly
Dry
BEFORE PICKING
WHEN YOU GET THEM
READY FOR MARKET
SEE OR CALL
I. T. BROWNING & SON
Office ai A. C. L. Depot . Plymouth, N. C.
Phone 292-6 !
PLANTERS NUT AND CHOCOLATE COMPANY
MACKEYS
Mrs. C. S. Wilbinski. after an ex
tended visit to her mother, Mrs. T.
B. Wallace, left Wednesday to visit
her husband's parents, in Philadel
phia.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Liverman and
Mrs. J W. Everett, of Columbia were
Sunday guests of Mrs. N. T. Everett.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Klass made a
business trip to Washington Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Sessoms and
little Miss Linda Sessoms, of Wind
sor spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Edison Davenport.
Mrs. Theodore Wallace was the
dinner guest of Mrs. Nan Everett
Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Klass visited friends in
Washington during the week-end.
Mrs. Dick Lamb and children were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C G.
Reddick.
Mrs. Richard Overton was a busi
ness visitor in Edenton Wednesday.
Miss Evelyn Chesson of Snow Hill
spent the week-md with her mother,
Mrs. H. R. Chesson.
Pleasant Grove
Mrs. Virginia Monroe spent the
week-end with Lt. and Mrs. Bob In
gram in Edenton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tarkenton. of
Newport News and son. John Tarken
ton. .ir.. of the Southwest Pacific, were
the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T. L. Wynne. Miss Myrtle Tarken
ton and Miss Nellie Tarkenton. of
Plymouth, were also their dinner
guests Sunday.
Cpl. Ross Chesson. son of E. R.
Chesson, of Plymouth, spent Wednes
day night with his grandmother, Mrs.
Lina Chesson. Cpl. Chesson is sta
tioned at a camp in Colorado.
Mrs. Bettie Spruill is spending some
time with Capt. and Mrs. N. M.
Spruill at Elizabeth City.
Miss Violet Phelps is taking a course
in a nursing school in Richmond. Va..
from there she plans to take training
at a hospital in Baltimore, Md. Miss
Phelps is considered a very deserv
ing and well-liked young lady in this
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Chesson and
Mrs. C. G. Gurganus spent Thursday
in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Chesson and
son, Larry and Billie were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Basnight
Sunday.
Mrs. C. G. Gurganus and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Abe Davenport vis
ited relatives in Hassel Sunday.
Mrs. William Phelps spent Tuesday
in Plymouth.
Mrs. Edens and Mrs. Horton
Hostesses at Dinner Party
Mrs. Tex Edens and Mrs. Lewis
Horton were hostesses at a dinner
party on Saturday evening to a
group of their friends at the home of
the former.
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Class Has Wiener
Roast Last Week
The Senior class of the Ludford
Memorial Baptist Church had a wie
ner roast at the home of Mrs. Mildred
Dawley Thursday night. About 20
members of the class attended. Keith
Arnold who is the assistant teacher
for the class accompanied them as
chaperon.
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Miss Mary Elizabeth Bray
Honors Guest Monday
Miss Mary Elizabeth Bray was hos
;ess at two tables of bridge on Mon
Say evening, honoring Mrs. W. J. Fay
monville, of Fredericksburg, Va.. who
was her guest.
Mrs. Bob Irvine won the high score
prize. Mrs. Faymonville received the
bingo prize and was also presented a
gift by the hostess.
Those present were, in addition to
the honoree, Mrs. Bob Irvine, Mrs. L.
Wagner, Mrs. C. K. Anderson, Mrs.
A D. Hanes, Mrs. Tom Overman, Mrs.
W. A. Davidson, Jr., and Miss Kath
erine Midgett.
A dessert course was served.
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Visit In Norfolk
Mrs. Leon Driver. jr„ and daugh
ter. Dianne, spent a few days in Nor
folk recently with friends.
Visiting from Raleigh
Mrs. N. B. Stevens, of Raleigh is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Camp
bell.
For Cold Weather
AHEAD WE HAVE
Just Received—
★
Men's and Boys
TOPCOATS and
REVERSIBLES
In A1I Wool Gabardines, Fleeces,
and Tweeds
Men's
$14.95 - $32.50
Boys'
$8.95 - $14.95
Also New Shipment of
Men’s and Boys’
SUITS - COATS - SWEATERS
PANTS and other Furnishings!
GANDERSON'S
Quality Shop
SKINNERSVILLE
George Johnson, of Fort Monroe,
/a., and Mr. Smith, of near Winfall.
vere guests of Mrs. Sally Davenport
md Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Everett and
'amily Saturday. Mr. Johnson stated
;his was his first visit to the com
nunity in 52 years.
Mrs. William F. Tipton, of Seven
Mile. Ohio, who has been visiting i ■ r
nother, Mrs. Ada Halsey, and broth
:rs. left Tuesday for her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter White en
;ertained at their home here last
Wednesday evening in honor of the
nrthdays of their son-in-law and
laughter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lu
;as, jr., of Plymouth. The home
vas decorated with pretty fall flow
ers of many kinds and colors. Those
present included the Rev. and Mrs.
Richard Lucas. sr„ Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Lucas, jr.. and daughter,
Dale Marganette, of Plymouth, and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter White.
Mrs. Sally Davenport was in Plym
juth Wednesday. While there she
idsited Mrs. Claude Norman
Services were held at Oak Grove
Baptist church last Sunday morning
by the pastor, Rev. S. B. Wilson, of
Creswell.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Bell, of Chowan
River Bridge, and Mrs. Sally Dav
enport were dinner guests of Mr and
Mrs. Clinton Everett Sunday
Walter W. WTiite was a visitor to
:he Williamston tobacco market last,
ruesdav.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Everett. Mr.
ind Mrs. P. H. Bell and Mrs. Sally
Davenport were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Snell, jr.. on Cross Roads
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Everett and
children, of Mackeys, were Sunday
evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clin
ton Everett.
E. W. Walker and Melvin
White Entertain Friends
E. W. Walker and Melvin White, of
Milwaukee, Wis.. entertained a group
of friends at breakfast at the Plym
outh Country Club Sunday morning.
CHERRY
Dorkie Davenport and family were
home to visit his mother. Mrs. A. W.
Davenport, who is ill with pneumonia,
Newport News and Portsmouth, Va.
Mrs. W. A. Herring and little son
accompanied her home. Henry
Phelps from Norfolk. Va.. is ill with
pneumonia at his father's home near
Cherry.
Mrs. Andrew Davenport, of South
Mills, visited her father. D. A. Phelps
on Sunday. Frank Phelps and Wilbur
Phelps and family also visited their
father on Sunday.
also Ralph Davenport and Lucille
Davenport were home from Wash
ington, D. C.
Mrs. Rossie Spruill has returned
home from visiting her children in
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4* Complete with Permanent om r
j "ave Solution, curie,
Rhnmpoo and wave set—noiHriT
e[f.e to buy. Requires no heat, cirri' ■ i.-i •- r.r ma
chines. Safe for every type of li.-ir. Over C, mil
iion sold Money back guarantee. Get a Charni
JMirl Ivit today.
W. F. Winslow’s 5c to SI Store
William
Penn
Pint $1-85
Fifth *3 00
Blended Whiskey, 86 proof,
65# groin neutral spirits
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DERHAM & WORTS
P E OR i A, ILLINOIS
LIMITED
Winterize Your Car
Bring li To Us for
A Complete Check-up
and Put in Anti-Freeze
Full line of Radiator Hose. Anti-Freeze,
Heaters, Tires and Tubes. The motor
should be tuned for winter driving, oil
changed, and the cooling system cleaned
out before it gets too cold—let us do it all
for you.
If You Have a Used Car for Sale,
Any Make or Model See Us!
Big Stock oi Genuine Chevrolet
Parts and Accessories
HOUSE
CHEVROLET COMPANY
Jack W. House, Mgr.Plymouth, N. C.
The Office of Defense Transportation Says:
GROCERY DELIVERIES
MUST BE REDUCED
TO TWO DELIVERIES
EACH WEEK ONLY!
In order to comply with Office of Defense Transportation
Regulation 17, Amendment 3B, which states that grocery stores
can deliver only twice a week to any customer by truck, the un
dersigned groceries have decided to make deliveries
Fridays & Saturdays
Of Each Week
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
Please bear in mind that we are following government regu
lations and are not taking this action of our own choosing. We
feel sure that we have the public’s understanding and cooperation
in this effort to conserve labor, trucks, tires and gasoline; and we
extend our thanks for your patronage.
Yellow Front Market
P. H. Darden Grocery
J. E. Hardison
Sexton's Store
Kelly's Grocery & Market
Allen's Store
R. S. Browning
W. T. Arranls
Tetterton & Outten
Fagan's Cash Store
N. L. Armstead