Goings, Comings and Doings
Around Here
With
Mary Lily Blake Phone the News to 300
Mrs. R. H. Robb was able to be
out Friday after being confined at
home in Onslow Terrace with a
sprained back.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Cass left
Friday morning for Fitzgerald, Ga ,
on account of the serious illness of
Mr. Cass' mother.
Miss Mary Jerdo, social worker
from Harlem, New York, is spend
ing several weeks here with friends.
Mrs. Preston Motes and young
son, Preston, Jr., and Mrs. J. P.
Mercer returned recently to their
home in Elizabeth City after spend
ing several days with relatives here.
Miss Rose Robling, USO director
of women's division, was a busi
ness visitor in New Bern Thursday.
Mrs. Lillian Imen of Charlotte
was the guest of Mrs. H. M. Loy
Monday night.
Miss Leah Franck of near Rich
lands was a business visitor in town
Friday.
Miss Mary Jerdo, Tommy Keat
ing and Rev. Ernest Haughton spent
Friday in Morehead City.
Dr. J. P. Corbett of Swansboro
was a visitor in town Friday.
Miss Lillian Foscue of Maysville
and Wilbur Foscue of Baltimore
visited Mrs. E. L. Cox Thursdiy
night.
Mrs. Annie Duffy and Miss Annie
T. Duffy of Catherine Lake were
visitors in town Friday.
Frank Tomberlin spent the
week-end at his home in Matthews.
Miss Muriel Ketchum shopped :n
Raleigh Saturday.
Corp. and Mrs. Royce Baldwin of
Camp Lee. Va., «pent the week
end in Jacksonville.
Miss Marjorie Trayes left today
to spend this week in New York
City.
Mrs. Tom Simmons, Mrs. Leila
Mae Hargett, Patty Ellis and A. J.
Ellis went to New Bern Saturday,
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R, A. Mills of Belgrade was here
Saturday.
Mrs. I. L. Falkner of .Charlotte
is spending several days here with
her nephew, Billy Arthur.
Miss Nancy Blake is confined at
home with illness.
Rev. L. C. Pinnix was sick at
home during the week-end.
Miss Jewel Hill spent the week
end at her home at Carolina Beach.
Father William S. O'Byrne spent
Friday at Cherry Point.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown uf
Wilmington spent the week-end
here with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Stev
ens. Mrs. Brown is Dr. Stevens'
sister, and Mr. Brown is a nephew
of George Walton of near Jackson
ville.
Maurice Margolis left Sunday for
a business trip to Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. R. P. Murphy and children.
Peter and Susie, left Sunday for
Williamsburg, Va., to spend seveial
days with her husband. Lieut. Mur
phy.
Marriage Licenses
Are Issued Here
0 The sale of marriage licenses hit
a new low last week according to
Register of Deeds Jim Murrill. Tne
following licenses were issued:
Rawmond J. Scaguoli, Camp Davis,
to Phyllis Kirmaman, Logansport,
Ind.; J. VV. Bowling, New River, to
Myrtle Stewart. Cleveland. Ohio:
John D. Yahner. New River, to El
eanor Helmerick. Cleveland. Ohio;
L. VV. Foster. New River, to Kath
ryn M. Shepard. Boonton. N. J.:
and George E. Kert, Camp Davis,
to Rita P. Staunton, Philadelphia.
Pa., white. Colored: George Wash
ington Jones. Verona, to Nora Alice
Pollock, Verona, and W. E. Cavi
ness. Jacksonville, to Minnie Mc
Clammy. Jacksonville.
VISITS IN FARMVILLE.
§ Mr. and Mrs. George Windham
entertained Miss Teeny Sabiston at
dinned at their home in Farmville
Saturday night Miss Sabiston will
wed Lieut. Robert Windham, son
of the host and hostess, here tomor
row afternoon.
COLES ENTERTAIN.
# Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cole en
tertained Misses Teeny Sabiston
and Lula Hurst Cole at an oyster
roast at Sneads Ferry last week.
EPISCOPAL SERVICES
At the Methodist Church
Each Sunday Afternoon, 5 P. M.
Rev. W. R. Noe, Minister
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Philathea Class
Honors Bride-Elect
0The Philathea class of the Bap
tist church honored Miss Teeny
Sabiston, whose marriage to Lieut.
Robert Windham will take jlace
at the Baptist church Wednesday
afernoon. at a miscellaneous show
er at the home of Mrs. Guy Lock
amy Thursday night.
On the arrival of the guests, Mrs.
L. C. Pinnix directed a flower con
test.. Miss Sabiston. being the win
ner, was presented a shower of
lovely and attractive gifts.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. T.
.VI. Henderson. Mrs. Errett Gardner
and Mrs. W. T Jessup, served cake,
coffee and salted nuts. An ar
rangement of white chrysanthe
mums was used throughout the
house.
The class presented Miss Sabis
ton with a beautiful bride's book
in which the guests signed their
names, after which Mrs. Pinnix led
the group in singing.
The guest list included Miss Sab
iston, Mesdames W. E. Sabiston, Z.
E. Murrell. A. G. Walton. Sr., A. H.
Hatsell, A. W. Langley, Manl?y
Morton. W. A. S. Aman, Nobe Surn
mersill, R. M. Caldwell, Rufus Gad
dy. B. J. Holleman. W. B. Hurst. W.
B Quincy. Kirby Thompson. R.
A. Lockamy, J. A. Case. L. I. Lud
lum. Pinnix. Jessup. Henderson and
Gardner, Misses Sallie Langley and
Ruth Barham.
Flamingo Girl
Scouts Hold Meet
0The Flamingo girl scouts of
troop number 1 met Friday after
noon at the home of Erline Griffin.
Several games were played in
cluding Camp Fire Motion, • -er
which a business session followed.
The hostess served oranges, ap
ples and nuts.
Scouts present were Evelyn Phil
lips. Mary Elizabeth King, Pearl
Walton, Nancy Capps, Jean Brown,
Iris Jean Deaver, Evelyn Bailey.
Jean Page Taylor and Audrey
Greer.
Peggy Sharar. a member of the
Flamingo scouts, recently moved to
Charlotte.
U. D. C. Holds Meet
With Mrs. Loy
0The United Daughters of the
Confederacy held, its November
meeting at the home of Mrs. H. M.
Loy Thursday afternoon with the
following members present: Mrs. R.
C. Warlick. Mrs. E. L. Cox, Mrs. J.
J. Cole, Mrs. Anne M. Price and
Mrs. Gordon Mattocks
After the ritual and salute to the
flags, the minutes were read by the
secretary and a short business ses
sion followed. Mrs. Cole gave an
interesting paper on the Universi
ties of South Carolina and Tennes
see.
At 5 o'clock. Miss Teeny Sabis
ton, bride-elect, Mrs. W. E. Sabis
ton. Mrs. L. R. Turner and Mrs. A.
V. Cowell arrived for the social
hour. Miss Sabiston was presented
with several miscellaneous gifts
from the Daughters, she having
been a member of the C. of C.
After several games of bingo,
Mrs. Sabiston. Miss Sabiston, Mrs.
Cowell and Mrs. Price were award
ed prizes.
The hostess served ice cream,
cake and bridal candy.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH.
0 Captain and Mrs. W. J. Ryan
announce the birth of a daughter,
Patricia, at Philadelphia on No
vember 10, 1942.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior Court of Onslow
County, made in the Special Pro
ceedings entitled "W. R. Harrison
and wife. Ruby Harrison, vs. Alice
Chenot, widow. Bobby Chenot and
Sonny Chenot", the undersigned
commissioners will, on the 5th day
of December, 1942, at 12 o'clock,
at the courthouse door in Jackson
ville, North Carolina, offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash that
certain tract of land lying and be
ing in White Oak Township, On
slow County, North Carolina, and
described as follows:
Being Lots 4, 5, Q, 7, 8 and 9 as
shown on a plat of the Tallman sub
division dated April, 1941, recorded
in plat book 1 at page 144, Onslow
County Registry.
This the 4th day of November,
1942.
E. W. SUMMERSILL,
JOHN D. WARLICK,
N10,17,24D1 Commissioners.
Mrs. A. N. Venters
Honored At Party
#Miss Douglas Hand entertained
informally at tea at her home in
the Boylan Apartments in Raleigh
recently for Mrs. Albert Nicholson
Venters, who before her marriage
on November 5 was Miss Sallie
Brooks.
A color scheme of yellow and
white was carried out, and autumn
flowers were used.
The hostess presented Mrs. Ven
ters a corsage of talismna roses.
The guests were received at th>
door by Mrs. W. D. Croom and
Miss Anamerle Arant and assisting
the hostess in serving and receov
ing were Misses Elizabeth Haye -
Eleanor Mason. Frances Thompson
and Elizabeth Seawell.
Russian tea. cheese biscuits,
sandwiches, nut bars, nuts and
mints were served.
Approximately 40 guests were
received.
Both Miss Hand and Mrs. Ven
Miss Sabiston
Honored At Dance
0Miss Muriel Ketchum and Miss
Mary Dean Thompson entertained
at a formal dance Monday night in
the Community House, honoring
Miss Teeny Sabiston, whose mar
riage to Lieut. Robert Windham.
U. S. Army, will take place at the
Baptist church here Wednesday
afternoon.
A color scheme of green and
white was carried out in the deco
rations. Ivy and white chrysan
themums. interspersed with white
bridal candles, were used on the
mantel. Small white wedding bells
hung from the white and green pa
per draperies.
Miss Sabiston wore a taffeta eve
ning dress of black and red. The
hostesses presented her with a
corsage of red roses.
Cookies, nuts, mints and punch
ters were employed here for a num
ber of years, and have friends :n
this community.
were served from a lace covered
table wreathed with ivy. Dancing,
with music by the club nickleodian
was enjoyed from 9 till 1.
Among the 50 guests who were
invited were Mrs. W. E. Sabiston,
mother of the bride, Mrs. W. L.
Ketchum. Mrs. Beatrice Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Ferguson and
Col. and Mrs. W. P. T. Hill
Bowling-Stewart
Rites Performed
0 Miss Myrtle Stewart of Cleve
land, Ohio, and Pvt. J. W. Bowling
of New River were married in the
Methodist parsonage on Thursday
night with Rev. A. D. Leon Gray
officiating.
Witnesses were Cpl. and Mrs. A.
A. Green.
BACK AT HOME.
0 R. L. Williams, Jr.. is back here
as a teller at the First Citizens Bank
and Trust Company. He has fjeon
with the First Citizens unit at
Morehead City for several months.
Thanksgiving Dance
For Service Men
0 There will be formal Thanks
giivng dance for service men at the
USO building Thursday night, be
ginning at 8:30 o'clock. The Ma
rine orchestra will play. •
Invitations have been sent .to lo
cal girls having hostess cards.
In charge of the dance are: Mrs.
H. L. Proffit, general chairman;
Miss Laura Beatty, refreshments.
Mis Mable Kennedy, invitations;
Miss Lissie Walton, refreshments;
Mrs. J. C. Thompson, decorations,
and Miss Jewel Hill, publicity.
The dance is expected to be one
of the top social events of the
Thanksgiving season.
HELD UNDER BOND.
f W. S. Hamilton is under bond
charged with assaulting Jack Adams
with a deadly weapon. Adams was
shot in the arm in a fight near
Piney Green Saturday.
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