S&.r3fe
Miss Apm Moot* is spending the
week Id Wilson.
Gmr B. Moon spent the week
end fa Clinton with Up parent*.
Mrs. L. P, Lane, of Rocky Mt, is
visiting Mrs H. H. F ~
Miss Vivian Scott
from a visit to Mend* in
Mr. and Mm. W. C. Holaton .
several days of last week in Norfolk. J
Mies Sadie Ma* Spain, of Green-'
ville, is visiting Miss Stances Joyner.
Milton Williamson, student at Wake
Forest, spent Sunday at his horn*
here. . ,
Miss Elisabeth Lang ^ returned
Sunday from a visit to friends in La
Grange.
Mrs. J. C. Fleming, of Martinsville,
Vs., is visiting her sister, Mr*. W. E.
Joyner.
Miss Aileen Flanagan spent the
week end in Morehead (Sty with
friends.
Mrs. C. R. Dodson, of Asheboro,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. J.
Greene.
Mrs. Elbert Holmes and Mm. John
B. Joyner were Raleigh visitors on
Tuesday.
E. C. Carr and son, E. C., Jr?
were Goldsboro visitors, Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. George Vaughan, of Wash
ington, spent Sunday with Miss Ber
tha Lang.
Mrs. H. L. Watson and daughters,
of Wilson, are visiting relatives here
this week.
Tommy Willie, stadent at Wake
Forest, spent the week end here with
his parents.
Mr. and Mm. B. .R. Hewitt, of
Kinston, are visiting Mr. and Mm.
M. L. Esson
Mrs. Herbert Webb spent the week
end in Wilson with her mother, Mrs.
E. F. Holmes.
Mrs. H. H. Bradham and house
guest, Mrs. L. P. lane, spent Monday
in Rocky Mount.
Miss Sao Hunaocker, of Winter
ville, will spend the week end with
Miss Bertha Lang.
R. Leroy Rollins, of the Lumberton
tobacco market, spent the week end
at his home hem. ?
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Rouse, Jr.,
were home for the week end from
UNC, Chapel Hill.
Mm. Archie L, Speight, Mm. Earl
Bagby and Mrs. L. E. Walston spent (
Monday in Wilson. ;
Mrr Lillie Cooke and Miss Clio |
Langston'apent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Fields.
Mrs. J. E. Warren is spending
some time with her brother, T. 8.
Savage, in Leggetts.
Jack Paylor and Rufus Butner, of
Kinston, spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday in Chapel Hill.
Pvt. Norris Lee Eason has been
transferred from Fort Bragg to
Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hotchkiss and ?
son are leaving Saturday to spend
a week at Virginia Beach.
Miss Mary Frances Joyner
Miss Theodora Albritton returned
Sunday from Camp Leach.
Mrs. J. D. Holmes toft Wednesday
for Princeton, N. J. She will ac
company her husband home. ?
Friends will be gjad to team that ]
B. A. Joyner is reported as recuper
ating afterdflMhtot ilkiess.
Mrs. W. fi^Ktfaet, of Lakeland,
FBl, is F- G. Dupree,
Sr., and Misa Minnie Overstreet
Miss Elfamfaetk May has returned
from a visit to relatives in Newark,
N. J., and Lake Hopnteong, N. J.
Miss Brightato Savage, of Rattle
boro, was an overnight guest of Mr.
and Mm. Ed Nash Warren, Friday.
Mrs. R. N. Freeman and infant
daughter, Mary Harper, returned
Wednesday from a Wilson hospital.
Rufus Butner, of Kinston, and
Thad Nobles, of Greenville, were
guests of Jack Paylor Monday night.
Mr. and Mm. LaVenm Greene, of
Newport News, Vs., spent the week
end with Mr. and Mm. A. Ji Greene.
Mrs. R. C. Copenhaver will leave
during the week end for a visit to
Mrs. John B. Wright, Jr., in Ra
leigh
Mr, and Mm. B. S.
Mm. T. W. Lang, and
? CALENDAR ?
IO.06 A. 1L?Mrs C. Hubert Joy
mt will be boston at bridge in
compliment to Mn
dmnnL
8 AO P. M.?Miss Mm Knott 1
Mrs. Jobs C, Porker will
tain at dessert-bridge, in honor
of Miss Frances Howard, bride
nlnnf '"Ml
www
8:00 P. M.?Mrs. ft. Q. Copen
haver will be boaten at des
sert-bridge, honoring Miss
TT .,1 kalJ, alanf
nowara, Dnuc-oirci.
8:00 P. Mj?Mrs. & G. Tyson, of
Saratoga, will entertain at des
sert-bridge, honoring Miss Etta
Frances Harper and Miss Mary
G. Hales, of
It
4:00 P. M ?Circle 4, Methodisit
Society, masts with?Mrs. Mel
ton Allan.
4*00 P. M.?Circle 1, Presbyto
rian Auxiliary, meets with Mrs.
G. P. Bergeron.
7:00 P. M.?Kiwani* Club.
8:00 P. M.?-Circle t, Presbyte
rian Auxiliary, meets with Mrs.
ft?M Jones.
8.-00 P. Me-The Wesleyan Guild
meets with Mrs. Stuart Sugg.
Tuesday, 18
7:00 P. M.?Rotary Club.
7:00 P. M.?Woodmen of the
World.
8:00 P. M.?Miss Aime Jom
will entertain at bridge in com
pliment to Mi? Frances How
ard and Jans Greene, brides
elect.
WcAnaday, 14
8.-00 P. M.?Boy Scouts.
8:80 P. M.?Episcopal Altar Guild
meets with Mrs. W. R. Bur
netts.
1:00 P. M.?Mrs. W. Jeese Moye
will entertain at a tancheon for
all Club Presidents hi 16th Dis
trict, N. C. F. W. C.
Thursday, 15
10:00 A. Me?Bird Club.
Thomas C. "Rollins, of Wilson, re
cently discharged from the Merchant
Marine, went the week end with |
relatives hen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis N. Hatem and
iildren, who resided on Home
Avenue, left Tuesday to make their
borne in Boston .
Miss Aim Turnage, who is attend
ing the summer sessions at A. C. C.,
Wilson, will spend the week end at j
her home here.
Mrs. H. N. Howard and mother,;
Mrs. H. L. Holden, of Wilson, spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives,
in Rocky Mount
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lewis and
family returned Tuesday to Reseda,
California, after' several weeks visit
to relatives here.
Miss Jen Easley, who is in summer
school at Wake Forest, spent the
week end here with her mother, Mrs.
William P. Easley.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Baucom
and eon, Donald, and Robert Pollard
left Wednesday for several days
visit to Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T,. Bandy and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam D. Bundy and eons
spent Sunday, in Greenville, with
the W. J. Bundy family.
Jimmie Morrison, of Durham, who
the McDavid-Parker wed
ding, Tutoday, was the guest of James
H. and Jack C. Deaden.
Mr. and Mrs. Knott Proctor, and
daughter, Hannah, and eon, Knott,
Jr., of Greenville, were guests of
Mrs. Louise Harris, Sunday.
- Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Burge, of Fay
etteville, spent Fifday with Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Moore. Mrs. J. W.
Burge returned with thenu
Mr. and Mm. M. L. Eaaou, My.
and Mrs. Alton Trapp, and Miss 3a
tha
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas WUkerson,
of Charleston, S. C., mw the week
end guests of their sister, Mrs. T.
Eli Joynar, Jr., and Mr. Joyner.
Mrs. L. T. Pierce and a
Mrs. ft C.'
4 ,.v< ^
^?"fSHPfPI .W
Mr.. Nooto Barrett haa i
a visit to her ho, Mac
A,
Mi*. K. H. Jonas, who baa boon
" sva-eUa;
(Mr. and Mn. L. E.
jfor[
| hi. marriage to
jwIB be sole
ftting, August 10. *f~
Mn. G. L. Gilchrist, Society !
is spending this week with re
m Edan$on. Dr. mi Mn. Gilchrist
and a party of friends attended the
{presentation of "The Lost Colony," at
J Man too, during the weak cb<L
Mr and Mrs. Carol D. Ogleeby, Mr.
and Mrs. David E. Ogieeby, Jr., Mn.
a G. Gardner, Mn. J. B. Joyner , Mies I
[ Elisabeth Lang, Mn Lionel Jones,
and Mn. A. Q. Roebuck attended the
I Harvey-Ogiesby wedding: In Kineton,
| Tuesday, July 27.
Mn. A. C. Turnage returned The _
| day from a plane trip to Great Lakes,
UL, where she wis called to the bed
I ride of her son, A. O, Jr., of the U. &
I Mary, whose headquarter, are at the
Naval Crater there. Mn Tkuuage
I reports that A. C. is recuperating:
|| rapidly.
Mn. Lillian Parker, who has been
| ill at the home of her sister, Mrs. J
I J. H. Payior, for several weein, has [
] returned to her home cm N. Church
| Street. Mn Parker is still rWI.^ j
I to her bed. She wishes to express,
I through these columns, her appre
ciation for the many hindniwrea ex-1
I tended her during her Illness.
| Mrs. Herman Rouse and children,)
| Mr. and Mrs. John a Lewis, and
ran, Jade, Mr. rad Mn a M. Lewis,
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. a L.
I Lang, and daughter, Mn Mary Lew
lis Lang, Mr. and Mn P. K. Ewell, \
land Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lewis, md I
children, of Reseda, Chllf., attended)
I a family dinner at the home of Mr.
land Mn. a a Brake near Rocky
Mount, Sunday.
I Mn. W. A. a Hearneamd eon. Cell |
I Hearne, of Greenville, Lt. Comman
der G. B. Williams, and MnkHeane'.
daughter, Mn Williams, of Austin,
I Texas, were guests of Mr. and Mn
I Edward May and family, Thursday j
f-afternoon. Lt. Commander Williams,
I who i. on terminal leave, is interested
1 in the cultivation and hmwing of to
I bacco and took several movie films of
| housing scenes in this vicinity while ||
| here.
I Mn B. E. Mcdure and sister, Mrs.
| Roy Cochran, who came tp attend the
I McDayid-Parker wedding, on Toes- j
I day, and remained for a visit to Mn j
J .W. Parker, will return to Mays
| ville, Ky., Sunday. Mm. Mcdune, is j
| well remembered here, having been a
I member hi former yean of Farm
I ville'. Tobacco Colony, and has many
I friends, who were glad of the oppor- [
11unity to extend her a cordial wel-j
I come to Farmyille, upon the occasion J
of her first visit here in 12 yean. -
I Mn Parker, Mn McCiure and Mn j
I Cochran visited friends in Washing
| ton, Thursday and Friday.
FIRST VISIT TO PRINTERT
. Bail Dixon Harris, daughter |
I of Mr. and Mn. Richard D. Harris,
paid her grandfather, Editor G. A.
| Rouse, and The Rouse Printery her
first visit on Tuesday afternoon of
this week. She was accompanied by
her mother, an editor on thTfinter
| prise staff.
MISS HARPER HONORED
Miss Etta nances Harpof? bride
elect of the month, $as honored at|
a lovely morning party, Saturday, by
her s*nt, Mn. Ray Harper, of Snow
wee Miss Mary
bride-elect of
were in effective
throughout the home. I
cdokies, mints,
the dining
of |
and astern.
I given china in
^Anio re
MRS. JOHN JACKSON McDAVID, JR.
Of widespread interest is the mar
riage of Viae Alice Harper Parker,
of Farmville, aad John Jackson
McDavid, Jr., of Birmingham, Ala.,
which was solemnised in a formed
ceremony performed at the Farmville
Methodist Church, on Tuesday even
ing, August 6, at 8:80 o'clock. The
vows were spoken before the Bar.
Marvin T. Self, of Mt Olive, a for
mer pastor of the' Church, and the
Rev. E. R. CI egg, pastor, who assist
ed in fte double v ring ceremony.
Attended by a large .assemblage of
relatives end friends from several
states, the wedding united prominent
familee of North Carolina and Ala
bama. The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Joseph Warren Parker, of Farm
ville, and the late Mr. Parker. Mr.
McDavid is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Jackson McDavid, Sr., of Birm
ingham, Ala.
Cibodium fern was arranged aa a
chancel background for tall baskets
of lilies, white gladioli, stephanotis
and feverfew, aad for the cathedral
candles in floor candelabra. Myriads
of cathedral candles, outlining the
altar rail and placed in die side win
dows, illumined and enhanced the set
ting for die wedding tableaux. Re
served pews were marked by glad
ioli, feverfew, and tulle arrange
ments.
A preludq of wedding music was
played by Mrs. Haywood Smith, or
gpaist Selections included Lullaby
from "Jocelyn" by Godard, Melody
from . "Unfinished Symphony", by
Schubert, Sakit D* Amour by Elgar,
themes .from Romeo and Juliet, An
dante Gantible and Pathetique, by
Tschaikowsky, Romance, by-^-JRubin
stein, Nocturne from "Midsummer
Night's Dream" by Mendelssohn,
Dreams, by Bizet, and Meiodie, by
Tschaikowsky. Miss Edla Early, of
Norfolk, Vs., sang How Do I Love
Thee, by Lippe, Miss Mary Henri*
Wolfe, of Shelby, eang Believe Me
If All Those Endearing Young
Charms, and the soloists rendered
The Want Of ]?ou, by Vanderpool, as
a duet. The traditional wedding
marches were need and Clair de Lune,
-by Debussy, waa softly played dur
ing the ceremony. After the bridal
couple, kneeling on the satin prieu
den, had received the blessitag of the
Church, O, Perfect Love, by flarnby,
[waa played a a muted echo on the
earillonie bells. \,
The bride entered the Church with
her mother, by whom she was given
in marriage. Her gown, a lovely
creation of ivory Skinner's satin, w?s
in the fitted basque mode and waa
fashioned with dropped shoulders
bertha of self material, em
broidered with seed pearls in double
design. The hoop skirt ?x
imto a court tain. Her mitts
made of the ivory satin. Her
veil, of Brussels roeepoint
French illusion, fell from
was caught gf eith
with mange blossoms, and
beyond the train of the
heirloom,
ring-, of Snow Hill, a cousin of the
bride; Mies Mary Leak Thome end
Miss Mary Anne Towtaaend, Farm
viHe; Miss Gloria Owes*, of Moul
trie, Ga.; Miss Jane Ferree, of High
Foint; asid Miss Martha Brady, of
Siler City. They wore gowns identical
to that of ike maid of honor, with
similar headdresses and strands of
pearis, and carried pink roses on aqua
net and taffeta fans.
Prince McDsrid, of Birmingham,
Ala.,- elder brother of the bridegroom,
was beat man. Ushers were Charles
McDavid, brother of the bridegroom,
Lonnie Hunger, Jr., at Birmingham;
James R. Morris, Jr., of Greensboro;
James H. Harden, of Durham^ John
D. Dixon and Jack C Pardon, of
Farmville.
The mother of the bridegroom choee
a dress of heavenly blue marquisette
with a blade net overskirt and wore
white orchids.
ivecopuoa j
Immediately following . the cere
mony, the bride's mother entertained
at a formal reception at her home,
201 W. Church street. "The house
was decorated in the traditional
bridal colore of white and green with
lilies, gladioli end roaee being need
in the arrangement*
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Dixon greet
ed guests and introduced the receiv
ing ,line composed of the bride's
mother, the parents of the bride
groom, the bride and bridegroom,
the maid of honor end the brides
maids. "yij
Receiving at the dining room door
were Mr. and Mrs. John C. Parker.
The table was spread with ah im
ported cloth, embroidered and lace
trimmed, and centered with an ar-~
rangement of bridds roses in a silver
bowl flanked by^ white' tapers in sil
ver candelabra: Mrs. L. P. Mupger,
Sr., of Birmingham, aunt of the
bridegroom, and Mrs. B, E. Med ore,
of May8ville, Ky., served bridal ices,
and cakes from either end of the
table. Assisting in serving mints
and nuts were Mies Johnsie Moore,
Miss Jane Tunage, Miss Jape
Greene, Mrs. -Alien Drakd and Miss
Mary Ella Currin, of Oxford.
Miss Etta Frances Harper and
Warren Palmer directed the way to
the stair and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
Smith the way to the register, which
was presided /over by Miss Agnes
Virginia Quinerly and Miss Frances
Howard.
Receiving in. the gift room wrere
In land Mrs. Osrol W. Mod&w
. Mi88 Mse Knott and Howard Har
ris introduced the second receiving
line composed of the Rev. end Mrs.
Marvin Y. Self, of Mi. Olive, the Rev.
and Mrs. E. R, CI egg, Mrs. Haywood
Smith, Miss EHla Early, Miss Mary
Henri Wolfe, Mrs. C. R. Tbwnsaad
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howell, of
OceJjL, FUl)
Goodbyes were said to Misa Anne
Jo .
Mr. and
? trip
daa far ?_
hrtjf
the rehearsal, Monday
Mr. and Mi*. John D. Dixon
entertained at a cake cutting at their
home, which was decorated with
quantities of rosea and
The bride's table was
with the tiered wedding' cake, topped
by a miniature bride and groom, and
illumined by taB white tapers in
silver holders, arranged in a semi
circular effect The mother at the
[bride and the mother at the bride
groom served bridal icea and cokes
from either end of the table and the
hoetees was assisted by her slates*
Mrs. Charles Howell, of Ocala, Fla.,
in serving mints and nuts.
SUnoe announcement of her engage
ment hi May, Miss Parker has been
the recipient of numerous prenuptial
[courtesies.
Ota Saturday, prior to the wedding,
the bride-elect was honored at a
coffee hour by Mies Jane Herring,
of Snow Hill ; on Monday, the bride
elect entertained her maid of .honor
and bridesmaids at a luncheon, at
the same hour, the bridegroom-elect
was host to his beat mini and the
ushers at a stag party, held at
Green Wreath Park; on Tuesday, the
bdtlcwnaida and maid of honor en
tertained at a luncheon for the'
bride-elect at the home of Mrs. L.
E. Flowers. ,
Out of Town Guests
Out of town guests attending the
wedding were: ? ^
Mr. and Mm J. J., Prince, and
Charles McDavid, Mrs. Lorade Mun
ger and Loonie Munger, Jr., of
Birmingham, Ala.; Mrs. Lea and
Leonard G. Herring, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Harper, M. H. Potter, Jr? Mrs. Em
mette Harper, Miss Sallie K. and
Walker Sugg, Snow Hill; Mrs. Sterl
ing and Miss Nancy Gates, Mrs.
Claude Barrett and Claude, Jr., Mm.
Maude B. and Miss Maude Foy, Kin
ston; Mr. gnd Mm. Fred and Miss
Adelaide Pardon, Ayden; Mm. Clyde
Fitsgerald -and Miss Ami Pool, Ra
leigh; Mrs. Mary C. Weatherly,
Rich Square; Mm. B. W. and Baa
croft Moadey, and Mias Martha
Goody, Greenville; Rev. and Mm M.
Y. Self, Mt (Hive; Mm. H. S. Tay
lor, Mm. F. W. Carroll and Mrs.
Ernest Hardy, Hookertou; Mr. and
Mm. H. R. Moair, Mr. and Mm- J.
R. Morris and J. R. Morris, Jr.,
Greensboro; Dr. and Mm. J. H.
Brown, Tarboro; Mr. and Mm. Hardy
aiyl Miss Esther Lou Albrittan,
Maury; Mrs. Sydney Eagles and
George Patterson, Saratoga; k m. J.
a Fleming, Martinsville, Va*Afn.
B. E. McChrre and Mm. Boy Cochran,
Maysville, Ky.; Mrs. Quentin Gr
gory, Halifax; Miss Mary. Ella Cur
rin, Oxford; Mr. and Mrs, R.
Fountain, Sr., Fountain; and John T.
Harris, St. Louis, Mo.
_..N CHURCH
E. S. Coates, pastor
? * A hi Wi A. ?
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eight o'clock in th
Ctamh,
WumWii
A reception will bo held at the
of the bride, following- the
MRS. JOYN& HOSTESS
9
Mi*. W. E. Joyaer
Monday morning, at an enjoyable
coca cola party in compliment to bar
sister and kouaegueet, Mr*. J. C.
Kerning, of Martinsville, Va.? V-.
Gueats enjoying the delightful
social hoar were: Mm. Fleming'
Mm. J. H. Moore, Mm. J. W.,
Mm. Arthur F. and Mm. J!*B. Joy
Mr*. Stephen Gardner, Mm. M.
Y. Horton, Mrs. Frank Davis, Jr.,
Mm. R. D. and Mr*. G. Alan
OBSERVES FIRST.BIRTHDAY
Margaret Loniae Speight, winsome
little daughter at Mr. md Mrs. Archie
L. Speight, celebrated her first an
niversary, on Thursday, August 1,
with a birthday party, which was at
tended by 10 of her HfcUe friends and
their mother*. Poking for picture*
waa the main feature of the entertain
ment of the tiny tots and their moth
Ice cream was eorred with the
birthday cake, which held a single
lighted candle.
BOOK AND BRIDGE
The Book and Bridge C3uh met.
Friday, with Mrs. C. S. Hotchkiss
as the gracious hostess. Lovely mari
golds and sntnias were used in de
corating the home.
Prior to the games, peach short
cake was served and coca colas and
salted nuts were passed during
play.
Mm. R. C, Copenhaver waa winner
of the. high score award for the
afternoon. The hostess and Mrs. Ir
vin Morgan, Jr., were announced as
having compiled high mora for the
month and received the book
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