Vk G. E. Bectatow, Jr., spent
Wednesday In Raleigh.
Mr. and Mn. C. H. Mosingo spent
the week end in Nerfolk, Vs.
Graham McAdama and W. A. 1
Adama spent Tuesday in Raleigh.
Friends will regret to learn . that
Mrs. J. Ev Garris suffered a heart at
tack last wed. , A
R. T. Norville was a dinner gj
of Ma niece, Mrs. H. L. Hodges, in
Raleigh Friday.
Mr. and Mm. B. J. Skinner, J^of
Lawrenceville, Vs., spent SuAay
with relatives hers.
Mrs. C. B. Mash burn, Sr., left last
week to visit her Kiater, Mrs. J. M.
Day, in Deland, Fla.
Mrs. J. L. Rumley of Greenville
spenf Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. G. E. .Moore, Jr.
Mrs. C. W. Rogers, of Chattanoo
ga, Tenn., arrived Monday for a
visit to relatives here.
Mrs. J. M. Melton has returned to
Jacksonville after an extended visit
to her son, A. J. Melton. 1 "r
Mrs. C C. Joyner left Wedrisodey'
for a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Jack Gates, in Greenville.
Mr. and Mn.. J. H. Moore of Eliz
abeth City spent the week end with
Mr. and Mr*. .Will Joyner.
? Mrs. W. C. Murray of Washington,
D. C, spent two days with her
mother, Mrs. Dorp H. Keel.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Griffin of
Macclesfield visited Mr. and ,Mra.' <
Will Jones, Jr., Saturday night
Mrs. Mgrfc W. Joyner, Mrs.- Lula
Fprbes and Mrs. Aimabelle Gdrdner
were Goldsboro visitors Monday.
Douglas Kemp and Allie Melton,
students at State college, will spend
the week end at their homes here.
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Smith and
Miss Dorothy Smith will spend the
week end with relatives in Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pollard, Jr.,
attended the Carolina^ Duke game
and spent the week end at Pinehurst.
John Milton Harrington of Green
villa spent Saturday with his grand
parents, Mr.- and Mm. G. W. Wind
ham.
Mrs. Thomas E. Gladson of. Green
ville spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Kelly.
Mrs. Annie C. Warf is spending
Thanksgiving holidays with her son,
Ed Warf, at Midway Park, Camp Le
Jeune.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Andrews of
Washington, D. C., are spending a
week with Mr. and Mrs. L. W. An
drevn. ,
Mrs. C. L. Beaman, Miss Nell Bea
man, Carl Beaman, Jr., and (Mrs.
Horace Lewis are spending today in
Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones, Jr., and
family spent Thanksgiving day with
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Jones in Mac
clesfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert wneieas ana
son of Roanoke, Va., are spending: the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Wheless. *" ,
Miss Minnie Overstreet of Whi,
takers arrived Tuesday to spend sev
eral weeks Vith her niece, Mrs. Gary
Bergeron.
Mr. and Mrs. Rill Bundy and chil
dren of Chester, S. C., arrived Tue*
day to spend the holidays with rela
tives here.
Miss Fannie Gary of Goldston -if
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
with her brother, J. H. Harris, and
Mrs. Harris. V*
Mrs. Harry Cooke and children of
Mount Olive are spending the holi
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
B. & Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Joyner are
speriding Thanksgiving holidays in
Waynesboro, Va., with her father,
f J. M. Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor E. Barrow
and son of Greensboro spent last
' Sunday with the Barrow family in
Greene county. -
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Johnson, Jr.,
of Chapel Hill are spending the 1toli
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Johnson.
Mr. and Mis. Walker W. Woodard
of Wilson spent Sunday with Mrs.
Woodard's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John R. Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Meadows and
son, Johnnie Bill, ef Jacksonville
spent Thanksgiving day with Mrs.
W. B. Carraway. *
. Mrs. Woo lard Pleaayit and daugh
ter, Jo Apn, of Dunn spent last week
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Jones.
and Mis. Max McLeod and
Dunn spent the week end
Leod*s parents, -Mr. and
Mis. I
Allen Drake and
left Tqeeday for
where he will be
i the ______ ?__
Mr. itsd Mis. Frank A. Williams
Mr. and Mrs.
.ftrson
? CAL
Msaday, December 1
7t30 p. mj?Y. W. A. Baptist,
meets at church with Mrs. Mar
vin Speight
8:00 p. m.?Group l> Christian,
r meets with Mrs. Bert Smith.
10:80 a. m.?Executive Commit
' tee, Baptist Woman's Mission
ary Society, meets in the home
of Mrs. H. D. Johnson.
2:30 p. m.?Contract Club meets
with. .Mrs. H. Neal Howard.
3:30 p. m.?Baptist Week of
Prayer service at the church.
6:30 p. m.?Rotary.
8:00 p. m. ? Junior Woman's
Club meets with Mrs. W. T.
Candler and Miss Mary Thorne
Tyson at home of the latter.
8:00 p. m. ? Grodp 3, Christian,
meets with Mrs. J. E. Bynum.
8:00 f. m.?Group 3, Christian,
meets with Mrs. Ted Albritton.
?Wednesday, 8
12:30 p. m.?Ballard's Home De
monstration Club has Christmas
luncheon at home of Mrs. H. D.
Moye.
8:80 p. m.?Literary dub meets
with Mrs. J. H. Harris at the
home of Mrs. G. M. Hotden.
3:30 p. m.?Brownies.
7:00 p. m. ? Kiwanis Ladies
? Might.
V 30 p. m.?Baptist Week of
Prayer service at the church.
Thursday, *
ffiOO p. m.?Au. Fait dub meets
with Mrs. J. R. Harris.
8:30 p. m.?Baptist Week of
Prayer service at the church.
7:30 p. m.?Junior Order.
* Friday,"5
1:00 p. m.?Lamrad dub meets
with Mm. J. r. Morgan, Jr. "
3:30' p. m.?Rebecca Winborae
Chapter, U. D. C.
7:00 p. m.?American Legion.
7:30 p. m.?Boy Scouts.
Saturday, 6
.40:00 a. m.?Bird Club.
9:00 p. m.?Dance dub at the
Country dub with Mr, and Mrs.
J. T. Windham and Hal Winders
as hosts.
Mr. aifd Mrs. C. E. Murphy of
Washington, D. C., are spending the
holidays with Mrs. Murphy's.parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Turnage.
Mrs. S. G. Gardner and Miss Bet
tie Joiner were dinner guests of
Mr. "and Mrs. George Wilkerson in
Greenville Thanksgiving day.
Julian Smith of' Greensboro and
Miss Nannie Smith of Henderson are
spending the holidays with their
paints, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Horton and
son, Marvin, and Mrs. Dora H.- Keel
were guests "of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
A. Mitchell, Jr., in Kinston Thursday.
Mrs. J. A. Forbes has returned
ifter spending some time with , her
sister, Mrs. Carrie Denny, in Ashe
rille and with relatives in Wilming
ton. '
Mrs. Pattie Regas, Miss Ellen Mc
Adams and Albeit McAdams of
Rocky Mount were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. McAdams Thanksgiving
lay.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Langford
of Greenville and Miss Ruby lahg
ford' of Wilson were guests of Mr.
snd Mrs. T. E. Joyner, Thanksgiving
lay.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Fountain, Sr.,
and Mr. and Mm J. R. Harris and
iamily. Of Fountain were guests of
Mrs. J. W. Parker Sunday after
loon " '
Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Gregg return
ed Sunday from Richmond, Va.,
where - they attended a performance
?f the play, "Oklahoma," Friday
night. '?
Mr. and Mm W. R. Weiser le^t
Saturday for Miami,- Fla., after a
vipit to her sister, Mm Frank K.
Allen, and her niother, Mm R. W.
Rader.
Miss Sybil Barrett, student at A.
C. college, Wilson, arrived Wednes
day to spend Thanksgiving holidays
with her paidnts, Mr. and Mm JeitfT
Barrett.
Mr. and Mm Horton Rountree of
Chapel Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Lots
and daughters of Dayton, Ohio, will
spend Thanksgiving with Mm Dora
K. Keel \
Mrs. W. H. Winstead and Mm Ce
cil Winstead spent Thanksgiving
lay in Middlesex where they attend
ed the picnic at the Free Will Baptist
orphanage.
Mm Mack Parker and children,
Barbara- Ann, Loretta and Johnnie
Gray of Norfolk, Va., are spending
the holidays with relatives and
friends here.
Mr. ahd Mm Sam Craft and
daughter, Katherine, of WaMonburg
and Mr. and Mm Jinx Hadock of
Greenville spent Sunday with Mrs.
A. J. Currie.
Mr. and Mm W. H. Winstead had
as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
T. W. Winstead and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Winstead and family
sf Smithfield.
Mr. and Mm H. D. Johnson Mid
holidays in- Washington. Mr.
will attend the Army-Navy
of WinterviUe
Mr. and' Mm. Cla
rence pglly Sunday
Mr. and Mn. L. ? .Walston
Wednesday night and Thursday of
laat week in Raleigh where Mr. Wal
aton attended a banker's meeting at
the Sir Walter ho*l.
Mr. and Mm. Graydon Liles of
Durham end. Neal Howard, student
at the University of North Caro
lina, are spending the holidays with
Mm. H. N.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Howard.
Mrs. J. M. Mewbom ami Mrs.
Charles Fitzgerald attended a lunch
eon meeting of the Pitt County Med
ical auxiliary in Greenville Thurs
day. Jjtrs. Berryhill of Chapel , Hill
was guest speaken
Miss Jean Beekman, -student at
Meredith college, Raleigh, and Ed
ward Beckmaii, student. at' 0. R. M.
I., Oak Ridge, are spending Thanks
giving holidays with their parents,
Mr. and Mm. G. E. Beckma#, Jr.
Miss Beekman has as her guest, a
classmate, Miss Marg&retWertmore
land. "
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MISS HOLMES SINGS
IN RALEIGH OPERA
Miss Rosemary Holmes, daughter
of Rev. and Mm E. W. Holmes, will
take the role of Kathie in Si ground
Romberg's opera, "The Student
Prince," to be produced by the East
ern Seaboard Opera .Festival associa
tion in Raleigh Decmnber 8 and 9.
The opera is under the sponsorship
of the Aarrets and Raleigh recreation
department. ;
Miss Holmes is a member of the
Hugh Morson high school faculty.
AU FAIT CLUB
Mrs. Lanier Donnell was hostess
to the Au Fait club Thursday after
noon in the home of Mrs. G. M. Hol
den. -
The high score prize, *a heart
shaped bon bon dish, una won by
Mrs. Allen Drake. The consolation
award, a crystal cream' and sugar
set, went to Mrs. Charles S. Ed
wards. >
Frozen salad, toasted cheese sand
wiches, pickles, crackers and coffee
were served after the games to the
members and a special guest, Mrs.
R. D. Harris.
Yellow chrysanthemums and pink
roses were used in the floral deoora
tions.
MERRY MATRONS
The cathedrals and churches of
England, their history and their con
nection with the government were
discussed by Rev. Z. B. T. Cox,
Christian minister, who was a chap
lain overseas during the war, at the
Merry- Matrons meeting Tuesday
afternoon. Pictures of some of them
were exhibited by the speaker, who
also described a few of the churches
he saw in France and Belgium.
Mrs, G. If. Hold en presided over
the meeting.
Donald Baucom, who was also in
troduced by the program leader, Mm.
J^O.. Pollard, played rJachmanioffs
"Prelude in C Miner," and the firit
and second movements of Beethoven's
"Moonlight Sonata."
.The business session was presided
over by Mm. G. M. Holden.
Mrs. A. C. Monk, hostess, used
chrysanthemums in decorating her
living rooms. She served chicken
salad, ribbon sandwiches, crax, pick
les, hot coffee, bird's nest cookies,
fudge balls, nuts and mints.
Guests of the hostess were Mm,
R. O. Lang and Miss Edna Robinson.
GARDEN CLUB
Jfek J. A. Mewborn, who waa hos
tess to the Garden club Monday
afternoon in her sun parlor, used
potted plants, vases of roses and
other late fall flowers and red ber
ries in her decorations. Fruit, vege
tables and berries in a milk glass
container flanked by tall lighted tap
ers, were arranged as an exhibit to
form the centerpiece for a Christmas
table.
Mrs. Claude Tyson gave a paper
on '"Grow Your Own Christmas
Greens" 'in. which she stated - that
greenery such as holly, Utter sweet,
pine, laurel, box spruce, cedar and
fir could often be. raised in ode's yard
as a part of a Bbrder or background
and cdn be ^pruned for use at the
Yuletide season. She urged members
to plant a Christmas tree that could
be seen by those who pass by and
could be viewed from the widdow of
the borne owner, ijapk-;' /.
Holly and long leaf pine should be
used sparingly, added Mrs. Tyson,
who suggested that the members evi
dence by wise use of decorations that
they have taken a long look into the
future?the look of the true conser
vationist and restoratkmist.
As a fitting close-to this part of
the program the members read the
had
Miss Betsy White Fountain, of]
Chapel Hill and Fountain, was maid
6t honor. She Wore a period gown]
of gold brocaded satin made with a
fitted bodice, dropped shoulders,
short puffed sleeves and a fuH skirt
and her headdress was of matching:
tulle made similar to that, of the ma
tron of honor. Both attendants car
ried bouquets of gold chrysanthe
mums tied with gold satin and me
tallic ribbons.
Little Becky Baanight, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Basnight, ofj
Greenville, a cousin of the bride
groom, was flower giri. She wore a
dress of aqua chiffon trimmed with
lace and a matching bonnet
Bridesmaids were Miss Ann Hor
ton, Mies Kathrine Bumette, of Wil
mington and Raleigh, Miss Anne
Dail, of Kenansville, and Miss Edythe
Pittman, of Virginia Beach, Va. They
.vere dressed in period gowns of]
aqua and pink brocaded satin
Fashioned' in the uune mode as that
>f the maid of henor and wore head
iresses of matching tulle, with sequin
:rimrited streamers. ^ They carried
arm bouquets of lavender chrysan
hemums tied with matching satin
ribbon. ? ?
The junior bridesmaids, Miss Mar
tha Hardy Johnson and Miss Ann
fountain Harris, wore'" identical
gowns of blue tulle over pink satin
nade with full gathered skirts and
jodices with ruffled berthas. Their
leaddresses were of matching tulle.
Phey carried colonial bouquets of
shrysanthemums in pastel shades
Jed with satin streamers.
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Honorary bridesmaids "were Mrs.
iVilliam Jefferson, Mrs. George W.
lefferson, Jr., Mrs. Bdb Peele, Mrs.
Sari Trevathan, Jr., of Chapel Hill,
tfrs. David Emerson Smith, Mrs.
Toward Harris, Mrs, J. Roderick
Harris, Mrs. 1* T. Pierce, Jr., of
farmville, Mrs. Carl Pierce, of
Ireenville, and Miss Beverly Bridg-*
irs, of Tarboro.
Lonnie Tinker Pierce, Jr., vwas his
irother's best man. Ushers were
[?mes I.. Jefferson, brother of the
ijride, Arthur F. Joyner, Jr., David
Smerson Smith, and R. C. Thornton,
II, a cousin of the bridegroom, all
if FarmVille. *
The bride's mother wore a gown of
leavenly blue crepe embroidered
rith multicolored beads and a purple
rchid. >
The bridegroom's mother was at
ired in Uriah brown crepe with gold
ind orchid sequin trim and her
boulder bouquet .was,a purple or
hid.
pi ion
Immediately following the aere
nony() a reception .was held at. Jef,
erson Acres, the home of the bride,
lie honse was decorated throughout
nth smilax, magnolia boughs, chry
anthemums and candles in the tradi
ional bridal colors of white and
rreea. ? ,.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Horton greet -
d the guests, as they arrived and
dr. and Mrs. W. R. Harris and
laughter, Carolyn, introduced the
eceiving line composed of the bride's
tarents, the bride and bridegroom,
he bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Paul
ticks Bumette, Miss Betsy Foun
ainr Miss Anne Dail, Miss Ann \Hor
on, MiML Edythe Pittman, Mis.
Cathrme Bumette, James L. Jeffer
on, Miss Ann Fountain Harris, Miss
fartha Hardy Johnson, the junior
ridesmaids, the Rev. and Mrs. El. S.
loates and the Rev; A. G. Courtney.
Mr. and Mrs. ' John N. Fountain
eceived in the parlor where Mr. and
Irs,- Albert Mercer introduced the
econd receiving line composed of the
lonorary bridesmaids.
Mr, and Mrs. Hardy Johhson pre
ided over the register.
Mr. and Mrs. Lam Dozier received
n the gift room.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Fountain,
r., invited ' guests into the dining
oom. The table was spread with#a
loth of Italian point de venise lacp
nd centered with an arrangement of
rhite chrysanthemums and stocks
tanked by white tapers in silver
aadelabra. The five tiered wed
ling cake was served by Mrs.' Earl
Vevathan from one end of tfas'tdble
nd bridal ices by Mrs. R. A. Futfn
slh, Sr., from the other. Mints and
tuts were passed by Mrs. Adrian
iardner, Mrs. Carter Smith, Mrs. J:
* Peele, Mrs. Claude Owens, Mrs,'
L B. Beasley, Jr., and Mrs. Steve
Coval, of Mt. Vernon Springs.
Goodbyes wen said to Mr. and
Ir*. W, Leslie Smith, of Farmville.
Following the reception, Mr. and
frs. Pierce left for a motor trip to
inannounced^ points. For traveling
he bride changed to a Buit of black
rool crepe in the pinched waist and
>eplum mode and trimmed with cor
le and jet beads. Her modish hat
vas of black velvet and accessories
rere of Mack corde At her should
orchid from her
of the bride; Mm MesHolidey, of
Mount Vernon Springe, aunt of the
bride; Mr. and Mm Steve Koval, of
Greensboro; G. Glenn Bigga, of
Montvale, Va.; Virgil Clark, Miss
Margaret Johnston, Miss Margaret
Lee Duke, Mrs, R. E. Pittman, Miss
Rene Averett and Mrs. Ariefte Har
ris, of Greenville; Mr. an^ Mm Ran
dolph Eagles and Mrs. Rosa L.
Eagles, of <5risp; Mm Myrtle Lane,
Mbs. S. L. Parkier, Mr. and M
Grover Webb and Mm X Owens, of
Pinetops; Dr. E. E. Pittman, Kiss
Nancy Worsley,' of Oak City; Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Smith, Mr. and Mm
G. H. Pittman, of Falkland; Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Pierce, Mm Efhe Pierce, Mr. and
Mm G. T. Basnight, of Greenville;
Mrs. William C. Murray, of Wash
ington, D. C.; Mr. aad Mm Grmy
don Liies, of Durham; O. E. Staines,
of Chapel Hill; Miss Louise Grim
mer, of Tarboro; scores of Farraville
friends were in attendance. ml
Rehearsal ftrty
On Thursday evening, immediate
ly following the rehearsal, Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Jefferson, Jr., knd
Mr. and Mm X. T. Pierce. Jr., of
Farmvflle, entertained the bridal par
ty and other Invited guests at a cake
cutting and dance at the Farmville
Country Club, to which arrange
ment! of floor baskets of* yellow and
white chrysanthemums were used.
The mantels were decorated with iVy
and white caiAles in crystal candela
bra.
The refreshment table was spread
with an imported linen cloth and the
centerpiece of chrysanthemums, fur
ther emphasizing the color note, was
flanked by glowing candles in'cry
stal candelabra.'
A tiered Wedding cake, topped by
a miniature bride and 'bridegroom,
was placed at one end of the table,
Mrs. Earl Trevathan, of Fountain,
served the cake after the first slices
were cut by the bride and bride
groom elect. A pun oh bowl was
placed at the other end of the table
where Mrs. R- C. Thornton, atfnt of
the bridegroom, served. Salted nuts
arid bridal mints were to crystal com
potes. ,
Approximately 100 guests were In
attendance.
Prenuptial Courtesies
Since announcement of her en
gagement, prenuptjal courtesies have
predominated social events to Foun
tain and Farmville and were con
tkraed through the wedding day.
Those of the past few weeks in
cluded:
A rook party, at which Mrs. Billy
Jeffepton was hostess; a bridge and
linto shower party, given by Mrs. If.
A. Fountain, Sr., and Mrs. W. R.
"Harris; a tea and miscellaneous
shower by Mrs. Robert and Mrs, J.
L. Peele'; a bridge and roUr party by
Mrs. Lam Dopier; a bridge party and
kitchen shower by ? Miss Beverly
Bridgers; a bridge party by Mrs.
David and Mrs. J. R. Harris.
On Tuesday evening of the week
preceding the wedding, Mrs. G. E.
Trevathan, Mrs. Hardy Johnson and
Mrs. Claude L. Owens were joint
hostesses in the home of Mrs. Owens
at a dinner party.
. The three courses were served
from the dining and auxiliary tables
to 30 membery of the bridal party
and close friends. The honoree's
place was marked by a corsage.
Miss Jefferson was remembered
with gifts of silver and china.
Out of town guests were Mr*. T.
G. Basnight and Mrs. Cart Pierce of
Greenville; Miss Beverly Bridgers of
Tarboro; Mrs. L. T. Pierce, ^r., Mrs.
L. T. Pierce, Jr.', Mrs. Arthur Joy
ner, Mrs. EmereoA Smith, Mrs.
Howard Harris, Mrs. J. R.' Harris
and Mrs. David Harris 'of Farmville.
Mrs.-R. A. "Fountain, Jr., and
daughter. Miss Betsy of Chapel Hill
and Fountain, honored the'bridal
party at a luncheon at their home
Thursday at 1 o'clock. 'Miss Jeftav
son's place was marked by a corsage
of pink carnation*.*
Two courses were served with the
dessert coarse consisting of dera
ted bridal cakes and ices in the tradi
The living rooms and dining room
were decorated throughout-," with,
gledioli and chrysanthemums. The
individual tables were centered with
pink candles in crystal holders fur
ther emphasising the color scheme of
green, white and pink.
The hcnoree was presented a sil
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