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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parker are
spending this week at Nags Head.
Roy Hayes visited his niece,
Elsie Parker, at Lakeview Hos
pital, Suffolk, Sunday night.
Lt. John M. Glenn arrived
Tuesday night to visit his mother,
Mrs. John Glenn and sister, Mrs.
Roy B. Hall.
Mrs. Ruby Lawrence and
children, Hurlie and Dianne, of
Mississippi, Mrs. Margaret Law
rence and Mrs. Lester Mattson of
Suffolk, Mrs. Etta Hayes and
Miss Eva Hayes of near Eason’s
Cross Roads, spent Thursday
with Mrs. F. W. Blanchard.
Rev. and Mrs. T. Sloane Guy,
Jr., and daughter, Linda, of Nevvt
Haven, Conn., are visiting Rev.
Guy’s parents, Rev. and Mrs. T.
Sloane Guy, Sr.
J. R. Piland of Raleigh spent
the weekend in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Lawrence. He
was accompanied home by his
daughter, Lawrence Piland, who
has been spending sometime
with her grandparents.
Capt. J. D. Walters of Long
Island, N. Y., and Cpl. Henry
Walters of Denver, Colo., visited
their sister-in-law, Mrs. C. C.
Walters recently, Capt. Walters
spending the weekend and Cpl.
Walters Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Lilley of
Norfolk visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. T. Lilley, during the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Holder and
daughter, Brona, left Sunday to
visit Mr. Holder’s brother at
Black Mountains.
lVirs. -t-j. j. uyis.z ui vv dsiiiiis
ton, D. C., spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Eure
and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. White
at Rodueo.
spent Sunday with Mrs. F. W.
Mrs, James Tripp of Suffolk
Blanchard. She was accompanied
home by Dorothy Blanchard,
who spent Sunday night and
Monday with her.
Misses Mary Eure Lilley and
Mary Elizabeth Brown and Mrs.
Calvin Lilley of Norfolk spent
last week at Longwood and
Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. H. V. Beamon and Miss
Mary Ann Beamon are spending
this week in Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
Harry L. Ward, U. S. Navy,
of New York, spent the weekend
here with his wife.
Mrs. F. W. Blanchard and
Dorothy Blanchard spent Tues
day in Norfolk.
Horace Lilley and daughter,
Ann, of Cypress Chappel visited
Mrs. H. V. Beamon Monday.
Mrs. C. P. Saunders and Paul
Saunders of Portsmouth visited
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Smith Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Godwin
and Mrs. Hayes Godwin spent
the weekend in Salem, N. J.,
visiting Mr. Godwin’s brother, K.
A. Godwin. Mrs. Hayes Godwin
will visit in New York and Mrs.
E. V. Wills in Washingotn, D. C.,
before returning home.
Miss Gladys Eure is visiting
Misses Mildred and Jackie Sykes
at Enfield.
Miss Jennie Mae nrimuey oi
Colerain is visiting her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Tazwell Eure.
Miss Alice Loraine Collins of
Montgomery, Ala., is spending
this week with her brother, Rev.
T. A. Collins.
Mrs, C. V. Cross returned
home last week from the Lake
Junaluska assembly, and Camp
Croft, S. C., Where she visited
her son, -Pvt. C. V. Cross, Jr..
Miss Sue Owens of Elizabeth
City was a guest Of Miss Roma
Lee Cross aver the weekend.
The richest silver-lead de
posits in the^worki are located at
the Broken Hill mines in Aus
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Byrum Reunion
At Corapeake
Corapeake.—Mr. and Mrs. El
ton Byrum entertained the an
nual Byrum family re-union
with a fish fry at their home
July 26. The fish fry was staged
under umbrella tress on the
lawn of their home.
Those attending including a
few friends of the family, were
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Byrum,
Joyce Anne Byrum, Mr. and
Mrs. Bennie Brinkley, T. J. and
James Earl By rum, all of Sun
bury; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith,
Bobbie, Billie, Sallie Sue and
Louise Smith, all of Holland, Va.;
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Byrum, Bar
bara Anne, {Joe and Lee, Jr., of
Suffolk; Misses Bessie Lee and
Marjorie Brinkley of Suffolk;
Hardy J. Askew, USN, home at
Gates on furlough; Marcell
Brinkley, USN, Miami, Fla., and
Mrs. Brinkley; and Mr. and Mrs.
Elton Byrum, Helen Faye and
Gloria Byrum and Mrs. Rosa
Ward of Edenton.
Among the Sick
Eason’s Cross Roads.— W. S.
Rountree is slightly improving.
Mrs. Philip Cavallaro is great
ly improved after being sick for
the past week.
Miss Amaryllis Lang is slowly
improving at Lakeview Hospital,
Suffolk.
ENTERTAINS SUNDAY
Carter’s.—Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Carter entertained at dinner
Sunday. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Bolken and son,
Raymond, Mrs. A. P. Bremer
and son, Skipper, Mr. and Mrs.
Kowalski and daughters, Dorothy
and Katherine, Mr. and Mrs. R.
C. Swain and son, Raymond, Mrs.
C. A. Bremer and Mr. Ollie
Bremer, all of Portsmouth, and
Mrs. Mary Lackey of Roanoke,
Va., who is spending several
weeks here as guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Carter.
Afternoon guests were Mrs. W.
E. Pierce and son, Paul Glenn,
Mrs. George Bowen and son,
George, Jr.
OUTING AT COLERAIN
Colerain.—Tazewell Eure took
a crowd of Gatesville youths on
an overnight outing here Satur
day and Sunday. The boys, 18 in
number, camped in the pavilion
and prepared their own meals.
The boys who made the trip
were Edward Lee Smith, Gordon
Beamon, Ray Lassiter, Edward
Eure, R. A. Brown, Andrew
Meeder, Glenn Lilly, Jr., Harvey
Lilly, Bill Jones Hinton, Aaron
Lilley, Jr., Bill Eure, Alvin Eure,
Ethwell Perry, Howard Wester,
Glenn Webb, Charles Ellis, Fred
Baines and Freddie Starling.
The group traveled in Mr.
Eure’s trailer. They consumed
five dozen eggs for breakfast
Sunday morning, he said.
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Hobbsville. — Mr. and Mrs.
•Raymond Blanchard announce
the birth of a boy, Lonnie Ray,
bom Friday, August 3 at Lake
view Hospital.
Hobbsville. — Mr. and Mrs.’
Horace Overman announce the
birth of a son on August 8.
Bure. — Mr. and Mrs. Jasper
Turner, announoethe birth of a
son, James Alton, August 4.- ?
BLIND ARE EXPERT MODELERS—This young pupil of the
New York Institute for the Blind shows the duck-model, the
amazing likeness he wrought with his fingers in clay. The
young artists were taken to the zoo, allowed to handle the
ducks, and then set to work to reproduce them in clay.
AT OCEAN VIEW
Hobbsville.—Mr. and Mrs. E.
L. Winslow, Sr., Mrs. E. L. Win
slow, Jr., and Miss Kesler
Blanchard spent Sunday at Ocean
View. Mrs. E. L. Winslow, Jr.,
stayed over to be the guest of
Mrs. W; E. Winslow and Mrs.
W. S. Wiggins for the week.
BROTHERS ON FURLOUGH
Corapeake. — Sgt. Marvin P.
White, AAF, Lake Wales, Fla.,
and Gerald F. White, PhM 3/c,
USNR, are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. White of
Corapeake.
Another son, Staff Sg't. For
rest D. White, USA, is stationed
in Manila at this time and states
in letters to his parents that he
has made many friends in the
Philippines.
DINNER GUESTS
Corapeake. — Sunday dinner
guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Smith were Mrs. Matole
Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Billie
Lawrence and Miss Elsie Law
rence of near Gatesville, Miss
Bernice Lawrence of Newport
'News, Miss Hazel Smith and Mrs.
D. L. Lawrence and son, Duggie,
of Suffolk.
4-H GIRLS TO MEET
Eure.—'Eure 4-H club girls will
meet at the school building, Sat
urday afternoon at 3 o’clock.
Each girl is asked to bring her
project book. Plans will be made
for canning contests and the 4-H
dress revue to be held in Sep
tember. Mrs. Ernest Smith, 4-H
neighborhood leader, urges Eure
4-H girls not to miss this im
portant summer meeting.
ENTERTAIN AT BEACH
Hobbsville. — Mr. and Mrs.
Otha Riddick took the Girls’
Auxiliary and Royal Ambassa
dor 'Chapter of Sandy Cross Bap
tist church, with their counselors,
Mrs. Alton Stallings and Mrs.
Matie Spivey, respectively, on a
hay ride and picnic sbpper to
Holly’s Wharf recently.
A nice time was had by all.
Despite the shower of rain about
40 attended.
To New London
Gatesville.—After spending a
30-day furlough with his par-j
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Eason,
CPhM Hubert Thurston Eason
left Sunday for New London,
Conn., for new assignment. He is
in the submarine service and has
been on the USS Gabalin.
A PICNIC
The home demonstration club
held its annual picnic with Mrs.
Elijah Felton and Mrs. Lewis
Felton Tuesday night. Supper of
chicken, sandwiches, cakes, ice
cream and iced tea was served
on the lawn. About 25 members
and guests were present.
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
Eure. — Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Eure of Eure announce the mar
riage of- their daughter, Dorothy
Mae Eure, to Kenneth Burton
Legg of Norfolk, Va., on July
25.
Mr. and Mrs. Leg'g will live in
Norfolk, Va.
AT LAKE JUNALUSKA
Gatesville. — Mrs. Thomas A.
Collins is at Lake Junaluska for
a Christian Workers’ Confer
ence for two weeks. She attend
ed as the district director of chil
dren’s work from the Elizabeth
City district and will return dur
ing next week.
To “C” Better
— See —
Dr. Sigmund
Myers
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