Arthur and chil
Iva Lee Riggs went
Swansboro Wednes
Cooke, Enoch Taylor
Riggs spent last Sun
ers’ Beach.
« Riggs, Grace Arthur;
aters and J. E. Morton
Atlantic Beach last Sun
d Mrs. Clifton Meadows
of New Bern and Mrs.
Meadows of Pollocksville
last Sunday afternoon with
S. J. Riggs. '
Nurman Eubanks and
have, returned home af
vlslting relatives in Char
■i and Mrs. Ernest Riggs
In New Bern Tuesday,
and Mrs. Frank Taylor of
Oak visited .in this com
ty last Saturday. <
TRENTON
By Mrs. Sydney Brock
aes Toby Westbrook,
eth Jarman and Wayne
spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Teal In Raleigh.
and Mrs. Thomas Stilley
-daughters were In Kinston
ay.
Dtt Coats and daughter,
of Jackson spent Sunday
Mrs. Floyd Huggins.
6yd Huggins returned to
on for a visit.
ifesdajnes Kenneth Jarman,
: Brock and Wayne Jarman
ad Bryan Mercer were in Kin
aton Monday
,-Jtnnie Laurie Lowery left this
week for Greensboro where she
will attend xsu nirschool at
WOUNC.
' Mrs. W. W. Banks left Thurs
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visited Planners’ Beach Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones and
children spent the weekend at
Topsail Beach.
George and Sammy Worley of
Clinton spent the past week
with their aunt, Mrs. R. L. Ed
wards. ) ,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore,
Mrs. Ellis Moore and daughter
and Eldridgfe Sumrell went to
Wilmington Thursday to see .E1-,
Us Moore, who- had a brief lay->
over there before his ship went
on to Texas.
Pat Brock of the Merchant Ma
rine is spending a. vacation with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
Brock.
WSC!S Meeting
The Woman’s Society of Chris
tian Service held its regular
monthly meeting with Mrs. W.
H. Hammond last Wednesday af
ternoon. Mrs. Paul Huffman had
charge of the meeting which was
opened with the hymn, “Saviour,
Thy Undying Love,” which was
followed by a scripture reading
from the 116th psalm. Mrs. S. D.
Mallard read a poem and Mrs.
M. E. Hines gave the program on
“I can give more.”
La Grange
By Mrs. Mabel Myers
Mrs. John Rouse Jr. returned
Monday alter Mtiftal days with
her sister, Ma Gardner, at
Atlantic Be^c&
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sutton and
son spent the weekend at At
lantic Beach with Mr. and Mrs.
Ear) Kinsey.
Betsy Armstrong has returned
alter a visit at Columbia with an
aunt.
Lucille and Roland Fields ol
Washington, D. C., spent the past
weekend with their' aunt, Mrs.
Lela Fields.
Mrs. Fred Isler is recuperating
at her home here Irom an opera
tion in a Kinston hospital.
Mrs. J .C. Timberlake, her
grandsons, Drew and Tom Perry,
and Mrs. G. C. West spent the
past weekend at Atlantic Beach
with Mrs. J. C. Lanier.
Helen May Harper is spending
the week with Mrs. B. V. Moor
ing at the Mooring camp near
New Bern.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Barbour
ol Wilson Mills spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dail,
parents ol lllrs. Barbour.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mooring
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N. J. arrived last Saturday for, a
visit with Mrs. Lester Gbdwih..
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Yarbour and
child of Henderson are visiting
Mr*. Joe Hill, aunt of Mrs. Yar
bour. , .
Mrs. Margie Phillips of Green
ville recently spent several days
with her aunt, Mrs. Lenore Bar
wick.
Mrs. Ray Adams and Mrs.
Ralph Kinsey recently spent sev
eral days at the A. W. Kennedy
camp near New Bern.
Evelyn Mooring of Durham is
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. V. Mooring.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis and
children of Winston-Salem are
spending a few days with Mrs.
Mary Grant, mother of Mers.
Lewis.
Milton Walters, who has been
under treatment for several
months in the Veterans Hospi
tal at Fayetteville, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Bessie Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McGougan
of Raeford were weekend guests
of Mrs. A. W. Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Edwards and
son, C. C. Aldridge and his dau
ghters spent last Sunday at
Morehead City. They were accom
panied home by Mrs. Aldridge,
who has been visiting there.
Piney Grove
The WMU of The Piney Grove
Baptist Church held its regular
monthly meeting last Thursday
with Mrs. Fred Parker. President
Mrs. Guy Alcock presided over
the session arid Mrs. Kate Mc
Daniel led the group in prayer
and Mrs. Dwight Waters gave the
program “On the Rock or on the
Rocks” and Mrs. Carey Waters
said the closing prayer. Mrs. Ju
lia Hinson called the roll and
te McDaniel.
Mrs. Harry Waller and Mr. and
Mrs. Julian Waller and sen,
David, recently visited relatives
Fines.
Leon Parker visited Mr.
Swindell Pollock of
Norfolk last week.. Mrs. Pollock
has been quite illln DePaul Hos
pital In Norfolk. :
Mrs. Charlie Oliver and Dorc
tcrs spent Wednesday at Che
Point and Atlantic Beach.
Archie O’Steen of Norfolk
visited Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Water*.
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Waters and
Mrs. Fred Parker v'sited Mrs.
Hyman Tyndall who w~3 a pa
tient at Parrott Memorial Hos
pital in Kinston last Thursday.
Cyrus Batts was in Atlantic
last week.
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