Here from Virginia Beach {taring
the weekend visiting Mr. and, Mrs.
W. E. Raiford were Mr. and Mrs.
Nido Hamilton and, daughter, Jane.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Pelletier
and grandson, Walter, spent a few
days last week in the mountains.
Mrs. Albert Bracey and daughter,
Carol, were Sunday visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Graham Williams near
New Bern. Visiting Mrs. Bracey
Monday afternoon were Mrs. Mar
sha Harvey and Mrs. Elmer Garris
<ff New Bern. '-!i
’Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Bell have re
turned from a week on the Outer
Banks.
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Visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mor
gan during the Labor Day weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Keeter
and children,. Margaret and Leslie
Jr., of Portsmouth, Also visiting
them Wednesday were Mr. and
" Mrs. Leon Rowe Jr. of Fort, Wal
ton, Fla.
Mrs. N. N. Mattocks recently
spent a few days visiting her son,
Randolph, in Rose HSl and later
Went a few days at Carolina Beach
with her granddaughter, Beth Mat
tocks. 1
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Don Mattocks was in Moores*
ville during the weekend to partic
ipate in the Saturday aftertioon
wedding of Miss Paggy Maddrey to
Sidney Maxwell Kale Jr. which
took place' in the, Baptist church
there.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Collins came
from Swansboro Saturday afternoon
to visit his sisters, Mrs. Will Jones
and Mrs. Eddie Dunbar.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gerock of
Alexandria, Va. were 'here for a
weekend visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Mattocks, and his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ger
ock.
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Weekend visitor^ of Mirs.' Ralph
Collins and Mrs. Etta Bullock were
Mrs. C. P. Smith and children, Ron
nie, Michael and.Angie, of Raleigh.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thomas had
them during the holiday
Jr.i and family.
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visiting 1
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blanton and
children of Fayetteville Spent the
weelcend with her parents, Mr, and
iMrs. Hack Meadows.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morgan/ and
son, Joey, were weekend visitors of
Rom Provost and the Cleve Pro
vosts. 1 ;i' ' ?/'; ; '
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Britt and
children, Greg, Janet and Gail,, and
Mirs. I. F. House were in Greenvil
le for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Ran
dolph Shelter, Mirs. Kitty Farley'
and Miss Laura Mattocks Bell. , .
1 Among those from Maysville at
tending the Southerh 500 races in
Darlington, S. C. Monday were Mr.
and < Mrs. Leonard Thompson, Mr.
aqd Mrs. Joe Thompson, Mir. and
Mrs. George Mateja, Bill Brafford,
Tony Provost, Howard Pruitt and
Gary Melville. \
Visiting during the holiday week
end with the C. G. Morgans, the
Wiley Morgans and the C. R. Mor
gans were Mr. and . Mrs. Ed Tis
dale and daughter, Earline, of South
Norfolk, Va. and Mrs. Grady
Greene and daughter, Deborah Ann.
of Washington.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Foscue made
a trip to Greenville Wednesday to
take their grandson, Michael, to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Little
ton, who have returned there to en
ter college.
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Mrs. Harvey Yates of Pollocks
ville was a Sunday visitor of Mrs.
Vera, Costello.
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Mrs. Joe Morgan and son,- Joey,
and Mrs. Cleve Provost and son,
Johnny, attended a birthday dinner
given for Mrs. Polly Ann Eubanks
Sunday at her home at Grants
Creek. i
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Visiting Mrs. A. H. McDaniel
Wednesday was her daughter, Mrs.
Mildred Thompson, of New Bern.
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Weekend guests of Miss Barbara
Yeoman were Miss Betty Taylor of
Wlarsaw and Cpl. Raymond JWhet
sell of Camp Lejeune.
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Nolan Jones spent Monday on a
deep sea fishing trip.
i Mrs. Mildred Johnson and son,
David, were New' Bern visitors Sat
urday.
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Mrs. A. C. Foscue and Miss Clara
Fosciie visite^ Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Foscue Sunday afternoon at their
summer place at Bogue Sound,
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Mr. and Mrs Travis Meadows
and children, Kathy, J o y.c e and
Garland, were Sunday afternoon
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yeo
man. ■>
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We are happy to welcome as new
residents to Maysvillf, Mr. a n d
Mrs. C. W. Lancaster of Jackson
ville. V
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Bobby Mattocks and Miss Carol
Ann Jenkins were weekend guests
Clover 4-H (Hub
Has Regular Meet
The Clover 4-H Chib held its
regular meeting Monday night in
the Chinquapin Chapel Education
rooms. Wilson Lowery presided over
the meeting and announced that all
long time record books should be
in by September 15 and all project
record booths should be in by Sep
tember 30.
Harold Smith and Faye Haskins
lead in the pledges and Janice Low
ery gave the devotional. Judy Has
kins Was welcomed as a new mem
ber to the club.
Frank Heath, Don Phillips, Harold
Smith and Wilson Lowery wete ap
pointed to a "Clean-Up” committee
and the fair exhibit will be planned
by Ann Koonce, Frank Heath and
of his aunt, Miss Letha Pridgen, at
her summer cottage in Morehead
City.
Marriage License
Jones County Register of Deeds
Bill Parker reports the isiue of on
ly one marriage license an the past
week and it went to Clande Hen
derson, 19, of Maysville and Caro
lyn Price, 17, of Trenton;
Betty Becton.
Annette Lowery gave a project re'
port on (“H[onie Grounds Beautifies'
tion".
Since disconitinuation of the
4-H Qubs meeting in the schools,
all of those members are invited to
join the club of their cominuunity.
The next meeting will be held Sept.
28, and then the regular meetings
will be held the first Mondays in
each month.
Durwood Alton Groen
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday for Durwood Alton Green,
42, Comfort merchant, who died
Tuesday morning after a brief ill-,
ness.
If s all new, beautiful, pleasant, corhfort able
DUPREE’S
Ready dnd anxious to serve you!
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We are back in our wonderful, new store, and
. (have a wide selection of new fall fashions to
appeal to the most discriminating parent, in
fant, young man under 14 or young lady
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through pre-teen sizes. We have also added a
maternity wear department, featuring crea
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' tioiis from foremost manufacturers in dresses,
sportswear and lingerie for the mother-to-be.
Our toy department will delight any child.
Come in and visit us Soon!
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(We will celelbrate our formal opening
/ at a later date.)
When you, think of
Children's Clothes, think of
104 N. Queen St.
Marten
Tel JA 3-4754
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