Local & Society
Blaylock - Wrenn
Mir. and Mrs. C. B. Blaylock, of
Tiniberlake, announce the marri
age o 4 their daughter, Laura Cor
nelia, to John Thomas Wrenn,
son of Mrs. J. B. Wrenn-and the
late Mr. Wrenn, of Ca-Vel, on
Saturday, March 31, at Halifax,
Va., by the Rev. Mr. Johnson of
the Methodist chuhch, that city.
At home, Ca-Vel.
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Research Club
Has Meeting With
Mrs. E. P. Dunlap
Wth Mrs. E. P. Dunlap as host
ess, members of the Research club
met Wednesday at Hotel Roxboro
to enjoy a program on “Humor”,
presented by Mesdames R. L.
Wilburn and W. C. Bullock.
In presenting her treatment of
the subject Mrs. Wilburn review
ed “Mark Twain’s America” and
read passages from the book, as
well as from an “Uncle Remus”
story by Joel Chandler Harris,
while Mrs. Bullock chose “Great
est Pages From American Humor”
and read quotations from Will
Rogers and Edgar A. Guest.
Dinner was served in the hotel
dining room, where the table de.
corations 'consisted of jonquils,
spriea and japonica. In addition
to club members, those present
included Mrs. W. C. Martin and
Miss Myrtle McDade.
Rotarians Hold
Weekly Dinner
Session Thursday
Presentation of a program on
“Community Service”, wjith H.
K. Strang as chairman, and J. W.
Noell and Thomas Street as speak
ers, was feature of the regular
evening dinner session of the
Roboro Rotary club held at- the
Roxboro Community house Thurs
day night. Appointment of a no
minating committee to present
names for new officers of the
club was also announced, the
committeemen named being, J. 8.
Walker, J. W. Noell and George
W. Kane.
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P t rintz - Carlton
Mr. and Mrs. Luther M. Carl
ton, of Roxboro, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Mary Shuford, to Massey L.
Printz, of Washington, D. C., the
wedding to take place in the late
spring.
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WATKINS & BULLOCK
Mrs. G. A. Duncan is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Edwin Tucker, in
South Boston. _
L. C. Clark is a patient at Duke
hospital, Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee Per
kins, of Danville, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Jule Perkins here.
Mrs. T. U. Conner, Mrs. Ola Pat
terson, Mrs. G. L. Doss, and dau
ghter, LaFern, and Mrs. H. G.
Johnson and daughter. Barbara
Ann, are Visiting Mr. and Mrs.
L. D. Puckett
Mrs. J. C. Walker was a Dan.
ville visitor Thursday.
Mr. W. D. Brandon is confined
to his home on Tamar street due
to illness.
Mrs. R. B. Griffin and daughter
have returned to ther home on
High School drive.
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Roxboro High School Juniors (Jive
Seniors Elaborate Dinner - Dance
Gayest and most colbrful event
of the week and outstanding on
the social calendar of the spring
season was the first formal Rox-'
boro High school Junior-Senior
dinner-dance given Friday ev
ening at Hotel Roxboro, where
more than 160 ycung men and
women, together with sponsors,
faculty members and spepial
guests enjoyed the hospitality of
the Juniors.
The Juniors, who staged the af
fair, with the capable assistance
of their faculty committee, com
posed of Miss Lucy Bowers, Miss
Ruth Johnson and Mrs. Leo Ra
bon, prepared for food and mer
riment on an elaborate scale.
Senior colors of blue and silver
and Junior colors of rose and
green were accented throughout
the dining room-ballroom with
effective decorations suspended
from the ceiling and the chandel
iers and which were repeated in
floral decorations on the tables.
Place-card booklets also serv
ing as programs fob the evening,'
had an attractive cover designed,
by Miss Marjorie Monk, cf the
Junior class, while the costumes
of members of the Freshman j
class, who assisted with serving, |
added to the brilliance of the!
scene, which sparkled all around 1 1
because of the vari-colored even-]
ing gownes of the young hostess-] -
es and their guests. <
At the dinner the formal pro- ]
gram included an address of wel
come by Hassell Whitfield, pre
sident of the Junior class, with a
response iby Miss Louise Walker,
Senior president. Toast to the
Seniors was given by Miss Ar- ] j
line Newell, with a response by
George Cushwa, Jr., while H. C. j
Gaddy, suprevising principal, res- j j
por.-ded to a toast to the faculty;
presented by Billy Newell, of the'.
Junior class.
Faculty members present. inj ;
addition to Mr. Gaddy and the
Junior advisers, were George .
Wirtz, Glenn Titus and Mrs, A. F.
Nichols,
Class officers, in addition to!
Miss Walker and Mr. Whitfield;
are: Seniors, Wallace Moore, vice
president; Marion Bradsher. see-!
rotary and Lois Pickering, treas
urer, and for the Juniors, Emma;
B. Jones, vice president; Marjpr-j
ie Dickerson, secretary and Ar-|
line Newell, treasurer.
Boys and girls of the Freshman ]
class who assisted in serving were
Martin Michie, Jr., Charles Har
ris. Jr., James Winstead, James
Warren, Robert Wagstaff, Wallace
Kirby and Jafck Hughes and Mis
ses Mary Louise Harris, Lelia
Monk, Anne Marie Umstead and
Jean Kirby and Nancy Masten.
Mrs. Frances Morton, of Gas
tonia, and Miss Helen Morton, of
Raleigh, spent Friday here at
tending the funeral of Zeb Mor
ton.
The Rev. James P. Rec
tor of St. James Episcopal church,
Hendersonville, and Mr. and
Mrs. B. S. Graves, of Yancey
ville, were guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Carlton this
week
More than 25,000 drivers’ licen
ses have been revoked by the
Highway Safety Division since
1935.
A car traveling at 60 miles an
hour strikes a stationery object
with an inpact equal to that it
would have if dropped off a 10-
story building.
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LEGAL NOTICE
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate cf Mrs. Sallie P.
Whitt, deceased, late of Person
county, Ntrlh Carolina, this is to
notify Ml pcl.'ving claims
against the estate of said deceas
ed to exhibit them to the under,
signed c.i cr before ti e 21st day
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be pleaded in bar 'of their recov- ]
cry.
All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate 1
payment.
This 21st day of March. 1940.
W. B. Whitt.
Ad'mr. Sallie P. Whitt.
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EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
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Having qualified as executors
iof the estate of John H. Garrett,
] deceased, late of Person county,
N. C., this is to notify all persons
I SALE Starts Wed., April lOih. I
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Walgreen Agency Drug Store I
Roxboro, North Carolina I
having clainis against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit thenJ
to the undersigned on or before
the 26th day of February, 1941
cr this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
All po.ucnr indebted t an d
'.state will please make immedi
ate payment.
1 his 26th day of February,
1940.
S. R. Garrett,
J. W. Mooney,
Executory of celate cf John
H. Garrett.
2-29-6 t-t
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
: Having qualified rs adminis
| Irator of the estate of R. H. Oak
h ity, deceased, late cif Person coun
j ty, North Carolina, this is to not
l yfy all persons having claims a
• Jairrt the estate of said deceased
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j to exhibit them to the undersign
, cd c.i or before Mar ch 11th, 1941.
cr this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
r tate will please make immediate
! payment.
j This 11th day cf March, 1949.
SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 194«
B. H. Oakley,
Admr. of R. H. Oakley.
3-14-6 t-t
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LEGAL NOTICE
Having sold my interest in
Winstead - Nc-wman Flower shop,
Roxboro, N C., to Mrs. O. H. Win
-ioad, this is to certify that I will
no lcnger be responsible for any
contracts or debts made by said
firm.
This April 1, 1940.
Elizabeth T. Newman,
4-7-It
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