'UCIAK3 WrrXLY, nETtTFCIHV N C.f FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1936
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1 1 Y.VLe Fcr.;t, and
. i;Aly,Jr., at P.ocky
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" C:yc3, of "Asheville, a
; 3 f aculty of the North
; VLl t Orfhanageat Tho-
i ihe house guest of Miss
1 ..ii during the ' Thanksgiv
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I . i i "rs. V. R. White and
, C rge," Dorothy and Ruth
a....o, el LloCoe, spent the Tbankg-
r'virj holidays with Mr and "Mrs.
F, C. y.hite. .Jar., white is principal
of the L'.zcoe High School .
Mies XIarie Eaaon is convalescing
after an aperatiott which she under
went at the - Lakeview Hospital in
SulTo'V, Va.', Miss Eason hold? a po-
Ue v..-wd withtsition with the North Carolina Bap-
t
, who Is a student ai
No-'J Carolina, re
I! :d Hill after
;3 w;.h his pA-
. a W White.
. ...e One, made a
'Jr& on Wedn.es-
. Clrln'' has returned
: Nor&ik, v: r-..---
TiaTne. tvho la it-
: ttt Uravrsity f North Car-
'' olina, i a-t the Tlwinkftgiyinsr holf-
days" wli ner parents, Mr, nd Aire,
tE. E.' PayneVVtxo.it r.-r -x'4
JL'. '.. -Misa lYancis TWIer, who toadies
v atr Manon, epent liianksmvijifr with
I her mother, Mrs R. JlFwler,
I v'Mra. C P. Mathews of - Route
"Three,was in Hertford hdjping; on
, Monday. V v. . v . v 1
W Aihonir the hopper- fMm'CSiapa
ake on Uanda were, Mr. andMre.
'I 1 Miss Prue Nw4)y,''fc is a student
' - at E. C. T. C GraenvUhv spent the
' f-, Jiojidaja with Ser-patents, Mr.-id
:- f .Wi G. towfcyv.
' ,1' .Mrs. Jenkins Walteis and her sis-
yier, Misk Lota pivej; took a motor
, trip to varisus jntnpfcting. points in
". 'TirxiBh, ic'iJIn Williamsburg and
Yorldww.it, ifrvta the wwek-end. t"w
. Miss Jayce ILam3 who is a st
' ' ; dent StE-Cr. C, Gnetenville, .spent
,h jEhfl ixbUxUTS wi5h"3r jparents, ' Mr,
amd ZZol. C. ML HararJl i'". '
N ' Miss JL'Ji kunt Skinner, who
- N Solde a - pc!'.kin in ' JQizaibetfc City,
' -was- at name wh iter jrrftndnwther,
- 'I, ilis. ZL lAawixold, jar be holidays.
' Wirit-n Jackaon, who is a stu-
, dent bX YJjx JVrest XJoUegevT spent
. T3iaikegM iwifhTiisiauEents, Mr,
L nd Mnu- J, TK. .iacloan,; at New
' Heps. - . vV'r;, ''f
j, Mr. and 2tjl H.' Baxefooi and
diiUren, f Jbnr Oaks aad JMr. and
Mm Boyd Ctm'' and children, of
Ebeai&wa, rpeat loe ThankBgiv
wg holidays -wih their panents, Mx.
and JZz: I. A. V.be. Mx. nS Mrs.
v White fljso -1 -vesta b atur
day J 1 . '.. Lard GaSIiog and
'tieir VJI-i,' j, f IrTjiKhin?-
ion. D- L ' ' - -7
' Adas J n VrTi'ia 2xss jMtnraaS to
E. ,C T. C to' resume her studies,
- - after r&is the tier
. parelii, Ur. and Mrs. L"A,SMuto.
' " .Mrs. iUTin cott , and her' JWe
son, f Sonny", 1 ft last week fai.aeir
. home at Cr .ctle, ?ojtnietg, after
1 a visit ta L Scott's parents, Mr,;
cana jars. w. Kougnimi, . s
Vr, Mr. arl Ij. 'W. a dtOhsk .and
children, rf f "oik, .were (nests f
. - Mf. . tir, Mrs. I, AWhitts,
on Thar.! 7 Day., ,."'-- ';
. C-Larre at-. Jhomagville and
ezpecta 1 to leave shortly v to resume
her duties. -'vf J.' " -
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" . Attendance : At
Beech Spring MA Meet
. The ParentTeacher Association' of
Beech Spring; School met 00 Tuesday
evening with. ' large attendance. The
devotional was led by the president,
Mrs, . Wayland HowelL - During the
short business session' MiBaes Alma
and Sybil Howell were appointed to
amnge f or-a iprogram for the next
meeting, "v 1 -."". :-
The following Thanksgiving pro-
gram, was renaerea ' oy me bwooi
students? "The origin of ThapksgiY-
ing", a composition by Myra Layden;
Poems by - Marjori Forehand and
Lois Winslow; - a .story, J3ennie'
Thanksgiving", by, Ethel Copeland,
f Three short Thanksgiving" ' plays
were presented, "by Horace : Boyce,
Earlie Goodwin,. Jt Francis Sawyr,
Marjorie Forehand,, Rosalyn Kinslow,
Ethel Copeland, Myra Layden, Joyce
Winslow, Lucy v Forehand,. Velma Da
vis, John : Henry Davis, Clarin and
Katharine Winslow.'-.
f Mrs. Carson. Howell . is teacher of
the Beech Springs School. i 11
JC? ANOKE NEWS
.iMnk Marvin Robins and little son,
Jhmnie, hav returned to; their home
in 'EllxabethCity, 'after spending
Thanksgiving with hef parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Lewis.
5, Mrs. J. -C. Wilson and Curtis Wil-
were-. In Elisabeth City ' Saturday
afternoon. ' " -
Miss Cora Layden, teacher of Chap-
anoke School spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with her motherj Mrs. Jack
Layden, near Belvidere.
J. G. Campbell,' of Hertford, was
a business visitor in ChapanokeMon-
'' Mrs. Inmi, D'Orsay and Miss Gerrie
Griffin spent Thursday afternoon in
Elizabeth City
' Mrs. Roy Branch, of Norfolk, Va.,
spent Thanksgiving with her mother,
Mrs. P. L. Grafin. -.'Mr.
and Mrs. Dooglas DardenTS'J
children were Sunday guests of Mrs.
G. W. Alexander.
Oficar Twine's condition is about
fha-same;;;"
3 Mrs.; Frank Bray, was shopping in
Elisabeth City Saturday.
Mrs. John Symons, was in Eliza
beth City on business Friday.
i Mrs. John Bright went to Eliza
beth, City Saturday.
:! Chester and Morris Borne of Wood-
ville'were in Elizabeth Cit Saturday.
Oak Grove, will preach Sunday A. M.
at eleven o'clock.
BALLAHACK fiWS
, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Layden were the
guests "of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Perry
Saturday evening.
. Misses Elmo and Add Layden of
Belvidere "were the guests of their
brother KL S. Layden and family
Sunday afternoon.
' Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Layden visited
Mr. and Mrs. John Rogerson Satur
day: evening.
Rey A A. JButler of Hertford held Mrs. John Wood on Sunday,
Mf. and Mrs; A, J. Parrish attend
ed Union - meeting Saturday,
a Thanksgiving . service at Great
Hope Church .Thanksgiving evening.
A large crowd attended.
; Mr, and Mrs. C. A- Perry and fam
ily -went to. Edenton Friday.
J. E. Rogerson and son, Preston went
to Suffolk, Va., Wednesday on business.
BURGESS NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Rarrell and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mathews were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Will
iams Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Splvey visited
wey's, parents, Mr., and Mrs.
B-? Parker :Sunday.
r Duke LeFaver and ; Joe Huff of
Portsmouth Mrs. t .Sue; Godwin, and
Mrand Mrs. Dennis Godwin were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mn.
Martin Sprudli on Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Basnight attend
ed a family reunion at the home of
Mrs. J. G. Roberson in Hertford on
Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Procter spent Thanks
giving with her aunt, Mrs. Billie
Whedbee.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mathews were
among the guests of her grandmother
Mr. and Mrs, Nathan Mathews vis
ited .Mrs. Mathews' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Vannie Boyce near Edenton
Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Lane called
at the home of Mrs. Lane's brother,
Frankie Jordan on Sunday. The in
fant child of Mr. and -Mrs. Jordan
who lives on Edenton Road, has been
quite ill.
40 Vacancies Reported
In U. S. Marine Corps
The United States Marine Corps
Recruiting District Headquarters,
Post Office Building, Savannah, Ga.,
announces forty vacancies to be fill
ed at that office during- December.
Captain A. C. Small is the Officer
in Charge.
In addition to the regular quota '
there are a number of vacancies for
qualified musicians, it was stated.
Young men in this vicinity desir
ing information concerning1 service in
the Marine Corps may write the
Marine Corps Recruiting Station,
Savannah, Ga. Applications will be
mailed upon request, Captain Small
announced.
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