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dlAPANOKE NEWS
J. C. Wilson, Curtis and Miss Louise
team was held last Saturday at the returned Monda from a
r., 17, 7J " t Chatanooga, Tenn., where - they
follows: Boy's winner, Gaylord
James and Preston James .from Hert
ford 4-H . Club,- Girl's winner, Fran
cine (Mitchell and Jessie Lee Norman,
spent the past week with relatives.
(Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vaughan and
children of Portsmouth spent Sunday
from Winfall Club. The title of the! hw mother.Mrs. Irma Dorsey.
boys demonstration was, How I Am
Conducting My One Acre Soybean
Demonstration, and the girl s, The
Use of Dry Skim Milk In the Home.
Both teams are attending a dem
onstration . .this week.'' at LouisburgJ
where they are competing against
other teams from counties in the
Northeast District The teams were
accompanied to Louisburg by Mrs.
M. B. Taylor, Negro "Sfome Agent.
Shelvia White, Bay Granch 4-H
member won first place in the dress
revue and she is also taking part in
the revue at Louisburg. ,-,
William Welch, a member of the
Chinquapin Club, was selected to at
tend the State Wildlife Camp, at
Cary, for the week of June 5 to 10th,
and he was accompanied to this meet-
George Jackson spent the -week-end
in Durham for his class reunion at the
University,
-Miss Lena Symons has been -very
ill the past week but glad to report
she is much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ambrose Elliott
visited relatives at Ahoskie on Sun-
Mrs. J. C Wilson is spending this
week at Atlanta, Georgia.
BELVIDERE
Miss Marietta Jolliff returned home
from Louisburg College last week and
will snend the summer with her
mother. 'Mrs. Howard Jolliff.
Mrs. Don Smith and 2 children of
Wagram are spending this week with
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T. R Ward. '
'lit. and 2Irs. 'Claude V."- ' r and
children Visited relatives in Norfolk,
Va. ISunday. : Mrs. Liszie -HollowelL
who had spent , some time with her
son, Gaither 'Chappelli returned home
with them. " 1
uurton myers 01 wumington was a
Saturday ' visitor with his mother,
ivm W, T. Smith and (Mr. Smith.
iFriday evening at the Community
'House a number of ladies gave Mrs.
Carl Yow a surprise birthday, sarty.
She .- received many useful articles.
Games were enjoyed and refreshments
swrwd,.;,vr''
Mrs. L. J. Wmslow spent two days
in Norfolk recently and attended the
piano recital given by the pupils of
her daughter, Mrs. R. M. White.
Sunday visitors with (Miss Margaret
White and sister were: Mrs. Margaret
White and Mrs. Annie- Winborne of
Tyner, Mr. and (Mrs. Louis Winslow
and Mrs. Basil Copeland. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. 'White visited
with their daughter, Mrs. ; Sidney
Blanchard v and . Mr. Blanhard of
Hertford Saturday P. iM.
Saturday and Sunday visitors with
Ann White were: Dan and Carolyn
Smith, Sylvia Ray Copeland, Laclnjjx
vTiosiow, . Mjoia vioiet winsiow ana
Judy -Winslow.'''.:"''-.--- -v":-:
' Irvin Hunter of (Beach Sprins spent
Tuesday with rline ChappelL ' .f
i Mrs. T. F. Kirby has returned
from Hertford to : spend some time
with her daughter, Mrs. V. C. Dale
and "family. ' (. ;'"
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Copeland visited
Mr. and Mrsv Ht A. Young and family
of Elizabeth City Sunday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porter of Nor
folk, Va., were wek-end guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Riddick.
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Saturday Cbntinoou From 1:S0
Sunday 2:15, 4:15 and 8:15
Thursday and Friday,
June 8-9
Claudette Colbert and
Patric Knowles in '
"THREE CAME HOME"
Saturday, June 10
Rod iCameron and
Gale Storm in
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Sunday, June 11
Dorothy McGuire and
William Lundigan in
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Monday and Tuesday,
June 12-13
John Payne and
Rhonda Fleming in .
"THE EAGLE AND THE HAWK"
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(Mr. and Ilrs. W. CHofr.er Jr., and
girls spent Sunday with Hit. and Mrs.
W. H. Hoffler, Sr at Sunbury.
iMr: and tlrs. Odell Cartwri-ht and
girls visited IZv. and lira. Ned Mat
thews Sunday afternoon; ' : '
Miss (Eunice, Hariell and Mrs. Jesse
Harrell visited Mrs; Nellie Sumner
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Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Knight and
girl spent last week with his parents,
Mr.' and Mrs, Knight in West Vir
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Mr. and Mrs. .John Elmer. Wood,
Jr., entertained the following on Sun
day at their homer Mr and Mrs. El
mer Wood, Mi." and Mrs. Georre
Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Knight,
Josephine and Sylvia-Knight, Ruth
Harrell, Faye and Ellen Wood. .0
Mrs. Russell Baker and Ann Baker
of Whiteston visited J Mrs. W. M.
Mathews 'Sunday. , .
'Rev. E. B. Edwards will preach at
Wooldand Methodist Church on Son
day evening at .7:30.- The nublic" is
coraiauy invited and urged to v be
present. ' ' -, 1 - L ' v ,
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tlrs. Baker received many lovely
and u&fcXul gifts. - r,
Those attending the birthday sup
per were: Mr. and IMrs.; George W.
Baker and daughter, 'Judy, Mr. and
Mrs. Horace iMiller, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Caddy, Mr. and Mrs. Whit
Cartwri:ht, Mr. and Mrs. Ulric Caddy,
Mr. and Sirs. J. B. (Euxe, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Williams, Mr1, and Mrs. SArvin Hud
son, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dail, ' Mr.
and . Mrs. Julian Matthews, Mr. and
Mrs. " George Caddy, and Dorothy,
Faye, Norman and Levy Miller, Wilma
Anne and Louvenia Caddy, Paulette
Dail, Sandra and Billy Hudson, Nancy
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SJUi.i-ii a.ti(3s ftUfil
Uabbl 'F-ie Hatthews,
and Tar'S Onley. - '
.rl'i, Gordon
iy Anne ai.J -Joyce
jEure
Mrs. B. G. Koonce entertained her-
bridge club Tuesday evening at her -ym
horns on Church. Street. Those play- 4 "
ing were Mesdames V.' ''N. Darden, J.
0. (Felton; Charles Hehc, K M. Rid-, ,
dick, Charles Whedbee, "W. G. Wright,
T. B. Sumner, -,V. A. uavenporw
R. FutreU. I N. . HbUowell, . Miss ; T'
Thelma Elliott and Miss Ruby White.
The high score prise for the club
'went to Mrs. Darden and high lor the
visitors wa 'Swarded iMiss Eluott. a
sweet course was served.-
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' CORRECTION.
In the invitation, , published last
week, for the Stalling-iWinslow wed
ding, the date of the -wedding was
reported as Saturday, June 18th: this
date should have read 'Sunday, June
18th. . , .
SOCIETY TO MEET "
The Blanche. Meekins Younar Wo
men's Missionary Society of Anderson
Church will meet Friday night," June
9, at the home of Mrs. Charlotte Mat
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TO SHOW FILM , . "
A religious film, .titled. Christ The
King, will be shown at the Perquimans
Central Grammar School on Tuesday
night, June 13, at eight o'clock by the
Young People of the Woodville Bap
tist Church. No admission will be
charged but an offering will be taken
ana proceeds will go to the church's
building fund.
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY SUPPER
Mrs. George W. Baker was enter
tained at a surprise birthdav sunner.
Saturday evening, June 3, at 6 o'clock
at- the home of her parents, Mr. and
(Mrs. George Caddy.
A delicious supper' was served on
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Doable Feature
Don Barry in
"TOUGH ASSIGNMENT"
Hoppalong assidy in
"SINISTER JOURNEY"
Eden Theatre
Continuons From 1:30
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Joel McCrea and
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Errol Flynn and
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Doris Day and
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