r-s r
I ,"1m
Clyde Fur J rr
the week-end wki T"r, r
liam Tucker aid
At State CsBega
Carlton Davenport, ' Jr left this
week lor Stat Collega when be wiO
attend rammer school. , . . , ..
Week-end la NerYelk . .
Mr. and lira. Louii Taxkington and
children apent the week-end with rela
tive in Norfolk, Va,'.-H-.- . , .
Vkitng Her- "-5 :"."
Mrs. Albert Roberta and daughter,
Miaa Trudie . Roberta, of Kingston,
Tenru, are the guests of If r. and Mr.
J. 0. Fetton.
Fran Greensboro v'
' Alfred Williama of Greensboro ia
spending the summer witfe&s grand
mother, Mrs. Isa Tucker, y
Returned Hoai ffi-?-?..; V
Misa Pat 5 Morris returned home
Sunday after spending ; last week
with friends at Hags Egwi. "
Week-end In Washington
Mr. and Mrs.' Charles E. Johnson
. and children spent, the week-end in
Washington, D. C... .-. -.v..
Weekend At Nag Bead '
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. HoSeman, Jr.,
apent the week-end at Nags Head.
At Jackson ,
Misa Dianne Holleman ia visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. B. J, HoHeman,
Sr., at Jackson. ' -.
At E. C C
Miss Thehna Elliott 4a attending
summer school at E. C. G, GreenviHe,
for several weeks.
Week-end Hera V."-
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Haskett spent
the week-end with Mrs. Elisabeth
Haskett , ,
Returned From Hospital
Mrs. Rosser Brinn returned from
Watts Hospital, Saturday and is get
ting along nicely: '
From Washington :
; Mr. and Mrs. Granbery Tucker
of Washington, . C, Spent the week
end with Mrs. Isa Tucker.
Week-end Gaests
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. George of Ra
leigh and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Burleson
of Washington, D. C, spent the week,
end with Mr. and Mrs. D.S. Darden.
Week-end AtjGodwfa -;
If mnA Mm lUtT2trtmA Waifa Mid
family spent the week-end at Godwin.
From Charlesfea ' '. -
Mr. and Mm. Guy Newby, Jr and
son of Charleston, w. va- are tne
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Guy Newby., ...
Visiting Parents
tlrm. Rmit( StanlieiMmi ' nf Wei.
don k spending this week with her
parents, Mr. and Hrs..J. u. jreiton.
Sunday At WiaterriSle
I Mr. and Mrs;- J. T. Biggers "spent
Sunday with Mr. and. Mm. Vernon
Cox at Winterville. t . .
In Cuba ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ward, accom
panied by Mn and Mrs. Herman Ward
from Winston-Salem, left Wednesday
of this week for Florida and Cuba.
From Alexandria
J. E. Winslow. Jr- has arrived home
from the Eniaconal School at Alex
andria, Va., to spend the summer
with his father, J. E. Winslow.
Week-end Ben :''!:--'::
Mr. and Mrs. Shehon -White and
children of Raleigh spent the week
end with Mrs. K. I Kaowles and Mrs.
R. T. White. y!:"vt. .
From Boston h-v;--
Mr. and Mrs: Redmond Chitty and
children of 'Boston, Mass were week
end guests of , Mn and Mrs. Corp
Reed.
, . ssmmMssmm .
Returned Home
Harvey Norfleet, Jr- and his moth-
I r, Mrs. Harvey Norfleet, Sr., of
Holland, Va., spent Sunday with Mrs.
Baker Wood and Miss HuWa Wood
and they were accompanied home by
Mrs. Harvey Norfleet and. children
who had spent two weeks here.
Friday Gneata "':'. '.I
Miss Mitne Green and her mother
of Tarboro apent Friday with Mrs.
Baker Wood and Miss Hulda Wood.
iFrem GreenviSe
Mrs. Frank Jolly and cIJ v of
Greenville apent Thursy a.i rrf.
day of last week wita Jr. and
Returned Home
Dr. Louise Payne, has returned
home to Raleigh after. fpend!; sev
eral days last week im toe wev- nd
with Mr Jd Mrs. E. E. rtyne. CJa
Richard Payne and son rtureJ to
their home in Charlotte after spend
ing two weeks here. Mr. Payne spent
the week-end and accompanied his
family home.
Attend Reanion 1 ' -
Mrs. H. A. Whitley and father, W.
F. C. Edwards, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Edwards of Greenville,
attended the annual Memorial Service
at ' Reynoldson Baptist Church i in
Gates County Sunday
Returned Home f.l: i'ltf-
Mrs. S. F. Pollard andaorl. t'X of
Columbia, returned home Tuesday af
ter spending several days rwith Mrs.
R. O. ElUott, Sr. , ;: ' , .
iRatanMd Ham a ..s. 1
ZZ. arjl" i.Z.
y spent V r i " -
iajeat
-3 J finJ
Frarn Greav!
Mrs. E?a -an i!.J llta
wina lIcX;-..n'cf 'Cenv".Ie visited
Mrs. w. . rz -t ta weesv 4
In.-. lAAlh" O
Mrs. T. B. urqer was hostess to
her bridge club Tuesiay everdr at
her home. - Those r "r were i-'s-
dames BilI7euv? cf 1 oro,-iwin
.tcMullsn - of C;envu:e, . Charles
Whedbee, W. G. Vr t, B. G. Jloonce,
J. O. Felton, tZlti Uary Sumner and
fJiiaa Rnby White. The high score
prise went to Mrs. Ucraulan and low
to Miss Sumner. A sweet course was
served. : . wiVvfes ,.v.i!t . vvt!''. .
, rocs psty . .
Mrs. Crafton Ka'.lws was hostess
at a rook 'party last Friday night at
Iher home on , Grulb , Street ' Those
playing ware Mesdames J T. Biggers,
Uohn Coeten Carlton Cannon, Walter
Dail, Harry" Hollowell; Archie lane,
E. Moms, D.. V. Keed, Sr- C T.
CTrs. r" n : - ' ' 'iter
iri c'.-b L:t ' j t.ir-j tX
zt home. , Thore j'"' : v e 1 3-
i T7I' C r
Trw J. J. L'snoy, Vl C. T- " t j.
air7, Ai Xenton, J. L-Xarrls, VivT
' a 1 .hewt, Trsncis IVjua, D. V.
.i5t j?r, Ejary C CULca, Jr- ati
.s Loc'-i Tb Uh scora rriae
went to Ura. Drake. A sweet course
was served. ' -
Mrs. W. G. Wright was a delightful
hostess at a birthday dinner Tuesday
nicht at her home honoring tliss Jo
Pat Stokes, on her ISA birthday. The
other ' guests besides the guest of
honor were Misses Billie Carroll Div
ers, Alice Jean Jackson, Joanna Wil-
hford. Julia Ann "Etokes, Sue Perry
White, May Elliott "Brinn, and Mar
Jorie Brinn, ' The guest of honor re
ceived many lovely gifts. ';
KINNE3 GUESTS
Mrs. W. H. Barber had " as her
guests for supper on- Wednesday night
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: -"i were met
U1.2WS a;ar
iJ vivi'-srtr.
:t t i.:r lr ; .1 I
fcLkhC.-yr ' 1 ri v re thown
into Ce CuLj roam ty ILs. George
2k. In tie dlsing room they Tre
served punch, ctkf, nux tr.i ?-int ly
lira, Tom Perry, I4ra. UXGresory,
rs.. Tom l!ifand Mrv Huiion,
SuSer, they t'-o were shown the
many love'y that weia Csz"tl
on eard tables in the dining room." lrs.
B. F, Ainsley said the rood-byes to
the. 70 truests that called from the
hours of S to 10. v
Skinner, "Julian White, Anse White. VEJFE"Z?T?V?
V,'.. Hl. fSuilV: T1il. lr. ,n jura, jienrj wnw,t u-
Ruby Wtate, Mary Sumner and Mil-
Mr. and Mrs. W, P. Browner., and drad Re High acore prises were
From Charlotte
Miss Louise Chalk arrived home
last week from Charlotte where she
teaches school, to spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Annie Chalk.
. Thursday Guests ; . xtJjfi i v . .
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Dixon of Ra
leigh spent Thursday with Mrs. Annie
Chalk and Miss Louise Chalk.
Moved jFrom Church Street
, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Dillon and
son, Jay, moved from an apartment on
Church Street into the home formerly
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Vann who have moved to Elizabeth
City. ;;;-
At Naga Hea4jJ-:''-;i:f ;o;:vl '-'hi
Mrs. Edward Griffin and children
are spending two weeks at the New-
bold cottage. Mrs. NewboM spent last
week but returned home Sunday. -From
Fayenevtlla '" ;'
W;iS"M.. if-WallDM aiul Wia tnm
Walters of Jayetteville are the guesta
oi tneir orotner-in-iaw ana aisier, nr.
and Mrs. Bob Smith, at their home on
Dobb Street-.
From FayfcttevHle -
Mr. i and Mr William i Murphy
Moore of Fayetteville spent the week
end with Mrs.' .John Moore. Miss
Tof .v Mnnwt,- rpmnined tn snend the
isummer with her grandmother, Mrs.
John Jtoore. m -
Attending Summer School
(Riwvie TWker. Howard Brouehton
and' Richard Fatrell left Monday for
the University of North Carolina.
where" they ; will attend summer
school. i.'-:-
daughters, Anne and Lnyy, of Lexing.
ton, were the guests last week of Mr.
and Mr. U Brown. Mrs: 'W.J F.
Brown, Sr., also of Lexington, spent
several days hist week.;';Jyj;;..
From Itoxkor
: Mrs. Bill JesSup and Susan Jessup
have returned to their home lnr.Rox
boro after spending several day with
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Sumner. . . .
At Rex Hospital' - 7 ; Va ' , f
Mrs. R. T. White has been admit
ted at Rex Hospital, Raleigh, for
treatment v"--v :: r:,,i'v'-;'
At Chawaa Hoapkak
Mrs. Clinton Eley underweht a !-
operation at Chowan Hospital, Eden
ton,, last week and is getting along
nicely. . - , .
At Henderson
Mrs. L. W.-Norman left last wees:
for Henderson where she will visit her
son-in-law and daughter, Rev. ; asid
jrsk nonieet toarunerr - . '
Attend Meeting ' j
h. C Winslow, James Harrell and
Ralph .Jordan attended a business
meeting at Williamston Monday, . ,
Retaraed Heme ,
Mr. and Mr. Henry M. Barber and
son r of -: Miami, Fla, returned home
raday aitert spending a week wfth
Mrs. Herlry -PfirhfTi-'-i i
ami, Fla.f 'Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Hill
and family of Norfolk, Va.,' Mr. and
Mrs. IMuldow Sawyer and family of
EUsabetit City, Frank Hill of Mass.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barber.
awarded to Mrs. Skinner and Mrs.
Julian White, floating prise wen to
Mrs. Anse .White and the low score
prise was awarded Mrs. Hollowell A
sweet course was served. - r "T3T A WKS3DLT CLASZZFIZ3 AD
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Week-end Here 1 , ;iVn
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gibbs 'of Eliza
beth Cky spent the week-end with,
iux. auu juib. 0. i vjiuub. '
isited Here ' ?
. Lt and Mrs. Brooke Read stent
several days this week with Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Oakey, Jr.
Sunday In Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Perry, Jr, and
on, Donald, spent Sunday with Mr.
.sd Mrs. Henry Armstrong of Nor
oik, Va. .. . - ,
Returned Home : v
Mrs. F. B. . Stephenson and " chil
dren returned to their home in Phihv
lelphia, Pa Wednesday after visit
ing Mrs. Stephenson's parents, Mr
and Mrs. L. N. Hollowell. Mr. Steiw
henson spent Tuesday and returned
M TT J. 1 : ,. ..... j TT
wiui ws muiu vveunesaay. i
Friday At Fremont 1
Mrs. J. T. Brinn. Mrs. T. P. Brinn
and children, and Jack Brinn spent
Friday in Fremont with Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Hooks.
From Durham , ; '
Mrs.. Marcus E. Hobbs and children
of Durham are the guests of lira.
J. C Blanchard at her home on Front
Street Mr. Hobbs spent the week
end and returned home Sundays
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