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daughter, Mrs. Arthur Lane, In Eliza
beth City on Wednesday,
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...and members of our 1951 Christmas Clubs I
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help to provide extra money for Christmas. :
i If you are not among those who are receiv
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you look into this service we offer each year;
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November 19 ..'.you can join for as little as 25 X
cents a week. We have other clubs' ranging
t up to $5.00 per week . : : and in 5Q weeks wewill i
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Miss Elizabeth Hobbs and Charlie
Harvell of Norfolk,?' Va.,. epent the
week-end with Mr, And . Mrs. Isaac
Lane. . -
- Mr. and Mrs. Seth Umphlett and
Dickie visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wfl-
liams at Roanoke RapidB on Sunday.
Mrs. T. A. Sawyer spent Friday
with lira. Ulric Caddy. ,
Mr. and Urs. Se A Long,. Sr., at
tended the funeral - of tiieir nncle,
Henry Lor 3 of Elizabeth City wso was
bricJ ne r Bethel :tt week.?
anl lira. Seth Lorj; Sr., had!
as t r d.nner gucs on Sunday, Mr.
and Lira. Ceth Lon, Jr.; 1-r. and Mrs.
CyrU- Yinslow and son of Celvidere. ?
.lira. Seth Long, Sr., sppnt Thurs
day with- ber daughter, lira. Cyril
Winalow, at Belvidere. ,
Kisses Mollie'Lu Yeates, Wilma
Ann Caddy, Mr. and Mrs.,Leroy I)ai
and Paulette spent Sunday with Up
and Mrs. Horace Miller and family.'
- Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Clark and guests
of Wilson spent the week-end at their
cottage here. . ' ,
THITESTON NEW
A corrfttion from last. week; Daly
Rountree is. home from the armed
forces with an honorable discharge
with medical, reasons instead of a
medical discharge.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Winslow, Em
ily and Bettie Winslow and Mrs.
Duane MdBride of Chuckatuck, Va.,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Rountree.
, Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Riddick. Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Riddick' arid son Steve
spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ton Cullipher at Merry HilU .
Mrs. Callie Curlings returned to her
home in Elizabeth City after a visit
with "Mr. and Mrs. Charlie" White and
famUy.''?'rs';?i:.v-.,j'!p;r.':;-;'
. Recent visitors of Mrs. Ida Winslow (
and family were. Mrs. Bertha White,'
Mrs. T.; R. Winslow, Mrs. George
Winslow and daughters '"Shields and.
Georgia Kay of Belvidere, Mrs. Callie
Curlings of, Elizabeth City, Mrs. Jim
Hendricks of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Robbs of Seabord, N. C... Mr.
and Mrs. Linford Winslow and Billie
of Belvidere, ;i Mr.' and Mrs. C. E.
Winslow and son, Johnnie; of Norfolk.
.Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rountree, Miss
Mlarie Rountree and Mr. and Mrs. Al'-.
len J. Winslow visited Mr. and Mrs.'
Ernest Winslow and family at Chuck
atuck, Va., Monday."
iMr. and Mrs. George Baker .and
ihildren visited Mr, and Mrs. .Charlie
Baker Sunday. - '
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lassiter and
chv'dren of Norfolk visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Lassiter . Saturday, after
Mr.- and" Mrs. Lynwood Winslow,
Laclair and Clinton Winslow and Miss
Kathryrt ... Goodwin went to Norfolk
Sunday tosee Holiday on Ice. A .
Mr., and Mrs. Mercer Winslow and
Clarence Winslow spent Sunday jn
Norfolk with Floyd Winslow. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stalling and
son Larry attended Holiday 0 Ice in
Norfolk Sunday. - ' i .
IMr. and . Mrs. Merrill Winslow and
family and Henry Winslow visited Mr.
and Mrs. Brennan Winslow and f am
ily in Suffolk Sunday.
Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. Lane were Mrs. 'Russell Smith
of. West Norfolk, Mrs. Herman Out
law of Drivers and Mrs. Oliver Brave
man of Norfolk. ' :
J t i L.. .i e
. (Little Hiss Lenna Umplavtt,is fc-A
wjth the mumps, v
, 'MYs. . Frank Humphlett's condition
is some better. .
Mrs. Mollie Barber is still, very ill
Kr. and Krar-Edvrin. rauhtry of
Greensboro, , N. C, spent -the week
end with Mrs. V.. E. r -"htry.
Mrs. E. F. I.3 1 it .jrnei
from Norfo'.'t Corul Iiospitl, 1 -folk,
Va., a;. J her condition is '.' -
ly improved. : ,'
W. T. Miller cf Norfolk, Va- vL-'t-
ed his sister, Li-s. l.r. G. Hollowell,
Friday on his wry to Iloria.
Mr. and.' I'rs. C. -P." 'WheJbee of
South Norfolk. vL" ,i jrelaJJvs here
over the week-end.' ' - .
Mrs. W. M. Powell and ' dau-ter,
Mrs. Joe Busik: and her ''son 'Kuan,
who have been viuiiing llr. and
Johnnie Love and Mrs. Nanie.NowcJ
for the .past ten " days", returned to
their, home In IIatboo, Pa., Tuesday;.
'"' . SOCim MEETS. - ii
: The United Society of Friends Wo
men met Saturday at ;the .home of
Mrs. Callie Copeland with Mrs. Curtis
Ghappell as assistant hostess. - ,
Nineteen ? members were present,
most of whom answered at roll call
with Bible, verses on peace. ,
Mrs. A. ' H. -Chappell read the
Scripture lesson and ." followed - with
vocal', prayer. Mrs.- F. M. Copeland
reviewed the "Friendly Flashes."
Mrs. Oliver Layden 1 presented, the
lesson from, the study book "We Am
ericans" using the chapters; Brazil:
Colossus of the South, and Mexico
leads the Way. . -
The president's letter was read and
discussed. A special thank offering
was taken for home and foreign,, mis
sions. . . , v , ' ; , ' '
After all repeated in unison Isaiah
BELVIDERE NEWS
. . Mrs. Claud Winslow, Mrs. . Lizzie
Hollowell, Mrs. Oliver Winslow and
Mrs. Louis Winslow visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ashby' Jordan in Greenville re
cently. ..
' Mr." and Mrs. N. D. Ghappell spen:
Friday and Saturday with relatives in
Norfolk Va. - '
; Mn and Mrs. T. C. Perry, SVand
Mrs. T. C Perry, Jr., and Mrs. Jack
Benton spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. P. P. Gregory of Shiloh.' '
' Mrs.' W. A. Winslow and Mrs. Roy
Ward spent Wednesday-with Mr. and
Mrs. Elisha Winslow at Whiteston.
Mr and Mrs. L. J. Winslow spent
the weekend ' with their daughter,
Mrs. R. M. White and family at Nor
folk, Va. ; - ,'.. t
Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Chappell wel
comed home their son, Sgt , Wilbur
Chappell from Korea last week. H
left Sunday for Fort Bragg.,
(Mrs. F. M. Copeland, Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Chappell and twin daughters visited
the Louis Winslow . family Monday
evening; l
Sunday- visitors with Mr. and 13rs.
A. H. Chapoell were - Mrs, llinnie
Rountree and Mrs. Ruth Chappell
Mr. and Mrs. Fred.E. Smith enter
tained over the week-end their chil
dren and families from Washington,
' W. A. Winslow went to Rex Hospi
tal," Raleigh, Tuesday for observation
and treatment. . . . ,
J V YfcfcU News
tHr. and Mrs. Jesse Stanton and
family. Zltea LucCle .Whito and I'rs.
Frank 1 Wiiley attended the-' f.iday
night performance of Holiday jn Ice
in Norfolk Va.
.Walter Humphlett, Jr..- and Tatsy
and " Grover Eoliowell are at lime
'r. "i lira. Leroy J . ton cf .ap-
and Mrs. J. v. . No-
anoke viaiied lit.
well C-nJry-?
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TZDAY PATY :
diss AKce Proctor was entertained
at her home. Friday night, wiwi.a
birthday party. '
Games were played and enjoyed by
f 'l. The gifts were opened and ac
L..owloJed, ' Refreshments , of ice
cream, caL 2s and candy were sen-ed.
TLose precant or sending gifta were:
Amelia and Marshall ; Boyce, Doris
Copelandr Herbert Ray. Lane, John
rutier- Eyrum, Irvin Copeland, Jr.,
Kin? -George Byrum, Hazel Trueblood,
Carolyn Mathews, Peggy Stokely, Ru
dolph Perry,' Fred Jones,: Durwood
Lane, Barbara and Harvey Butt, Jr.,
Louis - Wooten, Joe Dickens, ' Ray
Meads,--- Jean White, Milton
Chappell, Sherry Goodwin; Sara Mae
and Onita : Copeland, Shirley ure,
Mollie Lu -Yeates, Romona and Louise
Chappell, "Belvin Eure, John Wesley
CI appelU John William Chappell, Mr.
and Mrs:': J. D. Yeates, MrsTA. T.
Boyce,'Bill and June Proctor, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph. Proctor and Mary Esther,
and Maurice Lee Saunders. .'
Trim V , 1 s.. J. P, J. , .
H. A. j, J.j. S. II. .l
and Mrs..C.F.7ulf. . - - '-"
'-'High- score prize was won 1 1"
Whedbee. The hostess served a e .'.
coursev' v- ' . -C , .
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ENTERTAINS AT ROOK
Mrs.-G. A. White was hostess Fri
day nightoat' a. Rook Party at , her
home- in Woodland Circle.
Five tables were arranged and thof
playing were: Mesdames B. R. Inscoc
Edward Barber, '.Ray Haskett, Hilton
White, Francis Nixon, Jim Bass, Al
fred Lane, Harry ' Winslow, ' Jjmm:
Stallings,' Edgar Fields, Elizabel
Haskett Louis Tarkington, Haywoo
Divers, B. J. Holleman, Martin Towe;
J. T Lane, Tom Cox, Noah Gregory,
J. A. Leete and Clinton Eley. ;
High score prizes were won by Kw,
Martin Towe and Mrs. Ray Haskett.
Other prize winners were Mrs. Tom
Cox, Mrs. B. J. Holleman and Mrs.
Clinton Eley.
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