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Reiaraed Home
Mrs. Elmo Caanon returned to her
home Sunday after visiting Mrs. Bruce
O Sick List
Mrs. C. R. Holmes was confined to
her home several days this week bo-
cause of sickness. .
Returned Home
Mrs. R. S. Monds, Sr., has returned
home .after spending several months
with relatives at Newport News.-, ;
Visited Daughers 1 ' ' .
Mrs. I. A. White returned to her
home Monday after spending several
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Col-
line at Red Springs and Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Ruddock at Charlotte.
Sunday Guests ; ;
: Mrs. C N. Griffin, Mrs. ' John
Harrell and Miss Margaret Harrell of
Edenton spent Sunday with Mrs.
Charles Johnson and Mrs. Olivia
Hobhs.
Week-end Here
Charles Skinner, Jr., from Cherry
Point spent the week-end with his
parents. Charles will leave this week
by boat for Puerto "Rioo.
Returned Home
Mrs. T. T. Harrell and her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Turner of Wan
chese, have returned home after visit
ing Mrs. C. E. Hinson at Palm Beach,
Pla., and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Floyd
at Jacksonville, Fla.
Vacation At Bermuda
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Darden are
leaving Saturday for Washington, D.
C, and will take a plane Sunday for
Bermuda where they will spend a
short vacation.
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Wednesday: Matinee 3:15 P. M. Night 7-9 P.H.
DOUBLE FEATURE ...
- First Feature ,
JOHNNY WEISMULLER
"Jungle Manhunt" :
Thursday-FrJCty! Matinee 3:15 Night -9 P. tt.'.. ' ,
' FARLEY GRAINGER and SHELLEV WINTERS
Sunday At Elisabeth City
Mr. and Mrs, V. N. Darden visited
Miss Arlean Porter in Elisabeth City
Sunday. . - . -
Monday At Farmville
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Guthrie and
daughter. ' Kay, spent Uonday , in
Farmville visiting' friends, .'
Sick At Home - '
Mie8 Mildred Reed was confined to
her home several days because of
sickness.
From Durham
Mr-and Mrs. C. C. Council of Dur
ham spent Sunday with Mrs. T. S.
White.
In Puerto Rico
Mrs. Edward Griffin left Wednes
day to visit her husband for a week
in Puerto Rico.
From :Wake Forest
Lindsey Reed from" 'Wake Forest
College Bpent the week-end with his
parents, Mr. .and 'Mrs. I). tr, Keetl,
Sr.
From Greenville
Cecil Edward Winslow from E. C. C.
at Greenville spent the week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wins
low. .
Returned Home a
Mrs. J. C. Blanchard has returned
home after spending, several months
with her son-in-law and daughter, Dr.
and Mrs. Clinton Morgan, at Albu
querque, New Mexico. She was ac
companied home by : Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus ' E. Hobbs and family from
Durham, who spent the week-end.
Week-end Guests . . .
Mr.nd Mrs. Benn?tti Stephenson
of Weldon and Jimmy Felton of Bur
lington spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. J. O. Felton.
Week-end Guest '
Ted Downing of Norfolk, Va., spent
the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. J. H.
Bagley. ' ,
Sunday In Edenton
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Madre visited
friends and relatives in Edenton Sun
day. Attended Medical Meeting
Dr.. and Mrs, I A. Ward have re
turned home af ter attending a Medi
cal Meeting at Chapel Hill Tuesday
and Wednesday. v.
From Greenville
Mr. : and Mrs.: Jack Edwards of
Greenville spent the week-end with
Mrs. W, F. C. Edwards and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Edwards.
Week-end In Suffolk
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Eley and chil
jlwin tliA nrAAlrAn1 iri K, vela.
tives at Suffolk, Va., and while there J
attended a birthday dance Friday
night, given in honor of their neice,
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Saturday Show Opens 1 P. M.
! CHARLES STARRETT
I --7 '
.1 "Bonanza Town"
.Man From Mars No. 7
COAST GUARD"
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ESTHER WILLIAMS
Second Feature
HUGO HAAS
ROBERT DANE'.
"Girl On the Ridge"
L17 Enter
Tou can help crippled children
' like Doris open the door to a new
life by using Easter Seals. With
. out medical treatment and thera
py provided by Easter Seal funds,
Doris would be unable to stand
alone today. Ton can give her
further help in her fight against
crippling by supporting; your
Easter Seal Agency. '
Sunday Guests ' 1 '
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. White of Roper
and Mrs. Melvin Wright and son, Mel,
of Eliabeth CHy visited- Mrs. J.; E.
Everett and Bill Everett. Sunday. ,'-
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On Sick List
Mrs. T. J. Nixon has been confined
he; because of sickness, but
is improved.
Week-end-At Princeton '
IMr. and Mrs. E. C. Woodard and
children spent, the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Woodard . at . (Prince
ton. ' ' ', .
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In Jackson . . . .
Diane Holleman is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. B.. J. Holleman,
Sr., at Jackson.
If CVVCIHl ....' . -V..-h'i -
. Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Edwards of
Winterville spent , the week-end with
Mr. andMri. W.' F. . Edwards.
Fjrom Lynchburg'
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jarvis of Lynch
burg, Va., spent the week-end with
Mr; and Mrs. J. R. Jarvis. They were
accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs,
Jarvis, who had visited them for a j
week. , v . y
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Attended Medical Meeting
ng :
1 Dr. and Mrs. C,
A. Davenport re-
turned home today after attend!
Medical Meeting at Chapel Hill. ;
attending
From Washington :
Mr. - a,nd Mrs. C. E. . Burleson of
Washington. D. C, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Dar
den. , . '
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Wek-end Wbh Parents . J' '
i Miss Mary Morris of Windsor spent'
the week-end with her parents,. Mr.
and Mrs. CP. Morris. "'1 '
From Asheville
Mrs. A, S. Fulf ord of Asheville is
the guest of Mrs. Clyde McCallum;,
From Rich Square
Mr. and- Mrs, Harrv Williford of
Rich Square v's'ted relatives . at- Bel
videre and Hertford Surday. . .
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB S
Mri. H. C. Smokes was hostess to
her bridsr club Trsday n;rht'at her
von,ft T-t Sfrret:. Those play
'ng wre Mesdames C. M. Williford,1
.T. T. Bigsrers. T. L. Jesnp. Ernest
Guthrie, CT E. Johnson. V. N. Dar
,denl M, R. Campbell and Miss Mary
i Sumner. The high score prize went
to Mrs. Williford. , A .sweet 'course
was served 4
'BRIDGE CLUH MEETS
v.Mrs.'i Vivian Mathewn entertained
her bridge cluh Thursday night at
her home. ' Those playing were Mes
dames J. W. Dillon, RoUert Hollowell,
Charles Murrav, J. h. Harris C.
Stokes, Jr.. Edward Griffin. W E.
Drake. Eldon Winslow, H. C, Sulli
van. Frank McGoogan Frank Jessup
and the bstess. The high:score prize
went to Mrs. Griffin. Refreshments
were , served by the hostess. :
''? y ' - - - - - : : " t'-'"---R0C2CLUO
MEETS'
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Mrs.xG. R. Tarkvrjfmt' hmgtffg o
her "rook club 'Fridav nicht at her
home.' Tose enioving the Uveninff
were I.'ef dame Craft Mathew. -T
r..' I.:.:7ri. Wr.!amiTcW C. T
Skinner, Ju'ian V, J. T. r''
ArcM L?", iC-rll-n Cannon. Z
p? Mildred I ""J. 1Ii-ima Elliot . ; , -v
- Word wps reeved ere l?t weti
of the dot'Ii f Cvile " , f
daughter of I "r. and T J. .
geon, Jr., of Palatine, LI. i.e ,-1
been a patient at a hor-" .1 s''a
birth and is the rre-- us-.tv-r of -r.
and Mrs. J. O. 'I lon, i . , ..
Mrs. C. A. Davenport. was hostess
to her bridge club l.'iursday nfnit at
her home on Front Street. Those plaja
ing were. Mesdames V. H. Hard-
castle, S. P. Jessup, Trim Wilson, J.
H; Newbold,. H. A, VhiUey, Silas
Whedbee, Miss llae T.rood vWinslow
and Miss Mary Sumner. The high
score prise went to Crs. ; Whedbee"!
A sweet course' was served .
1 CIRCLE llrSTS
The Mary Ellen Dossier Circle of the
Baptist Church met Monday night
with Mrs. Mark Gregory; . The meet-
jing was openedwith a hymn follow
ed bv a. praver. Mrs. Gregorv. the
president, presided oveifhe business
meeting. ' .
Mrs. Joe' Caravello had charge of
the rroram with Mrs. J. H. Bag-
ley and Mrs. J. E. Ever-Ht takin part
Mrs. T. E. Madre ravee rifAn.f"u ".1".t!,uW Iamly
lesson. After the meetintr refresh
ments were served to the 8 members
present
1 ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON
.' Mrs. I. A. Ward, superintendent of
the- Woman's Missionary Union of the
Chowan Baptist Association enter
tained .the executive officers of the
association at a luncheon at her home
on Church Street Tuesday at 12:80.
Following the luncheon a business
session, was held. The quests pres
ent were Mrs.: C. T. Gregory. Belcross:
Mrs. W. W. Fmlator, Mrs. H. G. Saw
yer, MrsrC. W. Ward and Mrs. J. P.
Mercer, Elizabeth Citv; . Mrs. C. T.
Doughtie. Sdenton: Mrs. Thurman
Ridd'ck, Belvidere; Mrs. I. A. Ward
and Mrs. Frank Barnes of Corapeake;
Mrs. 0. C. Turner of Gatesvil'e: Rev.
Lee A. Phillips, Tyner. and Mrs. 'L.
H.-Dawson of Hertford.
GROUP MEETS , . .
The Intermediate GA's of Bethel
Baptist Church had its regular meet
ing February 20 at the home of their
leader, Mrs. Joe White. The meet
ing was opened by singing "Sweet
Hou" of Praver." -Scripture was given
by the president, Christine Thatch.
The roll war called, with nine mem ,
bers present, and minute ; of last
meeting Yead and approved. Cd and
new business was discussed. Several
caHs were sfnt to shut-ins. -
Margaret: Harrell gave a verv in-.
interesting program, Praver A Pnw-1
er, with several ; members . tak'ngr
tiart. ,.,: .v.-. . .. , . . t
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A Bible contest was given by Chr's-
tin Thatch with Kathrine Ann' Ward
winning the prize. - j
ine Hostesses, Christine, and Ann
Thatch, served candy, cookies and
drinks to the following: Misses Jeanl
Long, Lina Ruth Proctor, Christine I
and Ann Thatch, Betty Davis, Kath-
nne Ann Ward, Man an White, Mar-,
saret narreii, Manna Thatch arid
Mrs. Joe white.
BELVIDERE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. ; Jim Hendricks of
Norfolk, Va.,.and Mr. arid Mrs. Em-
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Winslow.
Mr." ahd Mrs. Fred Smith and son,
Bobby, spent the week-end in Wash
ington, D. O, with their children. '
Mr. and M.rs. McCoy Phthisic and
children visited the 4Louis Winslow
family Thursday evening. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Ashly Jordan . and
children of Greenville spent Sunday'
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torn wHk box
of NORl$ fnquKit Candtot. .'
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Cmditi f drouod Ht tho bM
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we-U-eiid-i nthe'commur' y anl was
i"rt speaker, at toe li mey roods
ri'snds Church Sunday morning.
tin. WiQard Copeand and tins.
Louis Winslow spent Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. C. T. Rogerson, Jr.
vnnir vcods umz
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mitchell of
Rich Square visited Mr. and Mrs. E.
N. Chappell Tuesday. ' -
, Mrs. Marvin Simpson is spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Simpson of Hertford this week. '
Mrs. J. T. ChaippelL Mrs. Mary
Chappell, Miss Louise Chappell and
Clarence Chappell, Jr., are aU on the
sick list. . -. J
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Butt and . chil
dren. Tommy and Phyllis, of Norfolk,
Va., Mrs. Luther. Chappell and Doris
r aye visited Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Raper
Sunday afternoon. .
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' Sid?Vl and daughter, Mr.
Those who visited Mnh J. T.1 Chap-
Mr. and Mrs. r Luther Chappell and
family, Mr, and Mrs. Percy Chap-
peii ana lamiiy, Mrs. Ida White, Mrs.
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S. G. Cl.appell Thursday eve:' j. .
Mrs. Marvin Simpson vis!' 1 1'rs.
E. N. Chappell Saturday A. U.-"-':.
Mrs. Lonig Winslow visited -Mrs. :
Ida White VeLir -y. , t-
C. J. Raper is iiiiprovinir after be
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Mr. an4 Mrs. J. O. Cha"pe!I visited
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