J
i a T t ret 1,1 of
... -..ey, Va wa recent
cf Kiss Mae Wood Winslow
W, H. Hudson. ' ' '
y In Norfolk " T
t, a- rr1 ynon.iHardi8on
t Su.wy iit Norfolk; Vm visit-'
friends nd relative. They,
i accompanied there by J. S.
' 'ot who visited his Wife At
Norfolk General Hospital.
: l Saint Mary's
I iss Mable (Martin Whedbee
a St. Mary's College In Raleigh
i iit Saturday with her parents,
i r iand Mrs. Silas Whedbee. Miss
".."..edbee spent Sunday with Mr.
( .4 Mrs. B. 0. Applewhite in Nor-
Canday In Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs; Charles Murray
and children, Mrs. Anne White and
I.Irs. Thomas Nixon spent Sunday
i,i Norfolk, Va., where they visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barber.
In Ahaskie t
Miss Kate Blanchard and Mrs.
Ma?de Blanchard spent one day
lasf week in Ahoslcie visiting rela-
Attended Luncheon ?y
M& I, A. Ward attended a
luncheon of the ' Alumni Associa
tion t Chowap" College in :Mur
freesboro Saturday.
Sundry At Wake Forest
D and Mrs. L A. Ward and
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Ward and
daughter spent Sunday at Wake
Forest as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Yearns. , .
Sunday At Portsmouth
Mrs. C. 0. White spent Sunday
In Portsmouth, Va., with Mr. and
Mrs Carson White. h
Sunday At Nags Head
lift and Mrs. Edward Barber and
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Perry and daugh
ter ent Sunday at Nags Head.
Returned Home
Mm George Fields returned to
her home Wednesday after spend
ing 10 days with her son-in-law
and Jaughten ,Mh'. and Mrs. Vin
cent Hill irt POrtsmduUv Vfk
Called To Raleigh r '
, ' Mrs. C. !R. Holmes was called to
Raleigh last Friday because of the
illness at her husband, C. R.
Holmes.
At Fills'Chureh
Mrs. J. H. Newbold left Sunday
to visit her son-tn-few and daugh-
' ter, Commander and Mrs.. Edward
Griffin and family at Falls Church,
:V.:i;-rrn''.vvv'-v-.?7.
From Weldon
. I Mr. and Mrs. Alvjn White Of
Weldon spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. White.
Sunday la Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest StWrt and
daughter; spent Sunday ,4n! Norfolk,
VW wittTfriend and relatives.'
In Suffolk
, Mr., and Mrsl W. H. Lamb spent
(Sunday in Norfolk,' Va., with rela
tives. f ;('
From Hampton I .1
Mrs. X M. Eason of Hampton,
Va Bpeni Friday and Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edwards
and visited other relatives while
here..
From-Washington
Roulhae' McMullan of Washing
ton, D. C, spent the week-end with
relatives here. "
In Alexandria
- Mrs. B; G. Koonce is visiting her
son-in-law ; and daughter, Com
mander and 'Mrs.' Ralph Wallace at
Alexandria, Va. .
Visiting Here 5 " !
Mr. and Mrs. Bilt Archie and
son, whose home is In Durham but
they have: Just returned from an
extended trip abroad are spending
some timeV with Mrs. Archie's mo
ther, Mrs; G, E. Newby.
Sunday At Tarboro .
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pitt spent
Sunday ' in; Tarboro where they
visited Mjss Mary Hester Lewis.
Accents Position ":7-
" Lindsay Reed left Saturday for
Raleigh where he has accepted
position. ?
In Hospital
Mrs. J. S. McNider was taken
to the Norfolk General Hospital
last Friday for observation and
treatment '
From Elisabeth City
Mrs. Melvin Wright and children,
Ann and Mel of Elizabeth City
r pent Sunday with Mrs. J. E. Ever
Trom Fayetteville ' -
lit. and Mrs. William Murphy
wire and daughter, Patsy of
7etteville spent the week-end
' 'i Mrs. ' Pohn Moore. They
e accompanied home by Mrs.
-e, who , will spend two weeks.
'if Goeets .
Week-end At Biscoe
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kanoy, Jr.,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. W. J., Kanoy, Sr., at Biscoe.
From Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Alwyn Roberts of
Orlando, Fla., spent several days
this week with Mr. and Mrs. C. T.
Skinner.
Week-end, Here
Lieut, and Mrs. David A. Hen-
zel of Stalling Air Base, spent the
week-end, with Mrs. Henzel's par-,
entSi Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Harrell.
Lieut Henzel has completed his
training at Stallings and is being
transferred to Jet Air Base at
Greenville, Miss.
Mrs. R. L. Ckver and dauchter,
Karon, who have been visiting Mrs.
Anse White left Friday to make
their home in Rocky Mount ,
From Florida " V
, Mr. and Mrs. ,R. G. Fitch have
returned home from Branford, Fla,
where they visited friends and rela
tives. To Tennessee
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Towe left
Thursday for a visit with relatives
in Cookville,'Tenn. Saturday night
they wilt attend .an Alumni Ban
quet at Baxter Seminary, Baxter,
Tenn." ' i,.
From Virginia '
Pvt Murray L. Nixon and Sfc.
Donald Potter of Camp A. P. Hill,
Va., spent the week-end here with
Pvt Nixon's wife. On Sunday,
Pvt and, Mrs. Nixon and son, Sfc.
Donald Potter and Miss Bettie
Davis had dinner with Pvt Nix
on's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Nixon of Rocky Hock.
Sunday In Windsor '
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Pritchard and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dail visited
the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Duling
in Windsor Sunday.
From Washington
Leigh Winslow, Jr., from Wash
ington, D. C, spent the week-end
with his father and aunt E. Leigh
Winslow and Mrs. Clyde McCallum.
Rlnnrhnni anH Min kr . Blanch. Archie Lane, . Harry Hollowell,
hard. She will return le Friday Craf ton Mathews, J. O. Jfeiton.V ihe rerquimans County Library
xr. t. aw;.;;.v'ir;A w. o.
Wricht and J. B, Futrell spent
Thursday in Durham.
From Raleigh . 1 - .
Mrs. P. L.' Bostick of Ilaleigh is
the guest this week of Urn. J. C,
;::octeg3 TO KOOS CLUa
; lf:ll ....fm.' II K
T:.oae t;
Hudson, I
Mrs. C. T. Skinner was hostess Betty Biu .;, Janice t Uan, F-ih
to her rook club Friday night at Jones, Vick Roach and KUey Wii
her home. , Those playing were 'liams. Friends are cordially invit-
Mesdames J. H. Towe, J. E. Mor
ris, G. R. Tucker, Julian White,
Oscar Newbold, Carlton Cannon,
ed to attend, ,
LIBRARY JfSW'S
with Misa Blanchard w -n the lat
ter leavea to attend a civ reunion
and Commencement at'Greensborp
College Greensboro. ( ; ;
Moved To Penn. Ave. . , ;"''
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Taylor have
moved to their new home on Penn
sylvania Avenue.
Week-end At Morehead City ,
Mr,, and Mrs. J. T. Biggers spent
the week-end a Morehead City as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. N, U. Ray-
nor. ' . '
Charles Whedbee and Z. 'A. Harris.
The high score prize went to Mrs.
Newbold and low was awarded Mrs.
Cannon. Refreshments were serv
ed by the hostess. , " '
Board met Tuesday. May 17. and
adopted approximately the same
budget that was ; Jn effect last
year. ,
The librarian gave the' fallowing
report for the month of April: Cir
culation, main library,' 1,809; Cook
mobile, 674; Joseph Judkins Negro
branch, ,245; total Circulation,' 2,-
Miss Kate Blanchard will appear in 299. Forty-four new, bofcks Were
a studio recital Thursday, May 26. 1 added. !0f these 28 were, for adults
I.
' RECITAL MAY 26
Grammar grade piano pupils of
From Craddoek . , ,, ,
; Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson and
son of Craddoek, Va., spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Eley:.' :7:''i-,7'. . 7..-:- .:.
Week-end At Nags Head '
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hollowell
and children and Mr. and Mrs. R.
S. Monds, Jr., and sons spent the j
week-end at Nags Head.. , ;
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Charles Whedbee was hos
tess td her bridge club. Tuesday
night at her home. Those playing
were Mesdames V. N. Darden, J. 0.
Felton, Nathan, Relfi iT-jB. Sum
ner, Vf: G.right 'Roulha'c- W-'
Mullan, Miss Thelma Elliott and
Miss Kate, Blanchard. , The high
score prise went to Mrs. McMullan.
A sweet course was ; served. ;.;,
Returned Home ";
Mrs. W. M. Harrell has returned-
home after spending sometime with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. T. G. Stanton, Ports
mouth, Va.
Week-end Guests
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thrower of
Littleton and Miss Bertha Throw
er of Newport News, Va.,' spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Vick.
Sunday In Norfolk .
Mrs. J. E. Jones spent Sunday
in Norfolk, Va., with relatives.
Sunday At Williamsburg
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Darden spent
Sunday at Williamsburg, Va., with
Mr. and Mrs, C, E. Burleson and
family. :', " ; ,. ,
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Howard spent
the week-end in Tarboro.
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1,000 Vrgrrain-.$1.19
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Buy in Quantity
and SAVE!
One bottle of 100 FREE
with the purchase of above.
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY ONLYI
SandM
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Prices Reduca
on our remaining stock of
Spring Suits And Hats
NOW I2 PRICE
Woodland Dress Shop
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TODAY (Friday) . . .
Shows 3:157-9 P.M.
ROBERT TAYLOR
ELEANOR PARKER
"Many Rivers
To Cross"
SATURDAY...
Show Starts 1:30 P. M.
PHIL CAREY
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Renegades'
Captain Video No. 6
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'..Hdren of Baltimore, Md, and
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an A I'm. Johnnie Ludford of
!i City visited Mr. and Mrs.
' " Sunday . -
v..
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