i Durham
"uimy Sumner from Duke UnJ-
"y gpent the week-end with
1 j parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B.
i'ranMrCTdwtn. McMullan
s t dawhter'of Greenvnieapent
vyVkh;flatives here, .
Fk i WasfciitK ton '
,ulhac McMullan 'of Washing
tort.'J). C, dpent the week-end visit
' JngtMra. G. Wright and Mrs.
McMullan. '
From Raleigh ' '
BenKoorice from Raleigh spent
- the week-end with his parents, Mr1,
and Mrs. B. G. Koonce. ,
At Pulaski
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Morris left
Wednesday to spend a few days
- witk Mr. and Mrs. George Clark
at Pulaski, Va. They will be ac
companied home by their grandson,
Roger to spend a few weeks.
From Wilson
T. J, Nixon III, from Wilson
spent the week-end with his moth-
From Ayden
Mr. and- Mrs. G. I. Bullock of
Ayden spent the week-end with
Mrs. Arise' White and Billy White.
" From 'Princeton .
Mtu)d..Ma. I. C. Yagel and son
BiUjr of Princeton spent Sunday
with friends here.
Weekwd .Guests ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Burleson and
; children from Williamsburg, Va.,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. D. S. Darden.
From Raleigh
. jjr. and Mrs. J. D. George and
: ', children of Raleigh returned home
Tuesday after spending several
dajta with Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Dar-
, H ?
FrAn Raleigh i "
Jft. and Mrs. fihelton White and
children from Raleigh spent the
weik-ind with Mrs. R. L. Knowles
and Mrs.' R. T. White. ' . r i ,
frtW GrWavillft - , ! 1 - J
fc'Hjt arid 'Mrs.. Clark Stokes and
. idii of Greenville spent the week
". en4 with HJC.Stolies, Sr who
Celebrated;' his 79th i birthday on
Snidayr " ' '' , -V ' .
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From Portsmouth
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Harrell of
PoksmoutH, Va., spent the-week-.
-en with Mrs. G. E. Newby and
Mi. T. S. White.
From Portsmouth
Mrs. J. M. Eason of Portsmouth,
v.iVa.; "spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Edwards.
Week-end Guests
. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bostick of
: Raleigh and Mrs. 0. Y. Yarborough
.of Louisburg spent the week-end
.: with Miss Kate Blanchard.
' Week-end Guests
. ' The Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Sharpe
of Durham and the Rev. and Mrs.'
M. Y. SeOf of Littleton spent the
- week-end with Mrs-Tim Brinn.
From Washington- '-
Carl Copeland of Washington,
D. C, spent the week-end with Mrs.
Charles Whedbee.
From Durham
Miss 'Martha Lee North of Dur-
ham spent the week-end and sev
, , eral days' this week with Mrs. R.
. M. Fowler.
Attending Medical Meeting
Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Davenport
and Miss Ruth Schroeder left last
'week for Houston, Texas, where
Dr. Davenport is attending the
' Southern Medical meeting. '
Weeilii Guests 1 1 '
Mr. C. A. Withrow of Lynch
burg, Vs., spent the week-end with
. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Skinner. .
Frosi Rbcky Mount ' '
. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Newbold of
Rocky Mount spent the week-end
with Mr. aijd Mrs. Oscar Newbold.
Vfeited Here Sundsy
I'rs." E.-A, Byrum, Miss Mar
. !cHte Simpson and David Butler
, f Elizabeth City visited the Rev.
1 Mrs. Bennie Crawford Sunday
t .3 Guest
t. Cecil Wood of Warwick,
"t the week-end with Mr.
. j. h. B&giejfr ' ;'
Week-end Visitors '
v Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Morgan of
Raleigh, . Miss' Helena Newby . of
Willoughby and John Morris from
Duke University spent, th week
end witn Mn' and Mrs. J. E. Mor.
ns.
From Ayden
Mrs. G..(J.3foifyJenfent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Fi2treD.V )l w ify
' '' . '.
Week-end At Biaeoe . j, :, .
Mr. and Mrs. W. f, JCanoy spent
the week-end at Biscoe with Mr.
Kanoy's mother, Mrs. W. J. Kat
hoy."
From Greenville;
Miss Joanna Williford from East
Carolina College at Greenville
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Williford.
From Kinston
Mr.-and Mrs. Charles Edwards
and son, Paul of Kinston spent the
weekend with the Rev. I, S. Rich
mond. '
Sunday Here
C. M Withrow and children, Vir
ginia and John of Lynchburg, Va.,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wright and
daughter, Caroline of. Jarvisburg,
and Mrs. Leigh Flinchum spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Sunday Guests , - -
Mrs. Kerr Taylor from Oxford
and her daughter of Houston, Tex-'
as and Mrs. Pierce Johnson of Wei.
don spent Sunday with Mrs. R. T.
White.
Recent Guests
The Rev. and ' Mrs. Robert
Thomas of Disputina, Va., Mrs.
Frank James, Mrs. Maude Blogett
of Brunswick, Md., and Mrs. Joe
Stickney of Lake George, N. Y.,
were recent guests of the Rev, and
Mrs. Paul Shultz. . v
Sunday In Washington
Mrs. J. E. Jones and Dan Berry
visited - friends in Washington,
D. C, Sunday. "
From Newport News . f.!
, Mr. and, MrsWatt 'Winslow, and1
famlly,of Newport NeWBViif,
Spent Sunday with relatives and
friends, here,
olnnef Guests r '
iMfi, and Mrs. Claufl "Winstew,
AVi4 Krtd Preston Winsldwl Mr.atii
Mrs."Carroir' 'WlltiSmSr My'm
Harriett Williams were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lamb
Sunday. . .'
From Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Spivey and
children of Washington were din
ner guests Sunday of Mrs. Hattie
Spivey and Miss Reba Spivey, after
which the group attended a show
ing of Holiday On Ice in Norfolk.
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At Rocky Mount - .
Mrs. Lawrence W, Towe, Mrs.
Archie T, Lane, Miss Hulda Wood
and Miss Dillwyn ' Denton repre-
sented the Perquimans BPW Cluhjliott ,The high score prize went to
in Rocky Mount when the North
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and.. Professional Women's Clubs
met foiit, ,: Mid-Year Council
meeting. Mrs. Towe, , State Edu
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Week-ed Gveate '
Mr iJobflny Brolighton and
daughter, Susan and Miss Grace ;
Bush-of ' Washington, D. C, spent.
the" week-end, with Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Relfe. '' ,
From Greensboro , '
. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Reed and
children of Greensboro spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Corp
Reed.
Week-end In Wilmington V
Mr', and Mrs. Elbert Taylor and
daughter spent the week-end in
Wilmington. ,
Sunday Guests -
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tyson and
children of Oak City spent' Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Howard.
Sunday Guests "' '
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hobbs of
Edenton and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Hobbs of Elisabeth City spent Sun
day with Mrs. E. A. Byrum. .
ROOK CLUB MEETS
. Mrs. Archie Lane was hostess to
her rook club Friday night at her
home. Those playing were Mes
dames C. T. Skinner, J; E. Morris,
G. R. Tucker, J. H. Towe, Oscar
Newbold, Anse White, Miss Mary
Sumner and Miss Ruby White. The
high score prize went to Mrs.
White and second high was award,
ed Mrs Skinner. Refreshments
were served by the hostess,
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fat her bride club TWsdnv nie-ht
I at her home on Front Street, Those
(playing were Mesdames J. 0. Fel-
I ton, B. G. Koonce, T. B. Sumner,
! W. G.. Wright, Charles Whedbee,
Roulhae McMullan, Miss .Kate
Blanchard and Miss . Thelma El-
Miss Elliott,
served.'
, A salad course was
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS " '
. Mrs. C. E.', Johnson entertained
her bridge club. Tuesday night t
her home on Front Street . Those
playing were Mesdames C. M. Wil
liford, H. C. Stokes, T. "L. Jessup,
J. D. Coston, J. T., Biggers, C. R.
Holmes, W. G. Barbee and Miss
Mary Sumner. The - high score
prize -went to Mrs. Coston. A
sweet course was served."; '. J ,
HOSTESS TO ROOK CLUB "
Mrs. Harry Winslow was hostess
to her rook dub Friday night at
her home on Grubb Street . Those
playing were Mesdames Martin
Towe, Willie Ainsley, Tom Cox,
Clinton Eley, Jim Bass, Bill Cox,
Ray Haskett,' Arthur White, Jimmy
Stallings, Edward Barber, Keith
Haskett, J. R. Webb, Alfred Lane,
Pat Keegan, Richard Brewer, Hur
ley Hoffler, Elizabeth Haskett
Bernice Inscoe, and Louis Tarking.
ton. The high score prize went to
Mrs. Towe; ' second high ywas
awarded Mrs, Bass; low prize went
to Mrs., Inscoe, and the floating
prize went to Mrs". Cox. ' A sweet
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this week has a wide selection of
new books. Three very beautiful,
and appropriate memorial books !
have recently 'been given to the
library. They are "A Treasury of
Hymns," given in memory of Miss
Matilda Newbold; "The 1 Living
Past of America," in. memory of
Mrs. John Newbold. and ' "An
American Year" ; in v' memory of
Lawrence Towe. "'- ,-
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Teachers of North' Carolina," com
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Society and presented to the li
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Chapter- Gamma, Misses Thelma
Elliott and Kate Blanchard and
Mrs. Etta Walters. '. ,
Other new books are "Inside Af
rica," the latest of the series by
Gunther; "The Open Heart,"; au
tobiographical essays by Weeks of
the Atlantic Monthly; "The First
Five ' Million Miles,'' the story -of
commercial aviation; "The Ang
ler's Almanac," a book for every
one interested in' fishing; three
very practical books, "The Practi
cal Nurse and Her Patients," ?Per.
sonal Power . Through - Creative
Selling" and "Handbook of Indoor
Stunts and Games." . Others are
"Decisive Battles of the Civil
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