in
I.
vis spent several
i with Mis. Betty
a c
.',E.' Catling,
'g of ield W
i.VilleWa:' Smith,
-d A'
3' and
Edentor
3. I. A. i .hiie.
dar In "Norfolk
'r. and1, Mrs. v Edward Barber
nt Sunday with relatives in
if oik, Va..'
--ismouth
.s. Aieorge ieias, of.,
ting 1 " her v son-in-law and.
ighter, Mr. .and Mrs. .Vincent,
11 at Portsmouth, Va.
iiins ReUHv
Mrs. W. H. Barber left Tues-
S. f f . A.
id ; Va.. and . attended the
neral of her brother. Cecil !
avenporton. Wednesday.
Mended Funeral ;'
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barber,
:rs. William Leicester and Mrs.
ack Kobertson h attenoed toe
. in, ml
Wednesday at St. Brides, Va.
eek-end la Norfolk
Mrs. E A. Bvrum SDent the
eek-end at Norfolk. Va., with
latjVes.
eek-end In Edenton
Mrs. ' ' Olivia' Hobbs spent Qie
eekend with Mrs. C. N. Gnf
n in Edenton.
attuned To Washington
Leigh Winslow. Jr., and Miss
irginia Harris of Washington,1 Charlotte
). C, have returned to Wash- Mrs. H. C Sullivan is spends
ngton after'' visiting E. Leigh ing several days this week in
'inslow.
Tuesday In Elizabeth City
Mrs. ' Beatrice Garrett spent!
'uesday in Elizabeth City with
er daughter, Miss Iris Garrett.
etumed Home
Harrv Winslow has returned i,
ome from Norfolk General
ospilal in Norfolk, Va., where
e went for observation and
eatment.
etumed Home
Mrs. Robert Atwater of Char
tte spent the week-end with
er parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
'i wards.
'ram Roper
Mr. and Mrs- C. T. White of
Ooper visited Mrs. J. E. Everett
Sunday.
On Sick List
: Dan Reed, who has been con
"ined to his home because of
;ickness, is improved.
.'eek-end In Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Reed, Sr.,
ent the week-end in Raleigh
'ith Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Reed,
unday In Richmond
Mrs. William Tucker end Paul
'ucker spent Sunday in Rich
iond, Va., with Mr. end Mrs
jhn Martin. .
i LADIES INITIAL BLOUSE
j .i. '- - -- .- -
laHatoisrh11
- Mrs. J. E. Morris i visiting
Mr. and Mrs. A, O. Morgan iri
Raleigh. ' j, s i A 'U'Jf'
I' Mrs. V., N. uaixjen jert, rues
day 'and i Visiting her , son-in-law
and daughter, Mr; kod Mrs.
H. R. Christensen in, ;Chart$t.,;
Returned Horn :. 'y-r . ,iff:.
; Mr, i and Mri ' , V.. N. ' Darden
visited Mr. ' and Mrs. Herman
Jenkins in ; Norfolk, Va., and
were accompanied there by Mrs.
D. S. Darden, who had been
visiting them. Mrs. Darden will
spent - a lew aays wim mr. ana
Mrs. Jenkins before returning to
her home in Florida on Wed
nesday. Visiting Son
Mrs: C. R. Holmes is snendimr
. -
week visiting j. her son and
daughter - in - law, Mr. and Mrs.
John Holmes.
Week-tad Here
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Chappell
from Roanoke Rapids spent the
- -
In Charlotte
Mrs. W. H. Pitt left Tuesday
r vnanoue wnere sne is spend
... -n .11, ,i i f
g several days with her son
and daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Howard Pitt
Mr. and
Week-end Here
- Miss Betsy Orr from East Car
olina College at Greenville, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Lane:
Charlotte visiting - Dr. nd Mrs.
A. D. Taylor. ;
From Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffler
of Richmond, Va., spent Friday
and Saturday with relatives here.
Attended WMU Meeting
M- J- W. Zachery and Mrs.
L A. Ward spent several days
this week in Winston-Salem
where they attended the WMU
meeting.
Visiting Relatives
Mrs. Helen Chappell is visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Broughton at
Wilmington, Del.
Week-end Guests
Sgt and Mrs. Marion Riddkk
and two sons, . Wayne and Rufus
from Langley Field, Va., Robert
Riddick from Norfolk, Va., Mrs.
John Lewjs Perry and daugh
ter, Joan of Windsor, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R.
M. Riddick.
Sunday la Tarboro
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Towe visit-1
ed Mr. and Mrs. John Young
blood in Tarboro Sunday.
Week-end Here
J. E. Winslow, Jr., spent the
week-end with his father, J. E
Winslow and Mrs. Winslow.
Siies 32 to 38
Mochint
Wahabl
No Starch
Htctuary
Do Not
Wripg Twlrt
$100
D Mfl. "$1,M Volut
Mrs. Jake Wn.ie, who was a
patient at the Albemarle Hospi
tal several weeks ago, returned
to the hospital Saturday for ob
servation and treatment. ,. ,
Sunday XX FarettevXU
Mr. end Mrs. Dick Brewer
spent Sunday to iFayetteville
with friends and relatives.,- . .
Tcom Duke VrdTerrity . , ,
i'j Miss Patricia "Biggers ! from!
uke University, purnarn, spent
the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 3. T. Biggers.
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from Chapel Kill -
1 Miss Joanna P. Willitord, '
student . the v University of
North Carolina, a Chapel Hill,
spent the week-end with, her
parents, Mr. end .Mb. C M.
Visited Hare
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Young from
Philadelphia, Va visited Mrs.
J. H. Bagley a short while Wed
nesday enroute jfrom Florida to
their home. , j
Operated Upon
Mrs. Minnie Perry underwent
a major operation on Saturday
at the Albemarle Hospital and
is getting along fairly well
In Greenville
Mrs. Wilson Reed- and Miss
Mildred Reed are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Jolly in Green
ville.
Week-end Here
Vickie Johnson from Meredith
College in Raleigh and Charlie
Johnson from Wake Forest Col
lege' at Winston-Salem, spent the
week-end with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Johnson.
Week-end Guests
Miss Julia Anne Stokes of
Gamer, Miss Clay Stokes from
Peace College in Raleigh, Miss
Ganelle Hargrode, also a student
at Peace, Miss Virginia Sikes of
Burlington, Miss Joyce Thornton,
Miss Marelihe Winstead and Miss
Verna Reynolds of Durham were
i the week-end -guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Stokes end Miss Jo
Pat Stokes.
From State College
Willis Williams, 'Preston Nix
on and John Broughton, students
at State College in Raleigh, spent
the -week-end witfyrtheir,, respec
tive parents. v t
Week-end Here (
Miss Mabel Frances Keel from
Radford College, Mir. and Mrs.
Don Lee of Hopewell, Va., and
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sadler of
Suffolk, Va,, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Keel.
From Raleigh
Jake Myers spent several days
at his home here last week.
In Kinston
Mrs. L. D. Myers, Mrs. William
Ray Miller and Mr. and Mrs.
Earlie Goodwin attended the
funeral of Mary W. Pail in Kin
ston Tuesday; their sister-in-law
and aunt
In Raleigh
Mrs. Preston Nixon, who grad
uated Friday night as a prac
tical nurse, has moved to Ra
leigh where she has accepted a
position at Wake Memorial Hos
pital.
From Norfolk
Mrs. Tommy . Thompson of
Norfolk, Va., spent the week-end
with her father, A. R Stallings,
Returned Home
Mrs. J. C. Martin of Tarboro
has returned to her home after
visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
Weeks and family.
From Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Clayton
and daughter, Kelly of Graham
will spend the week-end with
Dr. and Mrs. T. P. Brinn.
Insurance
Auto
Fire
Carnally
Accident & Health
Hospitatotion ;
Henry (VSulliVan
1 Kailenwide Insurance .
'' ' ComjpaniM v.
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Mrs. T. P. Brinn attended the
Art Show last Wednesday, held
at the - Woman'- Club, in Eliza
beth, City. Mrs, Brinn entered
several of her . watercolor . p ic
tures and was awarded second
and third prizes in that division.
- ROOK CLUB MEETS
, Mrs.5 J. H. ' Towe entertained
h&! Rook :Club Friday flight t
her . home1 on' Church - Street
Those ' playing we're MeddarheS
J. E. Morris,' G. R. Tnckeri Anse
White, Charles Whedbee;" Oscar
Newbold, ' W. ;l J.' ' Davis, C. ' T.
Skinner, D. -F: Reed, Sr.; Harry
Hollowell," Carlton Cannon, Miss
Mary . Sumner' and Miss 'Ruby
White. The' nigh "score" prize
went to Miss Sumner and low
was awarded Mrs. ' Reed. Re
freshments were Served by the
hostess. , r
ENTERTAINED BRIDGE CLUB
Miss Theima Elliott entertain
ed her Bridge Club Tuesday
night at her home. Those play
ing were Mesdames Charles
Whedbee, T. B. Sumner, Nathan
Relfe, B. G:' Koonce, W. i G.
Wright, ' Donald Norman, Miss
Kate Blanchard and the hostess.
The', high score , prize went to
Mrs! Whedbee. .. A sweet course
was served.
Fluffy Rice .
an fot roui ht Htm uw
Cat Food . 3 40
BOH MM HOTIW '
Pineapple 2 1 39
Af st. Cookies
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I 1 "X f N I III , fl MonON'S noun 1 ( 1 ' ;mam'l0 ' j 1i
l" it -Z1 r,A iub I 1 K 4 fl macars&ckeese . . nri., 4 :f $ i.
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c::cle ek:s cc:;yerted rice . . . 2?
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CArxiiriA ciscuits .6 5- a?
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Miss Jo Pat Stokes, whose
marriage, to Victor Huggins will
take place April 2 in Germany,
was. honored Saturday afternoon
at a party given by Mrs. J. T
Biggers, Mrs. C. U. WOliford and
Mrs. G. R. Tucker at the Biggers
home on Market Street.
Arrangements of mixed spring
flowers were used to decorate
he; , party rooms. . The', dining,
table was .covered .with a cut?
work linen, cloth centered with
;; " Make Appointment Now
LOOK YOUR BEST FOR EASTER WITH -THAT
NEW HAIR-DO FROM ,
FAYE'S BEAUTY SHOP
MRS. LANIER WHITE. Owner ' , ' '
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Chef $ Prid
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The 30 giH'Sts pr..it...t weit
served diced drinks, hem' rolls,
cookies, cheese straws, 'nuts and
mints.. t -.
The guest of honor was pre
sented a , gift of china by the
hostesses. .-,,
HOSTESS TO BRIDtGS CLUB
Mrs. H. C. Stokes .was hostess
to ; her ' Bridge t Club ' Tuesday
night at her home ' on' Front'
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Sumner. 1"3 Huty ,Wh"3 a..
Miss Louise Chalk. " The hirjh
score prize! went to Miss Chalk.
A sweet course was served by,
the hostess.
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; ; Jeff Chandler and John Saxon , v k,
SUNDAY-MONDAY i SHOWS SUNDAY 2:15-4:l5-9cl5 P. M.
SHOWS MONDAY: 7:60 ANDV9:00 P. M.
Marilyn Monroe and Yves Mbntand
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Admission: Adults 50c Children 25c
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anks to mymany friends, and.
Natives for the; ' lovely cards,
.-.utiful. flowers.:- visits made '
and prayers offered . while I was
a patient in the hospital ana
since my return home. They
will long be remembered. May
God bless each one of you. v r
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