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> Visitor* at the Odd Fellows Or
phan Home in Goldsboro Sunday in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Stevens
of Rocky Mount, prominent Odd
> Fellow and Rebakah; Mrs. High
Smith of Mt. Olive, who visited her
children and Mrs. Addie Lewis and
several relatives of Concord, who
visited Mrs. Lewis' children.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Edgerton, who
arc spending the summer at their
cottage, Edge-Lea, at Carolina
Beach, spent Tuesday at their home
in Goldsboro, and were accompanied
back to the beach by their daughter,
Mrs. Alton Leach, and Mr Leach.
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Superintendent Ray Armstrong is
teaching in the summer school at
East Carolina Teachers’ College In
Greenville.
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Col. John D. I-angston and daugh
ter, Miss Carolyn, are spending this
week at the Thomas Cottage at Hol
den'a Beach with Col. Langston’s
sisters, Mrs. Fred Thomas of Dur
ham and Mrs. Hosa Elmore of Rocky
Mount.
Miss Mary Langston, field secre
tary for the North Carolina Teach
ers, left Wednesday for Durham, her
temporary headquarters.
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Mr. ?r.d Mrs Pen Powell of Mem
phis, Term., visited Mr. Powell’s par
ents, Dr. and Mrs Don A Powell,
in Gold&bcro several days th.s week.
Mr. Powell is account executive with!
ar. advertising agency, of Memphis
* This is the first tone in six years
he has visited his home town, and
. the first t.me Mrs. Pnweli has been j
ht re.
f-/ Misses E'ta Sledge of Draper, Na
Oi.: Newell of Salem. N. J., and
Mda Judd of Raleigh. members of
,-,e faculty of the Goldsboro school*,
left Wednesday for their respective
’‘times. They plan to attend the *um
* rr.er school at Columbia University,
New York, and the three will have
»r. apartment together.
Miss Mary Bell and her mother,
j Mrs. Bell, who have lived in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E Cogdel]
during the school year, while Miss
Bell was teaching here in the city
schools, left Wednesday for their
^ home in Murphy, in the western part
of the state.
• • •
Mr. ar.rl Mis. J. C. Harrell have
as guests at their home on East Ash
Extension Mr. Harrell's sisters, Miss
Mary Eliiti Harrell and Mrs. C. P
Halhf.way. both of Sunbury.
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The most reasonable
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Josephs
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MiSfr*B Elir-ubeth and Mildred
Stanley, who have been teaching in
Heidsvll)*, and are now attending
summer school at E. C. T. C in
Greenville, .visited relative* here
the pa*1 week They came especially
to attend the memorial service held
(or their lather, the late Carl E
Stanley, at the Stanley-Yelverton
Funeral Home at their new location
on Chestnut and Jainer sts.
• • •
Mr. Clarence Stimpton. of States
ville, visited his sister, Mrs F. B.
McKinne, in Goldsboro the past
week.
• • •
Mr. Alien Andrews returned Wed
nesday to Washington, D. C„ where
he works with the Home Owner*
Loan Corporation and studies dra
matics, after a visit of several day*
to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. B.
Andrews. He came especially to at
tend the graduation of his sister.
Miss Marina Andrews, at the Golds
boro High School.
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Young M.ss Josephine Jackson,
daughter oi Mr. and Mrs T. H. Jack
son of Greenville, following the |
close of Greenville schools the past
weekend ha* come to Goldsboro fo."
an extended visit with her grand
mother Mrs F. L Manly.
Mr. end Mr*. Lonnie McMillan
P*.sir p-d their daughter. Mss Gath
er,Tie. went to Raleigh Saturday to
attend me marriage of M end
Mr.* Ptgc’s daughter. Miss Pr.-,-'.
Lined to Mr Lv'.e Adelbert Hof
- . >'< r Tnc cerern : ny took place at
Holy Tr.r. ’.y Luthern church.
• • •
Mrs. LaMcnt Fd cert on and ch
dien, Ruth, Sallv. ar.d Snndra. left
Wednesday for a visit of 10 days to
Mr?. Edgertor’s parents Mr and
Mrs. J A Boyce, at Eden ton.
Mis' Whi'.mc! Gurley returned to
the home of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Branton, in Golds
boro. after a visit of several days
with her father. Mr. W. B Gurley,
in Windsor, where she went after
Per graduation at Greensboro Col
lege.
Misses Bobbie Jeffreys and Mar
garet Joyner will leave next week
fur a stay at Camp Leach Dear
Washington, N. C.
Mrs. John Hogan of Richmond.
V»„ formerly Miss Stella Pulley of
Goldsboro, visited Mrs. E. K. Hol
loman or. Tuesday.
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Miss Salhe Louise Holloman, Miss
Elizabeth Davis, and Mr. Cliff Spru
ill Jr. will leave Monday for Louie-,
burg to attend the Senior Assembly !
of the North Carolina Methodist
Conference at Louisburg College.
Mr and Mrs. H. Clifford Greene
have arrived in Goldsboro to spend
the summer at Mrs. Greene’s old
home, the Edmundson home, on S.
John st. Mrs. Greene is dean of Sem-!
pie School on Riverside dr in New
York City. Mrs. Semple, the presi
dent of the school, is a Southern
woman, and is president of the Dixie
Club in New York City.
Mrs. Gurkin Is Guest
Of Honor at Tea
Mrs. E. P. Vai'. aud Miss Dorothy
Smith entertained at a tea in the
Clubhouse at Pikeville, in honor of
Miss Annie Lou Jeffords, who was
married on Thursday, June 6, to
Warner Gurkir. cf Plymouth.
Miss Elisabeth Johnson greeted the
guests at the dour and introduced
them to the members of the receiv
ing line. In the line were Miss i
Smith, Miss Jeffords. Mrs. Mary'
Smith, grandmother of the bride,
Mrs. Harry Gukin, Mrs. J. C. Smith,
a recent bride Mrs. Wayne Smith,
and Mrs. E. T. Vail.
Mrs. Dothe Crawford invited the
guest* to the punch table where
Mrs. L. E. Smith, Jr., presided As
sisting in serving were M.sscs Helene
Vail, Lois Johnson and Evelyn Vail.
Dunr-ii the receiving hours Mrs.
J. W. Rose played musical selec
tions. The guests said their goodbyes
to Miss Dcra Collier.
Miss Ham Marries
Janies Woodward
Miss Clyde Hard Ham, of Golds
boro, and James Wjtdard cf Rose
wood were married at 8 o'clock
Tuesday ever,in, June 4, by Dr. Wil
liam Howard Carter, pastor of the
Full Gospel Church, at his home on
Pop st. Only the immediate families
and Intimate friends attended.
The bride wore a light blue crepe
af1erni»on dress with \vh;‘e accessor
ies and a shoulder corsage of sweet
heart roses 5ne is j> inu,.T' r of Mr.
and Mrs Jack Hnm of C’hdsboro.
Mr. Woodard anti Ihe 'ale Mrs.
1 Woodard of Ro.-ewjud. He is cnuag
‘ V. in farming near Rosewood vs here
| ‘'.s- - v.ple will moke ll.eir home
HISS DM
WEDS H. F. JOHNSOH
BEMIFIIl BITES
Coup]* on Motor Trip
Following Luncheon; to
Make Home In Georgia
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Daujrhtory of
Goldsboro and Hansford Fred John
son of Macon, Ga.. were married in
a beautiful ceremony at the First
Baptist church at 10.30 Saturday
morning, June 8 The bridegroom’*
j father. Dr, H. IV Johnson, of Mo
ron, Ga , head of the School of Re
ligion at Mercer University, offici
ated.
The church was beautifully decor
ated with white flowers and tall
floor baskets before a background of
long leaf pine White cathedral can
dales burned In graduated candle
bars.
Miss Jocelyn Houte of Zebulon
gave a program of wedding rruste
on the organ precoding the cere
mony. Mr* Lloyd Poe Collier of
Whilevllle, cousin of the bride, sang
“O. Perfect Love." and Thomas Rny
pes of Goldsboro, also a cousin of
the bride, sang "At Dawning.1*
The ushers were: Herbert Jerk
in* of Aulander. Jeffreys Senter of
Chalybeate. Woodrow Johnson of
Fuqiiay Springs, and Allen Scott of
Goldsboro. Miss Frances Mor.k of
Goldsboro was maid of honor. She
wore an Allx model of navy triple!
sheer, topped with pale p.nk em- j
tendered bat.ste. wide brimmed
Leghorn hat, and earned an arm,
bouquet of mixed soring flowers. ;
The bride entered the church with
ler father. Mr William Edward.
Daughtery of Goldsboro, whu gave
her in marriage. She wore a travel-,
lire *uit designed by Alix of navy
blue triple sheer crepe The gored
skirt wai ?l.ghtjy flared, and the
coat had 'or.g tight sleeves and was
made with « full pep’.um at the hip
line Her blouse was of maize env
broidered batiste, and she wore a
Gaga handmade hat of navy Baku |
slraw, trimmed with navy ribbon and ;
patent leather flowers, and a short,
navy veil She wore navy shoes and
gloves and a shoulder corsage of i
Talisman rote* showered with liliei:
of the valley. Her only ornament was
a bracelet which was a g.ft of the
bridegroom.
They were met a* the altar dj me
bridegroom and his best man Earl
Baldwin of Greonsbc.ro. During The
ceremony Miss House softly played
"X-iebeEtrsum” by Liszt She played
Mendelssohn's “Wedding March" 8*
a recessional.
The bride's mother wore a lovely
creation of chiffon with a shoulder
corsage of American Beauty roses.
Following the ceremony the bride’s
parents entertained at a luncheon at
the heme of Mrs. John Daughtery,
cousin of the bride. After the lunch
eon the couple left on a motor trip
to ur.nanounced points. Upon their
return they will be at home for the
summer in Macon, where Mr. John
son will teach German at Mercer
University.
Or Friday evening preceding the
! rehearsal, Miss Frances Monk and
Far! Baldwin entertained the mem
bers of the bridal party at a dinner
at Miss Coley’s Dining Room. A
color scheme of green and white
was used.
Alter we rehearsal Mr. and Mr*.
N. W. Outlaw, brother in law and
sifter of the bride, were hosts to the
members of the bridal party and a
number of friends at a cake cutting
at the Hotel Goldsboro. A three
tiered. white wedding cake was st
one end of s long table, and the
punch bowl at the other The bride
cut the flrrt slice of the cake which
contained the traditional wedding
symbols Mr? LcRoy Thaggard of |
Fayetteville ana Mrs. Wilbur Creech
I poured punch. Mints and nuts were
* served with the cake ana punch.
The bride is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs William Edgar Daughtery
! of Goldsboro. She was educated at
rhnelf.nd College. Salemaure, and
Meredith College. Raleigh. Since
attending Meredith she has beer, a
member of the faculty of the Archer
Lodge School in Johnstown county.
She has been honored at a number
of entertainments since the announ
cement nf her engagement.
Mr. Johnson is the son of Dr. and
Mrs. H- D. Johnson of Macon. Gs.
He is a graduate of Wake Forest Col
lege. holding the B.S. degree, and
has completed two years In the Med
ical School of Wake Forest He will
enter the Junior Class of the Medi
cal School at the University of
Maryland in Baltimore next year.
WIIXIS-miKE
Mrs. Irene Hough Duke announc
ed ttie marriage of her daughter,
, Dorothy Isabel, to Mr. Ziva Duy
! Willis, Sunday, June ». 1940, Dillon,
S. C. At home. 116 E. Chestnut st.,
Goldsboro
Mr. Willis is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. H Willis of Spartanburg,
is C. He is a graduate of Clemsnn
College, end is a member of the
faculty of the Goldsboro High
School.
Miss Turpin Weds
Samuel C. Carr
Mis« Mattie Jane Turpin, of High
Pci nt, and Samuel C. Carr, of High
•Vnt and Goldsboro, were married
So..day morning. June 2, at the home
of the bridegroom’* Hsler, Mrs W. J.
JTorlon in Goldsboro. Hev. J. W.
Over'on. Jr., pajtor of the Elm st.
Methodist church officiated Only lb*
member* of the two Immediate fam
ilies attended.
An altar waa arranged in the liv
ing room before a background of
the bridegroom and Frank Parker,
Jr, lighted the candle*.
The bride were a dress of navy
triple sheer crepe with accessories
of white, and carried a prayer book
showered with lilies of the valley
The prayer book has been In the
bndgroom's family since 1BJV6, and
has been used in all the family wed
dings since that lime For going away
the bride added a corsage of Talis
man roses The couple left by auto
mobile for a trip to the coast, and
upon their return will be it home
in High Point.
The bride it the daughter of Mr. I
Hamp Turpin of High Point, and
the bridegroom it the aon of Mr.
and Mrs. C C Carr of Goldsboro.
edwards-sasseb
Mr. and Mrs. George Sasser of
Goldsboro announce the marriage of
their daughter, Doris Dee. to Mr.
Leftoy B. Edwards, Saturday, May
18. at Danville. Va. They will re
side at 1 OtiC Cobb t! , Greensboro.
PILOT-RCSS
Mrs. L. T Rust of Wilmington an
nounces the marr-age of her daugh
ter, Harriett, to Mr Woodrow Pilot
of Goldsboro, son of the late Mr. and
Mrs G C Pint of Huntsville. Ala..
Sunday. June 3. nt Dillon, S C. The
couple will make their home at 101
•V. Virg.n,a st.
WORLEY-CRUTCHFIELD
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Marion
Crutchfield of Ffland announce the
engagement of their dauKhter, Mary
Elizabeth, of Goldsboro, to Mr Paul
William Worley of Goldsboro, son
of Mr* J. FranK Worley of Char
lotte. The wedding will take place
on Saturday, July 13, at St. Paul
Methodist church, Goldsboro.
OOLLIt-STANLEY
Mrs. Mattie Stanley announced
the marriage of her daughter. Ruth,
to Mr. Willis Redmond Cellle. Sat
urday, June 8. 1W0, Courtland, Va.
The bride is the daughter of the
late Mr. George Stanley and Mrs.'
Hattie Stanley of Goldsboro. Since
her graduation at Mooseheart High
School. Mooseheart, III., she had
been secretary t0 the WPA area su
pervisor.
Mr Collie is the son of Mr ®nd
Mrs Arthur Collie of Castalia. He
attended Loumbug College ar.d is
now engaged in farm surveying :n
Nash county with headquarters in
Nashville, where the couple will
make their homes.
Mrs. Wood Honored
At Bridge Party
Mrs. J. H. Murfee entertained at
• bridge party at her home on E.
Walnut st., on Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs George Wood, who ’S
leaving Goldsboro this week to make
her home in Washington. D. C.
Bridge was played at three tables,
and Mrs. J. Y. Ellington received
the high score prize. The consola
tion was awarded to Mrs. F. M. Ed
wards. After the games the hostess
served a salad course.
The guests were Mesdames George
Wood. A. T. Hawkins. J- W. Swift,
Jr., F. H Blitchington, W. R. Allen,
Jr., Charles S Norwood, R M. Davis,
J. E. Bryan, R. E. Bryan, Cedric
Edgerton and J. N. Longest.
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SPORTS 8TIT
Here's your active sporl* suit, with
flaring. slim-hipped shorts sleeve
less ar.d slathered a bit above the
waistline to atsure tree action at
speedy games. And here also, in the
very same inexpensive pattern
'8722) is your spectator sports Irock,
created merely by adding a button
front skirt and short little jacket to
the play suit
It's *uch a delightfully different
little jacket, too, buttoned at the
square neckline, and cut short en
ough to cal’, attention to the small- (
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tel chambray, checked gingham or
white pique, and point it up with
bright ricrac braid! Thus you'll ac
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sports fashions, easily and inexpen
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Pattern No. 8722 is designed for
Fixes 12. 14. 16. 18 ar.d 20
Pattern t“W—Isn’t it just about
time you had a r.ew princess dress?
Nothing is more becoming to wom
en* sizes than the smooth, suave
princess line, and the charm of this
new pattern is sheer beauty of sil
houette, pointed up by lace-edged
revers and cuffs. In light colors or
dark, with your white accessories or
colored ones, this will be your most
flattering street dress, grand for
summer travel.
This graceful style makes up
equally well Id flat crepe, silk print
or spun rayon, and in street cotton*
like linen, pique and chambray, with
white or pastel accent*.
Pattern No 8708 it designed tor
sizes 34, 30 . 38. 40,42, 44. 4« and 48.
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ROBKEKV PEOBIED
I>x>tlnK of the Smart and Thrifty
Shop on W. Walnut *t., early Sun
day morning, was still under inves
tigatton by Goldsboro police on
Tuesday The thieves stole $270 11 .<*
wearing apparel and cash.
■fisassfisssfifisa
$42,000,000 Deal
Is Recorded Here
A deal involving
of the largest ever filed in North
Carolina, was recorded Monday wlU
Register of Deeds W E Ormond.
It was a state mortgage and deedl
of trust from the Carolina Rowes*
and Light Company to the trvlft
Trust Co and F C Herbert, trustee.
Part of the property involved lc>.
the deal is located In Wayne County*
The papers were filed! as a part of
a refinancing program by the come*
pany.
BICYCLES STOLEN
Theft of two bicycles, a Packard
belonging to Robert Davis. Negro.
418 Miller *t.. stolen from in front
of the Jamas Theater, and the other
a blue and white Iver Johnson be
longing to James Etheridge, city lag;
No. 303, was reported to police.
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