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HOLLIN MfLLs, south Of Aiexan-
dria.--20 minis. D. c. The best In
design and unusual community
are combined In this very ade-
ouate 4-bedTm., family I'm. g
bath home; WAY below repro
Suetion cost On lovely wooded lot;
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HEY, THERE

HEY, THERE
GOT $1,450 DOWN.
We know yeu haven't been
Just costa 2 lot 2 live n
these fabulous '00s, but
heres YoUR cHANCG.
S19,e60 FHA approved; va
can't; n smart neighbor.
hood: N.acre fenced yard;
3 really nice-size hedrooms,
anished rec. room, great.
big. old iashioned-sise Nv
ing and dining room, side
screened porch, complete
storm windows, new house
condition. / trust for 30
years .oy Only enc. Can noWs
FOR $500 DOWN
Assume Financing On this d
home in PRIME LOCATION.
The very incest t00x1e6
lot with some real outdoor
Lying and cookiug possibils
tttee; 2 fireplacea. rec. room,
24-ft. living room. You can
move in Yight away. See
this today. JE. 10000. WM,
A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
1Ol W. BFoad. Pals Church,
Va. AFTER . Pm. Js. 2-22o0.
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MousEs ron sALE-vA
MoH MuCK-A-MucKs

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there. = you have nsar $1,000
eewn payment you can save
2,g00. Features . bedfms.. .
natns, EiahQf. paneled rec; ria. .lgs.
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AOOM QO4ON
Tsa: 1..::.d. I 4Ss.. lsss Sc S:srdsn,. Z: IN !
rEn ,sg!ess setn;; a.. rec Is :. Fecm: 2 are.
tefcom. carpetiug. We could
80 on ana on. S24, 800.
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FINE
VIRGINIA
HOMES
CHAIN BRIDGE AREA

Th'; lS;.r 4issSs% ssisnisi ss :aIss: ID. ''! ":
setting smidst towering trees In
one Of North Arlington's finest
communities. Lee. hv, rm.. sep.
din. fm., kit. w/eating space;
screened porch and 1st-flr. util.
rm. Ideally arranged for enter
tanning. Owner win redecorate
S32,6O0. Eyes. and Sun, call
Mr.. Carter, IA. 4.14O0.
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T.EToS LOOK

At this ANTIQUE briek Cape
nicer srsss. Four ssdrsecnas. 1ssis On .
daylight paneIed rec: room.
Patio. earpoft. Expertly
planned kitchen for en-.
cheney and easy care inelud.
ing eating space: S30.e60.
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HOLLEY REALTY
61s3 LEE HWY.
KE. $3.50

MANAsSAB Park Noch Lom-
mond)-S1e6 dn. Incl. settle.
ment. Practically new 4-bsdrm.
Cape Cod. Q baths. Vacant. Take
over financing. 81. $1,000.
NOLAN, close TO parkWsy and No
trsfae lghtg 70 D. c. or Penta-
son; brand. new auality.buiit
home with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths:
y . charming split foyer ranchsr.
in9se ,S9oms tnrcushout: on 9
assl.Ss n. fsn .ms sssdy I,d 70 sS %Hy' .na "a
worth Il: ATLAS cP ARLlNo-
TON "A. 6.l650; eyes,, KY
MeLkANs 41Oe Forest lane. on ever
v acre sround; 2-story brick. 3
bedrooms, den, 3M baths, safage;
lovely trees and plantinss: Ss7,.
500 Shown By appointment.
DAVID n. NIMMER tMaj. Gen.
ueAic. Ret.), REALToR. al o.
Washington st., Alex.. Va.
oy. -3-4zli: Eyes.. TE. e-0S0t
MCLEAN
Almost an acre and 30 close in.
This 3.bedroom rambler Is In
Immaculate shape. Large Hvipg
room, separate dining area, and
nice kitchen with eating space. 8
bedrooms. You may have immedi-
ate OCCUPANCY and purchase with
low KHA terms. S2O,0bO,
F.W. BERENS, Realtors
S020 Chain Bridge Rd., Il. 6-6022
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On! 30 EASY when you fafo o11f
the S1S, 800 GI loan ON this spot.
less and We do mean Spotleas splie
Level with . bedrms., 1A baths,
rec. rm:, garaSe. wall-to-WAll ear.
pet and . most ecnyenient pass.
through kitchen with dining rn.
for easy serving. Can Be- yours IN
only 10 days. It's 50 easy when
you call "a. $4,000. FLORANCI
RkALTY CO.. 23I7 wilson Blvd.
want large roomsf Livine rocm1
dining room 16x32; bedfoonis.
1918, 15xl2. 14xi0: Kitchen
l2x9: basement 46x2S. ineiuGes
rec. room 16x32. This 10 8 brick
rambler. in Falls Church area IN
spic-and-spsn condition, located
on . quiet residential street with
buses TO all schools. ReasonahIs
buy. Owner will consider renting
with option TO buy. CaiI n.
2-2920, JOSEPH w. gEAY Co.
Realtors: 113 West Broad street,
Fails Church.. Virginia. Oface
closed on Sunday
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CURTIS 81 CTEM

CURTIS c. GLEN .
MD ASSOCIATES CR. 3-A656
NOME WITM a VIEWl And what
3 lot 70 eEef. idving IN. with
md Kitchen With satlIs space.
and den or { bedToomS. plus the
added feature Of Q family room.
tfs cniy S2z;so0 and you may
S9RENe,. Heaitefs. 5000 Chain
Bride I'd. II. 0.0O22. ~
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just orr CHAM BlIDGI KD-
xull bsnt. and garase; tfee-gtud.
acre: gfandmother-sl1s kitchen,
plenty Of cabinet space. big sep,
din. rm.. large liv. rm., Individual
nome In custom neighborhood
ARFAx REALTY. NC, . TN 0,
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OPEN, 1-DARK

DIRECTIONS: Ont Arlington
blvd. lRte. 500 to N. Per.
shing dr., right to N. 4th st.,
right on N. Norwood to All ,
and our open sign.
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PRESTIGE

= 4GG0 Z 1NH
Enjoy gracious living In this
spacious 4-bedroom Colonial;
grand entrance to the center
hall, large living room and
formal dining room With
CLASSIC winding stairs to the
End level; huge rec. room
with fireplace and attached
garage are only few Of the
1ne features. Priced in the
low sos, Call now
Evening star., 1961-01-08

I'VE TRADE HOMES"
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JIMMY BERRY, IS IS
BURIED IN FAIRFIELD

Jimmy Berry age 65, died Satur-
day at a p. m. in the Beaufort
County hospital in Washington fol-
lowing short illness.
Mr.. Berry was farmer, a mem
Der of the Fairfield Christian
church the Fairfield Masonic lodge,
the Fairfield Ruritan club, Modern
Woodmen of the World and the No.
Seven Drainage District.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Katie Berry; three sons, j. B.,
Wayne and Jimmy Berry, all Of
Fairfield; four daughters, Mrs.
Fred Hill of Rocky Mount, Mrs.
Donald Alexander of Currituck,
Mrs. Ivan Thompson of Smond, N.
D. and Mrs. Rudolph Gay of War
renton; one half brother, Joe Har-
ris of Norfolk, Va; and IL grand
children.
Funeral services were held
from the Christian church in Fair
field Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock
conducted by the Rev. Owen Eman-
uel, assisted by the Rev. Joe Lang.
Burial was in Fairfield cemetery.
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News Of Columbia and TyrreIl Co.
For Subscriptions Mrs. Blanche w. cohoon or Call Her.
Phone 3l7-i. Columbia. NJ c. She will welcome news Of
Columbia and Tyrrel County
CHARLES HOWARD LEARY
DIES AT 80 IN COLUMBIA

Charles Howard Leary, 80 died
Tuesday night in his home in
Columbia after a long illness.
He was a native of Chowan
County and longtime resi-
dent of Tyrrell County and was
manager of the Tyrrell County
Abe store since it's opening. He
was a member of the Gum Neck
Missionary Baptist Church.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Ruby
Spruill Leary, he is survived by
one daughter, Miss Cavell Leary
of the home; two sons Raymond
S. Leary of Columbia and William
H. Leary of Plymouth, and one
sister, Mrs. Pearl Cooper of Column
bia; two grandchildren and one
great grandchild.
Funeral services were held at the
home Thursday afternoon conduct
ed by the Rev. Francis Cordray as
sisted by the Rev. III. Worth
Pearce. Burial was in lakewood
cemetery.
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TYRRELL NATIVE
DIES IN BURLINGTON

Funeral services for Miles Cor
don Sawyer, II, of Burlington, were
held Tuesday afternoon at the
Lowe Funeral Home. He died
Saturday afternoon. A native of
Tyrrell County, he was employed
by Burlington Coffin Company for
a number of years and was a men,
Der of Glenhope Baptist Church.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs.
Myrtle Brantley and Mrs. Madolyn
Grubb of Burlington, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Huffman of Fort Lauderdale,
Fla, and Mrs. Irene Wallace of
Gastonia; five sons, Edward Saw
yer of Raleigh, Theodore, M. G.
Jr, John and Frank Sawyer, all
of Burlington; % grandchildren,
one sister, Mrs. Laura johnson of
Elizabeth City. The Rev. George
w. Swinney, pator of the Glenhope
Baptist Church officiated. Burial
was in the Pine Hill Cemetery.
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KITTY HAWK PERSONALS

The Vacation Church School is
going on at the Methodist Church
this week each morning.
Summer mission Services began
on the beach Sunday, Sunday
School at 1000 Worship Service at
HOO am. each Sunday through the
summer at The Chowan Baptist
Church-Training Union at z: pm.
On Wednesday evenings at 8 p. m.
weekly Prayer meetings. The
pastor is Eugene Smith, Indiana.
Weekly prayer meeting was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
Dowdy Tuesday night by the
Methodists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse E. Baum have
returned, after a visit with Mr..
Baum's daughter, Rhoda, in Dayton,
Ohio.
Mrs. June Snead and sons Stanly,
Jr., and George Of Greenville, re-
turned home after a week vacation
on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Grove and
two children Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Haynes and son Billy, of Raleigh
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton J. Beasley,
sons Mike and Danny, of Baltimore,
Md, spent the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvah O'Neal.
Mrs. Charlie w. Perry of Kitty
Hawk and Mrs. Bertha Baum Of
Manteo attended the four day State
Convention oof the American
Legion and Auxiliary in Charlotte.
While there Mrs. Perry visited her
nephew and niece Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Wheelers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Hines and
children moved this week into their
new home on the beach.
Mrs. BERTHE Beecham is visiting
her sons in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Dowdy.
granddaughter Michele, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley G. Beasley and children
Mrs. Jennie Beasley went to
Church's Island Sunday for birth
day dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. We'll
don Beasley.
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WEDDING SERVICE
IN FAIRFIELD CHURCH

The Methodist Church in Fair
field was the scene Sunday after
noon, June IL, at four o'clock OF
the wedding of Miss Alice Reid
Berry and John Colin Daughtridge
with the Rev. Joseph Lang officiat-
ing.
Miss Berry is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Grant Berry
of Fairfield and Mr.. Daughtridge is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Levy
Daughtridge of Rocky Mount.
Music was rendered by Mrs.
Murray S. Mann, organist, mad
Reverend and Mrs. Robert Bundy,
vocalists.
The couple exchanged their vows
before a setting of white gladioli,
NUNS, fern, palms and cathedral
candles in seven branch candelabra.
Given in marriage by her faith
err, the bride wore ballerina length
gown of chantilly lace and tulle
over taffeta designed with a
scooped neckline and abbreviated
sleeves. Her shoulder length veil
was attached to a Swedish crown
of lace re-embroidered with seed
pearls and iridescents. She carried
a white prayer book topped with
an orchid.
Mrs Garland Grant Berry, sis
ter-inlaw of the bride, was the
matron of honor. She wore shell
pink organza and net over taffeta,
a headdress of pink net and silk
and carried nosegay of pink car
nations.
William Daughtridge of Rocky
Mount was best man. Ushers were
Ben Herman, Jr. of Tarboro, Cliff
ton Mooney, Jr. of Fairfield, David
Thomas Weaver of Rocky Mount,
and Cofeld Robbins of Rocky
Mount.
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Berry wore navy silk lace, white
accessories and a corsage of white
carnations. Mrs. Cornell Weaver Of
Raleigh, sister of the bridegroom
wore a sheath dress of pink lace
with black accessories and a cor
SAGE of white carnations.
The bride received her B.A. de-
gree from Atlantic Christian Col
lege in Wilson and has taught in
the Tarboro City Schools. This fall
she will be librarian at North Car
DINA Wesleyan College in Rocky
Mount.
Mr.. Daughtridge received his
BIS. degree from N. C. State Col
lege. He is engaged in farming in
Nash County.
For travelling Mrs. Daughtridge
wore navy sheath dress of silk
shantung, white accessories and a
white orchid.
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HYDE COUNTY NATIVE
PASSES AWAY AT 80

Mrs. Mollie Sawyer Cuthrell, 90,
died Tuesday in her home in Cam
den County 46 years. She was a
daughter of Benjamin and Mrs.
Jude Harris Sawyer and the widow
of Frank Cuthrell. She was a MEM
Der of First Methodist Church.
Surviving are three daughters
Mrs. Everett Flowers of Ports
mouth, Mrs. T. G. Bridgeman of
Elizabeth City and Mrs. A. L.
Harris of Elizabeth City; two
sons, R. G. Cutherell and B. C.
Cutherell of Camden; II grand
children, 10 great-grandchildren
and one great-great-grandchild.
A funeral service was conducted
in Toxey & Berry Funeral Home
Thursday at II a. m. Burial was
in Fairfield Cemetery, Fairfield.
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PEARCE-WOODLEY VOWS

COLUMBIA - The Albemalle
Church Of Christ was the scene
of the Wedding of Miss Wanda
Marie Woodley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry L. Woodley of
Route One to Joseph Logan Pearce,
son of Mrs. C. C. Pearce of Muir
freesboro. The vows were said to
the Rev. Russell Smith of Newport
News, Va, a former pastor.
A program of nuptial music was
rendered by Miss Cecilia Willough-
by of Creswell. "Whither Thou
Goest" Because" and "The Lords
Prayer" were sung by Mrs. Lloyd
B. Davenport.
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride wore wedding gown of
white Chantilly lace over satin. 1t
was fashioned with sweetheart
|neckline, fitted bodice fastened
down the back with a row Of small
satin covered buttons. The sleeves
Of lace were long with points at
the hands. The bouffant skirt was
caught at the back with cascades
of pleated tulle ruffles and ended
with cathedral train. Her finger
tip veil of illusion fell from coro-
net of seed pearls and sequins. She
carried a white prayer book with
white orchid.
Miss Jeanne Dixon of Murfrees-
boro as maid of honor Wore an
orchid ballerina length dress of
silk organza, with matching flower
ed headpiece. She carried nosegay
of white carnations.
Robert E. Pearce of Murfrees-
boro was his brothers best man.
Leon Balance of Swan Quarter
and Jack Woodley of Greenville,
cousins of the bride, were ushers.
For her daughters wedding the
brides mother chose a black street
length dress with white accessories.
She wore shoulder corsage Of
white carnations. The bridegroom's
mother wore navy eyelet street
length dress with white accessories
and corsage was white carnations.
After the ceremony the bride
and bridegroom, their parents and
the maid of honor formed re-
ceiving line in the vestibule of the
church. Mrs. Elsie B. Edwards was
in charge of affairs.
Mrs. Pearce is a graduate of
Chowan College and is employed
in Murfreesboro, where the couple
will make their home.
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EAST LAKE PERSONALS

Mrs. Mae Sarvis and Mrs. Betty
Berry are patients in the Columbia
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Mcgowan
and son Aubrey, Mrs. Minnie Mae
Spruill and Granddaughter Dianne,
Visited in Norfolk last week end.
Mrs Spruill and Dianne stayed for
a longer visit.
Those in Columbia visiting the
sick and shopping We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Carleno, Mrs. Ada Sawyer
and children Clifton Sarvis and
Mrs. Ethel Twiford.
Mrs. Blanch Copeland is patient
in the Albermarle Hospital in
Elizabeth City. Her daughter. Mrs.
Polly Ambrose, and children visited
her Sunday.
Mrs. Esther Patrick and children
of Gum Neck are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvester Twiford.
Rev. Ed Hooper of Salvo filled
his Appointment at the Holiness
Church here. Visitors were Mrs.
LESSEE Twiford, Luther Payne, Dale
Payne and Mrs. Beauny Lupton OF
Stumpy Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Ambrose
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Spruill motor
ed to Manteo Monday.
Mrs Julia Primer and nephew
Thomas Smith have returned home
after visiting in Virginia Beach.
Norfolk week end visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Basnight
and children and Miller Cahoon.
John Mitchell is visiting in
Elizabeth City.
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MATTE MACON CIRCLE

COLUMBIA - The Matte Ma
con Circle of the Columbia Baptist
Church meeting Monday night with
Mrs. c. D. Cooper, was centered
around program Teach Me To
Pray. Mrs. Russell Everton called
on members for responsive read
ings.
Definition of Prayer" was given
by Mrs. R. S. Knight Jr.; ways
To Pray" by Mrs. Thomas K. Yer
by Jr,; prayer is in force, here
and abroad" by Mrs. William E.
Bateman, with devotion by Mrs.
Everton and Mrs. Helen VERIFY.
Social service cards to be sent to
the sick and invalids from the or
ganization were signed.
The explanation of the Heck
Jones memorial funds origin and
benefits was given by Mrs. Ernest
S. Brickhouse. Hymns were sung.
The July meeting will be with Miss
Esta Mae Bodwell.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess to those attending: Mrs.
R. S. Knight, Mrs. Howard Brick
house, Mrs. Trnest Brickhouse,
Mrs. Margaret Grimsley, Mrs. An
ME Woodland, Mrs. F. L. Liverman,
Mrs. William E. Bateman, Mrs. R.
M. Everton, Miss Esta Mae Bod
well. Mrs. w. J. Nichols, Mrs. w.
w. Sawyer, Mrs. T. X. VERIFY, Jr.,
Mrs. Minnie Spruill, Mrs. LESSEE
Harrell, and Mrs. Jerry Davenport.
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SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED

Terry Beachman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Beachman of Kitty
Hawk has been selected to receive
the Fearing Scholarship. Terry, a
1869 graduate of the Manteo High
School, was awarded the Honor
Student" medal for high academic
accomplishment. He plans to enter
State College, Raleigh.
The Fearing Scholarship is given
each year by Fearing's, Incorpo-
rated, to futher the education of
worthy students Of the Manteo
High School
The Tarle Scholarship, under
sponsorship of the high school
PTA, was awarded to John D.
Earle, Jr., who plans to attend N.
C. State College in Raleigh.
The recipient of the Manteo
Women's Cub Scholarship has not
yet been announced.
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ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW

COLUMBIA The annual
Flower Show sponsored by the
Home Demonstration Clubs of Tyr
rell County held Tuesday was the
largest yet, with Y entrants. The
show is in observance of National
Home Demonstration Week.
This year, a Confederate Centen-
NAL Memorial arrangement-not in
contest-depicting some of Tyr
rell's history in the era of the
"War Between the States" formed
the entrance interest. Arranged by
Mrs. C. Earl Cohoon it was focused
by a picture of 1t. Colonel William
F. Beasley, the youngest officer of
his rank in the Confederate Army
"a Tyrrell son-below the Confed-
crate Banner, with magnolia, the
traditional flower Of the South, ar
ranged in relief. Smaller details
were miniature Scuppernong
wine jug with grapes atop as a
personal industry by the people of
Tyrrell during the era. A minute
Negro Nanny memorializing
Aunt Kate" the slave who by de-
votion for her master, Thomas
Hoskins Alexander, helped him
save the important records of the
county from destruction by the
Union Army.
In the first place, blue ribbon,
Mrs. T. X. VERIFY Sr., led with two
and others receiving one each were
Mrs. Florence Brickhouse, Mrs.
Lonnie Liverman, Mrs. C. Earl
Cohoon, Mrs. G. Lindsay Liverman,
Mrs. l. A. Cooper, Mrs. D. A. Sim
mons and the Columbia Junior
Woman's Club, arranged by Mrs.
Thomas VERIFY, Jr.
In second place, Mrs. l. A. Coop
err led the red ribbon group with
two. Others receiving one each
were: Mrs. Larry Jones, Mrs. Clyde
S. Sawyer, Mrs. C. Earl Cohoon,
Mrs. G. L. Liverman, Mrs. Ben
Jones, Mrs. Lonnie Liverman and
Mrs. Larry johnson.
In third place, Mrs. G. Lindsey
Liverman led the white ribbon
group with two. Others receiving
one each were Mrs. r. X. Jagars,
Mrs. Augusta Higgins, Mrs. B.
Frank Alexander, Mrs. /. A. Coop
err, Mrs. H. Worth Pearce, Ashley
Hardison and the Creeks Home
Demonstration Club, arranged by
Mrs. Julian H. Swain.
Judges for the show were Mrs.
Elizabeth Sanderlin, Home Agent
for Currituck County, Mrs. Marie
Gard and Mrs. Evelyn Griffin, also
of Currituck.
Committees serving were: Mrs.
r. S. Leary, Mrs. Jim Withers,
Mrs. ]. A. Primer, Mrs. Donald E.
Steagall, Mrs. Lonnie Liverman,
Mrs. Worth Pearce, Mrs. Hodges
Davenport, Mrs. Lloyd Pledger,
Mrs. T. X. VERIFY Jr., Mrs. H. i.
Davis, Mrs. Cecil Lilley, Mrs. ]. S.
Howett, Mrs. Larry Jones, Mrs.
Franklin L. Alexander, Mrs. Wav-
erly Phelps and Mrs. Billy Cox.
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Church near Creswell, on each third
Sunday at II o'clock, conducted by
the Rev. A. J. Mackie.
Miss Kathryn Howett, who has
been attending school in Reidsville,
is home with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Howett.
Bill Whitlow of Reidsville recent
ly visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Howett
and fished at Oregon Inlet.
Mrs. Chester Cannon and
daughter Pam of Hampton, Va,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Arm
strong last week.
Miss Betsy Lawrence will be en-
ployed at the "Reef" Restaurant
at Mays Head after June 20.
]. Albert Bateman visited, his
daughters Mrs. Louise Shumate at
Danville, Va, and Mrs. Sadie
Phelps; and his sons Dennis and
]. A. Bateman, Jr., all of Norfolk,
last week.
Mrs. Dennis Marvin Pledger, Jr.,
was a patient in Duke Hospital
where she underwent surgery. Her
mother Mrs. r. S. Knight accom-
panied her. Miss Lynda Knight
spent Saturday night in Rocky
Mount visiting her brother Jimmy
Knight, and Sunday in Durham
visiting her sister, Mrs. D. M. Pied
ger Jr.
Mrs. Ella Hopkins, Mrs. J. D.
Spencer and Mrs. Pearl Roughton
have returned from Palatka,
Florida, where they visited Mrs.
Hopkins son Hugh and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Huff. Allan Hopkins
who went with them, remained in
Florida.
Jimmy Berry of Fairfield, the
father of Mrs. Donald Alexander
died at Washington Hospital Satur-
day night. Mrs Alexander now
living in Currituck, was a former
resident here, and before her mar
riage was nurse at the Columbia
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Armstrong and
children, Tommie, Laura and Hay
wood of Raleigh were week enc
guests of MIR. Armstrong; parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Armstrong.