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Darlington Hgts.

June 7 - Mrs. Frances Jones
and Miss Jackie Scruggs were
home for the week end due to
the illness of their grandfather.
Nathan scruggs. We hope he
will soon be we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Chill
dress, Betty and Roger, spent
the week end visiting relatives
in Richmond
Mrs. Hugh Bailey was the
week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Craddock. of Norfolk.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. E.
Shockley have the pleasure Of
her mother visiting them. They
entertained her mother. Mrs.
Rogers. with a birthday dinner
on Monday.
Miss Nancy Ethel Morris was
home for the week end. Her
guests were Miss Jean Fairfax
and Miss Nancy Speakman.
Barry Brandon, Of Farmville,
spent the day with Bill and
Writ Hamilton, Sunday.
Miss Mary Shorter is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Metcalf.
We are very proud of our
graduates at Prince Edward
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Davidson. of Goldsboro, N. c.
were here for the week end with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. R. Parrish, and mother, Mrs.
Irene Baber.
News from Mrs. Annie E.
Winfrey and Mrs. G. A. Baber
says they are really ENJOYING the
Southern hospitality while visit
ing in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke Cook, of Atlanta, Ga.
Supper on Lawn
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Tapscott
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Tenn
pleton, of Falls Church, were
guests Saturday evening at a
picnic supper on the lawn of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Tapscott. Those
calling later were Claude Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene Davis,
Mrs. Lizzie A. Tapscott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Rush, and daugh-
ter. Barbara, and Mrs. j. B.
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnette Jeter
and daughter, of Amelia, were
recent visitors of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Maxey.
The Well Water Home DEM
onstration Club will meet Fri
day, June 8 at pm. with Mrs.
Maude Banton. Demonstration IN
wills and Deeds.
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her home Saturday after two
weeks in Johnston Willis Hos
iital being treated for a broken
hip sustained on May 16.
Mrs. Raymond Kelsey and
children Of Farmville. are spend
ing this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E Duncan
and Terry visited relatives in
Roanoke Sunday.
Mesdames P. L. Duncan ST.,
and w. E. Duncan attended the
Home Demonstration Club
County Planning meeting at
Cumberland Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. l. Duncan Jr.,
and family, moved from Lake
side into the home Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. P. L. Duncan last week.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Barker, were Mr.
and Mrs. o. w. Ball. and fam
lily, of Flat Rock. Other callers
in the afternoon were Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Barker. of Charl-
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NOTICE

TOBACCO GROWERS MN Mem
bers Of the Sun Cured Tobacco
Marketing Cooperative, Inc, re-
siding in Amelia, PoWhatan, and
Chesterfield Counties will meet
at Powhatan Courthouse on Fri
day night, July 6, 1862 at eight
o'clock to nominate twp can
didates for Director to represent
the above named counties for a
three year period.
On Friday, July 20. 1862. the
Amelia, Powhatan, and Chester
field County members will go to
the same meeting place and cast
their ballot for the candidate of
their choice. The voting hours
will be from 800 to 1000 pm.
Ballots will be mailed to in
dividual members.
j. H. Garrett
Secretary-Treasurer
6-8-4t tF)
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Academy from our community
Rose Marie Lamberth. Iona
Gillian and Janet Mabry.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Doss. Of
Appomattox, were supper guests
Friday night of Mr.. and Mrs.
Shorter Metcalf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Mabry
and Susan, of Farmville. spent
Sunday with his family here.
Mrs. Leslie Bran don and
family were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hamlet.
We are all glad that little
Tina Shorter is out again after
having her tonsils removed.
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TO THE VOTERS OF
CUMBERLAND COUNTY


CUMBERLAND COUNTY
NOTICE is hereby given that a
referendum will be held in
Cumberland County, Virginia, on
Tuesday, July 8, 1862, on the
question, Shall the sale of
alcoholic beverages, other than
beer by the Alcohol Beverage
Control Board. be permitted in
Cumberland County, Virginia
The polls will open at 6 o'clock
am. Daylight Saving Time and
close at O'Clock pm. Daylight
Saving Time. Any voter qualified
to vote in the General Election
in November 1862. is eligible to
vote in this referendum.
R. H. Blanton, Clerk
Circuit Court
Cumberland County. Virginia
6-8-3t
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ottesville.
Mrs. Mable Cuff, of Orange,
visited Mrs. Judy Whittemore,
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Whit
temore is spending this week on
vacation.
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NORFOLK GROUP HAS -
MACS HEAD LUNCHEON

A group from the Tidewater
Senior Citizens Club of Norfolk
made their annual visit to Nags
Head on Tuesday, July 10, and
were at the Oasis Restaurant for
lunch. -
A short business meeting
was held with the president,
Charter Wells, Sr., presiding.
Special tribute was made to the
memory of the oldest member
and mother of the club, Mrs. c..
c. Sivills, who passed away last
week.
Those present We're: Joe Si-
Wills, Mrs. Grace Ives, Mrs. r.
M. Warren, Mrs. Marion Page,
Miss Emily Wright, Mrs. Annie
Wood, Stanley Ball, Mrs. Pa
trica Potter, Mrs. Mary Brown,
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, Mrs.
Lillian Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Riedel and Charter Wells, Sr.
The late Mrs. Ida Hassell,
mother of Mrs. Violet Kellam
who operates The Oasis, was a
former member.
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PRACTICAL NURSE TO
BE HIRED IN TYRRELL

| COLUMBIA, - The Board OF
Tyrrell County Commissioners
have agreed to employ a clinical
practical nurse for the Tyrrell
County Health Department for
one to three years-depending
upon the. success of the project
sponsored by the U. S. Public
Health Service.
Her duties will be to perform
routine duties in preparing sup
plies, maintaining equipment and
assembling same in a specified
manner for use by professional
personnel in the diagnosis or
treatment of diseases. Work may
involve non-technical assistance
to professional personnel as re-
quested and the maintenance of
simple clerical records. Work is
performed under close super
vision from a member of the
professional staff.
This work is planned to re
lieve the public health nurse of
some office work so that she
may spend more time in the
field and do more chronic disease
nursing. The aid may help public
health nurse with some chronic
disease cases too.
The program will be evaluated
often and could terminate at any
time.
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MISS ROSE BATEMAN
IS PROGRAM LEADER

COLUMBIA - "The Beginn-
ing of Communism, was the
topic of the program presented
by. Miss Rose Bateman, at the
meeting of the Matte Macon
Circle of the Columbia Mission
ary Baptist Church, Monday
night at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Brickhouse with Mrs. w. w.
Sawyer as co-hostess.
Acting leader, Mrs. Lonnie
Cooper, read the scripture.
The following members were
present: Miss Rose Bateman
Mrs. Lonnie Cooper, Mrs. How
ard Brickhouse, Mrs. Hattie Co
hoon, Mrs. Lessie Harrell, Mrs
Ernest Brickhouse, Mrs. Jerry
Davenport, Mrs. W. w. Sawyer,
Mrs. Martha Walker, Mrs. w.
A. Williams, Mrs. 7. K. Yerby,
Sr., Mrs. Vernon Tweedy, Mrs.
Martha Overton and Mrs. J. H.
Bateman.
Members of the WMU were
invited to meet with Mrs. Floyd
IL. tCohoon, Tuesday July 10, at
.Nags Head.
The hostesses served refresh
ments.
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ATTENDING All CAMP

COLUMBIA = Six car loads
of Tyrrell County Alters are
attending All Camp on Roanoke
Island.
While there they will take
courses in recreation, leadership,
wildlife, electricity, swimming
and hand crafts.
Those attending are Rhett
White, Abbie Kay Harrell, David
Mcdaniel, Shelia Armstrong
with Miss Chase Collins; Greg
Mclaughlin, Dallas Simmons,
Lynn McClees, Donna David and
Nathan jackson with Miss Mary
McClees; Faye Jones, Charles
Davenport, Clarence Fisher, Dot
sy Simmons and Joe Ann Rough
ton with Mrs. Claud Jones; Jane
Hopkins, frankie Davenport
Billy Bateman, Nancy Sawyer
and Chuck Simmons with Mrs
Ann E. Davenport; Lila Gay
Turner, Tommy Cohoon, Teresa
Davis, Roger Hudson and Bill
Voliva with Murray L. Goodwin!
Kenny Bateman, Annette Co
hoon, Frieda Weatherly, ane
Jerry Rhodes with Mrs. Dalla:
Bateman.
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FITNESS PROGRAM
PLANNED By CUB SCOUTS

COLUMBIA-The Cub Scouts
of Pack "a in July Bird meeting
planned to adopt a physical fit
ness program, after demonstra-
tions of exercises by the Gum
Neck Den.
A swimming class being spon-
sored by the Scuppernong Conn
munity Development Association
and the American Red Cross will
be held the week of July 18th at
the Colonial Beach for those six
years or older. Glasses will be for
two hours daily for five days,
and that those who successfully
complete the course will receive
the American Red Cross Certifi-
cate.
A new date was set for the
fish fry. 1t is to be July 27 at
Colonial Beach.
The Webeloes displayed two
pictures they had made the
frames for, and presented them
to be hung in the Scout Hut.
Badges were received by Law
renee Parisher-Wolf and Gold
Arrow Point; Greg Mclaughlin
Lion, and Ronnie Pledger-Sil-
yer Arrow Point. Each boy in
the Webeloe Pack received a
three-year service Star.
Cookies and iced drinks were
served.
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+TYRRELL LIBRARY REPORT

COLUMBIA - The Tyrrell
County Public Library at the end
of the fiscal shows it has been
a year of progress.
The number of books circulat-
ed was 1868; $3.50 adult books
and SITS children's. This shows
an increase of near 100 over the
previous year.
With books on science and his
tory we'll in the lead, 1856 books
circulated were non-fiction.
March and October were the
leading months.
Each Saturday morning from
10 to II o'clock a Children's
Story Hour is held. The library
is open Monday through Friday
9:30-12 noon, l pm. to 5 pm;
Saturday 9:30-1 pm. and Mon
day and Thursday nights from
Z p.m.-9 pm. During summer
months it is closed Wednesday
afternoons.
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were in Engelhard Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weather
'ly have returned from visits
with Mrs. Ruby Everton in Nor
folk and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Parrisher in Newport News.
Mrs. ]. C. Weatherly has re-
turned from Chowan Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Smith and
daughters spent the week end
in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Jones spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvert Jones in Roanoke Rapids.
Ludford Cohoon is a Columbia
Hospital patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rose and
children of Norfolk visited the
Johnnie Rose family. Anna Lea
returned home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Daven-
port and children of Portsmouth
spent the week end with Mrs
Leona Norman. The Davenports
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smith
son were at Nags Head Satur-
ray night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patrick
and children of East Lake visit.
led the r. B. Patrick family
Wednesday. Flay returned home
with them.
R. B. Patrick has returned
from Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Jone:
spent the week at Hatteras.
Henry Brickhouse, Junior
Weatherly and Willie Smith
were in Nags Head Thursday.
C. J. Liverman, Arnold Saw
ger and Bobby Smith are taking
their Basic Army training il
Georgia.
/ Freda Weatherly, Shela Arm
strong, Lila Gay Turner, Ar
nette and Tommie Cohoon at
tended All Camp in Manteo thi'
week,
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MRS. ABRAM GIRBS
HOSTESS TO CLUB

COLUMBIA - The Kilkenny
Home Demonstration Club meet
ing Thursday with Mrs. Abram
Gibbs, had a demonstration on
"Color In Dress" by Mrs. Ann
E. Davenport, Home Agent.
Mrs. Claud Gibbs, gave q read
ing on Fruits and Vegetables"
The president Mrs. Theodore
Gibbs welcomed visitors: Faith
Hudson, Sharon Gibbs, Helen
Cuthrell and Gregg Dodge. Next
meeting will be with Mrs.
Claud Gibbs.
The hostess served refresh
ments. Attending were Mrs. Mel
bert Dodge, Mrs. Claud Gibbs,
Mrs. Theodore Gibbs, Mrs. Ches-
tley Hudson, Mrs. William w.
Hudson, Mrs. Ann E. Davenport
and the visitors.
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IN COUNCIL MEETS

COLUMBIA - The Tyrrell
County Council Of Home DEM
onstration Club Women meet
ing in the Agriculture Building
Thursday accepted the report Of
the nominating committee: Mrs.
C. w. Spruill, Mrs. Lonnie
Liverman and Mrs. D. A. Sim
mons, and elected new officers
for the ensueing year: Mrs. Dan
Davis, Pres, Mrs. D. M. Bridge
men, V-pres., Mrs. D. A. Sim
mons, Sec. and Mrs. Dallas
Davenport, Treas.
The president, Mrs. o. A.
Howett appointed the following
clubs to work as committees for
the Fall Achievement Day: ALL
igator- Clean up; Creeks decor
ating; Levels refreshments;
Scuppernong-progr and Kill
kenny-corsages.
The council voted to continue
with the annual Flower Show,
and that a Fall Flower show be
held this year.
The Tyrrell County Health
Nurse, Mrs. VIM. E. Bateman
and the County Cancer Chair
man, Mrs. Joe David, outlined
coming cancer drive.
The president reported on a
State Council Meeting in Ra-
leigh, and announced the Road
side Market had opened on U. S.
6 Bypass; that it would be open
each Friday from 1877 pm. All
were urged to patron
ize and advertise the project.
Mrs. Ann E. Davenport
sought the interest of the clubs
in touring Tryon Palace in New
Bern this fall, and Washington
D. C. next spring.
Nine clubs were represented,
with Alligator and Travis tie
ing for attendance. The devotion
was by Mrs. w. A. Howett.
Songs were led by Mrs. D. M.
Bridgeman and accompanied by
Mrs. Herbert L. Chaplin. The
Alligator Clubs as hosts served
,ake, ice cream and punch.
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NO COOKS, PRESIDENT
OF ROTARY CATERS

COLUMBIA = Julian L. Pos.
ton, new president, took over the
reins of the Columbia Rotary
Club Tuesday night.
Stymied at the outset by last
minute notice there was no one
to prepare the dinner, Postor
and his wife put on fried fish
dinner. Helping them were Miss
Branda Hales and Ashley Har-
olson. The Rotarians commended
it as one of the most tasty din
ners yet.
The president recognized the
other new officers; Cecil Lilley
Vice-pres., Borden McClees, Sec
retary and George G. Owens.
Treas, and read the Committee
Chairman assignments: Murray
L. Goodwin, Club Service; Ray
Everton, Vocational Service; w.
j. White Jr., Community serv-
ice; David M. Darden, Interna-
tional Service; Cecil Lilley, At
tendance; H. H. Harris, Classi-
fications; Walter ]. Taylor, Club
Bulletin; Earl R. Meekins, Eel
lowship; D. M. Bridgeman,
Magazine; w. J. White, Sr,
membership; Milton L. Basnight,
Program; Borden McClees, Pub
lie Relations; John A. Hardison
Rotary Information; l. larry
Jones, Sgt.-at-Arms; Braxtor
Voliva, Buyer, Seller Relations;
R. L. Mitchell, Competitor Re
lations; George G. Owens, En-
ployer, employee Relations; Law
renee Johnson, a way test; Clair
E. Morris, Occupational Infor-
nation; D. M. Darden, Trade
Associations; Waverly Phelps
Boys and girls Week; Julian l.
Poston, Community Sa + e y;
Shelton Ludford, Crippled Chill
dren; Lem A. Cohoon, Rural, Ur-
ban Chmn.; Jimmy Walker
Scholarships, Awards and Stu
dent Loans; H. 7. Davenport
Student Guests; Floyd E. Co
hoon, Youth; Marshall A. Mat
thews, international Contacts;
]. P. David, International lnfor-
nation; John A. Hardison, In
ternational Student Projects and
William H. McClees, Rotary
Foundation.
The Board of Directors will
be: Julian L. Poston, Cecil Lllley
Borden McClees, George Owens
Clair E. Morris Murray l.. Good
win, Ray Everton, w. J. White
Jr. and David M. Darden.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

4
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Alexander
and Spencer were in Hertforc
Monday.
Herman and Mike Cohoon
Durwood Cooper and Ronald
Brickhouse were at Nags HeaG
Monday.
Lem Liverman of Norfolk is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Liver
man, Sr.
Mrs. Durwood Cooper and chill
dren were in Washington Tues
day.
Kay and Ray Parrisher of
Norfolk spent the week with Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Parisher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sterling Parrisher came for
them Sunday.
Mrs. Sally Everton returned
home Saturday from a visit in
Norfolk, Richmond and Black
stone. Mrs. Connie Phelps and
daughters of Norfolk brought
her home and remained for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Alexander
of Chicago left Friday after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.
Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Sawyer
and children of Norfolk spent
the week end with the Sade
Sawyer family. Dean Turner re-
turned home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Cart
wright visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bea-
mon Watson in Pinetown Sun
day. Neal Sawyer returned home
with them.
Mrs. Addie Swindell of Bel
haven visited Mrs. Sade Sawyer
Claud Kirkman and son OF
Norfolk visited Mr.. and Mrs
B. G. Alexander last week end
Mildred Cohoon of Fairfield
spent the week end with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Herman Cohoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cohoor
and son of Norfolk spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs
Durwood Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Patrick anG
children of Elizabeth City visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Patrick
last week end.
Mrs. John Eason and son oi
Yorktown spent the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Weather
ly.
Mavis Payne is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Payne in Roa
noke Rapids. Mrs. Orphia Payne
! William and Afford are visiting
in Roanoke Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davenport
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INJURED IN ACCIDENT

COLUMBIA - Glenn Cohoon
IA, son of Mr., and Mrs. Willard
Cohoon Of Broad Street, suffered
dissertations on his left leg when
he repeatedly fell from a potato
digging machine Monday morn
ing.
The accident occurred in the
potato field of Edmond Brick
house where Glenn was picking
up potatoes. The machine is said
to have been operated by James
Reynolds.
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.FORTY-TWO YEARS
AS MAIL CARRIER
RATES BIG FETE
Edward II. Morris. Of Columbia
Postoffice Force. Honored AT
Dinner BY Fellow Workers

Rural Carrier for Route 8, Co.
lumbia, with az years and foul
months of postal service retired
June 20, 1862. Edward H. Nor.
ris, was first appointed as rura
mail carrier March 1, 1920 al
Pinetown, and later transferred
to Columbia, where he served 2S
years until his retirement.
At dinner in his honor given
by the personnel of the Columbia
Post Office in a Nags Head
restaurant, the Postmaster, Mrs
Effie A. Brickhouse under whom
Morris has served for the past
26 years, has this to say about
him: MANY years of faithful
service has he given with never
a failure in getting the mail
through. During the time about
1887 the roads in Tyrrell Coun-
ty were practically impossible
and at times which his vehicle
was stuck in the mud on a des-
olate road, it was at times late
at night or early the next morn
ing before he could deliver the
mail, but he stayed with it, u.s.
ing every effort to get it to the
parons as early as possible.
There We're times she said, when
water was so high during and
after storms or hurricans that
it was necessary that an i'm
provised seat had to be used,
but the mail was delivered. The
people on Route 8, the Gum
Neck section of the county," she
stated, chad expressed their
gratitude for his faithfuhess,
friendliness and courteous man.
ner in giving the very best serv-
ice possible over the years..
A leather travelling, a gift
from the Post office Force, was
presented by mail carrier, Will
liam W. Fleming. A Citation
from the Postmaster General of
the U. S., Mr.. Day, and a letter
lauding Mr.. Morris on his serv-
ice, was presented by the Post
master. She also presented him
with a personal gift of a golden
key chain and thanked him for
the fine spirit of cooperation and
help during the time of his serv-
ice under her as postmaster.
The seafood dinner was eli
NAKED with a large red-white-
and-blue cake on which was in
scribed Congratulations for AZ
years of Postal Service. Those
who attended were his family,
Mrs. Morris, and daughters, Mrs.
James Brinn of Atlanta Ga. and
Mrs. Lois McEachen of Florida,
and the Columbia Post Office
force: Mr.. and Mrs. William w.
Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Slade
Spruill, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Roughton, Mrs. Estelle Basnight,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G. Wealth
erly, Mrs. Effie A. Brickhouse,
Post Master and her husband
j. G.. Brickhouse.
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HOME MISSION STUDIED

COLUMBIA - The Woman's
Fellowship of the Columbia
Christian Church meeting with
Mrs. Colon Edward Smell heard
a program on Home Missions.
Mrs. Sawyer stated that the first
six months of the years study
would be devoted to home needs
and the last six months to For
eign Mission needs.
The president, Mrs. John A.
Hardison, reported that the
Rev. Roger Westmoreland would
bring the morning message July
II instead of the regular fourth
Sunday service.
The devtion was given by
Mrs. w. F. Spencer, Mrs. Colon
E. Smell offered to prepare the
Communion Table for July and
August. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Butler Mooney.
Cake, punch and nuts were
served by the hostess. Attending
We're Miss Martha Sykes, Miss
Mary Cartwright, Mrs. Amanda
Parisher, Mrs. j. w. Hamilton
Mrs. w. F. Spencer, Mrs. Gladys
Sawyer, and Mrs. John A. Hardi.
son.
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BRICKHOUSE FAMILY
HAS ANNUAL REUNION

COLUMBIA - The annual
lAhiel Webster Brickhouse fam
Ayafeunion was held Sunday,
July 8, at Colonial Beach, begin
ming at IL am. with a religious
servicessa
The Days Lesson was given
by Charlie w. Spruill Sr. A gift
was presented to Sue Reynolds,
youngest member of the clan
present, and to Mrs. Olean Brick
house, oldest member present, by
d. w. Brickhouse Jr., president.
1t was voted that in future, the
family travelling the longest dis
tance pro rata to attend would
also be given a gift.
The same officers were elected
for the year 1962-63. Mrs. Grace
Spruill was in charge of the
program.
After a picnic lunch, games Of
horseshoe pitching, swimming,
skiing, boating, and ball were
played. Of the family there We're
80 present and two visitors. At
tending were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Lee Roughton and daughter
Debbie of Portsmouth, Va; Mr..
and Mrs. Billy Reynolds and chill
dren Sue and Michael of Will
mington; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brickhouse of Raleigh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Hardison of Raleigh,
Mrs. J. A. Brickhouse Sr. of New
Bern; Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Spruill
and children Harry Lee and
Thomas W.; Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Brickhouse Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Brickhouse Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas K. Yerby and children
Chris and Karen; Mrs. Herbert
L. Brickhouse and children Her
bert Jr., Pat, Jean aand Rita;
Mrs. Ben Brickhouse, j. ID.
Brickhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Olies
Simmons, and guests Larry and
Nancy Wade Of Signal Mountain,
Tenn.
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TARKINGToN-JONEs

COLUMBIA The marriage OF
Miss Mary Teresa Jones,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert H. Jones to Ausbrey Whit
Harrington, Jr., son of A. w.
Harrington, Sr. and Mrs. Nelva
Spencer Jagars, both of Column
bia, was solemnized Tuesday,
July 3rd, in the Columbus Mis-
sionary Baptist Church, with the
Rev. Francis l.. Cordrey per-
forming the ceremony.