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Chan re—Turner
Mr. :\n<l Mrs. Earlie Turner, of
Keller, Va., announce the marriage
of their daughter, Kathleen to Ray
Chance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kli.iah
Chance, of Melfa. The marriage took
place, .Saturday evening. March 2T.
at the Methodist parsonage in Snow
Hill. Md. The Rev. C. H. Williams
performed the ceremony. They were
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Pres
ton Underhill of Melfa. Va.
H armon—G rinnalds
Miss Ii«'na Gertrude Grinnalds. of
On'ey, and Mr. James VV. Harmon,
of VVachapreague, were quietly mar
ried at thi> Lunenburg Methodist ]
parsonage, Saturday. March 27th, at
8 p m., Rev. J. E. White officiating.
Those witnessing the ceremony were
Mrs. R. E. Blackwell, sister of the
groom, and Mr. Blackwell. Miss Fan- i
nie II. Harmon, another sister. Missj
Susan Blackwell and Mrs. ,T. E. j
■White. I
Williams—Edwards i
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W. F.dw.ards. i
of Harborton, announce the marriage
of their daughter. Geraldine Hor
tense, To Mr. Howard Melvin Wil- i
liams, of Deep Creek. Sunday. March
28th, 19;!7, at Poconmke, Md.. the
Rev. Mr. Wooten oficiating. The 1
only attendant was Mrs. Edward
Evans, sister of the groom, who I
ware coronation blue with blue ac-!
cessories. The -bride was attired in |
romance blue with grey accessories.!
They wiH make their home with!
tli? bride’s parents for a while.
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Raster Egg Hunt Given hy
J»a/> Henderson
Little Miss Joan Henderson.)
daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. U. K. j
Henderson, of Accomac, gave an!
Faster egg hunt to a number of,
her little friends Monday morning.
Delicious refreshments were served, j
Those present were Ann Norris j
F.draonds, Betty Edmonds, Peggy (
Ann Milliner, Ann Byrd Ayres, Billy!
Lewis DeCormis, Franklin Edmonds, j
Jack Edmonds, Spencer Crute. Tom-!
my ITice, Booby tolehuro. Herbert!
Barnes, Jr., Virginia Barnes, Drum-]
mond Ayres, Jr., Ames Drummond.!
Jr., .and Joan Henderson. }
Bridge Shower Given 1
fer Miss Susie Lord
Mrs. Thomas Ashby, of Belle;
Haven, was hostess at a bridge j
Shower, complimentary to Miss Susie .
Lord, whose marriage to Mr. Edwin:
P. Vaiden,, of Richmond, is set for!
early srping, recently.
The guests were Misses Susie
Lord, Peggy Emmett, Mary Com-'
fort Duer, Tilly James. Columbia!
Scott, Ellen Preston Trover, Claudia:
Stewart, Frances Kellam. and Ann i
'Kellam, and Mesdanies Irving Smith.;
Otho Custis, and Healy Rue. Jr. i
Miss lord received a guest prise1
and was showered with trousseau;
presents. Ten score was made by |
Miss Columbia Scott, second by Mrs.;
Healy Rue, Jr., and third by Miss!
Tilly James. I
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Miss Carolyn Short Entertains j
at Easter Party j
Miss Carolyn Short delightfully1
entertained a few of her friends on.
"Monday evening, March 29, at her,
home near Greenbackville. Games.
were played, and dancing was en- i !
joyed by all. Refreshments were!
served consisting u!" ice cream and'
cake. All left at a late hour having;
spent, a most pleasant evening. 1
Those present were Misses Ague'';
Miles, Jeanette Tull, of New Church.
Emma Miles, Vivian Farlow, of Mi-!
ona, Mary Rowle^, of Homtown.
Naomi Chapman, Carolyn Short and
.Eleanor Short, of Greenbackville,;
Messrs. Clinton Doughty, Charles
Hudson, Carl Brown. Howard Brown,
of Greenbackville, Horace Edward
Kelley, of New Church, Mr. and Mrs.
neo:.. t:’....!.e w: ..... VI- T",.,
Woollen and Mr. and Mrs. J. S'
'Short.
Pester Egg Hunt Given
By Miss Frances Wyatt
Jabncon and Johnny Johnson
Little Miss Frances Wyatt John-,
son ai.d Johnny Johnson, of Belle j
Haven were hosts at an Easter ego
hunt Saturday afiercrporj from three,
to five o'cl ok. Upon arrival each
g-u ’vjia did not briny a basket
•wasig:'-ftri one in Much to collect
the eggs he found. The children
busily searched somg time for eggs,
after wK h a few pictures were
taken. Three prims were awarded
"by 'roups. Miss Virginia Potto1'
Kdlam won in the group of schoo’
ctat ;--n, Jo’tany Parks in the group
of children of kindergarten age, am'
little Jean Paige Byrd in the young*
Following this refresh
mmMa ware served.
The guests were Carolyn Duer
Hlien Boot e Bachanan, Clara Ann
Ash.by, Margaret Ann Johnson, Ann
Jrueheart Ward, Virginia Potter Pel
Ian.. Betty Parks, Ann l)ud'?:
Jant-s, r.-rgy \nr. Johnson, Jem
Paige Byrd, Mary * Elizabeth Byrd
Robert Johnson, Jr., Jcry Carter
'George Parker Carter, Berber
.Awes, Hall Ames, Willard Nicolls
fa.vid L°e Vaughan and Tomm;
A shfoy.
Coard—Kennedy •
Miss Grace Eleanor Kennedy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
W. Kennedy, of Philadelphia, and
Mr. W. Ayres Coard, son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. T. Coard, of Acomac,
were quietly married at Elkton, Md„
Tuesday, March 23rd.
Mrs. Coard is a graduate of Kel
ley School for Girls. Mr. Coard is
is a graduate of Fork Union Military
Academy and attended William and
Mary College, where he was a mem
ber of Kappa Sigma Fraternity.
They will reside in Philadelphia,
where Mr. Coard is engaged in
business.
Easter Egg Hunt Given by Anne
Byrd and Drummond Ayres, Jr.
Little Miss Anne Byrd Ayres and
Drummond Ayres. Jr., daughter and
son of Mr. anil Mrs. B. Drummond
Ayres. Aecomac, entertained at an
Easter egg hunt Saturday afternoon,
March 27, at “Roseland.”
Those present were Joan Hender
son, Betty and Ann Edmonds, Peggy
Anne Milliner, Ellen Nock, Virginia
Elarn.es, Jack Mason, Franklin and
lack Edmonds, Ames Drummond,
fr.. Floyd Nock, 3rd. Bobby Cole-''
)um, Thomas Price, Spencer Crute,
lerbert Barnes, Jr. and Quinby Stur-,
ris.
Messrs. Carl and Howard
Brown Entertain at
Six O’clock Dinner
Messrs. Carl and Howard Brown,
>f Greenbackville, entertained at a;
> o'clock dinner on Monday, March \
K>. The invited guests included Miss-1
‘8 Jeanette Tull, Agnes Miles, of
Vew Church, Emma Miles, Vivian
■^arlow, of Miona, Mry Rowley, of.
Tomtown, Naomi Chapman and Car-i
>lyn Short, of Greenbackville, Mes
srs. Horace Edward Kelley, of New1
Jhurch, Clinton Doughty, Charles
Tudson, Richard Brown and Mrs.
iValter Brown.
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kVeinie Roast Given at
Jreenbackville Landing
A weinie roast was given at
Jreenbackville Landing on Monday
iftemoon, March 29, by several of
:he town girls in honor of Misses
Esther Ward and Iva Townsend, o'
Snow Hill, Md. Those present wee
Misses Mabel Taylor, Audrey Jones,
Sara Pruitt, Naomi Chapman, Grace
Ellis, of Greenbackville, Misses Es
ther Ward and Iva Townsend, of
Snow Hill, Messrs. Garland Jones,
James Mason, Farrell Bromley, of
Girdletree. Charles Tull, of New
Church, and Robert Tull, of Wil
mington, Del.
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Entertain For
Mrs. Howard Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Edwards, of
Harborton, entertained a few friends
Sunday evening, March 28th, in
honor of their daughter, Mrs.1
Howard Williams, who before her
recent marriage was Miss Geraldine
Edwards. Those present were Misses
Dorothy Christensen, Lena and Hal
lie Pruitt, Pauline Bradley, Nell
Dize, Regina Sturgis, Bernice Bonni
well, Nora Frances Parker, Messrs,
darland Gibbons, Marion Trader,!
Robert Bundick, Carroll Sarvage and1
Hr. and Mrs. Howard Wiliams.
The guests departed at a late i
lour wishing the bride and groom j
nany years of hapjjf married life. \
tenant—tsloxom ,
Miss Stella G. Bloxora, daughter
>f Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Bloxom,1
Willis Wharf, Va., and Chandler
R. Kellam, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Veal C. Kellam, of Jamesville, Va.,;
vere quietly married at the Metho
dist parsonage, Ex more, Virginia,
Saturday, March 27, 1937, the Rev. |
J. X. Mast officiating. I
Those witnessing the ceremony*
were the Misses Thelma and Edith
Bloxom, sisters of the bride, James
Bundick, of Quinby, Va., Charles
Rowe, of Willis Wharf, Va., Mrs. |
J. X. Mast, Ethel Mast and Robert
Mast, of Exmore, Va. At present.
the bride and groom will reside at
Willis Wharf, Va.
Rev. and Mrs. F. W.
England Entertain Cast
Of “Sis Perkins"
Rev. and Mrs. F. W. England en
tertained at dinner Wednesday,
March ?,lst at seven o’clock, at their
home at Accomac, in honor of the
cast of “Sis Perkins.”
The dining room with a color
sHirme of yellow and white, lighted
with candles and the merry chatter
of youth was a beautiful scene.
Those present were Verna Crop
per, Dorothy Parsons, Stella Crnrk
’ ett, Elizabeth C. Lankford, Inez
Savage, Evelena Wilkinson, Anne K.
Mason, Eleanor Davis, Olivia
Shrieves, Charlie Ayres, Wilson
Hayden, Billy West, Ralph Hopkins,
Richard Wilkinson, Waters Crock
ett, William E. Wilkinson, Allen
Budd, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mel
son, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Mason.
After dinner contests and games
were enjoyed until ten p. m.
Mrs. R. J. Orvis, 82, won a cake
■ baking contest in Wichita, Kan., ir
which 1-17 otner women competed.
1 Mr. and Mrs. William Adkins
Entertain at Dinner
On Easter Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
William Adkins entertained at din
ner at their home in Franklin City,
i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hurley and
: son, Carlton, of Pocomoke, Mr. and
I Mrs. Adkins, of Harrington, Del. and
, Miss Frances Adkins, Mr. and Mrs.
• Shroudler, Miss Kuth Kimmerly, of
’Margate City, N. J. and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Roberts, of Philadel
phia.
Melfa
l Miss Elizabeth Phillips was in
1 Lynchburg, over the week-end.
Miss Marian Phillips visited in
Portsmouth and Norfolk, over the
week-end.
Mrs. Luther Hartman accompanied
a friend to Norfolk and spent the
week-end.
The condition of Mr. Tobe Moore,'
who was painfully hurt last week by i
a pully, is somewhat improved at
this writing.
Miss Virginia Bradford has re
turned to Philadelphia, Pa., after a
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
0. L. Bradford. i
Mrs. G. T. Wescott is expecting to j
return to her home here in a few j
weeks, after spending the winter in I
Washington in the home of Mr. ami
Mrs. J. L. Brown. I
I
Mrs. C. F. Rogers, Mrs. Ralph1
Turner and Miss Rosalie Rogers were
in Pocomoke, Friday. Miss Rogers i
remained as the week-end guest of '
Miss Phyllis Farmer. |
air. ana airs. Kennetn r. awards
and daughter and Mrs. James Ed
wards accompanied by relatives from i
Hacks N'eck, spent the Easter holi
days in Baltimore and Washington.
The friends of Mrs. Rennie Burton ]
will be glad to learn she has im- j 1
proved sufficiently to leave her room, j
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Joe 1
Eubank, who are spending some time
in the home of Mrs. Burton while ,
their mother is receiving treatment i
in Richmond, are also out after
aeing sick with colds. Mrs. Eubank
ilso is improving and expects to be 1
able to return to her home in Cape '
Charles at an early date.
Some of those visiting in our midst i
over the holidays were Miss Eliza
beth Beloate, of Washington, in the
home of Mrs. W. H. Beloate; Miss
Julia Heath, of Wardtown, in the
home of Mrs. Will Turlington; Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Guy and Miss
Madeline Bradford, of Salisbury,
joined Mr. and Mrs. James Durkee
and Mr. Martin Bradford in the home ]
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. T.
Bradford; Mrs. Ethel Nock Mason, of;
Baltimore, was also in the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. j
Nock and Mrs. Grace Mason, of;
Savagevi i was the guest of Mrs.!
W. H. Phillips.
Pur.sfoteague
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Waterfield
entertained at a family dining last
Sunday.
Miss Virginia Benson spent the!
Easter holidays with friends in
Newport News.
Mr. Stanley Guy, of Wilmington,
spent several days recently with his
mother, Mrs. Annie Guy.
Miss Doris Ames spent the Easter
holidays with, her sister, Mrs. M.
L. Gladstone, and Mr. Gladstone. ;
Mr. and Mrs. George Ames spent
last Monday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. E. Bell, of Quinby. i
Miss Elizabeth Kellam, of Crad
dock ville, spent last week-end with
her cousin* Master Francis Byrd. !
Mrs. Henry Young,, of Grange
ville, was a dinner guest Tuesday in
the home- of Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Waterfield.
\T IC c _Qncio A mac r\f T? o n/J 1-,
Macon Woman’s College Faculty,
spent her vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Ames.
Miss Mabel Doughty and friend,)
of Wilmington, Del., spent last Sat-!
urday and Sunday with her parents,'
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Doughty. j
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Scott and
daughters, Helen and Mildred, of;
Philadelphia, spent the week-end.
with Mr. and Mrs. John Killmon. |
Mr. and Mrs, T. D. Foster and!
little daughter, of Waverly, visited
Mrs. Foster’s mother, Mrs. Bettie
Waterfield, during the holidays. j
Mr. Dunton Broughton was in an
automobile accident last Sunday j
night and his leg was broken. We
hope he will get along nicely and
soon be out. ,
Mrs. Dorsey, of Marion, Md., re- ]
turned home last Friday, after spend-:
ing several weeks with her daugh-1
ter, Mrs. Ben Matthews, and Mr. J
Matthews.
Hacks Neck
; Mr. Major Guy, of Odd, Va.,
spent the week-end with his family.
i Mrs. Manie Hickman, of Tasley,
visited her home town, Friday of laat
week.
Mrs, Kate Robinson, of Bridge
town, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Pearl Trader. .. .
Mr. Tank Bennett, of Nassawadox,
spent Sunday in the home of his
: brother, Mr. Llovd Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Bonniwell
were callers in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Forrest Harrison, Sunday.
Miss Hattie Hickman, of Willis
Wharf is visiting her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hickman.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Young and
son, of Tasley, spent the week-end
■with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leri
Bennett, Sr.
Mrs. Ted Young and children, of
Portsmouth, spent Sunday in the
home of her parents, Mr. anil Mrs.
David Bennett.
Mrs. Rennie Wilgus, Mr. Minon
Wilgus and Mrs. Louise Payne, of
Norfolk, were dinner guests Friday
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stevens.
Mrs. Blanche Delk and little
daughter, Barbara Ann, of Newport
News, spent a few days last week
with her sister, Mrs. Otho Bonniwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kilmon, Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Bennett and daugh
ter, Virginia, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Monroe Kilmon, of Har
borton.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bonniwell
and children, of Newport News and
Miss Louise White, of North Caro
lina, spent last week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Bonniwell.
Mrs. U. T. Tolbert, of Chinco
teague, Mrs. O. It. Hickman, of
Willis Wharf and Mrs. C. H. Callo
way, of Florida, have been dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hick
man, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hopkins and
son, Levin Lee, of Wachapreague,
Mrs. Ruth Harrison and children, of
Dnancock, were 6 o'clock dinner
quests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bon
liwell, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harris and
laughter, Frances spent the Easter
lolidays in Baltimore, Md., with her
>rother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Edwards. While there
hey visited Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Winston Godsey, of Roanoke,
Mrs. Neal Sparrow, of Belle Haven,
Mrs. Clarence Nordstrom, of East-1
nlle, Mrs. Albert Shelton, Mrs. Up
hur Kilmon and Bentley Killmon,
if Exmore and Mrs. W. A. Ross
vere callers in the home of Mrs.
Minnie Harrison and Mrs. Major
Juy, Monday.
l a
v«rauuocKvme
Mrs. A .T. Wise spent a few days
in Tangier this week.
Mrs Blanche Kellam of Belie
Haven, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Alice Custis.
Mrs. John Ennis was given a sur
prise kitchen shower at her home
Monday evening.
Miss Mary A. Wise, of Kipto
peake, was the guest of Miss Mary
E. Wise during Easter.
The meeting of the Missionary So
ciety will be held Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock in church.
Miss Mary Wise attended the
State meeting of the Tuberculosis
Association held in Richmond, Wed
nesday.
Mrs. W. S. Ashby has returned
home after spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Joe Starlings,
! and Mr. Starlings, in Baltimore. [
j Misses Louise and Klizabeth John-|
i son, of Deep Creek, were guests of!
their sister, Mrs. W. H. Martin,!
! and Mr. Martin during the Easter
j holidays.
! Miss Mary Elizabeth Truitt gave s
j a surprise party at her home Fri
■ day evening in honor of the birth
1 day of her house guest, Miss Anne
I Roberts. j
| Misses Minnie Beale Trader and|
i Anne Roberts, of Melfa and Mr.!
, William Bailey, of Baltimore, were j
j week-end guests of Miss Mary Eliz
abeth Truitt.
I Horsey
! Miss Madelyn Bloxom spent Sun
j day night in Onancock.
Mrs. L. W. Williams and daugh
i ter, Emma Sue, spent the week-end i
at Chincoteague. j
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Warner and
son, John Edwin, spent Sunday with!
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Warner.
i Mrs. George Hartman and son,
Mitchell, spent Monday night with
Mrs. E. P. Hall, of Pocomoke.
j Master Robert Louis Fisher, ofj
Wachapreague, spent the week-end
j with Master Mitchell Hartman.
• Miss Marie Tyndall and Mr. Ed
ward Kelly called on Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Trader, Sunday afternoon. j
, Mrs. N. S. Marshall and son, Jim
my, were callers in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Warner, Mon-'
day. j
We welcome to our little town!
Mrs. R. D. L. Fletcher and Mr.!
Thomas Evans, formerly of Capej
Charles.
Mr. Robley Fletcher, of Fork Un-1
ion Military Academy, spent the hol
idays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. F. Fletcher. I
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Groton*
Miss Rachel McDaniel called on
Miss Bernice Broadwater,. Sunday.
Mrs. Christie Riggin spent Wed
nesday in Pocomoke and CrisfieM.
Mrs. Myrtle Swift and Mrs. Clem
ent Smith called on Mrs. John
Bonniwell recently.
Mrs. Goldie Justice and Mrs. Ada
Hinman called on Mrs. John Bonni
well, Friday evening. ,
Mrs. Roland McCready and daugh-1
ter, Sally, called on Mr. and Mrs.
John Bonniwell, Sunday. i
Mrs. John Bonniwell, Mrs. G. T.
Hickman and Miss Myrtle Swift
shopped in Parksley recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Whitelock
and son, Richard, of Salisbury, were
guests of Mrs. John Bonniwell, Sun-;
day. j
Mr. Page Broadwater, of Wilming
ton spent the Easter holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D.
Broadwater. |
Mr. Richard McDaniel has return
ed home, after spending the past two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
German, of Laurel, Del. ;
Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Fulcher and
son, Ronnie, spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. ■
Broadwater. j
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FOR SALE
Due to lack of necessary barn and pasture
facilities for the large herd we are now carrying,
we offer for sale ten to fifteen head of splendidly
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of heifers, both bred and open.
For several years we have saved the heifers
from only our very best cows and regret that cir
cumstances necessitate letting part of them go.
Our herd is entirely accredited for both tuber
culosis and Bang’s disease and these cattle can go
anywhere in the country without test.'
This is an excellent opportunity for anyone
interested in some well-bred Guernsey foundation
stock to get it at reasonable pric«s. We have
never used anything but registered bulls and this
stock has been by them for several generations
back.
We invite your inspection of them.
W. S. Nelson & Son
Onancock, Va.
Correction
We caried in our society columns
last week an announcement of the
marriage of Miss' Sally Crockett,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Crockett of Wachapregue. This
announcement now turns out to be
false. When the item reached us it
carried the name of one of the
parents of Miss Crockett and was
printed in good faith by us, as we
did not know their signature. The
penalty is very heavy upon con
viction for sending a newspaper false
items for publication. We do not
want to give anyone trouble but if
we apprehend the party sending this
item, we propose to see that the
party is prosecuted.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere
Appreciation for the many kindnesses
and expressions of sympathy shown
during the illness and death of our
beloved mother, Mollie Taylor. Also
for the beautiful floral tributes.
Children.
Mrs. Edith Pennington who won
a national beauty contest 16 years
ago, is now an evangelist in Arkan
sas.
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