Enfield Bridge Club Notes and War Blood Transport Facts
Enfield reports feature three bridge sessions hosted by Mrs A C Nichols Jr with lilac and iris decor and prizes to Mrs Harrison and WAVES guest Elizabeth Beavans. Other gatherings include Progressive and Wednesday clubs with Easter decor and multiple prize winners. A brown annotated item: Air Transport Association notes 386000 pints of blood flown overseas for US servicemen plus 1287056 pounds of Navy medical stores by air and 6,000,000 pounds of Army medical supplies shipped from England to the continent in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Nichols, Jr
A. S. Harrison
Enega Elizabeth Beavans
The
WAVES
J. B. Britt
R. EB. Lchrvette, Jr
E. B. Smith
E. B. Barnes
Enfield
J. H. Cuthrell
B. B. Smith
R. W. Baugham
W. B. Burchette
H. B. Smith
A. C Nichols
Collins Cuthrell
Henry Cuthrell
J. Q. Hofler
Emmett Marshall
W. L. Madry
Robert Barnhill
Robert Ivey
Bennie Bobbitt
A Nichols
T. L. Harrison
Jeff Whitehead
Sidney Randolph
F. M. Dickens
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Red Cross
Air Transport Association of America
England
Barney Back As Manager Of Rocky Mount Social Security Office
Barney H. Barney resumes duty as manager of the Rocky Mount field office announced by Miss Lavinia Engle regional director. He previously managed the Rocky Mount office from 1941 to 1943 and served as a naval officer the past three years at the Southwest Pacific. The office covers Beaufort Bertie Case Edgecombe Greene Halifax Hertford Hyde Lenoir Martin Nash Northampton Pitt Tyrrell Washington and Wilson counties. Residents seeking social security information are advised to contact the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall H. Barney
Rocky Mount
Social Security’ Board
Lavinia Engle
Barney
Southwest Pacific
Social Security Board
Greensboro
University of North Carolina
Guilford College
Beaufort
Bertie
Case
Croatan Sound
Oregon Inlet
Edgecombe
Greene
Halifax
Hertford
Hyde
Lenoir
Martin
Nash
Northampton
Pitt
Tyrrell
Washington
Wilson
Fishing contest pins hopes on record season in North Carolina
Southeastern North Carolina anticipates a record fishing season says George Canady secretary of the New Hanover Fishing Club in Wilmington. The club reports big catches with the frost off and contests awarding prizes for bass drum and rockfish as early as March. Andrew Smith and the Mimosa Fishing Club of Morganton launch a western North Carolina contest with prizes for various bass and rainbow species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
George Canady
New Hanover Fishing Club
Wilmington
New Hanover Club
Paul T. Marshburn
Topsail Inlet
Marshburn
Andrew Smith
Mimosa Fishing Club
Morganton
Rainbow
Catfish Trend Noted In Piedmont Waters
Irvine Newsome of Salisbury lands a six and three quarter pound catfish from High Rock Lake while fishing on a picnic night. The catch is framed as part of a broader pattern of varied catches including brown and brook trout crappie perch and other catfish across the Piedmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Irving Newsome
Salisbury
High Rock Lake
Shad Press On Despite Rough Channels
Despite tough sea channels shad are still moving upstream in sizeable numbers. Roy McCullen nets 600 hickory shad at his seine below Broadhurst Bridge Wayne County. Game Protector Charles A. Warren notes strong fishing interest across Wayne County with over 600 hood and line fishermen at sand pits and clay holes last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McCullen
Broadhurst Bridge
Wayne County
Charles A. Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Enfield News
Good Housekeeping
Williamsburg Paper and Paper Gleaner
A. R. Daughtry
Hamilton ST. Dial
Barney Back
ROD & Gun
Gene Wire
N. C. Division of Game and Inland Fisheries
New Hanover
Alex Task
Tommy Williams
W. G. Groom
N. C
Quer
Speaking
Catfish
Begonias
Disney
Sandlin's Flower Shop
Henry Street
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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