Halifax court relieves three estate guardians and executor
Three Halifax County figures including Guardian E M Land and Guardian W T Cole, plus executor Jamie Barnes, were relieved from duties for mismanagement and failed accounting. Cases sent to the Superior Court Solicitor and Halifax grand jury. successors named and indictments pursued. Separately, showers and parties honored upcoming brides Elizabeth Braswell and Vernelle Kimball in Rocky Mount Enfield area festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hus
Halifax County
Superior Court
Mr. Land
Peoples Bank and ‘Trust Company of
Rocky Mount
Land
W. T. Cole
Roanoke Rapids
Monroe Taylor
Cole
Jamie Barnes
Leggetts
Bettie Barnes
Ernest Tyler
Mrs Matthews Hosts Wesl Sherrod Heights Party
Mrs Leonard Matthews entertained guests at her Sherrod Heights home on Wednesday evening with ice cream pies and salted nuts. Attendees included Mrs Fred Wiggans Miss Annie Mae Sherrod Miss Blanche Moss Mrs Hugh Sherrod Mrs Evelina Fleming Miss Winnie Boseman Miss Nellie Bryan Newton Miss Mary Collins Miss Selma Fleming Mrs John M Sherrod Miss Christian Huddle Mrs Er nest Craughan Mrs J F White Mrs S W Dickens Mrs W N Sherrod and Mrs A C Nichols Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Leonard Matthews
Sherrod Heights
Fred Wiggans
Annie Mae Sherrod
Blanche Moss
Hugh Sherrod
Evelina Fleming
Winnie Boseman
Nellie Bryan Newton
Mary Collins
Selma Fleming
John M. Sherrod
Christian Huddle
Ernest Craughan
J. F. White
S. W. Dickens
W. N. Sherrod
A. C. Nichols, Jr
Dorothy Christine Sexton Weds Albert Moore in Weldon
Mr and Mrs Thomas Sexton of Enfield announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Christine Sexton to Albert Lynwood Moore of Scotland Neck on Saturday March 22 1941 in Weldon.
Luncheon in Enfield Hosts Bridge Party
Mrs. Joe Edwards hosted a bridge luncheon at her Dennis Street home in Enfield on Thursday. The guest list included Mrs. Garland Taylor, Mrs. R. T. Beal, Mrs. Eugene Wood, Mrs. I. J. Gillette, Mrs. Toe Norman, Mrs. R. E. Shervette Jr, Mrs. Hugh Sherod, Mrs. B. L. Petway, Mrs. D. MacJohnson, Mrs. W. N. Sherrod, Mrs. J. F. White, Mrs. P. W. Joyner, Mrs. J. R. Matthews, Mrs. S. W. Dickens, Mrs. Sam Arrington Dunn, and Mrs. A. C. Nichols Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enfield
Joe Edwards
Dennis Street
Garland Taylor
R. T. Beal
Eugene Wood
I. J. Gillette
Toe Norman
R. E. Shervette, Jr
Hugh Sherod
B. L. Petway
D. Mac Johnson
W. N. Sherrod
J. F. White
Easter Party Delights Local Social Circle
A Thursday Easter season gathering hosted by Miss Eunice Cuthrell brought together a group of friends. Attendees included Miss Vernelle Kimball, Miss Elsie Kimball, Miss Eloise Hardison, Miss Frances Hofler and many others crediting a lively communal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Cuthrell
Vernelle Kimball
Elsie Kimball
Eloise Hardison
Frances Hofler
Mary Mac Clark
Ralph Cuthrell
R. C. Whitehead
Mary Shaw
Henry Hillard
Catherine Parker
Ernestine Bellamy
Elmer Cuthrell
Fred Hoyle
Marjorie Dickens
Katherine
Society Entertained by Baptist Philatheas Hostesses
Mesdames N. M. McCutchin A. H. Hardison J. E. Cowdrey and T. W. Gray hosted the Baptist Philatheas at Mrs. McCutchin home Monday evening. Mrs. William Pope president led a brief business session followed by a devotional led by Mrs. P. W. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
N. M. McCutchin
A. H. Hardison
J. E. Cowdrey
T. W. Gray
Baptist Philatheas
Christian Science Service Plans and Reading Room Availability
The Christian Science Society at 930 Roanoke Ave invites the public to Sunday services at 11 a.m and Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Reading Room is open Tuesday and Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. The Sunday lesson subject is Are Sin Death and Disease Real with Unreality as the Lesson-Sermon topic. The Golden Text is I Timothy 6 17. The citations include temple of God verses about living God and dwelling with Him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Ave
Christian Science Churches
Quote from II Corinthians on separation and God's promise
A religious excerpt cites II Corinthians 6:16 18 urging believers to separate from the world. It emphasizes God as Father and believers as his children and warns against touching unclean things.
Mrs Carter Hosts Bridge Club Gathering on Vance Street
The Wednesday Night Bridge Club met at Mrs Bill Carter's home on Vance Street with Mrs Chas Fitts taking high score and Mrs Calvin Kennemar second. After prizes, a salad course was served to attendees including Mesdames R M Pope M F White T M Bullock Charles Fitts Calvin Kennemar Francis Starke H E Gibbon and Miss Janie Lassiter.
Hyman Reunites With Son Ned at Fort Jackson
E. P. Hyman spent the weekend in Fort Jackson South Carolina visiting his son Ned Hyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Hyman
Fort Jackson, S. C
Ned Hyman
Local Board Inducts Six Men for Army Enlistment
Six men were selected by Local Board No 2 for induction and reported at 10 30 am Tuesday to Fort Bragg. Inductees include Sidney Tippett Ralph Wommack Thomas Garris James Hudson Woodrow Drake and Alvin Haynes. Replacements named Roy Sumerlin and Lattie Porter. On Thursday morning April 3 ten colored men left Enfield for induction at Fort Bragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Fort Bragg
Sidney Alvin Tippett
Enfield
Ralph Albert Wommack
Thomas Bright Garris
Whitakers
R.F.D
James Ralph Hudson
Scotland Neck
Woodrow Wilson Drake
Alvin Angle Haynes
Tillery
Roy Lee Sumerlin
Lattie
Porter
Mrs Owens Tutor Mrs Jack Brigman Mrs Bud Langston
Names listed likely as individuals in a social or notice item. No clear event, date, or action captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Jack Brigman
Bud Langston
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. L. Hu
Elizabeth Britt
Elizabeth Gray
Erma Louise Braswell
Miss Braswell
Paul David Wilkins
Rocky Mount Baptist Church
Miss Kimball
Everette Wade Byrd
Currituck
Cortine Hofler
Kiki Andleton
Catherine Lawrence
Mildred Gray
Josephine Mercer
Evelyn Barnes
Ella Per
Brasington Studio
DIAL
F. M. Dickens
Holt Evans
Beavans Whitaker
W. F. Dickens
Christian Science Society
EXIDE
Brickell
Board No. 2
Investor's Service
Roanoke Rapids Building & Loan Association
W. 2Nd Street
G Hoppy
W. Second St
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