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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1948

Page

9

Dorothy Taylor and Lt Curtis Jernigan Wed in Formal Military Ceremony

Dorothy Lee Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Thoma s Lee Taylor of New Bern married First Lt Curtis Doyle Jernigan USMC at Centenary Methodist Church New Bern in a formal military wedding The Rev Robert L Jerome officiated with music by two violinists and organ accompaniment A reception for about 300 followed and the couple planned a wedding trip before residing in New Bern.

Dorothy Taylor Curtis Jernigan Dorothy Lee Taylor Thomas Lee Taylor New Bern Curtis Doyle Jernigan USMC Cherry Point Charlie Curtis Jernigan Roanoke Rapids Centenary Methodists Church Robert L. Jerome Catharine “Latta Sans J. A. McKinnon George W. Stratton William Tuttle Helen Bowman Gloria West Clem Brown Frroom Charles Conpede Charles Taylor

Mrs Culbreth Hosts Wed Bridge Club Night

Mrs A C Culbreth hosted her bridge club Wednesday evening with five progressions played. High score for the evening went to Mrs Earl Datsby and second high to Mrs Graham Lynch. Refreshments included iced drinks and an ice course for attendees Genevieve Hodgin Bernice Hitchen Mel James H E Gibson Johnny Ittle G Jay Thompson W M Jameron Cameron Alger Watts Fleetwood Sullivan Earl Daughtry.

Earl Datthtry Graham Lynch Genevieve Hodgin Bernice Hitchen Mel James H. E. Gibson Johnny Ittle G. Jay Thompson W. M. Jameron Cameron Alger 3Atts Fleetwood Sullivan Earl Daughtry

Birth of James Cotten Smith in Greenville area

Mrs. Mat tie Lou Cotten of Scotland Neck announces the birth of her son James Cotten to Mr. and Mrs. James H. Smith Route 3 Greenville born March 13 at Pit 4 Hospital.

James H. Smith Greenville James Cotten Pit Smith Mattie Lou Cotten Scatland Neck

Mrs Mohorn Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club Fun Evening

Mrs Ivey Mohorn entertained her bridge club Tuesday evening in last week’s wording. A progressive bridge game at two tables ran until 10 30 with Mrs Hubert Wirt winning high and Mrs Id A Wood second. Gifts were presented to the top players and a salad course with ice tea followed for Edna Watford R M Pope J A Wood Hubert Wirt MF White Earl Rook Jim Ciran and Mrs G F Pappendick.

Ivey Mohorn Hubert Wirt Id. A. Wood Edna Watford Mesdames R. M. Pope J.A. Wood Hubert Wirts MF. White Earl Rook James Ciran G. F. Pappendick

Mrs Wyche Receives Life Membership in Church Auxiliary

The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church held its April meeting on April 13 at 3 PM with 37 members present. Rev J M Walker Jr led a program on Christian Homes and a panel discussion. after business Mrs G A Wythe was presented with life membership in the Southern Presbyterian Church for outstanding leadership and longtime service.

Mrs. Wyche Church Woman's Auxiliary First Presbyterian Church Christian Homes J. M Walker B. Marshall White Hurst Edmund Berkley RB. P. Beckwith G. A Wyehe Southern Presbyterian Church Wrythe Southern Presbyterian

Evans Pulliam wed in small Em poria ceremony

Nellie Rose Evans and William Q. Pulliam married on a Saturday in Em poria Virginia in a tiny ceremony. The bride is the daughter of I. L. Evans of near Roanoke Rapids Maine and the groom is the son of Mrs Henry Pulliam of Roanoke Rapin.

Nellie Rose Evans William Q. Pulliam Emporia Pulliam I. L. Evans Roanoke Rapids Henry Pulliam Roanoke Rapin

Norfolk and Littleton Visitors Roam Virginia Towns

Mrs Albert Fisher and daughter Rena of Norfolk arrive for a midweek visit and return home Sunday. Mrs J R Wollett Mrs A J May and Mr Paul Johnston travel to Richmond on Wednesday. Mrs J R Wollett and Mr Clinton Smith visit Emporia with the Reese family on Thursday. S W Riggan of Norfolk spends the weekend at home with family.

Albert Fisher Daugvter Rena Norfolk J. R. Wollett A.J May Paul Johnston Richmond Wednday M Clinton Smith Emporia Lawrence Reese S. W. Riggan

Mrs Zuker Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club

Mrs Zuker entertained her bridge club with a luncheon on Tuesday at one o clock. Early spring flowers decorated the living room. Bridge ran from 1 30 to 5 with Marion Hudson high, Bill Bunting second, John Lackey third. guests included Marion Hudson Lewis Tickel Bill Bunting John Lackey Bill Ross Richard Collins and Kathryn Murray.

al Zucker Marion Hudson Bill Bunting John Lackey Mesdames Lewis Tickel Bill Ross Richard Collins Cathryn M. Murray

Bride Honored At Miscellaneous Shower

Mrs. LL Evans honored M Nellie Evans Pulliam a recent bride with a miscellaneous shower on Thursday April 8 Guests included Mesdames WO Pulliam M E Faison T Conner Howard Faison J T Wallace Lewis Griffin W Cooke Louise Vaushan LS Powell J D Powell A M Powell Jr Misses Gertrude and Charlotte Powell Maxine Wallace Nancy Vausan The honoree received many gifts Weather experts advise farmers to be careful of contracts made with farmers Mc ruins are fi

LL. Evans M. Nellie Evans Pulliam Pulliam M. E, Faison T. Conner Howard Faison J.T. Wallace Lewis Griffin W. Cooke Louise Vaushan LS. Powell J. D. Powell A. M Powell, Jr Gertrude Charlotte

Milk and traffic dangers cited in aging remarks

In 1870 the era of four per cows is noted while modern times show six persons per cow and similar milk output. A 1947 tally reports 850 Americans killed and 87,000 injured in car accidents involving left turning vehicles. The piece urges knowing and using hand signals.

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Directors Named in W. A. Thorne and Associates

W. A. Thorne and W. L. Manning are named as directors alongside Julian R. Allsbrook in the corporate roster. The notice lists the board appointments and associated roles within the company.

W. A. Thorne W. L. Manning Julian R. Allsbrook

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