Social Round of Short Trips and Visits Across Towns
Local residents and visitors were noted to travel between Richmond Durham Washington D C and other places over the Easter period. People such as A H Booth Lois Smith Linwood Wright and Miss Mildred Andrews were seen visiting friends and relatives. Hospital and hotel stops included Duke Hospital Enfield and Ocean View Virginia Beach as well as social visits with family in Martinsville Raleigh and Weldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Booth
Richmond
Lois Smith
Enfield
Linwood Wright
White Plains
City
Mesdames W. C. Miller
Malcolm Liske
Durham
Curtis King
Chas. Morris
O. P. Johnson
Duke Hospital
Swartz
New York
John Statler
Martinsville, Va
Geo. Fisher
United Daughters of Confederacy Meet in Enfield
The Frank M. Parker Chapter UD C in Enfield held its April meeting at Mrs. Frank Branch's home with twenty members and two visitors. Mrs. E D Barnhill presided and Miss Katie W Riddick led devotionals. Plans were made to present to the graded school portraits of General Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson at the May 8 chapel exercises. A committee was named to help prepare for Memorial Day at Elmwood Cemetery on May 10, with flowers and flags for Confederate and World War veterans. Additional readings honored Confederate figures and homes. The gathering closed with a chicken salad plate served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Parker
U.D.C
Enfield
Frank Branch
E. D. Barnhill
Katie W. Riddick
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall” Jackson
R. C. Dunn
B. E. Bobbitt
I. D. Wood
Elmwood
Sadie Fitzpatrick
Local Social News from Enfield Shifts and Visits
Enfield residents report travel visits as Mr John Newton returns to Pearl River NY with family members and guests from Roanoke Rapids to Enfield. Local gatherings include the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club at Dennis Street and Junior Contract Club party hosted by Mrs D B Barnes. Enfield ladies attend the Halifax County Women's Missionary Union at Weldon Baptist Church with numerous named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dickens
Dennis St
Enfield
D. B. Barnes
S. W. Dickens
Halifax County Woman’s Missionary Union
Weldon Baptist Church
Frank Branch
J. C. Branch
I. R. Wood
M. E. Herman
Kesler Askew
B. E. Bobbitt
W. H. Allen
F. C. Patterson
H. C. Durham
P. V. Randolph
Katie W. Riddick
Littleton Seniors Take Washington Sightseeing Trip
The seniors from Littleton High School left on Wednesday April 22 for Washington and plan to return Saturday via Richmond. Miss Bertha Thrower visited her aunt in Williamston last week. Bob Patterson is ill at home near Littleton. Mr and Mrs C T Benton spent Sunday in Raleigh. Miss Mary Daniel Carr spent the weekend in town with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dickens
Buck White
Dennis Holcombe
Virginia Beach
W. E. McDonald
Enfield
Laura Clark
Washington, D. C
J. W. Martin
J. J. Clark
J. J. Boone
Mary Boone
Burkem
R. I. Starke
L. G. Shell
T. M. Jenkins
Henry Tickel
Graham Shell
Richmond
W. P. Vaughan
J. A. Akins
Washington, D.C
Jesse Lee
Washington
N. C
Bill Dunning
Scotland Neck
B. J. Dunning
S. B. Jones
Betty Lou
Sanford
J. E. Grant
Mildred Ray
Emporia
Scott Benton
Bill Allsbrook
Jack DeLysle
New York
J. R. Matthews
Robert Baugham
Elmo Gattis
Dennis Street
Littleton High School
Bertha Thrower
Williamston
Bob Patterson
Littleton
C. T. Benton
Raleigh
Mary Daniel Carr
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Carl Hales
Seaboard
A. M. Boyd
Mildred Andrews
Meredith College
George T. Andrews
Anne Baird
Charlotte
Robertson
Eulalie Robertson
W. T. Thompson
Kenneth Lemuel
Weldon
Charles W. Pritchett
Harold Ross
Ocean View
Gertie Lanier
Creeksville
John Taylor
Donald
Alice Underwood
Jay Sanders
Baltimore
United Daughters Confederacy
John Newton
J. K. Newton
Pearl River
N. Y
Fletcher P. Dickens
Mildred
Roanoke Rapids
A. ©. Nichols, Jr
Chockoyotte
Rufus G. Vick
Mgr
Grizzard’s
Roanoke Ave
Amit
Bath
Jackson St
C. E. Matthews
Hamilton St
Charlotte St. C. E. Matthews
Helen Moore
Wellworth
Dial
D. L. Wilson
Aply
Kodak
Grants Studio
Jefferson St
T. A. Bradley
Home Equipment Co
Ood
Farber’s
Farbers, S
William Farber
Mer
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