Eugenia Tillery Becomes Bride of James V. Pope
Eugenia Williams Tillery wed James Vivian Pope in a quiet ceremony at the Presbytery Manse in Emporia Virginia. Rev Julius S Garbett officiated and the couple planned a motor trip after the wedding before settling in Weldon North Carolina and Tennessee trip details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Williams Tillery
James Vivian Pope Saturda
Emporia
Virginia
Julius S. Garbett
Pope
Robert Leigh Anderson
Bristol
Jorginia Beach
Mount
North Carolina
Tennessee
Debnam Honored by Grace Taylor at Farewell Party
Grace Taylor hosted a Monday night farewell party for Sara Lou Debnam at 8 o clock. The home was decorated with mixed summer flowers and after several bridge games a sweet course was served. Gifts were given and Debnam thanked each guest for their thoughtfulness. High score went to Miss Jackie Murray. Attendees included Misses Sara Lou Debnam Connie Hubbard Jean Busbee Jackie Murray Betty Wynne Ingram Margaret Ann Ingram Joyce Wipoon and Grace Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debnam
Jackie Murray
Sara Lou Debnam
Connie Hubbard
Jean Busbee
Betty Wynne Ingram
Margaret Ann Ingram
Joyce Wipoon
Grace Taylor
Mrs Whitehead Hosts Enfield Bridge Party At Whitfield Street
Mrs J D Whitehead entertained at her Enfield home on Whitfield Street with bridge and bingo prizes. High score went to W Rothrock, second to John Parker. bingo prizes to Henry Hillard and Eric Davis. Guest Martha Gasque of Rockingham received a gift. ice course served by the hostess and aides to a long list of guests.
Hughes Entertain At Jackson Party
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hughes hosted friends at three tables of rock. High score prizes went to Mrs. H. Q. Griffin and Mr. E. C. Bryant, guest prize to Mrs. Estelle M. Kee. Tea cream cake peanuts and tea were served to several local couples including Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ste phenson and Mr. and Mrs. Barrett.
Hicks Honored By Affair At Hotel Warren
Warrenton reports a Mr. and Mrs. Melville Hicks celebrated their wedding with a Citizens Bank dinner at Hotel Warren. The event featured a white and green motif, flowers, candles, and a crystal gift for the honoree. Vocal selections by Rebecca Daniel and J H Daniel accompanied group singing, with bridal contests and prize winners among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
Citizens Bank
Hotel Warren
Melville Hicks
Rebecca Daniel
J. H Daniel
Louis Rea . T. Read, Jr
J. G
Thurston Ayscue
L. B. Beddoe
Lee Hicks
Henderson
B. L. Reavis
Claude Weldon
Pet Boyd
Nat Weldon
Peter Seamon
Fa Mitchell
Relwea Daniel
Marie Turker
Elsie Teams
Mamie Willams
Shearin Meyer Nuptials Set For September
Announcement of the engagement of Mrs Dorothy A. Shearin to James Francis Meyer is made. Mrs. Askew and Mr. Askew of this city are the bride’s parents. the Meyers hail from Toledo Washington. The wedding is planned for September at St Johns Catholic Church in Roanoke Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy A. Shearin
R. J. Askew
James Francis Meyer
F. Meyer
Toledo
Washington
St. Johns Catholic Church
Roanoke Rapids
Mrs Crawley Hosts Bridge Party at Her Home
Mrs. E. Leslie Crawley entertained friends at eight tables of bridge Thursday afternoon in her Littleton home. Mixed summer flowers decorated the rooms as iced drinks greeted guests. After four progressions a sweet course was served. High score prize went to Mrs. Helen Raeland and low score to Mrs. George Threewitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Neal
Jefferson Street
Dorothy Delbridge
Norlina
Roanoke Rapids
William Green
Delbridge
George Wood
Green
W. A. Thorne
William
FA. J
M. C. Newsome, Jr
E. Rudolph Williams
Carleton Cantton
T. A. Merritt
Littleton
E. Leslie Crawley
Helen Raeland
George ‘Threewitts
Mrs Foster Hosts Linen Shower for Miss Delbridge
Mrs. H. H. Foster of Norlina entertained in Warrenton at a linen shower honoring bride elect Miss Dorothy Delbridge. Guests played Bridge and Rummy with prizes, then moved to a bri dal ice course. A three tier cake was cut by the honoree as refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
H. H. Foster
Norlina
Dorothy Delbridge
W. A. Delbridge
A. S. Wackon
Medames Leon Knight
Claren Hayes
Cathrine Wibrou
Dot Bobbitt
W. E. Duke, Jr
J. C Knight
H. B. Wiggins
Joe Scellato
G. 0. Stultz
D. R Baker
Kenneth Jack Shearin
Misses Vi Duke
Helen Delbridge
Maria Taylor
Mary Stella Taylor
Recent Bride Is Honoree at Oxford Ridge Party
Mrs John C Williams hosted a bridal shower in Oxford for her sister Mrs A C Nichols a recent bride. Guests enjoyed a game with high score by Mrs A C Nichols and a floating prize won by Mrs Sigmer Finch Jr. Gifts were given to the honoree and other recent brides Mesdames Sigmer Finch and Tommie Mullins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enfield
John C. Williams
A.C. Nichols
Williams
Oxford
Town Talk Keeps Readers News and Notes
Mrs Lula Harris returns home from Portsmouth Virginia. Miss Barbara Vincent has moved to New York after visiting last week with her parents Mr and Mrs W A Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Harris
Portsmouth
Barbara Vincent
New York
Mrs. W. A. Vincent
Iveys Enfield Junior Bridge Club Hosts Evening
Enfield Ms Robert Ivey hosted the Junior Contract Bridge Club at her Whitfield Street home Friday evening. Floral decor featured mixed summer blooms. High score prize went to Mrs R W Baugham, second high to Mrs Max Meyer. Guests included Mesdames Collins Cuthrell Leon Madrey R W Baugham D B Barnes W B Burchetts Henry Cuthrell T E Marshall Otto Meyer Max Meyer Harold Burrows J W Hofler and Miss Mable Powell.
Recent Brides Honored at Battleboro Bridge Luncheon
A bridge luncheon at the Bryan home in Battleboro honored recent brides Mrs Evelins Fleming of Rocky Mount and Mrs Hugh Bryan of Battleboro with summer flower decor. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs M Fleming of Rocky Mount and Mrs Ann Southerland of Henderson. Crystal gifts in chosen patterns were given to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enfield
Evelins Fleming
Rocky Mount
Hugh Bryan
Battleboro
A.C. Nichols
Sigmer Finch
Oxford
Bryan
M. Fleming
Rock, Mount
Ann Southerland
Henderson
Bettie Bryan
Bonnie Golston
Mrs Rawlings Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. Rawlings entertained her bridge club Thursday at home with soft inks and nuts during progressions. High score prize went to Mrs. Leroy Vaughan, traveling prize to Mrs. J B Grant, guest prize to Mrs. J B Litchfield. After several progressions a course was served to the listed members and guests, including Mr. and Mrs. W A Vincent and daughters Barbara and Billie, and H C Oliver with Miss Ella Gray Wilson of Dunn spending last week at Carolina Beach.
Mrs Johnston Honored On 89th Birthday Anniversary
Mrs J R Wollett hosted an informal reception Thursday night to honor her mother Mrs Mattie Johnston on the 89th birthday anniversary. The home featured floral summer towers and cosmos and candle centerpieces. A three tier cake adorned the dining table as guests served ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew May
Norman Moseley
Clyde Johnston
Dorothy Harper Is Honored At Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Clements Harper hosted a birthday party for their daughter Dorothy at the Hut in Enfield. About twenty five guests enjoyed dancing games and refreshments as gifts were opened with chaperones Mrs Clements Harper Mrs Sterling Parks and Mrs Robert Harper present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enfield
Clements Harper
Dorothy
Sterling Parks
Robert Harger
Britts Host Bridge Club In Enfield Me Home
Mrs J B Brit and Mrs J B Brit hosted a bridge club gathering at their Enfield Maine home last Friday evening. Three tables played with summer flowers as decor. Jock White and Mrs John Bustin won high scores at bingo. An ice course was served to guests including Mrs Maz Johnson and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enfield
J.B. | Brit
Jock White
John Bustin
Maz Johnson
William Dickens
John Sherrod
W.'N. Sherrod
Jack White
John Burtin
M Mann
K. Tte Harrison
R.B. Dig
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Eugenia Tillery
James V
Mrs. Pope
Weldon
11Th St
Miss Taylor
Mrs. Whitehead
Hughes
Jackson
Miss Delbridge
Mr. Green
Hicks
Shearin-Meyer
Mrs. Crawley
Proctor's Price
Mrs. Foster
Ivey
Mrs. Rawlings
Penney’s
Dorothy Harper
Britts
Gibsons
Gibson Distilling Company
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