State Softball Tournament for Men at Raleigh
John Marshall of Raleigh announces the state softball tourney will be held there with only the men’s division racing to defend titles while the girls’ event shifts to Mt. Holly. Eight districts may send teams and Army posts may field eliminations to trim the field to eight after August 27.
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John Marshall
Raleigh
North Carolina Softball Association
Mt. Holly
Greensboro
Marshall
F. S. Kemp
Town Talk visitors and travelers from town
Thomas E Moore and son Tom visited Raleigh relatives. Mrs Dick Bracey of Scotland Neck spent last week in town. Vernon Rogers and C E Vaughan families spent Sunday in Lawrenceville Virginia. Father Peter Denges returned from Camp Abey Maryland after one month. Elizabeth Wolhar of Martinsville Virginia visited town. Clara Rivers and D C Clark family from Richmond Virginia are in town. Ann Georgia Williams returned from Richmond with Marshall Lee Clark. J R Wrenn and son Jack spent the weekend in Washington DC. E B Reynolds Willie Cutler and Meadie Woodruff were at Tuscarora Beach Sunday. James Conroy and Philadelphia guests stayed with B B Woodruff this week.
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Otto Reynolds
Raleigh
J. B. Barnes
Edgar Barnes
Washington
Charlie Price
Middlesex
Anna Mason Long
Florence Joyner
Graham Talley
Lillian Stansbury
Bill Riggins
Sanford
W. C. Carter
Joel
Dallas
Carter
Marianna
Florida
Leon Rook
Betsy Rawls
C. C. Rawls
Bethel
W. J. Polston
David Brown
Lumberton
Shirley Lee Spence
Norfolk
Betty Wynne
Margeret Anne Ingram
L. B. Lawrence
Ruth Lawrence
Richmond
W. R. Hux
Nettie Journigan
Mae Dell Journigan
James
Roida Lee Smiley
Billy Whitley
Mary Lou
Moses Whitley
Ethel Sasser
James Moore
Thomas E. Moore
J. J. Holliday
Mack Ray
Ione Ray
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
John Pierce
Clara Mae
Margaret Pierce
John Cox
Tuscarora Beach
Will Haislip
W. M. King
Lula Cyndall
Mary Godwin
Oakley Vaughan
Fries, Va
Jack Brigman
Carolina Beach
Essie Wayne Mason
Kingstree
S. C
Cottie McDonald
Harriett Kempson
Turner Bradley
Sybil Deanne
D. H. Mason
Ruby Wright
Pelzer
Harvey Hazelwood
Jack
Joe Shearin
Key West
Fla
Jimmie Webb
Fort Jackson
B. S. Webb
J. Reece Welch
Greensboro
Lexington
J. H. Cranwell
Charlie Smith
Odell
Alease Smith
Canada
Tommy
Dick Bracey
Scotland Neck
Vernon Rogers
C. E. Vaughan
Crosby Vaughan
Lawrenceville
Peter Denges
Camp Abey
Maryland
Elizabeth Wolhar
Martinsville
W. A. Wolhar
D. C. Clark
Clara Rivers
Ann Georgia Williams
Marshall Lee Clark
J. R. Wrenn
E. B. Reynolds
Willie Cutler
Meadie Woodruff
James Conroy
Philadelphia
B. B. Woodruff
Loveless Marriages Revealed in European Courts
The American Weekly presents Princess Karapow's intimate glimpses of European Courts. The feature explores causes that blinded France to war dangers and promises further disclosures in the ongoing series.
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France
Karapow
Times- Herald
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Hawkins Chapel
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Ann
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