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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
12
Miss Lucille Smith returns from Chicago and the World's Fair draws several locals abroad. Families like Heath Lee, the Speights, and the Outlands vacation or visit relatives in Winston-Salem Norfolk Goldsboro Petersburg and Petersburg. Hospital stays, parents and friends in Roanoke Rapids Carthage and Enfield are mentioned with various weekend trips and visits.
Mrs A V Carr of Ft Tilden describes severe neuritis relief after using Kruschen for three weeks, reporting weight loss from 210 to 154 and renewed energy at age over 50. The ad urges a daily half teaspoon in hot water every morning and claims a four week jar costs little at any drugstore.
Mrs Eugene Kimble and Mrs Wm Batton plan a September 4th kindergarten opening at the Kimble residence. They seek an initial enrollment of fifteen children and invite interested mothers to visit. Both organizers hold first grade certificates and have prior teaching experience.
Miss Harriet Field Pope became the bride of Francis Lewis Wyche at Wyche-Pope Table Street Presbyterian Church Petersburg on Saturday August nineteenth with Rev. R S Stribling and Rev J E Hempill officiating. The ceremony featured palms, candles, and a music program by Miss Mary Patterson. The bride wore ivory satin with Point d Aiguille lace and carried roses and valley lilies. maid of honor was Miss Eleanor Gwathney Powell and matron of honor Mrs David Crocket Clark. Best man was Rev Lewis McClegan. ushers included E B Manning and Howerton Gowen. After the ceremony the couple left for a northern tour and will reside on St Andrews Street Petersburg after September 1.
To please relatives who had missed a train to Charles Smith's funeral in Stamford England a second complete service was repeated at the cemetery the following day.
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