Local Womans Club Plans Activities and Honors
The Local Womans Club held its December meeting with Mrs. Alfred Thorne presiding. Members discussed January and February entertainments, welcomed Mrs. J. N. Bynum as Federated Clubs contact officer for the 14th District, and planned classes on food led by Miss Amanda Tillman. A rummage sale was postponed to this Saturday, wreaths for Christmas decoration were shown, and a committee to study a community recreational center was formed. The program themed Peace featured five-minute talks and a reading from Why Wars Must Cease. About 25 members attended with refreshments served, and toys were donated for Christmas distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Bynum
C. A. Wyche
M Johnson Weathers
Welfare Department
Taul Reid
R. P. Beckwith
Johnson Weathers
Alfred Martin
Alfred Thorne
America
Heath Lee
Thorne
Pretty Norfolk Wedding Unites Buffaloe and Luck
Miss Bettye Sue Buffaloe of Roanoke Rapids North Carolina wed George Raymond Luck of Washington DC Saturday November 30 at 8 30 PM in the home of Mr and Mrs J W Gibson on West 37th Street Norfolk Virginia The Rev Dennis C Meyers officiated Brides bouquet Briarcliff roses and valley lilies The matron of honor Mrs Marvin L Gibson wore brown and gold The best man was Marvin L Gibson The couple will reside in Washington DC after the ceremony Attending locals included Mesdames Jack Williams H M Hudson Ben Cullom J R Wirtz Robert King and Roger Cullom
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gibson
W. 37Th St
Norfolk, Va
Bettye Sue Buffaloe
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
George Raymond Luck
Washington, D. C
Dennis C. Meyers
Mary Sneed
Norfolk
Marvin Lewis Gibson
Marvin L. Gibson
Maria Buffaloe
Buffaloe
Jackson
Luck
Mary M. Luck
Zachary C. Luck
Ben Cullom
J. R. Wirtz
Robert King
Roger Cullom
Baptist Y W A holds meeting at home of Allsbrook
First Baptist Church YW A gathered Monday with Ruth White hosting at Mrs W C Allsbrook home. Topic Room for the King discussed by Ophelia Daniel Dorothy Rice Hilda Hines Frances Hines Beulah Kidd. Officers elected Dorothy Early president H C Wirtz vice Catherine Hines secretary treasurer Alice Kidd personal service chairman. Refreshments served to a long list of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.w.a.’S of
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Early
H. C. Wirtz
Catherine Hines
Sec. &Treas
Alice Kidd
Ophelia Daniel
Dorothy Rice
Frances Hines
Hilda Hines
Beulah Kidd
Nancy Early
Evelyn Baird
Elizabeth Goodfellow
Blanche Mooring
Ruth White
Mesdames L. W. Clements
Harrison, Giles
Miss Transon Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Miss Ruth Transon hosted her bridge club Monday evening with twelve couples. Scores were tallied at ten thirty, Winifred Beckwith winning a handkerchief as top scorer, after a salad course. Guests included Mesdames Allsbrook Pruden Wilson Hawley Heydenrich Manning Alford Covington Harris and Misses Beckwith Coleman Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Transon
Winifred Beckwith
Miss Transon
Mesdames
Julian Allsbrook
Howard Pruden
Carroll Wilson
Frank Hawley
Paul Heydenrich
Ned Manning
T. J. Alford
J. M. C. Covington
Bill Harris III
Ann Coleman
Lucille Coleman
Mrs G I Nash Hosts Thursday Afternoon Club
Mrs Nash hosted the Thursday afternoon club with Chrysanthemums in bloom. During a brief business session, Mrs Dan iel reported the club donated twenty four books to the school during book week. Papers on Italy under Mussolini by Mrs Johnson and Italy's Relations With Other Countries by Mrs Musgrove were presented. Special guests included Miss Kate Garrett and Mrs Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Nash
Chas. R. Daniel
Italy
Mussolini
H. W. Johnson
R. A. Musgrove
Kate Garrett
T. C. Harrison
Mrs Charles Miller And Son Weekend At Enfield
Mrs Charles Miller and her son spent the weekend at Enfield visiting relatives and enjoying local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller and Son
Enfield
Town Talk Updates From Thanksgiving Weekend Visits
Miss Cora Reaves spent the weekend with her grandmother and sister Mrs. Cora Jones and Miss Ethel Reaves. Emily Lynch of Lawrenceville joined Mrs. W. G. Lynch for Thanksgiving. Clyde Barkley of Burlington visited friends here. Mildred Ray Grant of Emporia visited cousins Doris and Helen Hedgepeth and Mary Louie Ray. Hazel Whitehurst enjoyed time at home in Beih el. Ruth Chapman, Dover attended a conference last weekend. Amanda and Evelyn Tilghman visited relatives at Cary. Mae Hampton Keith spent Thanksgiving with parents in Fuquay Varina and with Miss Myrtle Davis in Richmond Virginia. Hazel Cobb and Frances Sharpe returned from Washington DC. Evelyn and Marjorie Caldwell spent holidays with family in Dillon South Carolina. Paul Reid and wife spent the weekend in Raleigh. C W Davis and family visited relatives in Hillsboro. Henrietta Price spent the weekend in Clinton. Kent Bentley spent holidays in Lumberton. Margaret Cameron of EC T C Greenville stayed here with relatives. Dr Malcolm Bardin and son of Rutherfordton visited Henry Fitts family. R. H. Goodman of Williamston was a business visitor Monday. Rosa Heath Long of Raleigh visited aunt Mrs F G Jarman last weekend. Martha Carson spent Thanksgiving at home in Manning South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Jones
Ethel Reaves
Emily Lynch
Lawrenceville
W. G. Lynch
Clyde Barkley
Burlington
Mildred Ray Grant
Emporia
Doris
Helen Hedgepeth
Mary Louie Ray
Hazel Whitehurst
Beih
Henrietta Price
Clinton
N. C
Kent Bentley
Lumberton
Margaret Cameron
E.C. T.C
Greenville
Malcolm Bardin
Rutherfordton
Henry Fitts
R. H. Goodman
Williamston
Rosa Heath Long
Raleigh
F. G. Jarman
Martha Carson
Manning, S. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local Womans Club
Womans Club
Mrs. Nash
Louisville
W. S. Knudsen
General Motors
John E. Long
National Safety Council
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
W. H. Cameron
The
Council
New York
General Motors Hall of Safety
Waldorf-Astoria
Miss Cora Reaves
Ruth Chapman
Edover
Mae Hampton Keith
Fuquay - Varina
Myrtle Davis
Richmond, Va
Hazel Cobb
Frances Sharpe
Evelyn and
Marjorie Caldwell
Dillon
S.C
Paul Reid
C. W. Davis
Davis
Charles and
Lanier
Hillsboro
Roanoke Avenue
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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