Ghostly Tales and War Echoes From A Busy Page
A wrap of short items with wartime phrasing by HT Quillen. A ghost story recounts a noon apparition of a dead man. satirical notes critique a Warrenton store sign. a Technicolor cartoon promo parodies Scarlett O Hara and Uncle Tom references. and a quirky riff on a Civil War themed menu.
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Scarlett O'Hara
Crimson O'Haira
Kentucky
Protest Against Early Christmas Decorations
A letter protests overly early festive displays, arguing joy should await the season. It notes a newspaper countdown to Christmas prompts shopping, while mocking sensational forecasts of German domination and Mussolini’s leadership. A overheard yard remark about a shrub seller with bushy hair is included.
Mrs Dean Hostess Hosts Contract Club Meeting
Mrs. Dean on Jackson Street entertained the Contract Club for a final gathering. Chrysan themums and fall flowers brightened the occasion as scores were added with Mrs John Lupton leading and receiving a prize. Refreshments included cream chicken patties sandwiches pickles and coffee. Guests were Pendleton Grizzard Carroll Wilson Frank Kemp Howerton Gowen Frank Williams W L Medlin Frank Wilson O Griffin T B White Frank Meacham John Lupton and T J Alford.
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Contract Club
W. S. Dean
Jackson Street
John Lupton
Enfield Hosts Multiple Social Gatherings and a Wedding
Enfield residents hosted a series of events including bridge at the Holt Evans home, Baptist Ladies Aid Society meeting at Mrs Herman s, Fidelis Class social at Miss Gray s, and a Kappa Chapter football party for coach Fred Hoyle after the Weldon game. A wedding of Doris Hazel Lawrence and James Herbert Smiley occurred at the bride s home.
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J. Holt Evans
Sherrod Heights
Mesdames
M. E. Herman
Frank Branch
E. J. Anderson
James Gray
Edwin Branch
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Herman
L. L. Allen
Ross Cadle
Mildred Gray
Fidelis
The
Baptist Sunday School
Eloise Hardison
Kappa Chapter
Enfield High School
Fred Hoyle
Weldon
Kenneth Sexton
Hoyle
Theodore Harrison
Miss Wells
Smiley-Lawrence
Doris Hazel Lawrence
P. A. Lawrence
Enfield
James Herbert Smiley
Rocky Mount
Kincaid Rites At Richmond Sunday
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Hugh J. Kincaid at Bliley Funeral Home in Richmond. Burial followed in Maury Cemetery. She died Friday at Roanoke Rapids Hospital after a three week illness. Survived by her husband and children Browder Davis June Kincaid and Hugh Kincaid Jr.
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Hugh J. Kincaid
Bliley
Richmond
Maury Cemetery
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Robert Quillen
Henderson
Harker’s Island
Warrenton
Jmore
Walter Winchell
Italy
Mussolini
Mrs. Dean
Ers
Miss Flanders
Mesdames Waverly White
Robert Kimball
F. C. Patterson
Frank M. Parker
U.D.C
White
W. F. Dickens
Waverly White
Kincaid
Ford
Roanoke Ave
White Motors, Inc
R Low
Roanoke Rapids, N. C