Study Club Hosts Womans Club In Holiday Afternoon
The Study Club hosted the Womans Club on Friday with Mrs D L Traynham presiding. A Christmas play titled A Chris Those airings and carols by the High School Glee Club delighted attendees.
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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
2
The Study Club hosted the Womans Club on Friday with Mrs D L Traynham presiding. A Christmas play titled A Chris Those airings and carols by the High School Glee Club delighted attendees.
Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Grizzard spent Thursday in Norfolk. Mrs. R. P. Beckwith visited Richmond on Saturday. Mrs. Hugh Camp and her daughter Caroline spent several days in Franklin, Virginia last week.
W C Williams hosted the A C Club Thursday with invited guests. Two handmade handkerchiefs were prizes for guest and club. Mrs C Griffin won the club prize and Mrs Heath Lee the guest prize. Progressive contract was played at three tables and a salad course served at five o'clock to listed ladies and Miss Susan Holliday.
We express appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown during our recent bereavement. Mrs. H. T. Twisdale and Children.
Fred Brown oversaw a touching gathering as about fifty ladies enjoyed the formal crying event. The well attended affair featured music and socializing in a refined setting.
Whitby Smith announces the marriage of Madge Mastern Smith to William Curtis Whitby in Emporia Virginia on December 7, 1932 with Miss Macon Floyd as attendant. A separate deed of trust sale is set for December 31, 1932 at noon in Roanoke Rapids NC, offering 26 acres of Hardy Hines land in Halifax County plus a 4 acre tract, described by metes and bounds, to satisfy NOTES.
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