Weldon Production Credit Association Reports Good Year
At their Jackson annual meeting, Weldon Production Credit Association members heard detailed reports on business volume, operation costs, expenses, and profits. W. E. Smith and L. W. Hedspeth were elected to the board. loans totaled 381000 dollars. J. F. Diggs of the Production Credit Corporation of Columbia discussed cooperative service principles and the system’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Production Credit Association
Jackson
W. E. Smith
L. J. Judkins
L. W. Hedspeth
J. M. Person
W J. Long
H. S. Bilis
J. F. Diggs
Production Credit Corporation of Columbia
Diggs
Roanoke Rapids Herald Ad Manager Attends Virginia Press Banquet
Howard Hancock advertising manager attended the Virginia Press Association banquet at the Hotel John Marshall in Richmond. Cary P. Flythe publisher of the Emporia Messenger hosted him as guest. Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana was the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hancock
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Virginia Press Association
John Marshall
Richmond
Cary P. Flythe
Emporia Messenger
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Lee Jackson Day Enfield Program Opens Program
The Lee-Jackson Day program at the school auditorium January 19 opened with singing America prayer and flag salute. Mrs Egbert Barnhill introduced speaker Mrs Quentin Gregory Halifax State Historian. Supt H M Lynch gave thanks for the speaker and chapter efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Parker
U.D.C
America
Egbert Barnhill
Quentin Gregory
Halifax
H. M. Lynch
W. F. Dickens
Gregory
Miss Maxine Garner Honored at Coltrane Hall Reception
Miss Garner's honor party drew over a hundred guests to Coltrane Hall on Saturday evening. Hosts included Mrs. L G Kimbrough and Mrs. C W Davis with school officials and local residents. Decor featured verio colored sweet peas, narcissus, and candles as paper boys handed miniature Biblical Recorder leaflets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosina Pittman
Elizabeth Tait
Evelyn Shepherd
Mary Ruffin Robertson
Maxine Garner
Coltrane Hall
Ada Edwards
Carrie T. Smith
LeGrand Elliott
Laverne Hall
Wilson Worsham
Miss Garner
The
Baptist Journal
Vernie Eddins
L. G. Kimbrough
Pittman
Martha Carson
Hermine Caraway
Mary W. Schofield
Sara Cannon
Marjorie Chapman
Delphie Harris
Ella Dill Gibbs
Claude Cannon
Jane Gaw
Kent Bentley
Jane Glenn
Omara Daniel
Ethel Knott
Ruth Dean
Garner
C. W. Davis
Calvary Thelma Selesterbeebebetesbebete Returns Home
Mrs. C. D. House came back to her home Sunday after visiting her son Hugh in Halifax. Charles Taylor of Duke University is spending a few days at his home here. Robert Jenkins spent a few days in Franklin, Virginia, last week. Friends report J. W. King is recovering from illness and hopes to be out soon.
Hardrawee Club Meeting Held January 18
Mrs. S. L. Bennette and Mrs. Lula Neville hosted the Hardrawee Womans Home Demonstration Club at Bennette home January 18. N. B. Whitley, president, led the meeting and elected officers: J. J. Burt vice president, D. L. Bennette Health Leader, J. J. Burt Major project leader, L. A. Williams and Hettie Braswell publicity, Lula Neville and Lillie Whitley membership. The club will offer a prize to the local rural church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Bennette
Lula Neville
Hardrawee Womans Home Demonstration Club
Bennette
N. B. Whitley
J. J. Burt
D. L. Bennette
L. A. Williams
Hettie Braswell
Lula
Community Club Shows Notable Improvements and Fair
The group honors the denomination for yearly progress and announces a prize for reading and reviewing books. Mrs. Frank Frye hosts a contest where Mesdames E. A. Smith and L. A. Williams tie for first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frye
E. A. Smith
L. A. Williams
Pendletons Rewed in Richmond by Rev Poag
Remarried A. O. Pendleton and Mae Lawson Pendleton united again in Richmond on Saturday January 19 as Rev Poag of the Second Presbyterian Church officiated. The couple resides at apartment 4 Patterson Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Pendleton
Mae Lawson Pendleton
Richmond
Poag
Second Presbyterian Church
Mrs Cameron Hosts Thursday Night Bridge Club
Mrs. Cameron entertained the Thursday Night Bridge Club at her Monroe Street home on January 25. J. D. Edwards won the high score club prize and Ruth Glover the high score guest prize, with L. B. Allen taking the floating prize. A sweet plate with coffee was served. Attending were Mesdames Edwards, Allen, Fleetwood Sullivan, E. A. Starke, W. H. Tickle, J. E. Michael, A. L. Gilliam, H. C. Wirtz, Graham Lynch, George Pappendick, Misses Matthew(s) Llewellyn Matthews, Bernice Hitchens, Ruth and Viola Glover, and Mary Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wirtz
Graham Lynch
George Pappendick
Misses Llewellyn Matthews
Bernice Hitchens
Ruth Glover
Viola Glover
Mary Cameron
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Lee
General Lee
Carolina
Va. Press Assn
J. F. Welch
Welch
Greensboro
Thelma
Hardrawee
Mrs. Cameron
WVEEK
With
Peoples Theatre
Atlanta
Broadway
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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