Mrs J P Little Hosts Thursday Night Bridge Club
The Thursday Night Club met at Mrs J P Little house on Washington Street with two tables of bridge. Iced drinks and a sweet course with hot coffee were served. High score winner was Mrs L B Allen, followed by Mrs W H Tickel among attendees Earl Rook Lloyd Allen W H Tickel Joy Thompson Graham Lynch J D Edwards and Bernice Hitchins.
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J. P. Little
Washington Street
L. B. Allen
W. H. Tickel
Earl Rook
Lloyd Allen
Joy Thompson
Graham Lynch
J. D. Edwards
Bernice Hitchins
Mrs. Martin Hosts Bridge Club at Hamilton Street Home
Mrs. Tommie Martin hosted her bridge club Friday at her Hamilton Street home. Little Miss Melissa Martin tallied twelve guests, and five progressions were played before score cards were collected. Mrs. Crawford Hoyle won high defense stamps. a coffee and sweet course followed at ten thirty. Players included Mrs. John Dunn, Mrs. R. H. Hundley, Mrs. W. H. Proctor, Mrs. Larkin Béon, Mrs. Roderick Meikle, Mrs. D. C. Clark, Mrs. Don Tillar, Mrs. Hoyle, Mrs. Scott Benton, Mrs. Johnny Martin, Mrs. Fannie Hayes, and Mrs. William Batton. Washington cites 4,000,000 veterans and 2,000,000 reserves. Stalin’s aid hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Martin
Tommie Martin
Hamilton St
Melissa Martin
Crawford Hoyle
Mesdames
John Dunn
R. H. Hundley
W. H. Proctor
Larkin
Larkin Bé@on
Roderick Meikle
D. C. Clark
Don Tillar
Scott Benton
Johnny Martin
Fannie Hayes
William Batton
Business Girls Circle Meeting Delights Presbyterian Church
The Business Girls Circle of the Presbyterian Church hosted a January meeting at the home of Mrs. J. C. Wells with Miss Lelia Murray as hostess. Mrs. Fannie Hayes presided, spoke on Psalm 116 and four resolutions, and Frances Wilson led devotionals with Ourselves as Ambassadors.
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Business Girls Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
Lelia Murray
J. C. Wells
Hamilton Street
Fannie Hayes
David
Frances Wilson
J. E. Buck
Charles Dickens
T. O. Wilson
C. A. Wyche
Gladys Morris
Nellie Morris
Susan Holladay
Mesdames W. H. Hall
Jessie Scearce
Flva
Clifton
Reece W
Aline Smith
Riddick and Griffin Bride in Suffolk Ceremony
Miss Majorie Rebecca Griffin became the bride of Mr James Dillard Riddick in a simple ceremony December 20 at Oxford Methodist Church Suffolk Virginia conducted by the Rev S L Baker. The bride, daughter of Mrs James I Griffin of Toronto, wore a russet suit with brown accessories and orchids. She is a Gosaw graduate and Gaston High School faculty member. The groom is son of the late Ridick and Mrs Ridick of Como North Carolina and a Carolina College graduate. After a short honeymoon, the couple will live in Gaston with him farming until school ends in June and she will join him in Como.
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Riddick - Griffin
Majorie
Rebecca Griffin
James Dillard Riddick
Oxford Methodist Church
Suffolk
S. L. Baker
Riddick
James I. Griffin
Toronto
Canada
Greenville
Gaston High School
J. D. Riddick
Como
N. C
Carolina College
Chapel Hill
Engagement of Ann Dawson to Frederick L Cooper Jr announced
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey T Mohorne announce the engagement of their daughter Ann Dawson to Frederick L Cooper Jr USMC son of Mrs. F L Cooper of Arlington Virginia and the late Mr Cooper. The wedding will take place in early Spring.
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Cooper - Mohorne
Ivey T. Mohorne
Ann Dawson
Frederick L. Cooper, Jr
USMC
F. L. Cooper
Arlington, Va
Mr. Cooper
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