Lee-Jackson Day Observed at Enfield School
Enfield Graded School held Friday morning exercises in the auditorium to honor birthdays of General Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, Andrew Fontaine Maury, and Orren Randolph Smith. Local leaders presided and participants sang, spoke on the Confederacy, and presented a Southern Magazine gift to the school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall” Jackson
Andrew Fontaine Maury
Orren Randolph Smith
Enfield Graded School
Egbert Barnhill
Frank M. Parker
Mr. Jerome
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philipians
E. O. Peeler
Methodist Protestant Church
E. L. Smith
Maryland
Massa’s
Sam T. Habel
Baptist Church
Confederacy
Plan Flower Show For Tulip Time
The Garden Club met at Mrs. T. R. Manning’s home to discuss Gardens Antique Gardens and origins of flower names from the Bible. Main topic was planting spring gardens and plans for a spring flower show around tulip bloom time inviting public entries. Refreshments followed roll call of Mesdames Clark Wyche Manning Cassada Clements Starke Pappendick and Miss Dora Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Manning
C. A. Wyche
Mesdames
David Clark
T. N. Manning
Jack Cassada
Lawrence Clements
R. I. Starke
George Pappendick
Dora Clark
Black-Draught Laxative Popular with Parents and Children
Thedford's Black-Draught powder remains trusted by many adults for bowel relief and a Syrup of Black-Draught is recommended for children. Mrs. Adams of Murray Kentucky reports thirteen years of use with benefit and satisfaction, noting reliability for herself and her youngsters.
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Thedford
C. ‘Adams
Murray, Ky
U D C Chapter Seeks Good District Report
January meeting of the Frank M. Parker Chapter U D C was held at Mrs A S Harrison home in Enfield with nineteen members. President Mrs Egbert Barnhill led the session as readings and reports were shared and plans made to assist two sick members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Parker
U.D.C
A. S. Harrison
Enfield
Egbert Barnhill
I. D. Wood
Orren Randolph Smith
Paul Randolph
Barnhill
Mizpah
Harrison
Mesdames
Theodore Harrison
J. R. Matthews
Mrs Emma King Dies After Illness and Pneumonia
Mrs Emma King widow of Thomas King died at her son Henry King’s home after a period of declining health and pneumonia. Funeral services were held at Miss Maud Shaw’s home conducted by Rev W T Phipps of Calvary Church. She is survived by three sons Joe King Greensboro Henry Tom Baby King Thelma and daughter Mrs Francis Hawkins Aurelian Springs plus several grandchildren. Burial was in the family cemetery at the old home place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma King
Thomas King
Henry King
Francis Hawkins
Aurelian Springs
Old Home Place
Miss Cannon Hostess Bridges Night at Joyner Home
Miss Mary B Gannon hosted Monday night bridge at Mrs W F Joyner home. Mrs F G Jarman won high score and a box of stationery, Miss Ada Edwards low score and a set of score pads. A sweet course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Gannon
W. F. Joyner
F. G. Jarman
Ada Edwards
T. W. M. Long
W. H. Babcock
W G. Lynch
W. A. China
Newsome Hedgepeth Return Trip From Durham
M. C. Newsome and M. H. Hedgepeth spent Wednesday in Durham and were accompanied home by W. E. Woodroof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Newsome
M. H. Hedgepeth
Durham
W. E. Woodroof
Archie Gay Announces State Senate Candidacy in Third District
Archie C. Gay of Jackson declares run for the North Carolina State Senate to represent the Third District. He formerly served in the Senate in 1931 as five opponents enter the race. In Seaboard Representative W. D. Barbee seeks reelection to the General Assembly. Northampton County Sheriff H. L. Joyner, defeated recently, opposes Barbee.
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Jackson
Archie C. Gay
State Senate
Gay
Senate
W. D. Barbee
Seaboard
General Assembly
H. L. Joyner
Northampton County
J. Clyde Stephenson
Barbee
Card of Thanks for Mrs. M. E. Hobbs Bereavement
The family thanks friends for sympathy and floral offerings after the death of their mother Mrs. M. E. Hobbs. They especially praise the nurses at Roanoke Rapids Hospital for their tender care in attempting to save her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Hobbs
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Mrs H L Stephenson and Son Return to Fremont Home
Mrs H L Stephenson and her son Henry Lewis have returned to their Fremont home on Friday after a recent absence.
Girls Auxiliary Meets at Ann Dawson Mahorn Home
The Baptist Church Girls Auxiliary gathered Thursday afternoon at Ann Dawson Mahorn home with Elizabeth Jordan presiding. The program theme Thy Kingdom Come featured pieces The Ruler of the Kingdom and Happiness for the Kingdom, and readings on Love of the Kingdom. Members listed include Margaret Hines Derith Morgan Emily Taylor Merle Cole Margie Hudson Evelyn Howard Jane Kidd and Mrs. J H. Hines served refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Ann Dawson Mahorn
Elizabeth Jordan
Margaret Hines
Margie Hudson
Emily Taylor
Derith Morgan
Merle Cole
J. H. Hines
Emily Dunning
Doris May
Helen Hedgepeth
Evelyn Howard
Jane Kidd
Camp Announces Birth of David Braswell Jr in Roanoke Rapids
Mr and Mrs D B Camp announce the birth of a son David Braswell Jr on Saturday January 11 at Roanoke Rapids hospital Mrs Camp formerly Miss Onie Glover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Camp Jr
D. B. Camp
David Braswell, Jr
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Old Age Pension Speakers Gather in Roanoke Rapids
A meeting on Saturday January 25 at 11 A M in Centra Taper Univ Hall North Ward Roanoke Rapids N G invites all interested in Old Age Pension. Speakers include Dr T W M Long Roanoke Rapids E L Travis Halifax and S G Daniel Littleton. Miss Pattie Thomas of Wilson visited Mrs Sam Bunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centra Taper Univ
Roanoke Rapids
N.G
T. W. M. Long
E. L. Travis
Halifax
S. G. Daniel
Littleton
Miss Harris Hosts Bridge Club Winners Honored
Miss Fannie Harris hosted a Monday bridge club gathering with high score winners Miss Annie May Odell and Miss Kathrine Hines receiving prizes. A salad course was served at 10 30. Guests included Misses Odell Hines Glover Glover Clyde Fulgham Merle Bell Bernice Hitchens and Mrs Lewis Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Harris
Annie May Odell
Kathrine Hines
Viola Glover
Ruth Glover
Clyde Fulgham
Merle Bell
Bernice Hitchens
Lewis Johnson
Miss Mary Cannon Hosts Bridge At Joyner Home
Miss Mary Cannon hosted a bridge party at Mrs. Frank Joyner's home with prize awarded to Mrs. F G Jarman for the top score. Refreshments followed as the table group included Mesdames W H Babcock T O Wilson F G Jarman T W M Long W A China W F Joyner W G Lynch Mrs McPherson Mrs Allen Miss Ada Edwards and Miss Martha Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cannon
Frank Joyner
F. G. Jarman
W. H. Babcock
T. O. Wilson
T. W. M. Long
W. A. China
W. F. Joyner
W. G. Lynch
McPherson
Monday Night Bridge Club Hosts Guest From Scotland Neck
Mrs Paul Heydenrich entertained the Monday Night Bridge Club at her Washington Street home with guest Mrs Sam Arrington Dunn of Scotland Neck North Carolina The high score prize went to Mrs Grace Kenneday and Mrs Dunn received a gift A salad course was served at ten fifteen Participants included H S Loy Hugh Camp Ned Manning Carroll Wilson Julian Allsbrook Howard Pruden William Batton C Griffin Grace Kenneday Bill Harris George Hayes J M C Covington and Misses Winifred Beckwith Ruth Transou and Ann Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Heydenrich
Washington Street
N. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Miss Cannon
New York
Archie Gay
Land Bros
Emporia
Pattie Thomas
Wilson
Sam Bunn
Miss Harris
Century Distilling CO
Peoria, Ill
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