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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1939

Page

12

Romances Schedule Raleigh Games and Nearby Softball News

The Romances plan a Raleigh game Saturday at Red Diamond after earlier attempting a Navy Yard Portsmouth shift. They face Lewis Sporting Goods at 7 30 p m at Ledgerwood Park and return Sunday to meet Norfolk BC Cola at 2 30 p m. Rosemary Bees, Dr Pepper, and other league teams are highlighted with recent results and upcoming road trips.

Romances Raleigh Red Diamond Navy Yard Portsmouth Nor’folk Royal Crown Cola Naval Training Station Lewis Sporting Goods BC Cola Norfolk Ledgerwood Park Bill Riggans Dr. Pepper Rosemary Bees Bees Mr. Riggan Soes Norfolk Navy Yard Simmons Park Lindsay Sadler Russ Deberry Swink” Lee Rosemary Outfit Bill Jenkins Patterson Ledgerwood Oakley Vaughn Henderson H. B Ted” Speight Murfreesboro Swink Lee Ted

Bridge Parties Hosted by Mrs Williams and Mrs White

Joint hostesses Mrs W C Williams and Mrs T B White entertained with two bridge parties at Williams home on Hamilton Street. Afternoon event saw high score won by Mrs J M Jackson and second by Mrs J R Allsbrook. evening guests included numerous ladies and the top prizes went to Mrs W H Proctor and Mrs L B Brown. Refreshing punch flowed during play and a salad course followed prize announcements.

W. C. Williams T. B. White Mrs. Williams Hamilton Street J. M. Jackson J. R. Allsbrook Mesdames Pierce of Weldon T. J. Alford J. T. Chase Heath Lee T. W. M. Long O. Griffin W. H. Hundley Crocker Maddry Alfred Martin Virgil McDowell B. E. Stephenson T. J. Taylor Robert Vaughan Claud Cannon Frank Wilson Lyle Wilson Crawford Hoyle Frank Williams J. H. Harrell Bernard Allsbrook Talton O'Bryant Lew Yerger Mesdames D. E. Bennett W. H. Proctor Roderick Meikle Ben Parker Wyche Land Thornton Wilson W. E. Murphrey Frank Vaughan Ray Rogers M. F. White Clyde Liske George Hayes

Enfield Hosts Socials And Contract Card Games

The Junior Contract Club entertained at Mrs Henry Cuthrells home with three tables of progressive contract and floral decor. W B Burchette and Max Meyer won club and visitor high scores. Benie Bobbitt took the tea coaster prize. T E Hofler celebrated a July 5 birthday with family and Joseph Branch. Enfield women toured White Lake cottages. several visitors from Whitakers Georgetown and Norfolk joined local families for the week. T E Hofler visited his brother in Wallace.

Henry Cuthrell W. B. Burchette Max Meyer Bennie Bobbitt T. E. Hofler Joseph Branch Robert Kimball Ira D. Wood B. BE. Bobbitt G. C. Howell A. H. Hardison Thad Harris T. M. Cooper C. N. Kimball W. R. Mann Whitakers S. B. Alsop Georgetown S. C E. W. Hofler Norfolk Enfield Mr. Hofler Wallace

Simmonses Attend Enfield Home-Coming Picnic

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Simmons spent last week with sister Mrs. Henry Harris of Enfield and attended the annual home-coming picnic held on July 4th.

W. L. Simmons Henry Harris Enfield

Local residents visit kin and attend events across North Carolina

Weldon resident Miss Ballard Mahorn spends the week in Wilson while Miss Bernice Collins visits Chapel Hill. Edward Finch Powell visits grandmother Mrs. Anna Boseman in Robinsville. Rena Crocker travels to Manteo and Fort Raleigh for the Lost Colony showing. Several Harvells visit Mrs. Cyrus Bazemore in Scotland Neck. Kathrine Capps and Travis Barham visit Miss Elizabeth Harvell. W. L. Alston stays with Miss Mabel Alston in Lillington. John Willy leaves for Durham. Annie Taylor visits Helen Taylor. W J Edwards spends days in Norfolk. George Joyner and son visit W H Anthony. Helen Taylor visits family in Weldon. Five Greensboro College students, including Sara West Davis, to attend Lake Junaluska Leadership Conference July 11-22 with 400 youths and adult leaders from churches and colleges in the South.

Edward Finch Powell Robinsville N. C Anna Boseman Rena Crocker Manteo Fort Raleigh J. A. Harvell Elizabeth Harvell Cyrus W. Bazemore Scotland Neck Kathrine Capps Warrenton Travis Barham Madison W. L. Alston Lillington Mabel Alston John Willy Durham Annie Taylor Gumberry Helen Taylor W. J. Edwards Norfolk George Joyner George Jr W. H. Anthony D. T. Taylor Greensboro College Lake Junaluska Young Peoples Leadership Conference Sara West Davis W. O. Davis Weldon Youth Crusade South

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Caroline Hedgepeths Family

The Hedgepeth family expresses appreciation for kindness shown during illness and death and thanks the community for support and sympathy.

Caroline Hedgepeth

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