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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1948

Page

6

Keeping Up With The Teens By Margaret Lou George

Column notes teen life during the July weekend. Mentions beachgoing and vacations at Long Beach and Nags Head. Camp Sea Gull on the Neuse River and Wake Forest summer study are noted, with polio canceling a trip to Old Mill Camp. The writer signs off hoping to return next week.

Margaret Lou George Mary Frances Allsbrook Long Beach Carolina Beach Sea Gull Neuse M.C.A Raleigh Billy Margaret Jane Old Mill Greensboro Carmen Cavallaro Finis

4-H Wear Care Demonstrations Renewed in North Carolina

Rural girls aged 14 to 21 can join a renewed 4-H wear care clothing demonstrations awards program in North Carolina. The Aug 23 24 event will judge skills in selecting washing drying ironing stain removal and garment handling. State champions receive a 25 dollar cash award from American Viscose Corp. entrants must have completed at least three years of 4-H work.

North Carolina American Viscose Corp Mary McCullen Clinton Mary Farmer Tomoda Wil

Mrs. Murray Hosts Bridge Party Honoring Mrs Carroll Wilson

Mrs Cotter Murray entertained at her Jackson Street home Saturday evening for Mrs Carroll Wilson. Twelve guests formed three tables and played bridge from eight to eleven with iced cakes and a sweet mint tea course. High score prize went to Mrs J E McGee. gladioli decorations complemented the convivial event.

Cotter Murray Bridge Jackson Street Carroll Wilson J. E. McGee Wilson Pendleton Grizzard Frank Hawley Fannie Hayes Howard Pruden Julian Allsbrook T. J. Alford Franke Williams J.B. McGee Ned Manning H. 5. Loy Loftin Moody Kate Ashford

Potecasi Hostesses Honor Bride At Reception And Shower

Mrs. Simon Futrell and Mrs. Mildred Peterson hosted a reception and shower for recent bride Virgil Shell Boz at Mrs. Peterson's home. Mrs. Futrell introduced the honoree and her mother Mrs. Howard Vaughan. Miss Shirley Carter handled gifts while Miss Joan Peterson and Mrs. Peterson served punch cakes nuts and mints.

Simon Futrell Mildred Peterson Virgil. Shell Bozmore Peterson

Three Woodland Men Cruise Norfolk To Elizabeth City

Woodland David Griffin Gilbert Timberlake and W S Timberlake were guests of S R Hartgen of Norfolk on a yacht trip with ten other Norfolk Yacht Club boats. The party left Norfolk Saturday for Elizabeth City via the inland waterway through the Dismal Swamp, spent Saturday night there, then returned Sunday by way of the Sound and docked in Norfolk. The trip used Mr Hartgens 30 ft Criss Craft cruiser.

Woodland David Griffin Gilbert Timberlake W. S.timberlake S. R Hartgen Norfolk Elizabeth City Norfolk Yacht Club Mr. Hartgen

Warrenton Hostess Entertains Card Club

Warrenton hostess Mrs C. Britton entertained her card club Tuesday night of last week. Mrs J. C. League won top score prize and Mrs R H Bright received bingo gift. An ice course was served with guests Mrs C V Shitford Mrs W W Kidd and Mrs R H Bright attending.

Warrenton C. Britton J.C. League R. H. Bright C. V. Shitford W. W. Kidd R.'H. Bright

Births in Roanoke Rapids Hospital Area Notables

Out of town patients listed at Roanoke Rapids Hospital include Mrs Larry Willis R F D City Mrs Edward Butts Littleton Grover Bottones Broadnax Va Mrs R C Bridgers Conway Mrs Joe Braswell Emporia Va Mrs D T Copeland Jackson W T Clery Brunswick Shirley Cutter Star Route City C G Davis Conway Miss Mattie Earl Fisher Warrenton Sidney Gay Gaston NC Mrs Jessie Holford Halifax A J Hedspeth Conway Miss Virginia Lambeth George Mrs N C Outland Conway Mrs Pauline Perkinson Weldon Henry W P r ice Gumberry W E Rigg nn Littleton Mrs Lucy Robinson Halifax Mrs Elmo Spraggins Warrenton Mrs R L Thompson Garys burg Larry Woodruff Weldon Betty Woodruff Garysburg Mrs T J Davis and son Richard visiting in Burlington for two weeks.

Roanoke Rapids Hospital Larry Willis R. F. D. City Edward Butts Littleton Grover Bottones Broadnax Va R. C. Bridgers Conway Joe Braswell Emporia D. T. Copeland Jackson W. T. Clery Bruneswick Shirley Cutter City C. G. Davis Con- Way Mattie Earl Fisher Warrenton Sidney Gay Gaston N. C Jessie Holford Halifax A. J. Hedspeth Virginia Lambeth George N.C. Outland Pauline Perkinson Weldon Henry W. Price Gumberry W. E. Riggnn Lucy Robinson Elmo Spraggins R. L. Thompson

Thursday Night Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Dunn Home

Scotland Neck The Thursday Night Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs Surry Dunn. Mrs Francis Lewis won high score and Miss Virginia Tillery was second. A sweet course was served to the group including Miss Tillery Miss Estelle Hancock Mrs Harry Vaughan and others.

Surry Dunn Scotland Neck Francis Lewis Virginia Tillery Dunn Estelle Hancock Harry Vaughan Spencer Lewis J. C. Penny Columbis C. H. Neville Irwin Clark

Town Talk Highlights Local Visits and Culbreth Wedding

Mrs. Rey Zagani and children from St Albans are visiting relatives this week. Miss Eleanor Ann White spent the weekend at Chapel Hill. The Culbreths Marvin Culbreth and Alice Skidmore wed in Ridgewood New Jersey in a candlelight ceremony. They will live in New York City and attend Columbia University.

Rey Zagani Edwinand Kenny St. Albans Eleanor Ann White Chapel Hill H. E. Cameron Enfield Lynn Cameron A. C. Culbreth Jean Busbee Columbia University Culbreths Culbreth W. L. Hastings Bobby Arlington, Va Winston-Salem N. C High Point

New Wrinkle Resistant Cotton Finish Showcased

American Cyanamid announces a wrinkle resistant finish for all cotton fabrics. Shrinkage kept to two percent or less, preserving strength in light weights. Tests cover ginghams piques chambrays seersuckers prints and cords with durability after many washings and dry cleaning. Expected broad consumer release in spring summer 1949 per National Cotton Council.

National Cotton Council

Fedelis Class Holds July Meeting Tuesday

Miss Nancy Braswell presided over the business session. Miss Lurene Ransone read the scripture. Mrs. William Neville led in prayer. The July meeting of the Fedelis Class was held Tuesday evening at the church. The program titled The Rare Home of Miss Osee and Kitty Church and Its Needs was presented.

Social club notes mention several attendees at event

The passage lists attendees including Miss Braswell Miss Nelda Cooke Miss Ruth Clark Miss Ramona Powell Miss Mollie Balmer Miss Hardison Miss Kitty Johnson Miss Ransone and Mrs Willi at a social gathering, highlighting a cordial turnout among local women.

Miss Braswell Nelda Cooke Ruth Clark Ramona Powell Mollie Balmer Hardison Kitty Johnson Ransone Willi

Greenville family visits relatives this Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Green and daughter Margaret Ella from Greenville North Carolina spent Sunday here with relatives.

Bob Green Margaret Ella Greenville, N. C

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L. W. Pullen Wake Forest Fly Loy Jane Griffin Swain Can P Nags Head Bobby Pope SF Slacks Little's Clothing Store Roanoke Ave Family Theatre Roanoke Rapids - Weldon Highway Wild Bill Elliott California Danny Boy Jon Hall Dorothy Lamour Lash Larue Fuzzy ST. John Brennan Girl James Dunnmona Freeman Mrs. Murray Wiliam MSE Esther E. C. Langford Hubert Hudson Harold J. P. Little Fedelis Billie Hardison Man Neville and Mrs. Betsy , Armstrong Edia Leggett Belks Halifax County
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