Local social notes of Greensboro to Virginia and beyond
C D Worsham visited relatives in Greensboro last Sunday. C L Robbins of Rocky Mount spent the week end with friends. Mr and Mrs J R Taylor and son spent Sunday at Ocean View. Mrs E P Brenner, Virginia Ogletree and Kelyn Johnson spent Sunday in Durham. Rudolph and Daniel Edwards returned from a Virginia visit. Numerous local visitors and trips to Washington DC, Norfolk and Richmond noted along with church circle meeting and bridge club social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Robbins
Rocky Mount
J. R. Taylor and Son
Ocean View
E. P. Brenner
Virginia Ogletree
Kelyn Johnson
Durham
Rudolph
Daniel Edwards
Virginia
New Hat Brims Highlight Facial Features This Season
The article notes newer hat brim designs that set off facial features, including a black straw hat with a brim flaring away from the face to accentuate the wearer’s features. It also lists social notes from Camp Leach, N. C., visits by Mrs. Sallie Turner in South Rosemary, and Edna Tickle’s summer school plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Turner
T. B. Turner
South Rosemary
Gadson
Ala
Party Guests and Activities Reported in Local Notes
Thirty six guests invited to a party include Blanche Bushall Mitchell Nancy Betty Virginia Suter Virginia Sledge of Weldon Jessie Parker Evelyn Williams Rocky Mount. Mrs Towe aided by Miss Ernestine Cherry and Mrs ALE Akers. Helen Padges hosted friends with dancing bridge and games then refreshments. Guests listed include Misses Gladys Merritt Edith Wright Ercelle Harris Eugenia Rook Ophelia Daniels Helen Jordan Viola Collier Dorothy Rice Sarah Brows and Messrs Carlton Nethercutt Butler Brown Henry Harding Norman Speight Clement Brown Thomas Wood. Monthly Junior Department meeting of the church held July 20 with reports, plans, and punch. Mrs William Atwood hosted a shower and bridge for Miss Elmer Irene Clark and Clyde Daniel Liske with prizes and a heart box gift. Cream mold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Bushall Mitchell
Nancy
Betty
Virginia Suter
Virginia Sledge
Weldon
Jessie Parker
Evelyn Williams
Rocky Mount
Towe
Ernestine Cherry
Scotland Neck
Ale
Akers
Helen Padges
Gladys Merritt
Edith Wright
Ercelle Harri Eugenia Rook
Ophelia Daniels
Helen Jordan
Viola Collier
Dorothy Rice
Sarah Brows
Carlton Nethercutt
Butler Brown
Henry Harding
Norman Speight
Clement Brown
Thomas Wood
William Atiood
Washington Street
Elmer Irene Clark
Clyde Daniel Liske
George Lampley
Ws Siven
George Smith
Courtship Themed Tea Noted With Corsages At Mrs Clark
A tea event hosted by Mrs John Clark and Mrs Thos Watford featured hearts and cupids with cake. Guests included Miss Elmer Clark the guest of honor, Miss Helen Turner, Miss Agatha Moore, Odell Smith, Edna Watford, Nan Watford, Myrtle Lips, and diners Mesdames Lester Edmondson Gene Wilson George Lampley Bernard Edmondson George Smith A L I Clark and Thomas Watford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Thos
Watford
Elmer Clark
Helen Turner
Agatha Moore
Odell Smith
Edna Watford
Nan Watford
Myrtle Lips
Lester Edmondson
Gene Wilson
George Lampley
Berard Edmondson
George Smith
A L
Miss Irene Clark Weds Clyde Liske In Washington Street Home
Liske Clark Miss Elmer Irene Clark became the bride of Clyde Daniel Liske on Saturday morning at 9:80 o'clock in the bride’s Washington Street home. Rev J E Kirk of Rosemary Baptist Church officiated with a ring ceremony before ivy fern and pine decor. Music featured Cladys Cox Agatha Moore with Hearts and Flowers Dawning O Promise Me and the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin and Mendelssohn’s Wedding March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Irene Clark
Clyde Daniel Liske
Washington Street
J. E. Kirk
Rosemary Baptist Church
Cladys Cox
Roanoke Rapids Bride Weds Local Young Man
The ceremony joined the daughter of Mr and Mrs John G Clark of Roanoke Rapids to a local young man from Gilead. The couple plan a motor trip through Virginia after the wedding and both families praise the couple's prospects and popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liske
Valley of
Virginia
John G. Clark
Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Ra
Blackstone College
Jona Lie
Gilead
Patterson Mills Company
Aids High & Young
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. D. Worsham
Greensboro
Messrs
Fleetwood Sullivan
Colon Womble
Charles Dickens
Slagels Lake
Mrs. P. W. Ray
Mary Louise
Mrs
Ernest Bidgood
Portsmouth
C. A. Dickens, Wilton
Irving Dickens
Emporia
Vid Harvey
N. A. Tingood
E. N. Bidgood
M. H. Hedgepeth
Margaret
Marian Worsham
Virginia Mason Allsbrook
Norfolk
Bennie Allsbrook
Bill Simmons
R. V. Allsbrook
Milton Allsbrook
W. H. Allsbrook
Frank Kemp
Baltimore, Md
Alta Trarson
Bethania C
W. Lehman
Ruth Tranton
Monroe Street
William White
Geo. Hayes
George Hayes, Jr
Monroe Starke
Washington, D.C
Missie Merle Bell
Annabelle Daughtry
Chapel Hill
University
Charles Speight
Richmond
Leonard Brewer
Lawrenceville, Va
John Penland
Billie
Charles Windsor
Salisbury
R. L. Martin
Cleveland
Ohio
John Ogletree
Camp
Jackson
Clumbia
8. C
Alexander Dunlap
Ellen Weeks
Mr. Burroughs
Washington, D. C
Charlena Hart
Sydney Matthews
Richmond, Va
Ladies Aid Circle No. 2
The
Christian Church
J. E. Sox
J. E. Cox
W. H. Pruden
O. Griffin
Mesdames
J. R. Allsbrook
Carroll Wilson
J. W. Ross
Griffin
Frank Williams
D. L. Traynham
A. ©. Zollicoffer
Margaret Clark
Lucille Carson
Beth Bagley
C. P. Bobbitt
Raleigh
N. C
Robert Stem
A. D. Glover
Lena Johnson
Jim Greene
Eunice Greene
Asheville
0. B
Daniel and
Lawrence Bush
Greens
Boro
T. G. Bush
George L. Hayes
Cooper Grizzard
Washington City
Virgilia Lyerly
James Lyerly, Jr
Camp Leach, N. C
H. M. Wheeler
Virgi
Niss Edna Tickle
Mrs. McCall
Texas
S. D. Brown
Ledgerwood Hal
Waye
Ruth Vaughar
A. C. Bridge Club
J. M. Jackson
Jackson Street
Fletcher Dickens
Steve Lipscomb
Clarence Grimmer
W. L. Medlin
Frank Wilson
Pendleton Grizzard
Ridley Meacham
Francis Patterson
Sarah Crawford Towe
R. L. Towe
Roanoke Avenue
Pocketbook
Goodyear
Joyner Motor CO
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina
Church
Devo
Sec
II General Secretary
Punch
Liske-Clark
Arate Rent LE
D. Katz
Katz Shoe Shop
10Th Street
Perfection
Puritan
Shell Furniture Company
RAE Arts
Platt Ave
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