Mrs Robert Michie Hosts Bridge Evening at Hamilton Street
Mrs Robert Michie hosted a two table bridge party on Hamilton street with colorful summer flowers and a high score by Allen Zollicoffer. Teed drinks and a two course luncheon followed as guests included Elizabeth Clark Carroll Wilson and numerous local residents.
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Robert Michie
Hamilton Street
Allen Zollicoffer
Elizabeth Clark
Carrol Wilson
Howard Pruden
William Ballou
LE. Ready
Julian Allsbrook
W. A. China
Jack Stokes
Erving
Mrs. J. M. Rice Honored On 71st Birthday
Mrs. J M Rice received a surprise birthday party on her 71st birthday July 14 hosted by the Lot Ue Moon Circle of the Woman's Missionary Society at the First Baptist Church. The circle, led by Mrs T M Bullock, held a meeting, then a program led by Mrs LW Chenents who discussed a chapter from Ty Whom Much Is Given. A birthday cake with ice cream followed, and Mrs Rice received a gift from the circle.
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J. M.rice
J. M. Rice
Lot Ue Moon
Woman's Missionary Society
The
First Baptist Church
Padgett
T.M. Bullock
LW. Chenents
Bride-Elect Honored With Outdoor Supper on Bolling Road
Mrs. D. L. Wheeler hosted an outdoor supper at her Bolling Road home in honor of Miss Margaret Taylor bride-elect. Tables with different color cloths overlooked the pool, balloons decorated the yard, and guests enjoyed iced drinks, individual picnic baskets, fruit, and watermelon. Attending were Dorothy Clark, Lib Price Hines, Ella Dean Lee, Elizabeth Beckwith, Marie Harbour, Jane West, Virginia Sutter, Mary Pieros Johnson of Weldon, and several Mrs. and Misses including Mrs. Will Dean, Mrs. Jesse Harrell, and Mrs. George Taylor.
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Babcock
Taylor
W. HH. Babcock
Hey Hoi
Roanoke Avenue
Margaret Green Taylor
Lunsford
Harlin
Miss Taylor
S Rah ‘Thompson
Ella Dean Lee Genevieve Hodgin
Elizabeth Bedwith
Elizabeth Wilson
Harbour
Frances
Virginia Suiter
Mesdames
Jesse Hurrell
Hichard Taylor
E. Ready
George Wilkes
James Currin
Lunsford Crew
Heath Lee
W A. China
George Hayes Rowe
Alimand White Akers
Douglas Debnam Wood
Jordan Goo Taylor
Bertie Brown
Zon
W. C. Thong
D. L. Wheeler
Margaret Taylor
Bolling Road
Dorothy Clark
Lib Price Hines
Ella Dean Lee
Elizabeth Beckwith
Marie Harbour
Jane West
Virginia Sutter
Mary Pieros Johnson of
Weldon
Will Dean
Jesse
Frank Williams
Bridge
Mra Gordon Goodale
Doris Hedgepetit
Hilda Hines
Mrs. Williams
Doris Hedgepeth
Hild Hin Ja Dean Lee
Elizabeth Peckwith
Marie Arbour
Gwen Coburn
Sa Thompson
Caroline Long
Betty Leathers
Virginia Suite
Mary Pierce Johnson
Mra
Albert Willian
Tome Tule Gates
George Wood
Rudolph Williams
Gore Won Goodale
M.C. Newsom
Tommie Merritt
Deaths Charles Lee Dunn 39 rural mail service member
Charles Lee Dunn 39 a retired rural mail carrier of Scotland Neck died at home on North Church Street Monday afternoon July 7 after a prolonged illness. He suffered a heart attack on duty earlier and never fully recovered. Funeral services were held at 3 PM Wednesday from First Baptist Church with interment in the church cemetery. Rev. Douglas M. Branch and Rev. John W Drake Jr. officiated. Active pallbearers included Robert L. Johnson RD House Norfleet G Medowell Irwin Clark P L E Shields and George F. Members of the American Legion served as bearers. Surviving are his wife Cord Drake of Portsmouth a sister Mrs Ethel Li of Scotland Neck nephews Dr James Chal Silver Sponge Mr James A Alexander IL of Scotland Neck and ML McDowell of Columbus and four great nieces.
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Charles Lee Dunn
Scotland Neck
North Church Street
Dunn
First Baptist Church
Douglas M. Branch
John W Drake
Trinity Episopal Church
Robert L. Johnson
RD. House
Norfleet
Medowell
Inwin Clark
PL E Shields
George F
Legin
Tie
Cone Drake
Portsmouth
Ethel Li
Alexand
Nepl Ws
Jamies Chal
Silver Sponge
James Aeander IL
ML. McDowell
Columbu
Les Alexande
Miss Hilda Hines Feted At Covingtons Bridg e Party
Miss Hilda Hines honored as Webb Neal wedding nears. Covingtons hosted a large bridge party on Tack en Street with Miss Mary Newman Covington and Miss Doris Hedgepotts among guests. Prizes included knives and forks. a pressure cooker gift to Hines. refreshments served as tables filled with summer flowers.
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Hilda Hines
Covingtons
Webb Neal
Wis
Neal Covington
Mr. Covington
Tacken Street
Mary Newman Covington
Hastesses
Miss Hines
Doris
Paul Oveston
Hilda Hins
Margaret Hines
Doris Hodzepeth
Edith Oates
Mesdames
Hines
L. 3
Neal
W. K. Matthews
L. W. Clements
DeLauder Glasgow Weds In Washington Foundry Church
Miss Lillian Glasgow daughter of Mr and Mrs Hayward Glasgow of Littleton married Leslie Wendell De Lauder son of Mrs Charles Gas kill and the late Hartzell Leslie DeLauder June 2 at Foundry Methodist Church Washington D C The Rev Ralph C Jona officiated as white gladioli snapdragons palms and lighted cathedral candles formed the backdrop The bride wore a white satin gown with a sweetheart neckline long sleeves and an all veil held by a seed pearl coronet She carried stephanotis and orchids Attendants wore aqua and pink faille gowns and picture hats At reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Weod Harvey in Chevy Chase.
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Glenn Carow
Misa Pauls Sayers
Washington
Jane Glasgow
Hayes
Newport News
Ee Smith
Athanta
Tani
Hs Jahiovy
Jose Toth
Charles Wagner
Clinton Wells
Jenner
Glasow
Littleton
Taimsbaia
Jesse Cellawing
Geomony
Mrs
Weod Harvey
Chevy Chase de
Neat-Hines wedding guests arrive from multiple states
Mr and Mrs William Grove of Philadelphia and Mrs Pat Crowell of Concord arrive today to attend the Neat Hines wedding, which will be held Saturday. They will be joined by Mr and Mrs Paul Overton at Whit.
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William Grove, NL
Philadelphia
Pat Crowell
Concord
N.C
Paul Overton
For Sale Items Include Ford Car and Household Goods
Classified ad lists a 193 Model Ford to see J. T. Mooney, City Barber, plus poultry wire, hog wire and barbed wire, fans and pressure cookers, radios and bicycles, linoleum rugs. Also mentions a 4 room house for sale at Bolling Road and Walnut Street with partial financing through Charles Ogletree.
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J. T. Mooney
City Barber
M. Morris
Bolling Road
Walnut St
Charles Ogletree
Weekend Trip And Family Reunion Featured In Local Notes
Mrs J E Mausteler and daughters Betty Anne and Mary Lou left for a two weeks vacation at Kill Devil Hills. Obit mentions Houston Puller visiting relatives in Columbia S C. A family reunion drew about 70 to 80 attendees with details of Richard and his grandfather touring mountains. Jim Shell sighting in Morehead. Mable notes he is living in Kinston and seeking an apartment.
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J. E. Mausteler
Betty Anne
Mary Lou
Kill Devil Bills
Houston Puller
Columbia, S
Tie
Edwin? Riera
Richard
Von
Hony Akers
Mie Akers
Fricnard
Mable
Jimmy Shell
Morehead
Kinston
State Board acts on cement block sales ban
The State Board of Agriculture adopted regulations to stop sales of inferior cement and cinder blocks after legislative authorisation by the 147th General Assembly. Penalties for non compliance include fines from 50 to 500 dollars, imprisonment from 30 days to one year, or both. Baird of Joliet, Illinois, named to succeed Finley, is noted in reports.
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State Board of Agriculture
Finley
George
Baird
Joliet
Minois
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