Club Celebrates First Anniversary Dinner in Roanoke Rapids
The Business and Professional Women's Club of Roanoke Rapids marked its first anniversary with a May 30 birthday dinner at the Club House. Eighty four attendees enjoyed floral decor and corsages, with Miss Minnie Johnson presiding and Rev. Edmund Berkeley giving the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club of
Roanoke Rapids
Minnie Johnson
Iris Davis
Edmund Berkeley
All Saints Episcopal Church
Ray Finley
Ann Crawley
Miss Johnson
Arthur P. Wilson
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Mildred Dozier
Rocky Mount Club
Lizzie Barrett
Episcopal Church
Local residents and service members visit relatives this weekend
Weldon Marine William Hawkins of Quantico visited relatives here and in Roanoke Rapids Sunday. Lieut. Barry Clark has left for Panama City after ten days with relatives. Cpl. Clayton Sledge of the Richmond Army Air Base spent the weekend at home. Edwin Finch Powell of Quantico spent the weekend at home. Miss Jean Chandell returned from Greensboro to spend time at home. Miss Lucille Oakes and Miss Virginia Sutter returned from college to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Clark returned to Craddock after visiting here. Mrs. N. S. Barnes returned from Weverly after a visit. Miss Dorothy Kittner returned to Washington, D. C. after a visit. Mrs. O. B. Hardie of Roanoke Rapids visited Mrs. J. D. T. Rawlings Saturday. Miss Elizabeth Harvell returned from Greensboro and will stay for summer. Mrs. Haywood Cochrane spending days with husband at Fort Jackson. Mrs. W. L. Alston visited Raleigh last week. Mrs. Milton Harriss visiting her mother Ruth Keeter. Pvt. Malvern King of Fort Jackson spent the weekend with family. George Joyner Jr. visiting Sunbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hawkins
Quantico
Roanoke Rapids
Barry Clark
Panama City
Florida
Cpl
Clayton Sledge
Army Air Base
Richmond
Edwin Finch Powell
Jean Chandell
Greensboro
Lucille Oakes
East Carolina Teachers College
Virginia Sutter
Duke
Elliott Clark
Craddock
N. S. Barnes
Weverly
Dorothy Kittner
Washington, D. C
O. B. Hardie
J. D. T. Rawlings
Elizabeth Harvell
Haywood Cochrane
Fort Jackson
S. C
W. L. Alston
Raleigh
Milton Harriss
Ruth Keeter
Malvern King
George Joyner, Jr
Sunbury
N. C
Entertains Club Holds Bridge Party at Mrs C E King Home
Several guests and members of the bridge club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. C E King’s home. Mrs T H Holmes won the club prize and Mrs Edgar Bounds took the guest prize. Frances Nash Betty Sutter and Frances Scott were given gifts. A salad course was served to the guests and club members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
C. E. King
T. H. Holmes
Edgar Bounds
Frances Nash
Betty Sutter
Frances Scott
R. C. Cornwall
R. T. Daniel
C. R. Daniel
W. J. Edwards
G. H. Nash
N. J. Shepherd
C. S. Vinson
C. R. Turner
D. W. Seifert
J. S. Selden
W. D. Norman
Betty Suiter
Mrs. C. R. Emory Returns Home From Portland
Mrs. C. R. Emory has returned home after spending the past several months in Portland Oregon. She was away for an extended period and is now back at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Emory
Portland
Ore
Saint Mary's School honors Roanoke Rapids graduate
Mary Louise Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs A N Martin Roanoke Rapids completed a college course at Saint Mary's School and Junior College Raleigh receiving her diploma at commencement exercises Monday She was on the honor roll for the year and received the Publications award Miss Martin was among 110 receiving diplomas at the one hundred second commencement at Saint Mary's owned and operated by five Episcopal dioceses of North and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Martin
A .N .Martin
Roanoke Rapids
Saint Mary's School
Raleigh
Miss Martin
Saint Mary’s
South
Episcopal
North
South Carolina
Book Club meets at Mrs W A Pierce hostess May meeting
Mrs W A Pierce hosted the Book Club on Tuesday May 23 with president Mrs W G Sutter presiding. It was the last meeting of the club year and the study was Peace Plans for Tomorrow. Members present included Mrs Edgar Bounds Mrs W O Davis Mrs L C Draper Mrs De Allen Green Miss Kate Garrett Mrs William L Knight Mrs T C Harrison Mrs William Norman Mrs W A Pierce Mrs W G Sutter Mrs W S O B Robinson and Mrs C S Vinson. Associate members present were Mrs A W Oakes Mrs Dwight Fouts and Mrs O G Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pierce
W. G. Sutter
Edgar Bounds
W. O. Davis
L. C. Draper
de Allen Green
Kate Garrett
William L. Knight
T. C. Harrison
William Norman
W. S. O'B. Robinson
C. S. Vinson
A. W. Oakes
Dwight Fouts
O. G. Cox
Card of Thanks for Son Larr Matthews
Mr and Mrs J C Matthews express deep gratitude to friends for support and floral offerings after the death of their son Larr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larr
J. C. Matthews
Miss Elizabeth White Visits Mother in California
Miss Elizabeth White of Mc Clellan Field California visits her mother Mrs Carrie White for a few days during a home visit renewing family ties and sharing time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth White
McClellan Field, California
Carrie White
Stay on Job Pledges Signed in North Carolina
Workers in industry and agriculture in North Carolina sign Stay on Job pledges to support fighters on the front with full time work. Pledges printed in Lexington plants require triplicate copies for the front, employer, and worker. Pvt. Alex Lassiter of Fort Bragg spent the past weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Lexington
Pvt
Alex Lassiter
Fort Bragg
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. S. Loy
Kiwanis Club
Loy
L. B. Sutter
Rotary Club
D. E. Bennett
The
Lion's Club
Bennett
George N. Taylor
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cora McPherson
WAC
Billy Norwood
Clara Hearne
BE. W. Lehman
W. S. Batton
Francis Newsome
I. M. White
Roland Johnson
Eddie Cantor
Clyde Martin
Weldon
Barman's
Western Auto
Entertains Club
Saint Mary's
Warren County
Rochelle Realty CO
P. O. Box
Monte Carlo
Baltimore Sunday American
Roanoke Ave
Tickle
E. D. Harbour
Optometrist
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City, N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Littleton
Johnson’s Cabs
Roanoke Avenue
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