Bridge Night Entertained by Mrs A O George
On Tuesday evening this week Mrs. A. O. George hosted four bridge tables at her Monroe Street home. Top score went to Mrs. Allie Wood, second to Mrs. William Alligood, traveling slam prize to Mrs. Ted Speight via Mrs. Zollie Powell, and high guest prize to Mrs. Hubert Wirtz. A tea followed the games with guests including Mesdames Lampley, Ivy McWood, Powell, Gil Dames, Alligood, Korn, Wirtz, Morgan, Collier, Curran, Allsbrook, Speight, Pope, Parker, Harper, and Miss Edna Waford.
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A. O. George
Monroe Street
Allie Wood
William Alligood
Ted” Speight
Zollie Powell
Hubert Wirtz
Meshiam
George Lampley
Ivy Mc Wood
Arthur Gildames
Allie Korn
W .C. Morgan
Wilmer Collier
Jimmie Curran
Bernard Allsbrook
Robert Pope
James Parker
Clifton Harper
Edna Wafford
Entertains Club Hosts Bridge Night With Prizes
Miss Fannie Harris hosted the bridge club on Tuesday evening. Bernice Hitchens won the high score prize and Evelyn Johnson was second high. A sweet course with iced drink followed at ten thirty. Attendees included Kathrine Hines, Bernice Hitchens, Ruth Glover, Viola Glover, Clyde Fulgham, Evelyn Johnson, Annie Mae O'dell and Merle Bell.
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Fannie Harris
Bernice Hitchens
Evelyn Johnson
Kathrine Hines
Ruth Glover
Viola Glover
Clyde Fulgham
Annie Mae O'dell
Merle Bell
Rotogravure Farm Section Highlights North Carolina Crops and Camps
The June Roanoke Rapids Herald State Farmer Section arrives for rural subscribers featuring dewberries as a cash crop in Moore County, a piece on North Carolina Farm Youth Camps at White Lake, and agronomist P H Kine on cotton growth. Local social notes mention travels to New York and a seaside visit to Ocean View Virginia.
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White Lake
North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Jo P. Dunlop, Jr
Moore County
Bladen County
P. H. Kine
State College
The
Herald
Roanoke Rapids
Community Visitors and Illnesses Reported in Local News
Ebenezer George Arrington of Fort Monroe Virginia spent the weekend with his mother Mrs W H Arrington. Several relatives and visitors from Roanoke Rapids Halifax Tillery Scotland Neck Littleton Weldon and Greensboro were in town last week and over the weekend. chickenpox illness is spreading with T O Barnes and family among those reported ill at home.
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George Arrington
Fort Monroe
W. H. Arrington
Bernard Allsbrook
Roanoke Rapids
Charles Frailey
Halifax
Howard Dickens
Tillery
Joe Riddick
Marcus Perry
Scotland Neck
John Fenner
M. P. Crawley
L. R. Cox
R. P. Dickens
Nellie Dickens
Walter Moore
Littleton
Alice Dickens
Weldon
Wilbur Best
R. L. Dickens
Caledonia State Farm
A. E. Crawley
Wm. Tone Crawley
M. W. Warren
T. O. Barnes
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