Hollister Wins Two In Loudon Area Baseball Action
Hollister claims two wins in a doubleheader with strong pitching from Bill Allsbrook and clutch catching by Randolph Crawley. Final 9 to 2 and 16 to 4 with Hollister scoring late in the second game after two runners were on base. Next games set Friday and Saturday, June 17 and 18 against a Portsmouth team at Hollister starting at 3 pm. Ruth Transon visiting Bethonia this week.
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Hollister
Wil
Tarusday Hollister
Hilllater
Tevor
Bill Allabrook
Randolph Crawley
Allsbrook
Inni
Sutunlay
WeMinter
Driers
Randolph Tharrington
Cray
Deapers
P Allsbrook
Crawley
Hon
Atheridge
Fue
T. Alston
R. Crawley
R. Tharrington
C. Marley
Drapers
R. Neville
Cooke
J. Cooks
Lock
Portsmouth
TAR HEELS Youth Heel Farmers in Greenville Dairy Judging Contest
The Aurelia Springs Young Tar Heel Farmers club sent judges Shaw Whit Neville and Michael Cool to Greenville for the Eastern District dairy cattle judging contest. Tenor of the event, held at W C Harvey's dairy, named Benjamin Savage Gat Worth Poplar Branch Ges Tobbit Glenn Nelms Nashville and Stanton Strantley Spring Hope as top five. They will represent Baston district at Raleigh June 28 in the state contest with winners advancing to the National in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelica Springs
Greenville
Dal
N Shaw
Whit Neville
Michael Cool
W.C. Harvey's
Benjamin Savage
Gat Worth
Tar Heel Farmers
Baston
Raleigh
Best Judes
St Louis
Antelian Springs
Tomoranes
Jelly and Jam Making For the June Bride
Practical guidance by Alice Blake on jelly and jam making, noting modern fruit pectin makes success easier. Provides steps for strawberry jelly and black and red currant jams, including prep, cooking, stirring, and canning to yield about eleven glasses each.
Wedding trip and travels of local residents
Mrs W S Hen left Tuesday for Raleigh to attend Miss Madge Herrs wedding. Miss Florine Holt went Sunday for a Richmond vacation with Mr and Mrs Tommie Gates. Mr Frank Kemp and daughter Beatrice left Saturday for Baltimore where Beatrice will spend the summer. Miss Rachel Moon hosted a small gathering at her Jefferson Street home Saturday night with games and refreshments for Weldon and Roanoke Rapids residents including Rachel Stallings Ruth Brewer Garnie Jones Nellie Norton Carrie Norton Attie Williams Houston Norton Bob Norton Ben Conner James Brewer Roy Lewis Ernest Harps Lucille Blanton Lizzie Shearer Ad ele Mae Moon Ed Lewter Marvin Matkins Burnice Riles Joe Taylor Clifford Bowsell Harry Moon Mrs P C Lewter Iva Williams S L Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Moon
Jefferson Street
Rachel Stallings
Ruth Brewer
Garnie Jones
Nellie Norton
Carrie Norton
Attie Williams
Messrs
Houston Norton
Bob Norton
Ben Conner
James Brewer
Roy Lewis
Ernest Harps
Weldon
Missea Lucille Blanton
Lizzie Shearer
Teligie Pool
Adele Mae Moon
Ed Lewter
Marvin Matkins
Burnice Riles
Joe Taylor
Clifford Bowsell
Harry Moon
P. C. Lewter
Iva Green Williams
S. L. Moon
Roanoke Rapids
Engagement Announced Between Miss Iox Knight Pitt and John William Rutenburg
Announcement of the engagement states Miss Pitt and John W Rutenburg plan to marry September 1 at the Pitt residence in Roanoke Rapids. Miss Pitt, daughter of Charles and Lillian Pitt, Duke 1931 graduate, taught in Greensboro. Rutenburg, son of David Rutenburg of New York, earned degrees from Columbia and Fordham and is with Doyle and Doyle, New York. Mrs Steinburg visited Richmond for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iox Knight Pitt
John William Rutenburg
Pitt
Miss Pitt
Charles McGee Pitt
Roanoke Rapids
Duke University
Greensboro
Rutenburg
David Ruten
Local Happenings Highlight Community News
Local happenings recount visits and travels of residents and guests. Alfred Marlin and daughters travel to Virginia Beach. Mrs. Loy returns to Roanoke Rapids to live with Mrs. Coburn. Miss Lewis leaves for New Bern for Shriner events. Local clubs host gatherings, bridge scores and entertainments in Richmond and Ashland area.
Mrs Sears Visits Sisters in Enfield Region
Mrs J K Sears of Enfield recently visited her sisters Mes E G Lane and Mrs Nicholson, sharing time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Sears
Enfield
Mes. E. G. Lane
Nicholson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Transon
Bethonia
Auch
Judge Green
David Traynham
Atheine
Christianburg
Ion
City Ice & Fuel Company
Dial
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Jellies
Alice Blake
Janison
Mather
Florine Holt
Richmond
Tommie Gates
Frank Kemp
Beatrice
Baltimore
Weldon Electric CO
Weldon, N. C
Frigidaire
General Motors
M. R. Steinburg
C. W. Humphries
Clyde Wheeler
Alfred Marlin
Margaret
Mary Louise
Joanne Howitt
Virginia Beach
HS. Loy
Blonay
Lewis
New Bern
Shriners
Elizabeth Wilson
NOC. Ot
Ey Rosie Wayne Matkins
Virginia Belle Vi
Rosalie Kanes
Aulander, N.C
Margaret Danning
B. J. Dunning
Margaret Dawning
Ruth Lowder
Olivia Rock
Colon Womble
Washington, D. C
Benjamin Franklin University
Susan Holliday
A. V
C. Griffin
Aviday Club
Dav Naynham
A. Wyche
Mies Macy Wraynham Wyche
George Hayes
Mesdamuarroll Wilson
Brank Hawley
Julian Allsbrook
Howard Pruden
H Camp
Allen Zollwoffer
Pendleton Grivand
Clhee Grimmer
Steve Lipscomb
Joe Young
Frank Wilson
Paul Hereich
David Praynham
Re P. Beckwith
Page
Taylor
Ashland
Taylor Mices
Mazie Coffee
Lovetteddy
Allen Zollicuft
Anne Clemons
Mosdaniel Hugh Camp
Carroll Wilson
Hovaet Proven
Paul Heydenreich
Frank Hawley
Tterson
T. W. Vi Long
Varet Chirk
Anns Cole-lizabeth Bagley
Rane Williams
Rank, He
Ruby Lee
Tulay
Massey's Mill
Washingwn
Anne Joyner
Hugh Rook
Norfolk
Mortons
Teas couEr
Libby
Pure Food Store
Dia
G.S. Gurley
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