All Gaul Is Divided and Fateful Cough Jokes Circulate
A fragmentary clipping surveys wartime views among French groups Realists Sentimentalists and Militarists reacting to German occupation. It notes family separations over cooperation and mentions a Civil War era style Underground Railway comparison. Also included are anecdotes about a boy defending washing in a yard and a Charleston waitress’s lunch tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaul
France
Dwight Morrow
de Gaulee
Germany
Town and County Social Roundup In June
Village notes list numerous residents visiting relatives and attending conferences in Montreat Raleigh Norfolk and Virginia Beach. Highlights include Miss Josephine Speight leaving for Lewisburg and many trips to Roanoke Rapids Rocky Mount and Norfolk with gatherings at Fort Bragg and Washington events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Braswell
Annie Mare Bridges
Chapel Hill
Abner Braswell
James Braswell
Jackson
James Bolton
Paul Hodges
Lasker
Marvin Harris
Katherine and Cashwell
Polly Harris
Henry Harris
Garysburg
Bernard Woodruff
Clarence Pearson
Raleigh
Grover Taylor
Marie Riggins
First Christian Church
Montreat
Stella Wilson
Mary Walter Shell
Deciples of Christ
Frances Grant
Estelle Pearson
May Sasser
Oscar Lee
Billy Waters
Conway
W. A. Grant
W. J. Polston
Pete Myrick
Norfolk
Annie Myrick
Ethel Sasser
James Moore
Buddy Perkinson
Oak City
Marshall Telle
M. C. Newsom
John King
Fort Bragg
B. D. Johnson
Greenville
J. B. Edmonds
E. L. Crowder
Benna Vista
W. R. Teele
Sybil Jean Lee
J. 2. Lee
Seaboard
Gladys Perkinson
Vernon Lee
Marvin Deberry
Bernard Hux
William Joyner
Womans Club of
Roanoke Mills No. 2
Washington, D. C
Luray Caverns
M. C. Mills
Henderson
Bernard Leon
Mills
Roanoke Rapids
Jack Vincent
S. J. Bounds
Rocky Mount
Edward Parker
Marcella Marks
Baltimore
B. Marks
Ann Akers
A. E. Akers
Geoil Hardy
Geo. Sullivan
Ikey Johnson
Roanoke
Henry Pair
Richmond
J. H. Pair
B. F. Blankenship
Roanoke, Va
W. S. Saunders
Margaret Burton
Katherine Armstrong
Virginia Lane
Mary Frances Taylor
Elma Dawson
Emily Dunning
Lula Clary
Lottie Allen
Carey Massey
Lizzie Wells
Butler Broun
Lloyd Allen
Murrell Hudson
Algie Dickens
James Taylor
Geo. Nash
Monroe Starke
Henry Akers
Emily Taylor
Mary Coburn Woodruff
Mary Taylor
Ed White
Tom Mullen
Pete Bill Moore
Bruno Batchelor
Wiley Long
James Pope
Robert Carey
Josey
Marvin Collier, Jr
Skinny” Rothrock
Scott Benton
Walter Kendrick
M. C. Moseley
R. G. Floyd
Helen Roberson
E. R. Ricks
Carlton Cannon
Liz Broun
George Hayes
George Nash
J. H. Nicholson
Eugenia
Joseph Hale
Kenbridge
Lottie Moon
Rosemary Baptist Church
J. M. Faison
Jefferson Street
H. W. Whee
Long Surfers Broken Hip In Fall At Farm
Mac Long of Longview near Garysburg sustained a broken left hip after a dog on Wiley Long’s farm ran between his legs and tripped him Saturday morning about eight o’clock. He, about 55, was admitted to the local hospital and is expected to remain for some time. He was a brother of the late Dr. T. W. M. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Long
Longview
Garysburg
Wiley Long
Long
T. W. M. Long
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Allen
Chaveston
South Carolina
R. EB. Merritt
Lemuel Bridges
George Speight
Buddy Beckswith
Virgil MacDowell
Raiford Green
Chowan River
Josephine Speight
Lewisburg
Methodist Bible
Charlie Smith
R. T. Smith
Odell Smith
Release Smith
Williamsburg
Fred Vaughan
Patsy
Tarboro
Ernest Acree
Tommy Norwood
Alice Cole
Merle Cole
P. C. Hobbs
Emporia
Everett Page
Levander Smith
Nashville
Julian Bristow
Alease Bristow
Suffolk
Grady Hawkins
Helen Hawkins
White Plains
Ler
Scott Hasty
Louis Crane
Bristol
Tenn
Linsey Siegfried
Our
Building and Loan Association Service
Jet Building and Loan
W. 2Nd Street
Bambyy
P.S
HANES
Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem, North Carol
Dept
Quality Family Outfitters
Leggett's
Mens Dept
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