Educational tour to Manteo and Lost Colony pagrant
Readers are invited to join an educational tour to Manteo and the Lost Colony pagrant on August 20 21. Club members may contact the home demonstration agent at once for details. The 4 H Club district health program features demonstrations on room improvement with state winners advancing to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago.
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Manteo
The
Lost Colony Pagrant
Florence Cox
State College
North Carolina
Chicago
Opal Jones
Rose Ellwood Bryan
Aurelian Springs
Sion
J.jing
B. Jones
Halifax
Clement Pittman
Scotland Neck
Son
C. F. Pittman
Greenville
N. C
Bryan
Miss Florence Draper Honored With Pre nuptial Parties
Weldon notes show Miss Florence Draper bride elect receiving two decorated gatherings. A yellow white theme featured bridge at five tables with prizes to Miss Draper and guests including Miss Mary Pierce Johnson. A later tea cart presentation and a kitchen shower followed with attendees from Raleigh Florida Virginia and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Draper
Miss Draper
Prise
Mary Pierce Johnson
Connie Joyner
Late Alien Browne
J. S. Selden
Mary Ann Daniel
Marion Bruce Jeffreys
Florence
Herbert M. Browder, Jr
R. O. Bloomer
Local Weddings Highlight Littleton Ceremony and Related Nuptials
Emily Downs and Mar ee Hugh Phillips wed at Hobgood Baptist Church on June 7 with Rev Grady J Haynes officiating. The event included duchess satin gowns, attendants, and a reception at the bride’s home followed by a honeymoon trip. Other couples listed include Miss Virginia King and Allan Gray Watkins, and Miss Alice Blair Myrick marrying John Alfred Jamanson with a service at Littleton Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard W. Joyner
Portsmouth
Harry Arrington
Norfolk
Will Bishop Pittman
Eddie Pendleton
Skyland Drive
Wis
Shirley
Goleman
Richmond
Ivory
Botton
Watkins
Virginia Tames
Rick
Alice Blair Myrick
Liutces
John Alfred Jamanson
Clifford James
Frances Dohaaten James
Kin
Ieerseny
Soternaai En Shine
Littleton. Meth Gist
Harvey Davis
Mr Jullan Ring
Wedding of James and Frances Earl in North Carolina Church
Organist and bridesmaids in attendance as the bride wore Chantilly lace. The groom’s brother and other members acted as ushers. After the ceremony, the couple’s parents hosted a reception. The bride is UNC alumna and Wake Forest law student James. A related notice mentions a daugher birth and a Roanoke Rapids mail collection schedule.
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John Moore Pichot
Daphne Fitts
William Joseph Vaughan
Henderson and
Chapel Hill
Irene Meekins
Washington
Elnora Lambeth
Littleton
Nora Grant Alston
William W. Johnston
James
Myrick
USNAC
Barther
Onde
Sterling Johnston
Jack May
J. ©. Jones
Pittsboro
Fred Shamblee
Spring Hope
Woman's Collece
UNC
Mars Hill College
United States Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
Law
Wake Forest College
Pi Beta Nu Phi
Frances Earl
Roanoke Rapids
Years Ago A Backward Glance Six Years Ago
Miss Margaret Richey Long daughter of the late Dr T W M Long and Mrs Long of this city was married to Ensign John Tyler of Roxobel in a ceremony at All Saints Episcopal Church MeOo atd Mes Lo G. Shell ane nounce the engagement of their daughter Winifred to George cthercutt of this city T W Mullen Virgil McDowell John Buck and Arch Liles attend the Southern Textile As ta tion at Myrtle Beach SC Ten Years Ago Me and Mrs Roland Johnse
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Margaret Richey Long
T. W. M. Long
Long
Cit
Ensign John
Tyler
Roxobel
All Saints Episcopal Church
Lo G. Shell
Winifred
George Cthercutt
T. W. Mullen
Virgil McDowell
John Buck
Arch Liles
Southern Textile
Myrtle Beach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maneto
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Tomators Club
Halifax County
Raleigh
White Dairy Products Company
Rosemary Cafe
Charlie and
Johnnie Thanos
Weldon News
MISS
Mohorne
Iss Branoks Draper
Sybie Allen
Ralster
Mra
J. W. Talley
Fitts-Crumpler Electric CO
Littleton News
Heratd
Carolina
Roland Johnse
Barry-Irwin
E. N
Sack
Barman
Spartan Radio
Taylor Furniture Co
Roanoke Ave
Yow le
Land Bros
Towle
Jewelers
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