Young Lincoln and Classic Screen Romances At Peoples Theatre
Henry Fonda stars in Young Mr Lincoln at Peoples Theatre Sunday through Tuesday, portraying Lincoln from Berry store beginnings to moonlight trial scenes. Clouds Over Europe features Laurence Olivier, Ralph Richardson, and Valerie Hobson Wednesday and Thursday. Naughty But Nice with Dick Powell and Ann Sheridan screens Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Peoples Theatre
Mr. Lincoln
Henry Fonda
Alice Brady
Marjorie Weaver
Aideen Whelan
Eddie Collins
Berry Lincoln
New Salem
Illinois
Ann Rutledge
Springfield
Mary Todd
Miss Todd
Laurence Olivier
Valerie Hobson
Europe
Ralph Richardson
George Curzon
George Merritt
Gus McNaughton
Peoples
Dick Powell
Ann Sheridan
Gale Page
Helen Broderick
Allen Jenkins
Maxie Rosenbloom
Zasu Pitts
Big City
Tin Pan Alley
Town Talk: Local Guests and Visit Notes
Williamsburg residents host guests include Mr and Mrs F A Jones and Miss Eloise Jones. Visits extend to Palmyra Norfolk Portsmouth Leaksville Georgia and Washington with several residents traveling for fairs and holidays.
Silver Tea Hosted by Viola Grant Collier Circle
The Roanoke Rapids Methodist Church group sponsors a silver tea at Mrs. F. M. Coburn’s home on Saturday July 1 from 3 30 to 5 30 pm. The public is invited. Miss Edla Rook and Bill Cobb of Portsmouth visited Mrs. P B S Rook on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Grant Collier
Roanoke Rapids
Edla Rook
Bill Cobb
Portsmouth
Rook
Local residents make weekend trips and lemonade party
Miss Cleta Lewis left Saturday for New York to visit relatives. Mrs. Sam Bunn went Wednesday to the New York World's Fair. Mrs. Ray Jeffers and Miss Ella Lassiter spent Sunday at Lake Everett. Miss Ann Bunn visits Rocky Mount this week. Emory workers served lemonade Friday with each child bringing a sugar cup lemon or penny. Forty children enjoyed games and anticipate another refreshment party this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleta Lewis
New York
Sam Bunn
Ray Jeffers
Ella Lassiter
Lake Everett
Ann Bunn
Rocky Mount
Emory
Bridal Reception After Taylor Shearin Wedding
After the Taylor Shearin ceremony Mrs Willey hosted the bridal party relatives and close friends. The table featured a three tier wedding cake with satin ribbon streamers baby breath and lilies of the valley. Out of town guests included Burton McGhee Raleigh Garland Shearin Burton Floyd Robert Morris and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames R. M. Pope
T. A. Whitfield
M. F. White
Henry Willey
Mary Virginia Whitfield
Burton
Willie Shearin
Littleton
R. M. Pope
Roanoke Rapids
Weldon
Local Lively Weekend Visits Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Fletcher Dickens of Suffolk were week end guests of Mrs J W Taylor. Mr and Mrs Staley Roberts of Norfolk visited Mrs R J Rightmyer Sunday. Gordon Scott of Leaksville returned home with Billie Neal after visiting Mrs L S Neal. Connie Whitt of Chicago visited friends in the city Monday. James Melton Jr of Langley Field visited his aunt Mrs R J Rightmyer Sunday. Mrs F M Coburn Miss Gwendolyn Coburn and Cecil Coburn spent Saturday in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Jones
Williamsburg
R. J. Rightmyer
Cecil Coburn
Wilmington
Delaware
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Roberts
Norfolk
Thurman Adkins
Portsmouth
L. H. Taylor
J. P. Pruden
L. H. Taylor Jr
Graham Dickens
Betty Kirkpatrick
Leaksville
L. S. Neal
Bradford Browning
Georgia
Tommie Morris
Colerain
Suffolk
J. W. Taylor
Staley Roberts
Gordon Scott
Billie Neal
Connie Whitt
Chicago
James Melton Jr
Langley Field
F. M. Coburn
Gwendolyn Coburn
Richmond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young Lincoln
Richardson
British Intelligence Service
Olivier
F. A. Jones
W. G. Bunch
Billie Bunch
Palmyra
Sjack Holt
Coumen Soz
Murr
Lewis D.collins
Sidney Blackmer
Wisla
Patagonia
Baiser Susur Witewa
Columbia Diversity
Ralph Morgan
Mok
Ome
Emer Tournas
Marean Lown
Katherine Pemille
Link
Lemonade Party
Young MR. Lincoln
Walt Disney Cartoon
Jack Holt
Iniperial
Katherine DeMille
Virginia Bruce
Walter Pidgeon
Lupe Velez
Leon Errol
Mexico
Wahoo
Gene Autry
Mr. and
Mrs. Fletcher Dickens
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