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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1936

Page

8

Jackets Close Basketball Season With Alumni Victory

The Yellow Jackets defeated the Alumni 42 to 17 to end the season. Co Captain Byrd led with 11 points, Joe Brown added 10, Allsbrook had 5, and W Dickens 2. 11 players scored as the Jackets totaled 354 points for the year under Coach Tom Cheek. Irvin Byrd led the team with 105 points for the season.

Yellow Jacket Jax Simms Allsbrook Jackets W. Dickens Byrd Joe Brown Hughes Vincent Brown Jones McGee Newsome J. Brown Wood Topping Myrick Y. Brown Nance Elizabeth City Irvin Byrd J. E. Brown Cannon Butler Boone Wayra Brown Irvin Byrd Cheek

Miss Bell Hosts Bridge Party For South Rosemary Guests

Miss Bell entertained twelve guests at Mrs. C. T. Johnson s home in South Rosemary on Tuesday evening for a progressive contract bridge game. Kathrine Hines won high and Sula Williams was second. a salad course followed. Attendees included Mesdames John Moore Lewis Johnson Charlie Johnson and Misses Clyde Fulgham Annie Mae O Dell Bernice Hitchens Lula Williams Fannie Harris Ruth Glover Viola Glover Lucille Dunn. Viola Glover visited Durham North Carolina for the weekend while Annie Mae O Dell went to Norfolk Virginia. Dink Gordon returned to Nashville North Carolina after visiting Miss Frances Hines and Mrs E Beaman Helms.

Merle Bell C. T. Johnson Rosemary Annie Mae O'dell Bernice Hitchens Lula Williams Fannie Harris Ruth Glover Kathrine Hines Viola Glover Lucille Dunn Durham N. C Annie Mae O’dell Norfolk Dink” Gordon Nashville Frances Hines E. Beaman Helms

Mrs Alligood Hosts Bridge Club Evening

Mrs Bill Alligood entertained her bridge club on Tuesday night March 3. Miss Edna Wafford won high score with A O George second. both received gifts. Guests included Mesdames Brown Bunn George Lampley Mahorn Wilson Wirtz Wood Harper Henderson Gilliam and Miss Wafford with coffee and sandwiches.

Bill Alligood Bridge Club Edna Wafford A. O. George Mesdames R. M. Brown G. S. Bunn George Lampley Ivey Mahorn Gene Wilson H. C. Wirtz J. A. Wood Clifton Harper Erma Lee Henderson A. L. Gilliam

Mrs Carroll Wilson Hosts Bridge Club For Monday Meet

Mrs Carroll Wilson hosted the Monday Bridge Club on March 2 with several guests. High prize was awarded to Mrs William Batton and an attractive plate was served to listed ladies and misses including Ruth Transon Winifred Beckwith Virginia Blount plus Frank Hawley Julian Allsbrook H S Loy O Griffin George Hayes Grace Kennedy R E Cleaton Jr Pendleton Grizzard.

Carroll Wilson Monday Bridge Club Wm. Batton Frank Hawley Julian Allsbrook H. S. Loy William Batton Pendleton Grizzard O. Griffin George Hayes Grace Kennedy R. E. Cleaton Ruth Transon Winifred, Beckwith Virginia Blount

Rosemary Methodist Class Meeting Reports Regular Session

The Rosemary Methodist Church class meeting, number three, met at Miss Louise Wright’s Franklin Street home Tuesday evening at 7 30. Teacher O Griffin led the session with Miss Fannie Harris presiding and conducting a brief business program.

Rosemary Methodist Church Louise Wright Franklin Street Griffin Fannie Harris Harris

Weekend House Party at Dickens Cottage Virginia Beach

A Virginia Beach gathering featured Miss Sallie Dickens and many Enfield residents. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Watson N. Sherrod and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Dickens plus several others at the Dickens Cottage event.

Freshman Joyner Joins YMCA Delegation to Dunn Visit

Jim Joyner of Roanoke Rapids, a UNC freshman, is one of ten freshmen chosen by the YMCA to spend a week in Dunn. He will speak on college activities to civic groups and schoolchildren.

Jim Joyner Roanoke Rapids University of North Carolina Y.M.C.A Dunn

Darlington Womans Club Minstrels March 11-12

The Darlington Woman's Club will present the Dixie Blackbird Minstrels at the Darlington School on Wednesday and Thursday nights March 11 and 12 at 8 o'clock. The show features a juvenile and adult minstrel, a Now and Then Sketch, a variety of sketches, a negro divorce scene, and a negro sermon and wedding with 50 characters. A popularity contest awards a tinted Photo-Art Studio photograph from Weldon.

Darlington Woman's Club Dixie Blackbird Minstrels Darlington School Weldon

Former Weldon Man Named Vice President at White Plains Bank

Allen Stainback, formerly Weldon and Greensboro native, has been elected vice president of the County Trust Company of White Plains New York, a branch of the Bank of Manhattan. He previously served as trust officer and worked at the Bank of Manhattan for four years before moving to White Plains two years ago.

Allen Stainback County Trust Company White Plains N. Y Bank of Manhattan New York City Mr. Stainback W. L. Stainback Eva Allen Stainback Greensboro N. C Weldon Greensboro High School University of North Carolina Harvard The

Dies at Duke Duke Hospital James Hewitt of Weldon

James Hewitt of Weldon died in Duke Hospital Sunday. Funeral services were held at the residence Tuesday led by Rev. Fountain. He was a brother of Mrs. Russell Myrick of this city.

James Hewitt Weldon Duke Hospital Fountain Russell Myrick

Aunt Sally Hines Dies. Noted County Farmer

Aunt Sally Hines, a well known Black woman and respected farmer in Halifax County, died yesterday at her home near Roanoke Rapids. Funeral services were held today. Cecil Pendleton of State College spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A O Pendleton.

Sally Hines Roanoke Rapids Halifax County Cecil Pendleton State College Mrs A. O. Pendleton

Local Scout Troop Earns Eastern North Carolina Citation

Troop 42, a 37 member Boy Scout unit, receives national headquarters citation as one of the four best troops in Eastern North Carolina. Scoutmaster Bill Alligood leads with Yates Brown as assistant and Carlton Cannon and Jack Vincent as scout leaders.

National Headquarters North Carolina Bill Alligood Yates Brown Carlton Cannon Jack Vincent

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Miss Bell Mrs. Alligood Mrs. Wilson Va. Beach Darlington Womans Club Weldon Man Eugenia Rook E.c.1.c Ida Rook Lillian Walston Scotland Neck Fannye Marks New York Cornelia Modlin Davis Roanoke Aunt Sally Hines Pender Southern Manor Greens Baker’s Breakfast Old Virginia LUX D. P. Blend VEAL
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