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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1935

Page

8

Town Gossip Highlights Local Visits and Travels

Mesdames W C Williams and Paul Ray spent Monday in Peters. Carl Thompson visited Rocky Mount last Saturday. Homer Jones traveled to Sanford North Carolina. Misses Marie Evelyn Caldwell Minnie Johnson spent Saturday in Richmond. Mrs Clyde Liske visited Richmond. Mrs J E Kirk and Miss Vernie Eddings were called home to New London by their father’s illness. Clarence Topping City Point visited last Tuesday. Leona Williams Roanoke Rapids stayed with relatives in Seaboard. S M Thompson was a businessman in Ahoskie Monday. Mrs Johnson Weathers spent days in Richmond viewing gardens and historic sites. Mesdames Joe Williams Ruby Garner and Bernice Hitchens spent Sunday in Chapel Hill. Mrs W M Dixon and daughter Dorothy Mumford of Boykins Virginia visited Mrs D L Horner at Mrs Chas Speight’s home last Sunday. Mr and Mrs J F May and J W Ricks attended a banquet Friday night in Petersburg hosted by J H Cook Metropolitan manager.

Mesdames W. C. Williams Paul Ray Peters Carl Thompson Rocky Mt Homer Jones Sanford N. C Marie Evelyn Caldwell Minnie Johnson Richmond Clyde Liske J. E. Kirk Vernie Eddings New London Clarence Topping City Point Leona Williams Roanoke Rapids Seaboard S. M. Thompson Ahoskie Johnson Weathers Joe Williams Ruby Garner Bernice Hitchens Chapel Hill W. M. Dixon Dorothy Mumford Boy

Local Residents Share Weekend Travels and Guests

A series of social visits are reported with residents visiting nearby towns. C C Shell and daughter Charlotte Ann hosted guests in Durham while Clarence Radcliffe and family vacationed in Pantego. M H Hedgepeth and daughters visited S B Jones in Sanford. J B Boyd and H T Boyd hosted in Jackson. Lillian Shaw and Samm Moore visited Erwin. Sue Marcher went to Petersburg. S M Thompson spent Sunday in Littleton.

Mesdames Lillian Shaw Samm Moore Erwin W. A Outland Sue Marcher Petersburg S. M. Thompson Littleton

Halifax Women Visited Garden Tour of North Carolina

Sixty three Halifax county home demonstration club women led by Mrs Wheeler toured Duke University Chapell Hill Raleigh and several gardens in the region. The tour included guides from the Botany Department State College and numerous local hosts with visits to eight or more gardens in Chapel Hill and Raleigh.

Halifax County Chape Hill Raleigh Isabel Busbee Pauline Smith State College Wheeler Aurelian Springs Marie Moss W. P. Taylor Gideon Alston R. B. Robin

Weldon Tornadoes Defeat Emporia 10-0

The Weldon Tornadoes defeated Emporia High 10-0 on Friday. Weldon racked up nine hits off Owen and Slagle while Stephenson limited the Virginians to five scattered hits. Slagle starred in the field and Read and Harris started a batting rally for the Tornadoes. Mr and Mrs C H Speight and children spent Saturday in Kittrell.

Weldon Tornadoes Emporia High Tornadoes Owen Slagle Stephenson Weldon Virginians Read Harris C. H. Speight Kittrell

Entertains At Bridge At Mrs Davis Home

Mrs C W Davis Miss epethe Carson and Miss Hazel White hurst hosted a bridge gathering Saturday evening at Roanoke Avenue residence. Bright spring flowers decorated the living room and Omaral Daniel won the first high score prize bath powder. W C Williams received the second high score prize vase. A late sweet course followed for a list of guests. Irene Mueller and Marjorie Cannon visited Richmond Saturday.

Mary B. Cannon Henrietta Price Elizabeth Dover Sara Cannon Thelma Garris Mesdames R. G. Knight Harrell W. C. Williams L. Clements

Miss Marshall Bride Elect Honored at Bridge Shower

Miss Helen Marshall of Hal will wed Lieut William Penn on May 7. Mesdames Rudolph White Guy Caudle and Edwin Coppedge hosted a bridge shower for about 60 guests. High score prize went to Mrs Swain Norman. gifts honored the bride elect and Mrs Charles Boykin. A mock ceremony, cake cutting, and an ice course followed with performances by Kathrine Coppedge and others.

Helen Marshall Ot Hal William Penn Rudolph White Guy Caudle Edwin Coppedge Swain Norman Charles Boykin Kathrine Coppedge Ray White Anne Williams Sara Hux Smaid Anne Hale Cecil Butts Carl Thompson Hugh Pittman

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