James A. Vincent dies at 73 in Vulture home
James Anthony Vincent, 73, longtime farmer and resident of Vulture Northampton County, died Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 at his home. Survived by wife Florence Ford Vincent two sons W A Vincent and M C Vincent of Vulture and a daughter Mrs R L Grant of Jackson. Funeral held at home Wednesday at 3 with Rev E L Sawyer officiating and interment in Oak Grove Cemetery. Roanoke Rapids residents attended in large numbers.
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James Anthony Vincent
Vulture
Northampton County
James
Sevella Vincent
Florence Ford Vincent
W. A
M. C. Vincent
R. L. Grant
Jackson
E. L. Sawyer
Oak Grove Cemetery
Roanoke Rapids
Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule and Circle Meetings
The Presbyterian Church outlines services at 9 45 a m and 11 a m with sermons The Poverty of Little Souls and The Cheerful Christian Accompa nied. Pioneers and Young People meet at 6 20 and 7 30 p m. Women’s Auxiliary Circles meet with chairs Mrs Frank Hawley and Mrs R G Knight on Tuesday at 3 30 p m. Elders and deacons hold separate meetings in the Education Building Tuesday night at 7 80.
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Womans Auxiliary
Frank Hawley
Upshur Higginbotham
R. G. Knight
Howard Hancock
U D C Meeting at Barnhill Home Near Enfield
Mrs Mary Barnhill and others hosted the Frank M Parker Chapter U D C in the Barnhill home near Enfield Thursday afternoon. President Mrs W F Dickens presided with devotion led by Mrs L L Allen. Miss Katie Riddick spoke on Nashville Tenn and Mrs Waverly White read about Sidney Lanier. Memorial Day plans were discussed for Elmwood Cemetery on Mother's Day May 12 at 430 with flowers. A speaker will attend.
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Mary Barnhill
Egbert Barnhill
J. R. Powers
R. W. Sykes
Frank M. Parker
Barnhill
Enfield
W. F. Dickens
L. L. Allen
Katie Riddick
Nashville, Tenn
Enfield Hostess Hosts 12 & 1 Bridge Club
Enfield hostess Miss Eunice Cuthrell entertained the 12 and 1 Bridge Club and friends Thursday evening. High score prizes went to Miss Frances Hofler and Mrs. John Walton. Mrs. Henry Hillard won the traveling honor prize. A sweet course was served to guests including Miss Mary Eleanor Bobbitt, Miss Dot Bell, Mrs. Ralph Cuthrell, Mrs. R. C. Whitehead, Miss Kiki Andleton, Mrs. Elmer Cuthrell, Miss Mary Mac Clark, Miss Eloise Hardison, Miss Frances Hofler, Mrs. Henry Hillard, Mrs. John Walton, and the hostess.
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Eunice Cuthrell
Frances Hofler
John Walton
Henry Hillard
Mary Eleanor Bobbitt
Dot Bell
Ralph Cuthrell
R. C. Whitehead
Kiki Andleton
Elmer Cuthrell
Mary Mac Clark
Eloise Hardison
Conway Woman Dies At Local Hospital Friday
Mrs. E. T. Luter, 42, of Conway, died in Roanoke Rapids Hospital on Friday April 26 after a two week illness from pneumonia. She was admitted April 18. The body was returned to Conway for funeral services and interment Sunday afternoon.
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E. T. Luter
Conway
Roanoke Rapids
Enfield Hostess Hosts Bridge Friends on Rail Road Street
Mrs. Collins Cuthrell entertained three tables of contract players Thursday evening at her home on Rail Road Street in Enfield. High score prize went to Mrs. Emmette Marshall, with Mrs. W. B. Burchette taking the cut prize.
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Collins Cuthrell
Railroad Street
Enfield
Emmette Marshall
W. B. Burchette
Cuthrell
James Harris
W. L. Madry
Bennie Bobbitt
Harold Burrows
Jack Whitehead
Max Meyer
W. B. Bu
J T Chase Speaks at Kiwanis on Good Will Week
Roanoke Rapids Kiwanis event marks United States Canada Good Will Week anniversary of the Rush Bagot Agreement. J T Chase shares views on Canada US ties Monroe Doctrine and possible conflicts if other nations threaten the region. Count Potocki Polish ambassador visit planned. Junior Police Patrol funds approved. Joe Floyd attends as guest.
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J. T. Chase
Kiwanis Club
Roanoke Rapids Club
United States
Mr. Chase
Monroe
South America
Greenland
Ireland
Germany
Iceland
Canada
W. A. Thorne
Kiwanis
Anna Belle Terrell
Count Potocki
Poland
Rotary Clubs
Lions Club
First Baptist Church
Welch Family Visit Mentioned in Norfolk Bound Note
J. Fred Welch of Charlotte spent Monday afternoon with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Welch. Mr. Welch was en route to Norfolk, Virginia.
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J. Fred Welch
Charlotte
J. F. Welch
Mr. Welch
Norfolk, Va
F. C. Wood, Jr
Dick Weeks
Washington, D. C
F. C. Wood
Julian Glover
Plymouth
N. C
Owen Tutor
Ruby Wilkinson
Norfolk
U. S. S. Texas
Edgar Wilkinson
W. G. Liske
Kinston
Woodland Boy Killed in Hit and Run Saturday Night
John Joyner aged 15 from Woodland died at Roanoke Rapids Hospital after injuries from being struck by an unknown driver while cycling on U S Highway 258 between Woodland and George. A companion rider was uninjured. Law’rence Joyner, the boy’s father, brought him to hospital Saturday night. he died a few hours after admission. Police pursue leads toward an arrest.
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John Joyner
Woodland
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Joyner
Lawrence Joyner
U. S. Highway 258
George
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James A. Vincent
Presbyterian Church
U.D.C
Weldon, N. C
J.T. Chase
Woodland Boy
Hitrun
Sat
Lady Fair Beauty Shop
Vogue Beauty Shop
Acme Grocery CO
Weldon
Roanoke River
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