DeBerry and Carlisle No-Hit Double Helmer For Romances
DeBerry and Carlisle each pitched no hit no run games as the Rosemary Romances opened their 1947 home season at Ledgerwood Park. Carlisle fanned 18 and allowed one baserunner in a 2-0 win over Bybee and Bybee, with Simms driving in the first run. DeBerry followed with a 5-0 victory, striking out 10 as Norfolk’s Bill Johnson was limited to six hits. The Romances played clean defense and improved to 2-0 on night two.
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Russ DeBerry
Anky
Carlisle
Rosemary
Ledgerwood Park
Bybee
Norfolk
South
Little Chet Simms
Hank Stewart
Simms
Inter
Wrenn
Bill Johnson
DeBerry
Romances In 2 Games At Roarke Park Saturday Night
Pepsi-Cola of Norfolk visits Roake Park to duel the Rose Mary Romances in a two game set. Sid Johnson headlines a strong hurling staff alongside Billy Johnson and Skeets Forbes. the Rusnuncon also touts a solid pitching corps led by DeBerry and Carlste.
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Romancos
Sid Johnson
Pepsi-Cola
Pilly Johnson
Sid
Berkley Braves
Sid Skeets Forbes
Rusnuncon
M Fine
DeBerry
Carlste
Frank Everstte
Murfresboro
Mrs Thompson Hosts Bridge Club Party Night
Mrs Jay Thompson hosted a bridge gathering last week with three tables playing until 10 30 Coca Cola was served as scores were announced Mrs Fleetwood Sullivan and Mrs Earl Daughtry placed high with prizes floating prize went to Mrs Graham Lynch A dainty strawberry shortcake was served on refreshment time with Valley favors on each plate Guests paying tabs included Fleetwood Sullivan Daughtry Lynch Gibson L B Allen Aly Batts J P Little W H Tickle S C Culbreth H E B Cameron Genevieve Hodgin Bernice Hitchens
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Jay Thompson
Fleetwood Sullivan
Earl Daughtry
Graham Lynch
Dors Grundman
Sdesdtines
Daughtry
Graham Lynch WE
Gibson
L. B. Allen
Aly Batts
J. P. Little
W. H. Ticke
S.C. Culbreth
H. E B. Cameron
Genevieve Hodgin
Bernice Hitchens
Hayes, Jr
George Hayes, Jr
George Hayes
Doris Hedgepeth
Eugene Shell
Clarence Coburn
George Nethercutt
William Shell
Mayo Coburn
M. C. Newsom, Jr
Carlton Cannon
Tommie Merritt
Hugh Godwin
Jack Vincent
Fannie Hayes
Smith Taylor nuptials reported in Emporia ceremony
Mrs Lucy Taylor announces the marriage of granddaughter Ruby A Taylor to Lynn J Smith of Littleton. The wedding solemnized in Emporia Virginia on May 7 1947. After a trip to unannounced points the couple plans to reside in Roanoke Rapids. Mrs Hayes Jr hosted a bridge club evening with George Hayes Jr. presenting hand painted tally cards.
Sunnyside Garden Club and Fine Arts Club Meet in May
The Sunnyside Garden Club and the Fine Arts Club will hold a joint meeting Monday afternoon May 19 at 40 in the Woman's Club House. A notable program is planned with an art exhibit and special music by a Sunn ensemble.
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Sunnyside Garden Club
The
Fine Arts Club
Woman's Club House
Sunng Ensemble
J. Wilbur
Sunn
Raleigh
Secretary of the State Garden Speaker Afternoon
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Taylor have returned from Newport News Virginia to make their home here. The lab will be the speaker for the afternoon.
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State Garden
Lab
Mra
Jimmy Taylor
Newport News
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