Graduating Exercises Set To Begin May 27
Gas ton High School announces 27 graduation events starting Sunday May 27 with Rev J G Phillips of Durham delivering the baccalaureate sermon at 11 in the school auditorium. On May 29 W M Howard of Bethel will give the graduation address at 8 30. Certificates for perfect attendance will be awarded May 30 at 10 30. Seven graduates this year include Arden Bartley Pauline Baird Janie Jordan Johnny Sue Woodruff William Hunsucker Clifton Massey Jr Breedlove Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston High School
J. G. Phillips
Durham
Board of Education, North Carolina Conference
W. M. Howard
Bethel
N. C
Arden Bartley
Pauline Baird
Janie Jordan
Johnny Sue Woodruff
William Hunsucker
Clifton Massey, Jr
Breedlove Shaw
Pfc Everette Returns From Italy to Be Stationed in U S
Pfc Clifton Lefty Everette told his wife by phone from Miami that he arrived in the United States and would be stationed there for now with hopes of a transfer nearer home. He served in Italy and was wounded in the leg, earning the Purple Heart and the Good Conduct Medal.
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Clifton
Lefty
Everette
Miami
Fla
States
Italy
Miss Madeline Lipscomb Hosts Gin Rummy Club
Miss Madeline Lipscomb entertained the Gin Rummy Club at her Washington Street home. Two tables played. Louise Phillips won high score and Alma O'dell Consolation. Prizes were awarded. A Coca-Cola sandwich plate was served at 10:30. Attending were Louise Phillips Helen Tucker Margaret Corum Louise James Nellie Outland and Frances Forrest. Francis H. Cobb of Washington D C visited with his parents J L Cobb. Mrs W A Daniel returned from Salis bury and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Lipscomb
Washington Street
Louise Phillips
Alma ,O'dell
Mesdames Louise Phillips
Helen Tucker
Margaret Corum
Louise James
Nellie Outland
Frances Forrest
Alma O'dell
Francis H. Cobb
Washington, D. C
J. L. Cobb
W. A. Daniel
Salisbury
Philadelphia
Tuesday Night Club Meets At Mrs Helms Home
The Tuesday Night Club gathered at Mrs Beamon Helms home to enjoy spring flowers. High score went to Mrs George Pappendick with second to Mrs G S Bunn, who received prizes. A sweet course with tea followed at 10:30. Attending were Mesdames Pappendick Bunn George Fitts Bennett M F White Wilmer Collier and Miss Edna Wafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Bennett
M. F. White
Wilmer Collier
Edna Wafford
Town Talk Social Notes From Weldon Enfield And Richmond
Mrs Minnie Turner and Mrs Steenie Woodruff of Weldon visited Mr and Mrs Bernard Woodruff. Mrs Avin Woodard spent the weekend at her Enfield home. Miss Sarah Cox of Chapel Hill visited her parents Mr and Mrs N D Cox. Miss Ethel Winstead stayed at home in Enfield. H M Hudson spent Sunday in Richmond.
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Minnie Turner
Steenie Woodruff
Weldon
Bernard Woodruff
Avin Woodard
Enfield
Sarah Cox
Chapel Hill
N. D. Cox
Ethel Winstead
H. M. Hudson
Richmond
Entertaining Guests At Bolling Road Barbecue
Mr and Mrs Thomas hosted a Saturday evening barbecue at their Bolling Road home in a yard setting. Guests included Raleigh visitors Mrs John Mann and Mrs John Hughes, Miss Vivian Davenport, and locals such as Mr and Mrs William Wie Dr Murphrey Lieut Geo Hayes Fannie Hayes Raymond Ward Littleton Ike Rochelle D L Traynham Richard Taylor Crocker Maddry Edgar Forest Mary Louise Fitts John Mann John Hughes and O G Horton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Frank Thomas
Bolling Road
John B. Mann
Raleigh
John M. Hughes
Vivian Daver
Rocky Mount
William Wie
W. E. Murphrey
Geo. L. Hayes
Fannie Hayes
Raymond Ward
Littleton
Ike Rochelle
D. L. Traynham
Richard Taylor
Crocker Maddry
Edgar Forrest
Mary Louise Fitts
John Mann
John Hughes
Vivian Davenport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pfc
Pacific Area
Pvt
Willard Bowers
George Nethercutt
W. C. Bowers
Roanoke Avenue
Willard “Chinchy
Rosemary Manufacturing Company
George
Carolina College
Winifred Shell
Pacific
Miss Madeline Lipscomb Entertains
America
Fellows
Roanoke Rapids
Rosemary Drug Company
Roanoke Ave
Veterans OF Foreign Wars OF
U.S
O. G. Horton
Richmand
Mrs
D. L. Balmer
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