Changing Seasons on an Attractive Prize
At ten thirty a delicious salad plate with hot coffee was served. Guests enjoying Mrs Fuller’s hospitality included Mesdames Bennett Knott Thorne Brown Gur ney Hall Taylor Collier Taylor Daniel Land and Liske, among others.
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Mrs. Fuller
Mesdames
D. E. Bennett
Ed Knott
William Thorne
L. B. Brown
Clayton Gurney
W. D. Hall
T. J. Taylor
Wilmer Collier
Dick Taylor
R. A, Daniel
Wyche
Together Again Boosts Truman Unity On Foreign Policy
President Truman finds encouragement abroad as Stalin signals no real danger of new war and Byrnes sees hope for ending the Paris Peace Conference. After Wallace’s ouster, Republicans and Democrats edge toward unity on foreign policy despite intra party turmoil.
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Truman
Henry A. Wallace
Josef Stalin
Paris
James F. Byrnes
Mr. Byrnes
Mr. Truman
Republican Party
Cordell Hall
Mr. Wallace
Wallace
A New High in U S Divorces After War Boom
A wartime disruption drives record divorce levels with over 502000 couples parting in 1945 and more than 1.8 million marriages expected this year. The surge reflects postwar adjustment challenges and many early war marriages ending in court.
War and Prosperity Shape Postwar Marriage Trends
Postwar marriage forecasts rise 11.2 percent from 1945, as war’s end frees wedding plans and veterans reach marriageable age. Divorces climb 25.5 percent, with historically fluctuating rates since 1900 and a sharp jump since 1940, from one divorce per six marriages to about one per three.
Miss Virginia Blount Honored Before Raleigh Move
Miss Virginia Blount was saluted with a bridge party hosted by Mrs. D Clark and Miss Hart Sheridan at Mrs. Clark’s home. Eight guests played, high scores earned prizes, and a gift accompanied the honoree’s tribute. A sweet course followed the game. Participants included Virginia Blount, Marjorie Cannon, Vernie Eddins, Mrs. Crawford Hoyle, Aileense, Mrs. William Batton, and Michie.
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Virginia Blount
Raleigh
N. C
Clark
Hart Sheridan
Miss Sheridan
Marjorie Cannon
Vernie Eddins
Crawford Hoyle
Cozart-Tillery Wedding at Westminster Church Richmond
Miss Wilma Cozart of Roanoke Rapids and Greenville N C wed Wells D Tillery of Roanoke Rapids on Saturday September 21 1946 at Westminster Presbyterian Church Richmond The ceremony was performed by Dr Kirkpatrick with the couple unassisted The bride wore a white winter wool gown trimmed in gold sequins and carried a red rose corsage Mrs Cozart mother of the bride and the late Mr Cozart of Greenville N C The bride is a Greenville High School and East Carolina Teachers College graduate and taught third grade at Clara Hearne School for two years Mr Tillery son of Mrs Robert Anderson of Oak Ridge Tenn and the late Mr Bruce Pennington Tillery is a Roanoke Rapids High School graduate who joined the U S Army They reside at 327 Jefferson Street in this city.
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Cozart - Tillery
Westminster Presbyterian
Richmond
Virginia
Wilma Cozart
Roanoke Rapids
Greenville
N. C
Wells D. Tillery
Kirkpatrick
Tillery
H. B. Cozart
Cozart
Greenville High School
East Carolina Teachers College
Clara Hearne
Robert Anderson
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Bruce Pennington Tillery
Roanoke Rapids High School
Mrs Houston Fuller Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Houston Fuller entertained her bridge club last Wednesday at her home with three tables of play. Fall folders and evergreens decorated the house while a fruit drink was served. Mrs C D Liske won high score and received a prize.
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Tautus
Ostober
U. S
Rae
Bobbie Brooks
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