Tar River Baptist meeting and local visitors noted
The Littleton column reports Rev. H Reid Miller and others attending the Tar River Baptist Association at Carey Baptist church in Vance County. Local visitors include Mr. and Mrs David Clark of Roanoke Rapids and Mrs Kate Ennis returning from New York City. Several residents resume work or host guests, with multiple towns represented in the week’s social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Reid Miller
H. A. Hunt
J. W. Benton
Tar River Baptist Association
Carey Baptist Church
Vance County
David Clark
Roanoke Rapids
Joe Wood
Rachel Wood
Thelma
Kate Ennis
New York City
Lucille Harvey
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
John Tuggle
Hopewell
Francis Joyner
Rodn Gladge
E. Foster
R. Walker, Jr
Hattie Cullom
Richmond
Haverson
Ben Ward
Baltimore
Ird
Lee Morris
Bridge Club at The Pines Hosts Autumn Night
Mr and Mrs Quenten Gregory entertained the Bridge Club at their country home The Pines on Thursday night. Con tract was played at three tables with Mrs Hugh House winning high score for ladies and a dusting powder box. Hugh House won the men high score with a shoe shine box. Dr F W M White took the traveling prize. Hostess served refreshments to members.
Children Chapter of Confederate Chapter Meeting Notes
The Childrens Chapter met Wednesday afternoon with Miss Coralyn Bass acting in president’s absence. Miss Sara Dickens presided, dues were collected by secretary Miss Lucy James Butts. Marie Dickens recited a poem, Eugenia Dickens and Jean Gregory told humorous stories, and a Mary Earle Wilson piano solo was performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childrens Chapter
Confederacy
Coralyn Bass
Sara Dickens
Lucy James Butts
Marie Dickens
Little Eugenia Dickens
Jean Gregory
Mary Earle Wilson
Louise Bass
Joe Dickens
U. D. GC
Book Exchange Meeting At Woman's Club House
A meeting for a winter book exchange is set for Monday October 15 at 3 00 PM at the Woman's Club House. Participants will buy a book which will be read and passed to others in the exchange and finally donated to the club library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Club
Fall Alpaca Fashions Suit Kitty Carlisle Wore
Film star Kitty Carlisle models a fall outfit featuring a short sleeved frock with taYeta scarf and belt, an angora thread woven through, a satin jacket with cape sleeves, ties, a felt brown fedora, and complete ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heige Alpaca
Kitty Carlisle
Monthly Meeting of Littleton Parent Teachers Assn
The Littleton Parent Teachers Association held its regular monthly meeting in the school auditorium led by president Mrs. W. S. Clark. After business, the group hosted tea in the Home Economies Room with chicken salad sandwiches hot coffee and mints for about fifty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monthly Meeting Parent Teachers Assn
Littleton
Parent Teacher Association
W. S. Clark
Tourist narrowly avoids crowd at Halifax wreck scene
Special report describes two recent head-on collisions near Halifax. While bystanders viewed the wreck a couple traveling to Florida sped toward the crowd, swerved, and overturned into the Roanoke Filling Station house but no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Florida
Roanoke
666 Liquid Tablets Salve Cold Remedy
A historical ad promotes 666 Liquid Tablets and 666 Salve as a complete treatment for colds. It claims internal use for tablets or liquid and external use for the salve, presenting a unified cold remedy.
Death of Jim Foxwell in Edenton Triggers Family Visitation
Mrs Ernest Brewer traveled to Edenton on Sunday after the death of her brother Jim Foxwell, who died Saturday night from a fractured skull after a fall from a truck a week earlier. Funeral services were held at his home and burial followed. He leaves a widow and one daughter, and his father Henry Foxwell of Edenton, plus sisters Mrs Ernest Brew of Littleton and Lina Foxwell of Edenton.
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Littleton
Ernest Brewer
Edenton
Jim Foxwell
Henry Foxwell
Ernest Brew
Lina Foxwell
Roach Couple Feud Details in Wilson County
The brief notice reports a marital dispute involving Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Roach in Wilson County, outlining ongoing tensions and the local interest it drew among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Roach
Wilson Coun
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives for controllable dosing and gentleness. A properly prepared liquid laxative like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin provides safe relief, suits individuals, and can be given to all ages including young children.
Christian Science Sunday Services at Reading Room
The notice invites the public to Sunday 11:00 A M and Wednesday 8:00 P M services at the Womans Club House on Jackson Street. Reading room hours are Tuesday and Friday 10 to 12. The Sunday subject is Are Sin Disease and Death Real.
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Littleton News
Typewriter Service Co. Weldon
N. C
Allsbrook
Attorneys At Law
Imperial Theatre
Dial
R-324
Roanoke Rapi
Lane
Jacob C. Shearin
Dia
Baltimore Sunday American
Newsboy
Christian Science Society
Womans Club House
Jackson
SETI
BOKAR
Eatmore
Swansdown Cake Flour Inc
Baker’s
Iona
Tona
del Monte
Fryers
Hamburger
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