Home Sphere highlights Halifax arts rugs and fairs
The Home Sphere notes the Halifax County Arts and Crafts Booth at the State Fair showcasing braided and hooked rugs led by Mrs. G P Parks of Scotland Neck with contributions from Mrs. Ethridge Spring Hill Mrs. Rid dick Spring Hill and Mrs. Lewis Roseneath. It advertises nutrition and home demonstration meetings and changes to Federation Day plus storage tips for electric fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Halifax County
G. P. Parks
Scotland Neck
R. W. Ethridge
Spring Hill
Timothy Riddick
J. S. Lewis
Roseneath
North Carolina Receives Dried Eggs for School Lunches
Raleigh October 13 A third of a million pounds of dried eggs has been allocated to North Carolina school lunchrooms. Jay P. Davis of the State Department of Agriculture said nine carloads totaling 410000 pounds will join other food commodities purchased by USDA. Distribution is managed by the state department with over 2600000 pounds expected for southeastern schools in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Jay P. Davis
State Department Ofgriculture
Davis
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
Southeastern S
Fern
David
USDA
Army Nurse Corps Application Date Extended 30 Days
The Army Department extends the submission deadline for Regular Army Nurse Corps integration to November 30 to give qualified nurses time to apply. Current Army Nurses and Reserve Officers may qualify for permanent commissions, increased pay scales, grade advances, and professional training. Married women and those with dependent children under 14 are ineligible. Application papers available at Army Area Headquarters or General Hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Nurse Corps
Army Department
Regular Army
M-Set
Robert M. DeYoung
Roanoke Rapide
Army and Air Force Recruiting Service
siSet DeYoung
Regular Army Nurse Corps
Ieswar
Army Area
Miss Doris Hedgepeth Bride of Frank Neal in October
Sarah Thompson hosted a dinner in the Rose Mary Cate Sue Room honoring bride Miss Doris Hedgepeth and groom Frank Neal on October 4. Attendants included Nidelyn Coburn and guests listed from Waynesboro, Washington, Portsmouth, Norfolk, Richmond, Weldon and Dunn with table centers of white venations and orange blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Thompson
Sue
Rosemary Cate
Doris Hedgeset
Frank Neal
Nidelyn Coburn
Candiwlight
Doris Hedgepeth
Gwendolyn Coburn
Peggy Vickers
Waynesboro
Kay Manley
Washington
Gene Shephard
Portsmouth
Jimmy Franklin
Norfolk
Mary Louise Ray
Richmond
Natalie Cole
Doroth Clark
Weldon
Johnson
Dunn
Tommie Merritt
Clarence Coburn
Mayo Coburn
Littleton PTA October Meeting Report
The Littleton School PTA met October 14 in the school auditorium with Mrs. Gideon Alston presiding. Reverend Julian King spoke on Religion inspiring and challenging at Littleton Baptist Church. Primary grade singers and Harriet Harvey with Charlie Richardson performed a duet. A business session followed with numerous reports. Reverend J. Sidney Cobb of Wakeville visited his sister and plans were made for future activities. Mrs. Paul Matthews and his brother Mr. J. L. Cobb were mentioned in relation to a membership drive led by Mrs. J. N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Gideon Alston
Julian King
Littleton Baptist Church
Harriet Harvey
Charlie Richardson
J. Sidney Cobb
Wakeville
Paul Matthews
J. L. Cobb
J. N
P T A Plans Halloween Carnival and Attendance Drive
Moseley and committee members report 200 patrons joined the PTA. Grade mothers and fathers named for several grades. An attendance banner will be awarded to the grade with most votes. Fourth grade win announced for October 2. Halloween Carnival slated for October 31 at Littleton Gymnasium. Miss Nannie Burt from Midlburg visited, and local residents Mrs. P S Murrill and Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W McPherson
Henderson
Littleton Gymnasum
Study Club Meets At Woman's Club in October Meeting
The Study Club held its regular monthly meeting Friday October 10 at the Woman's Club with Mrs Gordon L Price presiding and Mrs Allmond S White and Mrs R W Vaughan as hostesses. Light refreshments were served and about thirty attended including Sunny Side Garden Club and Fine Arts Club. The program titled Meet North Carolina featured a film by Mrs Parker of Wakeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club
Woman's Club
Gordon L. Price
Allmond S. White
R. W Vaughan
Sunny Side Garden Club
Fine Arts Club
Allmond White
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Home Sphere
Florence Cox
Estelle E. White
Sigia Scott
State Fair
State Nutrition Committee
Carolina
Teachers College
Greenville
Parents Teacher Organizations
Welfare Department
Health Cent
Farmers Home the Home Demonstration Clubs
U.S. Department of Agriture
Ever Ready Tailors & Cleaners
Jackson St
National Loan & Insurance CO. Inc
W. Second St
Dial
Ate
Arver
Louis Hud Ya
Broa & P
Doe Depietvo
Pattison
Noli
Mampion
McCoy
Littleton Pta
Chockoyotte
Golden Guernsey
W. L. Manning
Geo. L Kerr
Nannie Burt
Middleburg
Winnie Burt
PS. Murrill
Mary Lawder
T. M. Jenkins
Roanoke Rapids
Barry-Irwin
Uptown
Joe Jolly
Betty Kay
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Portland Cement Association
State Planters Bank
Philadelphia
Stright
Spartia
Continental Distilling Corporation
Phitadelmiia PA
Gardner’s Dairy Products
Gardner
South America
West Indies
Rocky Mount, Goldsboro, Dunn
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