Fall Flower Show At Darlington On September 16th
Darlington Woman’s Club will hold its fall flower show on Wednesday afternoon September 16 at the schoolhouse. Non members may enter the flower show and Ball Kerr Canning Contest with entries in multiple classification groups. Registration and judging will be conducted by the Arrangement and Registration Committee with Mrs J W Dickens in charge of canned products.
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Darlington
Darlington Womans Club
Ball & Kerr
Forrest Dickens
Eddie Dickens
L. M. Butts
J. W. Dickens
Engagement of Mary Belle Dra per and Abbott Lane Browne
Mr and Mrs Luther Clifton Draper of Weldon announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Belle to Abbott Lane Browne of Greensboro son of Mr and Mrs Carl Browne of Panama City Florida The wedding is set for early Fall.
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Luther Clifton Draper
Weldon
Mary Belle
Abbott Lane Browne
Greensboro
Carl Browne
Panama City
Florida
Local Scout Troop Stages Sky High Musical Oct 2
The Boy Scouts of America Troop 142 presents Sky High a musical comedy at the High School auditorium on Friday night October 2. Rehearsals begin September 21 and last ten days before the show directed by The National Producing Co with a company director in charge. Cast details will be announced later.
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Troop 142
Boy Scouts of America
National Producing Co
Ater
Local Social Roundup and East Coast Travels
Weldon and Richmond residents travel notices. Weldon residents WelBickett Hawkins and R B Harrington return from CMTC. Mrs Lood Judkins and son return from Suffolk visit. Parker visits Goldsboro with Mrs H L Bizzell. Vernon Thompson and son weekend at Richland. Blossom Taylor of Raleigh visits, E S Parker in New Bern. Charles Williamson at Nag's Head. Oak Ridge Military Acad trip. Mrs B G Rodwell hosts bridge at Washington Ave in Weldon with guests and top score shown. salad tea served to listed guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lood Judkins
Suffolk
Parker
Goldsboro
H. L. Bizzell
Vernon Thompson
Richland
Harry Fried
Carmen Gore
James Rowell
Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge Military Acad
B. G. Rodwell
Weldon
Washington Avenue
D. P. Moore
C. R. Turner
W. B. Edwards
R. C. Cornwall
R. T. Daniel
C. F. Gore
C. E. King
Cardui Helps Women Build Strength Through Nourishment
Cardui is said to stimulate appetite and digestion improving nourishment and strength. It is praised by Mrs. C. Ratlitt of Hinton West Virginia after childbirth and widely endorsed by users though medical consultation is advised if it fails.
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Cardui
C. Ratlitt
Hinton
W. Va
Cardul
Local Notables Return from Virginia Beach and Norfolk Visit
Darlington residents Miss Theresa Branch Mrs Ruby Carper and Mrs E W Dickens Sr visit regions including Henderson and Richmond. Howard Dickens returns from Fort Bragg. Miss Lilly Mae Floyd to teach as principal Eth el Mooney Hux resumes role at Darlington school. Marie Branch travels from Norfolk.
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Davis Dickens
E. W. Dickens Sr
Virginia Beach
Theresa Branch
Henderson
Ruby Carper
Richmond
E. D. Dickens
Felts
Sebrell
Frances Dickens
Lilly Mae Floyd
Northampton
Ethel Mooney Hux
Heathsville
Darlington
Howard Dickens
Fort Bragg
Local Residents Attend Short Visits and Movements
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Raleigh spent the week end with her mother Mrs. J. R. Wollett. Mrs. W. F. Stokes of Hendersonville visits her parents in Littleton. Miss Ruby King leaves for Raleigh to attend Miss Hardbarger Secretarial School. Dr. F. D. Sain of Philadelphia visits Mrs. N. W. Warren. Miss Lucy King travels to Greensboro for G. C. College. William Leach Harold Keeter and William Skinner leave for Maxton to enter Presbyterian Junior College. Mrs. G. T. Welton of Farmville visits sister Mrs. F. W. King. Miss Louise King departs for Warrenton to teach at John Graham High School. Miss Mabel Stroupe visits Annie Tucker Moore. Mrs. Edith B. Clark returns from Washington and Westminster. Herman Spain of the U. S. Navy visits his parents. Elbert Perkinson returns from Fort Bragg. Ralph Howell of Washington visits Miss Louise King. James A. Cree Jr. spends Sunday in Henderson.
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Elizabeth Smith
Raleigh
J. R. Wollett
W. F. Stokes
Hendersonville
N. C
J. P. Pippen
Ruby King
Miss Hardbargers Secretarial
F. D. Sain
Philadelphia
N. W. Warren
Lucy King
Greensboro
G. C
Edith B. Clark
Washington, D. C
West Minster
S. C
Herman Spain
U. S. Navy
Joseph D. Pope
Elbert Perkinson
Fort Bragg
C.M.T.C
Ralph Howell
Lois Leake
Rich Square
Louise King
James A. Cree Jr
Henderson
Taking Course At Cavalier Stables
Miss Josie Matthews daughter of Mr and Mrs John Matthews is taking a Horsemanship course under Mrs Fontaine Maury Ghrabes at Cavalier Stables in Virginia Beach She is a Roanoke Rapids High School Class of 1936 graduate Mrs Fred Floyd and her son Fred of Richmond visit before heading to Atlanta to join Mr Floyd Miss Gertrude Turner of Charlotte visits her sister Mrs Wilton Brown during the weekend
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Josie Matthews
John Matthews
Fontaine Maury Ghrabes
Cavalier Stables
Virginia Beach
Miss Matthews
Roanoke Rapids
Fred Floyd
Fred
Richmond
Atlanta
Mr. Floyd
Gertrude Turner
Charlotte
Wilton Brown
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Sky High
Bickett Hawkins
R. B. Harrington
CMTC
Loy
EVAL
Calas
Roanoke Rapids Merchants Association
Littleton
John Graham High School
Mabel Stroupe
Annie Tucker Moore
Hossfield
Typewriting
Eorge Hossfield
West Englewood
N. J
Underwood
Toronto
Canada
Cavalier
Roanoke Rapids Theatres
the Gorgeous Hussy
Joan Crawford
Robert Taylor
James Stewart
Franchot Tone
Lionel Barrymore
THE
Texas Rangers
Paramount
Fred MacMurray
Jack Oakie
Jean Parker
Anthony Adverse
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