Curtis Shell Named As Com. Member
Curtis Shell prominent citizen from Greenville has been appointed to the Important Research and Extension Committee of the North Carolina Merchants Association by Juison MH Blount, president of the group which now includes more than 6 000 merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artis
Snem
North Carolina
Juison MH. Blount
Greenville
Shell
Blount
Williard J. Dowell
Association
Board of Directors
Committee governs convention year with Shell member
The committee including Shell and other tour groups will operate through the entire 1947 48 convention year, providing ongoing oversight and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
Local Social News From Littleton and Nearby Areas
Sunday guests included Thad Mes W M Smith and family with Rev and Mrs Julian H King and daughter Doris. Virginia trip and Bemuticans Convention attendance noted. Bluefield West Virginia and Hopewell Virginia residents listed as weekend visitors to the King home. Different families from Washington D C and Manteo also mentioned in brief social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad
W. M. Smith
Ann and
Elizabeth Smith
Happy Smith
C. W. Rollins
Warren Rollins
Alyone Rollins
Goldsboro
Julian H. King
Doris
Virginia
Bonnie Hale
Jesse Pegraim
Clifton Clarke
Vivien Marks
Wilc Hington
Elbert Perkinson and Baby
Bluefield
W.va
Clarence King
Hopewell
J E. Wrasier
Newports Via
Mes
Ben-nie Marks
King
Delma B
Hennes
Washgton
D. G
Henry Bobbitt
Beverly Brown
Manteo Dur
Tar River Association quarterly meeting at Harris Chapel
District No 1 of the Tar River Association met at Harris Chapel Baptist near Hollister with Mes. Hobbitt presiding. Dr. E L Spires and Dr. Louis Martin spoke, after a roll call and treasurer's report. The next meeting is November 30 at 2:30 with the TNex Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar River Association
Harris Chapel
Hollister
Saul Hobbitt
Maude Elizabeth Wilson
Bobbitt
Tnex
Lee Pridgen
E. L. Spires
Home Mission Board
Charlotte
Louis Martin
Atlanta
Boned
Drivers Slow In Obtaining New Licenses
State report shows 2 952 license applications in July with 3 298 disapproved as the new examination program under way. About 13 50 operator licenses issued plus 4237 duplicate licenses and 212 chauffeurs renewed. One in seven to eight applicants failed the new tests, with hesitancy strongest in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
SL. Gaynor, Jr
Department of Motor Vehicles
Gaynor
Esrorina
Piedmont
Peopl
Deaths Mrs Mary Thorne Alston 75 in Rocky Mount
Mrs Macy Thorne Alston 75 died Thursday night at Park View Hospital Rocky Mount after a two week illness. Funeral held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from Airlie home conducted by Rev H L Davis. Interment Thorne cemetery Airlie. She leaves husband Arland Alston son George W Alston of Littleton brother William Henry Thorne sister Miss Dora Thorne and grandson George Garland Alston. Pallbearers listed. Relatives and friends visited Airlie and nearby towns over Labor Day and Nags Head weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thorne
Alston
Macy Thorne Alston
Park Viewpital
Rocky Mount
William Menry Thorne
Martha Alston Thorne
Airlie
H. L. Davis
Thorne
Airlies
Arland Alston
Eorge W. Alston
Littleton
William Henry Thorne
Dora Thorne
George Garland Alston
George Thorne
William Ho Thorne
Wiliam Alfred Thorne
Robert Thorne
Tom W. Patterson
Sam Gregory
Car Gregory
Town Talk Highlights Local Visits and Two Vacation Guests
Mrs Annie A Crawiora Miss Helena Crawford and Mrs Hattie Simpson spent Aug 30 31 in Manteo North Carolina to view The Lost Colony. Eloise Tilley of Morehead City visited last week. Rev Lester A Tilley and Mrs visited for a few days. Betsy Vincent of Richmond vacationing with the Vincents. Marilyn Vincent returned Sept 1 from Portland Maine where she counseled at Luther Gulick Camp and was joined home by Joy Rhodes of New York City as her guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Vincent
West Point Academy
John Moore
New York
Evelyn Shaw
Mount Pleasant
Willie Elke
Dennis
Sharon
Virginia Beach
Daniel Jolly
W. K. Sutton
von Billy
Glenolden
C. A. Lyerly
Ella Cameron
Bob Greene
Greenville
W. E. Harkey
Spence
Harkey
Annie A. Crawiora
Helena Crawford
Mes
Hattie Simpson
Manteo
N.C
Marilyn Vincent
Portland
Maine
Luther Gulick
Joy Rhodes
New York City
Gues
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Curtis Shell
Littleton News
Chockoyotte
Golden Guernsey
W. L. Mansing
Geo. J. Kerr
P.O. Box
Monton-Smith
Barman's
Barry-Irwin Store
Ters
Roanore Avenue
H. E. Cameron
Mary Louise Ray
Richmond
Paul Ray
J. P. Little and Son
Cameron
W. H.vicker
Francis Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Virginia Wilson
Charlie Speight
Josephine Speight
Leslie Unglesbee
Washington, D. C
Charles Unglesbee
Maryland
Harold Humphries
Susan
Clemson
S. C
C. N. Wheeler
Roanoke Rapids
Lash” LaRue
Ghost Town Renegades
Rusty
Alolpa Scott Anne Jeffreys
Trail Street
Anset Carson
Badlands
Sea Hound
George Lampley
Becky Glenn
Jack Vincent
Virginia Belle Vincent
Joe Stafford
Kill Devil Hill
Jesse Helms
Nags Head
Roanoke Rapids Theatres
Joan Caulfield
William Holden
Ruth
Yvonne Decarlo
George Brent
Randolph Scott - Kay Francis
THE
Daltons
Ida Lupino
Dane Clark
Deep Valley
Emory Parnell
Roy Rogers
Jane
Sierras
Allan Lans
Bobby Blake
Devil's Canyon
Ever Ready Tailors & Cleaners
Jackson St
Fisher
Chevrolet
Tomfort
Tri-City Motor Co., Inc
Roanoke Ave
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