River Industries Report Progress At Every Point
River industries report progress as Halifax Paper Company and Roanoke Mills push toward full operation after flood. Virginia Electric and Power plans a dam at Ivy Island while Ivy Island preparation and floor rebuilding at Roanoke Mills continue with 950 looms to be restarted and a five week completion outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax Paper Company
Roanoke Mills Company
Virginia Electric and Power Company
Ivy Island
Manchester Board and Paper Company
F. C. Williams
Williams
Stone and Webster
Richmond
Power Company
Bridge Club Tea by Joint Hostesses at Graves Apartment
Joint hostesses Mrs Edwin Graves and Mrs Thornton Wilson led a bridge afternoon at Mrs Graves apartment with fall flower decor. High scorer Mrs Wilmer Collier received a prize. Guests included Mesdames D E Bennett, Wilmer Collier, R A Daniel Jr, Clayton Gurley, Wyche Land, Roderick Meikle Lew Yerger and M S Benton. M C Newsom Jr returned to Blacksburg Virginia to resume studies at VPI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Graves
Thornton Wilson
Social Notes of Littleton and Nearby Towns
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Delbridge and others traveled to Norfolk Jacksonville and Atlantic City for visits. Teachers and residents like Miss Carrie Myrick Miss Lizzie Whitaker and Miss Sara Crawford Towe are cited redistributing in Raleigh Selma Duke University and other locales. Several families report returns to homes in Greensboro Charlotte Henderson and Williamston after brief sojourns in Detroit Pensacola and Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames H. C. Worthen
T. J. Miles
Mattie Jenkins
Louise King
Woodland
Frank King
John Ray Browning
Greensboro
Alice Browning
H. F. Bonney
Emma Bonney
Raleigh
Una Bradley
Ahoskie
Rufus Bradley
Willis Taylor
M. Johnston
Dorothy Bonney
Carrie Myrick
Four Oaks
Roger C. Moore
Charlotte
Jim Moore
Lizzie Whitaker
Selma
Vinton Reid
Hexie Davis
Martha Cutchin Farmer
Virginia Harvey
Detroit
Michigan
Annie Pearl Crawley
Raleid
Kara Reid Cole
Henderson
Mary Dell Harriss
Warrenton
Dell J. Harri
Bob Manning
Williamston
Richard Thomas
Pensacola
Fla
Andrew May
William Hugh Sessoms
Annie Turner
Greenville
W. C. Jones
New York
A. F. Miller
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
H. M. Davis
Hemp, N. C
Mrs. H. L. Davis
Rites Held For J Edmondson in Roanoke Rapids
James R Edmondson 66 died September 19 at home near Smiths Church South Rosemary after a week long illness. He attended Pentecostal Holiness Church with Friday services at 430 led by Rev S A Sann. Burial in Roanoke Rapids Cemetery. Survived by wife Beatrice Ross Edmondson seven daughters two sons four sisters and a brother. Lived here since 1903 born in Martin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Edmondson
Smith’s Church
South Rosemary
Pentecostal Holiness Church
S. A. Sann
Roanoke Rapids
Ross Edmonson
Emmett Ryles
Willie Jones
Atlas Edwards
Clifton Blow
Annie
Effie Edonson
Roy
Wesley
Aaron
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Virginia
L. B. Edmondson
Tarboro
J. W. Taylor
Sam Young
Hal Ross
T. M. Edmondson
Edmondson
Martin County
Engagement of Agnes Louise Wood to Edward Hutcheson
Roanoke Rapids announces the engagement of Agnes Louise Wood daughter of J M Wood to Edward M Hutcheson of Buchanan Georgia and Roanoke Rapids. The wedding is planned for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wood
Roanoke Rapids
Agnes Louise
Edward M. Hutcheson
Buchanan, Ga
Also Mentioned on This Page
River Industries
M. C. Newsom, Jr
Blacksburg
V.P.I
Littleton
A. R. Delbridge
Jacksonville
N. Ce
Lexander
Sam Alexander
James Albert Threewitts
Newport News
Mrs
W. T. Threewitts
Sara Crawford Towe
Lillian Lee
Duke University
Taylors Drug Store
J. Edmondson
Wood - Hutcheson
Good Penn Oil
Western Flyer
Wizard
Wescote
Western Auto Associate Store
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