Trini rch ladies host white sale for Stewart factory fund
A Tuesday white sale by the ladies of Trini rch raised sixty dollars to support the Dr. Stewart Ick Factory fund. The event, advertised in this issue, drew community participation and highlighted the Baptist Women’s group efforts. Local families C. wil and W. BE. Alligood assisted with repairs and services nearby. The note lauds the sale and the female contributors as major local benefactors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
Trinirch
Stewart
Watch This Space NEXT WEEK Personal Paragraphs
Mr. J. W. Madry left Tuesday for Baltimore. Several locals and visitors from Richmond, Weldon, Hamilton, Hertford, Raleigh, Tarboro, Rocky Mount, and other nearby towns are noted in this snapshot of social rounds. Mentions include Mrs J W Madry, Miss Lucile Ellington, and the World-Wide Baraca Union attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Pender
Tarboro
Lizzie Hyman
Emily Biggs
Clayton
Lucile Ellington
J. W. Madry
Rocky Mount
Rebecca Bradley
Hamilton
C. P. Spruill
Corydon
Raleigh
W. R. Cherry
C. W. Wilson
Morehead City
North Carolina Teachers’ Assembly
Mary K. Applewhite
Walter White
Edenton
Mr. Emmett Sav- Kate Binge
W. N. Herring
Hobgood
J. L. Josey
O. F. Smith
Albion Dunn
Panacea Springs
Picnic at White’s Mill Pond Attended by Sans Souci Club Members
A Friday picnic at White’s Mill Pond hosted by the Sans Souci Club drew many attendees. Named guests included Marguerite Higgs of Greenville Dorothy Vann Raleigh Olivia Lawrence Minnie Hopkins Stella Hoffman Sallie Dunn Louise yy Kathleen Robertson Joseph Tillery Hattie Whitehurst Charlie Josey Danford Josey Gordon James deck Riddick Allison McDowell Frank Moore Sam Kitchin Charlie Dunn Biggs Bryan Robert Johnson Larry Dunn Leon Riddick of Fayetteville and Eddie Woolard. Kathleen Tillery served as chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White's Mill Pond
Sans Souci Club
Marguerite Higgs
Greenville
Louise Futrell
Dorothy Vann
Raleigh
Olivia Lawrence
Minnie Hopkins
Stella Hoffman
Sallie Dunn
Louise Yy
Kathleen Robertson
Joseph Tillery
Hattie Whitehurst
Charlie Josey
Danford Josey
Gordon James
Deck Riddick
Allison McDowell
Frank Moore
Sam Kitchin
Charlie Dunn
Biggs Bryan
Robert Johnson
Larry Dunn
Leon Riddick
Fayetteville
Eddie Woolard
Kathleen Tillery
Joseini Mone
Ordination Services at Trinity Episcopal Church
Rt. Rev. Joseph Blount Cheshire assisted by Archdeacon Hughes and Rev. Geo W Lary will ordain Zachary T Vincent as deacon on Sunday June 27. Morning prayer at 9 30 a m and ordination at 11 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blount Cheshire
Archdeacon Hughes
Geo. W. Lary
St. Mary’s School
Zachary T. Vincent
Delightful Oxford Orphan Asylum Concert Draws Crowd
A large audience attended last Friday’s program in the grad ed school auditorium performed by the children of the Oxford Orphan Asylum. The show featured lively pieces such as How Old Mose Counted Eggs and Jump Back Honey with thorough training and creditable deportment. Proceeds totaled 59.30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Orphan Asylum
Delsarte
Mr. Nigger
Enjoyable Thompson Orphanage Guild Meeting
The Thompson Orphanage Guild met Monday night at the Graded School auditorium with a large audience. After prayers, a varied program of duets, solos, readings and a one act comedy entertained, raising 13.05 for the orphanage. Readings by Sallie Baker and Sallie Pickett Oldham, recent Meredith College elocution graduates, drew special praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Orphanage Guild
C. W. Wilson
Rebe Shields
Helen Hilliard
Louise Darden
Mary Pittman
W. L. Hall
Greenville
Reading
Sallie Baker
Jed Palmyra
Lizzie
Hyman
Sallie Pickett Oldham
Wilmington
Elisabeth Futrell
Emily Biggs
Anna Clark
Ashly Dunn
Allison McDowell
Margaret Allen
Raleigh
Thompson Orphanage
Lucile Leggett
Laura Clark
Mattie Josey
Nannie Lamb
C. D. Creasman
Palmyra
The
Baptist University For Women
Meredith College
Guild
Entertainment Monday Night for Confederate Monument Fund
The Daughters of the Confederacy announce an entertainment at the Graded School Auditorium next Monday night to boost the Halifax county and Scotland Neck monument fund. Cream and cake will be served on campus after the show, and contributions are welcome from all, with names to Mrs A McDowell. The event aims to fulfill the pledge to erect a monument to the Confederate head of the county and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graded School
Daughters of the Confederacy
United Daughters
A. McDowell
Halifax County
Scotland Neck
Deranged Neighbor Quietly Threatens Local Residents
News reports indicate J L Ivey, about sixty, living beyond Rose Neath on the A D Knight place, has become deranged and threatened several neighbors. His son Howard Ivey sought Sheriff Dunn for help, as Ivey carried a gun and had several shabbos on his person. neighbors describe him as a good citizen overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Ivey
A. D. Knight
Roseneath
Ivey
Howard Ivey
Dunn
Dogs Poisoned in Local Community
Several dogs owned by residents have been poisoned since last week. A setter owned by Mr W P Darden, another dog owned by Mr W F Butterworth, and a hound belonging to Mr Tom Powell were killed. Chickens, ducks, and geese on Butterworth’s home and river farms were poisoned. No motive is evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Darden
W. F. Butterworth
Tom Powell
Mr. Butterworth
For Sale Steiff Piano by W N Herring Hobgood NC
For sale a high grade Steiff piano offered at a large sacrifice. Inquiries for terms and particulars should be directed to W. N. Herring of Hobgood North Carolina, dated June 3, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiff
Big Sacrifice
Dramatic Recital by Miss Oldham at Graded School
Miss Sallie Pickett Oldham of Wilmington appears Friday night at 8 30 in the Graded School Auditorium delivering a dramatic recital of The Lion and the Mouse. Admission 25 and 15 cents. The Raleigh press praised her graduating recital and noted her talent and clear vocal power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Pickett Oldham
Wilmington
Helen Hilliard
Scotland Neck
Oldham
The
Baptist University For Women
Meredith College
the Baptist University
Charles Klein
the Lion and the Mouse
Unirsity
Evening Times
Lion and the Mouse
Sallie P.tt Oldham
School of Elocution
When You Come to Norfolk Jewelry Store Invite
A Norfolk jewelry firm invites customers to visit its large Southern store to view and purchase jewelry watches liverware and more. The note promises courteous service, offers to ship goods on approval and charges, and asks readers to call for assistance or to be shown through the store.
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Scotland Neck Bank
N. c
Secial
Eis & Co
Pam
Epwards & Company
Hardy Ha
the . H. and
Jyls
Josey Et Als
Outerworth
Aston
Bathimore
I. W. Madry
Baltimore
Old Maid’s Conventhe
Merc- Raleigh
N.C
Baptist
South
Suns Agross
Leslie Allsbrook
Richmond
Ora Shoulars
Weldon
Miss Eula Shoulars
Lillian Harrell
Claiborne Smith
George Strong
Alexander Julian
Hertford
J. D. Stewart
Colin Smith
Halifax
Marshall Pennix
Paul Fenner
Oxford
Ernestine Rasberry
Elsie Snipes
C. A. McNorton
Child
Everetts
John D. Biggs
Williamston
John Darden
Spring Hill
Loyd Bell
Suffolk
J. Whit Bell
Charlie Lawrence
Washington
Messrs
R. C. Dunn
Ivey Watson
Enfield
Mr. Wrenn Edwards
Annie Lawrence
Providence
R. I
Sarah Fenner
Newport News
FE. B. Hussey
J. P. Ware
Tim Riddick
Cleo Darden
M. A. Shields
Claude Kitchin
Virginia Beach
Mesdames Jas. L. Moore
Fannie Moore
B. F. Tillery
Alice
Virginia Tillery
A. J. Moore
Whitakers
Kehokee
Jennie
Lena Leggett
Bessie Hancock
Charlottesville
Paul Bryan
Katherine
S. E. McGee
Norfolk
Ruby Darden
White’s Mill Pond
Trinity Episcopal Church
Carpenter-Morton
Hardy Hardware Company
Miss Gertrude Whitehead
Entertainment
W. N. Herring, Hobgood, N.C
Miss Oldham
Paul-Gale
Cncobrot Tees
Jewelers and Silversmiths
Aby St
City Hall Avenue
Nowwork, Va
Yor Smy
Chas. M. Stieff L. C. Steele
Mer
Granby St
Norfolk, VA
R. I. Jones
Representatind Neck
North Cx
Jamestown Exposition
Littleton Female College
J. M. Rnowrs
Littleton
North Carolinm
Hardy Hardware Co
Scotland
North Carolina
Stover
River Street
Stover Engine Works
Freeport, Ill
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