Red Cross Auxiliary entertains at Warsaw club event
Warsaw notes report the Junior Red Cross Auxiliary held a successful evening in the Red Room under Mitchell Faison. Eighteen dollars were raised from ice sandwiches and tea. Also mentioned are a seventh birthday party for John Hill Jr, Eastern Star chapter activities, and various local visits, lectures, and club meetings with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Red Cross
Mitchell Faison
John Hill, Jr
Kenneth Royall
Wmbia
S. C
Joseph Johnson
Atlanta
Johnson
John Lane
Mount
J. W. Pearsall
Richmond, Ny
J. A. Powell
H. F
J. N
Alice Brown
Local notes from Lumberton and Flora MacDonald College
Local social items list movements and visits in Lumberton and surrounding areas. Flora MacDonald College and families like Mrs J J Goodwin Mrs W P McAllister Mrs A C Tebeau are noted visiting, traveling to New York, and returning. Miss Virgie Pope and family travel to a summer home in Oregonville. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs L E Ey and Mr and Mrs A E White, frequent the city for shopping and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Flora MacDonald College
J. J. Goodwin
W. P. McAllister
Virgie
Nancy Pope
A. E. White
New York
Ite & Gough
Sam Dunne
Fair'tt
Tle
N. C
P. O. Leggett
Lillian Curtis
Clinton Social Highlights Include Visit From Sisters
Miss Foy Newton spends weekend with sister Linda Newton while Sallie Smith and Miss Mary Smith of Pink Hill visit Mr and Mrs D Smith. Underwood returns to Richmond after surgery at St Luke's. J W Norton of Laurinburg visits. L P Marshall returns after weeks in Virginia and Northern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy ‘Newton
Linda Newton
Sallie Smith
Miss Mary
Smith
Pink Hill
Mr. and _ferbert D. Smith
Social gatherings mark busy season in Goldsboro
The Goldsboro Woman's Club hosts W E Wintermeyer dairy demonstration on curd cheese with pear salad service. Wintermeyer repeats at Rosewood and Goldsboro High School. Mrs W S O B Robinson hosts Tuesday Afternoon Bridge with a salad course and an all around social season noted with new members and a clean up campaign plan. Local clubs including Presbyterian and Senior Philathea hold meetings. City Manager E A Beck speaks at Charity Organization Society. many residents travel or host visiting guests and plan Easter observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
N. C
Goldsboro High School
O’b. Robinson
Walnut Street
East
BE. M. Land
Leslie Well
Mary Morris
Earl Humphrey
Geo. S. Dewey
Sally Kirby
Clara Spicer
Elizabeth Rooks
Social Service League
Maud Ballington Booth
Daniels
Traveler’s Aid Association
E. A. Beck
Charity Organization Society
Sanitation Committee
The
Presbyterian Church
Arnold Borden
St. Paul Methodist Church
C. F. Strosnider
First Baptist Church
E. B. Borden
Leslie Weil
New York City
Huldah
Leah Slaughter
Red Springs
Frank Morris
Winston-Salem
A. A. Miller
O. G. Gulley
Mount Olive
A. 8 .Copeland
Kinston
J. T. Lashley
J. H. Gibbiney
Carolina
Sess
Sarah Borden
South Carolina
Hamlet Social Items From March Visit Notes
Miss Emma Stubbs of Cheraw South Carolina has returned home after a visit with Miss Cora Atkinson. Misses Julia Duke and Doris Mil...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Emma Stubbs
Cheraw
S. C
Cora Atkinson
Julia Duke
Doris -Mil
Mount Olive and Raleigh Social Notes March 9
Local items from Mount Olive and Raleigh cover weekend visits, club receptions, and social events. Notables include Mrs. Maude Ballington Booth honored at a Raleigh tea, D A R delegates announced for Washington, and forthcoming marriages and lectures amid war era civic activity.
Willard News Briefs From Willard North Carolina
Willard residents and visitors noted in town news March 9 include Nathan Johnson in Wilmington on business Patton Southland visiting parents D W Southerland Edwin Wells home from Pennsylvania Minnie McGowan and Catharine Page at weekend gatherings Fannie Johnston returning from Wilmington Master Thomas Pollock’s birthday party and Mrs G Southerland planning a lengthy visit to relatives in Goldsboro Greenville and Charlotte
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Page
J. G. Page
Fannie Johnston
Wilmington
Thomas Pollock
G Southerland
Goldsboro
Greenville
Charlotte
Social News from New Bern Patrons and Visitors
New Bern reports visitors and residents across North Carolina and New York. Mrs. A. D. Rooks of Havelock and Miss Naomi Bryant of Wilmington appear in town. The Davises of Beaufort return after a visit with Mrs. Cameron. others visit relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
A. D. Rooks
Havelock
Naomi Bryant
Wilmington
J. D. Pickett
Leslie Davis
Child
Beaufort
L. L. Cameron
O. H. Kuion
Camp Sevier
S. C
Owen Guion
Frank Benton
New York
Margaret Archibell
Kinston
E. J. Latta
M. J. Latta
Durham
Fred Scott
G. E. Rider
Miss Mary Bailey Arrives to Lead Clark Military Department
Mount Olive Clarkton notes report Miss Mary Bailey arriving from Baltimore to take charge of the military department for Oscar L. Clark. Other items mention visits by Mrs C H Clark, Mrs J E Wayland, Miss Cora W Clark at Mrs H L Joslyn in Vanceboro, and Mrs R R Myers with her son from Portsmouth staying with Mr and Mrs R L Huckabee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
Walker
Cassie Piver
Camp Jackson
John Siegle
Shillig
Cleveland
Sielig
France
Clarkton
Mary Bailey
Baltimore
Oscar L. Clark
C. H. Clark
J. E. Wayland
Cora W. Clark
H. L. Joslyn
Vanceboro
R. R.myers
Portsmouth
R. L. Huckabee
R. C. Bradshaw
Council
Clarence Pipp To Exhibit At Marlin Texas Trial
Clarence Pipp, an outfielder, is ordered to Marlin Texas to display his wares before Pilot John Mc Graw for a trial in a fast company setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipp
Fast Company
Clarence Pipp
Marlin
Texas
John McGraw
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North Carolina
Social News
Lumberton
A.C. Tebeau
Henderson- Fi
Sadie Rae Pope
Carrie Speth
Fays Ville
Lawrence
R. Currie
Williamsburg
Father
R. Prevatt
Clinton
Horace Horton
E. L. Sandford
Anna
Washington
E. P. Blackley
Lizzie Thomas
Wadesboro
J. O. Hilton
M. D. McDonald
Ira F. Davis
Mt. Olive
Ollie Jernigan
Emma Jernigan
Lucile Koonce
M. O. Summerlin
Sanford
C. C. Poindexter
Winston- Salem
A. G. Gulley
M. T. Breazeale
William Spicer
Margaret Oldham
L. R. Land
Raleigh
Maude Ballington Booth
T. W. Bickett
Robert R. Cotton
Bruce, N. C
Clarence Johnson
R. L. Justice
Greensboro
R. M. Albright
Ed Crow
Mesdames E. H. Jordan
R. Y. McPherson
Bickett
Booth
George Lay
J. R. Collie
Edwin Yarborough
Penelope Davis
Eliz Tbeth Jones
W. Thomas Best
T. W. Lingle
M. L. Kesler
Olla Padrida Book Club
Kemp Battle
Wilmington Street
America
E. B. Crow
J. J. Thomas
Robert R. Cotten
State Federation
Robert Page
Blount Street
A. S. Brower
Frank Fahrian
Gladys Yates
R. BE. L. Yates
Wilson
J. T. Cheatham
Edwin Barnes
Caswell- Nash
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A. R. Congress
M. T. Norris
E. L. Travis
D. F. Giles
W. A. Wynne
Frank Ward
J. P. Wray
J. F. Stanback
Charles A. Harris
National Society For the Third Liberty Loan
Porter
C. J. Thompson
Theo
Alcott
Capt
Phill Alcott, Jr
Fort Sill
Thompson
Rachael Middleton
Edwin Lee Middleton
James Stanley Brown
Columbia
Delia Dixon-Carroll
North
Fred Fulton
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Dempsey
Willis
Charleston
Harry Dosher
J. D. Price
J. L. Garret
Jelks
Wil
Ali¢g Adkins
Bay Street
Jack Power
Washington, D.C
Power
Ye Court House
Fort ‘Caswell
Caswell
Willard
Erics
F. K. J. Fuchs & CO
Mt Se
Florida
Florida East Coast Railway Company
Flagler System
Model Land Co
Perrine Grant Land Co
Chuluota Co
Okeechobee Co
J. E. Ingraham
Florida East Coast Railway Co
St. Augustine
Dannenbaum
Coats
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