Warsaw Club Sets Fund Drive and Public Projects
In Warsaw on March 17 the Woman's Club agreed to immediately raise funds for an educational endowment and appointed Mrs Edward Gibson to lead collections. The cemetery committee, led by Mrs D E Best, plans an April cleanup day, and Mrs John A Ricks will form a park committee to convert school grounds into a public park. Delegates to the District Club Meeting in Wallace on March 24 include H L Stevens and others. A Baptist Red Rose Circle wedding notice for Miss Marjorie Newbury to Master J C Robinson Jr. on March 23 at eight o’clock. Additional local social notes follow with visits and travel between New Bern and Mount Olive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
N. C
Woman's Club
Edward Gibson
D. E. Best
John A. Ricks
Wallace
H. L. Stevens
W. L. Hill
Clarence Brown
C. A. Wommiack
Charles Carroll
J. C. Robinson, Jr
J. H. Newbury
J. C. Robinson
Red Cross Circle
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Baptist Church
Cora Holland
Little Confederates
C. of C
Martha Lest
Dorothy Woodard
Evelyn Anderson
Martha Gresh
James Kenan Chipter
D. C
Ars
W. L. Bill
Makie Noble
Rocky Mount
John H. Carter
Mosely Hussey
Wilson
Little Son
Local society notes and church affairs across Fayetteville and Goldsboro
Fayetteville items list visits by Miss Martha Holmes and other locals staying with relatives and friends in town including Mrs. Rhodes Robbins Nimocks and Upton Smith. Goldsboro reports a Baraca Philathea Union meeting planning Lyceum attractions and a St John’s banquet that helped retire a church debt followed by a well attended town dance.
Proctorville and Hamlet News Roundup
Proctorville reports old time quilting events as new quilts emerge. Local figures M W Hedgepeth and A H Stone return from New Bern after a W O W meeting. Rev R E W Dentelle of Lumberton supplies the Baptist church and conducts Sunday services. Several residents visit relatives in Lemon Springs McAdamsville Monroe Waxhaw Abbeville and Polkton. Bank of Proctorville declares a five percent dividend and reelects officers. The Boys of Woodcraft meet weekly with Council Commander Remus Davis leading the camp efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctorville
W. Graham
J. K. Atkinson
Jasper Humphrey
M. W. Hedgepeth
A. H. Stone
New Burn
R. E W. Dentelle
Lumberton
E. Nance
Atlanta
Bernice Effird
Orrum High School
Polkton
Bank of Proctorville
Woodcraft
Remus Davis
Social notes from Charlotte area visitors and guests
Miss Eileenyinsson of Pineville visits Miss Joris Caldwll at Owendale Dilworth. Rosalyn Hipp of Newberry hosts Miss Laura Reilly. S.J. Lowe of Concord visits. Grace Pearson of Morganton stays with Sallie and Ada Parson. Various locals travel to Greensboro, Norfolk, and Columbia for family stays and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camwork
W. C. Houston
Grace Pearson
Morganton
Sallie
Ada Parson
Kenneth Trotter
Guisbury
O. T. Davis
Pieres Wyehe
Colybia
S. C
Apie
Frank Briggs Carpenter
Southport wedding invites at Pavilion amid charity event
The notice records the marriage of Benjamin Drew Robbins and Donald St George on March 16 at eight o’clock in the Pavilion Southport N C. The event features a large guest list from families and groups including the Ladies Aid Society and local clergy with roles for many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Robbins
Benjamin Drew Robbins
Donald St. George
Southport
N. C
Fewelothes
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Jenni Fewelothes
Ben Rob
Uriah Heap
S. W. Uerk
Bert Holton
Harry Corlett
Faulk
John Carson
Will Davis
Gus Galloway
Marnes
Burris
Archie Thomp
Miss Joyce
Beal
Chas. Hewett
Ivile
Charlie Easley
Bride
Jimmy Thompson
Pat S. George
Sam Arlegy
Watha Social Scene and Entertainment Recap
In Watha on March 17 local residents attended a High MacRae Company performance at Mr. William Plevier's residence in Van Eden. The program featured music and recitations with performers including Miss Isabel Mole, Miss Katherine Von Glohn, Mary Bell King, Miss Ludy Duncan, and Messrs Latta Tremain Sprunt Previlly and Keitsin. Automobiles from Wilmington brought attendees. a delicious course followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watha
Resi
William Plevier
van Eden
Iis
Ila Black
Wilmington
Isabell Mole
Katherine von Glohn
Ludy Duncan
Mary Bell King
Is Slick
Dozier Latta
F. “. ‘Tremain
Alex Sprunt
Age
Farmers advance planting as visits dot Phoenix scene
In Phoenix on March 17 farmers report good progress with planting. Visitors include Mr and Mrs J P Butler of Columbia South Carolina staying with their parents Mr and Mrs J Butler, and S J Rowell in Wilmington. Misses Mittie Rush Byrd and Smith from Byrdsville spent the weekend with Miss Kate Rowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
J. P. Butler
Columbia
S. C
J. Butler
S. J. Rowell
Wilmington
Mittie
Rush Byrd
Miss Smith
Byrdsville
Kate Rowell
W. C. Biggs
Annie Butler
New Berlin
W. L. Pate
Bula Powell
Nellie Wilson
Edna and
Doris Brown
J.rowell
Lumbee Research Club Meets In Lumberton With Browning Study
The Lumbee Research Club held its regular March meeting at the Lorraine hotel with Mrs. R. E. Lewis hosting and Miss Effie Newton serving tea. Members began a study of Robert Browning and his wife continuing in April, featuring a program on the Brownings and Browning poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
Lumbee’ Research Club
R. E. Lewis
Lorraine Hotel
Effie Newton
Robert Browning
Browning
J. Q. Beckwith
C. V. Brown
W. J. Norwood
Waynesville
R. C. Lawrence
I. O. Helier
Houston
Tex
C. E. Moorehouse
W. B. Page
Charleston
Stmngcon Powell
Burgaw Notes on Residents Visiting and Traveling
Burgaw residents report relatives and friends visiting from Lane s Ferry Rocky Point Pilot Mountain Warsaw Hopewell Va Wilmington and Baltimore. Visitors include Mrs John B Daves Mr and Mrs C F F Daves Miss Janie Scott and Misses Maggie Williams Sallie Harrell Mrs W L Vann and others with trips to Wilmington Baltimore and Wilmington areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgaw
John B. Daves
Lane’s Ferry
C. FF. _Daves
Rocky Point
Janie Scott
Long Creek
Fred Simpson
Pilot Mountain
A. H. Paddison
Maggie Williams
Sallie Harrell
W. L. Vann
Wilmington
W. D. Huhn
Melva
Baltimore
Ruth Moore
Warsaw
M. M. Moore
Hugh Overstreet
Hopewell
Mabel Bowen
J. W. Bowen
T. E. Bowen
J. D. Teachy
Freeman Notice of Local Visits and Travel
Freeman and family reports show Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Creech visiting relatives in Whiteville last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. J. B. Brinkley spent several days in Bolton with sister Miss Sallie Brinkley. Mr. Thomas Grice traveled to Bolton Thursday. Miss Bertie Grimsley spent the weekend in Bolton with Mrs. J. G. Callihan. Dr. W. Fuhr attended business in New Bern earlier in the week. Joseph Carney was in Bolton last Saturday for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
Callie Smith
Tuscarora
Hobart Tolsen
Bayboro
Freeman
W. T. Creech
Whiteville
Sunda
J. B. Brinkley
Bolton
Sallie Brinkley
Thomas Grice
Bertie Grimsley
J.G. Callihan
Er. W. Fuhr
Joseph Carney
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Returns
Miss Virginia Johnson returns to Goldsboro from visiting aunt Mrs. H. D. Smith. Miss Mildred Herring visited War Saw family. Mrs. B. J. Bradshaw and children back in Faison after visits here. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chestnutt return from bridal tour. Dorothy Jones visits Garner, J. J. Bagwell. Mrs. A. J. Cooper visits Keeansville son G. B. Cooper. The Treadwells return to Roseboro after visiting Parker home. Miss Janie Bell Oates returns from Faison. Miss Nancy Faircloth spends weekend with brother R. R. Faircloth. Miss Hattie Thompson of Decatur, Ga., guests of Mr. and Mrs. McDonald Davis. Mrs. Paul Herring goes to Goldsboro and Raleigh briefly. Mrs. J. L. Everton and niece Yeomans visit Wilmington. J. N. Hobbs and family from Kenansville spend weekend nearby. Mary Powell spends days in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Virginia Johnson
Goldsboro
H. D. Smith
Mildred Herring
Ward Marshburn
Warsaw
B. J. Bradshaw
Faison
J. M. Chestnutt
M. H. Jones
Dorothy
J. J. Bagwell
Garner
A. J. Cooper
G. B. Cooper
Keeansville
H. (. Treadwell
Child
Roseboro
Cc. S. Parker
Janie Bell Oates
Nancy Faircloth
Mount Olive
R. R. Faircloth
Hattie Thompson
Decatur
McDonald Davis
Paul Herring
Raleigh
J. L. Everton
Yeomans
Wilmington
J. N. Hobbs
Kenansville
Mary Powell
Town News Roundup From Rocky Point Area
Residents and visitors are listed with various travels and calls on local folks. Mrs G N Ennett visited cousin Mrs W A Brown. Thomas S McManus stayed with Mrs S C Porter. J C Jones of Newark NJ visited his father G T Jones. Pearl Sparkman Sarah Durham Marie Pullen and Leroy Walker spent the weekend at Topsail Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Point
N. C
G. N. Ennett
Black's
W. A. Brown
Thomas S. McManus
Sliver Springs
S. C._Porter
J. C. Jones
Newark
N. J
G. T. Jones
Pearl Sparkman
Sarah Durham
Marie Pullen
Leroy Walker
Topsail Sound
George Clark
Dalton
Guthrie and Wilson
Wilmington
Mr. Hatcher
Mount Olive
T. P. Pearsall
Jane Williams
Burgaw
Dunn
Herbert Williams
Texas
Messrs
T. EB. Hayes
W. H. Pearsall
W. W. Rust
J.R. Croom
Rochester Pilot Doolan Frees Lew Wendell From Louisville
Manager Mike Doolan purchases the release of catcher Lew Wendell from Louisville, enabling Wendell to join Rochester. The transaction marks a roster move for the Rochester club as it seeks to bolster its lineup this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Doolan
Rochester
Lew Wendell
Louisville
Giants Pitcher George Kelly Stirs McGraw Veterans
George Kelly’s high class pitching for the Giants has the McGraw squad veterans sitting up and taking a second look. The veteran hitters are impressed by his control and variety on the mound as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kelly
The
Giants
McGraw
George Davis Rejoins Boston Braves After Retirement Reversal
Pitcher George Davis announces retirement but soon rejoins the Boston Braves. The veteran hurler returns to the mound to bolster the Braves as they pursue the pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
The
Boston Braves
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies* Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Claude Woodard
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Marjorie Newbury
Rosa Etheridge
Wadesboro
M. W. Fodrie
F. M. Bowden
Washington
Lula Caropa
Ethel Whitehurst
C. E. Hancock
S. W. Ferebee
Hatchie Harrison
Nancie Frizzel
Kinston
J. A. Meadows
Morehead City
FE. H. Gorham
If’. M. Taylor
Pollocksville
Arthur Newkirk
Beaufort
Duffy Wade
Morehead
Holdancock
J. F. Troutman
Statesville
W. J. Flowers
J. D. Langston
H. G. Williams
R. I. Thornton
R. A. Jordan
Lula Orion
Sauleston
Ruby Parker
J. W. Weeks
J. D. Parker
W. S. Sanderson
Lester Newell
M. T. Breazeale
Clarence Peacock
N. S. Peacock
Sallie Barnhill
Ethel Council
Idn‘field
Fayetteville
Frangetteville
Martha Holmes
Mr. Oliver Holmes
R. Ls. Rhodes
Cumberland General Hospital
R. T. Robbins
Shelby
Douglas Smith
R. A. Southerland
Cumberland Street
Burdette Joyner
Louisburg
Laurence Joyner
Four Oakes
L. N. Joyner
John J. Williams
W. N. Williams
Gillespie Street
Q. K. Nimocks,Jr
Louise Cooper
Mount Airy
Kathaleen Upton
Gladys Smith
Sallie Purdie
Thomas J. Purdie
Thomas Badger
Bessie McNeill
Laurinburg
Kate PmPherson
Jane Pemberton
J. BR. Underwood
Pemberton
T. 9. Warrell
Cheraw
3. C
vThe Baraca Philathea City Union
Christian Church
W. A. Carter
St. John's Methodist Church
Weit
Hamlet
W. J. Jeffreys
Lemon Springs
J. C. Leigh and Son
McAdamsville
Stella Monday
Monroe
Annie Duke
G. R. Blythe
Waxhaw
H. T. Rollins
Mrs. Sheeley
Clyde Medlin
Abbeville
A. Hayes
Huntington
W. Va
Edgar Hayes
E. SP. Blackley
Franklinton
N. Y
Charlotte
Svittijwrt
Bath
Kansas City
Mien
Jersey
I. F. Davis
M. J. Merritt
Butterworth
Margaret Cole
Hilda
Joe
I D. C
Robert Jones
F. A. Crabtree
Sallie McLean
Frances Ramsay
Jana
H. M. McAllister
oBys
J. W. H. Fuchs
Dep’t. Stores
South Front Street
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