Goldsboro News Highlights Local Weddings and War Relief Efforts
John W. Collins and Miss Sadie Howell wed at the bride’s home in Stoney Creek township and left for a northern bridal tour. The Goldsboro Red Cross drives, charity work, and a May 24 performance to aid relief are announced along with numerous social notices and local visits.
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Goldsboro
N. C
John W. Collins
Sadie Howell
Stoney Creek
C. D. Howell
Wayne County
Colored Women
White Charity Organization Society
Sbessie Hollowell
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Maxton
McCathy
Washington, D. C
R. A. Smith
Frank McDowell
Kenansville
B. Deans
Fred Archer
Greensboro
B. L. Talten
Selma
E. A. Grassie
Red Cross
Cameron Morrison
Charlotte
Court House
St. Mary’s School
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
R. B. Miller
Julia B. Borden
Raleigh
Sam
Flora Kendall
W. A. Denmark
Rocky Mount
Geo. A. Norwood
City
H. B. Jordan
Local social notes from Warsaw and surrounding areas
May 18 Warsaw social column lists Mrs. M. H. Wooten visiting in Falling Creek with brother W L Kennedy. Miss Margaret Justice arrives from Morven to stay with Mr and Mrs E L Justice. Misses Allene and Nancy Taylor visit grandfather J W Taylor near Mount Olive. Corporal Joe Best returns home after days with Norfolk parents S and R T Blackburn. Cecil Best, finishing law at Wake Forest, visits his parents Sheriff and Mrs G G Best. J E Fonville of Rocky Mount and John Fennell of another city hosted by J H Fonville. Lieut H L Stevens Jr on a short furlough with parents en route from Camp Jackson to Camp Sevier. Mrs Leonidas Faison and Misses Hel Fonveille Lou Mitchell Faison mentioned in text.
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Red Cross
Helen Fonveille
Stea
Country Club
Margaret Barden
Lou Mitchell Faison
Messrs. I. E. Satterfield
John
Gibson
J. E. Satterfield
Durham
J. E. Fonveille
Rocky Mount
John Fennell
Charlotte
J. H. Fonveille
Susie Faison
W. B. Aycock
Columbia
S. C
Lenora Womack
New Hanover County
Cc. A. Womack
Margaret Justice
Morven
F. L. Justice
M. H. Wooten
Falling Creek
W. L. Kennedy
John Barden, Jr
Camp Jackson
Robert M. Haren
J. D. Brown
Annales Best
Hulda Best
Stanley Holland
Ralph Jordan
Goldsboro
Leonidas Faison
Margaret Harden
I. E. Satterfield
Cecil Best
Wake Forest College
Sheriff
G. G. Best
Warsaw
E. L. Justice
Allene
Nancy Taylor
J. W. Taylor
Mount Olive
Joe Best
Leslie Best
S. Simon
Norfolk
R. T. Blackburn
D. C
Robert M. Bar
H. L. Stevens
Camp Sevier
Hel“ Fonveille
Sea Level Student Pearl Taylor Returns Home
Miss Pearl Taylor of Sea Level returns home to New Bern after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Lupton. Thomas Haywood of Wilson visited New Bern en route to Croatan to spend time with his parents before entering military service. Mrs. D. F. Jarvis has also returned from undisclosed travel.
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Lola Quinn
Wilmington
Annie Laurie Quinn
Florence
8. C
J. B. Quinn
New Bern
Abolish Meatless Days in London Tonight
Meatless days in London are abolished beginning today as restrictions on meat in restaurants become necessary under the current meat-rationing system.
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London
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Annelee
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Inez Milliken
John Carter
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Smith’s Chapel
Woman’s Club
D. C. Reams
Chile
Will Owen
Stevens
Chapel Hill
Parkhill Jarvis
J. A. Parker
Morehead City
Earl Humphrey
J.C. Brown
Darlington
S.C
Emily Mitchell
Katie Eborn
Bayside
J. A. Rawles
Lillian Walker
New Bern General Hospital
Wes F
M. Simmons
Washington
J. F. Patterson
Wade Meadows
C. B. Wade
Morehead
T. B .Kehoe
Atlantic City
Hudson
T.F. Winslow
Beaufort
Hertford
D. F. Holton
Beulah Holton
Olympia
Third and
Princess Streets
Fifth Avenue Methodist Church
James King
Eyota
L. F. Harper
DR. Caldwell
Caldwell
United States
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Illinois
Wrightsville
Atlantic Coast
Tide Water Power Company
Shay
Coolmor
Peeless Line
Bodger Line
W. Munroe & Company
Wilmington,n. C
Front Street
Burhamm
Durham Hosiery Mills
Wicker
Rattan
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