Local News Roundup From Watha Area Friday Visits
Miss Ida Black of Wilmington visited the Van Eden Colony Friday. Mrs. W I Jiss of Wilmington returned home after a real operation. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Lee and their Fayetteville visitors went home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Hall and child of Wilmington returned home after a few days with N. W. Hall. Elma Hall of City Point Va returned to work after visiting his old home. Miss Hall McGowan of Willard visited Watha this week. Ethel Newton of Crooms Bridge stays with her sister Mrs. Roscoe Brice. Minnie Grant and Pansey Justice spent last weekend in Wilmington. Tommie Hall of City Point Va visits relatives. J P Newton returned from Richmond with mules and horses. Rudolph Rivenbark of Rose Hill spent a few hours in Watha Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd Hall
Wilmington
N. W. Hall
City
Vr. Elma Hall
City Point
Watha
Ethel Newton
Croom’s Bridge
Roscoe Brice
Tommie Hall
J. P. Newton
Richmond
Rudolph Rivenbark
Rose Hill
Local social notes highlight dinners and club gatherings
Mrs W Motz and Miss Mary Parker Lee visit relatives in Maryland. Mr and Mrs Self visit King's Mountain. Harry M Roberts of Fletcher visits Lincolnton. A Friday course dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs J L Thompson with pumpkins and Halloween decor. Do-as-You-Please Club meets at Miss Ruby McClellan's home with masked partners and games. Anna Jackson Book Club, led by Mrs J L Lineberger, discusses Shakespeare plays over refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Thompson
Ruby McClellan
J. L. Lineberger
Anna Jackson Book Club
Local Visitors Return Home After Visits
Miss Donna Williamson returned home to Winston-Salem from visiting in the area. Mrs. T. L. Camiclemiie went home to Raleigh from visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Long of Gastonia spent time here with relatives. Mrs. G. C. Lamb and Miss Olivia Hyman of Henderson returned home. Mrs. ALM. Page of Jacksonville and Mr. H. T. Rollis visited in Troy. Mrs. H. M. Pridgen attended a D A R event in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Donna Willamson
Winston-Salem
G. C. Lamb
Olivia Hyman
Henderson
Mount Olive Visitor Notes and Local Itineraries
Mount Olive reports show Mrs Cecil Davis of Wilmington visiting relatives. Mrs T M Brezeal spends time in Raleigh with friends. Mrs Joseph Kelley of Kenansville visited Mount Olive last week. Mrs M H Schulken of Whiteville stayed with Miss Blanche James. Mr and Mrs R A King left for Clinton for visits. Miss Minnie Davis of Goldsboro spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs L R Herring is in Kinston for a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Olive
Cecil Davis
Wilmington
Joseph Kelley
Kenansville
R. A. King
Clinton
Minnie Davis
Goldsboro
Henderson Social Notes Roundup From Local Visits
Miss Gussie Peter of Epsom visits Miss Stelen Daniel on Andrews avenue. Mr. Mangum Massenburg of Townsville visits relatives in Louisburg. Mrs. George Dunkley returns from Emporia Virginia. Mrs. Sterling Hutchison and Mr. Thomas Shaw of Bakersville visit the Shaws. Miss Mary Adcock of Granville county visits Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Adcock. Miss Kate Horton of Cokesbury visits locals. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ayscue of Warrenton visit Miss Ayscue and sisters on Andrews avenue. The Topplemans return from Atlanta after a pioneer telephone managers convention. The Daniels and Ida visit Nellie Daniels. Nancy Moore of Jackson visits Mrs. J. E. C. Bell. Mrs. Edward Wood of Edenton and Mrs. C. P. Tillery of Halifax visit Mrs. R. J. Corbett. Mrs. H. B. Turner returns from New York City. cousin Mrs. J. L. Matthews also returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Gussie Peter
Epsom
Stelen Daniel
Andrews Avenue
Jack Ayscue
Warrenton
Miss Ayscue
Halloween Hallowe'en Party at Lane Field
The B Y P A of Johnson's church hosted a Hallowe'en party at the Lane Field school with black cats witches owls and jack o lanterns as decorations. Guests were entertained by ghosts witches and gypsies and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Johnson’s Church
Lane Field
Fayetteville Social Notes Highlight Guests and a Gala Halloween Dance
Fayetteville residents host relatives and visitors from Red Spring to Augusta while others plan seasonal trips. The Commercial Club stages a brilliant Halloween dance with Hood's orchestra, festive favors, and a grand procession into the ball room. Many out-of-town guests from Wilmington, Watha, Raleigh, and Flora MacDonald College are mentioned among the week's social happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
New Club
Hood
J. J. Farris
J. M. Lee
Watha
New Bern Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Mrs Vera Washburn returned home from Morehead City after visiting relatives. The Woman's Club met for a regular gathering. Mrs A S Culpepper of Cove City visited New Bern. Mrs C E Hancock of Beaufort and Mrs Charles Webb of Morehead City passed through en route to Oxford. Miss Love McCleese visits Richmond Virginia. Mr and Mrs J S Hargett of Trenton visited New Bern. Mrs C J Amis of Virginia and Mrs T G Ethridge of Norfolk stayed here. Mr and Mrs N H Banks of Greensboro and Mrs Ella Howell were seen in town. Mr and Mrs K K Chapman and daughter visited Norfolk. Mr and Mrs A T Gerrans stayed in Jacksonville Florida. Mrs Lucama Jones of Merrett spent Tuesday in New Bern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
Vera Washburn
Morehead City
A. S. Culpepper
Cove City
Charles Webb
Oxford
Lucama Jones
Merrett
Halloween Party at Phileathea Society in Durham
The Phileathea lass of the Methodist church hosted a Halloween party at Mrs. J. H. Harris home with an engaging program and guests enjoying the evening. Mrs. H. M. Krahmer, visiting Washington relatives, returns. Misses Lucy Stokes Cecelia Henry join a Duke family party for two weeks in New York. other locals visit Greenville Dunn Raleigh and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Harris
Lucy Stokes
Cecelia Henry
Miss Isabel Cro martie Visits Wilming ton Friends
Clarkton residents and visitors share social notices as Miss Isabel Cro martie spent last Friday in Wilmington. Many locals report relatives and friends visiting, teaching, or marrying nearby towns and counties including Lumberton Fayetteville Whiteville and Goldsboro.
Raleigh Social Notes From Greensboro to Norfolk Visitors
Miss Sadie Gallagher of Greensboro visits Raleigh guest of Miss Josie Robbins. Cornelia Harris returns from Fayetteville. Mrs. P. E. Farr returns to Raleigh after Atlanta visit. Mrs. W. E. Foster and Misses Dora and Willie Foster back from Norfolk. Mrs. W. M. Hall returns to Norfolk. Elizabeth Uzzell days in Franklin. D. B. Pennington of Mount Olive in Raleigh. Louise Hicks back from Richmond. Bishop and Mrs. Joseph Blount Cheshire return from St. Louis Protestant Episcopal Convention. Mrs. J. E. Dozier spent last week in Rocky Mount.
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Raleigh
Sadie Gallagher
Greensboro
Josie Robbins
Joseph Blount Cheshire
St. Louis
J. E. Dozier
Rocky Mount
Local Social Notes From Dunn Area
Miss Josie Link of Buies Creek visited Dunn on Monday. Mrs Birdie Barber visited relatives in Barbour Sunday. Mrs J Lane spent several days this week with relations in Wilson. Mrs J P Pittman and Mrs Mitchell visited Fayetteville Tuesday. Mrs J W Currie of Maxton is visiting here with relatives. Mr and Mrs C Clifford who have…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Womack
Wilson
Dunn
Josie Link
Buies Creek
Dunnim
Ous
Birdie Barber
Barbour
Visitors in North Carolina towns extend warm greetings
Miss Madrid Hood visits Raleigh and Greensboro while in the area. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Prince spent last Sunday in Durham. Mrs. W. H. Williams of Griffin Georgia visits with Mrs. E. F. Young. Miss Lucy McCay, student at Salemburg Academy, spent the weekend here. Mrs. H. Barnes and Miss Helen Barnes of Jacksonville Florida are visiting relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Prince
Durham
Lucy McCay
Salemburg Academy
H. Barnes
Helen Barnes
Jacksonville, Fla
Daughters of the Confederacy Meeting in High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy held an engaging meeting in High Point as Miss Helen Brockett spoke. Miss Iris Burrus hosted the G. T. Club gathering at 113 Boulevard with a pleasant program and a luncheon afterwards provided by the hostess and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Helen Brockett
Iris Burrus
G. T. Club
No. 113 Boulevard
Camp Fire Girls Host Friday Night Social
Mrs Charles Hammond left Tuesday to visit relatives in Fayetteville and Wilmington. The Camp Fire girls entertained a Friday night with many camp members and visitors present. A most enjoyable time was reported. The quiets were in costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. Hammond
Fayetteville
Wilmington
Garner Notes Social Visits and Halloween Party
Mrs J S Buffaloe and daughter Ruth visited Clayton relatives. Mr and Mrs Numa Broughton and Miss Lillie Wrenn stayed with Broughton family near McCullers. Miss Ethel Britt will teach near McCullers this winter. The Sandy family from Raleigh spent the weekend here. George Parker and Ms M C Penny hosted guests. Miss Cora Sawyer visited Raleigh. The Betterment Association held a Halloween party at the Garner academy with costumes ghosts witches and lanterns and refreshments. Miss Nan Landsdall visited Cary to study playground equipment for Garner school. Lina Middleton spent Monday in Raleigh. H A Dupree of Raleigh visited his parents on route two. A number attended the Leesville Baptist Association last week and reported a successful meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
J. S. Buffaloe
Miss Ruth
Clayton
Nan Lansdall
Cary
Baptist Association
Leesville
Burgaw Social Notes From Local Visits
Burgaw reports show J. T. Bland spending a day in Wilmington last week and Mrs. R. T. Murphy visiting Wilmington last Saturday. Mrs. R. Y. Corbett visited relatives in Atchison. Mrs. W. C. Moore of Cleveland has returned home after a visit. Miss Mary Williams of Bannerman’s Bridge stayed several days here. Miss Marie Pullen of Wilmington spent the last weekend as guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Pullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Williams
Nita Davis
Red Spring
Mary Reed Hobbs
Rockingham
Mary Starr Cook
Burgaw
J. T. Bland
Wilmington
R. T. Murphy
R. Y. Corbett
Atchison
W. C. Moore
Cleveland
Ohio
Bannerman’s Bridge
Marie Pullen
Mrs
B. T. Pullen
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Ilmington
LeRoy Lee
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Willard
Minnie Grant
Pansey Justice
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Harry M. Roberts
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T. L. Camiclemiie
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H. M. Pridgen
M. H. Schulken
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Blanche James
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George Dunkley
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Mrs. Sterling Hutchison
Thomas Shaw
Bakersville, Va
F. A. Shaw
Mary Adcock
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John McMillan
Canada
Kate Horton
Cokesbury
F. C. Toppleman
Atlanta
Pioneer Telephone Managers
Robert Daniel
Ida
Nellie Daniels
Nancy Moore
Jackson
J. E. C. Bell
Edward Wood
Edenton
C. P. Tillery
Halifax
R. J. Corbett
H. B. Turner
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J. L. Matthews
Christian Endeavor Society
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Edgar Singletary
John Rocks
Martha
Sallie Faison Best
Ruth Williams
Tommie Gresham
Henry E. Newbury
Woman’s Club
Federation
R. H. Best
Kington
Brookie Hines
St. Mary's College, Raleigh
Lillian Bryant
Mattie Herring
Mary White Carroll
Lanefield
Chas F. Carroll
Grand Theatre
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Elizabeth
Florence Johnson
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M. H. Wooten
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T. B. Pierce
A. Johnson
L. P
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J. M. Williams
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Ward Marshburn
E. Butler
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Charlotte
F. L. Hyman
John R. Tolar, Jr
Chatham, Va
Camelia London
Chapel Hill
James A. White
Augusta
Misse Ruth
Roke Hodges
Linde
Peter Mallet
Chatham, N
Lucile Culbreth
Flora McDonald College
Cornelia Harriss
Ruth Sedberry
Tate Miss Love McCleese
Richmond, Va
J. S. Hargett
Trenton
C. J. Amis
Virginia
Mrs. T. G. Ethridge
Norfolk
N. H. Banks
Ella Howell
K. K. Chapman
A. T. Gerrans
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H. M. Krahmer
Washington
Will O’brien
Greenville
Claude EF. Felton
Teo Thompson
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Marie Lyon
Helen Lyon
Fannie Stone
Greenboro
Clarkton
Isabel Cro
Martie
Mary Russ
Riverside
W. H. Harvey
Florrie Nell Ford
Pages Mill
S. C
Cora Clark
Virginia McFayden
Waynesville
Connie Troy
Indianapolis
Ind
Olive
Sarah Jenette
J. P. Council
Wannish
G. H. Currie
Margaret Johnson
Lumberton
Joe Bullard
Florence Banson
D. D. King
A. K. Brown
Mary Lou Wooten
Daisy McCallum
Alice Clark
Red Springs
Cornelia Harris
P. E. Farr
W. E. Foster
Dora
Willie Foster
Orfolk, Va
W. M. Hall
Elizabeth Uzzell
Franklington
D. B. Pennington
Louise Hicks
J. P. Pittman
Mitchell
Miss Madrid Hood
W.H. Williams
Griffin, Ga
E. F. Young
Numa R. Broughton
Lillie Wrenn
Sunda
Mrs. Broughton
McCullers
Ethel Britt
L. L. Sandy
George Parker
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