Hallowe en party charms Warsaw social scene
In Warsaw on October 27 the Christian Endeavor Society held a Halloween themed event on the school’s lower floor. Decorations included jack o lanterns, corn stalks, pumpkins and bobbing apples as Miss Kattie Owen and Mrs. Chas Carroll performed fortune telling and palm reading.
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Warsaw
Christian Endeavor
Kattie Owen
Chas. Carroll
Mary Wilson
Rohn Meaners
Domestic Sciences
K. L. Johnson
Anna Pierce
Local residents visit in Kenansville and Wilmington
Miss T. D. Neel arrived from Jackson to head a school for her ill sister Miss May Neel with aunt Mrs. H. Faison Pierce. Geneva Moore of Burgaw visits Mrs. W. O. Singletary. John Best of Burgaw and Mrs. Eingletary host weekend guests. Christine Haar of Wilmington and Kenansville visitors. Mrs. J. A. Brown of Chadbourn attended Day of Prayer and stayed with Mrs. Chas. Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Williams visit from Kenansville with child. Chauncey Carr, Misses Smith and Katharine Page in town. Ruth Hall of Watha returns home after Kenansville visit. Mesdames J. H. Pierce, D. E. Best, Miss Anna Pierce, Llewellyn Best, and James Hicks Pierce spend Monday in Wilmington.
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T. D. Neel
Jackson
Miss
Lareda
May Neel
H. Faison Pierce
Ruth Hall of
Watha
Kenansville
Mesdames
J. H. Pierce
D. E. Best
Miss Anna Pierce
Llewellyn Best
James Hicks Pierce
Wilmington
High Point Society Notes and Local Visits
High Point notes list Mrs Billy Armstrong visiting Greens boro this week. Miss Virginia Woodson has left town for several weeks. Rev L A Peeler attended the Presbyterian Synod in Salisbury. Mrs H F Stemey and Mrs Wix of Malion are visiting relatives in the city. Miss Dobbs, longtime local teacher, will open a private school here Monday.
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L. A. Peeler
Presbyterian Synod
Sarsbury
H. F. Stemey
Ee Wix
Malion
Ron Miss Dobbs
Elfu Diemfwyp
W. H. Goodman
Salisbury
Mrs Hudson and McIntosh Visit Relatives in Kinston
Mrs J Hudson attended the Lenoir Fair in Kinston this week and was a guest of relatives. Mr and Mrs W A McIntosh visited relatives in Kinston this week.
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J. Hudson
Kinston
Wallace Social News and church announcements
The Young Women's Auxiliary held a social at Mrs. F. P. Powers home featuring a Harvest Sal magundi from Ladies' Home Journal. Recitations and songs by Lila Reid and Mrs. Q G Southerland delighted attendees. Church officers planned evangelistic services starting November 16. Rev C V Brooks to address Wallace Lodge next Sunday. Currie attended the Salisbury Synod. N H Carter curates business trips.
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Lila Reid
Q. G. Southerland
F. P. Powers
F. Southerland
The
Baptist Church
J. W. Hickerson
Home Mission Board
Babbitt
Wallace Lodge
A. F
A. M
C. V. Brooks
Local Visitors from Belgrade Beaufort and New Bern
Kinston on October 28 reports Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson of Belgrade visiting last Tuesday. Mrs. W. L. Arrington of Beaufort was in town for a day. Miss Sadie Craft, recently in New Bern visiting relatives, has returned home.
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Kinston
Fred Henderson
Belgrade
W. L. Arrington
Beaufort
Misse
Sadie Craft
New Bern
R. C. Jackson
visitors from New Bern and area drop by in Kinston
Mr and Mrs D H Gaskins and daughter of New Bern spent Tuesday here as guests of relatives. Mr Felix Edwards of Duplin County visited Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W A McIntosh of New Bern spent Tuesday in Kinston with Mr and Mrs Henry French. Mrs Hodges of New Bern spent a day in the city. Miss Dock Rhodes of Peters Hill visited this week. Misses Mary Turner and Leliah Stryon of New Bern attended the fair. Mrs D M Roberts of New Bern was among attendees at the fair. Hon and Mrs Claude Kitchin of Scotland Neck spent a day here as guests of Mr and Mrs E B Lewis.
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D. H. Gaskins
New Bern
Felix Edwards
Duplin County
W. A. McIntosh
Kinston
Henry French
H. H. Hodges
City
Dock Rhodes
Peters Hill
Mary Turner
Leliah Stryon
D. M. Roberts
Claude Kitchin
Scotland Neck
E. B. Lewis
Sidie Mae Gaskins
Local Occurrences and Social Notes from Chadbourn
In Chadbourn and Bladen county updates Mrs Clyde Martin returns home after visiting relatives in Bladen county. E Moffit of Whiteville visited Chadbourn. Mr and Mrs A W Lewis and family spent part of last week in Raleigh with relatives. M E Lowe, visiting in St Louis, Mo, has returned. D E Connor spent several days in New Berlin. The notice announces the marriage of Ethel Edgerton to Claude Fuller Chelton on Sunday October twenty second nineteen hundred sixteen in Mount Olive NC with a home after October thirtieth Chadbourn NC.
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Chadbourn
Clyde Martin
Bladen County
A. W. Lewis
Raleigh
M. E. Lowe
St. Louis, Mo
D. E. Connor
New Berlin
Oscar Graham Gulley
Ethel Edgerton
Claude Fuller Chelton
Mount Olive
North Carolina
Chad Bourn
Woman's Betterment Assn Holds Bi Monthly Meeting
Southport notes a bi monthly meeting of the Woman's Betterment Association with a pre meeting one act farce by high school girls led by Miss Annie Mae Woodside. Plans are set for a November second week school bazaar. The Story Tellers League, a group of town girls, met at Miss Marion St George's home for a pleasant Friday night gathering.
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Southport
Woman's Betterment Association
Annie Mae Woodside
Masons
Marion St. George
Miss Tyler Returns Home From Fayetteville Visit
Fayetteville reports Miss Tyler of Hickman Kentucky has completed a stay and returned home after her visit.
Miss Ethel Williamson Visits From Graham
Miss Ethel Williamson of Graham spent several days here this week as a guest of friends.
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Ethel Williamson
Graham
Hickory Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Millie Kate McCombs from Morganton visits Hickory relatives while Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Grier spend the weekend at Harrisburg. Mrs. James C. Shuford visits Salisbury. The Gambles travel to New York then Niagara Falls and Detroit. Dr. and Mrs. Stephenson attend the Presbyterian Synod in Salisbury. Peede family hosts Reinhardt relatives. J. A. Martin returns from New York and Baltimore to Hamlet. W. W. McCobb of Concord visits relatives in town.
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Hickory
Millie Kate McCombs
Morganton
Carrie Gamble
Connely Gamble
New York
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Local residents visit across towns and states
Clarkton notes list Mrs. Daisy Mc Callum in Wilming ton spending a day, Dr Miss Maude Goodwin returning from Council, Mrs. Alice McCauley from Mount Gilead as guest of Mrs. Q L Clark Jr, and other visits by Mrs. N E Pruitt, Rev and Mrs W H Goodman, Mrs. G L Ward, Mrs. F A Harrington, Mrs. E R Meares, and Miss Mamie Jordan among Bladenboro, Lumberton, Goldsboro, Salisbury, Dothan, Bennettsville, Yorick, and M Hallboro acquaintances.
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Alice McCauley
Mount Gilead
Q. L. Clark, Jr
Raleigh social visits at localMiss Sedberry and guests
Miss Cornelia Harriss of Raleigh spent the week visiting Miss Ruth Sedberry. Miss Marie Pemberton of Black Mountain is visiting here as the guest of Miss Annie Williams.
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Cornelia Harriss
Raleigh
Ruth Sedberry
Marie Pemberton
Black Mountain
Annie Williams
New Bern Social Notes of Visitors and Returns
Miss Violet Heath of Alliance and Miss Mary Bryan visited friends in New Bern and Morehead City this week. Several residents traveled to Raleigh, Kinston, Jarretts Va., and Norfolk. Mrs. Solomon Baker plans to move to Jarretts, Va. with her family, while Lt and Mrs Patterson departed for Norfolk aboard the Dolphin.
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New Bern
Violet Heath
Alliance
Mary Ward
Raleigh
Mrs. Solomon
Baker
Jarretts, Va
Birthday Dinner at Miss Guthrie’s Home
Miss Elizabeth Guthrie hosted a Thursday night dinner for several guests to celebrate her birthday at her residence. The event gathered friends and neighbors for an intimate birthday gathering.
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Elizabeth Guthrie
Miss Guthrie
Reverend Lance Visits Southport Former Whiteville Pastor
Rev. Charles M. Lance of Whiteville visited Southport this week. He previously served as pastor of the Methodist church in this area.
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Charles M. Lance
Whiteville
Southport
Lincoln County Social Notes and Visitors List
Lincolnton notes list Mr and Mrs G M Haynes visiting relatives in Shelby and visitors from LeNoir Mr and Mrs Ben Harrell staying with Mrs C H Harrill. Emma Hoover heads to Lillington to teach. J L Lineberger guests in China Grove. Embroidery Club hosted by Mrs P B Cister with refreshments. Mattie Camp of Cherryville spent weekend with friends. Ed Reinhardt of East Lincolnton visited this week.
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Ben Harrell
Lenoir
C. H. Harrill
Ed. Reinhardt
East Lincolnton
Local Social Notes Amid Travels and Visit Returns
Dunn news records several family visits with relatives in Greensboro Raleigh Wilmington and Selma. Mr and Mrs Fussell spent days in Richmond Virginia and Mr and Mrs Morgan returned to Greensboro after a stay here. Mrs Pope and children came back from Falcon while Miss Meta Harper visited Bolton relatives. Mr and Mrs Jeffries returned from Asheville after their Wilmington marriage.
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S. E. Pope
Falcon
Asheville
Wilmington
Durham Social Roundup Includes Visits and Returns
Miss Estelle Flowers of Durham visits here as guest of Miss Mary Gorham. Mrs. Frank Duffy of New Bern returns home after visiting Mrs. S. H. McRae.
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Estelle Flowers
Durham
Mary Gorham
Frank Duffy
New Bern
S. H. McRae
Ruark Family To Visit Sanford For Lee County Fair
Mr and Mrs J W Ruark and their little daughter Marian will leave early next week for Sanford to attend the Lee county fair and visit relatives.
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J. W. Ruark
Marian
Sanford
Lee County Fair
Rankins of Hallsboro Visit City Relatives
Mr and Mrs Charles Rankin of Hallsboro are in the city visiting relatives and taking in local sights as they spend time away from home.
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Charles Rankin
Hallsboro
City
Williamson Hosts Friends For Ethel and George Williamson
Mr and Mrs E H Williamson entertained a number of friends Tuesday evening in honor of their guests Miss Ethel Williamson and Mr George Williamson of Graham The evening included various amusing incidents and refreshments were served.
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E. H. Williamson
Ethel Williamson
George Williamson
Graham
Storyteller Ramson to headline Brunswick fair in Bolivia
Mrs. R. E. Ramson, president of the North Carolina Story Tellers' League, will tell stories at the Brunswick county fair in Bolivia next Friday and Saturday. She also told stories at the Waccamaw township fair today.
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R. E. Ramson
North Carolina
Story Tellers’ League
Brunswick County
Bolivia
Ranson
Waccamaw
Miss Annie Louise St George Hosts Bazaar Group
Miss Annie Louise St George welcomed the baby booth committee of the school bazaar to her home Tuesday night. The committee members reported a pleasant time and were pleased with the gathering.
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Annie Louise St. George
Baby Booth
Mrs Proctor Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Charles E Proctor who had been visiting Mrs Wharton J Green and Mrs Tyler who had visited Mrs Archie Bougher has returned to her Hickman Kentucky home.
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Charles E. Proctor
Wharton J. Green
Tyler
Archie Bougher
Hickman, Ky
Lawrence MacRae
Nettle Perkins
Wiinston- Salem
Lulia Baxter Scot
Charlotte
Charles B. Williamson
Garner, N. Cc
Gastonia visitor attends Mission Study Class program
Mrs. E. Q. Jennings of Gastonia visited last week. Mrs. J. Loyd Thompson hosted the Mission Study Class of the Methodist church Monday afternoon. A most enjoyable program was rendered.
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J. Loyd Thompson
Methodist
Local Visitors and Residents Highlight Whiteville Scene
Whiteville notes reveal E Garland Brown of Chadbourne visiting this week. Mrs C D Boyd of Charlotte visits relatives here. Miss Margaret Joyce from Boardman stays with Miss Mamie Maultsby. Mrs M H Schulken visits Goldsboro relatives. H D Williamson of Wilmington spent the weekend with kin nearby. Miss Sallie Lee Smith of Elkton was a visitor last week. OS Miss Mabel Maultsby of Boardman residing with relatives.
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Whiteville
E. Garland Brown
Chadbourne
Mrs. C. D. Boyd
Charlotte
Margaret Joyce
Boardman
Mamie Maultsby
H. D. Williamson
Wilmington
Here
Sallie Lee Smith
Elkton
Raleigh Social Roundup Of Visiting Residents
Raleigh notes show Mrs. D R Scott of Elizabeth City visiting friends, Miss Laurie Clark visiting Mrs. James Massey, Mrs. T B Richards from Baltimore, Miss Mabel Cohen heading to South Boston, Miss Camelia Dowd returning to Charlotte, Mrs. J P Arrington visiting, and Miss Gertrude Davis from Newport News visiting in Raleigh with Mrs. M P Davis and Mrs. Charles Ruffin.
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Raleigh
D. R. Scott
Elizabeth City
Laurie Clark
Ridgemont
James Massey
Mabel Cohen
South Boston
Mrs. M. P. Davis
Peterburg, Va
Mrs
Charles Ruffin
Gertrude Davis
Newport News
M. P. Davis
Social visits noted across Smithfield area
Smithfield residents welcomed visitors from Four Oaks Raleigh Concord and Clayton this weekend. J W Keen and Mrs Keen of Four Oaks stayed to visit Mrs H T Coats. Rev J H Shore and Mrs Shore arrived to assist in revival meetings at the Methodist church. Others include Miss Bettie Watson Miss Lillian Holt and Mrs Charles Williamson visiting relatives in Smithfield.
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J. H. Shore
Wilmington
Methodist Church
Smithfield
Shore
R. B. John
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Carolina Social News
Ladies Aid Society
the Methodist Church
T. W. ,Lee
Geneva Moore
Burgaw
W. O. Singletary
John Best
W. QO. Eingletary
Christine Haar
H. L. Stew-arns
T. W. Lee
J. A. Brown
Chas. Chambers
H. D. Williams
Chauncey Carr
Misses Smith
Katharine Page
High Point
Nigh Point
Billy Armstrong
Greensboro
Virginia Woodson
O. Mr
Wallace
Women’s Auxiliary
Ladies’ Home Journal
W. P. M. Currie
N.H. Carter
E. Moffit
Philip Lydig
Philip M. Lydig
John Hays Hammond
Fayetteville
Mrs. S. A. Grier
Mr. Grier
Harrisburg, N. C
James C. Shuford
T. F. Stephenson
Mr. J. A. Martin
Baltimore
Hamlet
W. W. McCobb
Concord
Clarkton
Daisy McCallum
N. E. Pruitt
Bolton
EB. J. Cox
Goldsboro
G. L. Ward
Dothan, Ala
Mary J. Ward
F. A. Harrington
East Arcadia
E. R. Mears
Grace Linney Meares
Lumberton
G. T. Clark
Yorick
Frank Skinner
Bennettsville
Janie Russ
James A. Wyche
Hallboro
Mamie Jordan
Bladenboro
Mary Bryan
Morehead City
Mamie Sanford
Bessie Carmon
Oriental
John Glenn
Stoneville, Va
Miss Brewer
Vanceboro
Harry Smith
Plessie Mann
Marjorie
Ida Mae Hall
T. D. Warren
Mary Uzzelle
la Grange
Robert Casey
Reelsboro
George Dunn
Frances Duffy
Beatrice and
Blanche Davis
Cove City
Hulda, Bowen
Spartanburg, D. C
S. S. Willis
A. S. Culpepper
Lana Culpepper
Donald
Patterson
Norfolk
Lincolnton
G. M. Haynes
Shelby
C. D. Strout
Emma Hoover
Lillington
J. L. Lineberger
China Grove
P. B. Cister
Embroidery Club
Mattie Camp
Cherryville
Mrs. J. T. Morgan
J. W. Taylor
Thelma Taylor
Crawford Lamb
Sumpter, S. C
J. C. Bowman
Ethel Hancock
Meta Harper
Mary McKay
Salemsburg
J. A. McLean
Selma
M. H. Schulken
Mabel Maultsby
Ing
C O
J. P. Arrington
Rocky Mount
Camelia Dowd
J. W. Keen
Four Oaks
T. Coats
James H. Poll
Hazel Gillette
Helene Ives
O. E. Edgerton
Lillian Holt
Bettie Watson
Mattie Hudson
Wake County
J. B. Hudson
Lucy Love
John S. Barnes
P. C. Duncan
Clayton
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