Hamlet scores of local movers and a Natl Red Cross note
Hamlet notes list many residents traveling to visit relatives from Weldon to Wilmington and Raleigh. It also reports a Just Government League meet at Mrs. M Boys, social visits to Petersburg and Columbia, and a Red Cross shipment to Wilmington with multiple knitted items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Government League
Co. M
Walter Pope
Baby
Charlonie
Grace
Richard
Mr. Moore
Weldon
Baucom
Nellie Fricker
Polkton
Alma News Bulletin Highlights Departures and Socials
Miss Ethel James leaves for Murfreesboro to serve as secretary of Cowan College this session. Edna McPhaul moves to Royland to enter school. Misses Lee Reddin and Annie McLean host a gathering for Miss James. A Red Cross Auxiliary cream supper supports local charity. Townsend returns to teaching at Peard school with seven teachers. The community notes reflect social visits and school updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Ethel James
Murfreesboro
Cowan College
Miss Jones
Neers
Edna McPhaul
Royland
Lee Reddin
Annie McLean
James
Red Cross Auxiliary
Maxton Chapman
Teady
Able Townsend
HKOOL
Peard
Miss Townsend
Bridal shower honors Miss Geneva Moore in Burgaw
In Burgaw North Carolina on Thursday afternoon 5 to 7 o clock Mrs T F Johnston and Mrs Fred Dees hosted a bridal shower for Miss Geneva Moore whose October wedding to Mr John J Best is planned. Guests enjoyed punch a recipe book favors and a red white and blue themed ice course and cake. A bucket draw produced kitchen wares as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ball
L. G. Bundy
McColl
S. C
Carriker
Charlotte
Willie Moore Lyles
Petersburg
Pratt
C. E. Gaddy
Henderson Street
F. L. Hyman
E. A. Lackey
Wrightsville Beach
Emma Davis
H. W. Nash
Columbia
Davis
Milford
Delaware
Lizzie Newton
Y. R. Newton
Bennettsville
C. R. Rhodes
Virginia
Rhodes
Sumer
West, Virginia
H. A. Ball
Lancaster
H. F. Hank
Louisville and Nashville Railway
J. J. Debnam
Spring Street
G. W. Garrett
Debnam
Seaboard Air Line Railway
A.L. White
Clifford
Aubry
Portsmouth
Hamlet
Rockingham
White
Wilmington
Ruth
Elsie Thomas
York
W. H. Lindsey
Henderson
G. H. Lindsey
Eloise Grantham
Wilson
Ruby Medlin
W. R. Campbell
Louisa
Mar- Nelle
Jacksonville
Fla
Ie Campbell
O. Ens
Jack Mc“itt
Maxton
North Carolina
Burgaw
N. C
T. F. Johnston
Fred Dees
Geneva Moore
John J. Best
May Millie Johnson
Louisa Moore
Red Cross
Mesdames G. Kornegay
J. D. Farrior
G. H. Henry
Q. G. Southerland
C. E. McCullen
P. E. Lincas
J. R. Bannerman
David Herring
J. A. Bannerman
W. D. Croom
W. B. McNeal
M. M. Moore
J. B. Moore
A. C Bryan
C. C. Branch
E. T. Pullen
Ike Margolis
D. D. Sparkman
Robert Black
Hopewell
Henry Grady
Clinton
Callie Moore
Maggie. Murphy
Lucile Magette
Annie Fae Keith
Margaret Freeman
Lyda Southerland
Douglas H
Jeanette Moore
Mary Miller Johnson
Louise Moore
Wallace and Clinton Social News Highlight Busy Week
Wallace notes a Christian Endeavor meeting led by Mrs. J. W. Carroll with papers by Misses France and Caroline Robinson and others. The column lists local visits, Red Cross activity, tobacco sales for relief, and residents traveling to Wilmington, Raleigh, and Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
J. D. Southerland
Daughster
Susie
Petersburg
Islet Southerland
Little Son
Islet, Jr
John Westbrook
Rocky Mount
Thos. Lowther
Wilmington
The
Carr Company
Cora Boone
R. C. Williams
Milton Johnson
Burgaw
Ellen Mae Johnson
Herbert Cavenaugh
Raleigh
Edna
Caroline
Corbitt
Ivahoe
Binford
Red Cross
J. W. Carroll
American Tobacco Company
A. J. Bray
W. J. Yarborough
Mary Susan
Alice Hussey
Mr. H. Mosley Hussey
Wilson
New Fall Sweaters Arrive In Wide Range For All
A new large and well selected line of fall sweaters has arrived for college boys and girls, men, women, and children. The assortment includes ladies, misses, men's, boys and children's sweaters priced from 4.98 to 4.98 dollars. The note urges shopping now as sweaters will be popular this autumn and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
J. C. Delemar
Beaufort
Mollie Fulford
Ocracoke
Elizabeth Scarboro
D. F. Seifert
Wilmington
William Webb
Morehead City
Ethel Whitehurst
Bayboro
Julia
Anna Belle Parker
Kinston
A. F. Hammonds
Pollocksville
Beatrice Davis
Cove City
Sadie Wood
Koch
R. C. Michie
Billie
Pennsylvania
Alice DeMoelinen
San Francisco
Sam Ferrebee
Stonewall
Chicago
H. T. Patterson
Cincinnati
D. T. Gaskins
Lindley Gaskins
Norfolk
Jack Crabtree
Miss Vivetta
H. L. Cavennauga
Mary Lovick
Ocean View
New Fall Millinery Display Promises Best Hats Yet
A local shop unveils a fall millinery display claiming the finest selections from master designers. Purple ready to wear hats, turbans, large sailors, velvets, felts, and plushes are offered at cash prices, with emphasis on low cost and high quality.
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Sta
Bertha Moore
Louisburg
ARS
Warsaw
Helen Williams
Pleasant Grove
Joe Wilson
J. P. Wilson
W. W. Wilson
Lewis Carlyton
Fannie Wilson
Bettie Hunter
Christian Endeavor Society
Erle Best
Maria Loftin
Julia Jones
Barden
Anna Pierce
Annie Louise Manning
Martha Best
Sara Sanders
Smithfield
Faison Pierce
John Barden, Jr
Annie Carroll
Mount Airy
John R. Barden
Robert Barden
Gertrude Moore
Edenton
Goldsboro
Jack Pierce
J. D. Husham
Mebane
Bettie Hill
Fannie George Lucas
Cordele
Sallie Hill
B. C. Moore
Elizabeth Moore
Mosely Faison
Wallace
Clanton
M. H. Jones
Augusta
Agnes Hargrove
Timmonsville
D. C
C. F. Collins
Faison
Collins
Harnett County
W. W. Alston
Oxford
Floyd Rawls
Gordon
Ralph Herring
Lumberton
E.mcq. Surles
R. 1
Orrum
J.J. Goodwin
Irene Ivey
A. Z. Hayes
Mollie
Bessie
Zanie and
Fulton
McDonald
John Irwin Sutphen
Sallie McLean
A. W. McLean
Annie Buie
Red Springs
Co. B. Skipper
Ater Street
Nel
Jean Griffin
Williamston
Lizzie G. Proctor
Sixth Street
R. D. Caldwell
Annie Ruth
Robert
William
D. W. Biggs
Elm Street
Hendersonyville
Hendersonville
G. E. Gerow
Lois Oliver
Mount Olive
Calypso
Martin Grove
Mr. Olive
J. H. Cerr
E. P. Tratt
Wil Gton
J. Clyde
Theering
France
NEW Fall Millinery
New Fall Apparel
Aurora
Ladies” Home Journal
J. W. H. Fuchs Gash Dept. Store
South Front Street