Frid ay Morning Bridge Club News and Local Notes
The Friday Morning Bridge Club hosted four tables with Miss Bessie Rouse in charge. Guests included Miss Hal Morson of Raleigh and several Wilson residents. The column also notes Red Cross seals, a theater play benefiting the American Legion, a district club meeting, school lunch reports, new members, illnesses, and a travel note from Mrs Chase in New York during election night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Rouse
Hal Morson
Raleigh
Ernest Deans
J. W. W. Thompson
W. A. Finch
Frank Lea
L. J. Smith
W. T. Clark
Ida Wiggins
Red Cross
Magette Gap
Auxiligny
Ithercan Legig
Wilson Theatre
Treasury of the American Legion
Wilson
Blount
Robert Creech
W. H. Gaskill
George Walston
T. B. Sugg
Troy Myatt
John Swift
T. J. Blackshear
Hinton
R. E. Townsend
Elise Townsend
Frank Hassell
M. R. Beaman
M. ©. Gresham
Phillip Simms
Bryce Little
Woman's Club
Wilson High School
Eugene Davis
M Onths
Charles Swinfell
Social Service Department
Luncheon Honors Womans Club Finance Committee
Mrs A A Basye hosted a noon luncheon at Broad Street home for the club’s finance committee. Guests included Mrs Eugene Davis Mrs H G Connor Jr Mrs W W Simms and others with Mrs John Bruton absent ill. Ruth Johnson and Tilly Bass were married by Justice W R Wood and plan to live in Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bruton
Womans Club
A. A. Basye
Broad Street
Basye
Eugene Davis
H. G. Connor, Jr
W. W. Simms
Norborn Scbaum
W. T. Clark
J. Bad Woodard
Ruth
Johnson
Tilly Bass
Office of
Justice of Peace
W. R. Wood
Wilson
Womans Federated Clubs Meet in Selma
The outstanding feature of a recent district meeting of the Womans Federated Clubs was held in Selma this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Federated Clubs
Selma
Library meeting highlights socialize guests from distance
Mrs Moss and Miss Harper from Greenville presented a program at the training school library meeting. The district library gathering was well attended with an elaborate program and generous hospitality for visiting librarians from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss
Scion of Wideners on Honeymoon Returns Home
Mrs Frederick Guilford arrived in Raleigh after visiting sister Mrs John Green Scion of Widener P B A Widener II and his bride the former Gertrude T Peabody sail from New York for their honeymoon. They plan to reside at the Elkins estate near Philadelphia after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Guilford
Raleigh
John Green
P. B. A. Widener
Philadelphia Traction
New York
Elkins Estate
Philadelphia
Mount Olive Edges Tarboro in Ill‑Favored Tilt for State Title
Mount Olive defeated Tarboro 7 to 6 in a rough illuminated clash at Lea gue Park yesterday to clinch the state high school championship. Mount Olive showed backfield flair led by Moore while Tarboro relied on a stronger line. penalties and fights marred the game as darkness fell before the final whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Olive
Tarboro
League Park
Moore
Summerlin
Martin
Ricks
Williams
Woodley
Crane
Denton
Simmons
Rockhill
Atlantic Christian College
Tynne
Free Coal Shovels With Coal Orders
Carolina Builders Supply Corp offers a free coal shovel with each order of one or more tons of coal. Phones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Builders Supply Corp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arty Wheek
Ford Cars and Service
Mary Carolyn Davies
Fayetteville
Stuckey
Buck Moss
Marshal Daniel
Earl Ash
Charlie Darden
Ben Smith
Frank Davis
Oxford
Werther
Mrs. Carlton
Carlton
Cherry Hotel
VRS. Bruton Itu
Elizabeth Hargroves
Richsac
Mrs. Wyche
Charlotte
Murray
Hugh Murray
Palmer Jerman
Sallie Herring
Johnson County
Chicago
Chase
City
Carolla
Metropolis
Times Square
Margaret Jackson
Cora Smith
A. M. Cronenberg
Cronenberg
Oteen
Bass
Wideners
Tarboro Hero
May
Sutherland
Hall
Carrstarphen
Harris
Sentelle
Tate
Atlantic
Christian College
Mt. Olive Andrews
Thigpen
Rutin
Sutherland Ce Simmons
Searrison
Wells
Braswell
R. T
Spruill Tate
Sutton Woodley
Moore Crane
L. H
Martin Gorham
Denton Summerlin
F. B. Hollingsworth
John W. Jomp
Farmers’ Bank Building
R. D. Gladding
Blue Printing Wilson
N. C
Carolina Builders Supply Cor
Madame Odell
Happe
National Canned Food
Tarboro Street
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