SCHOL’RSHIP HONOR ROLL
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150 HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS ON FIRST
1937 HONOR LIST
7-1-A: Oliver Bray, Preston Blue,
Bill Hodges, Hazel Coppedge, Mel
ba Harris, Marion Hodges, Ruth
Lee, Juanita Waltz, Louise Roun
tree, Margaret Taylor, Gene Til
lery, Lois Wallace, Elaine Welch,
Jane West, Kathryne Wood.
7-1-B: Sanford Brown, Marvey
Taylor, Harry Weathers, Lois
Churchill, Helen Edmunds.
7-2: Mary Clark, Dollie Hoggard.
7-3: Violet Keeter, Kathleen Kidd.
7-4: None.
7-5: None.
7- 6: None.
8- 1-A: Bessie Lee Askew, Hazel
Baugham, Hazel Hancock, Helen
Hedgepeth, Justine Hockaday, E
dith Kinnin, Mary Louise Martin,
Ann Dawson Mohorn, Derith Mor
gan, Odessa Nethercutt, Edna Price
Helen Pridgen, Mary Louise Ray,
Marie Riggan, Mary Sanders, Mary
Sasser, Corrinne Satherthwaite,
Ruth Spence, Nettie Lee Stewart,
Miriam Warren, Julia Worrock,
Lewis Edwards, Paul Green, Jr.,
Billy Neal, Theodore Ray, Hull
Webb.
8-1-B: Jacqueline Armstrong, Ru
by Lois Davenport, Jeane Gibson,
Jeane Knight, Ruth Edmundson,
Edgar Patrick.
8-2: Margaret Giles, Elizabeth
Keeter, Helen Matthews, Virginia
Pepper, Frances Ricks, Eloise Tay
lor.
8-3: Mildred Barrett, Margaret
Boyd, Edith Matthews.
8-4: None.
8- 5: None.
9- 1: James Acree, Charles Da
vis, Lewis Hasty, Nicholas Long,
Lloyd Nethercutt, Mildred Blowe,
Mary Brickell, Carrie Byrd, Merle
Cole, Emily Dunning, Frances Gar
ris, Doris Hedgepeth, Margaret
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Hines, Mildred Hodges, Sallie Jar
vis, Alveta Peed, Lois Strickland,
Katherine Traynham, Victoria
Vester, Dorothy Webb, Elsie White.
9-2: Thomas Hockaday, Hazel
Cullom, Marjorie Fitts, Dorothy
Hockaday, Marian Murphy.
9-3: Virgie Lee Arthur.
9-4: None.
9- 5: None.
10- 1: Ruby Wilkinson, Edith
Wood, Edna Nicholson, James
Brown, Francis Fisher, R al p h
Knight, Ray Rightmeyer, Jack San
ders, Rudolph Williams, James
Wilson, Llewellyn Barnes, Margaret
Burton, Marie Cates, Juanita Coop
er, Doris Glasgow, Marjorie Hazel
wood, Ellen Johnson, Edna Locka
mon.
10-2: Mary Tudor.
10- 3: Audrey Whitehead, Fred
Cooper, David Harris.
11- 1: Bertha Batton, Helena
Crawford, Wilda Crickmore, Louise
Davis, Mary Garner, Janet Grant,
Margaret Harding, Evelyn Howard,
Annie Jenkins, Mildred Jordan, Lil
lian Lee, Elizabeth Lyerly, Lula
Belle McAlister, Mary Taylor, Mil
dred Taylor, Elizabeth Tickel, Sa
rah Thompson, Margaret Williams,
Clifford Clary, Charles Clary, Cecil
Coburn, Jimmie Hampton, Harold
Humphreys, Mack Jarman, John
Murray, Billie Robinson, Joseph
Topping.
11-2: Virginia Cooper, Helen Da
vis, Edna King.
11- 3: None.
12- 1: Catherine Armstrong, Isa
belle Cummings, Beatrice Kemp,
Mary Lillian Meade, Edith Moody,
Agnes Merritt, Beth Matthews, Ro
sa Boyd McLendon, Lucille Rooke.
Jessie Simmons, Mary Louise Sul
livan, Sarah Crawford Towe, Na
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EBENEZER
Miss Annie Pearl Willey of Wel
don spent Sunday with Miss Marie
Smith.
Miss Edith Dickens spent Satur
day rtlght with Miss Louise Hux.
Miss Teretha Hux spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Ad
kins near Tarboro.
Miss Margaret Hux of Halifax
spent Saturday night with her
mother, Mrs. Myra Hux.
Miss Hattie Barfield of Hobgood
was the guest of Miss Mary Hux
Sunday.
Quite a number of young people
enjoyed a weiner roast given by
the Darlington B. Y. P. U. in the
home of Mrs. W. M. Sparks last
Tuesday night.
Miss Pinkie Hux of Greensboro,
who has been the guest of Mrs. A.
E. Crawley for the past weeks, is
now visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. H.
Hux.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crawley and
family and Miss Nora Crawley vis
ited Mrs. J. W. Dickens and Mrs.
W. D. Hux Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Crawley spent
Thursday in Raleigh visiting their
son, Albion, also attended the Dem
ocratic Convention and were sup
per guests in the home of Gov. and
Mrs. Clyde Hoey.
J. M. Butts spent Thursday in
Raleigh and Durham.
Mrs. J. M. Butts and daughter,
valle Tickle, Mildred Lee Moore
Elsie Worrick, Clifton Boyd, Chas.
Bennett, George Hayes.
12-^; Virginia Pair, Rosaline
Thompson.
Post Graduates: Marguerite
Camp, Mamie L. Cooper, Sarah
Murrill, Lelia Webb, Charles Hal
loway, Thomas Williams.
Hazel, are spending a few days at
Caledonia State Farm with rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Draper and
son of Heathsville were supper
guests in the home of Mrs. A. E.
Crawley Sunday night.
Mrs. A. E. Crawley is spending
a few days this week at Caledonia
State Farm with her daughter,
Mrs. Russell Dickens.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor were
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al
eck Hamill at Heathsville Sunday
night.
Rev. Wade Johnson was the din
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. P.
Crawley and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jenkins and
family of Weldon, Mrs. Henry Fer
guson and sons of Halifax spent
Sunday with Mrs. B. F. Hux and
Little Miss Ruby Clemmons gave
a party Saturday night in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Rowland hon
oring Halloween. Scores of delight
ful games were enjoyed, after
which refreshments were served to
the following guests: Annie Laura
Hux, Frances Melvin, Helen Bran
ham, Mary Ellen Harris, Mary E
lizabeth Hux, Ruby Lean and Katie
Ruth Morris, Myrtle Rae Hux, Rob
ert Rowland, Willie and Grady
Hux, Bill Haskins, John Branham,
Herbert Morris Jr., Grady Mans
Gregory and Chalma Hux.
ENFIELD
Mrs. Lizzie Sherrod is spending
this week in Petersburg with her
son, Bryan Sherrod.
Mrs. R. F. Shaw and Mrs. J. R.
Matthews are visiting in Asheville
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Miller, of
Rowland, are visiting in the home
of their daughter, Mrs. H. M.
Lynch.
Roaring Timber
Sunday Film At
Pitts In Emporia
The New Pitts’ Theatre in Em
poria, Va., offers this Sunday
"Roaring Timber” which is a thrill
ing picture of the lumber jacks at
work. Unusual scenes of huge fall
ing trees and other logging scenes
make this a very entertaining pic
ture. Jack Holt is the star and he
is ably supported by Ruth Donnelly
and Grace Bradley.
Monday and Tuesday the Pitts
New Theatre will present “Souls
At Sea”, starring Gary Cooper,
George Raft and Frances Dee.
“Souls At Sea” is a stQry of the
slave traffic days and is one of
the outstanding dramatic film of
ferings of the year.
Mrs. L. Cutchins
Buried In Enfield
Burial of Mrs. Louise Preston
Cutchins, of Fuquay-Varina, was
made in Elmwood Cemetery in En
field, on Wednesday afternoon at
one-thirty o’clock. She died at her
home at Fuquay-Varina on Tues
day and services were held at the
Presbyterian Church there at ten
o’clock Wednesday and were con
cluded at the grave here.
Mrs. Cutchins was the widow of
J. B. Cutchins and was 91 years of
age. She and Mr. Cutchins were
natives of Halifax County, she be
ing a sister of the late Miss Coff
Bustin and Mr. West Bustin, of En
field. Surviving is one daughter,
Mrs. Julia Stephens, of Fuquay
Varina.
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