Senior High School
Honor Rolls Announced
- s
Citizenship and Scholastic hon
or rolls for the Senior High
School here were announced to
day as follows:
SCHOLARSHIP
12-1 Jacqueline Armstrong, Mil
dred Barrett, Rosa Brickel, Ruby
Davenport, Madge Erwin, Rachel
Forest, Jean Gibson, Angela Har
dy, Helen Hedgepeth, Justine
Hockaday, Lois Hockaday, Jean
Knight, Juanita Lane, Mary L.
Martin, Margaret Medgette, De
ri th Morgan, Odessa Nethercutte,
Edna Price, Helen Pridgen, Mary
Louise Ray, Marie Riggan, Nettie
Stewart, Mary Sanders, Mary
Sasser, Eloise Taylor, Jane Thom
ason, Miriam Warren, Edward
Johnson, Jimmie Wright.
12-2: Francis Buck, Francis
Hale, James McFarland, Margaret
Britt, Lula Britton, Mae Allen Bur
bage, Margaret Giles, Mildred
Johnson, Raye Outland, Hazel
Pridgen, Elizabeth Taylor, Thelma
Taylor, Margaret Tucker, Lucille
Tyson, Edna Wood, Barbara Vin
cent.
12-S: Jeanette Williams, Olelia
Britt
12-4: Margaret Pierce, Pauline
Ross.
11-1: Sanford Brown, Lawerence
Clements, Calvin Hancock, W. T.
Hasty, Bill Hodges, Lois Churchill,
Violet Dean Corbitt, Kathleen
Crumpler, Helen Edmonds, Vera
Hale, Melba Harris, Agnes Haw
kins, Lib Price Hines, Marion
Hodges, Faye Jernigan, Elladeane
Lee, Ruth Lee, Gwendolyn Lowe,
Olive Outman, Marian Ray, Edith
Revelle, Louise Roundtree, Lorene
Scott, Marcella Seymour, Annie
r>_ _ ir__l m-1_
JL IrVVW * VJ ) Cb X ,
Gene Tillery, Elaine Welch, Jane
West, Katherine Wood.
11-2: Clifton Braswell, Oliver
Bray, Elmer Reaves, Harvey Tay
lor, Harry Weathers, Ruth Brown,
Katie Cates, Margaret Harris,
Kathleen Kidd.
11-3: Charles MaHaffey, Alice
Beale, Eleanor Maurice.
10-1: Erwin Andrews, James
Bennett, Lanier Davis, John Fish
er, Kirk Taylor, Francis Vaughan,
Bennie Vester, Dorothea Askew,
Elizabeth Beckwith, Loraine Bry
ant, Hazel Cannon, Ann Collins,
Helen Daughtry, Marie Harbour,
Helen Hasty, Annie Holleman,
Mae Leitner, Margaret Martin,
Shirley Martin, Mary Sanders,
Virginia Lee Thorne, Marilyn
Vincent, Josephine Webb.
10-2: Jack William's, Eileen
Barnette, Margaret Blowe, Doma
Clary, Dorothy Clary, Libby Dean
Clemmer, Tiny Davis, Frances
Gibson, Lola Jolly, Essie Mason,
Marian Perkinson, Alice Walker.
10-3: Charles Draughan, Jimmie
Elmore, Fulton Turner, Needa
rs.eeves.
10-4: Dorothy Nickolson.
CITIZENSHIP
12-1: Jacjueline Armstrong, Mil
dred Barrett, Rosa Brickell, Ruby
Davenport, Madge Erwin, Jean
Gibson, Angela Hardy, Helen
Hedgepeth, Justine Hockaday, E
dith Kinnin, Jean Knight, Juanita
Lane, Ruth Lowe, Mary Louise
Martin, Margaret Midgett, Odessa
Nethercutt, Edna Price, Alary
Louise Ray, Atarie Riggan, Mary
Sanders, Nettie Lee Stewart, Cor
rine Satherwaite, Ruth Spence,
Eloise Taylor, Arnold Moore, Al
vin Pitt.
12-2: Frances Buck, Gilbert Dra
per, Sterling Edmonds, Rudolph
Edwards, Francis Hale, James
AtacFarland, Hilda Acree, Mar
garet Britt, Lula Britton, Mae Ai
len Burbage, Dorothy Draper, Lois
Finch, Jessie Gay, Alice Gaylord,
Margaret Giles, Charlotte Grant,
Mildred Johnson, Jane Kidd, Ha
zel Pridgen, Elizabeth Taylor,
Thelma Taylor, Alargaret Tucker,
Lucille Tyson, Edna Wood.
12-3: Olelia Britt, Alargie Cole,
Helen Harp, Alice Pearson, Jean
Shell, Jeanette Williams, Adrain
Correr, Alvin Hockaday, Clifton
Moore, Sterling Mohorne, Sam
Maurice, Bill Roberts.
12-4: Ford Buf faloe, Clifton
Cooper, Dora Dean Inscoe, Hen
rietta Lassiter, Dorothy Lee, Sar
ah McLeod. Margaret Pierce.
11-1: Sanford Brown, Lawerence
Clements, Calvin Hancock, Bill
Hodges, Joseph Taylor, Eloise
Bright, Lois Churchill, Violet
Dean Corbitt, Kathleen Crumpler,
Helen Edmonds, Mason Edwards,
Vera Hale, Agnes Hawkins, Mari
an Hodges, Faye Jernigan, Gwen
dolyn Lowe, Olive Outman, Mari
an Ray, Edith Revelle, Louise
Roundtree, Lorene Scott, Marcella
Seymour, Margaret Taylor, Gene
Tillery, Elaine Welch, Ralph Allen,
Clifton Braswell Clyde Garris, O
tls Glasgow. Charles Horne, Wes
ley Starke, Harvey Taylor, Ruth
Brown, Katie Cates, Mary Clark,
Dorothy George, Janie Hasty,
Kathleen Kidd, Odell Lyles, Gladys
Pearson, Rachel Smith.
11-3: Charles Baird, Alfred Lee
Harp, Francis Hockaday, Linton
Roughton, Alvin Thompson, Cy
ril Waters, Alice Beale, Jewel
Brigman, Christine Bush, Frances
Dickens, Laura Eason, Catherine
Hudson, Frances Keeter, Lucille
Magee, Josephine Speight, Vivian
Taylor, Madeline Thompson, Mar
jorie Walker, Marjorie Wheeler,
Inez White.
11-4: Raymond Wright, James
Whitby, Conly Pelk, William
Mountford, Sara Williams, Lena
1 Sadler, Ida Belle Keeter, Alberta
Jones, Myrtle Gums, Catherine
DeBerry, Eunice Coburn, Ivery
Lee Bolton.
11-5: Elorine Clary, Ermald
Johnson, Betty Sue Taylor.
10-1: Erwin Andrews, James
Bennett, John Fisher, Kirk Taylor,
, James Tickel, Frances Vaughan,
- Dorothea Askew, Elizabeth Beck
with, Margaret Bennett, Loraine
Bryant, Hazel Connor, Ann Col
lins, Helen Daughtry, Josephine
Draper, Marie Harbour, Heler
Hasty, Annie Holleman, Marths
Lee Johnson, Margaret Martin, Lo
raine Newsome, Lola Peeds, Marj
Sanders, Peggy Simms, Virginia
Lee Thorne, Marilyn Vincent
Josephine Webb.
10-2: William Price, Philip Pul
len, Jack Williams, Dickie Wilson
Eileen Barnette, Margaret Blowe
Doris Bridges, Doma Clary, Dor
thy Clary, Libby Dean Clemmer
Pauline Coppedge, Tiny Davis
Frances Gibson, Becky Grant
Mildred Hasty, Elizabeth Hull
Lola Jolly, Myrtle Malrey, Jear
MacKinzie, Beulah Ogborn, Doris
Pearson, Marian Perkinson, Alice
Walker.
10-3: Bertha Braswell, Dora Lee
Cahoon, Eula Cobb, Lula Cobb,
Betty Hawkins, Aleane Myrick,
Deida Reeves, James Nicholson,
Fulton Turner.
10-4: Earl Bryant, Cecil Lynch,
Joseph Miller, Charles Radcliffe,
Benjamin Craddock, Edith Boyd,
Geraldine Britt, Virginia Davis,
Kathleen Hux, Victoria Morgan,
Dorothy Nicholson, Myrtle Pritch
ette, Lorraine Shell.
10-5: Carl Cobb, Joseph Sudduth.
St. John's
Catholic Church
(Rev. Peter M. Denges, Pastor)
23rd Sunday after Pentecost.
Sunday Masses, 8 and 10 ajn.
Week-day Mass, 7 a.m.
Sat. Mass for Children, 8 a.m.
Confessions daily before Mass;
also on Saturday at 7 p.m.
Catechisms in Weldon on Monday
at 3:30 p.m.; here after Mass on
Saturday.
This Sunday will be Communion
Day for the Ladies of the Parish.
A delightful social will be held
at the redtory on Tuesday at 8 p.m.
It is being sponsored by Mrs.
Thomas R. Manning and Mrs. Cur
tis D. Peele, both of Weldon.
A new Novena, in honor of Our
Lady of Perpetual Help, will begin
on Friday at 7:30 p.m. It will con
sist of devotions in honor of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, an instruction,
a question box, and Benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament.
The Study Club will follow ser
vices on Friday night in the rec
tory. Father Denges extends a
hearty welcome to the public to at
tend all Catholic services.
WPA Office
At Jackson
Closed Down
Shortage of labor for WPA proj
ects was given as the reason for
closing the Works Progress Admin
istration branch office at Jackson
for the Halifax-Northampton dis
trict.
The office closed on Wednesday
of last week after being in opera
tion since the Summer of 1938. Of
ficials at the office stated that the
branch headquarters would be re
opened if and when labor conditions
justified.
Projects in Northampton to be
completed are classrooms supple
ment to the Gaston school building,
the Woodland water and sewer proj
ect, the Seaboard water and sewer
project, and the Garysburg Negro
school building project.
Staff of the office included E. S.
Parker, director; J. J. Buff aloe,
chief timekeepe- and Miss Janie
B. McDaniel, clerk. Buffaloe will
have his office at Seaboard, where a
water and sewer project is under
way, and Parker will work in Wel
don.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. A. A. Duncan entertained
at her home on Hamilton St.
from 4 to 6 o’clock last Tuesday
afternoon honoring her niece, Mil
lie Jean Joyner, on her ninth
birthday.
Hallowe’en color scheme of or
ange and black was carried out.
Those enjoying the party were:
Alice Joyner, Peggie Draper, Hen
ry Johnson, A1 Travis, George
Joyner, Susan Shepherd and Jim
mie Johnson of Weldon, Ann Griz
zard, Mary Frances Allsbrook,
Charles Hasty, Greta Churchill,
Mary Jo Suiter, Annie Mae Barnes,
Graham Lynch, TTT, Miriam Bal
lord and Joan Mahaffie.
COMPLIMENT BRIDE
Mrs. J. O. Elmore and Mrs. L.
C. Daughtry were hostesses at a
party Monday night, at the home
of Mrs. Elmore on Hamilton
Street, honoring Mrs. Joseph Tay
lor, a recent bride.
Cards were played, and a salad
plate with coffee was served to
the following: Mesdames J. R.
Wrenn, Billy Jim Hawkins, R. B.
Harper, Sally Taylor, J. M. Tay
lor, Pleasant Taylor, Effie
Tickel, Johme Mincher, T. N.
Shearin, J. M. Ingram and Misses
Virginia Taylor and Ester Ann
Tickle.
CHOCKOYOTTE
Grade Dairy
Whole Milk and11 P- Qt.
Chocolate Milk I 9
Whipping Cream pt. 35c
Skimmilk qt. 8c
Phone Orders R-436-1
• •
C. T. Oakley, Jr.
For Furniture
Upholstering
and Refinishing
Complete Line Of
Beautiful Fabrics.
For FREE Estimates
Phone R-412-6 — R. R.
imes like these cal! for
a car like this 1
1
YOUR wisest choice ... if you
want a car to fit your needs
both today and tomorrow... is this
beautiful ’42 Ford! It’s longer,
lower, wider, with a smart and
luxurious new interior. It’s built
to serve you economically for more
years than you’ve probably ever
kept a car before! So get your
facts first-hand. Come in and
compare it feature for feature
with any car in its class. Then
test it yourself on the roads you
pick. You’ll find that outstand
ing economy, style, roominess
and road performance make this
great new '42 Ford YOUR BEST
NEW-CAR INVESTMENT!
* * *
Own America’s thriftiest "8", or Amer
ica’s most modern "6". Ford now builds
both! * # *
Enjoy the "new Ford ride” now finer
still ... on lower, wider chassis, with
longer, softer springs!
* * *
Ride in room to spare, in big, wide
bodies of one-piece welded steel for
lasting quiet!
* * *
Invest wisely for the future ... in the
long-life quality car of the low-price
* * *
18 MONTHS TO PAY —
No Cash Required If Your Car
Equals The Down Payment.
AMERICA’S NO. 1
CAR INVESTMENT
WHITE MOTORS, INC.
Roanoke Avenue at Ninth Roanoke Rapids, N. C.