The daily independent., 1937-08-13

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D. Bradford Fearing will welcome
the visitors in behalf of the Roam
oke Colony Memorial Association
Mrs. John Huske Anderson
president of the North Carolina
Division of the U. D. c., will eX-
tend greetings.
Following another speech of
welcome by Mrs. J. G. Fearing of
this city, the combined choirs will
sing Dixie" to a new set of words.
Mrs. w. M. Forrest, president of
the Virginia Division Of the U. D.
c., will extend greetings from her
State, and Garry Me Back to Old
Virginia" will be played on the
organ complimentary to Mrs. For
rest.
The principal address will be
made by Mrs. John l.. Woodbury.,
of Louisville, KY, President Gen
eral of the U. D. c., who will speak
on What U. D. c. Has Done in
Preserving Southern History"
old Kentucky Home" will be
played on the organ compliment
ary to Mrs. Woodbury..
Mrs. Fentress Horner of Eliza
beth City, and the choir, will sing
THE Southern Girl" which will
be followed by presentation of
General and Division officers of
the U. D. C. and other prominent
guests.
Mrs. J. Wesley Foreman of Eliz-
abeth City, as the Spirit of Caro-
lima, will sing "Ho! For Carolina" ="
assisted by the choir.
A toast, To the Old North
State" will be given by Bill Cox,
Jr., after which the assembly will
sing Carolina" led by Mrs. Mar
garet Love OF Elizabeth City and
choir.
Luncheon will be had at the Ro-
aroke Inn at 100 p. m, followed
by a visit to the Fort Raleigh Mu-
scum and the Wright Memorial
and a drive around Roanoke ISL
and and NagS Head.
A tea, complimentary to Mrs.
Woodbury., will be given at the
Wigwam Tea Room at Manteo at
4:30 p. m.
The following Elizabeth City
singers will assist the Westminster
Choir: Mrs. Wesley Foreman, Mrs.
T. B. Bennett, Mrs. H. E. Nixon,
Mrs. Fenjress Horner, Mrs. Mar
garet r. Love, Mrs. F. N. Earle,
Mrs. L. E. Skinner, Mrs. Walker
Rayburn, Mrs. Clyde Armstrong,
Mrs. J. G. Fearing, Jr., Mrs. J. H
White, Mrs. Mullen Weeks, Mrs
Garland ToWe, Miss Emerald
Sykes, Mrs. J. H. Cartwright, Miss
Camilla Foreman, Miss Frances
Singleton, Miss Edith Midgette,
Miss Ethel Jones, Mr.. Wesley
Foreman, Mr.. S. G. Scott, Mr..
Cameron Gregory, Mr.. H. A.
Graul and Weymouth Tillett.
The following Manteo singers
will also assist the Westminster
Choir: Mrs. Rennie Williamson
Mrs. Preston Daniels, Mrs. 1. P
Davis. Mrs. A. E. Brown, Mrs. E
R. Wescott, Mrs. Willie Midget
Miss Lena Price Daniels, Miss
Doris Jones and Miss Reid Wes-
colt.
Mary Whitehall and Bette
Foreman will be personal pages to
Mrs. Woodbury., Lucy Rascoe Out
law and Jane Carolyn Fearing will
be personal pages to Mrs. Ander-
son, and Bette London Wooten
and Estelle Markham will be per-
sonal pages to Mrs. Forrest.
The following Elizabeth City
boys and girls will serve as Boy
Scouts and pages: Hugh Mari,
Bobby Overman, Edward Griffin,
Fletcher Bailey, Oscar Owens,
Buxton White. Bill Dawson, Jr.,
John Wood Foreman. Jack Greg
son, Brantley Mccoy, Winfield
Worth, Thomas Skinner, Billy
Gather, Lucien Morrisette, Ver-
non Gregson, Oscar MCMILLAN
White, Bill Skinner, Grover Cart
wright, Julian Baum, Sam Greg
ory, Ann Ray Kramer, Geraldine
Hughes, Gertrude Fearing, Sallie
Dixon, Laura Dixon, Bette Gal
ther, Lucille Williams, Audrey
Dawson, Natalie Selig, Bette Grit
fin, Ann Marie Cook and Margar-
ct McCabe.
Pages from other nearby places
will be: Pearl E. Whichard and
Virginia C. Byrum of Edenton, Re-
becca Ward and Meredith Johnson
of Plymouth, Mary Wood Koonce
and Prue NeWby of Hertford, Dixie
Burrus of Hatteras, Eugene Cow
per of Gatesville, Sarah Pearson
Sawyer and Elizabeth Cooper OF
Windsor, and Annie Etheridge
Amanda Etheridge and Bradford