The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-27
ROSEHILL

ROSEH1LL, Aug 26.-Mrs. Alice
J. Herring has returned from
Snithfield, where she h a been
visiting friends.
Those spending last week at
White Lake were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Fussell, Miss Sally Grey
Herring, of Rosehill, and Mrs.
John Bandy of Smithfield..
Mrs. A. C. Hall, Jr., left Monday
morning for Sherman, Texas, to
join her husband, Flight Officer
Albert G. Hall, Jr., formerly of
Wallace, who is stationed at Per-
rim Field, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Marshall en-
tertained at a buffet supper, at
their home on Tuesday evening.
Guests were: Mrs. Charles M. Cum
lift, E. C. Hanpeter, of st. Louis,
Mo-, Mrs. E. H. Cunliff, the for
mer Miss Betty Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Wilson, Misses Patsy,
Barbara and Shirley Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Russell, Misses Ed
ma and Betty Russell.
Mrs. Albert J. Cottle and Albert
J. Jr., of Fayetteville, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Cottle and
other relatives.
Miss Estelle Russell was hostess
at two tables Of bridge at her home
Saturday evening. Her weekend
guest, Miss Mary Pickett, of Ke-
Evansville, was given prize for
holding high score and Mrs. E. L.
Lanier received a gift for second
high and also the travelling prize.
Miss Russell served sweet course
to Miss Pickett, Mrs. Lanier, Mr..
James D. Russell, Mr.. Earl Fus-
sell, Mrs WILDER Russell, Miss Ed
ma Russell and Miss Elizabeth Far
low
Mrs. L. ]. Matthews, Betsy and
Jimmy Matthews of Winston-Sa-
lem, are visiting Mrs. Matthew's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Fus-
sell
Little Silvia and David Russell,
of Wilmington, are visiting reIa-
tives here
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs Clifton Alderman, Mr.
and Mrs Clifford johnson and Miss
Elizabeth Forlaw spent last week
end at Hunter cottage, Carolina
Beach
Miss Martha Pickett of Kenans-
vile spent last weekend with Miss
Estelle Russell.
Cpl. Graham Bland Of Fort Bel
voir, Va, and Miss Mary Belle
Bland, were weekend guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D
Bland
A memorial service will be held
Sunday morning at II o'clock, Au-
gust q, at Mount Zion Presbyte-
rian church, Rosehill, for First Sgt.
Joseph c. Carr, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Rufus Carr Of Magnolia and
husband Of Mrs Garland Riven.
bark Carr, who was killed in &C.
ton in France on July 5, 1914.
Mrs. Harvey Boney and Mrs. L
W. Williams attended meeting at
the Sir Walter hotel in Raleigh, or
Tuesday to plan the Tobacco
Warehouse War Bond Drive" Mrs
Boney is district chairmen for the
drive.
1t. L. W. Williams, Jr., and 1t.
r.. D. VanTuyl of Long Island, Y.
Y, visited 1t Williams parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Williams, Sr,
last week enroute from Westover
Field, Mass, to Chatham Field
Savannah, Ga
Miss Stella Lassiter Of Potecase
was a guest of Miss Martha Grey
Murray last week.
Misses Helen Ann Griffin
Margaret Cavanaugh spent a st
week at Carolina Beach.
Mrs. Charles M. Cunliff, Mrs E
H Cunliff will return to Rosehill
after visiting them
Mrs. Boyd Wilson, Miss Rebs
Wilson Of Mt. Olive. Mr.. and Mrs
Bruce Teachey, Jr, Of Jackson
vile were among those out-of-towr
who attended the Wilson Cunlifi
wedding
Carl Reid, Miss Peggy Reid and
little Dan Reid of Greenville, are
spending this week with Mrs. B.
L. Harrell, Sr.
Those attending a house party
last week at Carolina Beach were
Mrs Ethel S. Herring, Misses Dor
othy S. johnson, Betsy Hall, and
jennie Teachey, of Rosehill, jim
D. Sandlin, Charlton Sandlin, Of
Beulaville, Kenneth Lanier, n d
Bill Jackson of Wallace and Beula-
vile.
Miss Marilyn Alderman is visit.
ing relatives in Thomasville.