When was it published?

November 28, 1942 in The Wilmington Morning Star

Domestic News November 28, 1942

The Wilmington Morning Star

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Sammy Koonce, Miss Nell Koons, R. R. Koons, Mr. And Mrs. E. L. Derrick, Leo Jr., Miss Joanne Baldwin, Miss Frances Bonkemeyer, Mrs. W. I. Peal, Willie, Mrs. Horace Bullock, Mr. And Mrs. J. E. Pierce, Sgt. Charles Land, Mrs. Cecil Fitz, Mrs. Ray Pittman, Mrs. E. G. Wilson, Mr. And Mrs. W. E. Bailey, Margie, Elroy, Bill Bailey, Cpl. Hermon Cook, Mrs. Eugene Porter, Ina Claire, Mrs. W. C. Edmund, Mrs. J. A. Brown, Mrs. A. B. Brady, Mrs. Hermon M. Blake, Mrs. E. L. Derrick, Mrs. G. B. Walton, Mrs. Glenn Strole, Mrs. W. L. Albright, Miss Maysie Hendren, Miss Rochelle Hendren

Q: What keywords are associated?

Chadbourn Visits, Weekend Trips, Bridge Party, War Stamps

Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina

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What is this article about?

Social notes from Chadbourn, NC, reporting weekend visits to relatives in nearby towns, military personnel home on leave, and a bridge party hosted by Mrs. J. A. Brown with war stamp prizes.

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Chadbourn
CHADBOURN, Nov. 27.-Sammy Koonce was at home from Carolina for the week-end.-Miss Nell Koons of Wilmington, spent the weekend with her brother, R. R. Koons. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Derrick and Leo, Jr., were week-end visitors to Charleston, S C.-Miss Joanne Baldwin visited Miss Frances Bonkemeyer in Maxton over the week-end.- Mrs. W. I. Peal, and son, Willie, visited relatives in Florence, S. C. last week.-Mrs. Horace Bullock and children spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pierce in Parkton. - Sgt. Charles Land was at home from Camp Jackson over the week-end. Mrs. Cecil Fitz and Mrs. Ray Pittman spent Wednesday in Wilmington.-Mrs. E. G. Wilson was a Wilmington visitor Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E Bailey, Margie and Elroy spent the weekend in Charleston, S C., visiting Bill Bailey who is in school at Citadel. -Cpl. Hermon Cook of Pine Camp, N. Y., was a visitor in town over the weekend.-Mrs. Eugene Porter and baby, Ina Claire, of Whitesville, is spending several days with Mrs. W. C. Edmund
Mrs. J. A. Brown entertained at two tables of bridge Monday afternoon. Upon the arrival of the guests a dessert course was served. High score was won by Mrs. A. B. Brady and the low score went to Mrs. Hermon M. Blake. War stamps were awarded as prizes Those playing were, in addition to the above, Mrs. E. L. Derrick, Mrs. G. B. Walton, Mrs. Glenn Strole, Mrs W L Albright, and Misses Maysie and Rochelle Hendren.

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Social Event

What keywords are associated?

Chadbourn Visits Weekend Trips Bridge Party War Stamps

What entities or persons were involved?

Sammy Koonce Miss Nell Koons R. R. Koons Mr. And Mrs. E. L. Derrick Leo Jr. Miss Joanne Baldwin Miss Frances Bonkemeyer Mrs. W. I. Peal Willie Mrs. Horace Bullock Mr. And Mrs. J. E. Pierce Sgt. Charles Land Mrs. Cecil Fitz Mrs. Ray Pittman Mrs. E. G. Wilson Mr. And Mrs. W. E. Bailey Margie Elroy Bill Bailey Cpl. Hermon Cook Mrs. Eugene Porter Ina Claire Mrs. W. C. Edmund Mrs. J. A. Brown Mrs. A. B. Brady Mrs. Hermon M. Blake Mrs. E. L. Derrick Mrs. G. B. Walton Mrs. Glenn Strole Mrs. W. L. Albright Miss Maysie Hendren Miss Rochelle Hendren

Where did it happen?

Chadbourn

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Chadbourn

Event Date

Nov. 27

Key Persons

Sammy Koonce Miss Nell Koons R. R. Koons Mr. And Mrs. E. L. Derrick Leo Jr. Miss Joanne Baldwin Miss Frances Bonkemeyer Mrs. W. I. Peal Willie Mrs. Horace Bullock Mr. And Mrs. J. E. Pierce Sgt. Charles Land Mrs. Cecil Fitz Mrs. Ray Pittman Mrs. E. G. Wilson Mr. And Mrs. W. E. Bailey Margie Elroy Bill Bailey Cpl. Hermon Cook Mrs. Eugene Porter Ina Claire Mrs. W. C. Edmund Mrs. J. A. Brown Mrs. A. B. Brady Mrs. Hermon M. Blake Mrs. E. L. Derrick Mrs. G. B. Walton Mrs. Glenn Strole Mrs. W. L. Albright Miss Maysie Hendren Miss Rochelle Hendren

Event Details

Various residents of Chadbourn visited relatives and friends over the weekend or last week in locations including Carolina, Wilmington, Charleston SC, Maxton, Florence SC, Parkton, and Whitesville. Sgt. Charles Land and Cpl. Hermon Cook were home from military camps. Mrs. J. A. Brown hosted a bridge game with prizes of war stamps; high score to Mrs. A. B. Brady, low to Mrs. Hermon M. Blake.