Residents and visitors in town mingle in notes
Local society round up lists Miss Mary Murphy visits Statesville and many others travel to Charlotte Happy Valley Morganton Lincolnton and Newton. Church services announced and a boy injured in a wheel accident. Aiken stabbed in Southworth Shoe Store and hospitalized. Charity ice cream supper planned and commercial college to open in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Murphy
Statesville
Richard Boyd
Charlotte
C. T. Morrison
W. A. Hall
Happy Valley
W. A. Rust
B.A. Kluttz
H F. Elliott
Tina Walker
Belle Fleming
Morgantom
Needle Craft Club Receives Guests At Home Event
The Needle Craft club met at Mrs Umstead's Seven teenth Street home on a sultry June afternoon. Guests included Mesdames Hardin Shuford Applegate and Moser with Misses Kate Shuford and Katherine Hardin reciting two pieces. Refreshments by Mrs Shuford and Miss Hardin accompanied embroidery and chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle-Craft
Social event notices from June activities and luncheons
Mrs Robert Allison Grimes and Ruth Abernethy to be received June fifteenth at 1018 1th Avenue. Isabella Morton hosted guests on Thirteenth Avenue for Louise Elliott of Catawba with rooms decorated in evergreens daisies and sweet peas and games. Gladys Reid hosted Fassifern and St Marys girls for five hundred and a luncheon. Mary Allen hosted St Marys girls at supper for Kate Elliott guest Crowther of Savannah. Frances Geitner hosted Luncheon with Adelaide Johnson Kate Elliott Courtney Crowther Mary Allen. Mrs W B Menzies hosted luncheon for Munroe Hudson wedding out of town guests. Mrs E B Cline gave five o'clock tea for Munroe Hudson wedding guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allison Grimes
Ruth Shuford Abernethy
1Th Avenue
Isabella Morton
Thirteenth Avenue
Louise Elliott
Catawba
Amy Sellers
Mary Allen
Lucy Sledge
Gladys Reid
Fassifern and
St. Mary’s
Courtney Crowther
St. Mary's Girls
Kate Elliott
Miss Crowther
Savannah
Frances Geitner
St. Mary's
Adelaide Johnson
Kate’ Elliott
W. B. Menzies
Munoe-Hudson
E. B. Cline
Munroe-Hudson
Beautiful Home Wedding in Hickory Unites Coline Munroe and Hudson
A refined June 4 ceremony at Rev C A Munroe's home joined Miss Coline Munroe and Mr William Tyler Hudson of Greenville S C. The event featured candle bears, Barcarolle and My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice, a Mendelssohn march recessional, a yellow chiffon gown for the maid of honor, and an ice course for guests. The bride, a Hickory beauty, wears white crepe meteor, while the groom serves as a Greenville cotton mill treasurer. Out of town guests included the Hudson family members and local clergy, with couple departing for Canada after the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parente
C. A. Munroe
Coline Munroe
William Tyler Hudson
Greenville
S. C
Mary Ramsey
Margaret McComb
Barcarolle
Miss Hill
D. C
J. H. Hatcher
Virginia Menzies
Elizabeth Ball
Ellen Stuart
Janie Menzies
Tommy Mott
Mendelsohn
Hickory
Special Excursion to Asheville by Southern Slay
A special excursion train to Asheville departs from Charlotte via Statesville on a midweek route with stops at Taylorsville Morganton and nearby points. Tickets bought in Charlotte cover return on regular trains to Spurcurg or Sten Aare, with return options on Saturday or Sunday, offering access to Waynesville Hendersonville and other sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Slay
Ashevile
Grote
Statesvill
Charlotte Mooresville
Taylorselle
Nickery Davidson
Statesville
Rowton Morganton
Charlot
Spurcurg
Sten Aare
Sunda Sthooia
Asheville
Sku
Noth Carolina
Iit
Waynesvill
Sermon Series Planned at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Church will start a Sunday morning series on Home Its Perils and its Safeguards followed by Sunday evening talks on the most interesting Parable. The church asks all members to attend while noting seventy additions this year and 360 in Sunday School last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Horace Lutz moved to the Taylor cottage on 18th Street. Mrs Taylor will spend the summer in Blowing Rock. An ad invites renting or buying a bungalow with water and lights in Kenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Fritz
St. Andrews’ Lutheran Church
J.D. Mauney
Mt. Olive Church
Babtem
W. O. W. Lodge
C. E. Freeman
Memphis
Modern Business College
Freeman
First Methodist Church
Horace Lutz
Taylor Cottage
18Th St
Kenworth
P N Hoke Dies in Statesville at 68
P N Hoke of the Catfish section died in Statesville Monday from uremic poisoning. He was about 68, leaving a wife and several children. The body was brought home for burial. Miss Margaret Taylor attended commencement at Clemson College, S C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.N. Hoke
P. N. Hoke
Catfish
Statesville
Margaret Taylor
Clemson College
8. C
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Tennessee
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Newton
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W. L. Abernethy
J. L. Linebarger
Lincolnton
N. E. Aull
Estes, S.C
L. G. Kirkpatrick
C. E. Troutman
Marion
Paul Troutman
Mrs
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Miss Nettie Abernethy
Lily Jones
W. A
Emily
Florence Coyner
Lottie
Lillian Lattlemyre
Concordia College
Mary Shuford
Blowing Rock
John Miller
John Aiken
Laurie Rheinhardt
Southworth
Aiken
Neto
Grimes’ Drug Store
Newton Ad
Louise
Willie McKempsey
Morganton
Sallie Herndon
Kinston
E. A. Herman
James Frye
Virginia
James Espey
Brooklyn
J. J. Hopkins
Wilming City
G. C. Yoder
Vaughn
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McMurry
Kirkpatrick
Henry Elliott
Belway
H. J. Moore
Stackhouse
N. C
Carlos
Moser & Lutz
Bowles Furniture Co
City Bakery
C. W. Ellington
Fister
Southern Brokerage CO
Ea Carena
Green Bros
Old Fort
Moretz-Whitener Co. Co
Paige Automobiles Gray and Davis
F. D. B. Factory
T. F. Bogle
Hickory Banking & Trust Co
North Carolina
Thompson-West Company
DeBevoiise
Famot
DeBevoise
Shi
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Lalso
J. F
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Bowles Furniture Company
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