Society Notes Stay Local With Travelers Returns
Society items report Mrs. C. A. Nichols has returned to Orlando Florida after months away and visiting with her daughter Mrs. John Abels in Roland Park. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ashman left yesterday for Dari en Connecticut following a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Silas McBee at the Madison apartments.
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C. A. Nichols
Orlando, Fla
John Abels
Roland Park
Ed Ashman
Darien
Conn
Silas McBee
Madison Apartments
Mrs. Forrest Grimes
Nancy Anne
Philomathean Club Meeting Postponed Until Further Notice
The Philomathean club announces postponement of its regular meeting scheduled for tomorrow and will provide details in a later announcement.
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Philomathean Club
Thrifty Shoppers Find Spring Coats at New Low Prices
Thrifty shoppers discover stylish coats with value and quality at our new spring sale. Charming designs and lovely fabrics emphasize affordable prices and seasonal selection.
Miss Matthews Improving After Illness at Home
Friends report Miss Joe Matthews is improved but still confined to her home at 115 Howell Street. Also notes Mrs R B Harrison's return from Guilford General Hospital after tonsillectomy and ongoing recovery. Legion Auxiliary to meet at 7 45 with hostesses at 113 Hillcrest drive. Converse Alumnae in High Point elect officers and host tea after meeting at Alice Elizabeth Freeze home.
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Miss Matthews
Joe Matthews
Howell Street
R. B. Harrison
Guilford General Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
J. S. Groome
Hillcrest Drive
Rodney Snow
David Yow
Converse
High Point
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
West Emerywood
J. W. Cantley Johnson
Converse College
Paul W. Smith
Johnson
Double take sports frocks blur lines with suits
New spring fashions mimic outfits with two piece designs that look like dresses or suits. A pin checked green brown white featherweight dress becomes a street coat look. a two tone twill top and wool skirt form a sporty suit illusion.
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Joan Savoy
NEA Service
Faculty Members Noted From Local Schools And College
Elizabeth Snow Welborn Dorothy Pat Miller Miss Margaret Sloan and others on the High Point college faculty are identified along with several city schools faculty members. Willis Johnson Jr recovering at home on Circle drive after illness with measles since Sunday. B Lee Fentress of Greensboro visited here today.
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Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Dorothy Pat Miller
Margaret Sloan
High Point College
Almena Sloan
Kathleen Spain
Mary White
Lillian D. Patton
Sophia Richards
Willis Johnson, Jr
Circle Drive
Thomasville Society Hosts Bridge Parties and Dinners
Mrs Walter Newby hosted a Wednesday bridge party at Glenanna with Ace of Clubs members. W G Smith won high score plaques, Vernon Snider earned second, and O R Hodgin led visitors. Miss Lucy Eason hosted a Baywood Inn gathering with perfume and handkerchief prizes.
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Thomasville
Walter Newby
Glenanna
Ace of Clubs Bridge Club
W. G. Smith
Vernon Snider
O. R. Hodgin
Mesdames
J. F. Garner
R. K. Farrington
Paul Hassler
Lucy Eason
Baywood Inn
A. R. Swaim
Moyer Mendenhall
Miss Eason
Paul Green
Raymond Phillips
Maie Snell
Four Murderers Die In Sing Sing One After Another
Four inmates were executed by death chair at Sing Sing last night in sequence. Peter Sardini, 28, first to die, had been convicted for killing Rocco Zappa during a Brooklyn holdup. The other three executed were Leonard Scifo, 24, Michael Rodick, 20, and Walter Borosky, 24. A separate notice advertises a stock sale of merchandise and fixtures under court order with 10 percent cash deposit and sale subject to court confirmation.
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Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Peter Sardini
Rocco Zappa
Brooklyn
Eonrade Scifo
Michael Roadick
Walter Borosky
Curuibare
Lewis J. Harris
The
Wunder
Tes Wachovia Bank
Elmhurst Grocer Murder Convicts Named
They had been convicted of the murder of Frank Pendlebury, an Elmhurst, L. A. grocer, in a holdup.
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Frank Pendlebury
Elmhurst
L. A
How to Stop Rheumatism From Poisons in Joints
Poisons settle in joints and muscles cause rheumatism. External remedies only offer temporary relief. Rama medicine targets liver kidneys and blood to expel poisons through natural channels. It promises pain relief on day one and a guarantee to free muscles and joints from stiffness and swelling or nothing to pay.
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Rama
Alls
Mann's
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Legion Auxiliary
T. J. Gold
W. A. Hayes
Ben Moore
J. J. Groome
Robert Cottam
Robert Bencini
Tom Powell
Hiram Armentrout
John Walker
Paul Smith
Lewis Teague
Forest Murray
Phillip Davis
W. L. York
Nell Adams
Mary Simmons
Anne Carter Marsh
Gas Parken
Rollins
Moffitt
North Main Street
B. Lee Fentress
Greensboro
Thomasville Society
Maye Livengood
Mamie Harris
H. G. Strayhorn
Luther Grimes
Camirock, Va
Ethel Mae Harrison
Duke University
Dirham
Robert Howie
On High
Land Avenue
George M. Denseoe
Albemarle
H. T. Hethcock
Gladys Williams
Burlington
Mrs
Robert Williams
Lutheran Church
N. Main St
Itehers
Commerce Street
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