Princeton Student Feted At Thomasville Social Events
In Thomasville during April 3 events, Princeton freshman Philip Green Jr. of Hot Springs, Ark., was feted by relatives Mrs. Charles F. Finch and Mrs. J. S. Green at separate dinners. Social lists include Peggy Mendenhall Mildred Maddox Susannah Matthews Ina Chisholm and others. The Thomasville Garden Club elected officers and heard Tom Alderman Sykes on edging plants with plans for color borders.
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Princeton
Thomasville
Mildred Maddox
Susanna Matthews
Ina Chisholm
Margaret Lee Bryant
Maxine Moore
Maurfine Perryman
Bobby Carpenter
James Hoover
Charles Mechain, Jr
Robert
Marvin Bowers
Winston-Salem
J.S. Green
Spring Street
Susannah Matthews
Peggy Mendenhall
Dorothy
Madge Peace
Lois Johnson
George Hubert Teague
Bobby Crews
Charles McKain, Jr
Jimmy Green
Margaret Green
Mesdames
Charles Finch
Claude Greene
Presbyterian circle meetings and church social actions
Circles of the Presbyterian church held Monday sessions at members homes with discussions on yearly plans and refreshments for 11 and 10 participants. The Business Women's circle at First Presbyterian hosted by Mrs. Tomlins featured officer installation by Rev. Wiley and social hour refreshments.
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Circles of
The
Presbyterian Church
Circle One
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret McLeod
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Clarence Tomlins
Janey Morrison
Woodrow McKinnon
Samuel S. Wiley
W. H. Guthrie
Mary Ann
Winston-Salem
D. M. Jester
Moore Street
Charles Howell
Lawrenceville
N. J
Lawrenceville School
Princeton University
C. M. Howell
P. M. Stovall
Atlanta
George Lyles, Jr
Duke University
G. W. Lyles
Salem Street
Elizabeth City
Tape Measure Doesn't Fix Beauty Standards In Hollywood Casting
Hollywood observers note that Earl Carroll and others use a tape measure in chorus auditions, but scouts admit beauty is a constant standard. Carroll claims judging is simple and based on eye, not measurements, while cameras document the screening of hundreds of hopefuls for a Paramount musical.
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NEA Service
Hollywood
Broadway
Carroll
Earl Carroll
Mr. Carroll
Paramount
Director Honored Forest City Park Monument Plan
A CCC director Robert Fechner will be remembered with a park planting and a monument in Forest City. Dedication is set for April 5. Local notes mention milk cheese from reindeer in Norway and Sweden, the Arcturus star visibility, and students returning to Wake Forest College. Royal Jennings Jr Julius Howel Edward Hobgood and Edwin Peace travel Monday for college. Ansel Cox Jr and family visit Spring Street home of Mrs. Percy Tudor.
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Ccc
Forest City
Robert Fechner
Royal Jennings, Jr
Julius Howell
Edward Hobgood
Edwin Peace
Wake Forest College
Ansel Cox
Ansel
Percy Tudor
Spring Street
Lily Pons to Sing at Valdensian Church
Plans are set for Lily Pons soprano of the Metropolitan Opera to perform at 3 30 p m at the Valdensian Presbyterian Church. She travels with her secretary accompanist and his wife plus Mrs John Keltner of Hickory from Asheville.
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Valdese
Lily Pons
Metropolitan Opera Company
Valdensian Presbyterian Church
Pons
John Keltner
Hickory
Asheville
France
Miss Pons
Negro confesses to murder of South Carolina farmer
Columbia S C April 3 Chief J Henry Jeanes said Frank Ladson 30 a Negro saw mill worker confessed killing Joe Roberts Horry County farmer The chief said the Negro took full responsibility and that robbery was the motive He admitted taking 17 dollars from Roberts whose body was found Sunday in a cabin Ben Jackson another Negro held was released last night
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Columbia
S. C
J. Henry Jeanes
Frank Ladson
Joe Roberts
Horry County
Roberts
Ben Jackson
Jeanes
Negro to be executed in Raleigh Friday
Zeb Page a 29 year old Black man will be executed Friday for raping a Johnston County white woman. Governor Hoey will not intervene, he said.
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Raleigh
Zeb Page
Johnston County
Hoey
Spring wardrobe blues can be beat by attitude and thrift
Ruth Millett advises women that spring anxiety over new clothes can be overcome by using existing garments with small updates. Focus on posture, confidence, and a bright smile to appear more attractive even without a new wardrobe.
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Ruth Millett
Wright Memorial Bridge Repair Underway in Currituck Sound
The Wright Memorial Bridge in Currituck Sound is being repaired after winter damage. The span’s sub tures are strengthened and 1,500 feet of earth fill are added. Scientists estimate meteorites contain radium and some stones date to about 2 million years ago.
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Raleigh
Wright Memorial
S3ridge Currituck Sound
New Hat a Siren for Spring Cheer in Fashion Outlook
A lighthearted column notes how a stylish new hat can lift a woman's mood and lend confidence as she faces spring. It urges choosing a cheerful accessory to outsmart gloom and stay upbeat through seasonal change.
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