John Crowell Recent Bride Honored At Thomasville Bridge
Mrs. Harry Lee Lam and Mrs. Fred Gray hosted an evening bridge at Mrs. Lambeth's home honoring Mrs. John Crowell on a Thursday. Six tables played with flowers adorning the spacious living room. Ruth Martin and Margaret Woodard won the score prize. Mrs. Crowell was the guest of honor.
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Thomasville
Harry Lee Lam
Fred Gray
Lambeth
John Crowell
Bride
Hose
Ruth Martin
Timenies
Margaret Woodard
John Cro NM
Claude Green
Matthews
Gladys Herring
Pratt Sisters Visit Snells on Myers Street
Miss Jane Pratt and her mother Mrs. Lena Pratt of Asheboro visited Miss Maie Snell and Mrs. Mollie Snell on Myers street. They were en route from Asheboro to Washington where Miss Pratt resides.
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Jane Pratt
Lena Pratt
Asheboro
Maie Snell
Mollie Snell
Myers Street
Washington, D. C
Miss Pratt
Albany woman visits brother. other local notes
Mrs. Edgar Maddox of Albany New York visits his brother D W Maddox on East Guilford street. Mrs Dwight Ware returns from a month in Arkansas and Oklahoma visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Josephine Earnhardt convalesces at Mrs Allen Welborn’s home in High Point after surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital in High Point.
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Edgar Maddox
Albany
N. Y
D. W. Maddox
East Guilford Street
Dwight Ware
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Josephine Earnhardt
Allen Welborn
High Point
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miss Josephine Pepper Hosts Spring Evening Party
Miss Josephine Pepper entertained the younger social set with a party at her Fisher Ferry Street home on Saturday. Yellow spring flowers set the color theme, and refreshments followed dancing and games. Guest Joe Greer received gifts for his birthday. attendees included Miss May Sumner and other young guests.
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Josephine Pepper
Fisher Ferry Street
Joe Greer
May Sumner
Local Greensboro visitors and residents listed
Griffith, Alice Britt Howell, Mary Alice Hoover, Misses Ella and Anna Fisher of Greensboro, Edward Hob good, Joe Greer, Edwin Peace, Royal Jennings, Tom A. Finch, Joe Bales, and Frank Lambeth are named among attendees and locals.
Funeral attendees for J. B. Matthews in local service
Out of town mourners gathered on Myers street Sunday for J. B. Matthews funeral held at the residence. Attendees from Blackstone include Robert Hardaway L B Farley and L B Farley Jr Blanche Brace and son. Also Mr and Mrs J O Hardaway and L M Clark from Farmville Va.
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J. B. Matthews
Myers Street
Robert Hardaway
L. B. Farley
L. B. Farley, Jr
Blanche Brace and Son
Blackstone
J. O. Hardaway
L. M. Clark
Farmville
Mrs Covington Returns to High School Faculty
Mrs T J Covington resumes duties as a high school faculty member after an illness at her home on West Main street.
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T. J. Covington
Weat Main Street
Crawford announces Frances Crawford engaged to Tracy McMillan
Mr and Mrs W Frank Crawford announce the engagement of their daughter Frances to Tracy McMillan of Lexington. The wedding is scheduled for April 29 in Lexington.
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W. Frank Crawford
Frances
Tracy McMillan
Lexington
Greensboro College Alumnae Dinner Participants named
Greensboro College alumnae of Thomasville attended a district dinner meeting in Greensboro at West Market Street church Tuesday evening. Included were Mrs. James E. Lambeth Mrs. David Long Jr and Misses Mary Hudgins and Margaret Deal. Mrs Lambeth took part in the program.
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Greensboro College
Thomasville
Greensboro
West Market Street
James E. Lambeth
David Long, Jr
Mary Hudgins
Margaret Deal
Lambeth
Birthday fete marks Earl Heflin Mahone Jr tenth birthday
Earl Heflin Mahone Jr celebr ated his tenth birthday with a party at his home on Monday. The celebration featured lawn games supervised by the Mahones and an ice course served at a decorated table with a large birthday cake. Easter favors were given to twenty three guests.
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Earl Heflin Mahone, Jr
Lambeth Sisters Return From Holidays to Study Plans
Miss Mary Johnson Lambeth left last week for Sweet Briar Virginia to resume studies at Sweet Briar College after spring holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Lambeth. Miss Priscilla Lambeth, younger daughter, spent the weekend in Charleston with schoolmates.
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Mary Johnson Lambeth
Sweet Briar
Sweet Briar College
C. F. Lambeth
Misa Priscilla Lambeth
Mrs. W. G. Smith Returns from Florida visit
Mrs. W. G. Smith came back Monday after a brief Florida trip of two days. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. T. V. Kirkman.
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W. G. Smith
Florida
T. V. Kirkman
What Do You Know of North Carolina
A quiz and answer compilation on 18th century North Carolina topics. It covers Currituck county figures, Edenton parishioners under 18th century fish laws, mill site disputes along streams, Brunswick voters 1760, indentured servant terms, and Wilmington’s original name and settlement history. The answers reference Emerson Etheridge, Rev Daniel Earl, land petition rules, voting housing qualifications, servant contracts, and the village’s evolution from Newton to Wilmington.
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Edenton
Brunswick
Wilmington
Emerson Etheridge
Currituck County
Tennessee
Congress
Daniel Earl
Society For Propagation of the Gospel
London
New Hanover
Bladen
Onslow
Dear Worried A letter on engagement and social expectations
A reader advises a young woman to avoid rushing into marriage or engagement after a six month absence from a former suitor. The writer condemns a jealous exfiance and urges broad social activity, noting the importance of maintaining friends and not overinvesting in a single relationship. Guidance is directed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield of The Enterprise.
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Harry
Marjorie Mansfield
Ex-Gangster Dittmore Talks Crime Pay at High Point High
A. W. Dittmore once a racketeer spoke to High Point High School students on Crime Doesn't Pay. He described eight years as a gangster, two prison terms, and his nationwide lectures to schools and prisons. He urged youths to avoid stealing, shunning strangers, and not playing criminals' games.
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A. W. Dittmore
High Point High School
Mr. Dittmore
United States
Dittmore
Industrial nations work under higher pressure than six years ago
The principal industrial countries are operating at higher pressure now than six years earlier, reflecting increased workloads and economic demands across major economies.
Hamey Addressed Civitan Meeting With Bing hamton Plans
Roy Hamey business manager of the Binghamton New York baseball club spoke at the Civitan lunch in Elwood hotel. He described a younger membership mix of college men and semi pro players and announced Easter egg hunt arrangements at the Methodist Protestant Children’s Home on Saturday at 2 PM.
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Roy Hamey
Binghamton, N. Y
High Point College
Civitan Club
Elwood Hotel
Hamey
Binghamton Club
Bill Ayres
Binghamton Sun
Girl Hurt By Spilled Kettle At Home
Clara Reed, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Reed of 815 Tate Street, was treated at Guilford General Hospital for non serious burns to her feet after a kettle of water fell on her at home. She was discharged after treatment.
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Clara Reed
Arthur Reed
Tate Street
Guilford General Hospital
Hands and nails under the March wind care guide
The article notes men citing hands as a notable feature and offers care tips. It explains skin differences on hands, frequent washing effects, and weekly manicures. It recommends warm oil soaks, cuticle treatment, and using natural polish for daywear with brighter colors for evening.
Paris Ends Street Car Era as Last Line Is Abandoned
Paris completes its switch to motorized transit with the final street car line abandoned, marking a full transition to buses and trams under modern public transport policy.
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Paris
Washington DC Vehicle Licenses Cite Government Owned Roster
Washington DC reports 211158 motor vehicles licensed with 2943 registered free as government owned. Public records show government owned cars and official use accounted for a small portion of total licensed vehicles.
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Washington, D. C
Car spring overhaul stresses radiator and pump connections
A maintenance note urges attention to radiator and pump connections during spring overhauling to prevent cooling system issues and keep the vehicle in top condition.
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Thomasville Bridge
John Myers
Walter Newby
Harry Culp
Mary Sullivan
Annie Mae Atwater
Elizabeth Willis
Elizabeth Hamrick
Eunice Kneece
Mae Shearer
Lucille Holden
Clarise Rose
Elsie Doxey
Lois Johnson
Mate Snell
Ing Bureau
Dairies
Souther Dairies
TELL
North Carolina
By Helen Welshimer
Allantry
Marjorie
Mansfield
King of
Civitan
Binghamton
Alicia Hartner
Chichesters
Brand
Balan
RAND
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