Sans Souci Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs. Fred Gray
Mrs. Fred Gray hosted the Sans Souci club at her Randolph Street home for a bridge afternoon. Walter Newby won high score, Mrs. George Finch took the visitors plaque, and Miss Catherine Moore led the grammar grade winners in Yow’s. Lois Johnson introduced speaker Mrs. T Wingate Andrews of High Point who spoke on Flowers In Art Literature and Music.
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Thomasville
Sans Souci
Fred Gray
Randolph Street
Walter Newby
George Finch
G. E B. Crowell
O. R. Hodgin
Charles Clegg
E. H. Mahone
Walter Rapp
Mabel Atwood
Yow
Catherine Moore
Vera Dixon
Nell Parkin
Reid
J. K. Fleming
Mr and Mrs Bready honored with party
Mrs N W Bales hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs J N Bready at their West Emerywood home on Friday night. Guests included multiple couples, games were played and an ice course served. The Altrusa club announced a Tuesday 6:30 meeting on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Bales
Ned Prettyman
J. N. Bready
West Emerywood
R. L. Brinson
F. BB. Moses
W. W. Dickerson
H. M. Bryant
Lou Bryant
W. G. Reich
Mrs. G H Yow Visits Durham To See Ill Granddaughter
Mrs G H Yow spent Thursday in Durham with her granddaughter Miss Lida Ruth Yow who is convalescing after a serious illness following an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Yow
Durham
Lida Ruth Yow
Finch Host Night Bridge at East Main Street
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Finch entertained Thursday evening with a bridge party at their East Main Street home. Three tables hosted in the living room. George Finch and a guest named Mr. Finch won high scores for gentlemen and ladies. Mrs E B Mahone received a crystal vase. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Finch, Mr. and Mrs. EB H Mahone, Mr. and Mrs Meade Hite, Mr. and Mrs. R M Cooksey, and Mr. and Mrs. Zed Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Finch
Bridge
East Main Street
George Finch
EB. H. Mahone
Finch
Meade Hite
R. M. Cooksey
Zed Griffith
Main Street School PTA Elects New Officers
The Main Street School PTA held its monthly meeting in the school auditorium with good attendance. President R B Carpenter presided and Rev W L Hutchins led devotions. New officers elected include president Mrs L C King and secretary Miss Florence Tyles.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Main Street School
R. B. Carpenter
W. L. Hutchins
Main Street M. E
L. C. King
Florence Tyles
Lillian
Family to Arrive After Death of M. S. Stone
The sons and daughters of M. S. Stone are expected to arrive tonight following his death in Winston-Salem at Baptist hospital early Friday. Family members listed include W. B. Stone of Asheville W. P. Stone of Asheboro W. J. Stone of Asheville W. H. Stone of Albemarle Miss Catherine Stone of Greensboro J. W. Stone of High Point Wayne Stone of Richmond Va and W. E. Sims of Pelzer S C awaiting funeral arrangements.
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M. S. Stone
Baptist
Miss Lillian Yow Heads to Gastonia for Weekend Visit
Miss Lillian Yow left Friday for Gastonia to visit Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Courtney over the weekend.
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Lillian Yow
Gastonia
R. M. Courtney
Gleaners Meet at Mrs Lambeths Home on Randolph
Main Street M. E. church Gleaners class holds its monthly meeting at Mrs. James B. Lambeth home with Mrs. E F Pepper and Mrs J E B Lawing as associate hosts. Mrs Carson Cox presides. devotional period led by Mrs W L Hutchins. piano and vocal numbers performed. prizes awarded to Mrs L D Bryan and Mrs C B Griffin. ice course served to a large gathering.
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Gleaners
Main Street
M. EB. Church
James B. Lambeth
Randolph Street
E. F. Pepper
J. EB. Lawing
Carson Cox
W. L. Hutchins
Lambeth
Mrs Lambeth Family Visits Durham Relative
Mrs Frank Lambeth and granddaughters Catherine Lambeth and Mary Johnson Lambeth visited Durham on Tuesday to see Mrs Lambeths daughter Mrs W W Rankin.
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Frank Lambeth
Catherine Lambeth
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Durham
Prefers His Drink
Houston dry agents nabbed Prince Garrett on a liquor charge. The judge asked which penalty he preferred, a $100 fine suspended or a $50 fine in 10 days. Garrett chose the $50 fine to pay now to avoid misery in his stomach and continue drinking.
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Houston
Tex
Prince Garrett
Judge Kennerly
Garrett
Likker
Not a River In It
A Houston man and his brother-in-law argued. The man said he grabbed a garden fork and struck his adversary while claiming his religion forbids fighting. The injured man was treated at a hospital.
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Houston
Tex
Swiss Tourist Resort Crossword Clues Mixed
A list of crossword style entries spans numbered clues from 3 Penny to 44 Postscript with many across and down hints. Mentions include phrases like Pertaining to the pigmented iris and Rubio is president of.
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Rubio
Contract bridge bidding lessons from WM. C. McKenney
McKenney explains contract bridge versus auction bridge emphasizing bidding for partner. He outlines opening bids for first to fourth hands, value requirements, lead-directing bids, and the role of partial scores in maintaining partnership advantage.
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WM. C. McKenney
American League
Moral Awakening Sparks Caution at Platform
A reformer calls for a moral awakening and arming for action while a woman at the platform warns against further changes. The exchange, noted in Tit-Bits, captures a tense moment of public debate and restraint.
Woman seeks damages over dog bite for shepherd’s nose
Mrs. Edna Dennis sought 19.50 from C. W. Woodward owner of a dog she says bit her shepherd Duke. Judge Robert W. Kenny said the state one bite law applies to humans, so Woodward would not have to pay.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Edna Dennis
C. W. Woodward
Duke
Dennis
Robert W. Kenny
Woodward
Your Children Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
A letter about two tame squirrels Frisk and Mrs Gray Tail. Frisk dodges a car after ignoring danger, narrowly surviving the street lesson. The narrator urges children to heed car danger, stay off the street, and cross only at crossings while watching for traffic.
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Frisk
Mrs. Gray Tail
Piedmont German Club Sets Early Dance Hours
The Piedmont German Club approves a policy to start dances at 9 p.m. and end at 1 a.m from April 22. Club officials plan a second dance at the Country Club with the University of South Carolina Gamecocks providing music a week from Friday.
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Piedmont
Piedmont German Club
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
Exploding Ore Process Outlined by U S Bureau Engineer
Chief Engineer R S Dean of the Metallurgical Division announces a simpler method to extract minerals. The process uses steam to explode ore bearing rocks, replacing pulverization and showing potential for commercial production.
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Washington
R. S. Dean
Metallurgical Division
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Balloon spiders found two miles up by scientists
U S government researchers using insect traps on airplanes report balloon spiders at an altitude of about two miles. The spiders lack wings but ride winds to rise and drift.
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U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomasville Group
MR. and
Mrs. Bready
Altrusa Club
W. C. Jones
North Main Street
G. W. Sprinkle
Lucile Johnson
Clare Boyd
Anne Albright
Salisbury
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Greensboro
High Point
Altrusa
Yadkin Hotel
Birgia May Perkins
Otis Steele
Junior Hutchens
Annie Myers
Burnett Mason
James Sink
James Carpenter
Roy Moore
George Ratton
Red West
Lawrence Baller
Frank Koontz
Farriss Bray
Frank Bryant
Elmer Kepley
Wilbur Harris
Roy Lewis
Pearl Ward
Jesse Mask
Joseph Perkins
Colit Cross
Mamie Pope
Mount Olive
Mrs
Clarence Pierce
Richardson Street
American Association of University Women
High Point College
Country Club
Mary E. Young
R. I. Quigley
Henry A. White
Archa Coit
L. R. Johnston
G. I. Humphreys
Mildred Luce
Margaret Sloan
Greensboro College
Salem College
Guilford College
Jenel Welch
Alene Vance
Wilma Rogers
Alma Andrews
Gypsy Prince
Lovera Ritchie
Robert Frost
City
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Ruth Davis
Sara Graves
Catherine
Rose Askew
Martha Taylor
John Abels
R. H. Sechrest
Nancy Kirkman Poston
Naomi Morris
Virginia Carrier
Winston- Salem
Junior Service League
James Lyon
Home Makers Quartet
Home Makers
Lexington
WSJS
Washington Council
Daughters of America
Mrs. P. V. Cox
Washington, D. C
W. A. Shackelton
DR. F. C. Sharp
Osteopathic Physician
Commercial National Bank Building
Carthage
Point
Harvard
Caroll Carstairs
New York
Fifth Avenue
Olive Roberts Barton
NEA
Powered
Lycoming
Auburn Automobile Company
Auburn
Ind
Cord Corporation
Gate City Motor Co
Jack Burris
Wrenn Street
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