Early American Arts Club Tour of Three Homes
Three homes of Mrs. Valette J. Harris on Rockford Road Mrs. J Ed Millis on Forest Hill Drive and Mrs. Dora E Richardson on Asheboro Road will open for the Early American Arts Club antique show held Thursday and Friday this week Other displays are at the Adams Memorial YWCA and Smiths Studio photos show Harris study scenes a pine cupboard Wedgewood china Capo di Monte urns a portrait of Robert Ralston Snowden and a Tree of Life glass setup
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Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
J. Ed. Millis
Forest Hill Drive
Dora E. Richardson
Asheboro
Early American Arts Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Harris
Robert Ralston Snowden
Samuel Finley Snowden
Samuel F. B. Morse
Tree of Life Glass
Smith
Early American Glass Antiques Show At Adams Y M C A Building
Public interest in old glass prompts the Early American Arts Club to stage an antique show April 18 and 19 at the Adams Memorial Y M C A Building on North Main Street. Exhibits cover all phases of early glass. three member homes will be open to display period dining rooms and colored glass settings. Admission is small to cover expenses.
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Earlymerican Arts Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. Auilding
North Main Street
Ree
Valette Harriss
Rockford Road
J. E. Millis
Forest Hill Drive
D. E. Richardson
Asheboro Road
Local Notes on Illness and Visits from Winston-Salem to Lynchburg
Elizabeth Myatt is ill with a throat ailment at her sister Mrs E C Petersons home in Winston Salem. Sarah Taylor of the Gray Stone Apartments visits her Lynchburg Virginia home. Duke University students Hal Ingram P V Kirkman Jr spend weekend with parents. Other Duke students Wilborn Saye Bobby Kimball Roy Forrester visit Kirkman and Ilderton. Delmer Clark returns home from Burrus Memorial Hospital after treatment.
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Elizabeth Myatt
E. C. Peterson
Winston-Salem
Sarah Taylor
Graystone Apartments
Lynchburg, Va
Hal Ingram
P. V. Kirkman, Jr
Duke University
Duke
Wilborn Saye
Columbia
8. C
Bobby Kimball
Charlotte
Roy Forrester
Dillon, Mont
Carey Ilderton
Delmer Clark
Wesley Place
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miss Lucille Edwards Weds William Chilton Jr in Danville
Miss Mary Lucille Edwards and William Ernest Chilton Jr married in Danville Virginia on Saturday April 6 with Rev. G W Evans officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs D N Edwards, wore navy crepe and navy wool accessories. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs W E Chilton and works at Thomasville Chair Company. They reside with the groom's parents.
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Danville
Mary Lucille Edwards
William Ernest Chilton
G. W. Evans
D. N. Edwards
Chilton
W. E. Chilton
Thomasville Chair Company
Asheboro Man Bound Over for Assault in Deceased’s Death
In Asheboro a magistrate bound J. B. Trogdon Jr of Central Falls over to superior court on charges of assault with a deadly weapon against the late Moss Spoon. The warrant, signed by S. P. Spoon, alleged a shovel blow that led to Spoon’s death three days later. Bolivia ships more tin abroad than its mines produce.
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Asheboro
J. B. Trogdon, Jr
Central Falls
Moss Spoon
S. P. Spoon
Trogdon
Spoon
Membership Luncheon Opens New Adams Memorial YWCA Building
The Adams Memorial YWCA hosts its first membership luncheon Tuesday at 1 p m sponsored by the educational committee with Mrs James Poole and Mrs J W Flagge in charge. Mrs Hilton West will speak on Challenge for Service.
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Adams Memorial
Educational Committee
James Poole
J. W. Flagge
Hilton West
Texas
Greensboro
Frank Wineskie
Florence Nightingale Club
Leslie Johnson
Adams Club
Highland Club
Y's
Charlotte Parker
Book Club
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the Paramount
ASAM
Sy Aare
Adam
Walpaper
High Point
Lucille Edwards
W. E. Chilton, Jr
Bolivia
YWCA
A. Eshelman
Alice Brett
Cooking
Paramount Theatre
Miss Outland
Ella Outland
South Main Street