Thomasville Wedding of Frances Cauble and William Tudor
Frances Howard Cauble and William Percy Tudor wed in a ceremony announced from Salisbury. Mrs Rosa Howard Cauble announced the marriage with the couple residing in Thomasville at the Baywood Hotel. Tudor, son of Mr and Mrs W H Tudor, previously of Thomasville, now Roanoke Virginia, requested guests after the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
North Carolina
Virginia
Salisbury
Rosa Howard Cauble
Frances Howard
William Percy Tudor
Trinity
Baywood Hotel
N. C
Tudor
W. H. Tudor
Roanoke
R. M. Falls
Miss Lessie Harris Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Duke Guests
Miss Lessie Harris entertained at her Randolph street home Friday morning with a three table bridge luncheon honoring Miss Evelyn Baker and Misses Dorothy Walton and Susan McNeil of Duke University. Prizes included hose to Mrs. Irvin Earnhardt and dusting powder to Miss Mildred Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessie Harris
Randolph Street
Nice
Evelyn Baker
Dorothy Walton
Susan McNeil
Miss Baker
Duke University
Irvin Earnhardt
Mildred Pope
Miss Harris
Misses Walton
McNeil, Baker
Julia Brown Jennings
Hal Grimes
Evelyn Webb
Lela Maud Boyles
Ellen Mae Pegg
Nancy Kyser
Bennie Purvis
Durham
Mrs Clegg Hosts Sans Souci Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. Charles Clegg welcomed members and guests for a Thursday afternoon at her home. Spring flowers decorated the rooms and the compact trophy went to Mrs. Walter Newby for high score among members while Mrs. T. E. Jennings led guests with a double deck of cards. A salad course followed for a list of attendees including Mesdames O. Rogon, Frank Murr, Fred Gray, Harry Leo Lambeth, Walter Newby, R. K. Farrington, W. H. Peace, T. E. Jennings, Tom Lambeth Jr., Paul Hassler, Alvah Boyles, Walter Rapp, W. G. Smith, and Misses Marion Crider, Elizabeth Avent, and Lillian Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clegg
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Walter Newby
T. E. Jennings
Mesdames O. R. Gon
Frank Murr
Fred Gray
Harry Leo Lambeth
R. K. Farrington
W. H. Peace
Tom Lambeth, Jr
Paul Hassler
Alvah Boyles
Walter Rapp
W. G. Smith
Marion Crider
Elizabeth Avent
Lillian Williams
Hodgin Hosts Eibera Club Dinner Bridge Evening
Dr and Mrs O R Hodgin entertained the Eibera club at a Mock street home with a two course buffet dinner. Bridge at two tables followed with Miss Alliene Hoover and Glenn Pennington winning top scores for ladies and gentlemen respectively. Guests included Misses Alliene Hoover Mae Shearer Mr and Mrs Alvah Boyles Mrs Walter Newby Glenn Pennington and Vann Stringfield.
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O. R. Hodgin
Eibera Club
Mock Street
Alliene Hoover
Glenn Pennington
Local trip plans for Miss Marie Jones to Durham
Miss Marie Jones travels Saturday to Durham to stay with Mr and Mrs C A Wallace over the holidays. She will be joined there by her sister for the visit and family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Jones
Durham
Mrs. C. A. Wallace
Duke University classmates visit Jacksonville holiday guest
Miss Dorothy Walton and Miss Susan McNeil of Jacksonville Florida are guests of Miss Evelyn Baker during the holidays. The visitors are classmates of Miss Baker at Duke University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Walton
Susan McNeil
Jacksonville
Fla
Evelyn Baker
Miss Baker
Duke University
Miss Bennie Purvis Visiting Miss Mildred Pope
Miss Bennie Purvis of Durham is the guest of Miss Mildred Pope during the holidays.
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Bennie Purvis
Durham
Knight families visit Winston-Salem and Durham relatives
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Knight of Winston-Salem and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Knight of Durham are spending Easter with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cooksey at their Highland Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Knight
Winston-Salem
T. W. Knight
Durham
R. M. Cooksey
Highland Avenue
Grimes Family Plans Roaring River Holiday Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Grimes and daughter Ann left today to spend the Easter holidays at Roaring River with Mrs. Grimes' parents Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mc Neill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Grimes
Ann
Roaring River
Cox Family Vacation Travel to Baltimore for Easter
Mr and Mrs Carson Cox and son Carson Jr left Thursday for Baltimore to spend the Easter holidays with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Cox
Carson, Jr
Baltimore
PTA Meeting Highlights Colonial Drive School Program
The Colonial Drive School PTA held its regular meeting, with Mrs. Charles F. Phillips presiding. Miss Florence Lawrence and Miss Margaret Bethea won attendance banners, and Mrs. J. A. Hedrick received the attendance prize. The nominating committee presented Mrs. J. C. Green as president and Mrs. Paul Hassler as secretary and treasurer. A diverse program by pupils included Easter songs, dramatizations, numbered songs, and a Toy orchestra from Miss Norment’s second grade.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Colonial Drive School
Charles F. Phillips
Florence Lawrence
Margaret Bethea
J. A. Hedrick
Gladys Herring
J. C. Green
Paul Hassler
Association
Mrs Adams and Daughter Visit Wadesboro for Easter
Mrs. Sarah Adams and her daughter Suzanne spend the Easter holidays in Wadesboro visiting Mrs. Adams’ mother, Mrs. Nee English.
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Sarah Adams
Suzanne
Wadesboro
Mrs. Adams
Mrs
Nee English
Local Jones Family Reunion Visitors Gather Here
Mr and Mrs Joseph Jones and children of Newton join Mr and Mrs James Jones on West Main Street for holiday visiting. Other relatives include Mr and Mrs Russell Jones of Salisbury Mr and Mrs Charles Jones of Toccoa Georgia and Frank Jones of Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jones
Newton
Russell Jones
Salisbury
Charles Jones
Toccoa
Frank Jones
Charlotte
James Jones
West Main Street
General Sales Tax Beaten In Alabama
Governor Miller’s plan for a general sales tax to boost Alabama revenues was defeated in the house 53 to 45 after the measure passed the senate imposing a two percent levy. The vote ends the bill’s current bid in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
B. M. Miller
Alabama
Senate
House
Easter visits and travel fill local social page
The notice lists numerous residents and visitors traveling to and from Raleigh Washington Griffin Colum bia and New York during Easter and spring holidays. It notes health updates including Emma Brady and A W Caldwell and mentions weddings trips and house parties linked to families and universities.
Wesley Memorial Church Receives 53 New Members
Wesley Memorial church reports 53 new members over two weeks, lifting total to 41 874. Of the arrivals, 38 joined by profession of faith and church vows, 15 by transfer letters. Five were received on Good Friday as Rev. G Ray Jordan spoke on Can God Suffer. Names include Katherine Baxter and Roy Bradner among others.
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Wesley Memorial Church
W. L. Watson
Wesley Memorial
G. Ray Jordan
Jordan
Jesus
Katherine Baxter
Plora Bean
Katherine Bean
Roy Bradner
Edward Cantor
Emily Cook
Amy Lou Holmes
Frances Holton
Doris Johnson
Mary Elisabeth Lindsay
Mae Neil Melton
Ruth Melton
Mildred Rose Peace
Aubrey Perkins
Lucille Rich
Nancy Roberts
Alphonsus Louise Roberts
Phyllis Strickland
J. B. Suggs, Jr
Martha Louw Tilden
Margie Wagner
Betty Lou Warner
Joseph Woollen
William Sloan
Evelyn Atkins
Mary Elizabeth Hamlin
Hurdle Lee
Donald Bain
John Howard Bryant
McCoy Bryant
Thomas Greene
Fern Guthrie
Virginia Horney
Clyde Vaughn
Ben Sedberry
Thorne Henderson
W. EB. Gray
London rainfall record 1917 at North Kensington
On June 16 1917 London endured its heaviest rainfall with 150 tons to the acre at North Kensington. The event is noted as the city’s extreme precipitation in a historical rainfall record.
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London
Acre
North Kensington
Many Club Meetings Held Last Week Over Lexington
Ruth Meachum hosted a contract bridge gathering on West First avenue with two tables and floral decor. Mildred Lindsay won high score and Valeria Smith claimed the low prize. Other gatherings included the Home Makers Class at West Side Drive with 30 members and the Woman's Club on West Fifth avenue discussing Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island with piano selections and social refreshments.
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Lexington
Ruth Meachum
Contract Bridge Club
West First Avenue
Mildred Lindsay
Valeria Smith
R. L. Meachum
R. Grady Shoaf
West Fifth Avenue
J. C. Bower
Curtis Koontz
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
Carl Owen
John Cabot
Lutheran Mission Work in China Discussed by Society
Mrs. C. M. Curry hosted the Woman's Missionary Society of Holly Grove Lutheran Church Sunday evening. Mrs. J. O. Grimes led the program on Lutheran Mission Work in China. Thirteen members attended and were served refreshments after the discussion of other topics.
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C. M. Curry
Woman's Missionary Society
Holly Grove Lutheran Church
Easter Holiday Guests Visit Duke and Davidson Students
The Literary Department students from Duke University in Durham Rachel Sink Virginia Johnson Virginia McCrary and John Raymond McCrary are home for Easter. Davidson College students Dewey Hutchison Malcolm Grimes and Charles Thompson are spending the holidays with their parents. Mrs W D Robertson and children of Columbia South Carolina arrived Thursday visiting her parents Mr and Mrs COe for Easter. Mr and Mrs S W Rabb and son have gone to Columbia to spend several days. Mrs A Y Cottrell of Lenoir has been guest of her parents Mr and Mrs B F Lee for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Major
Griffin, Ga
Bryce Baker Ranson
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
R. B. Ranson
Dangerfield Dillingham
New York City
A. R. Myatt
Queen's Road
A. R. Myatt, Jr
Atlanta, Ga
Paul J. Myatt
Richmond, Va
Walter Hargett, Jr
University of North Carolina
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
High Point
Kyle Rutledge
Stanley
Rachel Sink
Virginia Johnson
Virginia McCrary
John Raymond McCrary
Duke University
Durham
Dewey Hutchison
Malcolm Grimes
Charles Thompson
Davidson College
W. D. Robertson
Columbia
8. C
C. C Oe
Archdale Bible Class Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
The Woman's Bible class of Archdale church met Thursday evening at Mrs. W. J. Staley's home with Mrs. W. T. Bowman as associate hostess. Mrs. C. Williams led the meeting, devotionals were by Mrs. C. T. Lambeth, and an Easter egg hunt followed the business session. Mrs. C. L. Frazier won the contest and twenty members with six visitors attended.
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Archdale
Woman's Bible Class
Archdale Church
W. J. Staley
W. T. Bowman
C. Williams
C. T. Lambeth
C. L. Frazier
Staley
Helen Staley
Catherine Gill
New Deal Hope Proclaimed by Bruce Craven
Bruce Craven, lawyer and political observer, returning from Washington, expresses renewed hope in the new deal for America. He tells the Enterprise that confidences from informed sources confirm the reality of the program and its potential impact.
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Bruce Craven
Washington
America
Total Of 8 520 Pupils Enrolled In Schools
The April 7 monthly report from Superintendent T Wingate Andrews shows total school enrollment in High Point at 8 520 pupils, down from 8 612 a year earlier, with average attendance 7 325 compared to 7 181 last year. White enrollment stands at 6 889. Negro enrollment at 1 631.
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High Point City
T. Wingate Andrews
Oak Hill
Johnson Street
Bay Street
Elm Street
Brentwood
Vic
Ada Blair
Ae Enema
Penn High School
Firefighting Efforts Quell Small House Blaze
Firemen were called yesterday to the home of A. N. Weisner at 132 West Lexington avenue to extinguish a small blaze said to have originated from a stove yesterday. Damage, however, was negligible.
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A. N. Weisner
Lexington Avenue
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Frances Cauble
E. C. Jernigan
Mr. Jernigan
Tomlinson
Ladies’ Shop
South Main Street
Andeather
Florida
T. A. Kearns
Emma Brady
Dalton Street
Jessie Lassiter
Ethel Moxley
Catherine Lyon
Agnes Crowder
Raleigh
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Dorothy Kirkman
P. W. Kirkman
West Broad Street
Gladys Goodnight
Kannapolis
Misses Hazel
Pauline Haynes
Chestnut Street
W. B.B. Lloyd
Lindsay Street
Sally Gordon
English Street
Atlanta
Milton Steinberger
Steinberger
Irene Gordon
Mrs. H. Gordon
Louise Hunter
Washington, D. C
Sara Wood
Francis Wilcox
Chevy Chase, Md
J. B. Wagner
Reitzel Wagner, Jr
Woodrow Matthews
Blanche Wagner
Mary Esther Barker
Thelma Culler
Eloise Cheves
Columbia, 8. C
Bruce McPherson
Greenville
William C. Jones, Jr
W. C. Jones
John Taggart
Taggart
Ethel Kramer
A. W. Caldwell
Parkway
Burrus Memorial Hospital
A. W. Peace
Miss Mary Peace
Oxford
Mrs. Peace
A. 8. Caldwell
Caldwell
Ida Clark
Vera Smith
Louise Smith
Bertha Ferree
Tyson Ferree
Shenandoah Valley
Mise Jean Quinn
Statesville
Calvin Gilliard
Gantt Apartments
W. B. Myers
Ragan Street
G. D. Glisson
Gerard, Ga
Church
Belvin Beck
First Baptist Church
Beck
West Side Drive
Harvey Sheaf
Lester Sheets
R. G. Hendricks
P. M. Hendricks
Akron
NEA
U. S
Lieut
Charlies J. Maguire
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Board of Inquiry
Hitler
Hans Luther
Reichsbank
New York
the Sunshine Laundry
Fairview Street
William Penn High School
Elm Stret
Cloverdale
Leonard Street
William Penn High
Roosevelt
General Electric
High Point Hardware CO
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