Attractive Party Honors Visitor in Thomasville Event
Mrs. Charles Lambeth hosted in Randolph street honoring her sister Mrs. William Webb of Oxford with two bridge tables, spring blossoms, and a high score prize of a marmalade jar. Guests included Mrs. Meade Hite, R. C. Harville, and others. later salad courses were served.
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Charles F. Lambeth
William Webb
Oxford
Thomasville
Charles Lambeth
Randolph Street
Bridge
County of Scores
Paul Hassler
Webb
Mesdames Meade Hite
R. C. Harville
G. E. Crowell
H. R. Kyser
Fred Gray
Lois Johnson
Luncheon Honoring Mrs Bessie Erwin At Randolph Street Home
Mrs F S Lambeth hosted a Thursday 12:30 luncheon at her Randolph street home in Thomasville for Bessie Erwin of Canton guest of Mrs G Marshall Hoover and former resident, with tulip centerpiece and a three course tempte luncheon. Guests included Mrs R L Welch Mrs Lee Rice Mrs John R Myers and Mrs Lambeth.
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F.S. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Bessie Erwin
Canton
G. Marshall Hoover
Thomasville
Erwin
Hoover
R. L. Welch
Thursday Bridge Club Notes Colorful Name Day
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge club entertained by Miss Mamie Harris with white and purple décor. Two tables played bridge and Mrs. Robert Rapp won the high score vanity case while Mrs. Charles Phillips received stationery as consolation for low score. Refreshments followed as guests mingled with Miss Harris and her helper Miss Annie Rose Murphy along with Mesdames Phillips Cox Swaim Lyles Moore Rapp Tomlinson and Fred Murphy.
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Mamie Harris
Robert Rapp
Charles Phillips
Miss Harris
Annie Rose Murphy
Mesdames Charles Phillips
Carson Cox
R. G. Jennings
A. R. Swaim
G. W. Lyles
8. G. Moore
W. E. Tomlinson
Fred Murphy
North Carolina Education Association Meets in Raleigh
Local school faculty members attending the North Carolina Education Association meeting in Raleigh this week included D. W. Maddox superintendent A R Bullock Missey Ruth Berry Nell Hoover Lillian Yow and Elsie Doxey.
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North Carolina Education Association
Raleigh
D. W. Maddox
A. R. Bullock
Missey Ruth Berry
Nell Hoover
Lillian Yow
Elsie Doxey
Webb Family Visit to Orford Parents
Mrs. William Webb and her children of Orford are visiting the parents of Mrs. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Johnson, for a period of time.
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William Webb
Orford
Harvilles Spend Weekend in Gastonia with Rankin Family
Mr and Mrs Reece Harville left Saturday to spend the week end in Gastonia with their daughter Mrs Pinkney Rankin.
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Reece Harville
Gastonia
Mrs
Pinkney Rankin
Mrs. Bessie Erwin Returns Home From Visit
Mrs. Bessie Erwin returns home to Campton on Friday after spending the week as guest of Mrs. G Marshall Hoover on East Main Street.
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Bessie Erwin
Campton
G. Marshall Hoover
East Main Street
Courting the Banker's Daughter Gets a Smile
A dialogue from Tit-Bits hints at romantic progress as a suitor pressures fate with cautious optimism. The banker’s daughter reportedly told him she has said no for the last time, signaling a turning point in the courting effort.
Georgia Man Is New Cotton Head
The American Cotton Manufacturers association closed its annual convention in Augusta with Cason J. Lee of LaGrange elected president, rising from vice president. New and old officers and board members include B. B. Gossett, Donald Comer, William McLaurine, William D. Anderson, M. Feakley, Robert Lassiter, George M. Wright, plus new directors Harry Williams and Allan Little.
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Augusta
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Cason J. Lee
LaGrange
B. B. Gossett
Charotte
N. C
Donald Comer
Birmngham
Ala
William McLaurine
Charlotte
William D. Anderson
Macon
M. Feakley
Laurinburg
Robert Lassiter
George M. Wright
Great Falls
Harry Williams
Columbus
Allan Little
Gadsden
Lexington Bridge Party Honors Mr Harbinson in Ford Street
Mrs Logan Harbinson hosted a bridge party on Ford Street with three tables and apple blossoms in two living rooms. Charles Williams won the men's high score, Pat Young the ladies prize, and Mr Harbinson received a cigarette holder. Guests included Mr and Mrs Williams Hulin Sage Young Reid Settle Agnes Carrick and the Harbinsons' parents Early and Mrs Baster.
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Lexington
Logan Harbinson
Ford Street
Ibinson
Charles Williams
Pat Young
Harbinson
Barry Easter
Frank Hulin
Ralph Sage
Reid Settle
Agnes Carrick
Early Baster
Sorosis Club Meeting at Mrs Brinkley’s Vance Circle Home
Mrs W F Brinkley entertained Sorosis club members Friday afternoon at her Vance circle home with a tulip and iris decor. President Mrs J F Spruill presided, while Mrs James Adderton spoke on the State Federation of Women’s clubs after attending Greensboro events. Mrs T E B McCrary led the program on Scarlet Sister Mary and read Up from South Carolina. an elaborate collation followed.
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W. F. Brinkley
Sorosis Club
Vance Circle
J. F. Spruill
James Adderton
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Greensboro
T. EB. McCrary
South Carolina
Mrs R B Thomas Hosts Bridge Club at West Side Drive
Mrs R B Thomas entertained her bridge club and guests at her sister Mis Joe Holman's West Side drive home on a Wednesday evening. Decorations featured snapdragons jonquils and spirea with three tables set in the living room. High score club prize went to Mrs Turner Wall and high score visitor prize to Miss Polly Surround? The guest list included Mrs Turner Wall Mrs Clarence Wood Mrs Leo Leonard Mrs Robert Holmes Mrs F W Conrad Mrs Joe Holman Mrs Jack Dickerson Mrs Oliver Peacock Miss Polly Sur ratt Miss Lillian Peacock Miss Elizabeth Ford and Miss Inez Leonard.
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Polly
Turner Wall
Clarence Wood
Leo Leonard
Robert Holmes
F. W. Conrad
Joe Holman
Jack Dickerson
Oliver Peacock
Polly Surratt
Lillian Peacock
Elizabeth Ford
Inez Leonard
O Henry Study club meets in Mrs Moffitts West Third apartment
The O Henry Study club of Lexington met Thursday afternoon in West Third avenue home of Mrs W H Moffitt. Mrs G L Hackney presided and after reports from the state federation the program covered Catherine Anthony the biographer and Queen Elizabeth. Mrs W O Burgin spoke on Modern Artists and their work including a Mexican artist from a trip to Mexico. Refreshments were served by Mrs Moffitt and Miss Perle Moffitt. Eleven members attended.
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O. Henry Study Club
Lexington
W. H. Moffitt
West Third Avenue
G. L. Hackney
State Federation
Mrs Luckenbach’s Jewel Loss Spurs Cabbie Reward
New York socialite Mrs Edgar F Luckenbach faced a costly mix up after leaving $250000 in jewels in a taxi. Restoring the pieces cost a $5000 reward, with items including two pearl strings a 175 pearl bay necklace a diamond wrist watch a pearl pin and a gold sport watch.
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New York
Edgar F. Luckenbach
A B Club Holds Annual Spring Dinner-Dance
The American Business club held its annual spring dinner and dance at the Sheraton hotel ballroom last night with 75 attendees. Vocal numbers by Miss Marian Burgess and a dancing act by a local children’s group provided entertainment as Ralph W. Slate served as toastmaster and John T. Moffitt welcomed guests.
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American Business Club
Sheraton Hotel
Marian Burgess
Matt Wall
W. E. Davis
Ralph W. Slate
John T. Moffitt
Gray Robinson
Mike Boyce
Martha Deaton
Edwin Chappell
Sam Denny
Mary Simmons
Margaret Hauser
Common Duke
Val McMillan
Henry A. Foscue
Spring family menus and cafeteria serving ideas
The article suggests using a cafeteria style at home to save time, with trays and self-serve water from the sink. It covers strawberry shortcake serving options, from whipped cream to dense cream, and a plan for simple, nourishing meals. Tomorrow's menu lists prunes, lamb remikins, beef brochette, curried rice, and strawberry shortcake.
Abel s Heard by Ys Men s Club
The Y M C A Men s Club meeting last Friday featured Virgil Yow presiding in J D Mc Crary s absence. Edwin McMedrick introduced John Abels of Colonial Life Insurance Co who gave a talk rich in human interest. W A Baker of De Molay spoke on rapid growth of the order now with 1700 chapters. Clyde Pugh introduced him. local chapter lauded for its ritual and personnel.
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Virgil Yow
J. D. McCrary
Edwin McMedrick
John Abels
Colonial Life Insurance Co
Abels
W. A. Baker
Order of de Molay
Clyde Pugh
High Point Chapter
de Molay
Baker
United States
Greer Kills Estranged Wife in Drayton
J B Greer 34 of Greer shot and killed his estranged wife Mary Greer 27 at her brother in law Floyd Wright's Drayton home. Three bullets struck as she turned to leave. Wright intervened, Greer redirected at him, gun misfired twice. He fled but was captured nearby and jailed.
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Spartanburg,&. C
J. B. Greer
Greer
Mary Greer
Floyd Wright
Drayton
Wright
Spartanburg
Ministers To Hold Meeting At Wesley Memorial Church
The High Point Ministerial Association will hold a regular meeting at Wesley Memorial Church Monday morning at 10 30 oclock. Rev Edward Suits pastor of Lebanon M P Church will conduct the devotional service. Rev W R Shaffer pastor of First Reformed Church will address the association.
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High Point Ministerial Association
Wesley Memorial Church
Edward Suits
Lebanon M. P
W. R. Shaffer
First Reformed Church
Arizona Town Mourns Dog Poised Poisoned Town Character
Mournful crowds in Miami Arizona recall "Pooch" a mongrel town character. The dog had no fixed home but was well fed and benefited from a yearly community collection that paid his license. The dog was poisoned prompting local sorrow and questions.
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Arizona
Miami
Aris
Matching Blazers and Paris Companion Outfits Report
The article discusses matching blazers for men and women as a fashion trend with Paris introducing companion blazer sets for couples. It notes golf as a key accessory, emphasizing polished steel clubs and rust-removal tips to maintain equipment before hitting the links.
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Paris
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Mary Johnson Lambeth
Mildred Jennings
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Geibel
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Siciliano
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Cason J. Callaway
Lexington Society
Marlene Dietrich
Bremen
A.B. Club
Mr. Carter Friend
Saress Ellerbe
O. Arthur Kirkman
Thalia Copeland
Edwin Koonce
Odell Parks
James B. Lovelace
J. J. McMurray
Jack Thomas
Herman Smith
Holt McPherson
Ralph Slate
Phillip Davis
Helen Marsh
E. L. Mitchell
W. B. Mitchell
Hunt Barber
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Martha Morrison
J. Brooks Reitzel
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