Local Social Roundup Highlights Greensboro Tea Guests
Miss Mary Ellen Clinard Ma bel Hoover Hargett and Marthe Moffitt visited Greensboro yesterday afternoon as guests at a tea hosted by Miss Anna Cole at the Cole home on Woodlawn avenue. Honor guests included Miss Shirley Armentrout of Goldsboro and Miss Betty Parsons of Charlotte visiting Miss Georganna Springer. The trio had been camp mates with Miss Armen trout and Miss Cole at Girl Beaut Camp near Greensboro earlier in the summer. About seventy five girls called between five and six thirty to greet the honor guests and enjoy the party.
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Mary Ellen Clinard
Bel Hoover Hargett
Marthe Moffitt
Greensboro
Anna Cole
W. F. Cole
Woodlawn Avenue
Shirley Armentrout
Goldsboro
Miss Cole
Betty Parsons
Charlotte
Georganna Springer
Miss Armentrout
Senior Endevor Society to Hold Monthly Meeting
The Senior Endeavor Society of the English Street Methodist Protestant church will meet tomorrow night at Miss Kathleen Emier's home 1008 Adams Street. A social hour following the business session features a setup from members, with a recent contest as the theme. Members should attend and bring a small gift.
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Christian Endeavor Society
English Street Methodist Protestant Church
Kathleen Embier
Adams Street
Local Notes on Health Visits and Trinity Dinner Guests
People from Welborn street and Elm street learn Donald Davis recovers well after tonsil operation by Dr Lackey and stays with his grandmother. Mrs F S Mitchell of Spokane visits niece Mrs R L Smith on Tate street. Frances Montgomery and Marrie Brown return from Blowing Rock. Hazel Fulp and Mrs Melvina Martin host Trinity dinner honoring Mrs Jesse Westfall and Mr and Mrs C C Walker with Westfall as houseguest.
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Donald Davis
D. F. Davis
Welborn Street
Lackey
C. ©. Bodenheimer
407
Elm Street
F. 8. Mitchell
Spokane, Wash
R. L. Smith
Tate Street
Trinity
Hazel Fulp
Melvina Martin
Jesse Westfall
C. C. Walker
Miss Turner Honored At A Week Of Weddings Teas
Miss Mary Frances Turner of Guilford College will marry Ellis J. White of High Point this Sunday. This week she received several social courtesies including a tea hosted by Ruth Horney and Erma Suite with about a dozen guests in a rock garden. A shower hosted by Norrie Horney featured a treasure hunt and gifts including a white vase. Ina White, bridegroom’s sister, hosts bridge in Greesboro to honor Turner.
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Mary Frances Turner
Guilford College
Ellis J. White
High Point
Ruth Horney
Deep River
Erma Suite
Misss Horney
Rock Garden
D. W. Reed
Katherine Hinson
Charlotte
Ina White
Bridge
Huntley-Stockton-Hill
Greeksboro
Local Tennis Aces Meet Greensboro At Sedgefield Sunday
High Point tennis players face Greensboro racquet team Saturday at 2 o clock at Sedgefield Country Club for an inter city match. Six singles and three doubles will be played with a squad including J D Rogers George Armfield John Denny Hill John Bivens Bud Copeland Jack Copeland Claude Reitzel Hubert Barrier Bill Ragan Jim Eagle T R Short Ed Smith Bud Gurley Morrell Ritchie John Phibbs Rob Morrow H F Cooper B B Abela and J A Eshelman.
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High Point
Greensboro
Sedgefield Country Club
J. D. Rogers
George Armfield
John Denny Hill
John Bivens
Bud Copeland
Jack Copeland
Claude Reitzel
Hubert Barrier
Bill Ragan
Jim Eagle
T. R. Short
Ed Smith
Bud Gurley
Morrell Ritchie
John Phibbs
Rob Morrow
H. F. Cooper
B. B. Abela
J. A. Eshelman
Three Days Left to Qualify in Emerywood Tourney
Only three days remain for golfers to qualify in the Emerywood Country Club championship. Qualifying numbers are at a multi year low as Raina keeps players out. J W Lindsay and W C Comer are the latest qualifiers with rounds of 90 and 89 respectively. Sunday features Corcoran and Edwards against Merrilees, plus an Emerywood exhibition between Dunkelberger and the junior champion.
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Emerywood
Bobby Dunkelberger
Carolinas
W. A. Social Club Stages Free Play
The Industrial Workers Association Social Club will present a free two act comedy at the hall on South Main street Friday night at 7 30 o clock. Attwood McKinney writes and plays the leading role in Grad s Cuckoo Hotel.
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The
Industrial Workers Association Social Club
South Main Street
Four Crimes Other Than Murder Punishable by Death
In some states arson rape first degree burglary and perjury in a capital case carry the death penalty in addition to murder. The list highlights other offenses that can trigger capital punishment under certain jurisdictions and legal frameworks.
Hoover First President With Desk Telephone
Herbert Hoover became the first U S president to keep a telephone on his desk marking a milestone in presidential communication. The detail highlights how early 20th century technology integrated into the White House operations and executive workflow.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Bride-Elect Kathleen Younts Feted by Garland and Kearns
Mrs. Robert Garland and Miss Mary Kearns hosted a chic summer bridge party at Garland's Woodrow Avenue home to honor bride-elect Kathleen Younts, whose August 15 wedding to Conrad Roser of Glastonbury Conn. was announced. Guests enjoyed pink and green florals, bridal tallies, and prizes including a cosmetic mirror and powder jar.
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Kathleen Younts
Conrad Roser
Glastonbury
Conn
Robert Garland
Mary Kearns
Garland
Woodrow Avenue
Miss Younts
Crys
Mary Leet Underwood
Blanche Barbour
Julia Lies
Thelma Patrick
Mesdames
Hugh Moulse
Tatum Fletcher
Ray Nibblelink
J. T. Ferebee
Hubert Ellington
Rufus Martin
H. G. Owens
Gay Hensley
Rupert Pickens
R. B. Campbell
Clyde Allred
Stuart Gloff
Danville
Miss Ruth Ader Weds Pierre van Dyck in Winston-Salem
Miss Ruth Ader married Pierre van Dyck at a Winston-Salem home ceremony attended by High Point guests. The bride, daughter of Rev. O P Ader, wore white mousseline de soie and carried white roses. The couple plans a New Brunswick New Jersey honeymoon and will reside in Highland Park New Brunswick.
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Ruth Ader
Pierre van Dyck
Winston-Salem
High Point
Miss Ader
Winston-Salem Journal
J. Roy Hege
Springdale Avenue
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Oo. P. Ader
Rebecca Hines
Margaret Schwarze
Don Rogers
Miss Hines
Stults
Brown
Miss Schwarze
Anne Ader
Olin Blair Ader
Columbia
Kentucky
Albert W. Rose
Charlotte
Rogers
Liszt
Mendelssohn
van Dyck
C. P. Ader
Ruth Blair Ader
Woman’s College of
The
University of North Carolina
Charles Ader
Co. L. Ader
Walkertown
Mary Alice Ader
Billie Hanes
Marion McCuiston
Highland Park
A. W. Blair
N. J
EB. C. Blair
R. L. M. Blair
Trinity
Elva Blair
Martha Blair
John Blair
Bennettsville
D. C
O. L. Ader
A. W. Rose
L. B. Ditton
Walter Kester
Ione Lowe
Holt McPherson
Sallie Grimes
Hal Grimes
Lexington
David Blair Jr
Washington, D. C
Marian Martin Pattern 9085 Beach Ensemble Frock
The pattern 9085 foreshadows a simple chic dress with front bodice panels and pleat aligned skirt. Available in sizes 14 to 40, fabric needs and price details listed. reads like a summer wardrobe guide from Marian Martin Pattern Book.
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Marian Martin
Aoe
W.isth &T
New York
Norfolk Beaten Twice by Pats in Piedmont Series
Norfolk Tar s lose both games to the Richmond Colts in the first of a four game set as Wilmington Pirates drop a 1 0 decision to Asheville and Charlotte Hornets sweep Richmond 8 0 with Bobby Durham striking out 17 for a league record.
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Charlotte
Norfolk
Tars
Richmond
Tara
Wilmington Pirates
Greensboro
Hickory
N. C
Pinkie’ James
Duke University
Hornets
Asheville
Norfolks
Greens
Boro
Patriots
Nate Andrews
Wilmington
Grayson Wolf
Junie Barnes
Pirates
Wolf
Bobby Durham
Durham
Booklet On Soil Erosion Plan To Be Published
A booklet detailing the Soil Erosion Service aims and development plans will be released on August 15. Dr. J H Stallings regional director announces the publication includes a map of the Deep River watershed project and erosion control methods. More than 3 000 copies will be distributed to farmers.
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Soil Erosion Service
J. H. Stallings
The
Deep River
Social functions fill Lexington week with parties
Lexington sees a week of social events starting July 9 with Alma Owen hosting a sister-in-law Penny Owen party. Eight tables featured bridal decor and prizes for high and low scorers. Bridge events continued with guests, gifts, and refreshments. Updates include a local fall injury, visits, marriages, and a Susanna Wesley Bible class picnic with games and a lawn dinner.
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Lexington
Alma Owen
Penny Owen
Shelby
Joe Moffitt, Jr
P. W. Critcher
John Raper
Owen
Kate Owen Pratt
Ralph Pratt
Winston-Salem
Clarence Frick
Charlotte
Miss Owen
Bridge
Holt Hunt
Cecil Hayes
Kiwanis Kiddy Kamp Children Swim Picnic at Orphan Home
Children from the Kiwanis Kiddy Kamp enjoyed a swim and picnic at the Junior Orphan Home on Thursday. They were transported by large truck to the home and allowed to swim in the orphanage pool before a six o'clock picnic supper.
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Kiwanis
Officers Elected for Young People's Division at M. G. Church
Officers for the Young People's Division of the First M. G. Church for the coming year have been elected, including a president and other officers, as announced by church records.
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Young People's Division
M. G. Church
Presi
Sheriff Bodenheimer Family Attend North Carolina Sheriff's Convention
Sheriff G W Bodenheimer Mrs Bodenheimer and their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Fred Gaither depart Wednesday for Elizabeth City and Manteo to attend the annual convention of the North Carolina sheriff association.
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G. W. Bodenheimer
Bodenheimer
Fred Gaither
Elizabeth City
Manteo
N. C
Moon Mullins and Jack Gibbons Score Wins in Twin Cities Cards
In Cincinnati Moon Mullins 125 from Vincennes Ind defeated Johnny Alba 128 of Cincinnati in ten rounds. In Winona Minn Jack Gibbons 160 of St Paul outpointed Mel Coleman 162 also of St Paul over six rounds.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Moon Mullins
Vincennes
Ind
Johnny Alba
Winona
Minn
Jack Gibbons
St. Paul
Mel Coleman
Petersons Ointment Offers Quick Relief for Piles
Relief for itching bleeding and protruding piles with Petersons Ointment advertised as time tested and unequalled. Claims immediate itching stop and pain easing with a plug for a 35 cent tube and 60 cent tube plus a money back guarantee from druggists.
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Peterson
Musical Tea Honors Thomasville Visitors At Home
Mrs. N J Miles hosted a musical tea on West Guilford Avenue honoring sister Mrs T T Carraway of Wadesboro and Mrs J W Jansen of Winter Haven Fla who were visiting with Mrs W W Rankin of Durham Also present were Mrs Carraway Jansen Rankin and many locals The gathering featured fruit punch a musical program led by Jansen Rankin and Miles and piano accompaniment by Carraway Other attendees included Mrs Hoover Newby Rapp Crews Hix Earnhardt Jennings Finch Pepper and the Lambeths plus Misses Leach and Yow The Maddox family plans Crockett Springs West Virginia trip next week and Mr and Mrs Gloff with updates on health and a move to Knoxville Tenn.
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Thomasville
Aug
N. J. Miles
West Guilford Avenue
T. T. Carraway
Wadesboro
J. W. Jansen
Winter Haven
Fla
W. W. Rankin, Jr
Durham
F. 8
Lambeth
Jansen
Rabkin
Miles
Carraway
Mesdames Cartlaway
Rankin
C. M
Billy Myers Hosts Sub-Deb Club Friends Evening
Billy Myers entertained many guests Monday at his home including Sub-Deb club members and other youths. The party featured dancing and games with Mrs. W. Myers serving refreshments at the end.
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Billy Myers
W. &. Myers
Smiths Return from Blow ing Rock Visit
Mrs W G Smith and her son Gordon return to Colonial Drive after a week with Mrs Smith's mother, Mrs T V Kirkman, at Blow ing Rock.
Greensboro resident returns from Crews visit on Salem Street
David Cox returns home in Greensboro after visiting Dr and Mrs R W Crews on Salem Street. Miss Dorothy Moore also returns from a visit with friends in Michigan.
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David Cox
Greensboro
Mrs. R. W. Crews
Salem Street
Dorothy Moore
Michigan
Mrs Farrington and Garner Family Visit Albemarle
Mrs. R. K. Farrington and her children with Mrs. J. F. Garner spent Friday in Albemarle as guests of friends.
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R. K. Farrington
J. F. Garner
Albemarle
Mrs Parkin Returns Home After Chapel Hill Visit
Mrs W R Parkin returns to her home in Chapel Hill Friday after two weeks with Mrs T J Covington at her West Main street residence.
Major League Leaders Update From American and National Leagues
American League leaders include Munuch batting .391 and Gehringer with 101 runs. Gehrig leads RBIs with 125 while Greenberg and Gehringer pace doubles. In the National League P Waner tops batting at .366 with Ott driving runs and hits by Waner and Terry.
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Iy Associated Press
Munuch
Senators
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Werbes
Red Sox
Greenberg
Gebringer
Chapman
Manush
Gebrig
Foxx
Athletics
Werber
Fox
Gomer
Rowe
National League
P. Waner
Pirates
Wen Terry
Giants
Ott
Terry
Giantel
Giante
Suhr
Vaughan
Amen Phillies
F. Herman
Cubs
Earlinads
Gianta
Berger Ion
Tolen
Martin
Cardinals
Bartell
Phillies
Cuyler
Dean
Fi Schumacher
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Route Two
Nelly McAdoo
Averline
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J. H. Elder
J. M. Coltrane
Earl Coltrane
Roy Coltrane
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Garland Auman
Bill Robbins
William Walls
Nixon Hill
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Walter, Jr
Robert
Jerry
Joseph
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W. O. Hester
Frank Wickliffe
Greenville
S. C
Bobby Nell
June
Hester
Griffin Family
Griffin
English Street
C. BE. Society
T. EE
T. EB. L
Green Street Baptist Church
R. L. Winfrey
Homestead Avenue
Moffitt’s
N. Main
Frances Montgomery
Marrie Brown
Blowing Rock
Miss Turner
Tennnis Aces
Sedgefield
W. A. Social Club
Mrs. Garland
Miss Kearns
Winston
Chick
Sonny” Hedrick
Mrs
Sanford Hedrick
Roby Freedle
His Sister
J. D. Hawkins
Mary
Morris Terry
Frances Mallard
Rachael Sink
Evelyn Greer
Carolyn Neave
Dorothy Jones
Salisbury
Bruce Chappell
Winston- Salem
Helen Hall
Waynesville
Kathryn Queen
Gladys Mendenhall
Virginia Beach
Kent
James Crouse
S'T
Ruth Craver
Helen Anderson
Dorothy Farabee
Ray McCrary
Mildred Hill Hanna
Walter D. Essick
Concord
Grady Hanes
Essick
Ed Hill
Reeds
Belk’s Department Store
R. L. Grubb
David Essick
Route 1
Berry School
Rome
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Grocery
Plymouth
Susanna Wesley
M. E. Church
Vernon Carr
John Craver
Etta Leonard
Wayne Clark
A. &. Bannock
BD. W. Maddox
Crockett Springs
West Virginia
Stewart Gloff
Ents
Wid
Robert Alot
Giloff
J. W. Janeen
Winter Haven, Fla
Guilford Avenue
George Blackburn
Lakeland
Fila
R. W. Crews
Dr. Crews
Major League
Doan
Bdo
Crepes
Stewart-Warner Home
Edad
N. Main St
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