August League Meeting Held at Emerywood Club This Morning
The Junior Service League met at Emerywood Country Club with President Mrs. Forrest Murray presiding. Officers and committee chairs reported including profits from the Furniture Show cafeteria, clinic activity with 26 cases, 76 nurse home visits, 51 toxoid doses, six layettes, and a new weekly story hour at the City Library starting September 4. Plans for a Rob in Hood production at the Paramount theater were announced for late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Forrest Murray
Proctor
Farrell Gray
J. W. Lindsay
Arts and Interests Committee
Mittee
League
Elliott Wood
Thriftop
Margaret Hauser
Paramount Theater
Miss Mabel Parish Weds William Reynolds in Simple City Ceremony
Miss Mabel Dorcas Parish of this city and William Reynolds of Columbia South Carolina were united in marriage at the bride's home 500 East Lexington Avenue on Sunday night. Elder J L Shuler of Charlotte officiated with a setting of a white arch, mock orange, palms and gladioli. The bridal party included bridesmaids Dorothy Preddy and Caroline Baum and maid of honor Miss Sarah Parish. groomsmen Bennett Reynolds Davis Smith and George Thomas Parish. The couple planned a honeymoon to the Shenandoah Valley and will reside in Collegedale Tennessee after September 1 at Southern Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Dorcas
William Reynolds
Columbia
8. C
Lexington Avenue
J. L. Shuler
Charlotte
Dorothie Baum
Washington, D. C
Frederick H. Dortch
Birringham
Ala
Dortch
Wagner
Mack Reynolds
S. C
Davis Smith
High Point
George Thomas Parish
Washington
D. C
Sarah Parish
Doris Carter
Roanoke
Joanne Ronk
Donald Morick
G. L. Parish
R. Glenn Hendrix
DeWitt Cooke
Ethel Smithy
W. W. Preddy
Bruce Markham
Winston- Salem
Shenandoah Valley
Points North
Collegedale
Tenn
Southern Junior College
People Miss Helen Marie Sheloff Heads To Louisville Visit
Miss Helen Marie Sheloff leaves for Louisville Kentucky to visit Miss Gretchen Collins. She and Miss Collins were roommates at Gunstal Hall Washington DC. Numerous other locals plan travels including Miss Sarah Parish to Philadelphia and Miss Elizabeth Crews Jones to Los Angeles for work and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marie Sheloff
Louisville
Gretchen Collins
Sheloff
Misa Collins
Gunstal Hall
Washington, D. C
Greensboro Couple Married Here By Dr R M Andrews
Miss Josephine Taylor and Eli F Caudle both of Greensboro were married in a simple ceremony at the residence of Dr and Mrs R M Andrews 909 West College drive last evening. Dr Andrews president of the North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Protestant church performed the ceremony. The couple will reside at 606 Asheboro street Greensboro and Caudle is with Proximity Mercantile Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Taylor
Eli F. Caudle
Greensboro
R. M. Andrews
West College Drive
Dr. Andrews
North Carolina
Girls Pentagon Meeting with Mrs Gomo at 404 Howell St
The Girls' Pentagon club will meet with Mrs Kelman Gomo at her home 404 Howell street this evening at seven thirty o'clock. All members are expected to be in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Kelman Gomo
Howell Street
Ice Cream Supper at Allen Jay School
The Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association will sponsor an ice cream supper at the Allen Jay School tomorrow evening August 11 at 7 oclock. The public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association
Allen Jay
Wedding Ties Parish Reynolds in Collectedae Tenn
Miss Parish daughter of Mr and Mrs G L Parish and Mr Reynolds son of Mrs W O Reynolds of Columbia were wed with out of town guests from Charlotte Birmingham Columbia Washington D C Reidville Winston-Salem Greensboro Kernerville and other cities. The couple's backgrounds include nursing education at Florida School of Nursing and University studies at South Carolina and Clemson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Parish
Florida School of Nursing
Orlando
Fla
Grady Hospital
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Columbia
Mr. Reynolds
Columbia High School
University of South Carolina At Columbia
Elder
J. L. Shuler
Charlotte
Fred H. Dertch
Birmingham
Ala
Emma Abell
Mesers
Mack
Edward
Bennett Reynolds
D. C
Dorothie
Carolina Baum
Geo. Thomas Parish
Washington, D. C
Roscoe Morick
Donald
Elmo Morick
Melvin
Hunter Morick
Reidsville
Bruce Markham
Irving W. Young
Harvey Hicks
Pat
G. G. Welch
Ellavers
Winston, Salem
L. W. Woodell
Horace
W. P. Wall
Greensboro
Grace
Peggy Woodell
Macie Knight
Kernerville
If You Had Known Moses and the Promised Land
A reflective verse compares Moses leadership through wilderness to seeking inner courage. The speaker prays for grace to endure personal trials and to emulate the steadfast faith Moses showed while guiding Israel toward a promised land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Israel
Moses
Over 100 Babies Registered In Better Babies Festival
The American Legion Auxiliary Better Babies Festival reports more than one hundred babies enrolled. Registrations continue through the week at 203 South Main. Eligible children are six months to six years. prizes and cups awarded on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
N. 8&8
Stirewall
South Main Street
Ronald Steele
Vola Smith
Rose Marie Weinberry
Virgil Hyde
Gladys Brown
Richard
Donald Harris
Jake Harris
Denny Street
D A R Conference Hostesses Named by Mrs Belk
New Bern announces the lineup for the North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution state conference to be held in Charlotte March 30 to April 1 next year. Hostesses include regent Mrs W H Belk of Charlotte and numerous chairmen and members from Charlotte Gastonia Lincolnton Kings Mountain Shelby and Lincolnton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution
Charlotte
W. H. Belk
W. F. Hoyle
Lincolnton
Benjamin Health
E. L. Mason
John M. Massey
C. J. Thies
Ralph
J. 5. Thomas
J. Y. Miller
T. M. Brockman
Mary Ragan
H. D. Shackleford
Gastonia
Paul Neisser
D. C. Mauney
B. W. Griffin
Kings Mountain
W. W. Glenn
G. A. Brown
Frank Hoey
Ella McNichols
W. P. Mitchell
Shelby
Miss Katherine Anderson Weds Robert Sprouse in Greensboro
Miss Katherine Anderson and Robert Carlyle Sprouse of Greensboro were married July 1 in Greensboro. Rev. Charles Darsie officiated at Elm Street Christian Church with Mrs. Darsie and Jonathan Woodell as witnesses. Mrs. Sprouse is the Andersons of this city and Mr. Sprouse the Sprouse family of Union, South Carolina. The couple will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Anderson
Robert Carlyle Sprouse
Greensboro
Charles Darsie
Elm Street
Buddy Welch Jr Birthday Party Planned at Montheu Home
Mrs L A Welch hosted a Monday birthday party for her son Buddy Jr turning six at their Montheu Avenue residence. Guests enjoyed games a cake centerpiece with pink and green accents and favors of candy balloons and ice cream. Attendants included Jean Fesperman James Johnson and several Welch Lindsay Kline and Hinkle family members from this city and Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Welch
Montheu Avenue
Buddy, Jr
Jean Fesperman
James Johnson
Ed Kline
A. M. Lindsay
W. B. Conrad
K. L. Hinkle
Jean and
Hoy Lee Fesperman
Jean Kline
Nancy Ann Grier
Walter Tice, Jr
Ralph
Bill Tilden
Harry Keziah, Jr
Clyde Baxter, Jr
Mildred
Anne Welch
City
Angles Lindsay, Jr
Dwight Hinkle
Lexington
Hinkle Rousey Wedding Is Revealed For August First
Announcement from Mr and Mrs M E Dooley Kennedy street. Louise Rousey and Emmett Hinkle married August 1 1936 in Danville Virginia witnessed by Mr and Mrs Norman Hill of this city. Hinkle son of Mr and Mrs D E Hinkle Phillips street works at American Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Dooley
Kennedy Street
Louise Rousey
Emmett R.hinkle
Danville
Norman Hill
D. E. Hinkle
Phillips Street
Barker Street
Motor Yacht Mary Reported Missing Near Balearics
The American motor yacht Mary owned by Edwin H. Betruch has not been heard from since leaving Palma de Mallorca on August 7 with one crew. Consul Robert D. Longyear reported the vessel was due at Port Vendres, France on August 7 but had not arrived by August 10. It carried a five hour fuel supply and French navy assistance was promised in the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Mary
Edwin H. Betruch
Palma
Balearic Islands
Robert D. Longyear
Marsailles
Port Vendres
France
Romania bans all foreign exchange trades through central bank
Romania prohibits every transaction in foreign exchange except those conducted via the National Bank. The policy centralizes currency dealings under the central bank's oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romania
Ice cream socials fill Calvary and neighboring church lawns
Calvary M. B. church hosts an ice cream social this evening at six on the church lawn. Oak Hill Friends church Philathea class plans a lawn party Saturday evening at Mrs. Hussey's English street lawn with 5 30 servings. Ward Street Methodist hosts ice cream at Mrs. Hasty home this evening to raise funds. Circle three of the Woman's Missionary Society meets Thursday at Mrs. Ferguson's Montheu avenue home. Stephens Bible Study class meets Wednesday at 3 at Mrs. Dixon's Lindsay street for a discussion led by Rev. Tadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Ward Street
W. S. Hasty
Church Treasury Fund
Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
L. C. Ferguson
Montheu Avenue
Stephens
P. R. Dixon
Lindsay Street
Heath Tadlock
Valiant Play Readings At Wesley Memorial Church
John Gurney Briggs Jr and Alma Virginia McCain lead a reading of The Valiant in Peacock Bible room Wesley Memorial Church tomorrow at 8 pm with free admission and a solo by Rev E E Wiley Jr. The play tells of a boy facing execution who refuses to reveal his identity as guards and a priest try to sway him before Josephine Paris believes she might be his sister and interviews him. The program also includes Richard and other participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gurney Briggs, Jr
Alma Virginia McCain
Young People's Department
Wesley Memorial Church
Peacock Bible
E. E. Wiley, Jr
George Crowell, Jr
John A. Eshelman
Josephine Paris
Richard
When School Begins Vision Checks For Children
When school starts in August about thirty million school age children prepare to study. More than six million need vision correction, about one fifth. Ensure your child’s vision is checked this month, ideally today, before school pressure begins.
Wesley Memorial Drama Series Seeks Permanent Group
The readers have been coached by Rev. E. E. Wiley Jr assisted by Miss Margaret Andrews and Miss Clarice Bowman. This is the second of a series of religious dramas at Wesley Memorial this summer. A later meeting aims to form a permanent group to carry on the work.
Three Major Wine Types Known to Trade and Consumers
The text notes three principal wine categories recognized by the trade and consumers: sparkling, still, and fortified. It presents a concise framework for distinguishing wine styles.
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Emerywood Club
Miss Mabel Parish
Rollins Pure Silk
Price
Sale Rollins Sport Sox
Moffitt’s
North Main St
Ls Coo
Kellogg's
Mrs
Joe Bissell
Betty Jo
Mrs. Elwood Embler
Asheboro Highway
Ruby Lee Swing
Thomasville
Bernice McIntyre
Lula Carwile
Pamplin
Nannie Byrum
Parkway
Mildred Carwile
Carwile
Rass Byrum
Philadelphia
Miss
Choctaw Indian Agency
B. A. Kemper
Norristown
Winston-Salem
Ralph E. Rucker
E. R. Clodfelter
Oleane
Detroit
Mich
W. J. Price
Canada
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wade M. Rucker
New York City
W. M. Rucker
Fifth Street
Charles Johnson
Richard Johnson
Maggie Johnson
Grady Underwood
Grace Alice Iveigh
Elizabeth Crews Jones
Los Angeles
Cal
Virginia Carr
Mebane
N. C
Jones
Continental College of Beauty Culture
Wille
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Pentagon
Mrs. Gomo
Allen Jay School
By Helen Welshimer
NEA Service, Inc
Better
Anderson
Robert C. Sprouse
Buddy Welch, JR
Berane
Louise Beane
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Fourth Street
A. A. Hylton
Mary Kay
Calvary Church
Ladies of Calvary M. B. Church
Miss Alma Virginia McCain
Nat Walker
Hart
First National Bank
WOME
Agi
Angel Food Cakes
Hutchen’s Bakery
Pittsburgh
Callus
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