Formal Tea At Thomasville Honors Miss Covington
Mrs Van Richardson Miss Mariel Bean hosted a formal tea at the Bean home honoring Katharine Covington bride elect. Guests included Mrs Covington, Mrs James E Lam, Miss Ina Chisholm, and Miss St G Greer. The gathering featured a lace centerpiece, white lips and fern decor, and a color scheme of white and blue.
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Omasville
van Richardson
Mariel Bean
Katharine Cowen
Richardson
Miss Bean
Covington
James E. Lam
Ina Chisholm
St. G. Greer
Kearns
Betty Lyon
Helen Clay
Ina Louise Chisholm
Ander McKain
Louise Ihan
Miss Covington
Hos
Mills
Senate approves beach bonds and county refund plan
Senators on second reading approved bills letting municipalities issue beach erosion bonds to match federal funds and allow Carteret county to refund bonded indebtedness. A seniority based seating proposal by Lepark drew objections and was carried over for later discussion with lame duck senators exempted.
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Senate
Lindsay C. Warren
Washington
A. Hall Johnston
Asheville
Fred J. Coxe
Anson County
Hoey
Isabel Hoey
House
Carteret County
Lepark
Gaston
Senate Chamber
W. D. Terry
Capitol
Ingram
McBryde
Ratcliffe
Sanders
Sparger
Road improvement for High Point to Winston-Salem wins support
County commissioners and local leaders call for urgent action to improve the High Point to Winston-Salem highway. They favor routing via Wallburg as a primary artery and urge highway officials to remove dangerous curves and hazards on the present road. Local officials urge cooperative effort from residents of both cities.
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Hofffman
Winston-Salem
Wallburg
Thomasville
G. E. Hutchens
High Point
Highway
Carroll Accused. Murder Ties to Incest Rumors
Ingalls pressed for conviction of Carroll citing a cigaret lighter at the scene and Carroll’s unexplained time between 7:30 and 9 p m the murder night. Prosecutor implied Carroll killed Dr Littlefield to silence him and questioned motive in the case involving Mrs Littlefield’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Littlefield
Carroll
Ingalls
Highway link between High Point and Winston-Salem urged
Chamber leaders in High Point and Winston-Salem push for widening and straightening the highway between the two cities. Officials say the road is dangerous and poorly designed, and seek immediate action to include it in a governor funded program with a potential 1.8 million dollar appropriation and 4 million special fund.
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Winston Salem High Point Highway
Winston - Salen
Thurmond Chatham
Chamber of Commerce
W. T. Wilson
Hackett
North Wilkesboro
Bason
Yanceyville
Forsyth and
Gulliford
PWA
Fishing Improves After Sluice Gate Repair at City Lake
Water level rises after jammed sluice gate is repaired at the municipal lake. Warden W R Hull notes better fishing prospects. Visiting anglers Sam Reavis and Joe Reavis from Winston-Salem reel in three carp weighing 15 pounds total.
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City Lake
Jamestown
W. R. Hull
Sam Reavis
Joe Reavis
Winston-Salem
Guilford County Welfare Board Sets Aug 23 Organization
The Guilford County Welfare board will hold its organization meeting for the new fiscal year on August 23 in Greensboro at the office of Mrs Blanche Carr Sterne. Members include Charles W Phillips as chairman Miss Annie Pegram and Judge Lewis E Teague of High Point. J W Burke and Joe F Hoffman will represent the county commissioners. Today more rice is eaten worldwide than any other food.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Welfare Board
Blanche Carr Sterne
Charles W. Phillips
Annie Pegram
Lewis E. Teague
High Point
J. W. Burke
Joe F. Hoffman
Board of
Guilford County Commissioners
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Thomasville Pliments
Cy Green
Nat Howie
Ll Williamson
Buffalo
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Mariel
Nous Club
Mise Mildred Har
Miss Stone
Ann Richpee
Shell Williamson
Bus. N. Y
Lillian Yow
Isses
Gladys Black
Made Hoover
Kington
J. O. Branson
Cedar Lodge Park
Ian Shuford
Clyde Bartley
Ing
Wiley Taylor
Eloise Bodenheim
Miss Shuford
Misses Blair
Eva Burkhart
Mareith
Gladys Swaim
Sally Ruthford
Eloise Bodenheimer
Mes Avery Kay
Hollis
Rus- Woodrow Hall
Hobart Hall
Is McMahon
Sechrist
Wade Tillotson
Je B. Bryan
John Ogburn
1 Culp
Jack Russell
T. B.tty
Tom Kearns
Clyde Bartry
Jimmie Clemmons
Harold
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Missionary Society of the Lotheran Church
B. Harris
B. C. Ritchie
Christ
Peacock
F. I. Alexander
Calvert
Douglas
Mra
Ander
F. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Briles
Washington, D. C
Robert Williams
EB. J.rett, Sr
G. M. Hoover
Nk Murr
Spring Street
Ier Murr
Iss Lillian Yow
Tommbeth
Nancy
Th Gray
Billy Hethcock
Julius m
Betty Green
A! Boyles, Jr
Alexander
Tom Pinstein
Ane
Jean Gilliam
David Beth
Frank
Sonny Dillon
Bill Rapp
Hodgin
Harry Lee Lambeth
Clarence Maxwell
Edward Ley
Brightie White
Annean
Mary Long
Mary Leu
Helen Anné Reid
Gordonith
Bernard Stadiem
William Miinson
Patsy
Anne Shu
Pauline
Elizabeth Walk- Jean
Arbara
Ellen Westmoreland
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Jim
Julia Frances Hix
Jack Perry
Mary Elizabeth
George Cralle
Long Island, N. Y
Hal Bennett, Jr
Suzanne Slate
Corrinne Lambeth
Lamberton
Joe Briles
Mr. Briles
Mr. Alexander
Montheu Street
F. O. Johnson
Davidson College
Mrs. R. 8. Green and
Mise Sallie Clodfelter
H. Grady Dickens
Providence, R. I
George W. Lewis
Sunset Drive
the Baptist Hospital
Winston
E. M. Knox
High Point - Winston-Salem
Frank T. Sizemore
C. 8. Grayson
Wallburs
Uni
Pono
Phillips
Detecto JR
Tee
Wiliams
LUX
Lifebudy
Putnam Dyes
Ptithers Castoria
Wampole
Tot Lassi
Boyle
Detroit
Pew
Iadt
Ats
Gaby
Bize Bleet
Neta
LEM Os
Stanback
County Welfare Board
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