Morhouse Denson Wedding At Plattsburg Barracks
Miss Marion Denson daughter of Lt Col and Mrs Eley Parker Denson wed Captain Charles Henry Morhouse medical corps US A on Wednesday August 12 at 4 PM in the Post Memorial Chapel Plattsburg Barracks Chaplain Wallace Watts officiated. They will live at Mitchell Field Long Island after September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Seward Denson
Eley
Parker Denson
Charles Henry Morhouse
Medical Corps
Post Memorial
Plattsburg Barracks
Wallace Watts
Edna Morgan
Eden
Merlin Davies
Montreal
Can
London
Eng
His Majesty’s Chapel Royal
Windsor Castle
Lord
Wagner
Mr. Vies
Denson
Mendelssohn
Eleanor Pearson
Gardner
Mass
Chloe Shear
Princeton
N. J
Dorothy Hutchin
Mary Katheryne Spinks
Mary Taylor
Washington, D. C
Eloy Parker Denson, Jr
J. A. Weaver
Carlisle Barracks
Aubrey Newman
George Millener
Lester Wheeler
Eric Ramee
Russell Smith
H. R. Moore
Schenectady
N. Y
Officers’ Club
Marcus Tracy
Flushing
L. I
E. F. Boyce
Burlington
Morhouse
Mitchell Field
High Point
Residents Greet Guests and Travelers in Local Notices
A sequence of social notes lists visitors and guests in the area including Miss Olier Jacobs and Miss Caroline Willis in New Bern, Miss Suzie Perkins in New York, Mrs. Dan Schroder in Florida, and others visiting relatives in Lynchburg, Richmond, and Baltimore. Also noted are travel updates for Wesley E. Rhodes Jr. and Edgar Kimsey, plus a missionary society ice cream party at Hilliard Memorial Baptist church to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Lindsay Street
Olier Jacobs
Flora MacDonald College
Red Springs
Caroline Willis
New Bern
Hilliard Memorial
M. 8
Woman's Missionary Society of
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Church Socials and Suppers Highlight Week in Hilliard Area
Local church groups host gatherings this week with an evening social at Memorial church on Greer street led by Mrs. J. B. Ellis and featuring readings. Ice cream socials are planned at Ward street and West Green Tryon corners, plus a Rankin Memorial chicken supper to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliard W. M
Woman's Missionary Society
Hilliard Memorial Church
P. L. Culler
Greer Street
J. Q. Cheves
Culler
H. O. Miller
J. B. Ellis
Home Missions Fields
L. L. Grant
L. B. Edwards
Ward Street
Hasty
Christian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Christian Church
West Green
Tryon Streets
Philathea Clase
Rankin Memorial Church
English Street
West Point Avenue
West End
WRECK "RACKET" IN CHARLOTTE REPORTED
George Gilbert asked the city council to act against a practice he called a racket by wrecking firms. He claimed these companies follow police radio broadcasts of accidents to secure repair work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
George Gilbert
Miss Farlow Weds Samuel Groce In Home Ceremony
Miss Mary da Farlow wed Samuel Norwood Groce in a simple Sunday ceremony at Rev. E W Jones home 515 Hill Street. Bride wore navy triple sheer crepe with navy accessories and sweet heart roses. The couple toured to Washington and Richmond then settled at 230 Monthei Avenue. Mrs Groce daughter of Mrs S A Pugh and late Mr Farlow of Randleman. Groce son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Groce Worthville. manager of Malpass Cash Grocery Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary da Farlow
Samuel Norwood Groce
E. W. Jones
Hill Street
Washington
D. C
Richmond
Montheu Avenue
Groce
S A. Pugh
Farlow
Randleman
Blue Bell Overall Co
Greensboro
Clarence Groce
Worthville
Malpass Cash Grocery
Thomasville party honors Miss Myers bride elect
Miss Mary Marlowe hosted a party on Boyles Street in Thomasville for bride elect Miss Willie Mae Myers and newlywed Mrs. Paul Benner. Four bridge tables formed the evening with prizes for high scores and an ice course served to 18 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mary Marlowe
Boyles Street
Willie Mae Myers
Paul Benner
van Kaney
Miss Myers
Benner
Marlowe
Newby Family Returns From Washington Trip By Road
Mr and Mrs Walter Newby and son Frank came home late in the week after a motor tour to Washington D C through the Shenandoah Valley. Mrs M H Stone Mrs Grady Williamson and daughter Jean Gray of Winston Salem visit the A L Stone home nearby. Mr and Mrs Paul Livengood departed Monday for a motor trip to Florida and southern points and expect to return this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Newby
Frank
Washington, D. C
Shenandoah Valley
M. H. Stone
Grady Williamson
Jean Gray
Winston-Salem
A L. Stone
Paul Livengood
Florida
RandlemanBridge Club Hosts Mrs Walker and Guests
Mrs C J Walker entertained her bridge club at home on Main Street with five tables in play. Mrs E E Bunting won high score, and Mrs Jack Newlin took the honor prize. A salad course was served. Nearby, railway agent J E Davis takes a month’s vacation and new residents move in, including H G Fink from Clayton and Mace Manufacturing’s new superintendent Thompson from Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Kistler
Jack Newlin
Mary Scott
Blackmon
Walter Allan
Frank Talley
Mary Martha Lineberry
Coral Scott
Louise Matthews
Lewis Luther
Rozelle Smith
Look and Learn By A. C. Gordon
Answers to five questions about the California gold rush, Martin Luther before the Reformation, a calash, sacred Egyptian animal, and Alabama's only seaport Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Gordon
California
Martin Luther
Alabama
Weavil-Davis Vows Announced In High Point
Announcement is made today of the marriage of Mrs Thelma G Davis and William R Weavil. They united in marriage August 8 1936 in High Point with Magistrate J D Allen officiating. The bride wore printed silk with pink accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma G. Davis
William R. Weavil
High Point
J. D. Allen
J. 8. Goodrum
Mr. Weavil
N. C. Weavil
Burlington Silk Mills
Miss Ruby Pinyan Marries Lacey Rich in Danville
Miss Ruby Virginia Pinyan wed Lacey Compton Rich on August eight in Danville Virginia at four in the afternoon. The ceremony was led by Rev. M P Sorrell. Mrs. Rich, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W F Pinyan of Lexington North Carolina, has resided in High Point for five months. Mr. Rich is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. H W Rich of this city, with whom they reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Virginia Pinyan
Lacey Compton Rich
M. P. Sorrell
Danville
Rich
W. F. Pinyan
Lexington
N. C
High Point
Mr. Rich
H. W. Rich
Genealogical Society Copies Utah Marriage Bonds Index
The Genealogical Society of Utah, aided by National Youth Administration workers, is making copies of an index of old marriage bonds held by the Utah State Historical Commission. The project aims to organize and preserve these records for research and public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYA Project
Raleigh
The
Genealogical Society of Utah
State Historical Commission
National Youth Administration
Palmer Baby Wins Cup in Better Babies Festival
Geraldine Ann Palmer age 19 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs G A Palmer of 321 Louise Avenue, captured the silver loving cup offered by the American Legion Auxiliary in the Better Babies Festival. Shortly behind were Shirley and Nancy Blackwell Rose Marie Wienberry Vola Ann Smith Gladys Brown and Virgil Hyde. A second cup will be awarded Saturday evening. Parents urged to register babies at South Main Street headquarters. registrations close tonight. babies six months to six years may enter with free phonobraphing of entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Ann Palmer
South Main Street
Stirewall Unit
Pete
Lessons In English By W. L. Gordon
English instruction notes cover proper usage pronuncia tion and spelling. It lists common errors with examples and urges daily vocabulary growth using the word AUGMENT and a quoted line about impatience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
University of Missouri Professors Linked to Vitamin H Discovery
Two University of Missouri professors are credited with the discovery of a compound known as Vitamin H. The report notes their collaboration and the significance of the finding in nutrition science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
Modern Etiquette Q and A Compiled By Roberta Lee
A reader asks about tipping taxi drivers after a woman guest leaves, handling fare estimates, and whether to tip with a knife tip. The column answers that tipping with a small knife tip is not appropriate and a modest tip suffices. It also covers permissible salt usage and polite interruption to introduce another person, noting that interrupting is ill bred.
Eskimos valued temper as basic possession and mage as compulsory
The text notes cultural beliefs where temper signifies fundamental ownership, lying is not punished by death, and mage status is mandatory within the community. It reflects a traditional code prioritizing restraint and ritual authority.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shiloh
John Lincoln Clem
U S. A
San Antonio
Tex
Johnny
Chickamauga
Morhouse - Denson
Rollins Pure Silk
Price
Sale Rollins Sport Sox
Moffitt’s
North Main St
Dan Schroder
Silver Springs
Fla
T. A. Spencer
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Suzie Perkins
New York City
McAlpin
William J. McAnally
John McGehee
Reidsville
Joseph Pleasants
Lynchburg
Sarah Hangge
Emma
St. Louis, Mo
Harry Harker
Barker Street
Wesley E. Rhodes, Jr
Richmond, Va
T. J. Hutchins
Margaret Hutchins
Mary Matroni
Lynchburg, Va
Virginia Ryan
Miss Matroni
Edgar Kimsey
Memphis
Tenn
A. B. Frazier
Johnson Street
Baltimore
G. W. Denny
EB. E. Weaver
Guilford General Hospital
Winston Road
Route 5
A. R. Parker
Bobby and
Jean
Birmingham, Ala
Mrs. Parker
Mrs
8. M. Pope
Willowbrook Street
Baptist
First Baptist Church
Miss Farlow
Samuel Groce
Bundy
John Hope Doeg
Dorothy Mae Bundy
May Sutton Bundy
Doeg
Seabright
Randleman Bridge Club
J. W. Davis
Glenola
J. E. Davis
Randleman- Asheboro-Southern Railway
H. G. Fink
Clayton
Thompson
Anderson, 8. C
Mace Manufacturing Company
Old Plaidville Mills
Mary Allred
Mary Blake
Lola
Francis Carlysle
Ocean View
Evelyn Story
Rockingham
Mrs. P. C. Story
Robert Hanner
Bobby
Louisville, Ky
Mecia Short
J. L. Short
J. A. Short
Norfolk, Va
Roxboro, . C
Nat Walker
Hart
First National Bank
American Legion Auxiliary
Better Baby Festival
Weavil-Davis
Miss Pinyan
Lacey C. Rich
Palmer Baby
Buckle
Roberta Lee
EC Ags
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