Birth of a Son and Local Society Notes Announced
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Saunders announce the birth of a son Phil lip Ronald at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday at 1704 East Green Street. Epworth League plans an ice cream supper at Trinity M. E. church campus tomorrow at 6 p.m. Rev. G Ray Jordan and Mrs. Jordan expected home after a Western states and Canada motor trip. he will conduct services Sunday. Geraldine Farrar and Miss Ann Roughley visited Miss Dorothy Rankin on Church Street before returning home. Farrar is the opera star’s niece. An all-day singing event at South Side Baptist Church features Prof. T.S. Sloan with multiple quartets and choirs from Denton Lexington and the city. Nora Hinshaw hosted a linen shower for Mrs. Frank Witherspoon with gifts arranged in wedding bells and refreshments provided. The Smith family holds a second annual reunion near Liberty with music, talks, and athletic stunts starting at 10 o’clock. officers and inviting all Smiths and relatives. Debutante Ball plans in Raleigh feature a long list of invited debutantes from across North Carolina, with ball events and keynote figures at the Frank Thompson Gymnasium and Sir Walter hotel, including a luncheon, tea, and cabaret.
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F. F. Saunders
Phillip Ronald
East Green Street
South Side Church
South Side Baptist Church
T.S. Sloan
South Carolina
Lanning
Denton
Carlton Quartet
Lexington
Crescent Quartet
Emmett Crouch
R. P. Smith
Liberty
Jim Smith
Floyd Smith
Raleigh
Terpsichorean Club
Frank Thompson Gymnasium
North Carolina
Sir Walter Hotel
Intercolegiate Club
Virginia Dare
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
Josiah William Bailey
Dlebs
Marshalls
Sa- Ta Busbee
Margaret Sherrill
Bille Freeman
Martha Tillery
Margaret Crowder
Suzanne Tucker
Elizabeth Allen
Weldon
Felicia Allen
Louisburg
Betty Armfield
Asheboro
Elizabeth Blue
Fayetteville
Mary Long Battle
Rocky Mount
Christine Thompson
Dunn
Peter Whithead
Wilson
Ruth Buchan
Henderson
Angelia Morrison
Charlotte
Julia Brown
Tarboro
Margaret Blanton
Shelby
Jane Boat- Wright
Wilmington
Elizabeth Cox
Wadesboro
Mary Copenning
Rockingham
Mary Clark
Elizabethtown
Doris Chamblee
Zebulon
Mattie Wiggins Cameron
Warrenton
Sara Dorsett
Salisbury
Hazel Eubanks
Hendersonville
Hettie English
Mount Olive
Sarah Efird
Winston-Salem
Carolyn Fuller
Durham
Margaret French
Lumberton
Mary Holland Falls
Gastonia
Grace Hutchinson
High Point
Kathleen Hatcher
Kinston
Bessie Hall
Lincolnton
Douglas Long
Greensboro
Frances McCormick
Scotland Neck
Annette McClean
Washington
Mary McKessan
Statesville
Louise Nicholson
Littleton
Elizabe Nunn
New Bern
Lola da Page
Pinehurst
Martha Pierce
Mary Stringfield
Goldsboro
Roselyn Smitherman
Troy
Mary Byrd Saunders
Elizabeth City
Julia Taylor
Oxford
Frances Williams
Williamston
Carolyn Winston
Chapel Hill
Paul A. Tillery, Jr
Robert McGee
John R. Park, Jr
Sherwood Jones
Wisner Chamblee
Betsy Armfield
Nettle Alice Woods
Asheville
Pat Holderman
Alice Alexander
Dot Diamond
Peggy Foreman
Mary Neil Moody
Jane Morrison
Maggie Morrison
Montroze Patterson
Courtland Preston
Sussanne Simmons
Betsy Tate
Lila Tucker
Sara Williamson
Clinnton
Jane Ellen Thompson
Elizabeth Graham
Concord
Askins Ivey
Eliza Moosely Hatcher
Betty McNeil
Orpah Clements
Ethel Cramer
Margaret Lewis
Martin Lyon
Mary Duke Lyon
Phyllis MacMullen
Dorothy Clark
Ann Gaster
Mary McBine
Dorothy Finkston
Eleanor Steadman
Pauline Webb
Jennie Grey Barkley
Louise Heston
Susanna Jones
Kitty Moore
Sara Katherine Taylor
Elizabeth Rhea
Jane Carlton
Adelaide Fortune
Linda Gorrell
Alice Grubbs
Mary Berton
Page Howard
Margaret Leake
Beverly Moore
Mary Henri Robinson
Helen Shuford
Greenville
Lib Winslow
Hamlet
Mary James
Betsy Cooper
Mishew Crudupp
Margaret Player
Sarah Summons
Francis Weeks
Sarah Denny
Velva Hayden
Clare Case Ingram
Elizabeth Jones
Louise
Elizabeth Caldwell
Eva Davis English
Mary Scott McLean
Starkey Moore
Ernestine Flowers
Local residents return from trips and visits
Peorle Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rawley leave today to spend the weekend at Paradise Point. Mrs. Katherine Meroney and her niece Mary Meroney of Mocksville visit Mrs. Silas McBee at the Madison. Mrs. J. M. McAdams and daughters Dennyce Ina Selma Clapp return from western North Carolina travels. D. M. Pollock and Mary Perry Pollock with DeCoursey Pollock Jr of Fort Myers Fla arrive for a Farriss Ave visit. John and Lawson Tucker Fred Delapp Earl Johnson and Peck Gaddis return from a stay at Coney Island and nearby points. W. J. Fraley Mrs. Virginia Fraley Chase Idol Jr Frank Parker and Billy Fraley return from ten days at Lake Junaluska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Meroney
Mary Meroney
Mocksville
Silas McBee
Madison
D. M. Pollock
Mary Perry Pollock
DeCoursey, Jr
Fort Myers, Fla
L. J. Ingram
Farriss Avenue
John and
Lawson Tucker
Fred Delapp
Earl Johnson
Peck Gaddis
Coney Island
N. Y
W. J. Fraley
Virginia Fraley
Chase Idol, Jr
Frank Parker
Billy Fraley
Lake Junaluska
Emperor Lays Cornerstone At Abyssinia Wireless Station
Ras Tafari king of Abyssinia laid the cornerstone of a new government wireless transmitting station in Addis Ababa with a silver trowel and pomp. Government officials and foreign diplomats attended as an Italian company was contracted to construct the station.
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Addis Abba
Ras_ Tafari
Abyssinia
Human skull found near Odessa under nose teeth, rifle nearby
A human skull with two teeth protruding under the nose was unearthed west of Odessa by Will Hayes of Monahans. He also found a rusted Sharpe rifle bearing serial number 8, suggesting manufacture in 1845. Hayes speculates the gun was carried on an immigrant train.
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Odessa
Tex
Here
Will Hayes
Monahans
Hayes
Sharpe
Waltz Revival Trims Gigolos as Old Timers Return
London news notes a return of the waltz as London dance halls pivot from tango, rumba, fox trot, and jazz. The mid dle aged man leads now, recalling older steps and handkerchief etiquette. Blue Danube and Merry Widow waltz top the music, with rapid continental and slow rhythmic forms both mentioned.
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London
Vienna
Continent
America
State of child health shows long term gains
A scientist reports that child physique, clothing, and cleanliness have improved dramatically over time. He notes a hundredfold improvement versus 30 years ago, fifty percent better than 11 years ago, and that infant mortality has halved since 1900.
Twin tomatoes captivate readers at Enterprise window
A reporter spots a twin tomato among the many summer garden freaks in the Enterprise window. Miss Sadie Sechrest of 1498 North Hamilton street is praised for not showing a twin tomato, turning the story into news. Flowers decorate the home with silver dining ware and a pineapple linen table cover.
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Enterprise
Sadie Sechrest
North
Hamilton Street
Lexington Tea Party Highlights Mrs Moffitt Home
Lexington Aug 22 One of the week’s finest social events was a tea at Mrs Ralph D Moffitts West Second Avenue home from 4 30 to 6 00. About seventy five callers were welcomed by Miss Rosa Moffitt and a reception line led by Mrs Moffitt with guests including Miss Alma Fowlkes and Miss Jane Toms. Music featured by Mrs Casper Timberlake at the piano and tea servers arranged by Miss Pearle Moffitt. The hostess chose pink and green as the color motif.
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Lexington
Ralph D. Moffitt
West Second Avenue
Rosa Moffitt
Alma Fowlkes
Selma
Ala
Jane Toms
Salisbury
H. Cloyd Philpott
John B. Craven
Gordon Smith
Thomasville
Louis Bowles
Weldon
W. H. Moffitt
W. O. Burgin
Pearle Moffitt
Sarah Dunlop White
Mary Raper
Caroline Holmes
Sarah March Walser
Madeline Thompson
W. Bryce Hunt
Paul Bernhardt
Casper Timberlake
Charles Wall, Jr
Joe V. Moffitt
Betsy Moffitt
Dinner Bridge Honoring Miss Anna Dally in Lexington
Miss Gladys Shuford hosted a Saturday dinner bridge at her South Lexington home honoring guest Miss Anna Dally of Pittsboro. High score went to Mrs. Charles V. Sink, low to Miss Zoe Richey. prizes included a travel portfolio.
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Anna Dally
Pittsboro
Gladys Shuford
South Lexington
Charles V. Sink
Miss Shuford
Laura Richey
Greenville
S. C
Wilma Hull
Charlotte
Edyth Freeman
Greensboro
B. L. Tritt
Miss Hull
Miss Richey
Miss Freeman
Mable Parks
Frank Tyinger
Johnny Caldwell
C. Wilson, Jr
Billie Freeman Laque Richey
Bill Thomas
Tobe Roach
Worth Bishop
Asheville
Entertain at Bridge Hosts Honor at Erlanger Party
Miss Nell Tritt and Miss Zoe Richey served as joint hostesses at a bridge party held Thursday evening at Miss Tritt’s Erlanger home. The event honored three guests in attendance with courteous hospitality.
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Nell Tritt
Zoe Richey
Miss Tritt
Erlanger
Plenty Of Fish For Anglers In Massachusetts
Boston report states the state fish and game department stocked ponds and streams with 1,373,934 game fish this year. More than 80 percent are already at legal catch size, promising anglers plenty of good luck.
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Boston
Massachusetts
State Fish and Game Department
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Dorothy Rankin
Church Street
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Frank Witherspoon
Nora Hinshaw
G. H. Tillotson
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Alta Vincannon
Estelle Harris
Fannie Croker
Kate Trotter
Betty Lawrence
Helen Waring
Margaret Briggs
Mary Cheatham
Jessie Paul Coley
Dorothy Dillon
New
Jean
Ruth Davis
Elizabeth Gilmour
Mary Graham
Emma Green
Hattie Johnson
Helen MacMillan
Mary. Z. Stockard
Louise Wood
Margaret Abbott
Lynda Banks
Virginia Lewis House
Jean Lassiter
Hula B. Beach
Katherine Maynard
Dorothy Taylor
Sara C. Taylor
Windsor
Ruth Lyon
June Craige
Frances Fletcher
Lucy FoHin
Louise Galloway
Margaret Gorrell
Susann Hill
Nancy O'Hanlon
Margaret Williams
Wrightsville Beach
Florence Ford
Alice Burwell
Lucy Backerville
Bobbie Jones
Katherine Scoggin
P. S
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Tricorn
Chic
Eugenie
Margaretdams
Miss Adams
Peorle
J. P. Rawley
Paradise Point
J. M. McAdams
Dennyce
Ina
Lexington Society
Giadgi Parker
Matthe
Miss Shufford
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Thompson’s Shoe Store
Jacob Boot Shop
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