Dessert-Bridge Honors Miss Pollock Bride-Elect
Miss Mary Perry Pollock of Fort Myers Florida is honored at a desert bridge at Sedgefield hosted by Mrs Howard Marsh and Mrs Morris Jones. The party precedes Pollocks October 4 wedding with Howell Quintard Heath of Sumter DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pollock
Mary Perry Pollock
Fort Myers
Fla
Howell Quintard Heath
Sumter
D. C
Howard Marsh
Morris Jones
T. W. Rochelle
Sedgefield
A. Scott Parker
Helen Marie Sheloff
Parker
Amos Kearns
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Perry Lovelace
Z. P. Long
Thomasville
Frank Armfield, Jr
John Whitescarver
William Jarrell
Elwood Cox
Gilbert Clinard
Roger Edwards
W. A. Davis, Jr
Mary Way Rogers
Greensboro
Katharine Hayworth
Caroline Dalton
Pattie Thomas
Agnes Crowder
Emily Ragedale
Johnson Street
Thirty-One Play In Golf Tourney Mrs Earle Wins
Mrs Edwin Earle of Salisbury won the bi weekly Piedmont Women's Golf Association tournament at Emerywood Country Club with a net 82 and gross 99. Miss Alliene Hoover of Thomasville led the putting contest with 31 putts and the low gross in Class A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Emerywood Country Club
Edwin Earle
Salisbury
Alliene Hoover
Thomasville
C. T. Ingram
Earle
John C. Abels
Saunders
Wallace Taylor
Sedgefield
Curtis E. Stone
Greensboro
Local Social Notes Visit Friends and Family in Conway and Nearby
Mrs. Robert Chestnut and daughter Martha Dean of Conway 8 C visit H G Peters and Zona Henderson at 710 Sunset. Billy Thomas recovers after tonsillectomy at Lackey Clinic. Mrs Albert Hart Jr Stuart and Mrs Hart’s mother Mrs W C York return from Myrtle Beach. A K Swann and son visit mother Mrs C E Ellison at 600 Sunset. Rebecca Hammer visits Salisbury with Billy and Ollie Weiner. Mildred Jester to return from Mooresville. Betsy Yow and daughter back to Edgedale after White Lake. G V Stroupe family return from Myrtle Beach. Doris Stroupe visits Frances Moose of Roanoke. Miss Millikan improving at Guilford General. Miss Alta Chamelin able to be out. Mrs Joseph Ivey improving at Burma Memorial after bronchial influenza. Hazel Bowman patient at Davidson Hospital. Mrs Harry Abrams arrives from Linden to 1212 North Main. Mr Abrams with Ruby’s Jewel Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Chestnut
Martha Dean
Conway
8. C
H. G. Peters
Zona Henderson
Sunset Drive
Joseph B. Ivey
Burma Memorial Hospital
A. N. Linville
Clint Linville
Goldsboro
H. W. Kirk
Mieves Rath
Nancy Kirk
Hal Kirk
George Whicker, Jr
Albemarne
Fred Morris
Morris
Leakaville
Everett Caren
Concord
Wesley Taylor
Greensboro
Alma Kirk
Harry Fesperman
Albemarle
Lasley Family Ninth Reunion Held At Mount Zion Church
The Lasley family held its ninth annual reunion at Mount Zion M E church north of Stokesdale. Rev. J C Gentry spoke. Miss Bessie Cooke read the family history. officers elected included Miss Cooke president and Miss Ingram vice president. A picnic lunch followed with a community singing later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barrow
Young
Gentry
Barry Ingram
R. W. Warren
Raleigh Ingram
Russell Cooke
Ralph Fup
High Point
Winston-Salem
Lexington
Thomasville
Kernersville
Colfax
Stokesdale
Pine Grove St P
Kerners
Marmola tablets promise fat loss by sensible diet
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a fat loss aid without starvation or exercise. It claims the product works with nature to reduce fat from an internal deficiency and instructs taking four tablets daily until fat loss occurs, with dosage guidance and a disclaimer that results vary.
Damsels' Clique Plans Evening Meeting at Alice Chanleiter's Home
The Damsel' Clique will hold its regular meeting this evening at Miss Alice Chanleiter's Arbordale Drive residence at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Chandier
Arbordale Drive
July lump-sum old age claims certified for Greensboro office
During July the Greensboro Field Office certified 31 old-age lump-sum claims for payment totaling 1,365.56 dollars. Social Security Board manager W L O'Brien Jr announced the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Social Security Board
W. L. O'Brien, Jr
July Claims Certified for North Carolina Old-Age Insurance
The report shows 248 old-age insurance claims certified for payment in North Carolina in July, totaling $8,747.80 with an average payment of $35.27 per claim. Since January 1, 1937, the area has certified 520 claims for payment under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
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Attia Pwome
Madeline Hoover
Goitoe
Orrice Wouns
Elwood Jones
Lindsau Street
Nat Walker
Holland
D. B. Carrick
Sheraton Grilugru
Sheraton Grill
INAL
Stainback’s Ladies’ Apparel Shop
Brentwood Tennis Club
Charles Tuttle
Ed Martin
J. A. Howard
Willard Hussey
Dexter Byrely
Harold Tuttle
Jonny Byrely
Charles Kimsey
Grover Craven
Edith Seckler
Francia Martin
James Wood
Wendel Jones
James Lyerly
Bill Spoon
Jack Maddin
Dewey Smith
John Wells
Jimmie Martin
Percell Kimsey
Rudolph Frith
Vaesie Yatel
Harold Seckler
Margie Morgan
Raymond Staley
Margaret Wrenn
Dwight Seckler
Grady Morgan
Carrie Mae Scarce
Otis Delappe
Thomas Hicks
Reise Hines
Jmmie Martin
Frances Martin
Kent Dennis
Margaret Tuttle
Brentwood
Little Billy Thomas
W. F. Thomas
Tuesaday
Albert Hart, Jr
Stuart
Hart
W. C. York
Myrtle Beach
A. K. Swann
Little Son
Atlanta, Ga
C. E. Ellieon
Little Rebecca Hammer
Mrs. Dewey Hammer
Decatur Street
Little Billy
Ollie Weiner
Mildred Jester
Mooresville
David T. Yow
Betsy
Edgedale Drive
White Lake
G. V. Stroupe
Doris Stroupe
Frances Moose
Roanoke, Va
J. M. Millikan
Sophia
Guilford General Hospital
Alta Chamelin
Hazel Bowman
Redding Street
Davidson Hospital
Harry Abrams
Linden
N. J
North Main Street
Mr. Abrams
Ruby
Jewel
Lasley
Mount Zion Church
Charle Casey
Oak Ridge
Flees Sue Hastings
Hy Re
Wesley Long Hospital
BE. G. Davis
E. Whitaker
Charlotte
J. R. Peddison
Mt. Atry
Eugene Paddison
Jacob Franklin Litaker
Statesville
Ruth Hicks
Joseph Holland Swain
Durham
Kernereville
Mr. Swain
Lawson Swann
Fat Girl
Lsycahontias
Virginia
Wallace Clark Quwner
Miss High Point
Western Union Tig
Richardson’s
Fashion
Mom
Sis
Richardson's
Hoy
Taffeta
Oxfords
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