ThomasvilleBridge Socials Hostesses Share Card Games
Mrs W Lyles and Mrs M L hosts at the Thomas Woman's club on Elliott with five bridge tables for tea and prizes. Claude Green won high bridge score and a candy jar. Mrs T Cochrane took rock score and a hobnail candy jar. J H Lambeth earned a smoking set. P C Thomas of Forty Fort was guest of Mrs G Sha rshall Hoover. Salad and dessert closed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asville
W. Lyles
M. L
Thomas Woman's Club
Elliott
Claude Green
W. E. Tomlinson
Rock
T. Cochrane
J. H. Lambeth
P. C. Thomas
Fortyth
Tex
Grshall Hoover
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary Meeting Recap and Bridge Club Notes
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church met Monday afternoon at the church with devotionals by Mrs. Samuel Wiley and presiding president Mrs. W. O. Smith. A Barnum Springs Orphanage program was presented by several members, followed by details of the Thursday Afternoon bridge club gathering hosted by Mrs. Charles F. Phillips on Sunrise Avenue featuring a three course luncheon and two bridge tables. High score went to Mrs. J. W. Hawthorne and second high to Mrs. Carson Cox. Out of town guests at the Guyer Funeral included Mrs. J. F. Hayden and several others from High Point, Burlington, Reidsville, Lexington, Winston-Salem, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Mendenhall
D. M. Jester
Vera Green Phillips
H. T. Hethcock
Moyer Mendenhall
Marie Jones
Paul Green
Julius Green
Alma Jenings
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Wiley
W. O. Smith
Barnum Springs
Smith
D. A. Troutman
J. O. Cook
Charles F. Phillips
Sunrise Avenue
J. W. Hawthorne
Carson Cox
Phillips
J. W .Hathorne
J. H. Myers
Guyer
J. F. Hayden
William Jarrell
High Point
Dave Harmon
Burlington
W. M. Kinney
Reidsville
Charles Hoover, Jr
Ebl Berrier
Rogers
Lexington
L. B. Thomas
Winston-Salem
Club of Twelve
H. 8. Radcliffe
J. C. Leonard
Gertrude Hamner
North Carolina
Sam W. Finch
J. T. Lowe
Russell Craver
Claude Smith
Vivian Sowers
Bill Link
Steve Wood
Johnnie Hewitt
Sims Return Home After Holidays Visit
Mr and Mrs Alfred Sims and family have returned to their home in Pelzer DC after spending the holidays with Mrs M B Stone at her home on Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sims
Pelzer
D. C
M. 8. Stone
Lexington Avenue
Amanda Wall Visits Mt Airy Holiday Guests
Miss Amanda Wall returns home Sunday from Mt. Airy where she spent the holidays with Rev. and Mrs. R. K. Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Wall
Mt. Airy
R. K. Fleming
Elon College Hopes To Build Basketball Team
Coach Horace Hendrickson at Elon College shifts focus from football to forming a 1938-39 basketball squad. Last year North State Conference champions return only two regulars Ike Fesmire captain and Lloyd Whitley high scorer, with graduations thinning the roster as two forwards must lead and new talent fill three guard and center posts.
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Elon College
Horace Hendrickson
Washington and Lee
Randolph Macon
George Washington
Lenoir Rhyne
Ike Fesmire
Lloyd Whitley
Fesmire
Whitley
Hal Bradley
Richard Cromlish
James Abbitt
Ben Lilien
Hendrickson
Several Lexington Couples Reveal Marriages
Miss Mildred Leonard married Prather Koonts in a simple Danville ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Leonard, is a Lexington High School and High Point College graduate who worked at Belk's. Koonts is a Lexington High School graduate and machinist with Maurice Mills, Thomasville. The couple plans a Lexington Route 3 home. Other notices include Miss Madeline Sechler and Quincy Masters Jr. wed in DeLand Florida, and Miss Margaret Louise Blanton and Hall Pugh Beck in Wake Forest. A third reading notes Miss Mable Carter and Wendell Ross Gill in a home ceremony.
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Lexington
Mildred Leonard
Prather Koonts
Danville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Amos
High Point College
Belk’s Department Store
Mr. Koonts
J. R. Koonts
Route 3
Lexington High School
Maurice Mills
Thomasville
Lexington Route 3
Madeline Sechler
Quincy H. Masters, Jr
DeLand
Fla
Masters
W. W. Sechler
Sechler
Georgia Baptist Hospital School
Theresa Mollan
Leesburg
Okahumpka
Margaret Louise Blanton
Hall Pugh Beck
Wake Forest
First Baptist Church
Beck
R. L. Blanton
Shelby
Mr. Beck
Ed C. Beck
Greenville
N. C
Mable Carter
Wendell Ross Gill
E. K. Carter
West First Avenue
D. W. Allen
Grace Episcopal Church
James R. Shipman, Jr
Gill
Carter
Winthrop College
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Hargraves Gill
Wentboro
Mass
D. C
Clemson College
Ferree and Hopkins
High Point
Columbia
Quail and Turkey Seasons Open in North Carolina
North Carolina opens quail and turkey seasons with the start of December in a shift from November 20. Officials caution about predications and note the first ten days yield the heaviest kills, with hunters targeting birds while wild grouse season runs to January 15 and quail to February 15.
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North Carolina
Turkey
Dixie
John D. Chalk
Mr. Chalk
Flat-head ed catfish carries eggs on its stomach
The South American flat-head ed catfish incubates eggs on its stomach. Cup-shaped cells on the stomach collect and hold the eggs after spawning on the riverbed.
Life Insurance Policies Average 1725 Apiece
New York December 1Americans who insure their lives number 64 million and carry policies averaging 1725 each The total in force will reach 110.3 billion by year end said Julian Price chair man of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents convention He noted the 32nd annual gathering heard his estimates based on data from 208 companies holding 97 of life insurance in force with 11.8 billion in new business this year down 2.996 billion from 1937 and policyholders will receive about 2.6 billion in benefits this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julian Price
Association of Life Insurance Presidents Convention
Price
United States Legal Reserve Companies
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Greensboro
N. C
Tobacco Men Oppose Storing Excess Weed
Raleigh December 1 Ware housemen and farmers in the Old Bright and Middle belts are nearly united in opposing a federal proposal to pool and store tobacco grown beyond AAA allotments. W P Hedrick state agriculture tobacco marketing specialist said a pool would create a tobacco surplus contrary to the crop reduction principle behind the AAA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Bright and Middle Belts
W. P. Hedrick
State Department of Agriculture
Hedrick
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Esdames Lyles and
Bales
Rs. M. C. Elledge
Secavenue
Bres
Bayer
Bayer Agel
Nat Walker
Walgreen's
ELON
Irene Brown
Aledo
Ill
Chicago
Odell Younts
North State Street
Elaine Younts
Billie Richard
Bobby Goins
E. C. Craver
Cletus Beck
Department of Conservation and Development
Bob White
Penney’s
Cadena
Cynthia
P'Jamas
Hyty
NuCraft
Windows
Penney
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