Miss Hoover Hosts Social Bridging Two Thomasville Parties
Miss Alliene Hoover entertained at her East Main street home with two bridge club gatherings. Guests included Eibera and Contract club members, with prizes such as a Yardley compact and linen items. The event featured dinners, after which bridge and prizes followed, plus formality at the suburban home of Mrs. Walter Newby.
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Eibera Club
Contract Club
Main Street
Thomasville
Alliene Hoover
East Main Street
Miss Hoover
High Club
Yardley
Alvah Boyles
Nk Murr
Dan Watson
Guy Dudley
Danville
R. Hodgin
Frank Marr
George Finch
Mae Shearer
Robert Rapp
O. R. Hodgin
BE. H. Mahone
R. M. Cooksey
Austin Finch
Ralph Wilson
Charles Clegg
Texas man visits sister on East Main Street
P. C. Thomas of Texas spends time in the home of his sister Mrs. G. M. Hoover and Mr. Hoover on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Thomas
Texas
G. M. Hoover
Mr. Hoover
East Main Street
Miss Blanche Hoover Arrives From Washington D C
Miss Blanche Hoover of Washington D C arrived today and will attend events in the city. Her visit is noted by local society pages and includes planned engagements with notable residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Hoover
Washington, D. C
Jones Heads to Florida for Some Time Away
FE. C. Jones departed Thursday for Florida where he will spend some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. C. Jones
Florida
Mrs Dolan Jones Visits Former Thomasville Friends
Mrs. Dolan Jones arrived on Thursday to visit Mrs. Walter F. Newby. A former Thomasville resident, she has a large circle of friends in the town.
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Dolan Jones
Walter F. Newby
Jones
Thomasville
Mrs Cicero Cox Returns From Salisbury Visit
Mrs. Cicero Cox has returned to her home here after a short visit in Salisbury where she stayed with relatives.
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Cicero Cox
Salisbury
Surprise Birthday Dinner in Asheboro Welcomes Wilbur Amos
In Asheboro on December 3 a surprise birthday dinner for Wilbur Amos was hosted by his father W. P. Amos at the Ashlyn hotel. The 21st birthday marked by a five course dinner and dance drew about 40 guests with roses and snap dragons as decorations. Mr. Amos recently moved to Asheboro to join his father’s furniture business and this party introduced a group of local young people.
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Asheboro
Wilbur Amos
Ashlyn
W. P. Amos
Randolph Book Club Meets for Fall Planting Discussion
Mrs. J. O. Redding entertained the Randolph Book club on Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. A. Underwood leading the program reading chapters from America as Americans See It. A discussion on fall planting followed and refreshments were served by Mrs. John K. Wood and Mrs. Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Redding
Randolph Book Club
W. A. Underwood
America
John K. Wood
Mrs Frank G Grimes Honored With Small Bridge Party
Mrs. Frank G. Grimes of Washington DC was honored with a small bridge party hosted in her honor. Guests included neighbors and close friends who enjoyed a light tea and friendly games.
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Frank G. Grimes
Washington, D. C
Florida Trip Tied to Local Figures Return
M. J. Wrenn, Al Moffitt, Frank Lin and Arthur Welch have returned from a journey visiting Tampa, Miami and other Florida points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wrenn
al Moffitt
Franklin and
Arthur Welch
Tampa
Miami
Florida
Mystic 7 puzzle features and club events in December
The article details the Junior Music Lovers Club meeting at Miss Florence Blair's studio with a MacDowell program, presidencies listed for the coming year, and a social hour. It also covers Mrs. Surrett's party for the bride, and marriages of Minnie Nance to Carl Byrd and Mary Gertrude Howell to John Hedgecock, with location notes and hosts.
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Junior Music Lovers
Florence Blair
A. M.kin
Church Street
Edgar Alexander MacDowell
MacDowell
America
Peterboro
Annie Rhu Stanton
Hilda Barbee
Anne Mae Hatcher
Mary Elizabeth Farmer
Margaret Grayson
Jeanne Rankin
Prince's Door
Elizabeth Hatcher
Margaret Briggs
Miss Blair
Mrs. Rankin
Anne Allman
Pegey Bass
Sue Hunsiker
John Hunsiker
Anna Mae Hatcher
Frances Grayson
Winfred MacEver
Annie Rhu §Stanton
James Rankin
Lula Preston Smith
Minnie Nance
Carl Byrd
F. Nance
Minnie Gertrude
Carl A. Byrd
Martinsville, Va
Nelson M. Fox
John Lambeth
Byrd
Miss Howell
J. H. Hedgeocock
BE. W. Howell
Mary Gertrude
John H. Hedgecock
High Point
Danville
R. J. Barber
Hedgecock
EB. W. Howell
Mr. Hedgecock
J. H. Hedgecock
Canterbury Club Meeting Highlights New Members and Talk
The Canterbury club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Edwin Lyon’s Otteray Drive home. President Mrs. William Lindsay presided. Mrs. W F Ellis was elected librarian. New members Mrs. Robert McPheeters and Mrs. Kenneth Geddie joined. Mrs. BE Harrison gave a travel talk with her mother Mrs. Frank Page of Aberdeen, a Gold Star mother, and sketches of other mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
London
Mia
Robert McPheeters
Kenneth Geddie
Harry Brockmann
Hoke Bullard
Carson Burns
W. F. Bilis
William Lindsay
Charles W. Perry
Capus Waynick
E. T. Harrison
W. D. Sale
L. F. Voorhees
Canterbury Club
Edwin Lyon
Otteray Drive
W. F. Ellis
BE. T. Harrison
Frank Page
Aberdeen
Page
Harrison
Parts
Electrified home economics and a new municipal rate vision
P J DISHNER argues for a single residential rate based on twelve months of statistics. He notes two meter systems cause wiring and billing issues and urges advertising cooperation with appliance dealers. He cites rising domestic power use and potential revenue from electrified homes and lower taxes.
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Tte
Dr. I. G. Greer to Speak at Hilliard Memorial Tonight
Dr. I. G. Greer superintendent of the Milla Home at Thomasville will speak at the evening service tonight at 7 30 at Hilliard Memorial church. He is described as an interesting and able speaker and the public is urged to attend.
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L. N. Greer
Milla
Thomasville
Hilliard Memorial Church
Greer
Burglars Call Police After Breaking into Filling Station
In Harrisburg Ohio burglars breached a filling station then phoned police to say they had broken in at Hamby’s but did not wait for officers. The incident shows a bold but misguided taunt to law enforcement.
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Harrisburg
Sil
Hamby’s
Mrs Walser Hosts Bridge Club in Lexington Gatherings
Mrs D A Walser hosted a bridge party with two tables in a living room decked with chrysanthemums and fall flowers. Prizes went to Mrs C H Hargrave high score, Mrs Edwin Cathell high score visitor, and Mrs R D Moffitt consolation. luncheon followed.
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Lexington
D. A.* Walser
Bridge Club
C. H. Hargrave
Edwin Cathell
R. D. Moffitt
Dance Benefit For Unemployed Held At Skating Rink
A large crowd attended Friday night’s dance at the Skating Rink hosted by the Ind Workers band to raise relief funds for the unemployed. A second dance is planned at the same venue next Friday with proceeds again aiding unemployed relief.
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Ind
Granite Quarry Closes After 20 Years On Rocky Face
Granite quarry at Rocky Face mountain near Taylorsville shuts down after two decades of continuous operation as the rock becomes too soft to continue mining.
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Taylorsville
Rocky Face Mountain
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Walter Newby
Parent-Teacher Association of
Main Street School
L. C. King
R. K. Fleming
First Presbyterian Church
William Yow
Alliene Rigby
Vera Dixon
C. M. Howell
Margaret Newell
Elizabeth Yow
Herald Angels
J. N. Mills
Main Street M. EB
Doris Williams
Catherine Covington
Wm. C. Hammer
Grimes
T. B. Finley
North Wilkesboro
E. M. Johnson
Ramseur
E. M. Kearns
Ed Frazier
Providence Township
BE. C. Williamson
H. S. Ragan
Mr. Ragan
Clay Johnson
Carl King
H. A. Lucas
R. D. Patterson
Liberty
W. L. Lambert
Plymouth Rock
NEW Plymouth
Gate City Motor Company
South Main
Yemaias
Mrs. W. T. Gantt
Durham
The
City
Utilities Dept
P. J. Dishner
Dr. I. G. Greer
Mrs. Walser
Tse
W. P. Haselden
Charlie Taylor
Winston-Salem
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
H. O. Craver
John Craver
Woman's Club
Curtis Koonts
EB. H. Hege
Elizabeth Moseley
Lynchburg
Marguerite Eia
Roy Biggers
J. A. Michael
Georgia Russell
Mosley
Odds and Ends
Oxfords
Oem
Florsheim
Bob Smart
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