Social News From North Main Street Dinner And Local Weddings
Ed Kearns hosted a stag dinner for eight at his North Main street home with five courses and festive touches. A United Daughters of the Confederacy dance at the Sheraton ballroom is planned, with Tal Henry's orchestra. Miss Gwendolyn Cummins and Van Sheetz marry Tuesday at the bride’s Roland Park home with Rev. Samuel L. Haworth officiating. The couple will tour southern points afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kearns
North Main Street
Messrs
O. FE. Kearns
G. H. Bearns
H. C. Kearns
Sri
H.C. Kearns, Jr
J. Ww
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sheraton Hotel
Tal Henry
Gwendolyn Cummins
van Sheetz
Roland Park
E. K. McLarty
Wesley Memorial Church
Samuel L. Haworth
Catherine Jonas
Lenoir
Elizabeth Milner
Atlanta, Ga
City
Engagement of Miss Cummins Announced for December
The engagement of Miss Cummins to her fiancé was announced in early December. The couple, both popular in the city’s younger set, are set to wed with wide interest across the state.
Strayhorns Visit Thomasville for Holidays
Thomasville headlines list Mr and Mrs Lyonel Strayhorn of Fargo North Dakota visiting Mrs H G Strayhorn during holidays. T Cochrane of Greensboro made a business visit while Ll A Martin of Lexington was in town on business. Stamey Clinard and Miss Mary Armstrong wed December 14 at West Thomasville Methodist Protestant Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Haworth
Washington, D. C
City
J. J. Haworth
North Main Street
W. H. Filiot
Ladies’ Old Society
The
First Baptist Church
Charles Lambeth
Elliot
J. S. Hardaway
Archibald Johnson
Baptist State Convention
Little
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Monroe Bean
John Charles McNeil
Kathleen Hall
Carolina Club
Lexington
Thomasville
Charles Phillips
High Point
Lyonel Strayhorn
Fargo, WN. D
H.G. Strayhorn
T. Cochrane
Greensboro
Ll. A. Martin
Stamey Clinard
Mary Armstrong
West Thomasville Methodist Protestant Church
Train No. 82 Derails Near Lucama Injuring Fifteen
Fifteen passengers were injured when Atlantic Coast Line train No. 82 from Jacksonville to New York derailed near Lucama. Two badly hurt riders were taken to a local hospital while others received care at the scene. Officials cited a broken rail as the probable cause and called the incident miraculous as no one suffered serious injuries among the 250 aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Mount
Associated Press
Atlantic Coast Line
Jacksonville
New York
F.— L. Glass
Laurel
M.ss
Mamie Riddle
Negress
Raeford
N. C
Lucuma
Bandits Escape With Pay Satchel Near Mount Lebanon
Four bandits shot Ross Dennies paymaster for Pittsburgh Coal Company and seized a satchel containing Christmas pay as officials rode to Beadl ing mine. Dennis felled by a gunshot. bandits fled while detectives rushed from the sheriff's office to Mount Lebanon.
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Pittsburgh
Ross Dennies
Pittsburgh —Coal Company
Mount Lebanon
Bead
Dennis
William Young
Beadling
Reformed Church Presents A Lively Christmas Program
The First Reformed Church hosted a crowded Christmas program with recitations and songs by children. A Christmas tree lit with red white blue and green lights stood as gifts were given to primary and junior grades and to teachers and staff. The offering of over 82 dollars will go to the Nazareth orphanage in Crescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
Milton Whitener
Walter Hedrick
Catherine Rettew
Helen Wood
Clifton Livengood
God's Little Minute Men
Richard Rettew
Clarence Spencer
Robert Long
Troy Proctor
Edwin Welborn
Hartland Reed
Dorman Catlin
Otis Steele
Baby Jesus
Mary
Lester Weaver
Stanley Faulkner
Samuel Best
Ione Lewis
Paul Hinkle
Margaret Whitener
Margaret Hedrick
Margaret Jester
Nellie Teague
Gladys Grubb
Eivergreet
Dorothy Perdue
Juanita Reed
Eloise Best
The
Bethlehem Star
Nolan Reed
Lester Staley
Hold Suspects For Mint Theft In Denver Truck Robbery
Six men with heavy suitcases from Las Vegas were detained in Santa Fe New Mexico after a tip. They are jailed pending investigation in the Denver Colorado U S bank truck robbery. Deputies observed them in a restaurant and arrested them with U S marshals.
J W W Butcher Dead in Stoney Knoll Community
J W W Butcher died at his home in Stoney Knoll last week after a brief illness. The 65 year old merchant operated a local store for years and is survived by his wife and an adopted son. He was buried at Copeland with Masonic and Junior orders participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butcher
MT. Airy
W. Butcher
Stoney Knoll
Copeland
Christmas Spirit Grips High Point As Town Prepares
Warm sun and ideal weather usher in Christmas as High Point shops close and residents prepare to celebrate. Funds were raised to aid the needy with food clothing and toys. Baskets will be delivered tonight and tomorrow as churches plan services and Scripture readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
High Point
Thraetaoin Shrdlu
Arrest in Robbery Case Ties Salisbury Suspect to Cooleemee Loot
Salisbury December 23 Herman Johnson white man was arrested here and turned over to Cooleemee officers for alleged connection with the Ledford store robbery. Officers found many stolen articles in Johnson s new suitcases bound for Cooleemee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Herman Johnson
Cooleemee
Ledford
Johnson
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S Society
Maud Culvreth
Landrum
D. C
H. CC. Culverth
Carter Dalton
W. M. Marr
Little Son
Bryson City
J. S. Dermid
Robert Brockett
Pensacola, Fla
Robert Brockett, Jr
That City
John Ware
Hamlet
E. A. Russell
N. Main Street
A. Ring
J. F. Hayden
Ruth Boyles
Alva Boyles
Western Maryland Collegt
Westminster
J. W. Boyles
Calla Our Store
Sociaty OF
Moffitt Furnishing CompAny
Cristmas
Red Bell Shoe Store
Cuma
Reformed Church
Merry, Merry
Christmas
BEA
the Ladies’ Store
P. R. Trueblood
Asst
Mgr
Geo. H. Jacobs
Aan
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