Priscilla Club Meet Friday and Local Marriages Noted
The Priscilla club will gather Friday at 3 p.m. with Mrs. R. I. Farmer on Colonial Drive. An announcement notes the Dec 24 1931 Danville Virginia marriage of Miss Nonia Warner and Corry K. Wright, who will reside in High Point. Also, Chandler Mauldin wedding in Salisbury is reported with relatives from High Point attending.
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Priscilla Club
R. I. Farmer
Colonial Drive
Mies Nonia Warner
Corry K. Wright
Danville
High Point
Chandler-Mauldin
Salisbury
J. W. Chandler
W. B. Wood
Audrey Cohen
Roy Ridge
Bennettsville, c
High Point High School
Ridge
H. M. Ridge
Willowbrook Street
Laura Wesson
Ruth Welborn
West Farriss Avenue
Lois Welborn
Virginia Ryan
H. B. Robertson
Hammer
Frances Gordon Lindsay
High Point Hospital
Mary Ethel McMullan
Louis Joseph Fisher, Jr
Joseph D. Cox
West Farrise Avenue
H. Norwood Bowne
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Cox Home
Adelaide Crowell
Margaret York
Mendelssohn
Frank Mullan
Joseph J. Cox
Mr. Bowne
Mr. Fisher
Grover H. Jones
Misa Nell McMullan
Frank Bond
Edenton
John Reed McMullan
D. Ralph Parker
Alvin S. Parker
Anne McMullan
Jacqueline McMullan
Tess MecMullan
W. A. Walker
North Carolina
Virginia
McMullan
Nell Riddick
W. B. Thomas
Ed Benbow
K. A. Page
Greensboro
Fisher
Weddin g of Mable Ridge and Reuben Morrison in Danville
News notes include the Ridge Morrison wedding in Danville Va with Rev Rewn officiating. Also reports of Miss Frances Lindsay improving after surgery and community club activities in High Point. Unfolding social calendar highlights and local notices across Winston Salem.
Diagonal Line Coats Redefine Southern Tweed Fashion
Southbound chic arrives in diagonally patterned tweed coats with wide stripes and lacey spaces. Three colorways like navy blues greens geranium pinks and tangerine shades dominate spring lines. Diagonal seams slim waists and elongate figures, delivering a versatile travel coat for warm climates.
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Southland
Chic Hats For the Lecture Platform
Two chic hats designed for Madame Valentine Thomson showcase how headwear blends fashion and authority at high profile lectures and banquets. The hats aim to project prominence for a political lecturer and author of Young Europe as she addresses international topics.
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Valentine Thomson
Elegant velvet hats for a formal luncheon
A description of two sophisticated hats for an upscale one o’clock luncheon. A black and white ribboned hat with a butterfly bow and a black velvet hat with a sleek roll and a large bow offer dignified, refined styles for important men and women attending the event.
Experts in Woodcraft Montreal
Canadian air plane pilots who fly over northern forests must be experts in wood lore before piloting a plane over that territory Airlines are instructing all pilots in wood lore and supplying three weeks of concentrated food for use if they crash in the forests
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Montreal
Baron Paul ne Contard's Africa Flight Ends in Rhino Collision
Berlin Baron Paul ne Contard recounts a plane tour of Africa that stalled over a jungle and landed near a veldt. Believing a large ant hill, the plane nudged it and drew the wrath of a rhinoceros that charged and demolished the craft.
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Berlin
Paul
Contard
Africa
Lightweight Diesel Aviation Engine Debuts at 2.42 Lbs Per HP
A factory reports a new diesel aviation engine that weighs 2.42 pounds for each horsepower developed and uses 170 grams of fuel per horsepower, compared with 250 grams per horsepower for gasoline engines.
Radio's Use Grows as Aviation Station Network Expands
Washington reports radio aids to aviation expanding nationwide. The Commerce Department shows 99 aeronautical stations licensed last year with 17 more under construction. When finished, the air radio network will total all on the air.
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Washington
U. S. Department Commerce
Hunters Slay Three Large Wolves for Bounty Near Here
Three large wolves killed in one day’s hunt near here by Joe Peteka Hugo Schauder and Charles Beefeld. Each wolf brought a $20 bounty and skins worth another $20, total earnings for the trio.
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Crtomvicus Wilis
Pym
Joe Peteka
Hugo Schauder
Charles Beefeld
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Miss Cherry
Mowena Cherry
North Main Street
Guilford General Hospital
Green Street
Miss Floyd
Nellie Wright
Mary Edith Wright
Jack White
Lexington Avenue
H. T. Hethcock
Ted, Jr
Thomasville
Daphne Grubb
Winston- Salem
Ruth
Tony Grubb
South Street
Miss Ridge
Reuben Morrison
Mable Claire Ridge
Mr. Rewn
Morrison
Lottie Holden
Miss Lindsay
Miss Benson Bride
G. L. Johnson
J. G. Benson
Mooresville
N. C
Mary Evelyn
Ane
Church Street
Ethel McMullan
Joan Savoy
NEA
Moffitt’s
Wachovia Bank
High Point Raleigh
Junkers
Coats
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
National Market Company 206 North Main
Sechrest Funeral Home