Aliens Warned to Brace for Bloodier War in Shanghai
United Press reports foreign residents in the Shanghai international settlement told to expect possible heavier fighting as Japanese divisions reinforce and Chinese defenders resist. Authorities fear renewed clashes could threaten lives and property, with refugees and internment looming if conflict escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Ekins
United Press
Shanghai
Japan
Tokio
Debuchi
Washington
State Department
Mrs. G. E. Crowell Hosts Society Bridge and Tea
Mrs. G. E. Crowell entertained the Sans Souci Bridge club at Glenanna with multiple tables for bridge, high score to Mrs. Charles Clegg, and gifts for the bride Mrs. Walter Rapp. A Contract club gathering followed with Miss Alliene Hoover as high scorer and Mrs. Walter Rapp as visitor’s prize winner. The day featured pink and white decorations, a birthday cake centerpiece, and assorted refreshments for about two hundred guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Souci Club
Robert Rapp
Contract
Thomasville
G. E. Crowell
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Glenanna
Charles Clegg
R. K. Farrington
Walter Rapp
Fisher Ferry Street
Alliene Hoover
R. M. Cooksey
Austin Finch
Walter Newby
Paul Hassler
Evelyn Hiatt
Alice Britt Howell
Edward Hall
Edward Hobgood
Wilma Wall
Lucille Eddinger
Lucille Tesh
Ruth Royals
Rosalie Carroll
Amos Ragan
Tom A. Finch
Doris Loflin
Gertrude Kirk
Bessie Allen
Louise Davis
Margaret Lee Bryan
Ed Kearns
Charles Phillips, Jr
Josephine Pepper
Carolyn Sechrest
Mary Brown Crawford
Amos
Austin Bryant
May Sumner Griffith
Mary Alice Hoover
Elizabeth Owen
Pauline Walker
Evelyn Davis
Sallie Johnson
Ruth May
Billy Gray Clodfelter
Hines Hall, Jr
Edna Mae Rose
Eloise Bodenheimer
Polly Everhart
Maurine Ear
George Calvin Welrn
Shaving Sparks Light Domestic Quarrel
John complains of face soreness after shaving. Mary teases him that shaving once makes her face sore, while shaving twice hurts him, illustrating a playful domestic exchange. The brief exchange reflects everyday humor rather than serious conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Hoover Returns Home After North Wilkesboro Visit
D. E. Hoover came back Friday to North Wilkesboro after spending several days with his family on Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Hoover
North Wilkesboro
Lexington Avenue
Mrs J Pliskin Sets New York City Trip Tomorrow
Mrs J Pliskin departs tomorrow for New York City and will stay ten days, according to her travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pliskin
New York City
PTA Meeting at Main Street School Sets Washington Program
The Parent-Teacher Association met in the school auditorium with R B Carpenter presiding. Rev J A Palmer led a devotional period before a student program from Mrs W E Davis class featuring dances, readings on George Washington and a February 22 parents visit for a Washington's birthday commemoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Main Street School
R. B. Carpenter
J. A. Palmer
D. W. Maddox
W. E. Davis
Priscilla Lambeth
George Washington
Doris Williams
Jessie’s Valentine
Avis Russell
Mary Alice Hoover
Arabella Evans
Amos Ragan
Frances Griffin
Carrie Evans
Priscilla
May Sumner Griffith
Ambitious Reception Honors Mrs McCrary Bride
In Asheboro on February 6 a large reception was held at the McCrary home on Worth Street honoring Mrs. J Franklin McCrary. The lower floor was decorated in green white and yellow with arrangements of snapdragons freesias statice and hyacinths. The receiving line featured Mrs. Kemp Alexander and Mrs. D B McCrary introduced the honoree with Mrs. Charles McCrary and Mrs. William Armfield III among other town brides and hosts assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Wood
C. G. Smith
T. H. Redding
Misa May McAlister
James Walker
E. G. Morris
W. A. Coffin
Charles Rossong
J. D. Ross
McCrary
High Point City
Mesdames J
Frank McCrary
William Armfield III
Neely Hunter
Old Main Street
Mesdames Russell Parks
EB. H. Crawford
Wm. C. Hammer
Hunter
Russell Parks
William Armfield
John Hunter
Wyatt Albion Armfield
Winston-Salem
W. A. Armfield
W. J. Armfield
Asheboro
EB. H,. Crawford
Gaccresst Ellerbe
Florence
Charles McCrary
William Underwood
Malcolm Watson
Charlies Bossong
Ervin Frye
Clarence Crawford
James Neely
J. W. Hunter
J. A. Spence
Mabel Parrish
Kemp Alexander
Curry Loflin
James Burns
Ethel Johnson
Louise Swaim
Mesdames
R. J. Hiller
Henry Ingram
Harriette Hammer Walker
Adieux
Mesdames FE. H. Crawford
Fred Page
Leonard Hurley
I. C. Moser
Worth Street
O. L. Presnell
Galsworthy
Hurley
N. C. College
English Department of Extension
Jane Page Walker
J. Franklin McCrary
J. O. Redding
K. LM
Cranford, Jr
We. A
Billy Phillips Accepts Post in Pendleton Manufacturing
Billy Phillips has moved to La France South Carolina and accepted a position with Pendleton Manufacturing company. Miss Bessie Pope visits her parents in Thomasville for a weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Phillips
la France, S. C
The
Pendleton Manufacturing Company
Bessie Pope
Thomasville
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Deore Anes
I He al
Julia Blanshard
New York
Dalton School
Alma
Freddy
Norma
Frank
Sunny Nurs
Ery
Helen Parkhurst
Contract Club
Mrs. Paul Newton
Mr. Newton
J. D. Newton
Catherine Cochrane
Greensboro
Daisy Fuller Hall
Nat Walker
Tom Kearns
Miami
Biltmore
Coral Gables
Marcel A. Gotecht
Roney Plaza Hotel
Miami Beach
Florida
Wm. G. McMeekin
London
Savoy Hotel
Paris
Rue
Auber
Miami Biltmore
Miami Biltmore Country Club
Roney Plaza
Cabasia Club
Cabasia
Cabana Sun Club
Palm Gardens
Asheboro Society
Christ Funeral Home
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