Musicians Hold Banquet Meeting At Thomasville
Thomasville February 8. Local musicians gathered for a banquet at the Methodist Hut on Randolph Street with guests from Winston Salem Greensboro High Point and Statesville. Speakers included Dr J H Grier Mrs Eugene Davis and others. Guilford College A Capella choir gave a concert at eight.
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Thomasville
Randolph Street
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
High Point
Statesville
R. W., Crews
Piedmont
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
J. H. Grier
Mills
Eugene Davis
State Federation of Music Clubs
H.S. Dyer
University of North Carolina
Cora Cox Lucas
South Atlantic
Max Noah
Guilford College
J. K. Pfoth
Wilson Angel
Atwater Kent
Maybelle Beatey
Hart
South Africa
Mamie Thomas
Alaska
Woman's Missionary Society
Birthday Party at Spring Street Featured Games and Songs
Carson Cox Jr. hosted a seventh birthday party with games, songs, and treats directed by Miss Florence Lawrence. Winners included Nell Swaim Shirley Harris Billy Long and Gilbert Snider. Attendees listed include many local children and relatives from Walnut Cove and Winston-Salem.
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Carson Cox, Jr
Spring Street
Florence Lawrence
Nell Swaim
Shirley Harris
Billy Long
Gilbert Snider
Valentine
Betty Lou
Martha Phillips
Patty
Joan Hassler
Janice Perry
Nancy Farrington
Annie Ross Murphy
Mary Long
Bobby Jean Black
Helen Bailey
Sally Ruth Willames
Harold Lanier
Bobby Bevan
Bobby
Jerome Rapp
Buddy Pepper
J. C. Green, Jr
Pal Green, Jr
Billy Paul Hiatt
Martin Lether Younts
Charles Lambeth, Jr
Joe Alexander
Earl Mahone
Robert Joe Ragan
William Tomlinson, Jr
Billy Shuford
Jimmy Green
Bobby Green
Edwin
Frank Tingley
Bobby Rierson
Walnut Cove
Mrs. Zeigler Returns Home After Charlotte Operation
Mrs. J. A. Zeigler came home Sunday from Charlotte where she had an operation at Mercy hospital on Saturday. She is now doing nicely at her School avenue home but remains confined to bed for the week.
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J. A. Zeigler
Charlotte
Mercy Hospital
School Avenue
Local Notes and Social Gatherings Highlight Week
Miss Mae Hull returned from Roanoke Virginia after a weekend with relatives. Mrs. Mary Hogan of High Point visits her sister Mrs. Lee Rice on Fisher Ferry street. The Woman's Auxiliary of Main Street M BE church met at the home of Mrs. F S Lambeth with president Mrs. BE J Poe presiding. The session included a devotional, business meeting, and a program led by circle two under Mrs. B L Webb. Mrs. Robert Williams led the devotional, with Mr. and Mrs. W H Curlee in attendance.
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Paul Green
Betty and
Paul, Jr
Mount Airy
J. E. Holden
Lambeth Than
le Thomas
Winston-Salem
Quinhajak
Alaska
Miss Thomas
Alice Herman
Hark
Jesus
Lillian Yow
Mrs. Mary Hogan
High Point
Mrs. Lee Rice
Fisher Ferry Street
Main Street
M. BE
F. 8
Wife May Arch Her Eyebrows, Is Ruled By Judge A M Stack
In Lexington February 8 Judge A M Stack told W C Whitaker that a man cannot assault his wife for arching her eyebrows. Whitaker pled guilty to assaulting a female and received a sixty day sentence suspended on the condition that Mrs Whitaker may arch her eyebrows without violent interference.
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A.m.stack
Lexington
A. M. Stack
W. C. Whitaker
Conrad Speaker Urges Fellowship At American Business Club
Dr. A. B. Conrad pastor of the First Baptist church spoke at the Blwood hotel during the American Business Club dinner. He urged genuine fellowship to help the less fortunate and noted courageous acts that sparked lasting good. L. Earl Andrews introduced him, with J. J. Melereau presiding in Sam Strickland’s absence. H. N. Patterson won the attendance prize.
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A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
American Business Club
Blwood Hotel
Preliaces Sam Strickland
H. N. Patterson
Quarterly Meeting of 1st M P Church Tonight
The First Methodist Protestant church holds a combined evening prayer service and Quarterly Conference at 7 30. Rev R M Andrews D D president of the North Carolina Annual Conference will preside. Church officers and boards will report on three months activities. Rev R J Farmer leads the devotional period. All interested are welcome.
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First Methodist Protestant
North Carolina
R. J. Farmer
Car Stolen From Near Broadhurst Theater
Police reported a 1930 Chevrolet coach stolen last night around 10 o clock from near the Broadhurst theater. The vehicle was owned by D Hilton of 417 Willowbrook street.
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D. Hilton
Willowbrook Street
Broadhurst Theater
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R. W. Crews
N. C
Federation of Music Clubs
Etree
VOGUE
Winston- Salem Hospital
J. Walter Lambeth
Washington
Ruth Berry
Elloree, D. C
Beatrice Snipes
BROIL
Southern Public Utilities CO
Acai
Priscilla and
Criss-Cross
Jackard
George
Conrad Speaker
A. B. Club