Home Life Of Martha Washington
Mrs Frank and Lambeth of Thomasville deliver a DAR chapter on Edgedale Drive marking George Washington’s approaching birthday. The piece traces Martha Dandridge Custis’s life, marriage to Custis, partnership with Washington, and their years at Mount Vernon, her devotion during the Revolution, and their later years and deaths at Mount Vernon. It notes Martha’s devout Episcopalian faith, hospitality, and influence as Washington’s companion and stepmother to his grand nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Lambeth
Thomasville
Alexander Martin
Williamson Mills
Edgedale Drive
George Washington
Martha
George
G. Washington
Sally Fairfax
Virginia
Martha Custis
Washington
White House
St. Peter's Church
Patsy
John Parke
Eleanor ,Calvert
Lord Balti
Nelly
Eleanor
M. Washington
Young Custis
Eliza
George Washington Parke Custis
Martha Washington
Custis
David Stuart
America
Scotland
Roosevelt
Nellie
Mount Vernon
Nelly Custis
Lawrence Lewis
Betty Lewis
Church of England
Christchurch
Alexandria
Nellie Custis
Colonies
Boston
Patrick Henry
Dunmore
England
Valley Forge
United States
New York
Philadelphia
New Aoe
Potomac
John Adams
Martha Dandridge
Marth Custis
Spain King forms coalition cabinet amid renewed crisis
King Alfonso met with Spain's political leaders in a bid to form a new government after Premier Berenguer resigned. Admiral Aznar was summoned as a potential prime minister, with plans for a coalition of right and left monarchists to stabilize the country. Sanchez Guerra warned the king that reality is stronger than royalty as talks stretched through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dubose
Madrid
Alfonso
Spain
Damaso Berenguer
Berenguer
Juan Bautista Aznar
Cartagena
Senor Aznar
Primo de Rivera
Sanchez Guerra
Attractive Party Is Given At Thomasville
In Thomasville on Friday Miss Annie Yow hosted a bridge dinner for her club and guests at East Main Street. Tables glow with red and white decor and tulips as three-course dinner accompanies evening of bridge won by Mrs. W. Maddox. Group includes many Yow and Maddox family members and friends. The Colonial Drive School Parent Teacher Association met Thursday with plans to add toys to its orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Yow
East Main Street
Thomasvile
Valentine
Bridge
Tion
Elizabeth Yow
Mesdames
D. W. Maddox
R. G. Jennings
H. T. Hethcock
Raymond Phillips
Paul Green
Moyer Mendenhall
Marie Jones
Maie Snell
Maye Livengood
Lucy Eason
Ida Maie Yow
Lillian Yow
G. H. Yow
Colonial Drive School
James E. Lambeth
Outland
Clara Harrison
Beulah Norment
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Valentine Song
Flag and recitation items by elementary grades and visitors
A column lists: Flag third grade recitation Lincoln by Weddie Hoffman. dance by Bes sie Newby. recitation by James Henderson. Saint Valentine story by second graders. Recipe for Valentine song. fourth grade Valentine play A Friendly Token. recitation Would Tell by four boys. fifth grade Making a Flag play. Miss Ida Mae Yow returned Thursday from Louisburg after a week with friends. Mrs A R Swaim and Nell with Mrs L H Adams and Suzanne left Friday for Monroe NC. Co F Henderson left Thursday for Charlotte sanatorium with Dr R G Jennings. Friends of Mrs Carl Griffin regret her illness at City Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Weddie Hoffman
Bessie Newby
James Henderson
Saint Valentine
Valentine
A. R. Swaim
Nell
L. H. Adams
Suzanne
Monroe
N. C
Co. F. Henderson
Charlotte
Charlotte Sanatorium
R. G. Jennings
Carl Griffin
City Memorial Hospital
High Point resident undergoes appendicitis operation
A High Point woman identified as Mrs Griffin underwent an appendicitis operation on Wednesday and is reported to be doing as well as could be expected. Before moving to this city, she had many friends in High Point. Mrs Paul Green and Mrs Robert Rapp visited Greensboro on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
High Point
Paul Green
Robert Rapp
Greensboro
Infant Pegsy Lou Lamb Dies at Home
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ford Lamb of 1915 North Main street died early yesterday at home. The baby, Pegsy Lou Lamb, is survived by her parents and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rample of Farmville, North Carolina. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Lamb
North Main Street
Pegsy Lou
Lamb
Arthur C
Lala Penny Lamb
Margaret Rumple
J. A. Rample
Farmville
N. C
Oakwood Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Kent County
Col
John Dandridge
Frances Jones
Williamsburg
Daniel Parke Custis
Mr. Custis
York River
Washingtons
Vernon
John Park Custin
Colony of
York
Chamberlayne
Major Chamberlayne
Hudson
Garland Motor Company
Commerce Street
Nancy Carroll
Ida Mae Yow
Louisburg
Wenegd
Eugene
Simpson
Greensboro- Point Road
North Carolina
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