Thomasville Phi Beta Club Hosts Miss Lois Johnson
In Thomasville on Friday afternoon the Phi Beta club and guests met at the Johnson home with Miss Lois Johnson as hostess. Mrs. Ralph Wilson presided, Miss Louise McMillan spoke on John Galsworthy, and a two course lunch followed.
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Thomasville
Lois Johnson
Phi Beta Club
Johnson
Ralph Wilgon
Charles Lambeth
Galseworthy
Miss McMillan
Miss Johnson
Mesdames Meade Hite
J. A. Morris
O. 3. McCoy
R. L. Lambeth
Blanche Pendleton Cates
Ralph Wilson
George Finch
Fred Gray
Archibald Johnson
Louise McMillan
Mrs Rapp Hosts Thursday Bridge Club at Fisher Ferry
Mrs Robert Rapp entertained the Thursday Bridge club and guests at her Fisher Ferry street home. The living room featured jonquils and a Washington birthday themed layout. High score prizes went to Mrs W E Tomlinson and guest R K Farrington, with Mrs Carson Cox receiving a towel ensemble. Tempting two course refreshments followed for the assembled ladies and gentlemen listed.
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Robert Rapp
Thursday Bridge Club
Fisher Ferry Street
George Washington
W. E. Tomlinson
Carson Cox
R. K. Farrington
A. R. Swaim
Walter Rapp
G. W. Lyles
Charles Phillips
BE. F. Pepper
W. G. Smith
Paul Hassler
Alvah Boyles
Mamie Harris
Esthera club dinner-bridge at Finch home on Colonial drive
On Wednesday evening at their home on Colonial drive Mr and Mrs George Finch entertained Esthera club members with a three course dinner and three tables of bridge. Miss Alliene Hoover won first prize for the ladies and Alvah Boyles took the men's prize. Mrs Laura Price of Marion was presented with hose. Attending were Alvah Boyles Dr O R Hodgin Mrs Walter Newby Miss Alliene Hoover Miss Mae Shearer Glenn Pennington Dan Watson and Doak Finch.
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Sans Souci Club
Ralph Wilson
Frank Murr
Laura Price
Irvin Earnhardt
Tom Lambeth
Walter Newby
O. R. Hodgin
H. R. Kyser
Fred Gray
Charles Clegg
T. E. Jennings
Tom Lambeth, Jr
Charles Lambeth
Julia Brown Jennings
Colonial Drive
George Finch
Esthera Club
George Washington
Alliene Hoover
Alvah Boyles
Marion
Harry Lee Lambeth
Mae Shearer
Glenn Pennington
Dan Watson
Doak Finch
Massee Couple Return After Lynchburg Visit
Mr and Mrs Robert Massee of Lynchburg Virginia have returned home following a visit with their aunt Mrs Archibald Johnson.
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Robert Massee
Lynchburg, Va
Archibald Johnson
Raleigh Woman Visiting Sister for Several Days
Mrs. Hampton Thompson of Raleigh has been the guest of her sister Mrs. G. T. Cochrane for several days, according to society notes.
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Hampton Thompson
Raleigh
G. T. Cochrane
School Board Doc Quackenboe Fred Mec Pherson
Board names Quackenboe Mec Pherson Campbell Bruce Carraway and Crockett Evelyn Boyd listed in school district records with positions noted and terms pending approval.
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Doc Quackenboe
Fred MecPherson
Campbell
Bruce Carraway
Widder Crockett
Evelyn Boyd
Editor calls for Soviet recognition sparks debate
The Enterprise reprints a December 1932 editorial from the New York Daily Mirror arguing for recognizing the Soviet government. DAILY SMITH counters that recognizing Soviet Russia equates to endorsing communism and atheism, warns of open markets to forced labor products, and decries a potential United States policy blunder amid Commerce Department doubts on exports and credit-led gains.
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The
New York Daily Mirror
Russia
Swanson
Walsh
Montana
Mirror
Soviet Russia
Department of Comerce
Comerce
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
United States
Daily Smith
The Old Salem Tavern Reopens After Restoration in Salem
The Salem Tavern, historic stop in Salem, restored by Ada Allen and now home to Miss Allen and her sisters, preserves era features like Washington room, four poster bed, and a Franklin stove. A pane bears the name Mary McWhorter dated 1813, and Old Tom the cellar servant recalls hidden valuables from the war era.
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Washington
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Mary McWhorter
Salem Female Academy
Mary
Academy
Tom
Ada Allen
Miss Allen
Salem Tavern Historically Noted in Salem North Carolina
A DAR meeting features a study of the Salem Tavern built in 1772 with fire loss in 1784 replaced by brick. Once a Moravian hotel hosting Washington on May 31 1791 it shows a bronze tablet and a long history with governors Regulators and war times.
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North Carolina
Frank S. Lambeth
Thomasville
Alexander Martin
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Salem
N. C
Salem Tavern
Washington Tavern
Butner
Winston-Salem
Main Street
High Point
George Washington
Old City
Miss Allen
Henry Shaffner
H. A. Pfohl
Bohemia
Saxony
Washington
William Tryon
Josiah Martin
England
Adelaide Fries
Cornwallis
Greene
Martin
Richard Caswell
Maj. Jackson
South
Wachovia
Great Washington
The Tavern and Butner Hotel at Salem and Its Storied Past
A family history recounts the Tavern later Butner Hotel in Salem from its 18th century origins through the Civil War era. Carrie Butner, bride of Clay Thomas, raised four children in the Washington room. The hotel hosted stage lines, trains, soldiers, and Moravian locals, closing late in the century.
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Clay Thomas
Adam Butner
Carrie Butner
Thomasville
Mamie
Bessie
Blanche
Lawrence
George Washington
Carrie
Butner Hotel
Butner
High Point
North Carolina
Yasa
Salem Tavern
Salem
Arente
Washington Room
House Expands Whiskey Prescriptions by Narrow Vote
The House voted 168 to 160 to loosen limits on doctors issuing liquor prescriptions under the Volstead act. The measure, pushed by Rep Blanton of Texas, would remove the ten day prescription cap and allow more than one pint or quart per patient every 90 days, but Senate approval is doubtful.
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Washington
House
Senate
Blanton
Texas
Bay Street P T A Highlights Founders Day Meeting
Ray Street school cafeteria hosted a February 21 supper attended by about 200. Bay Street P T A held its Founders Day meeting with talks by past presidents and a student report on the Work of the Council. Violin class performances and attendance prizes complemented the program.
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Ray Street School
Bay Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Allen
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
H. T. Hudson
L. T. Mann
C. F. Tomlinson
R. L. Brinson
C. R. Hinshaw
Bay Street School
Frank
Dan Schroder
Misses Ward
Elliott
George
Ada Blair Study Group Promotes Child Education
The Ada Blair Parent-Teacher Association Child Study group held a highly instructive meeting on Thursday afternoon February 23 at 2 46.
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ADA Abblair
Ada Blair Parent-Teacher Association
Visitor Welcomed by Mrs Allen’s Porch Bell
A visitor is announced at the door by a porch bell once used by Miss Allen’s grandmother and receives a warm reception as the door swings open.
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Miss Allen
Cloverdale Child Study Group Notes Activities
Cloverdale School hosts a Cloverdale Child Study group meeting on January 13 with 37 parents present. Rev F L Conrad from Emmanuel Church spoke on meeting emotional and spiritual needs of the child and three ways to do so. Mrs Fred Ingram will discuss Sleep at the March 2 meeting at 1 45. Dr F G Woodruff spoke on Child Health at the February 16 first meeting with 27 parents present.
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Cloverdale School
Cloverdale
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel la Achurch
Fred Ingram
F. G. Woodruff
Woodruff
First Manila To Manila- Toile Air Route Opens
The first regularly scheduled airline linking Manila with Toile, the Philippines' second largest city, will start operations. Previously travel required boats taking three days. air service will complete the trip in about 2 1 2 hours and run round trips daily.
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Manila
Toile
Philipine Islands
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Louise Kephart
Lorena Juniper
Eva Burris
Elizabeth Jane Crabtree
Margaret Teague
Olivia Henrietta Arabella Lee
Anne Marshall
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Pauline Price
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Winnie Yow
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Dot Groome
Toothacre
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Lorenzo Juniper
Bob Holt
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Genjamin Long
Dan Arden
Corwin Kilgore
Gurney King
Salvation Sampson
Tom Sprinkle
Jacob von Hoffenstein
Jack Burris
Mugg Rudd
Rowney Snow
Yo Henry Cobb
Mike Shipt
Mann Drug No. 2
OLD Salem Tavern
Old Salem
Ture
Frank Lambeth
Mrs
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Emma Blairent-Teacher Association
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