Elizabeth Farabee Grey wed Stanley Grey in quiet ceremony
IGTON Feb 25 The Enterprise reports Elizabeth Farabee daughter of C Farabee and the late Mrs Farabee wed Stanley Grey son of the late Mrs BE Grey in a small home ceremony on Feb 13. The couple from Winston Salem now reside in this city with Grey previously working here. Miss Jean Witherspoon hosted a birthday party with a yellowbell decor and high score prizes. The Garden club met at W F Brown’s Hillcrest home to plan a spring flower show and hear talks on new catalog flowers and garden gossip. The Sorosis club met at Mrs Cathell's South State Street home with discussions on the English Situation and the GM sit down strike plus a paper on Katherine Cornell.
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IGTON
Elizabeth Farabee
Stanley Grey
Odell Leonard
C. Farabee
Firat M. E
BE. T. Grey
Winston-Salem
Jean Witherspoon
South State
Jona
Sarah
Ise Bingham
Garden Club
W. F. Brown
Hillcrest
W. F. Brinkley
James Adderton
C. V. Sink
Sorosis Club
EB. J. Cathell
South State Street
V. Walser
General Motors Corporation
J. F. Spruill
Katherine Cornell
Club of Twelve gathers at Mrs. Carter home
The Club of Twelve met at Mrs. E. K. Carter’s West Sixth Avenue home with Miss Camille Hunt, president, in charge. Minutes from the prior meeting were read by Mrs. G. W. Mountcastle and several items of business were discussed. The afternoon study centered on opera singers and Mrs. J. C. Leonard presented a biography of Joseph Benedetto.
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Club of Twelve
E. K. Carter
West Sixth Avenue
Camille Hunt
G. W. Mountcastle
J. C. Leonard
Joseph Bentonese
Wade Phillips
Theater Birthday Party for Miss Ward at Rose Bowl
Miss Betty Bruce Ward celebrated her 18th birthday with a theater party on Wednesday afternoon. Guests were taken to the Carolina theater to see Rose Bowl and returned for a delicious dinner hosted by Mrs. Carter. Attending were Carolyn Smith Mattie Cecil Posey Miller Betty Ann Sharpe Jackie White Pearle Hege Reynolds Nancy Margaret Ward and Betty Jane Richards.
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Betty Bruce Ward
Miss Ward
Carolina Theater
Carolyn Smith
Mattie Cecil
Posey Miller
Betty Ann Sharpe
Jackie White
Pearle Hege Reynolds
Nancy and
Margaret Ward
Betty Jane Richards
Local Society News Briefs From Union and Greensboro
Mrs. T. T. Goins returns from a short visit with relatives at Union 8 C. Mrs. Roy Blaylock is confined to her home with six. Mrs. Thomas Bailey is ill at her Greensboro street home. Roby Freedle suffers an attack of flu. Mrs. John Craver visited Mrs. C. F. Nifong in Welcome on Wednesday.
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T. T. Goins
Union
8. C
Roy Blaylock
Thomas Bailey
Greensboro Street
Roby Freedle
John Craver
C. F. Nifong
Welcome
Agnes Weed Smith Dies Aboard Train Near Rocky Mount
Mrs Agnes Weed Smith aged 62 of Binghamton New York died of a heart attack aboard an Atlantic Coast Line passenger train en route north to Rocky Mount on February 26.
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Rocky Mount
Agnes Weed Smith
Binghamton, N. Y
Atlantic Coast Line
State and school officials discuss bus transport problems
The state highway and public works commission and school commission members met to address school bus transportation issues in Raleigh. The discussion focused on routes funding and safety concerns impacting students and districts.
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Raleigh
State Highway and Public Works Commission
School Commission
Farmer's Day at Local Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis club observes Farmer's Day with farmers from Randolph Davidson Forsyth and Guilford counties. Co. C Abernathy state agronomist led an illustrated soil erosion lecture. Dr. W J McAnally spoke on the value of soil erosion to the community. Visitors included H L Robb Dr M A Lackey Frank J Sizemore and Judge Lewis.
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Carolinas
Kiwanis Club
Randolph
Davidson
Forsyth
Guilford
Co. C. Abernathy
Soil Conservation Office
W. J. McAnally
H. L. Robb
M. A. Lackey
Frank J. Sizemore
Lewis
Death of B F Rike in Salisbury at 83
B F Rike 83 father of George B Rike district engineer state highway commission died suddenly at his son's Salisbury home. Native of near Graham he ran a Central South Carolina business until retirement in 1917 and since then lived in Charlotte and Salisbury.
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B. F. Rike
Salisbury
George B. Rike
State Highway Commission
Graham
Central
8. C
Charlotte
Local Club Guests List Regional Farmers Attend Event
BE Teague C Clark B Leroy Briggs W G Kincannon EB T Erickson and numerous farmers guested at the club. Guests included John C Fuller Coltrane Fuller L R Clinard R C Coltrane J W Clark A L Boyle R G Robertson E M Wagner Henry Davis T C Nauer M Borum J Clay Idol Lloyd Clodfelter T R English B N Smith C C Williard Fred R Linville Z L Groome M C Groome W A Short Stanley Davis H L Robertson and Paul Swiggett.
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BE. Teague
C. Clark
B. Leroy Briggs
W. G. Kincannon
EB. T. Erickson
John C. Fuller
Coltrane Fuller
L. R. Clinard
R. C. Coltrane
J. W. Clark
A. L. Boyle
R. G. Robertson
E. M. Wagner
Henry Davis
T. C. Nauer
M. Borum
J. Clay Idol
Lloyd
Reverend Tom Sykes Addresses High Point Lions Club
Reverend Tom A. Sykes of Central Friends church spoke on George Washington as Father of Our Country and of the nation at the Elwood hotel last night. Irving Smith introduced the speaker and the club heard about attending Winston-Salem Lions ladies night on March 16. Geo Rankin was named to chair a committee to gauge attendance. The group also talked about plans to attend the Chamber of commerce event.
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Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
George Washington
High Point Lions Club
Elwood Hotel
Irving Smith
Winston-Salem Lions Club
Geo. Rankin
Chamber of
Clinic to aid crippled children at local health offices
The High Point Rotary club sponsors a crippled children's clinic at the local health department offices on Main Street March 11. Dr. W M Roberts of the North Carolina Orthopedic Hospital will conduct the clinic. local and nearby doctors are invited to refer patients in the afternoon.
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Rotary Club
High Point
North Main Street
P. W. Grandjean
W. M. Roberts
North Carolina
Light Travels At About 183000 Miles Per Second
Historical note states the speed of light is roughly 183000 miles per second. This measurement reflects early estimates of light velocity in vacuum.
Man killed in Madison road construction accident
J. V. Neal aged 26 of Walnut Cove died instantly when he was thrown beneath a road construction map near Madison.
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Madison
J. V. Neal
Walnut Cove
Weather outlook mild with mixed precipitation ahead
North Carolina mostly cloudy and warmer tonight and Saturday with rain on the southeast coast and sleet or snow in the west. South Carolina mainly cloudy with lingering cold, rain in the south and east and snow or sleet turning to rain in the northwest. Winds north and northeast along the coast, offshore breezes in some areas, with overcast skies and occasional rain in the south Saturday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
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