Mrs. R. K. Farrington Hosts Ace of Clubs Tea
The Ace of Clubs met at Mrs. R. K. Farringtons Colonial drive home for a New Year tea with three tables of contract bridge. Top score went to Mrs. Alvah Boyles, with runner-up honors to Mrs. J. S. Green and Miss Beulah Norment. Refreshments followed for a list of club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Farrington
Thomasville Club
Thomasville
Ace of Clubs
Colonial Drive
Alvah Boyles
J. 8. Green
Beulah Norment
G. T. Alexander
Alias Boyles
J. S. Green
J. F. Garner
Nat Walker
Charles F. Phillips
W. G. Smith
Vernon Snyder
W. E. Tomlinson
Walter Rapp
Lucille James
Marmola Tablets Promoted For Fat Loss In Ad
An old advertisement claims Marmola Tablets help slimming by dietary control and four tablets daily. It notes the product has sold for over thirty years with more than a million boxes distributed and cautions it is not a cure-all and should be used by properly diagnosed individuals under medical advice.
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Nature
Dean
Doan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
New Year Tea Honoring Mrs Kyser in Rocky Mount
A New Year tea at the Boyles residence on West Main street honored Mrs P K Kyser of Rocky Mount and included guests Mrs Howell Kyser Mrs George Corcoran the bride and Mrs Reece Harville. Also present were Mrs J W Boyles and daughters Isabel Boyles and Mrs Guy Dudley of Winston Salem.
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P. K. Kyser
Rocky Mount
Howell R. Kyser
George Corcoran
Reece Harville
Kings Mountain
J. W. Boyles
Isabel Boyles
Guy Dudley
Winston-Salem
Boyles
West Main Street
Mrs Mae Hough Brewer Weds Wade Gallimore in Private Ceremony
Mrs Mae Hough Brewer and Wade Q Gallimore were married in a private ceremony at the First Baptist Church on Saturday December 29. Rev J A Neilson officiated with Dr W K McGee and close friends present. Miss Ellen Mae Pegg provided organ music as the couple exchanged vows. They will reside at 119 Chestnut Street Thomasville. Mrs Brewer is daughter of Mrs W C Hough and the late Mr Hough of Carthage, and works at Jones Department Store. Mr Gallimore is son of Mr and Mrs T H Gallimore of Denton and a Thomasville resident employed by Thomasville Chair Company.
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Mae Hough Brewer
Wade Q. Gallimore
First Baptist Church
J. A. Neilson
Mills Home Church
W. K. McGee
Ellen MaePegg
Gallimore
W. C. Hough
Mr. Hough
Carthage
Jones Department Store
Mr. Gallimore
T. H
Woman's College opens after holidays with campus upgrades
Greensboro reports show Woman's College students return for 8 a.m. classes after a two week Christmas break. Examinations begin late January with midterm start three weeks later and registration for the second semester February 5 to 7. Lighting and landscaping updates on campus and a planned three acre lake and amphitheatre accompany moves of biology chemistry and physics to new quarters. In Pittsburgh, Dr Maitland Alexander dies after Christmas Day heart attack.
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Greensboro
Woman's College
Walker Avenue
West Market Street
Aycock
MeIver
Art
Local Health Briefs and Family News
Mrs Edith Love is ill with pneumonia at 315 Willowbrook Street. Mrs L F Honeycutt, 607 Woodrow Avenue, confined with influenza. R L Green of 302 Best Street a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital and now more comfortable. Mrs Kate Jones, 301 South Hamilton Street, to return from Petersburg after her mother Mrs H H Perkins died. Mrs Mary D Armour remains ill at 631 North Main Street. Clarence Southern, previously at Guilford General Hospital, has been moved to 1104 Lake Street and is improving.
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Edith Love
Willowbrook Street
L. F. Honeycutt
Woodrow Avenue
T.he R. L. Green
Best Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Kate Jones
South
Hamilton Street
Petersburg
H. H. Perkins
Mary D’armour
North Main Street
Clarence Southern
Guilford General Hospital
Lake Street
Police Auxiliary Set Meeting At Mrs Friddle Home
The Police Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs W G Friddle on English Street with Mesdames L A Lergman J C Brackett and Waldo Carroll as associate hostesses The misprint about Wednesday in last night’s paper is corrected.
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Police
W. G. Friddle
English Street
Mesdames
L. A. Lergman
J. C. Brackett
Waldo Carroll
Jeannette Younger Celebrates Third Birthday Party
Mrs. David Younger entertained seven children at 410 Grayson Street on Tuesday for Jeanette Younger's third birthday. Games contests and refreshments followed gifts for the young hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Younger
David Younger
Grayson Street
Jeanette
Mrs Burnett Speaks To Ray Street PTA Study Group
The Bay Street Parent-Teacher Association executive board met at Ray Street School. Guest speaker Mrs Mabel Burnett urged parents to drop alibis and model strong character for their children stressing faith understanding humor and social responsibility. An upcoming PTA program with Miss Vera Idol was announced for 1940. The Willing Workers Class of South Main Street Methodist Church postponed its meeting to next Friday with venue to be announced.
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Bay Street Parent-Teacher Association
Mabel Burnett
Main Street
South Main Street
Chicago dairy and egg markets report steady butter prices
Chicago producer market notes Butter 657 755 steady Eggs 9 894 unsettled current receipts 17 others unchanged An exhibit of newly forged Japanese swords held recently in Tokyo.
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Chicago
Tokyo
Health funds allotted after alarm at Elizabeth City college
Raleigh officials allocated 783 from the contingency fund to Elizabeth City State Teachers College for Negroes to establish a nurse and physician presence and medical equipment after a serious health scare. The college will charge a fee for medical aid next year. Other council actions included 14000 for a Durham Negro college gym, 5100 to synchronize electrical hookups for three buildings, and 7500 for UNC Chapel Hill classroom equipment.
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Raleigh
Elizabeth City
N. C. College For
Durham
Supreme Court
Justice
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
South Carolina Reports 2261 Flu Cases Last Week
The state health department said South Carolina had 2261 influenza cases last week. Richland County led with 287 cases, followed by Spartanburg 214 Charleston 159 Abbeville 147 Anderson 116 and Greenville 111.
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Columbia
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State Health Department
South Carolina
Richland County
Spartanburg
Charleston
Abbeville
Anderson
Greenville
High Point Negro Sentenced to 30 Days on County Roads
Leroy Whitesides of High Point was sentenced by Judge Felix Alley in Greensboro to 30 days on the county roads after appealing a drunken and disorderly conviction from High Point Municipal Court. The case arose from a trial held in morning session.
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High Point
Greensboro
Leroy Whitesides
Superior Court
Felix Alley
Whitesides
Deaths: Rev Leroy Whitson Harris 86
Funeral services were held for Rev Leroy Whitson Harris 86 at Eldorado Baptist Church after a short illness. He died at his daughter's home in Eldorado Tuesday night. He was ordained in 1885 and retired in 1925. Survived by two sons and two daughters. Burial at Macedonia Church Cemetery.
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Denton
Leroy Whitson Harris
Eldorado Baptist Church
Here
Harris
John Brewer
Eldorado
O. W. Harris
T. L. Harris
Albemarle
Wayman Crawford
Brewer
Max Pickler
Charley Crawford
Macedonia Church
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