Miss Green and Miss Farrington Named Brides-Elect in Thomasville
Many social events in Thomasville honor Miss Betty Green and Miss Nancy Farrington as they await marriage to Robert Edward Hauser of High Point. Attendees include Mrs. Paul Green, Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. S. E. Hauser, and numerous local dames and college students. The week features luncheons, teas, and bridge parties leading to March weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Miss Green
Miss Farrington
Letty Geeta
Betty Rot
Robert Edward Hauser
Point
Paul Green
Julius A. Green
Raymond Phillips
Nancy Farrington
Phillips
China
Green
S. E. Hauser
High Point
Harry Hauser
R. K. Farrington
Wilson O. Weldon
W. T. Green, Jr
J. C. McLean, Jr
Vernon Snyder, Jr
Edward Brown
Salisbury
Carol Rogers
Albemarle
Nancy Jo Everhart
Ramona Boaz
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Martha Phillips
Narcissi
Naomi Howie
Ruth Talor
Martha Ilips
Mesdames
Maurice Gilliam
Betty Green
Ll Louise
Women's College
Greensboro
Albemartle
Woman's College
Doak Finch
George Finch
Thomasas
Ancyrrington
March Bridgelec
Alvah Boyles
Erwin Heights
Sam Harris
James Johnson
Harris
Theresa Hoover
Johnson
Molly Lambeth
W. T. Green
West Main Street
Frank Murr
Har- Lee Lambeth
Murr
Walnut Street
Dorothy Cook
J. C. McLean
Miss Everhart
Nancy Far
Ruth Taylor
Spring Street
Crystal
James E. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Robert EB. Hauser
Gardenias
Frances Griffith
High
Cologne
Paul l Green
Various Society Events At Emerywood Country Club And Local Venues
A schedule of gatherings includes a Davis Feed and Seed opening under the garden council, a Burbank club February hostess event, a Virginia Care chapter meeting at Emerywood Country Club, a luncheon honoring the national president of Daughters of American Colonists, and social events by the YWCA Agenda Club. Also listed are dessert bridge for Miss Patricia Cooke, a 615 Colonial Drive visit for the bride elect, rehearsals for the Cooke Davenport and Flem ing Sheroff weddings, and a wedding dinner at the Emerywood Club with guests limited to wedding parties and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Davis Feed and Seed
Garden Council
Burbank Club
Virginia Care Chn
Carolina Society
Siomatisms of American Colonists
Emerywood Country Club
North Carolina Society, Daughters of American Colonists
J. F. Hayden
Jerome Powers
Richmond
Indiana
Agenda Club
YWCA
George Mercer
James A. Fryar, Jr
Anne Gaskill
Greensboro
Nancy Jo Smith
Colonial Drive
Patricia Cooke
Nell Fleming Sheroff
William H. Long
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
William C. Sheloff
Court Turns Into Bookmaking Joint
In Brooklyn a veteran woman assistant clerk, Marjorie Barton aged 47, was arraigned on a bookmaking charge after a plainclothesman reported she took bets from three persons in open court and phoned in wagers. She was suspended by Chief Magistrate John M. Murtagh as gambling investigations run for over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marjorie Barton
John M. Murtagh
Brooklyn
Pull Up a Chair and Other Oddities From a Rural Column
A collage of humorous notes and small items from a column, touching on a Deadwood Colorado city chamber stance, a humorous theater audiovision gadget idea, a New York restaurant ad, bread cures for colds, jokes about dentistry, a Stamford Connecticut factory’s birthday perks, Hollywood window displays, thoughts while shaving, and quips on wartime patriotism and Alaska’s sale lore. The piece blends miscellany with brief editorials and rural wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ief
Papa
Mama
Deadwood, Co
Plastic Manufacturing Co
Stamford
Hollywood
Travelled Free All Over U S
Private Hugh D Dolman used free army plane rides to travel across the United States. Immigration officers detain him at Curry Barracks Alberta as he faces allegations of illegal entry on November 1 at Blaine Washington. Police report he claimed the Canadian consulate issued him a paper that covered his travel on air force lanes to Florida New York Omaha and Texas cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh D. Dolman
Curry Barracks
Alberta
Immigration Service
Blaine
Wash
Florida
New York Oblaha
Texas
Hats With Flowers Take Paris Runway by Storm
Turret shaped hats with inch-thick brims boaters with rolled sides and flower packed toques were shown by Legroux Soears in Paris. The collection features flower hats praised by Mrs Louise Brooks of Henry Bendel New York who urged every woman to own a flower hat this spring. The Legroux sisters also unveiled white panama gleaming berets and ben al straw styles, as styles range from dimpled to squashed fits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Legroux
Louise Brooks
Henry Bendel
New York
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Eenville
South Carolina
Guitars
Nash Jewelry & Loan
North Main Street
Jayne
D. Jayne
Jayhe
Pam
Glenn
Washington
Ves Street
Winston-Salem
For
DIAL
Mrs. Forrest Edwards
Dy-Dee Supply CO
North Carolina
Sue Burnett
High Point Enterprise
Ave. Americas
Cooke-Davenport
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Richard K. Davenport
Filor
Ham
Pacific Ocean
Arctic Oceans
United States
Neal O'Hara
America
J. P. Morgan
Wall Street
J. P
Kilroy
George Ade
Bob Smith
Martin Stone
Hubby
U. S
Alaska
Russia
Rus
O. K
Lenin
Stalin
Spain
Monark
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
Washington St
N. Main St
Grace Flowers
Tobias
Mous
Arantee
Rolla-Head
Housekeeping
Good Housekeeping
Rollahead
Rolla
Awning & Tent CO
Fred Ingram Furn
Black and Navy
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