Emerywood Club Card Party Set For Tomorrow
A bi weekly card party will be held tomorrow at 10 AM at Emerywood Country Club with bridge and rock. Hostesses are Mrs. BE Bud Gamble and Mrs. Jesse Washburn. Refreshments available and reservations requested by this evening.
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Emerywood Club
Emerywood Country Club
Bud Gamble
Jesse Washburn
Business and Professional Girls Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Crystal Lake
Social roundup of local residents and visitors
The column lists Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Simmons and family visiting from the city with relatives Mrs. J. E. Pendergress and Mrs. G. M. Allison. Alma Hicks of Winston-Salem visits Mary Francis Hicks. Miss Pollock of Fort Myers tours Duke University with Miss Ing ram. Families travel to Florida and Cincinnati, with several visiting Danville, Stokes County, and Carolina Beach, and others returning from visits to Norfolk and Gap Mills.
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J. R. Simmons
Louise Evellan
City
J. E. Pendergress
G. M. Allison
C. P. Simmons
Alma Hicks
Winston- Salem
Mary Francis Hicks
East Commerce Street
Mary Pollock
Fort Myers, Fla
L. J. Ingram
Duke University
Eloise Ingram
Miss Pollock
High Point
Ingsors
Mello-Glo Powder Promises Flawless Youthful Look
Ad copy touts MELLO-GLO powder as a beauty aid for a pasty finish that conceals pores without grime. It claims gentle, non drying application and natural blending with any complexion, urging demand for the product.
Marian Martin Pattern 9007 for chic dresses
The Marian Martin pattern 9007 offers a tailored frock with diagonal closing and long slashed shoulders. Sizes 14 through 42 are available. pattern costs 15 cents, book plus pattern 25 cents, order to The Enterprise Pattern Department, 232 W. 18th St.
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Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
Fourth of July Reflections on Independence Declarations
A 1934 McNaught Syndicate article traces the Declaration of Independence from its drafting by Thomas Jefferson to its adoption on July 2 1776 and its evolving meaning. It notes state actions in 1776, the war effort, and the document’s long housing history ending in the Library of Congress.
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North Carolina
Lelo
Gates
Congress
Roosevelt
Virginia
Richard Henry Lee
John Adams
Massachusetts
Thomas Jefferson
New York
Delaware
Pennsylvania
State Department
Washington
Library of Congress
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Mexico
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Divorce Granted to Woman From Minister Who Denies Marriage
Mrs. Wineta Long Welburn, a school teacher and choir singer, was granted a divorce from Rev. William D. Welburn Jr., a Methodist minister who denied marrying her or being the father of her child. The verdict followed a jury finding Welburn had married her in Boerne in 1938. The minister resigned his pulpit and faced perjury charges, with custody of the child awarded to Mrs. Welburn.
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Miss Sheets
J. C. Stroud
T. G. Sheets
Eisie
Danville
A. G. Carter
Carl McNeill
Oscar Shoenfelt
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Greensboro
Grace Church Parsonage
North Edgeworth Street
Carroll
Jacob Shoenfelt
Altoona
R. B. Shoenfelt
Asheville
Indiana Normal School
Indiana
Columbia University
Miller School
William Abner Carroll
Reidsville
High Point College
Duke University
Yale University
Dentton
Mount Hermon
San Antonio
Tex
Wineta Long Welburn
William D. Welburn, Jr
Welborn
Welburn
Dorothy Watts
Austin University
Government Hill Church
Ex-Kaiser's Son Not Shot, Confirmed Alive in Potsdam
Reports that Prince August Wilhelm, son of the former Kaiser, was shot while crossing the Dutch border were denied. An adjutant said August remained at his home in the Villa Liegnitz, Potsdam.
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Berlin
August Wilhelm
Herr Vonsell
Kaiser
August
Liegnitz
Potsdam
Gershwin Goes Native While Finishing Porgy Opera
Associated Press reports George Gershwin has embraced a sunburned, unshaven look in Charleston while developing Porgy and said he aims to convey the life of Charleston's Catfish Row. He describes long hours with Dubose Heyward as they reshape Act I, noting the work will take longer than expected and that he dislikes amateur composers.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Ss. C
George Kershwin
Dubose Heyward
Heyward
Crown
Theat Guild
Ife Charleston
Gershwin
New York
Gishwin
Dillinger Outwits Law Again After Robbery
Chicago police and federal agents sweep routes into Illinois and Indiana after the Merchants National Bank heist in South Bend as John Dillinger again eludes capture. A doctor in North Webster testified two men suffered a gunshot wound, but investigators doubt Dillinger’s involvement. Police laid traps on Wilcox Street but Dillinger did not show, fueling belief he and his gang may have fled toward Chicago.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Merchants’ National Bank of
South Bend
Ind
America
North Webster
Leslie A. Laird
Howard Wagner
Wilcox Street
Goodland
Here
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Club News
Rose Marie Wienberry
Gilbert Wienberry
Rose Marie
Wienberry
Grace Chesson
Shornfelt
J. Elwood Carroll
Grace Methodist Protestant Church of
Elizabeth Shoenfelt
Christ Reformed Church
Charlies D. Rockel
S. K. Spahr
Lois Patterson
Joseph Loy
Thomasville
Martinsville
Edna Atwood
Cline Link
Zenna Brown Ledwell
Lindsey Disher
Sink
Joseph Wood, SR
S. F. Wood
Wigston-Salem Road
Joseph, Jr
Robert Hedgecock
C. L. Griffith
Charlies Seward
Harry Williams
Robert Cook
Ralph Williard
Richard Thrift
Joseph Wood, Jr
Bessie Proctor
Felix Webb
Sowers
Webb
Lexington
Helen Iola Green
William Allen Morton
Viva Gallimore
Leon Stenson
Davidson County
N. C
M. R. Grooch
Fred Morton
Sophia Route One
Stenson
Denton
Mr. Stenson
Brown's Shoe
Archdale Playground
Vivian Burge
Sprinkle
Ruth Briles
Edith Baldwin
Margaret Culler
Roxie Pyrtle
Ruth Baldwin
Annis Gretchen
Ruth Burge
Ruth Burge. Messrs. “Pid’’ Kennedy, Emmit Hilliard
Bill Burge
George Davis
Biddy Kearns
Richard Rush Leonard Hall
Rufus and
Harvey Davis
Tolan Swain
Russell Briles
Margaret Helen Scarce
P. H. Scarce
Margaret Helen
Sherrod Street
Orville Hendricks
R. C. Mason
Ron Weston
Clayton Kearns
Knox Apartments
Hendricks
Thelma Bryant
Mason
Maxie Brigman
Weston
Pauline Wall
South Main
M. E. Church
Tony Wons
Charles Connor
Ruth Sink
Ruby Brigman
Mildred Stroud
Evelyn Allen
Helen Marshall
Wilma Rogers
Loise Brower
Virginia Bennett
Effie Bryant
Hattie Lee Stroud
Ruby Woods
Viola Brigman
Kathleen Wall
Arona Walker
Katherine Connor
Archdale Church
Men's Brotherhood
Elizabeth Fry
Archdale Friends Church
Evans
C. O. T. Roberts
Junior
Welch Memorial Circle
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Luther Vancannon
Mangum Avenue
Green Street Baptist Church
J. L. Payne
Thurston Street
Glad Girls
Glad Girls Bible Clase
The
First Baptist Church
Carlton Hooks
Mary Stevens
W. W. Page
Fairfield Road
Luther Parrish
Mace Parrish
Elsie Cook
W. D. Stroud
William Newsome
Florida
Winter Haven
Deland
J. R. Lackey
Clyde Leonard
Bill Routh
Woodrow Avenue
Garnetta Stanley
Carrie Buck
Danville, Va
Carrie Hooper
West Broad Street
Kate Shirley
Cincinnati
Veri Shirley
C. R. Thornton
Mary Elizabeth Wrenn
Paul Wrenn
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Rush Charles
Agnes Joyce
Bonnie Jarnagin
Miss Joyce
Will Joyce
Stokes County
Jane*Hicks
D. L. Barbee
Ralph Hicks
Carolina Beach
Louise Wilkes
Bill Wheeless
Tom
Bill Sain
Norfolk
Hilda Barbee
Dorothy Anderson
W. T. Blankenship
Doris
Billy
Gap Mills
West Virginia
Shore of Mountain
North Main Street
Eleanor Roosevelt
George Gershwin
Washingtons Choice
White House
Govt
Franklin Aetercest
Washin
Roléd
A. Munford
Mag. Dis
Wagger’s Ladies’ Shop
North Main
Maxwell House Coffee
Dixie Spirits
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