Bridge Luncheon and Community Events at Emerywood
Mrs George McLarty won high score and two party handkerchiefs at a Tuesday morning contract bridge party as part of Emerywood Country club social offerings. The Church of God Missionary society met at Mrs Anna Kimmons home with Mrs Minnie White presiding and many members attending. Miss Caroline Dalton recuperates after appendicitis surgery at Sea Island. A children's concert is set for tomorrow night at Goldsboro Bay Street School auditorium hosted by I O O F. Mrs Mary Elizabeth Long hosted a Wed Contract club luncheon on Elim Street with prizes for Alice Freese and visitor’s prize awarded to Mrs R B Terry. The Lottie Holden Bible class will meet Thursday at Miss Rosa Sullivan’s Lindsay street home.
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George McLarty
Emerywood Country Club
Jesse Washburn
B. B. Gamble
Mesdames
M. A. Lackey
L. R. Stewart
Kenneth Redman
G. B. Stroupe
John Abels
Lynn Trout
John Walker
Irvin Groome
R. F. Snow
A. &. Caldwell
W. J. Fraley
Frank Sizemore
Arthur Maresh
Pattie Thomas
Dot Stewart
Sarah Tomlinson
Margaret Briggs
Church of God Missionary Society
Anna Kimmons
Green Street
Mre
Minnie White
Price Burleson
Rayer
Embera
Ernest Comer
D. H. Causey
R. Robinson
Alice Boles
Boles
Miss Dalton
Caroline Dalton
Bea Island Beach
Carter Dalton
Sea Island
Goldsboro
Bay Street
J. R. Taylor
I. 0. O. F. Lodge
Mary Elizabeth Long
Elim Street
Mise Alice Elizabech Freeze
R. B. Terry
Paul Casey
Seborn Perry
Frank Murr
Thomasville
L. G. Robichaux
Alice EB
Freese
Mary Simmons
Ruth Bowne
Tom Kearns
Vallette J. Morris
Jack Holbrook
Phillip Davis
Anne Robbins
Lottie Holden
Rosa Sullivan
Lindsay Street
West Palm Beach Residents Attend Holiday Gatherings
Mrs T W Robinson of West Palm Beach Florida is visiting Mrs T V Lonelge at the Sheraton. Mr and Mrs C T Ingram Jr spend the Fourth at Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Mr and Mrs C M Flytum of West Palm Beach visit Mrs Mary Hogan in North Hamilton. Linzgy Rimmer returns from extended visit to Rocky Mount and Raleigh. Miss Johnsie Dennis of Hamlet visits Miss Alice E Freeze on Rockford Road. Miss Catherine Hayworth leaves for Blowing Rock for an extended stay.
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Mrs
T. W. Robinson
West Palm Beach, Pia
T. V. Lonelge
Sheraton
C. T. Ingram,Jr
Myrtle Beach
8. C
C. M. Flytim
West Palm Beach, Fla
Mary Hogan
Flyum
North Hamilton Street
Linzgy Rimmer
Rocky Mount
Raleigh
Mr. Rimmer
Bay View
Johnsie Dennis
Hamlet
Alice E. Freeze
Rockford Road
Richard Nickel Reports Germany Conditions Not Bad
Richard Nickel, once local business owner now connected with a cafe group, spends two days in the city on business and plans to return to Washington. Mrs Nickel and two children, living in Asheville, joined him in Norfolk then returned home by train. They say Germany under Hitler is not as bad as portrayed and letters from relatives imply no oppression. Mrs Nickel’s brother runs a large Berlin factory with full capacity and strong demand.
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Richard Nickel
Washington
Richmond
Norfolk
Nickel
Berlin
Funeral today for Ioan W. Lambeth prominent Thomasville financier
Funeral services are held at 4 pm for Ioan W. Lambeth Sr. 66 prominent local financier and former furniture maker who died in Winston-Salem after a month long illness. The service is at Main Street Methodist Church. Dr. W. A. Lambeth and Rev. Dwight Ware conduct. Lambeth was father of Congressman J Walter Lambeth. survived by wife Mrs T Austin Finch, two brothers, two sisters, and a nephew Dr. W A Lambeth. Pallbearers listed. no honorary pallbearers.
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Thomasville
John W. Lambeth
Winston-Salem
Main Street Methodist Church
Lambeth
Dwight Ware
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point
J. Walter Lambeth
North Carolina
T. Austin Finch
Thomasville Chair Company
NRA Industries Advisory Board
Robert L. Lambeth
Greensboro
D. T. Lambeth
George H. Yow
BE. W. Dixon
Shannon Lambeth
Ben Lambeth
Harry Lee Lambeth
Ralph Wilson
T. E. Jennings
Marion Dixon
First National Bank
Republicans 10 Fight New Deal on Independence Day
Republican National Committee chairman Henry P. Fletcher declares in a radio address that the party embraces the issue against the New Deal as unconstitutional government overreach. He cites Washingtons 1776 declaration and criticizes Roosevelt over rights and federal power, referencing NRA cases and a Tennessee mill closure.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Henry P. Fletcher
Europe
America
Philadelphia
Maged
Tennessee
Feneral
United States
General Johnson
Fletcher
Poem Fragment of Pilgrims on a Sunlit Road
A reflective verse imagines two travelers who walked roads toward the sun and heaven. The speaker questions what guide leads a pilgrim, while spring’s arrival scatters daffodils and buttercups across rolling yellow hills.
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Yellow Hills
Why They Are Gun Molls, A Judge Speaks On Daughter's Path
Mary Margaret McBride reports from New York on Judge Jeannette Brill’s view that fathers too often fail to guide well raised daughters away from crime and gun moll associations. She notes the appeals of the gangster and the need for parental openness and information to prevent such futures.
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Mary Margaret McBride
NER
New York
Jeannette G. Brill
Judge Brill
Brooklyn Women’s Court
Norma Millen
Massachusetts
Jane Returns to Marburg and Divides Paths with Amy
Amy Lowe greets Jane Terry in Marburg as Jane, now a confident businesswoman, debates women's independence with her, while Amy adjusts to a new home and Howard's looming return. Jane resists reconciliation, hints at inheriting money, and leaves with unresolved tension between old friendship and new ambitions.
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Howard Jackson
Marburg
Jane Terry
Howard
Amy Lowe
Jane
New York
Amy
Rosa Terry
Rosa
Rachel Booth
Booth House
Miss Rosa
Jacobs Wins Wimbledon Quarterfinal as Palfrey Falls
Helen Hall Jacobs the American champion and top seed won her Wimbledon quarterfinal in England. American Sarah Palfrey was eliminated by veteran French player Rene Mathieu in three sets 6 8 6 8 6 2.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Hall Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Prince Henry, Consort of Holland, Dies in The Hague
The Prince Consort of Holland died today in The Hague near 3 p.m. at age 56 after a brief illness from heart disease. Princess Juliana, then in London, was expected to rush back as the death changed royal plans and quickly followed by news of a celebrated 1909 marriage to Queen Wilhelmina.
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the Hague
Holland
Henry
Prince Consort of
Prince Consort
Red Cross
Prince Henry
Juliana
London
Wilhelmina of
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