Shower Honors Mrs W B Farow In Randleman
In Randleman on July 4 a miscellaneous shower honored Mrs W B Farrow at the home of Robert Stevens on Naomi street. After contests a large gift basket was presented to the honoree by attendees including Florence Ward Maud Pickett Jeanette Ward Kathleen Ward Bessie Williams Nelle Robbins and several others. Green and white refreshments completed the gathering.
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Florence
Maud Pickett
Jeanette
Thleen Ward
Bessie Williamsby
Nelle Robbins
Alfred
Tabor Wood
Robert Stevens
Fernace
Rozelle Smith
James Harrell
Randleman High School Night Honors Fred Kirby and Fowler
Fred Kirby and Singing m Fowler will be presented at a Randleman High School day night event on July 3rd sponsored by the baseball club. Mrs. A B Freeman and daughter Susan visited Mrs. Reeman in Dobson Sunday. Mrs. Tabor Wood and Gail Hussey family plan Fourth of July at Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Mrs. E Kirkman of High Street is recovering after a fall last week. Lester Carlyslie is improving after a Sunday wreck with throat injuries. H T Vestal hosting all children for dinner. guests include G Vestal E E Vestal and families from Durham Ester Pa and Randleman. Dixie Helms Allred W S Nelle Ruby Robbins attended B T U banquet at a Baptist church in Asheboro. Polly Robinson manager Pollyana Beauty Shop visiting Union Grove with her aunts. Evelyn Story of Rockingham visiting P C and family this week.
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Fred Kirby
Fowler
Randleman
A. B. Freeman
Susan
Reeman
Dobson
Tabor Wood
Gail Hussey
Myrtle Beach
E. Kirkman
High Int Street
Lester Carlyslie
H. T. Vestal
Mra
G. Vestal
E. E
Durham
Margie
R. L
H. Mestal
Ester
Alma
da Cliff
Dixie Helms
Allred
W. Nelle
Ruby Robbins
Ashero
Polly Robinson
Pollyana Beauty Shop
Herme
Union Grove
BE. BE. Rotson
Evelyn Story
Rocking
Zioncheck flashes on Fourth of July in Seattle
Washington July 4 report says Representative Zioncheck who recently won his independence by vaulting a Maryland private fence celebrated a quiet Fourth with wife Frances Zioncheck in Seattle. He mused Roosevelt’s reelection while criticizing advisers Farley and McIntyre and considered runs for Congress or governor as 18 candidates seek his seat.
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Seattle
Wash
Marion Aoncheck
Maryland
Frances Zioncheck
University
Ith
John Stevenson
Zioncheck
Ashington
Zionbheck
Roosevelt
Landon
Farley
MclIntyre
Gress
Mrs Bulla Visits The School Of Cor
Mrs Bulla of Harllee's travels to Atlanta Georgia where she will attend The School of Cor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulla
Harllee’s
Atlanta, Ga
School of Cor
Kearns Honored At Thomasville Reception On July Fourth
Mr and Mrs I G Greer hosted a Thomasville reception at Mills Home grounds honoring newly married Mr Charles Alson Kearns and Mrs Pauline Haynes. About 100 guests attended with speakers, refreshments, and a registry led by Miss Louise McMillan. Attendees included Mrs Rapp and Mrs Tomlinson, with plans noted for later visits and travels to White Lake and Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Edwards
Betty Brown McMillan
Annie Howell
Sallie McCracken
Kearns
Winthrop
Eulalia Turner
Louise McMillan
R. D. Covington
Della Stroup
Mary Johnson McMillan
Mary Pearl Chatham
Romulus Skaggs
Bridge Club Social At Hawthorne Home On East Main
Thursday bridge club members spent a pleasant afternoon at Mrs. J. W. Hawthorne’s East Main Street home. Two tables played contract bridge in the spacious living room with seasonal flowers arranged. Mrs. W. B. Tomlinson won high score prize of crystal salt and pepper shakers and a set of crystal ash trays.
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Thursday
J. W., Hawthorne
East Main Street
W. B. Tomlinson
Varner-Blackwell Wedding This Morning in Simple Ceremony
The union of Miss Dorothy Varner and James W. Blackwell will take place at 8 30 this morning in a small home ceremony at 106 Oak Street with Rev. J Norman Osborne officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Warner and the groom is the son of the late J W Blackwell and Mrs Bather Blackwell.
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Dorothy Varner
James W. Blackwell
Oak Street
J. Norman Osborne
W. B. Warner
Simplicity Distinguishes Designs For Women Fussy About Clothes
New York fashion feature highlights Nicole de Paris dresses with simple lines and luxury touches. It notes handmade lace pleating and color pairing, showcasing evening gowns and daytime looks suited to modern leisure and office wear.
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New York
Nicole de Paris
Nicole
Our Lady of Leisure
I am a society editor Margot from Somewhere in Florida
A humorous portraitin verse of a society editor’s life and duties in a Florida setting. The speaker, Margot, writes of being a social arbiter, diplomat, and public servant who prints pictures, attends events, and endures the trials of gossip and fashion while balancing judgment and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Margot
Southern Gardens Petunias Celebrate Life and Adaptability
The article extols petunias as lively, versatile flowers loved by all. They thrive from sunny porches to shaded windows, bloom from June to frost, and suit mass plantings. Petunias are praised for their colors, resilience, and easy propagation through self seeding and cuttings.
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Petunias
Petunias Alwa
Duke of Norfolk supplies Arundel water from estate sources
Inhabitants of Arundel Sussex England do not pay water rates because their supplies come from reservoirs and wells on the Duke of Norfolks estate.
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Arundel
Sussex
Eng
Duke of Norfolk
Wrecks mar Asheboro scene with multiple injuries
July 4 Asheboro reports several crashes. Tommy Honeycutt and Earl Andrews sustained severe bruises and cuts after a car hit a truck load hogs near Balfour school. A second collision near Glenora injured two boys slightly. A child on Highway 70 and a Friday night wreck near route 64 also noted.
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Asheboro
Tommy Honeycutt
Earl Andrews
Andrews
Balfour School House
Greensboro
Glenora
Charlotte
Bessie Bristow
Legington Fetdee
Greenville
8. C
Survey Reveals Shorter Hours in North Carolina Plants
Paul ine W Horton reports a labor department survey of 1 358 plants showing 1936 cotton textiles 87 5 percent at 40 hours or less per week versus 61 8 percent at 55 hours and 36 6 percent over 55 in 1930. Hosiery mills show 85 3 percent at 40 hours or less now against 82 6 percent at 55 hours in 1930. Tobacco plants also examined.
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Raleigh
Pauline W. Horton
Labor Department
North Carolina
Child Welfare Commission
Asheboro Couples Picnic At Star
A Saturday afternoon picnic at Star in Asheboro featured Mr. and Mrs. W. L. King Rev. and Mrs. H. P. Powell Gail Holt Preston Etchison of Columbia South Carolina George Tate and Michael Fryge of Spartanburg South Carolina Rev. and Mrs. Powell hosted guests Mae Ross and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Neal of Marion and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whitmire of Greenville South Carolina Detroy Blanton and Michael Fryga of Spartanburg and Preston Etchison of Columbia.
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Asheboro
Star
W. L. King
H. P. Powell
Gail Holt
Preston Etchison
Columbia
George Tate
Michael Fryge
Spartanburg
Powell
Mae Ross
W. W. Neal
Marion
Thomas Whitmire
Greenville, S. C
Detroy Blanton
Michael Fryga
8. C
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St. Paul M. B.urch
J. E. Davis
John Ferson
F. Hinshaw
Brookshire
J. T. Council
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M. F. Hinshaw
J. EB. Davis
Iene Brookshire
Arles Spivey
Frank Tal
John Council
McIntyre
Charles A. Kearns
Thomasville
Robert Rapp
Tomlinson
W. BH. Tomlinson
G. W. Lyles
Paul Green
Carson Cox
Walter Rapp
Charles F. Phillips
Mamie Harris
E. H. Mahone
N. Earl, Jr
White Lake
Amos Ragan, Jr
Camp Carolina
Brevard
L. C. Dillion
Eastern Shore
Dillon
J. W. Short
Hazel
Gilbert Petreau
Mary Lynn
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Washington, D. C
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Caverns
Marie Jones
Ideal Beauty Shop
Nat'l Bank
Varner-Blackwell
F. E. Harllee, Jr
Harllee
New York City
Waldorf-Austria
J. W. Wall
Cincinnati
Lottie Parker
Gastonia
City
Alice Caldwell
Parkway
Miss Parker
Miss Caldwell
Marian Young
NEA Service
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Florida
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Horatio Bunk
Clutts
Mrs. Got
BP. A. Jones
Rogers
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Waltham Sport
Wagger Jewelry CO
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