Faithful Workers Meet Hints of July Picnic
The Faithful Workers class of Green Street Baptist Church met for a monthly business session at Mrs. Raymond Campbell’s Magnolia Court home. Led by Mrs. H. B. Causby, the group discussed Faith Hope and Love and set a City Lake picnic for July 19. Mrs. Campbell and Miss Brett Myers hosted an ice course after the meeting. Mr and Mrs Edgar G Williams Archdale announce the birth of daughter Sybil on July 6 at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
Raymond Campbell
Magnolia Court
H. B. Causby
1St Corinthians
City Lake
Ostess
Brett Myers
Edgar G. Williams
Archdale
Sybil
Dollar Hat Sale Featured In Latest Midsummer Styles
Tomorrow the dollar sale offers hats for Miss and Youthful Women in shades white yellow ink black blue from rough straws Panamas hair braids and Milans. All head sizes accommodated with best mid summer straw styles at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milans
Pancake Beret Tutorial for Summer Accessory
A reader guide shows how to crochet a Pancake Beret, aka Crabnet Turban, using wool yarn or Boucle. Instructions cover a 22 inch head size with a No 5 crochet hook and step by step rounds, plus tips on kits and help from store staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire
Local social notes list visitors and guests in town this week
Miss Catherine Hayworth visits Virginia this week. Betty Spainhour of Hickory guests of Miss Julia Steele Marsh on Howell Street. Mrs Hethcock and sons Ted and Billy from Thomasville visit sister Mrs W L Hargett on Johnson Street. Mrs Trotter of Belvedere and Mrs Nelson of Greensboro guest of Mrs W B Hall on Guilford Avenue. Mr and Mrs H T Douglas and children return from West Virginia to Colonial Drive. Mr and Mrs W C Kingston and daughter Hazel of Atlanta visit A A Ingram and family at 408 East Washington Street. Mrs EB Grady and daughter Helen return to Concord after visit with Mrs M F Crooks. Miss Mary Agnes and Miss Mary Elisabeth Beaver from Salisbury spend week with Miss Catherine James on East Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Spainhour
Hickory
Julia Steele Marsh
Howell Street
H. T. Hethcock
Ted, Jr
Billy
Thomasville
H. T. Douglas
Colonial Drive
West Virginia
W. C. Kingston
Miss Hazel
Atlanta, Ga
Mary Elisabeth Beaver
Salisbury
Catherine James
East Green Street
Mrs Farrington Hosts 10 Club at Thomasville
Mrs R K Farrington entertained the Ace of Clubs bridge club at her Colonial Drive home in Thomasville on Wednesday afternoon. Two tables played with summer flowers in the living room. High score prize went to Mrs J F Garner, second to Mrs W E Tomlinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
R. K. Farrington
Colonial Drive
Ace of Clubs Bridge Club
J. F. Garner
W. E. Tomlinson
Mesdames
W.E. Tomlinson
W. G. Smith
Aliyah Boyles
Walter Newby
Nate Walker
Jesse Green
Vernon Snider
Paul Hassler
Norma Talmadge Denies Mexican Divorce Plans
Norma Talmadge denies plans for a Mexican divorce from Joseph Schenck. Mexican attorney Francisco Aguilar says the divorce petition will be filed in Nogales Sonora next week. Aguilar cites associate Vincent Riccardi as preparing papers. Schenck says he knows nothing of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
Norma Talmadge
Joseph Schenck
Francisco D. Aguilar
Sonora
Chicago
Miss Talmadge
Schenck
Bennettsville Visitors Return From Weekend Stay
W. G. Hazel of Bennettsville D C spent the weekend here. He came home Monday with Mrs. Hazel and their daughter Miss Clare Hazel who have been visiting friends. Hazel was editor of the News and Times before going to South Carolina. McCuiston and Forrest Grimes returned from Rocky Mount after attending a Postal meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Hazel
Bennettsville
D. C
Mrs. Hazel
Clare Hazel
Mr. Hazel
The
News and Times
South Carolina
McCuiston
Forrest Grimes
Rocky Mount
Edna Allred Bryant Bride of R A Bryant at Danville
Edna Allred, daughter of Mrs Boniar Allred, married R A Bryant on July 4 1932 in Danville Virginia with Rev E E Renn of the M E church officiating. Geraldine Tew born July 4 to Mr and Mrs R D P Tew at 1900 English Street. Lotus Club meets Friday at 3 30 with Mrs F H Barrett. Mrs Perry hosts honor for Mrs Lovelace at Country Club with bridge and rook. prizes include pewter ice tea glasses, a bracelet, a lace handkerchief and a set of sheets plus pillow cases. attendees listed. Mr and Mrs Leon Cathon and child visit Atlanta and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
F. H. Barrett
North
Hamilton Street
Frank Marr
Annie Carter Marsh
Country Club
Logan Lovelace
Mary Duncan McAnally
Seborn Perry
G. C. Ulery
Springfield, CO
Grattan Foy
Ralph Slate
Harold Bennett
Jack Thomas
A. B. Henley
Virginia Ragsdale
Margaret Hauser
Dorothy Ingram
Miss Lois Johnson Visits From UNC With Parents
Miss Lois Johnson attends summer school at the University of North Carolina and spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Archibald Johnson. She was accompanied back to Chapel Hill by her cousin Miss Catherine Lambeth who will spend this week there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Johnson
University of North Carolina
Archibald Johnson
Chapel Hill
Catherine Lambeth
Johnsons Head to Riverton Summer Home
Mr Archibald Johnson Mrs Archibald Johnson and granddaughter Miss Mary Johnson Lambeth left Monday for their summer home in Riverton where they will spend sometime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Johnson
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Riverton
Miss Lillian Yow Returns From Visit to Winston-Salem
Miss Lillian Yow came back Tuesday from a visit with relatives in Winston-Salem. She joined Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Rucker and Richmond Rucker on a motor trip through the Shenandoah Valley. Mrs. Rucker is Miss Yow's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Yow
Winston-Salem
Mrs. T. 8. Rucker
Richmond Rucker
Shenandoah Valley
Mrs. Rucker
Miss Yow
Miss Eloise Welch to Return Friday from Matthews Visit
Miss Eloise Welch will return Friday from a week spent with her father R. L. Welch and other relatives near Matthews North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Welch
R. L. Welch
Matthews, N. C
Mrs Harston Williamson Returns Home From Visit
Mrs Harston Williamson arrives back in Mount Airy after a short visit with her mother Mrs Mollie Snell on Myers Street.
J. T. Grimes Returns To Raleigh After Visit
J. T. Grimes returned to Raleigh after ten days with his daughter Mrs. D. EB. Hoover at her Lexington Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Grimes
Raleigh
Mrs
D. EB. Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Cotton opens weak in New Orleans on July futures
In New Orleans on July 7 the cotton market opened disappointingly despite favorable Liverpool cables. July fell to 5.93, down 13 points from yesterday, with later months also dropping amid new July notices and rain forecasts. Profit taking and short covering later edged prices back some.
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N. C
New Orleans
Liverpool
Miss Frances Stone Recovering After Appendicitis
Miss Frances Stone daughter of Mr and Mrs B W Stone of Lexington Avenue is recovering satisfactorily from an operation for appendicitis performed at City Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Stone
B. W. Stone
Lexington Avenue
City Memorial Hospital
Relatives Visit In Tennille And Asheville This Weekend
Mrs. Jessie Shelley, staying months with relatives in Tennille Georgia, now visits with her niece Mrs. G Marshall Hoover. Mr. Clyde C. Smith and Mrs. William C MclIntyre with William III spent the weekend in Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Shelley
Tennille
G. Marshall Hoover
Clyde C. Smith
William C. MclIntyre
William
Asheville
Greenville guests visit Mr and Mrs Carpenter on Salem street
Miss Mary Lou Holroyd and Emory Holroyd Jr of Greenville South Carolina and Mrs J L Turner of Buffalo New York have been guests in the home of Mr and Mrs R B Carpenter on Salem street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Holroyd
Emory Holroyd, Jr
Greenville
Ss. C
J. L. Turner
Buffalo, N. Y
R. B. Carpenter
Salem Street
What Fashion Dictates for the Well-Dressed Secretary
The Gibbs School outlines a practical summer wardrobe for secretaries emphasizing budgeted outfits, washable fabrics, and modest style. It warns against all white ensembles, bright red nails, and elaborate jewelry, urging simple cosmetics and breathable linens for hot weather.
Reinhardt Indicted for Assault With Deadly Weapon
Centerville township highway commissioner Frank Reinhardt was indicted for assault with a deadly weapon after he allegedly sank his teeth into the forehead of rival Bernard Hutchings during a political confrontation in Belleville Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Bernard Hutchings
Frank Reinhardt
Centerville
Township
Mrs Wilmoth Visits Booneville and Montreat Meeting
Mrs S H Wilmoth and her daughter Mrs W L Hutchens are visiting relatives in Booneville. Mrs David Long Jr Mrs George Finch and Mrs O R Hodgin attend a Presbyterian church meeting in Montreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Wilmoth
W. L. Hutchens
Booneville
David Long, Jr
George Finch
0. R. Hodgin
The
Presbyterian Church
Montreat
First Reformed Circle to Meet Tonight
Circle No 3 of the First Reformed Woman's Missionary Society will meet tonight at 830 Circle Drive hosted by Mrs M D Matthews with Mrs Lawrence Grissom as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Woman's Missionary Society
M. D. Matthews
Circle Drive
Lawrence Grissom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Club News
Moffitt’s
North Main
Catherine Hayworth
Virginia
W. A. Trotter
Beldeville
Ace of Clubs
Norma
Talmadge
Miss Allred Bride OF
R. A. Bryant
Mrs. R. PD. Tew
Geraldine
English Street
Perry
Lovelace
Ben Moore
GC. T. Ingram
W. G. Bradshaw
Rock
K. OC. Denny
Mrs. Lovelace
Leon Cathon
Mary Frances
Avil Ingram
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
J. A. Green
West Main Street
NEA
Katharine Gibbs School
Gibbs
Dimity
Rose Marie
First Reformed Circle
Rose Marie Dress Shop
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Elm Street
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