Selma Clapp Weds Max Chadwick In Quiet High Point Ceremony
In a quiet June 30 ceremony at the bride’s mother’s home in High Point, Miss Selma Clapp married Max Herbert Chadwick. Rev J Clay Madison officiated the ring service before close friends and relatives. After a short wedding trip they will reside at 705 Lindsay Street.
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Meadow Street
Selma Clapp
Max Herbert Chadwick
J. Clay Madison
First Methodist Protestant Church
Lindsay Street
High Point
Freddie Clapp
Lawrence Lee Clapp
Friendship High School
State College
Wood Robbins Vows Solemnized Here
Mrs. George W. Wright announces the marriage of her daughter Mrs. Nannie Wright Robbins to Mrs. T. M. Wood. The ceremony was held Wednesday July 3 at Rev. N. F. Britt’s North Park Baptist church home. They left for Martinsville Va after the ceremony and will reside at 1425 East Lexington Avenue on return.
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George W. Wright
Nannie Wright Robbins
T. M. Wood
N. F. Britt
North Park Baptist Church
Martinsville
East
Lexington Avenue
Mr Copeland in Kinston Suffers Stroke
Mr Copeland of Kinston father of Mrs Amos Kearns suffered a slight stroke at his home in Kinston early in the week. His condition, according to a report yesterday, is slightly improved. Miss Iria Culler is visiting Lexington for the weekend with Miss Christine Lambeth. Mrs Jack Willis on Thomasville road is improving after a week of illness. Miss Ruth Bentley leaves for Union D C to spend the summer with her aunt Mrs R D Holcomb. Mrs C M Bame is recovering after a serious operation at Guilford General hospital. Miss Elizabeth Bame of East Spencer stays with her uncle C M Bame Route 4. J F Hart is ill at 509 Willowbrook Street.
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Copeland
Kinston
Amos Kearns
Iria Culler
Lexington
Christine Lambeth
Jack Willis
Thomasville Road
Ruth Bentley
King Street
Union
D. C
R. D. Holcomb
C. M. Bame
Guilford General Hospital
Elizabeth Bame
East Spencer
Residents and visitors join Lexington week of travel and respite
Mrs L L Valley and son L L Jr return to Salisbury after visiting her parents on Fifth street. Curtis Hollingsworth Homer Rothrock and Earl Myers come home from Myrtle Beach. W W Harris guests of his son in Lexington. T L Einstein travels to Chicago furniture market for two weeks. Mrs J M Bigger of Richmond visits Steele street sister Mrs Crowder for about two weeks. J E Gibson and son with Walter Gibson spend weekend at Morehead City fishing. Ernest Hedgecock party spends Thursday at Ocean View Virginia with Montgomery sisters and Grubb brothers. Hedrick recovering from fall at 1101 Grace street. Henry C Dixon and daughter Janie Marie return from Myrtle Beach and Charleston with friends. M G Petty family visits J L Wyatt in Spartanburg S C for Fourth. E Ray Samuel and Bert Carroll in Washington DC area. Phillip Davis and James Durland return from Virginia Beach. Elwood Jones recovering after appendix operation. Mrs J McKinley Hill and children to Jackson Creek for weeks. Ralph Sechrest and party head to Myrtle Beach for several days. Betty and Jane Gibbs return with Sarah Frances Hart. Albert Brower and wife motor to Washington DC and north, away a week. Margaret Payne improving at 1203 Blain street after illness. Bertha Boggs Lois Hedrick Ruby Curlee Grace Hill and others back from Myrtle Beach. Louise Bost of Newark summering with relatives R T Setzer at 501 Woodrow avenue. Misses Bost and sister Miss Hart accompany their Newark relatives home. Yoder Cooke and Burlington couple weekend guests of D W Cooke at East Lexington avenue. Clay Yokeley returns from Paradise Point with Elizabeth Welsh and Dewey Burchfield.
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Raleigh
Chadwick
J. C. Chadwick
High Point Fish and Oyster Company
Graystone Inn
Roaring Gap, N. Carolina
Blue Ridge
U. S. 21
N. C
Louis D. Miller
Mgr
Roaring Gap, N. C
Wood-Robbins
Mr. Copeland
J. F. Hart
Willowbrook Street
Curtis Hollingsworth
Homer Rothrock
Earl Myers
Myrtle Beach
W. W. Harris
Mr. Harris
T. L. Einstein
Chicago
J. M. Bigger
Richmond, Va
M. J. Crowder
Steele Street
J. E. Gibson and Son
Walter Gibson
Mr. Stroud
Morehead City
Ernest Hedgecock
Ocean View, Va
Norma
Juanita Montgomery
Messrs
Seary Bennett
Farris Grubb
J. W. Hedrick
Grace Street
Henry C. Dixon
Janie Marie
Charleston
Stewart
Hodges
Moore
Bettie Jean
M. G. Petty and Sons
Pearl, Donald and
Claude
J. L. Wyatt
Spartanburg
Ss. Co
E. Ray Samuel
Mrs
Bert Carroll
Washington, D. C
Phillip Davis
James Durland
Virginia Beach
Elwood Jones
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. McKinley Hill
Willard
James
Vern
Jackson Creek
Ralph Sechrest
Wilma Allen
Roland Montgomery
Betty and
Jane Gibbs
Sarah Frances Hart
Albert Brower
Little Margaret Payne
W. M. Payne
Blain Street
Bertha Boggs
Lois Hedrick
Ruby Curlee
Grace Hill
Phil Pugh
Jimmie Briggs
J. C
Norman Hill
8. C
Louise Bost
Newark
N. J
R. T. Setzer
Woodrow Avenue
Miss Bost
Joe Ferrara
Yoder Cooke
Burlington
D. W. Cooke
Clay Yokeley
Paradise Point
Elizabeth Welsh
Dewey Burchfield
Biltmore
Peckinson
North Main
Doloris
Langlois
Man's
Miss Esther
Minard
Aristrocrat
Gant Apt
Main St
Men’s Dept
Navy
Manhattan
Bargain Basement
Ecru
Tment DC
Gilared
Chinta
Ormer
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