Miss Gertrude Poole Weds Paul Tew At First Baptist
Miss Gertrude Poole became the bride of Paul S. Tew Friday night at eight in the First Baptist church of Thomasville. The ceremony featured a double ring service with vows before an altar of ferns and gladioli. The bridal party included maid of honor Miss Inez Poole and best man Joe Tew, with ushers Rhuell Poole and Reid Howard. The couple departed in a travel outfit of black gabardine and aqua eyelet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Gertrude Poole
Paul S. Tew
First Baptist Church
Charles F. Leek
Walter Newby
Alvah Boyles
W. O. Poole
Inez Poole
Joe Tew
Rhuell Poole
Reid Howard
Lavalierie
Couple to Settle on Lexington Avenue After Western North Carolina Trip
The couple will be at home on Lexington Avenue after a trip through the western part of North Carolina.
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North
Rolina
Lexington Avenue
Loyal Workers Meet Tuesday Night at North Main
The Loyal Workers class of North Main Baptist church will gather Tuesday at 7 50 in the Lincoln Bible class room. Hostesses include Mes dames Opal Wall Bonnie McCan less Eva Williamson and Myrtle Beam.
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Loyal Workers
North Main Baptist Church
Lincoln Bible Class Room
Mesdames Opal Wall
Bonnie McCanless
Eva Williamson
Myrtle Beam
AAUW Leaders to Attend Interim Meetings in London
Three prominent AAUW members will travel to London this month for international meetings. National president Dr. Helen C White of Wisconsin is already there as UNESCO adviser for letters and philosophy. Dr Meta Glass and Dean Margaret Corwin will join IFUW council sessions at Crosby Hall July 28 to 31 and help discuss wartime impacts and new memberships.
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American Association of University Women
London
Helen C. White
University of Wisconsin
State Department
Preparatory Commission
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization
Organization
Unesco
White
Belgium
Luxemburg
France
Meta Glass
Sweet Briar College
AAUW
International Federation of University Women
Crosby Hall
Glass
International Federation
Margaret Corwin
New Jersey State College For Women
IFUW
Ceylon Federation of University Women
Italian Federation
Women
Royal Naval Service
Hedrick McCarn Vows Draw Interest in Denton
Nell McCarn daughter of Mr and Mrs John A McCarn and Roland Hedrick son of Mr and Mrs Ed Hedrick exchanged marriage vows July 1 at Rev J W Dickens home in Lexington route 6 Officiant was the clergyman Nell is Southmont high school graduate and has lived in Denton recent months Hedrick, also a Southmont graduate, served over two years overseas with the signal corps and now works for Sheroff Manufacturing in Lexington The couple will reside in Denton
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Denton
John A. McCarn
Lexington
Nell
Roland Hedrick
Ed Hedrick
J. W. Dickens
Hedrick
Southmont High School
Armed Forces
Signal Corps
Sheroff Manufacturing Company
Martin Luther Yeats
Thomasville
Grace Lutheran Church
Hazel Collins
Marion Franklin Collins
Cleveland
Ohio
Lloyd Yeats
Nancy Davis Party Honors Daughter Nancy Pearl
Mrs. Joe Davis hosted a Friday birthday party at the Asheboro road home for her daughter Nancy Pearl. Children present included Margaret Ann Wagoner Lowell Poole Janie Poole Ann Johnson and many others with Betty Jo Davis and Janet Snyder organizing games. Prizes went to Nancy Davis and Judy Hill and refreshments were served by Mrs. Davis with assistance from Mrs. Arnold Taylor.
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Joe Davis
Nancy Pearl
Asheboro Road
Ocean
Nancy
Margaret Ann Wagoner
Lowell
Janie Poole
Ann Johnson
Ann
Billy Ayers
Richard
Betty Jo Davis
Janet Snyder
Freddie Ruth
Billy Taylor
Peggy
Marie
Grover Skeen
Gerald
Eddie Oakley
Eddie Oakley, “Buster” Wall, and Darleen, Mry and Judy Hill. Miss Betty Jo Davis
Nancy Davis
Judy Hill
Davis
Arnold Taylor
Perdue McPherson Vows Announced
Mrs L B McPherson announces the marriage of her daughter Louise Marie to Harvey M Perdue. The ceremony was June 30 at Oa Grove Baptist Church with Rev Bob Smith officiating. The couple received guests at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Smith in Deep River.
McKENNEY ON BRIDGE Vanderbilt result elevates Rossant to Life Master
Waldemar von Zedtwitz Bert Lebhar Peter Leventritt Samuel Katz and Simon Rossant finished second in the Vanderbilt cup. Rossant became Life Master No. 58 and Lebhar needs only a few more points for Life Mastership.
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Waldemar von Zedtwitz
Bert Lebhar
Peter Leventritt
Samuel Katz
Simon Rossant
Rossant
Lebhar Leads in Vanderbilt Cup Knockout Round
Lebhar the American Control Bridge League treasurer and radio figure Bert Lee on WHN New York opened with one diamond and reached a decisive contract in a Vanderbilt Cup knockout round, helping his team eliminate a strong rival.
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Lebhar
American Control Bridge League
Bert Lee
WHN
New York
South
Lebhar Bids Seven Diamonds After North’s Six Diamonds
Trump’s conservative two spades defense invites. Lebhar jumps to seven diamonds after North’s six and finds king of diamonds offside and a three two spade split. He reasons partner’s club bid and plunge to six diamonds signal strength to support seven.
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Trump
North
Lebhar
First Methodist Circles Meet for July Gatherings
The Woman's Society of Christian Service circles at First Methodist plan Monday meetings at 3:00 pm for Circles 1 through 5, 8:00 pm for Circle 6, and 12:30 pm for Circle 7 with listed chairmen and addresses. The Wesleyan Service Guild will hold a July meeting at 6:30 pm at Miss Gladis Kivett’s home, rain location at the church, picnic supper format, with Miss Anabel Thompson urging full attendance.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
James Ellington
J. A. Monroe
Steele Street
B. H. Poole
L. R. Peacock
W. Farriss Avenue
Wray Ward
James Armstrong
Cedron Avenue
Roby Yarborough
Wilsor
Weldon
Colonial Drive
L. H. Zimmerman
G. M. Haley
W. Howell Street
Population Density and State Area Facts
The text notes the United States average population density at 41 persons per square mile. It also states Arkansas as the 26th largest state by area, covering 53,102 square miles.
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United States
Akansas
Union
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Ervin L. Jackson
Fayetteville
J. A. Burris
Forrest Avenue
Jeanne Bales
Mrs. Pierce
Jeff Pierce
Carl Cosner
R. H. Garland
Woodrow Avenue
Helena Upshaw
Roma Williams
Miss Bates
Pierce
Beverly Burton
Frank B. Lee
Jeanne Spencer
Miss Bales
Do. J. Bales
Betsy Saunders
Dot Miller
Ruth Gillean
Mildred Johnson
Greensboro
Marjorie Kearns
Mesdames
C. M. Myrick
Chattanooga
Tenn
Helen Allred
E. W. Heelas
Frank B. E
Ashley
Ashley Automatic Wood Stove Company
Columbia, $. C
Iola Sidelofe
Ida Sheroff
Philathea
Young Peoples
W. F. Jones
Downing Cottage
Mills
Internat
Albert
Sciart
Trin Sota
Albert's
Trasantes
TCA
Fiax
Ayear
Lbiers's Dependable Jewelers
South Main Street
Center Theater
Hedrick-McCarn
Perdue-McPherson
McKenney
N.T
High Point
Willis Stallings
Dy-Dee Supply CO
Ong
Orth Carolina
Security Bank
Mrs. Ruby Hollingsworth
Glary
The
Mirror Beauty Shop
Helen Curtis
Margaret Bowles
Lucille Knight
Shirley Pope
Rosaine
Congress
Washington
Rosanne
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