Lovely Home Ceremony Unites Miss Hayes And Frank W Wall
Dr and Mrs William A Hayes announce the marriage of their daughter Lucie Morrow to Frank Winborn Wall on July 9 1936 at the Hayes home Edgedale drive High Point NC The service was conducted by Dr O C Williamson with a piano program of Liszt Rubinstien and Cadman The couple will reside at 418 Edgedale drive Wall is affiliated with Adams Millis Corp and is UNC alumnus The wedding featured family attendants and a bouquet of yellow rosebuds gardenias and valley lilies
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William Augustus Hayes
Lucie Morrow
Frank Winborn Wall
High Point
North Carolina
Edgedale Drive
O. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
Helen Dallas
Max Wall
W. A. Hayes
W. F. Wall
Miss Snell Hosts Sister at Thomasville Bridge Party
Miss Mare Snell entertained at her Myers Street home in Thomasville with a bridge party honoring her sister Mrs. Breton Williamson of Mount Airy. Winners were Mrs. Ralph Wilson and Dave McJester. Hostess presented Mrs. Williamson with novelty vases. Attendees included Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Williamson, plus other local guests and social visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mare Snell
Myers Street
Breton Williamson
Mount Airy
Ralph Wilson
Dave McJester
Williamson
Zed Griffith
Jane Pratt
Steve Wall
Addi
Round of Annual Woman's Golf Tournament Declared
Announcement for Emeryn Country Club regards qualifying rounds starting today through Saturday July 18 for the annual women's championship. Club members must submit qualifying scores by July 18. matches to be completed by month end. Beginners and advanced players eligible, tournament to be played in flights to give all a fair chance.
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Emeryn Country Club
New York Girls Summer Frocks Highlight Delicate Fabrics
Crisper organdy dotted swiss and sheer voile dominate the season as little girls’ frocks favor dainty lace and ribbons. Bright trims include beaded waists, velvet bows, scalloped necks, and yokeless cuts, with short dresses and playful pockets pictured for Sunday school and parties.
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New York
Darling
Live Y'ers Outing At City Lake Park By YWCA Club
The Live Y'ers club of the YWCA held an outing at City Lake Park with a six thirty gathering at the Hut. After a picnic supper and swimming in the pool a brief business session set plans for a theater party next Thursday evening at seven o clock. Eighteen members and guests attended. Also included is a talk on erosion resistant plants and the commercial value of black locust for insulator pins and other uses.
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City Lake Park
Brillhart
Owen Rohde Wedding Set for Five P. M. Tomorrow
The ceremony for Minister Ruth Bryan Owen and Kammerjunker Boerge Rohde will be at Hyde Park Episcopal Church at 5 p m with President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt attending and hosting a wedding supper. Miss Fannie Hurat will attend the bride and Robert Lehman will serve as best man.
Urges Planting of Black Locust in Deep River Area
John H Brillhart Jr of the Soil Conservation Service notes black locust Robinia pseudoacacia as a valuable soil conservation tree. He cites over 420000 planted locally to combat erosion, praising its payoff on gullied barren ground and highlighting its Appalachian origins and broad spread.
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John H. Brillhart
Soil Conservation Service
High Point
Deep River
Brillhart
Appalachian Mountains
Union
Piedmont
Louisiana fur crop fuels trapper income in six figure mix
Louisiana's fur industry centers on muskrat pelts, five to six million annually, with opossums, raccoons, minks, skunks, otters, and foxes boosting yearly trapper income to about eight million dollars.
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Louisiana
Morris Reports On Kiwanis International Convention
J A Morris delegate from the local Kiwanis club summarized the Washington DC convention at the Elwood hotel meeting. Attendees M W Nash Dan S Hayworth and A E Tate spoke briefly, with Morris focusing on Edgar Hoover's crime addresses and other headliners. Rev J Clay Madison also reported last week.
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Washington, D. C
J. A. Morris
Kiwanis Club
Elwood Hotel
M. W. Nash
Dan
Hayworth
A. E. Tate
Mr. Morris
Edgar Hoover
J. Clay Madison
Washington
Ruth Chatterton Soars Across United States in Flight
Ruth Chatterton is described as the only film actress to pilot her own plane across the United States. The claim highlights her aviation feat during a era when few actresses logged such a journey.
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Ruth Chatterton
United States
No meningitis cases reported in High Point this summer
City physician Dr. W J McAnally said no meningitis case has occurred in High Point for many months and the town has not seen infantile paralysis this summer aside from one case last year. He noted meningitis is prevalent in other North Carolina areas but not here.
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North Carolina
High Point
W. J. McAnally
Poppy Seeds Strewn From Planes Over Grass Valley
Aerial dispersal of poppy seeds will beautify areas around Grass Valley California, spreading color across the countryside as part of a regional beautification effort. The plan involves multiple flight paths and timed releases to ensure even coverage.
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Grass Valley
Calif
Stainback couple plan Texas trip and centennial visit
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stainback expect to leave Sunday for Texas for about three weeks. They will visit Mrs. Stainback's relatives in Houston and attend the Texas centennial in Dallas. Edna May Douglas has returned home after an appendectomy at Guilford General hospital and is recovering well. J W Tomlinson and daughter Josephine travel to Greenville South Carolina then Myrtle Beach for three weeks. J Lee Charles is seriously ill at home. Jean Sheetz underwent tonsil removal at Burrus Memorial hospital and is recuperating at home.
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Walter Chambers
Wentworth
Bill McFall
Mare Snell
Myers Street
Chambers
B. Harston Williamson
Mount Airy
Miss Snell
George Norwood
Maccon
Nash LaGrande
Hamlet
Eleanor Moore
Priscilla Lambeth
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Mary McDevitt
Charlotte
Charles F. Lambeth
Riverton
Archibald Johnson
Maury Gyalle
New York
C. C. Muse
High Point
Frank Marr
School Avenue
Lee Rice
Martine Barker
Thurston Street
Dolan Jones
Monroe
G. T. Alexander
Alexander
Vira Clodfelter
Asheville
J. O. Abee
J. Pliskin
Miriam
J. J. Londoner
Marion
Atlantic City
N. J
G. Marshall Hoover
D. E. Hoover
Linwood
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Terry Shaw
New York City
Gardner, Mass
Spencer Carleton
Clarence Stainback
Texas
Edna May Douglas
Parkway
Guilford General Hospital
J. W. Tomlinson
Josephine
Greenville
S. C
J. Lee Charles
Jean Sheetz
Lloyd Sheetz
Burrus Memorial Hospital
White Oak Street
Chief W G Friddie To Lead NC Police Meet Delegation
Chief W G Friddie president of the North Carolina Law Enforcement Officers association and several local police members will travel to Chapel Hill for the annual meeting. Professor Albert Coates of the Institute of Government directs the program, with officer elections set for Wednesday afternoon.
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W. G. Friddie
North Carolina
Law Enforcement Officers’ Association
The
Institute of Government
Chapel Hill
Friddle
Albert Coates
Germany to test air flights to United States soon
The German air ministry announced plans for trial plane flights between Germany and the United States to begin in a few months. The first American stop listed is Charleston, South Carolina.
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German Air Ministry
Germany
United States
America
Charleston
5. C
Scratchd auto finish touched up with colored tape
A scratched auto finish will be touched up using colored tape available in eight colors.
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Miss Hayes
Frank W. Wall
Tion
Quality Bakery
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Marian Young
NEA Service
Best and Co
City Lake
Ruth Bryan Owen
U. S
Denmark
Boerge Rohde
Morris
Hyman’ S Jewelry Co
Orner Main and
Washington Sts
Hutchen’s Bakery
Devil’s Food Cakes
Ofhgers
Friddie
N. C
HIGH
ATLAS
Devik
Scientific Polari
Hazel-Atlas Glass Gal
Wheeling
W. Va
Main BT
Optometrist
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