Seventy-Five Attend Y. W. C. A. Garden Party
About 75 members of the Y W C A attended a garden party yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W B McEwen on West Farriss Avenue. The event celebrated new members from a recent drive and featured floral decorations, a large Y formed in ice, a receiving line, punch service, and a program with greetings and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. McEwen
West Farriss Avenue
McEwen
A. G. Douglas
E. J. Payne
Frank Uneucker
H.4. Millis
Frances Fitzhugh Ident in Greens Parke Solemn June 23
Notice of Frances Fitzhugh of New York City chosen by Green Parke Fitzhugh to wed in a June 23 ceremony in New York. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Seales formerly of Lakes. References to Col John D and Confederate era figures appear in the fragmentary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Frances
New York City
Greens Parke Fitzhugh
County
New York
Seales
Lakes
John D
You Can Sew This Yourself Fashion Pattern 9478
Practical Marian Artin house frock pattern 9478 offers a simple gathered bodice pocket and belt design. Features chic buttons and versatile fabrics like dimity swiss pique and seersucker. Order details specify sizes 14 through 42 with fabric yardage. send name address phone and size to Enterprise Pattern Department 22 W 18th St New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Artin
Enterprise
18Th St
New York
Family visitors and returns from trips noted in the city
Mrs. Stephen Hunt of Chicago and her daughter Miss Mary Hunt arrive to visit cousin Mrs. J. B. Kirkman at 230 East Washington Street. Jesse Roach returned from Norfolk, Virginia, and plans to go back next week. Several locals, including Miss Gladys Caldwell and Miss Rose Hallman, are visiting relatives through the week. Mrs. Ridgeway hosts Miss Lethea Brown after Manning, D C. Mr. and Mrs. Scarce and daughters Joan and Margaret Helen return home after days in Virginia and Kentucky. Others travel from Washington to Annapolis and Baltimore. Virginia Benton returns to Monroe after visiting Wanda Harville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Hunt
Chicago
Mary Hunt
Nice
Mises Mary Hunt
Indianapolis
J. B. Kirkman
East Washington Street
Simowalem
Gladys Caldwell
Beasemer City
Rose Hallman
Lincolnton
Lethea Brown
Manning
D. C
Hattie Ridgeway
Miss Ridgeway
Miss Brown
Paul Scarce
Joan
Margaret Helen
Sherrod Street
Custer, Va
Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia Benton
Monroe
Wanda Harville
Colonial Drive
Filling Stations On Main Street A Local Survey
A whimsical tally of Main Street gas stations lists many brands and locals debating how many pumps exist. The note includes a playful, partisan survey from City Limit to Howell Street noting stations such as Shell Purol Essolene Gulf Texaco Amoco Sinclair and others while lampooning overcounts and undercounts.
Emerywood Ladies Club Team Tournament Winners
The Wednesday golf tournament at the Emerywood club, a team event with handicaps, was won by Mrs. A. B. Henley and Miss Margaret Hauser. Participants played in two person teams as the association arranges weekly events with flexible daytime play. Mrs. John Abela is president and Mrs. Laurence Inram is director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Ladies Golf Association
A. B. Henley
Margaret Hauser
Association of Women Golfers
John Abela
Laurance Inram
Thomasville Bridge Club Honors Mrs Green Bride
Mrs J R Green and Mrs J R Matthews hosted a bridge evening on Spring Street in Thomasville for Mrs nee Green, a recent bride, with yellow and white decor. High score went to Mr George Finch, second to Mrs O R Hodgin, and a pottery prize to Miss Long. Various guests received gifts as refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. R. Green
J. R. Matthews
Pring Street
Nee Green
George Finch
Oo. R. Hodgin
Mr Long
Green
Beasie Bailey
Maury
Crane
Batley
Rocky Mount
R. K. Parrington
Mrs. Cralle
New York City
Frank Murr
Claude Green
Tom Lambeth
R. Kk. Farrington
W. G. Smith
Alvah Boyles
W. BE. Tomlinson
Wealter Newby
G. T. Alexander
Maury Crake
Walter Kapp
Robert Rapp
Paul Hassler
O. Rar. Hodgin
Wade Morgan
Holliday
J. C. Pennington
R. C. Aldridge
Carl Richa
Reece Harville
C. H. Newby
Paul Green
J. F. Garner
Paul Newton
J. 8
Hix
Harry Lee Lambeth
Carson Cox
George W. Lyles
C. F. Finch
Misses Hessie Bailey
Mildred Long
Mamie Harris
Helen Hinkle
Georgianna Bird
Greensboro Man Shoots Two Then Leaps to Death
In Greensboro N C July 11 Jack Coble shot Evelyn Tysinger and T R Wall then stabbed himself in the chest. He leaped from a hospital window and died minutes later police said. Miss Tysinger was wounded andis not yet out of danger while Wall is reported in serious condition. Wall is the son of the late T R Wall a former High Point lawyer and has lived in Greensboro many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Jack Coble
Evelyn Tysinger
T. R. Wall
Cabl
Coble
Latre
Wall
Miss Tysinger
High Point
McLaughlin Chosen Director Of North Carolina Motor Vehicle Bureau
Raleigh July 11 The reaction to Richard R McLaughlin being named the new director of the motor vehicle bureau of the North Carolina Department of Revenue to replace L B Harris who resigned has been favorable McLaughlin will take over August 1 Harris will move to Baltimore to work for the United States Motor Truck Lines Inc Harris praised the appointment noting McLaughlin has led the license tax division for eight years and has a 14 year tenure at the department Meanwhile rumors linked Moe Laughlin and M C S Noble Jr to the post and J P Fulk from Surry County is noted as a recent appointment in a reshuffle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Revenue
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Richard R
Dick) McLaughlin
Pete) Harris
Harris
Baltimore
United States Motor Truck Lines, Inc
Nue
Commissioner of Revenue
A. J. Maxwell
MoeLaughlin
Fulk
Surry County
Return from C. B. Meet in Penn
Misses Charlena Brown Mi tha and Sarah Jarrett returned from Philadelphia where they attended the thirty fifth International Christian Endeavor Conference as representatives of the Friends. During their trip they also visited New York City and Atlas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlena Brown
Mitha
Sarah Jarrett
Philadelphia
New York City
Atlas City
Love and Nell Sheron Wed in Simple Ceremony
Mr and Mrs C D Love and Miss Nell Sheron appear in a concise wedding notice. The couple’s nuptials are recorded with emphasis on the attendance of family and friends and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. and
Mrs. C. D. Love
Miss Nell Sheron
Thomasville Garden Club elects new officers
The Thomasville Garden Club met at Mrs. A. H. Ragan’s East Guilford Street home with Miss Frances Myers as associate hostess. President Mrs. C. yy. Phillips led a brief business session before a program announcing next year’s officers: Sam Welborn president, Mrs. H. Phillips vice president, Mrs. W. G. Smith secretary, Mrs. R. D. Bevan assistant secretary, Mrs. a. H. Ragan corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Nat Walker treasurer. retiring president Mrs. Ive was thanked for her years of service. Barry Leonard led the program on Reminders For August and a Unique flower contest followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Garden Club
A. H. Ragan
East Guilford Street
Frances Myers
C. Yy. Phillips
Sam Welborn
H. Phillips
W. G. Smith
R. D. Bevan
Nat Walker
Barry Leonard
Mrs Turner Returns Home From Visit in Lexington
Mrs H N Turner returns to her daughter Mrs J T Davis at 204 R Boulevard after a two weeks visit with her son B C Turner in Lexington.
Sweet corn frozen quickly preserves freshness up to a year
Government agricultural experts found that sweet corn frozen within four hours of picking retains its original freshness for six months to a year. This rapid freezing helps preserve flavor, texture, and nutritional quality for longer storage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Club News
Y. W.C.A
Millis
Iris Welch
Hilda Burchfield
Girl Reserve
Camp Latta
Charlotte
Sadie Smith
Southern Regional Industrial Council
Florence Nightengale Clp
Bygg
Woode
Fitzhu
Pidells
L. G. Mol
Olean
Fides
Piret Baptist
Jeanette Andrews
Gideon
T. B. Pugh
Jesse Roach
Norfolk
Louise Pearson
Vergie Cates
Eleanor Klanderman
Tom McMillan
Clyde Pearson
Charles Hendrix
Washington
Annapolis
Ty Swim
North Main Street
Margot
Main Street
Cecil
Eda
Shell Station
Purol
North Side
Shell
Emerywood
Gu Gantt
Carrick
Gulf
Sta
Pat Brown
Amoco
Howell Street
Howell St
Chas Hodgin
Texaco
Gulf Station
McDonald’s Emporium
Amoco Station
Standard
Gulf Again Cities Service
Parol
Mrs. Green
Mrs. Matthews
Thomasville Bride
Alma Fouts
W. 8. Long
Maury Cralle
Teeny Black
Hickory
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Arthur Black
Lexington Avenue
McLaughlin
Motor Veht Bureau
C. B
Penn
Olin Love, Jr
Ckme
Ewee
Trezor Chiffon
SAO
South Main
Nelly Don Cotton
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