Mrs J Roy Sullivan Honored at Jamestown Bridge Party
Mrs W G Wiley and Mrs Ernest K White hosted a Saturday night affair at Jamestown to honor Mrs J Roy Sullivan bride of the summer. Guests enjoyed two bridge tables two rock games with floral decorations and bridal motifs. Mrs Sullivan won top bridge score and received a silver vegetable dish while Mrs T R Short earned linen handkerchiefs as top score prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Wiley
Ernest K. White
Suffolk
Jamestown
J. Roy Sullivan
T. R. Short
Edgar Hassell
Jack Armstrong
C. E. Armfield
Charles Carmichael
C. H. Groome
Russel E. Russell
Cris C. Harvey
Joe H. Hoover
A. R. Kimrey
Paul Sullivan
Saunders Bulla Vows Announced In Thomasville
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Saunders of Thomasville announce the marriage of their daughter Claudine to Hubert Co. Bulla Jr. formerly of Rock Hill South Carolina. The ceremony was in York South Carolina on July 2 with EB Gettye Nunn officiating. The bride wore navy and attended Thomasville High School. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bulla of Greensboro and worked at Thomasville Chair Company. They expect a Southern honeymoon then reside at 9 East Main Street Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Saunders
Claudine
Hubert Co. Bulla, Jr
Rock Hill
South Carolina
York
Gettye Nunn
Junior Service League Meeting at Emerywood Club
The Junior Service League will meet at Emerywood Country Club tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. A preceding board meeting starts at 9 o'clock. Dues can be paid at this time, announced by Mrs. Charlies Kearns, League secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Junior Service League
Charlies Kearns
Letter Carriers Auxiliary July Meeting Moved Up One Week
The National Association Letter Carriers and its Auxiliary will hold a July meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A B Williams in Archdale tomorrow evening at 7 45 o clock. Members are asked to note the time change from Tuesday of next week to tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Association
A. B. Williams
Archdale
Births Recorded in Winston-Salem and High Point
Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk Roberts of Winston-Salem announce the birth of a son on Friday July 8 at Baptist hospital. The mother is formerly Miss Berta Lindsay Carraway of High Point. High Point Art Club moves tomorrow’s meeting to 7 30 PM at YY W Co A hut with a talk on Art Appreciation by Mrs. C H Rhodes. ROBERT TAYLOR III BORN AT HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor report a son, Robert Taylor II, born Saturday July 9 at Burrus Memorial hospital. mother formerly Miss Margaret Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirk Roberts
Winston-Salem
Baptist Hospital
High Point Art Club
C. H. Rhodes
YY. W. Co. A
Robert Taylor III
Robert Taylor
Robert Taylor, II
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Dental licenses approved for eighty applicants
Greensboro July 11 Dr Wilbert C Jackson secretary of the state board of dental examiners announced that 80 applicants for dental licenses were approved by the board at a meeting yesterday Dr W B Bell of Asheville was elected president to succeed Dr John L Ashby of Mt Airy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Wilbert C. Jackson
Clinton
State Board of Dental Examiners
W. &. Bell
Asheville
John L. Ashby
Mt. Airy
Birthday Party for Miss Bobby Anne Caudle at Randleman
Miss Bobby Anne Caudle celebrated her 13th birthday at home on Main Street with games and group pictures by her aunt. Guests included Polly Barker and Billy Joe Lambe. a blue hydrangea centerpiece and birthday cake were featured. favors were soap dwarfs. Vacation Bible School enrolls 60 with staff listed and a July 15 display at 7:80 p.m.
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Randleman
Bobby Anne Caudle
Main Street
Worth Hinshaw
High Point
Polly Barker
Billy Joe Lambe
Ruth Talley
Anne Talley
Margaret Emily Pickard
Myra Jean Hardin
Betty Ward
Jacqueline Parsons
Billy Ruth Frasier
Grace Lillian Jowers
Michael Worth Hinshaw
Betty Jean Caudle
Mullins
W. Va
Seven Dwarfs
Sunday School Convention at Randie man Baptist Church
The Sunday school convention for Randleman and Level Cross townships will meet at Randie man Baptist Church Sunday afternoon 17 1938. The program includes a 1 45 song service devotional service Rev J B Buckner special music attendance count address Dr H P Powell report of visiting committee election of officers special music address Rev John M Allred address J H Gurley county president open discussion benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Level Cross Township
Randieman Baptist Church
J. Bi. Buckner
H. P. Powell
John M. Allred
J. H. Gurley
Benedicon
Christian Science Sunday Services Note Sacrament Theme
Sunday services across Christian Science Churches centered on the Sacrament with the Golden Text from I Corinthians and readings from John 16 12 24 and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health. The passage urges love one another and links true remembrance to demonstration and spiritual healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Immanuel
God
Jesus
Toadstoola Signals Acidic Garden Soil Conditions
A garden note suggests toadstoola in soil often means acidity and illite presence. The observation implies a link between mushroom growth and soil pH, guiding gardeners to test for acidity and adjust amendments accordingly.
Local News Briefs From Guilford County And Nearby
Mrs Irene Nicholson route three is recovering at Guilford General hospital after an auto accident Tuesday and is expected to go home midweek. Mr and Mrs M C Culler and daughters Ruth and Pegsy Joanne visited G W Thomas in King yesterday. Mrs Thomas will stay with the Cullers here. Judge and Mrs Lewis E Teague and daughter Jean with Ruth Willliard returned after a Myrtle Beach weekend with Peggy and Mary Ann Thomas visiting Martha Cherry. Mr and Mrs Phil Walker of Forest Avenue left for Carolina Beach for a week. The Jolly Y club of the Y W C A plans a moonlight hike this evening meeting at the Y W C A Hut at six thirty. M L Carter of 2216 Hansell Street is critically ill at the Piedmont Clinic in Greensboro. Misses Lois Welborn Virginia Ryan and Madeline Hoover returned from Paradise Point where they were guests of Mrs W L Hargett. Mrs Hargett also returned home after visiting her children Mabel Hoover and Richard Hargett. Mr and Mrs F A Waterman of 605 Fifth Street expect to move to Norfolk Virginia.
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Irene Nicholson
Route Three
Guilford General Hospital
M. C. Culler
Ruth
Pegsy
Joanne Culler
King
G. W. Thomas
Thomas
Culler
Lewis E. Teague
Jean
Ruth Willliard
Myrtle Beach
Peggy
Mary Ann Thomas
Martha Cherry
Lois Welborn
Virginia Ryan
Madeline Hoover
Paradise Point
W. L. Hargett
Church Social Quiet Meeting At Lebanon Church
The Mittle Philathea class of Lebanon M. P. church will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at 7 20 at the home of Mrs W L Lee 515 Fisher street all members asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittle Philatheas
Meert
Mittle Philathea Class of
Lebanon
M. P. Church
W. L. Lee
Fisher Street
Traffic violations reported in 24 hour police notes
Police recorded 9 traffic violations in 24 hours including three for driving without a license two for operating while intoxicated three for speeding and one for reckless driving. Also a note states more than half of the world's tobacco is grown in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Leads Global Cotton Output in History
Historical note explains the United States produced about 60 percent of world cotton. the term old style O. 8 refers to the Julien calendar, indicating a dating convention used in prior eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mrs. Phil McCuiston Honored At Kernersville Dessert Bridge
In Kernersville on July 11 a dessert bridge honored Mrs. Phil T. McCuiston, a recent bride. Guests included Miss Dorothy McCuiston and many friends. high score went to Mrs. Sam Vance Jr, low to Mrs. Vesper King. Other attendees and gifts highlighted the event at Miss McCuiston’s Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil McCuiston
Kernersville
Phil T. McCuiston
Dorothy McCuiston
Avbiee Hammocks
Ralph R. Fage
McCuiston
Main Street
Sam Vance, Jr
Vesper King
Ewin Parsons
Roanoke
Charles Bridgeman
Dallas
Texas
Mrs. McCulston
Honores
Mesdames
Tom Stuart
M. V. King
M. BE. Fags
Kenneth Greenfield
Raymond Warren
Fred Vance
King Grogan
Ida Roberts
William Fulp
Harmon Linville
Odell Roberson
M. Vance
W. EB. Mitchell
Kemp B. McCuiston
High Point
Local banking men attend UNC conference in High Point
Banking officials from High Point join the annual North Carolina bankers conference opening at the University of North Carolina. The event, under the North Carolina Bankers Association, the state commissioner of banks and UNC, continues through the week. Attendees include Arthur M. Utley of Wachovia Bank and Trust Company J Roscoe Adams Wachovia bank H N Williard High Point Savings and Trust Company James W Poole Security National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina Bankers
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Bankers Association
State Commissioner of Banks
Arthur M. Utley
Wachovie Bank and Trust Company
J. Roscoe Adams
Wachovia Bank
H. N. Williard
High Point Savings and Trust Company
James W. Poole
The
Security National Bank
Earle Probe Ordered by Dauphin Grand Jury
Judge Paul N. Schaeffer ordered the Dauphin county grand jury to probe charges of political graft against Governor George H. Earle and 18 associates. The action directs an August start for the investigation in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
Harrisburg
Paul N. Schaeffer
Dauphin County
George H. Earle
Death of Enoch C Rouch Near Asheboro
Enoch Clabern Rouch 39 died after illness at his home five miles southwest of Asheboro. Survived by widow Bertha J. Rouch and two sons Aubry and Lacy Roach. Funeral at Hopewell Methodist Protestant church near Asheboro Sunday afternoon at 2:30 led by Rev. John Hinshaw. Burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch CO. Rouch
Asheboro
Enoch Clabern Rouch
Bertha J. Rouch
Aubry
Lacy Roach
Hopewell Methodist Protestant Church
John Hinshaw
Edward E Pugh Ramseur dies at 79 in Coleridge home
Edward Everett Pugh, 79, died at the Coleridge home of his daughter Mrs. F C Caviness after a three week illness. Funeral Monday at 4 p m from Mrs Caviness home officiated by Rev C P Ader. Burial in Asheboro Cemetery. Survived by four daughters Mrs Caviness Mrs K A Willard Charlotte Mrs I B Rush Chapel Hill and Mrs W H Hall Washington DC a son Jess Pugh Richmond VA two brothers Will Pugh Climax and Ellie Pugh Beideville and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Pugh Ramseur
Edward Everett Pugh
F. C. Caviness
Coleridge
Caviness
C. P. Ader
Asheboro
Cavineas
K. A. Willard
Charlotte
I. B. Rush
Chapel Hill
Hall
Washington, D. C
Jess Pugh
Richmond,Va
Will Pugh
Climax
Ellie Pugh
Beideville
Death of Elwood Floyd in Duke Hospital
Elwood Floyd 16 of Lexington route 6 died at Duke hospital in Durham after an operation. He leaves his parents Mr and Mrs John Floyd two sisters Mrs George Floyd Lexing ton route 2 and Sallie Floyd the home and four brothers Everett Floyd in the U S Navy Howard Roosevelt and Grady Floyd of the home. Funeral service held at Bethany M B Church Monday at 10 am with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Floyd
Thomasville
Lexington
Duke Hospital
Durham
John Floyd
George Floyd
Sallie Floyd
Everett Floyd
U. S. Navy
Howard, Roosevelt
Grady Floyd
Bethany M. B
Church
Walter Winchell recalls early air mail and pioneers
The column reflects on all metal aircraft and early airmail pilots like Clarence Lange, who faced fiscal peril, a Nebraska field landing, and farmer complaints. It highlights government funding limits, reliance on ground support, and wartime camaraderie among pilots and ground crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junkers
Clarence Lange
Navigation Division
Bureau of Air Commerce
Salt Lake City
Post Office Department
Congress
Lange
Nebraska
All Five Experimental Stations Promoted by Agriculture Dept
The article notes promotion of development at all five experimental stations maintained by the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Ska
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J Roy Sullivan
National Ass'n. Letter Carriers and Auxiliary
John K. Roberts
Younger
T. H. Biles
N. W. Dennis
Robert Galyon
Grace Graves
Helen Owens
Hazel Owens
Carmen Moser
Frances Helms
Ila Mae Robbins
Christian Science
Phil Walker
Forest Avenue
Carolina Beach
Jolly Y Club
M. L. Carter
Hansell Street
Piedmont Clinic
F. A. Waterman
Fifth Street
Norfolk, Va
Reformed Society
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
City Lake Park
Presbyterian Circle Three
First Presbyterian Church
Boyd Stout
Arbordale Road
Wesley Memorial Group
Intermediate Department of
Wesley Memorial Church
Eclty Lake Park
al Swaney
King Fish Pond
Swaney
Newlywedson
Minneapolis
Yellowstone National Park
Maywood R. Barnhill
S. C
Barnhill
Jewell M. Kennedy
K. G. Kennedy
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Yellowstone
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Havana
Circle Two
Baptist Church Missionary Society
Will Stockton
Miss Stockton
Arthur Joyce
Woodrow Caudle
John Wesley
Clarence Stanley
E. F. Baker
la Plata
Chile
H. B. Gossen
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. EB. Church
Zeb Deaton
Deaton
Madge
Sara Deaton
Y. B. Albert
J. C. Bodenheimer
R. C. Morris
Korea
Christ
Jean Cochran
V. V. Vaughn
Luella Cochran
Olivia McKaughn
J. W. McCorkle
Sara Denton
W. C. Stafford
J. C. Denton
Smoky Mountains
Whittier
Mary Strohm
Ralph
Eddie
Pennsylvania
J. D. Johnson
Norman Lycett
Eleanor
Irwin
Ohio
Lillie Gordon
Fieldale
B. A. Helms
Kay Helms
Stanfield
Helms
J. R. Helms
Kemp C. Whicker
Indianapolis
Ind
Kansas City
Whicker
Missouri
Mary Wallace
Chesterfield
Chariie Sime
Merlin Johnson
Aileen Johnson
Eunice Shaw
J. D. Johnson, Jr
R. C. Shaw
Rockingham
Richmond County
Otis Bundy
Sara
Roland Bundy
David Kerner
U. N.C
Walter Winchell
Mountain Division
Cheyenne
Wyo
Utah
Larry Pabst
Eastern Air Transport
Logan Fie
Baltimore
C. Schaefer
Larry
Florida
U. S
Elsid Robinson
Lang
Sevan 2
Ioleo
Websters
Maxwell House
Schlitz Beer
Kirkman
West Broad Street
Pillsbury Flour
Budweiser Beer
Phillip
Southern Manor
Calif
N.C
Edward Gurley
Delton Street
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