Mrs Cralle Honored At Thomasville Luncheon Bridge
Thomasville July 16. Mrs G T Alexander hosted a luncheon bridge to honor Mrs Maury Cralle of New York visiting her sister Mrs Frank Murr. Guests played five tables after a 1 pm course luncheon with summer flowers and prizes for high and second scores. Several local members and visiting guests attended, with social updates from area residents afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Maury Cralle
Thomasville
G. T. Alexander
Ace of Clubs
Maury Cralle
New York
Frank Murr
Nat Walker
W. G. Smith
Harry Lee Lambeth
T. Austin Finch
R. H. Holliday
Walter Newby
Claiborne Pennington
John Perry
C. F. Gibson
Younger Set Entertained At Ridge Party For Visitor
Mrs Rich ad 1 Quigley hosted a bridge party at Emwood Country Club for the younger girls. Five tables played in the lounge with summer flowers. High score went to Miss Mary Reid Idol, runner-up Miss Dorothy Matchett of Chicago. Prizes included costume jewelry for Miss Matchett and party favors for many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Loache
Norfolk
Richad
Quigley
Emwood Country Club
Ornoon
Missary Reid Idol
Dorothy Matchett
Feago
Til
Toadie
Betty Gwynn Weaver
Sarah Lacy
Anna Tomlinson
Margaret
Mary Sue Briggs
Betsy Yow
Jean Lackey
Eleanor Amos
Charlotte Parker
Chicago, Ill
Euniece Parker
Sarah Taylor
Betty Sechrest
Mildred Marsh
Dorothy McCall
Mary Wilson Wall
Pauline Douglas
Jane Austin
Helen Millis
Girl Scout Drive Planned By Commission In City
Members of the Girl Scout Commission met with F. J. Emore at the Chamber of Commerce office to discuss a fund raising drive in the city. Plans outline a future drive with a definite day soon to be decided. The commission hopes to bring an itinerant Nation Girl Scout HQ trainer to train leaders and recruit more girls. Three troops have already been organized in the movement initiated by the local American Legion post Hillary. Attending were Mrs Yow and Mrs G N Humphreys, Mrs Katherine Raymond, and Mrs W B Ball. The Household Arts Club held its weekly sewing meeting at Mrs N E Russell’s on Centennial Avenue with a program, then refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Yowie
F. J.emore
American Legion
Hillary
Sizemore
Rs. Yow
G. N. Humphreys
Katherine Raymond
W. B Ball
Household Arts Club
N. E. Russell
Centinial Avenue
Mesdames
C. . Grissom
Claude Ellington
J. . Womble
V. D. Sale
L. L. Ilow
Fred Ingram
Minnie Hin- Sam Dutton
J. R. Montgom
John T. Ellis
Miss Normanton
Jolly Y" Club
East Green Street
Arcade Building
Doris Bowers
Kathryn Wrenn
Bea Overcash
Helen Henderson
Zelma C. Shelton
Ben Harris
Letha Griggs
Kate Gillespie
Paramount Theater
Jack Pot
Jewel Sages
Pentagon Club
Robert Cooke
Gibson Club
North Main Street
Sapien
Edith Crowder
Friends of W. L. Stansell Reported Critical at Home
Friends note W. L. Stansell is critically ill at his residence 615 North Main Street after two weeks of illness. Mrs. J. T. Smith visits Lieutenant J. L. Shank in San Diego. The Ingram and Bean families spent three days at Myrtle Beach returning yesterday. Mrs. Philip Davis recovers well from a Duke Hospital operation. Pearl Thompson returns from Charlotte after treatment for injuries from a Roanoke train wreck, escorted by her mother Mrs. Jack Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Harris
Lake Junaluska
Waynesville
Josephine Pepper
Erwin
Catherine Elliott
Prevette Weatmoreland
Barbara Carol
Ellen
Washmeron
D. C
Estmoreland
Virginia
Purcellville
G. Hodgins
A. H. Ragan
Gon
Joe
Charlotte
Arthur Black
Myrtle Beach
Ray Hoover
Patsy
Ann
Newton
Hoover
W. F. Rader
W. A. Kilpat
W. L. Stansell
North Main Street
J. T. Smith
San Diego
Calif
J. L. Shank
Bertha Smith
Robert L. Ingram
James Bean
Philip Davis
Duke Hospital
Durham
Miss Pearl Thompson
Charlotte Sanatorium
Roanoke
Jack Thompson
Church Social and Ice Cream Suppers At Local Churches
Several church groups meet this evening and this weekend for social gatherings and fundraisers. The Gleaners class plans a 7 30 gathering at Miss Vera Cooke on Thomasville road with violin performances by Miss Virginia Ellie. The Sunshine class of Green Street Baptist meets at Mrs Grady Manns 1002 Stanton street at 7 30. The First Christian Ladies Aid will host an ice cream supper at the West Green and Tryon streets church. The Church of God on South Main will serve ice cream for fund raising starting at 1 PM. Mollie Phipps Philothea Bible class of Calvary Methodist will sell homemade ice cream on the church lawn at six this evening to benefit the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
Ward Street
M. E
Vera Cooke
Thomasville Road
Virginia Ellie
Miss Cooke
Green Street Baptist Church
Grady Mann
Stanton Street
Ladies Aid Society of the
First Christian Church
West Green
Tryon Streets
Church OF God
The
South Main Street
Molly Phipps
Mollie Phipps Philothea Bible
Calvary Methodist Church
Temperature rise found under tire tread shoulder
A report notes truck tires reaching 365 degrees Fahrenheit under the tread shoulder. Engineers are developing a new construction principle to lower this temperature and improve tire life and safety.
Puncture Proof Tube Secret Reported
A claim describes an inner tube kept with minimal air to maintain straight motion after a blowout, effectively acting as a puncture proof device.
Plans Complete For German Dance Tomorrow
Readiness is complete for the Piedmont German club monthly dance at Sedgefield Inn tomorrow evening. Dancing will be in the inn dining room with terrace seating. Jack Delmar and his orchestra, fresh from Philadelphia, will provide the music en route to Virginia Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Inn
Jack Delmar
Philadelphia
Virginia Beach
Cameron Children Observe Birthdays With Joint Party
Little Miss Teresa Lou Cameron and Master D. C. Cameron Jr. hosted a joint birthday party at their White Oak Street home on Wednesday. Guests enjoyed games and contests with Billie Sue Sherman and Boyd Hall winning. Refreshments included cake iced drinks and candy with balloons as favors. Relatives and friends offered well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Lou Cameron
D. C. Cameron, Jr
White Oak Street
Billie Sue Sherman
Boyd Hall
Helen Ruth
Bennie
Lou Ridge
June
Maxine
Charles Robertson
Hoy Ingram
Wayne
Dillard Ruddock
Peggy
Larry Green
Frances
Dixie Mull
George Matener
Iif
Hapy
Ted Sherman
Geo. Matzner, Jr
Ben Robertson
W. B. Ridge
Naomi Gaskins
The Misses Smith Feted At Picnic
Misses Ruth and Edith Smith will leave tomorrow for Amelia Virginia after a week here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. P T Smith hosted a picnic at the city lake park with about twenty five attendees. A late picnic supper was served and boating and other amusements provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Edith Smith
Amelia
P. T. Smith
City Lake Park
Sunday School Classes Meet In Randleman
The Willing Workers class of Mount Lebanon Missionary Baptist Church met in Asheboro at the home of Mrs. Lester Rich with Mrs. C. D. Kistler presiding in Miss Inez Trogdon’s absence. The program featured Moses life outline, a Bible questionnaire, a poem by Rozelle Smith, and a Grab Bag sale proceeds to the treasurer. Visitors include Mrs. Lucille Gibbs, Mazarin Wall family, and others visiting from Tarboro, Seagrove, Washington DC, Spencer, and Davidson College residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Bready
C. D. Kistler
Rozelle Smith
Lucille Gibbs
Marion Wall
Jessie Marion
Margaret
Tarboro
Mazarin Wall
Anne Maness Smith
Tom Maness
Seagrove
Paul Bell
Washington ,D. C
R. P. Bell
Phil Upton
Talmadge Daniel
Elizabeth Hancock
Millard Wright
Washington, D. C
Sarah
Louise Mathews
Claud
Mabel
Maud Fox
Nag’s Head
Jewel Hughes
Spencer
Nettie Stewart
Robert Hughes
Davidson College
L. R. Hughes
Hostess Ellen Pegg Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club
Mise Ellen Mae Pegg graciously hosted the Tuesday Afternoon club at her home for the club's name day. Two bridge tables were arranged among vibrant summer flowers with PS and sinnias dominant as scores were tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Ellen Mae Pegg
Roy Proctor
Susanna Wesley Bible Class Meets With 15 Members
The Susanna Wesley Bible class held its regular monthly meeting Monday evening with Mrs. Henry Frasier presiding as vice president Mrs. J E Davis presided briefly a program followed by a social hour Mrs Frasier served fruit cake and lemonade to 15 members and one visitor Mrs J C Wall of Tarboro a former member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley Bible Class
Henry Frasier
J. E. Davis
Frazier
J. C. Wall
Tarboro
Local People Now At Virginia Beach
Welch Harriss left today for Virginia Beach to spend about ten days. He will join a group of local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Gratton Foy Mrs Willis Slane Mrs Seborn Perry Mrs Mabel Davis Mrs C T Ingram and daughter Miss Dorothy Ingram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Harriss
Virginia Beach
Gratton Foy
Willis Slane
Seborn Perry
Mabel Davis
C. T. Ingram
Dorothy Ingram
Durham Visitors Reported From Local Families
Mrs. Will Carter of Durham visits her parents Mr and Mrs R L Dobson. Mrs 8 F Wall Mrs Max Wall and daughter Sarah Jane Mrs Delk Smith and daughter Edna Wall and Miss Rachel Wall of High Point visit Mrs Jas O Pickard Sunday. Mrs Fields Brown and son Billy return home after a week in Elizabethton Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Carter
Durham
R. L. Dobson
8. F. Wall
Max Wall
Sarah Jane
Delk Smith
Edna Wall
Rachel Wall
High Point
Jas. O. Pickard
Community Arts Club Holds Afternoon Meeting
Mrs. Harvey Gibson hosted the Community Arts club at the Gibson clubroom yesterday. Members engaged in needlework and a luncheon set was awarded as a prize to Mrs. Frank Payne. An ice course was served to nine members and a visiting guest, Mrs. W. H. Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Gibson
Gibson
Frank Payne
W. H. Gibson
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Billie Burke
Hollywood
F. Gibson
Douglas Crutchfield
Z. P. Long
P. M. Sherrill
Lola Maud Boyles
Ounger
Atridge
Irl
Lub
Dize
Tate
Ward ST. Gleaners
Christian Ladies Aid
Jolly Y
Mrs. Robt. Cook
Cameron
Randleman
Blowing Rock
N.C
Curt
Mil Peed Anegg
FITCH
Fletcher
IPANA
Colgate’s Soaps
Legak
HS OM Ie
Epsom
Jergens
Bisma-Rex
Marvelous
Cael
Mangum Ave
Lois Lyoe
Meyer
Main
Richardson
Moffitt’s
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