Society Notes Highlight Illnesses and Social Gatherings
Miss Gwendolyn Turner is ill at her Broad Street home with appendicitis. Gene Lamont Bible Class meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs J E Foust on Willowbrook Street. Mrs J A Morris improves after hospital stay and returns to Roland Park home. Mrs J William Moon shows improvement after Burrus Clinic illness. Lottie Holden Bible Class meets at 3 p m with Miss Rosa Southern at 211 Lindsay Street. Revelation chapter five studied. Mr and Mrs J D McGill move to High Point at 211 Best Street. Mr McGill works for J C Penney. Glad Girls Bible class hosts swimming party and picnic at Tar Heel Inn. transport organized from First Baptist Church. Miss Edith Culler hosts guests Gladys and George Barnes of Winston-Salem. Barnes with Shelton Amos Arts Players in Winston-Salem and at American Theatre for Polly With A Past. Mrs Phillip Silver hosts bridge party at Parkway home. prizes to Celia Swartzberg and Max Bones. guests include Miss Margaret Bane and Miss Anne Switzer with gifts. Junior Girls Auxiliary of Green Street Baptist Church holds meeting. picnic planned for Thursday at Miss Margaret Fowler’s Greensboro road home. Neal Pierce birthday party on English Street features games and cake with gifts. Mrs Vernie Burton hosts party for Hazel Peace on Hodgin Street with games and decorated dining room. Mr and Mrs Gurley dinner party on Hill Street honors bridal couple Henry Gurley and J L Davis. guests include Danville and Sherman attendees. feature three-course dinner with floral decor and pink tapers.
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Miss Culler
Edith Culler
Gladys and
George Barnes
Winston- Salem
Gladys Barnes
Shelton-Amos Art Players
Winston-Salem
American Theatre
Polly
Mrs. Silver
Phillip Silver
Parkway
Celia Swartzberg
Max Bones
Margaret Bane
Reidsville
Anne Switzer
Durham
Nestor
Vernie Burton
Hodgin Street
Neice
Hazel Peace
Doris Gurley
Burton
Mrs. Burtow
Miss .Doris Gurley
Danville
J. L. Davis
Sherman
Texas
Gurleys
Columbia
Tenn
Causey
Gurley
High Point
Bcards
Henry Trew Gurley
G. Davis
Sherman, Tex
Frank Gurley
Paul Younts
Stewart Clark
Charles Kirby
R.L. Myers
Elsie Palmer
Oliver Causey
Hos
Notable Guests at Graystone Inn Roaring Gap
July arrivals at Graystone Inn include a long list of guests from Winston-Salem New York City Greensboro and other towns. Attendees include George C Tudor A F Sims L B Hayes Henry A Page and many others visiting for the season.
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Roaring Gap
Graystone Inn
George C. Tudor
A. F. Sims
Winston-Salem
Russell A. Reed
New York City
R. P. Rankin
W. L. Robinson
Gastonia
R. J. Bishop
W. C. Gaither
J. R. Gaither
Eli Warlick
Newton
C. Ww. Cloninger
Greensboro
Charlotte
B. F. Mebane
Spray
P. A. Carter
W. H. Nelson
P. M. Shaw
John C. Waller
Sedgefield
J. M. Crutchfield
L. der. MacMillan
Chapel Hill
Frank Wineskie
High Point
W. M. Copperidge
Copperidge
Albert H. Powell
Durham
C. P. Midgley
Bennettsville
Grover C. McNair
Friends and Families Note Local Health and Travel News
The column reports Mrs. W. M. Northcott remains ill at 417 Park Street and Mrs. W. F. Clayton is recovering from tonsil surgery. It also lists visits and returns of several residents including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sheaf and family, Glenn Kearns and companions, and newlyweds Clyde and Mrs. Farley.
Wager Speaks At Georgia Institute
Dr Paul W Wager of the rural social economics department returns from Athens where he led a three day round table on country government at the University of Georgia third annual institute of public affairs. He is a county government specialist and has written on the subject.
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Chapel Hill
Paul W. Wager
University
Athens
University of Georgia
Institute of Public Affairs
Dr. Wager
Nerhaus
Georgia Officials Hear Talks On State Government Reform
The article notes a conference with round tables on state government international affairs and a forum with Dr. Wager on Georgia needs. Tolstoy’s son spoke and former Governor Angus W. MacLean will lecture on state highways. A session on farm relief is also planned.
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Count Tolstoy
Angus W. MacLean
Wager
Two Hour Luncheons Lose Gaste in Paris
Paris menus have been halved since the war and the two hour lunch custom fades. A Paris restaurant's 1909 and 1929 menus show fewer dishes with a prominent banker attributing the shift to intelligence and indigestion.
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Gaste
Paris
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Ae. Veaal
Rollins
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Miss Turner Iil
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Éehe
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Gene Lamont
Gene Lamont Bible Claes
J. E. Foust
Willowbrook Street
Morris
J. A. Morris
High Point Hospital
Roland Park
Moon
J. William Moon
Burrus Clinic
Lottie Holden
Lottie Holden Bible
M’gill
J. D. McGill
Taylorsville
Best Street
Mr. McGill
J. C. Penney Company
Glad Girls Bible
First Baptist Church
Tar Heel Inn
Cecil Wilkerson
Shine Everhardt
Green Street Baptist Church
Doris Brown
Margaret Fowler
Greensboro Road
Berta Andrews
Pauline Culler
Margaret Wright
Edna Teague
Mabel Koontz
Neal Pierce
G. M. Pierce
English Street
Harry Sproutt
J. T. Freeman
Calvin Freeman
Oscar Smith
Colin Freeman
Colvin Freeman
Charles Pierce
Grady Freeman
Charles Loflin
Clayton Carrol
Jimmy Sprout
Bernard Sproutt
Glendine Robertson
Jamita Gurley
Hope Robertson
Donald Blair
Vernon Kennedy
Margaret Blair
W. M. Northcott
417 Park Street
V. Boone
Elsie Savala
Joe Boone
Raymond Garrett, Jr
Wilmington
Carolina Beach
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W. F. Clayton
Tom Sheaf
Burch Craven
Ruby
Clarence
Carolina
Glenn Kearns
Johnson City
N. Y
John B. Ridge
George Natzlea
Halstead
Mr. Kearns
Natzle
E. O. Kearns
Hirth Point
Clyde Farley
Maysville
N. C
C. F. Farley
Roland Park Avenue
Georgia Institute
Odds and Ends
Puality
North Carolina
Georgia
J. Edgar Holt
Jefferson Standard Building
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Nestle
Fredrick
Bonnie Betty
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