Sans Souci Club Entertained By Mrs Kyser in Thomasville
Mrs. H R Kyser hosts the Sans Souci club at her Fisher Ferry street home with summer flowers and prize drawings won by Mrs Walter Newby and visitor Mrs Meade Hite. Guests and a later tea feature Misses Pollock, Boyles, and Sykes among others in a social afternoon.
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Thomasville Sans Souci Club
Kyser
Thomasville
H. R. Kyser
Sans Souci Club
Fisher Ferry Street
Sim Pollock
Lexington
Grace Pollock
Kinston
J. W. Boyles
Kathleen Hall Guest of Mr and Mrs Pritchard
Miss Kathleen Hall of Winn is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs C Pritchard on Ficker Ferry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Hall
Winn
Mrs. C. ©. Pritchard
Ficker Ferry Street
Misses Maud and Boyles Hostess at West Main Home
Misses Lela Maud and Imogene Boyles served as joint hostesses at their home on West Main Street, hosting a gathering reported in local society notes.
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Lela Maud
Imogene Boyles
West Main Street
Graceful West Main dinner hosted by Miss Marie Jones
Miss Marie Jones hosted a Wednesday evening dinner at her West Main Street home for the Holy Bridge Club and other guests. The table featured summer flowers with gladioli as a dominant display and was greeted by Miss Jones Mrs Jones and Miss Decie Chambers.
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Marie Jones
West Main Street
Coek
the Holy Bridge Club
Jones
Decie Chambers
Lovely Flower Centerpiece and Eight-Seat Tea
The centerpiece featured a rose bouquet arrangement as eight covers were laid. Guests used colonial lady place cards to find their places. A four course dinner followed with bridge after. The high score prize bath salts went to Miss Mate Snell. Miss Lucy Eason received a novelty. Attending were Miss Mate Snell, Lucy Eason, Maye Livengood, Cynthia File, Madeline Hoover, Mesdames R. H. Phillips, A. R. Swaim, H. T. Hethcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate Snell
Lucy Eason
Jones
Maye Livengood
Cynthia File
Madeline Hoover
Mesdames
Thursday Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Rapp Home
Members enjoyed a charming bridge gathering at Mrs. Robert Rapp's Fisher Ferry street home. Two tables played, summer flowers adorned the rooms, Benny won high score for Mrs. Linson, and Miss Mamie Harris claimed second prize a pottery vase. A tempting salad course followed the games with guests including Mrs. Carson By A R Swaim Lyles W H Curlee Wal S te Mamie Harris and Beulah Norment.
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Thursday Bridge Club
Robert Rapp
Fisher Ferry Street
Benny
W. B.linson
Mamie Harris
Mess~ Carson
A. R. Swaim
Lyles
W. H. Curlee
Wal- S Te
Beulah Norment
First Baptist Sunday School Holds Davidson Pool Swim
Miss Elizabeth Teague hosted a swimming party for her Sunday school class at the Davidson Pool south of Lexington on Thursday evening. Sixteen members attended and finished with a picnic supper.
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Elizabeth Teague
First Baptist Church
Davidson Pool
Lexington
Lee Rice Visits Asheville Guests of Hewitts
Lee Rice returned Wednesday evening from Asheville where he spent two days as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hewitt.
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Lee Rice
Asheville
Albert Hewitt
Social Gathering and House Party Highlights
Miss Teeny Harrison hosted a Wednesday evening party on Guilford Avenue with guests including Miss Katherine Steele from Portsmouth. Phyllis Alexander won a contest after several games, followed by served ices. attendees listed include Betty Clare Jennings Mildred Jennings Frances Griffin and others, with travel to Riverton and visits to Cedar Lodge noted for several guests and relatives.
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Teeny Harrison
Guilford Avenue
Henort
Katherine Steele
Portsmouth
Phyllis Alexander
Betty Clare Jennings
Mildred Jennings
Frances Griffin
Katherine Covington
Theresa Hoover
Efird Sullivan
Raymond Yokeley
Buddy Heathcote
Furman Covington
Jimmie McA
Williams Host Banquet Honoring Gladys Williams Night
Mrs. Robert Williams entertained Wednesday evening with a three course buffet at their home honoring their daughter Gladys Williams and guests Miss Netta Cook Robertson of Burlington and Miss Mary Ruth Baird of Gastonia. Attendees included Netta Robertson Mary Ruth Baird Aliceteen Westmoreland Margaret Briles Dorothy Jarrett Dorothy Bumgardner Gladys Josephine and Doris Williams E J Jarrett Donald Jarrett Edward Johnson Howard Steed and Mr and Mrs Jack Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Williams
Gladys Williams
Netta Cook Robertson
Burlington
Mary Ruth Baird
Gastonia
Misses Netta Cook Robertson
Aliceteen Westmoreland
Margaret Briles
Dorothy Jarrett
Dorothy Bumgardner
Gladys
Josephine
Doris Williams
E. J. Jarrett
Donald Jarrett
Edward Johnson
Howard Steed
Jack Baird
Evelyn Baker Plans Month Visit to Valdosta and Jacksonville
Miss Evelyn Baker left Wednesday to visit schoolmates in Valdosta Georgia and Jacksonville Florida. She expects to be gone about a month.
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Evelyn Baker
Valdosta
Jacksonville
Fla
Local Visitors and Family News Briefs
Mrs James Jones returned from Newton where she visits her son J Hoke Jones and Mrs Jones for ten days. Miss Margaret Cecil of Lexington arrives for a weekend visit with Miss Mary Rucker on West Main Street. Friends learn D E Hoover remains very ill at his Lexington Avenue home. Meyer Mendenhall Jr and Royal Jennings Jr left Friday for Camp Uwharrie for a week. Dr and Mrs R G Jennings depart Sunday for Lincolnton for several days with relatives. Miss Mary Barrett of Mount Airy spent Friday with Miss Maye Livengood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jones
Newton
J. Hoke Jones
Mrs. Jones
Margaret Cecil
Lexington
Mary Rucker
West Main Street
D. E. Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Meyer Mendenhall, Jr
Royal Jennings, Jr
Camp Uwharrie
Mary Barrett
Mount Airy
Maye Livengood
Visit to Mrs Mollie Snell by Williamson family
Mrs Harston Williamson and her son Ben visited Mrs Mollie Snell at West Main Street. The companionship and details reflect a social call noted in the area.
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West Main Street
Harston Williamson
Ben
Mollie Snell
John R. Myers Heads to New York for Time Away
John R. Myers leaves town tomorrow for New York where he will spend time away and relax. He plans to return later in the week.
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John R. Myers
New York
Mrs Ray Hoover Plans Weekend Visit To Newton
Mrs. Ray Hoover leaves Sunday for Newton to visit her mother Mrs. F. Rader for several days. She will be accompanied by Mr. Hoover who will return Sunday night.
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Ray Hoover
Newton, Ve
F. Rader
Mr. Hoover
Paul Snell Rejoins Family Transit to New Orleans
Paul Snell has been the t of his mother Mrs Mollie Snell for a few days this week. He was en route from his home in Wilmington to New Orleans where he has been transferred and will move his family.
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Paul Snell
Mollie Snell
Wilmington
New Orleans
Pliskin and Son Plan Ten Day Virginia Beach Stay
J Pliskin and his son Aaron are at Virginia Beach for a ten day visit, enjoying the seaside and local attractions.
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J. Pliskin
Son
Aaron
Virginia Beach
Mahones Host Guests From Far and Nearby
Mr and Mrs B H Mahone entertain over the weekend with Mrs G H Jones and Wilson Mahone of Hobart Oklahoma Mrs B B Mahone of Atlanta Georgia and Mrs William Connor of Macon Georgia visiting during the stay.
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B. H. Mahone
G. H. Jones
Wilson Mahone
Hobart
Oklahoma
B. B. Mahone
Atlanta
William Connor
Macon
Davidson Pool Hostess Hosts Grace Curtis at Swim Party
Miss Elizabeth Teague acted as hostess for a swimming party at the Davidson Pool honoring her Greensboro houseguest Miss Grace Curtis. Also enjoying the swim and picnic supper were Miss Curtis Annie Hinkle Evelyn Webb Mildred Pope Elmo Huffman Mose Crews Charlie Howell Glenn Pennington Woodrow Teague and Mr and Mrs Alvah Boyles.
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Fpilisabeth Teague
Davidson Pool
Grace Curtis
Greensboro
Misses Curtis
Annie Hinkle
Evelyn Webb
Mildred Pope
Elmo Huffman
Mose Crews
Charlies Howell
Glenn Pennington
Woodrow Teague
Alvah Boyles
Young People plan Sunday meeting at First Reformed Church
The Young People's Christian Endeavor society of the First Reformed church will meet Sunday night at 7 o'clock with Miss Helen Livengood as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Frople
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
The
First Reformed Church
Helen Livengood
Mrs Lowe Improves After Operation at Local Hospital
Friends report Mrs Riva Lowe is improving satisfactorily following an operation at High Point hospital. L Bloom a local furniture merchant was taken from 212 Montheu avenue to Guilford General hospital yesterday with a serious illness.
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L. Bloom
Montheu Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Snuff Attack Robbery Report Delays Downtown
A patrolman listens as David Reiner reports being forced into a car by two men who also dumped snuff in his face and robbed him of $2.56 and his watch. Reiner struggles to tell the tale amid the sneezing fits.
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ST. Louis
David Reiner
Reiner
Mayor Bans City Ice Purchases To Fund Relief
Boston officials will not buy ice for city use this year to save 14900 dollars. Hospitals and public drinking fountains are exempt from the ban. The mayor says the savings will support poor relief programs across the city.
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Boston
Mass
Old farmer hitches to Knoxville seeking work
New ton Martin, 90, of Crab Orchard Ky., hitch-hiked 150 miles to Knoxville to find a job on a Saturday. He was turned away each time with the question of his age and said he may return to the farm to pull weeds.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Newton Martin
Crab Orchard
Two Near Fateful Mishaps Endanger I N Gruber
In Los Angeles I N Gruber narrowly survived two small incidents. A chair leg toppled against a wall opening a gas jet. Ten minutes later a faulty switch sparked a gas explosion that hurled him against the wall, risking his life.
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Los Angeles
Calif
I. N. Gruber
Gruber
Clock in Basque Museum Shows Global Time Dial
In Bayonne France a Basque Museum clock uses a single dial to display the time for multiple world locations. The device serves as a global timepiece for visitors and researchers alike.
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Bayonne
France
Mrs Edwin Cathell Hosts Georgia Guest in Lexington Party
Lexington July 16 One of the week’s outstanding events was a pretty party hosted by Mrs Edwin Cathell at her Parkview apartment. Miss Carolyn Estes of Gay Georgia was the guest of honor. Two tables were set amid summer flowers with Mrs Charlies Wall Jr winning the high score prize a Dresden china figure. Mrs J W Moffitt Jr received a consolation compact. Local scouts at Camp Uwharrie included Smith Young Francis Holmes Dick Rabb Wheat Lane Craver and Charlee Craver.
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Lexington
Edwin Cathell
Parkview
Carolyn Estes
Gay
Charlies Wall, Jr
J. W. Moffitt, Jr
Circles of First Methodist to Meet Monday Afternoon
The church circles meet Monday at 3 PM. Sunshine led by Mrs. J. W. Moffitt on West Second Avenue. Bessie Hunt led by Mrs. Katie Brown on Pickard Circle, West Third Avenue. Sallie Norman led by Mrs. George McCain on Vance Street. Parkland led by Mrs. R. B. McCurdy on West Second Avenue.
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First Methodist Church
Sunshine
J. W. Moffitt
West Second Avenue
Bessie Hunt
Katie Brown
Pickard Circle
Paul Peacock
West Third Avenue
Sallie Norman
George MecCain
Vance Street
Parkland
R. B. McCurdy
Weat Second Avenue
Bob Eanes Hosts East Center Birthday Party
Bob Eanes son of Mr and Mrs T S S Eanes hosted friends at his East Center street home Tuesday evening to celebrate his 15th birthday.
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Bob Eanes
Young People Invited to 11 O'clock Service at First Methodist
Dr. Abernethy urges local youth to attend the 11 o'clock Sunday service at First Methodist church. Young people from the city are specially invited to participate.
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First Methodist Church
Abernethy
Legion Post 8 meets with Salisbury speaker Allen Dunn
Lexington Post No. 8 of the American Legion held a Tuesday night meeting at the Legion hut. Commander Harvey R. Shoaf presided and Hubert Olive introduced Allen Dunn of Salisbury who gave an interesting talk about the flag escort of his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
American Legion
Legion Hut
Harvey R. Shoaf
Hubert Olive
Allen Dunn
Salisbury
Dunn
Vacation Bible School Opens at State Street M E Church
The Daily Vacation Bible School begins Monday July 18 at 9 a m at State Street M E Church and runs for two weeks. Miss Maxine Taylor of Henderson will lead with local teachers assisting. All children four years and older are invited to attend.
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State Street M. E
Maxine Taylor
Henderson
Faithful Workers Meet At First Baptist Church
The Faithful Workers class of the First Baptist church met Monday night with Miss Elizabeth Maley on South Main street, Miss Louise Hardister as hostess, and Miss Henrietta Johnson presiding. They voted to help a family truly in need. The program was led by Miss Edith Goings, followed by refreshments during the social hour.
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First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Maley
South Main Street
Louise Hardister
Henrietta Johnson
Edith Goings
Weekend Guests At Hillcrest Home
Mrs. Dorothy MccBrayer Rag land of Shelby and Mrs. J. J. McMurray of High Point are weekend guests of Mrs. Charles Wall Jr. at her Hillcrest home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy MccBrayer Ragland
Shelby
J. J. McMurray
High Point
Charles Wall, Jr
Hillcrest
Misses Mary Jane and Jean Hunt at Vade Mecum camp
Misses Mary Jane and Jean Hunt are spending weeks at the Vade Mecum Eptasopel girls camp, enjoying outdoor activities and study programs.
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Mary Jane
Jean Hunt
Vade Mecum
Eptasopel
Chadwick Family Sets Move to New Bern Home
Mr and Mrs Sam Chadwick and daughter Virginia will relocate to their new home in New Bern on Wednesday detailing a family move received in local notices.
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Sam Chadwick
Virginia
New Bern
Mrs James Hall Visits Sister in High Point Hospital
Mrs James Hall spent Friday in High Point visiting her sister Mrs Bob Sink who remains seriously ill in the hospital there.
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James Hall
High Point
Bob Sink
Mrs S S Hege At Home On West Fifth Street
Mrs S S Hege is at her home on West Fifth Street according to the readable fragment from the local page.
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Mrs. S&s
Hege
West Fifth Street
Miss Dorothea Dorsett Spends Week at Myrtle Beach
Miss Dorothea Dorsett will spend a week at Myrtle Beach. She will enjoy leisure time and seaside activities in the coastal resort.
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Dorothea Dorsett Te Spendoe
Myrtle Beach
Miss Valeria Smith Visits Atlanta for Weeks
Miss Valeria Smith is spending several weeks in Atlanta gaining exposure and visiting local sites and institutions.
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Valeria Smith
Atlanta
Mrs Adderton and Sons Visit Dr Reley Household
Mrs Walter Adderton arrives with her two sons George and Walter to spend several weeks with Dr and Mrs D M Reley.
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Walter Adderton
George
Walter
D. M. Reley
Young Methodists Hold Picnic at Youngs Mill
The First Methodist church youth group held a picnic at Young's Mill. They gathered at the church, traveled by trucks, enjoyed swimming and games, then shared a plentiful supper with guests.
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First Methodist Church
Young
Woman's club holds annual picnic at Young's Mill
The local Woman's club held its annual picnic on Wednesday afternoon at Young's Mill. Families of all members were invited and a goodly number attended.
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Young’s Mill
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Padocs
Bridge
Walter Newby
Meade Hite
G. E. Crowell
Harry Lee Lambeth
0. R. Hodgin
Ralph Wilson
Charles Clegg
Pauline Connelly
Mar
Ion
Mrs
Fred Gray
Miss Pollock
Lela Maud Boyles
Lerge
North Main Street
Cecil’s Drug Store
Charles F. Lambeth
Priscilla Lambeth
Charles Lambeth, Jr
Riverton
Lambeth
Archibald Johnson
C. L. Harris
Shirley
Ethel Mae Boggs
Audrey Angel
Winston-Salem
Paul Hassler
Kinneywood
Catherine Lambeth
Cedar Lodge
Miss Lambeth
Leontine Briggs
Hartford
White Plains
N. Y
Dan Gage
Conn
Allen Kenworth
Gardner, Ass
R. G. Jennings
Lincolnton
Eastern Rica
Cinicw
Nyview Lanor
DE Alize
Comfortat
NEW Daly
Georgia
Gay, Ga
Atview Apartments
Lexington Society
Camp
Uwharrie
Smith Young
Francis Holmes
Dick Rabb
Wheat
Lane Craver
Charlee Craver
I. A P
Batiste
Panamas
Penney
J.C. Penney
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