Attractive Bridge Luncheon Honors Mrs. Wall Bride
A bridge luncheon for Mrs. Frank Wall, bride of last week, was hosted by her sisters at their mother's Lindsay Street home. Guests enjoyed yellow and white floral décor, prizes for high and low scores, and a two course luncheon with summer floral table arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wall
O. Delkmith
Rachel Wall
Ralph Slate
Robert Coéstam
Peyton Moffitt
Harry Alexander
W. A. Hayes
Miss McMullan Bride Elect Of August Shower Held
Miss Jacklyn McMullan whose marriage to Kelman Gomo is planned for early August attended a linen shower and buffet supper hosted by Misses Leora Hampp and Catherine Brown on Club drive. About twenty young women participated, with flowers, linens, and gifts including a grass linen luncheon set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacklyn McMullan
Kelman Gomo
Leora Hampp
Catherine Brown
Miss McMullan
Mildred
Edith Crowder
Helen Davis
Mildred Furgurson
Alma Virginia McCain
Lydia Boyd
Fort Mill
8. C
Margaret Sears
Patricia Hall
Frances Kester
Marguerite Mann
Marion Elliott
Lois Chidester
Mesdames W. Frank Armfield, Jr
Robert Cooke
Talmadge Ellington
Miss Dorothy Stewart Hosts Bridge Tea for Guest Elizabeth Brown
Miss Dorothy Stewart entertained at the Emerywood Country club with nine bridge tables in the ladies lounge. Succulent summer flowers decorated the room as punch was served on arrival and a ice course concluded the game. High score winner was Miss Caroline Dalton with a double deck of cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Brown
S. C
Dorothy Stewart
Bridge
Emerywood Country Club
Carolin Dalton
Stewart
Frank Armfield
Residents and visitors noted in Thomasville society column
The week’s social notes list Eileen and Robbie Ellwang er visiting Miss Virginia Dave Smith in Thomasville and due home tomorrow. Anna Rowe Russell recovers well at Guilford General after an appendectomy. Gladys Kelly returns from Wrightsville Beach after a ten day stay. H J Stepp Jr visits Charlotte to be with his aunt Grace Campbell. Mrs Gorrell Payne is seriously ill at Burrus Memorial Hospital after surgery. Clarence Dunbar and son W travel from a Virginia Pennsylvania motor trip. Osler Woltz and Dr Weltz with Osler Volta s children John and Howra and Mrs W Bledge of Hickory hosted Mrs F J Lagier at 321 Monthey avenue. Frank Carriker recuperates at Guilford General after appendectomy. Margie Morgan returns to Wesley Place from Reidsville, escorted by Marion Soyars to visit city friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osler Woltz
Dr. Weltz
Osler Voltas
John and Howra
Mount Airy
W . Bledge
Hickory
F. J. “Lagier
Monthey Avenue
Margie Morgan
Wesley Place
Reidsville
Marion Soyars
Clark White
Fibich
Miss Black
Arthur Black
Woman's College
Greensboro
Eugene Green
W. T. Green
White Lake
Young Democrats of
North Carolina
Douglas Crutchfield
Kitty Kyser
R. L. Pope
George L. Hundley
Jewell Sink
Charlotte
Elsieee
Virginia Beach
Charles F. Lambeth
Chicago
T. A. Finch
Tom A
Finch
Local People Leave For Visit At Monroe
Mr and Mrs L M Starnes and daughter Florence with Mr and Mrs C C Starnes leave tonight for Monroe North Carolina to visit relatives and return home early next week They previously returned from Carolina Beach with Mr and Mrs G B Dowd and daughter Frances Ann after a several day trip
Miss Eleanor Welch Joins National Cherry Festival Trip
Miss Eleanor Welch of High Point participates in Traverse City Michigan events July 15 17 as part of the National Cherry Festival. The National High School Band from Interlochen with 200 musicians marches in the Grand Flot Parade and performs for Governor Frank D Fitzgerald with Ted Weems and his orchestra set to play at the Queen's Ball. The piece notes World War history and Antarctic population figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Mich
Eleanor §. Welch
High Point
Interlochen
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Michigan
National High School
United States
Wil
Coast Guard
Grand Traverse Bay
Ardis Manney
Northport
University of Chicago
Ted Weems
Mrs G W Lyles Hosts Thomasville Bridge Club
Thomasville July meeting of the Thursday afternoon Bridge club was hosted by Mrs W Lyles with three tables in her living room. Top score earned by Mrs Robert Rapp, second prize a pottery bowl to Mrs Walter Rapp, guests included Miss Julia Brown Jennings and Miss Demetric Waldrop of Richmond. A two course repast followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
W. Lyles
Robert Rapp
Walter Rappisitors
Julia Brown Jennings
Demetric Waldrop
Richmond
J. W. Hawthorne
T. E. Jennings
John R. Myers
Demetrie Waldrop
Ladies' Aid of First Baptist Holds Regular Meeting
The Ladies' Aid society met at the church cottage with president Mrs. L. E. Teague presiding. Prayers by Mrs. C. L. Berrier followed the opening song. devotional by Mrs. R. B. Green on Forget-Me-Nots. remarks by Mrs. Teague on Worthy Memorials. a Forget not your work dialogue by Misses Ellen Reepees and Mary Faison Cow. and a closing song by George Hubert Teague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
Church Cottage
L. E. Teague
C. L. Berrier
C. M. Howell
R. 8. Green
Ellen Reepees
Mary Faison
George Hubert Teague
Mary Tomilin’s Illness Noted At Home In Salem
Friends announce Mrs. Mary Tomilin’s serious illness at her Salem street home after she fell ill Wednesday. Miss Gladys Black, attending summer school at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, recently competed in Graham Memorial Amateur Contest there and was selected as
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tomilinson
Salem Street
Gladys Black
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Graham
Leonard Wiles Vows Announced In Thomasville
Mr and Mrs W L Wiles announce the marriage of their daughter Martha Mozelle to George William Leonard on Tuesday July 14 1936 in Lexington The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs W A Leonard of 808 East Guilford Thomasville and works for the Thomasville Chair company The couple will live with the bride s mother in Thomasville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wiles
Forrest Avenue
Martha Mozelle
George William Leonard
Lexington
Leonard
W. A. Leonard
East Guilford Street
Thomasville
Thomasville Chair Company
Scale notes origins from initial syllables of hymn lines
The notes of the musical scale say the syllables from hymn lines inspired their names. The article notes how each tone aligns with the start of a line in a hymn, tracing tradition and naming logic.
Large number of boys receive awards at Camp Uwharrie court
A court of honor at Camp Uwharrie near Jamestown awarded many merit badges and honors to Scouts. W. E. Vaughn-Lloyd attended with numerous parents from Thomasville Salisbury and Lexington as the camp closed for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Uwharrie
Jamestown
W. E. Vaughn-Lloyd
Winston- Salem
Thomasville
Salisbury
Lexington
Marcus Smith
Charles Lewis
Hershal Edwards
Bill Simmons
Jimmie
Med Miller
Sam Garland
Harley Ingold
Edward Gorman
H. G. Bondurant
David Weatherly
Chas, Craver
Foul Play Suspected in Death of Local War Veteran
Rockingham July 17 Officers investigated possible foul play in the death of John R. Moore a World War I veteran from Lancaster Ohio. Moore's body was found in Ledbetters pond miles from town and appeared to have been dead several days. Lawrence Stradley a taxi driver was held in custody after Moore's car was found and Stradley claimed he had borrowed it Monday. Moore was said to have received $600 last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham
John R. Moore
Allen
Moore
Local figures listed in community health and safety roles
A fragmentary list names James Russell cooking and public health roles, J Grimes and J W Wright in personal health and public safety, Clyde Marklin Hebron Coble and JD Maddox in swimming and athletics, Bob Truesdale in fire safety and first aid, Edward Sechrest and Clifton Hill in health and wood carving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Russell
Cotta Moody
J. Grimes
J. W. Wright
Clyde Marklin
Hebron Coble
JD Maddox
Floyd
Bob Truesdale
Bobby Carpenter
Edward Sechrest
First Reading
Clifton Hill
Ffirst
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Brown
Helen Marie Sheloff
Marguerite Willingham
Winston-Salem
Mary Lou Moffitt
Margaret Briggs
Betty Jo Abds
Lib
Frances Lambeth
Eleanor Pope
Caroline Dalton
Rose Rogers
Marguarite
Frances Mann
Margaret Grayson
Patty Redman
Jane Hess Weaver
Jean Hunt
Elizabeth Dodson
Danville
C. B. Diffendal
Virginia Mardin
Marion Dickson
Mary Perry Pollock
Fort Myer
Fla
Ruth Pollock
Helen Walsh
R. Campbell
Tom Gold, Jr
Jacklyn McMullen
Moffitt’s
North Main
Eileen
Robbie Ellwanger
Virginia Dave Smith
Anna Rowe Russell
Archdale
Guilford General Hospital
Misa Gladys Kelly
Wrightsville Beach
H. J. Stepp, Jr
Mrs
Grace Campbell
Gorrell Payne
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Clarence Dunbar
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Frank Carriker
Helen Welshimer
Noor
Oakdale
Oakdale Methodist Church
Hilliard Memorial Society
Woman's Missionary S Society of
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
L. E. Edwards
Stanton Street
M. L. Vincannon
Mangum Avenue
Circle One
Welch Memorial Church
South Side
South Side Baptist Church
Highland Avenue
Rankin Memorial
Rankin Memorial M. P. Church
English Street
Iris and
Artis
Alfred Street
Bill Sheffield
A. M. Tool
First Methodist Protestant Church
City Lake Park
Ross Davis
Vonnie Davis
Callie Boyd
Young People's Department
Green Street Baptist Church
City Lake
Young People's Dept
Monroe
Eleanor Welch
Antarctica
Dras
G. W. Lyles
Thomasville Club
J. Clyde Allman
J. A. J. Farrington
Mildred Morrell
Henderson
S. Main St
Leonard-Wiles
Atlas Fruit Jari
Atlas Dui
Ae Ariel
ATLAS
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
Wheeling, W. Va
H. B. Edward
Hutchen’s Bakery
Boston
South Main Street
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