Alabama Visitor Honored With Luncheon Yesterday
Miss Mary Belle Robertson of Wealoosa Alabama celebrated as guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Will Slane at her Westerywood home. The event featured a one course luncheon with a garlanded centerpiece and gifts including lingerie. Also attending were Mrs. Maury Cralle formerly of this city visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Muse and guests Mesdames C T Ingram Jr Se born Perry Mabel Davis Mary Elizabeth Long A B Henley Katharine Hayworth and Sarah Denny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Belle Robertson
Wealoosa
Ala
Will Slane
Ms. Slane
Westerywood
Miss Robertson
Maury Cralle
Long Island
C. C. Muse
Mrs. Cralle
Mesdames C. T. Ingram, Jr
Seborn Perry
Mabel Davis
Mary Elizabeth Long
A. B. Henley
Katharine Hayworth
Sarah Denny
Art Kassel Band Delights Piedmont Club Crowd
Art Kassel and his band played at the Piedmont German Club with a large turnout from Greensboro Winston-Salem and nearby towns. The program featured specialty numbers a trio and a vocalist, drawing many out-of-town guests including Miss Mary Belle Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paulson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merywood
Greensboro
Winon-Salem
Artassel
Kassels
Jey
Mary Belle Robertson
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Willis Slane
Arthur Paulson
Elgin
Forrest Muway
Andrew Joyser
Charlies Causey
Clem Boren
John Heller
Sarah Erckman
Henry Roan
Joe Reese
Winston-Salem
Two Couples Share Honors At Dinner Preceding Dance
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Murray hosted a dinner at their Parkway home before a Piedmont Orman club July dance. Honored guests included Mr. and Mrs. Mel W. Poole celebrating a June wedding and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paulson of Elkn spending the week with the Murrays. Several relatives and friends attended, with a buffet dinner and floral centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Murray
Piedmont
Orman Club
Parkway
Mel W. Poole
Arthur Paulson
Eln
Ms. Murray
Andrew Joyner
Greensoro
Willis Blane Fy
R. T. Amos
Harold Bennett
O. A. Kirkman
Charles McAnally
Henry Foscue
Belle Robertson
Tusca
Zion Church Lawn Party and Ice Cream Supper Planned
Zion Evangelical and Reformed church hosts a lawn party Saturday July 20 at the J Van Cashatt home to raise church funds with ice cream cake and drinks provided by the youth. Hasty string band to perform and public invited. Also an ice cream party at First Methodist tonight starting 6 o clock for A M P church class. Archdale M E women meet at 7 45 at Mrs J H Trotter home with birthday offerings for a birthday social.
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Zion Church
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
First Methodist Protestant Church
Archdale M. BE
Woman's Bible
Archdale M. E
J. H. Trotter
Toner
Rebekahs To Elect Officers Tomorrow
Magdalene Rebekah lodge will hold a regular meeting at 7 30 pm at the hall. Officers will be installed and other business transacted. A social hour follows. All members are urged to attend and visiting Rebekahs are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Caldwell Remains Very Ill At Burrus Memorial Hospital
Friends report A. S. Caldwell remains critically ill at Burrus Memorial hospital after nearly five weeks as a patient and two weeks of unchanged condition.
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Mr. Caldwell
A. S&s
Pattern 09488 Dress Features Five Points of Appeal
Pattern 09488 offers a simple one piece raglan sleeve dress with front closing square buttons and sleeve decoration plus a practical pocket. The durable washable cotton linen or shirting fabrics suit fall wear. Includes diagrammed Marian Martin Lew Chart and sizing 14 to 42 with yardage and ordering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita Raglan
Marian Martin Lew
Why Some Boys Stay Quiet and Different
The piece argues parental influence and social pressure shape shy boys who avoid rough behavior. It profiles several now-successful adults once labeled odd for preferring books, films, or solitary activities. It notes shyness has various roots from infancy and ridicule, and stresses resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Smith
Fred
Art
Samuel
William
Georgia relief funds in balance drive faces Balls Ferry bridge
Governor Talmadge warned the state will bid out road projects and rely on federal funds despite the Georgia highway department withholding approval for the $280 000 Balls Ferry bridge. He argued initiating road projects tests state rights while MacDonald cited inefficiency but declined to name examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmadge
Balls Ferry
Road Bureau
Georgia Highway Department
MacDonald
Georgia
The Child Athlete and Courage Training
A reflective editorial warns against forcing very young boys into competitive toughness. It argues that inherited shyness is not the boy’s fault and that resilience grows best with gentle, trusted guidance rather than harsh driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden China
Max Baers
Babe Ruths
Johnny Weissmullers
Roosevelt MacDonald conference described as cordial meeting
Howell said the President suggested a conference with MacDonald and noted he was unfamiliar with the controversy details. The meeting between the President and Talmadge was cordial, and politics were not discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Howell
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Talmadge
Divinyl oxide touted as superior new anesthetic
Divinyl oxide, a newly developed anesthetic, is claimed to work more rapidly and efficiently than ether, chloroform, or existing anesthetic gases.
Currie Named Certifying Officer in Relief Office
Greensboro July 18 J W Currie formerly of High Point and now in the Emergency Relief Administration bookkeeping department is appointed certifying officer of the office per announcement by Mrs Mary Dodson the new administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
J. W. Currie
High Point
Emergency Relief Administration
Mary Dodson
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Sears
Moffitt’s
North Main
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Nat Walker
Ryes
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President Pool
Swan Lake
N. Y
Manhattan Beach
Betty Harrison
Janice Lifson
Brae Kompa
Jean Kosinski
Elise Ferris
Muriel Craig
Jessie Conway
Mavis Freeman
Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
New York
M. X
Sissie
Richard Jones
Institute
What IN the
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Rinso
America
Mr. Currie
Renee Rae Trinth
Leves
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Ae Ee
Terry
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