Miss Cranford Weds Bobby Lee Grubb In Simple Rites
Miss Doris Cranford and Bobby Lee Grubb were married Thursday evening July B at Rev F A Dail’s Ward Street home. The double ring ceremony featured a white faille dress for the bride and a double strand aris as her only ornament. Attendants included Shelly Crawford and Georgia Crawford. Mrs Grubb is the youngest Crawford daughter, an employee of Diamond Hosiery. Mr Grubb is the son of Mr and Mrs James A Grubb of Denton and works at Hillcrest Silk Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Cranford
Bobby Ee Grubb
Marage
F. A. Dail
Ward Street
Mr. Dail
Shelly Crawford
Georgia Crawford
Charles Unt
Grubb
Oscar Crawford
Mr. Grubb
Ames A. Grubb
Denton
Hillcrest Silk Mill
Bobby Lee Grubb
Oscar Cranford
James A. Grubb
Louis M. DeLegal
High Noon Ceremony Unites Miss Brintle And Louis DeLegal
Miss Mis Marie Brintle married Louis M. DeLegal in a noon ceremony at State Street Lutheran in Lexington. Rev. C. Ritchie officiated as relatives and friends attended. The bride, daughter of Mrs. J. M. Brintle, wore heavenly blue and a pink blue corsage. later changed to summer silk. The groom is tied to Clover Brand Dairies in High Point. They plan to reside with the bride’s mother at 207 West Bay Street after a trip through western North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis Marie Brintle
Louis M. DeLegal
State Street Lutheran Parsonage
Lexington
Rev. C. Ritchie
DeLegal
J. M. Brintle
Mr. Brintle
Anne
Mr. DeLegal
L. M. DeLegal
White Springs
Fla
Clover Brand
High Point
North Carolina
Mrs. de- Legal
West Bay Street
Mrs John Hendrix Hosts Bridge Party in Anderson Visit
Mrs John Hendrix of Anderson South Carolina entertained friends Thursday night at her parents home on Fifth street during a mid summer furniture market visit. Four bridge tables played with cosmetics awarded for top scores. Mrs Arthur Marsh Jr won first, Mrs Rip Cox runner up, and Miss Lathelis Clifton earned traveling honors. Cakes and soft drinks were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hendrix
Bridge
A. B. Frost
Fifth Street
Miss Theresa Hoover Hosts Sunev Club Meeting
Thomasville report notes Miss Theresa Hoover entertained the Sunev club at her Salem street home with dessert and two bridge tables. High score went to Mrs. H. A. Cecil Jr and visitors high to Mrs. H. A. Carpenter. The page also announces the Jackie Day Benny Rogers wedding at First Wesleyan Methodist Church on June 20 with white gladioli and fern decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hoover
Sunev Club
Thomasville
Rogers Day
Moyer Mendenhall
Theresa Hoover
Salem Street
H. A. Cecil, Jr
H. A. Carpenter
Mesdames
R. F. van Landingham
Harry Brown Finch
Charles Banes
Joe Johnson
Joe Bales
H Cecil, Jr
Miss Jackie Day
Benny
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Rev
A. S.ecu
Nu Phi Mu Unit One Meets Monday
A called meeting of Nu Phi Mu sorority unit one will be held at the local YMCA Monday night at 7 30. Miss Ruby Parker president announced the gathering to map future activities and urge all members to attend. The sorority is divided into separate units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Ruby Parker
Oree
Legion Auxiliary Picnic Tuesday at Mrs Haley’s Home
The American Legion Auxiliary invites members to a picnic supper on Tuesday evening July 20 at 400 Howell street. All members should attend and bring picnic baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
G. M. Haley
Howell Street
Alpha Theta Psi alumnae chapter to meet July 19
The Alpha Theta Psi sorority alumnae chapter will hold a meeting Monday night July 19 at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs A A Koonts 804 Chestnut Street Members unable to attend should notify the hostess by calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
A. A. Koonts
Chestnut Street
Bodenheim Twins Born in Wallburg Follow July Fourth Births
Mr and Mrs Verlin Bodenheimer of Wallburg announce the birth of twins Karen Sue and Kenneth Sanford on July 4. In a separate note, Mr and Mrs Odell Carmichael of 618 Howell Street report the arrival of their son Gregory Gordon on July 16 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Carmichael
Howell Street
Gregory Gordon
Alevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bodenheimer
Verlin Bodenheimer
Wallburg
Karen Sue
Kenneth Sanford
Kearns Wood Family Reunion Slated for August 1
A reunion of the Kearns Wood families and friends will be held at Farmer in Randolph County on Sunday August 1. Rev Y D Pool will lead devotionals at 11 o'clock and lunch will be served on the grounds. After lunch Grover Jones prominent lawyer of Point will give a talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearns-Wood
Farmer
Randolph County
Y. D. Pool
Grover Jones
Point
Pentagon Club Meets Monday
The Pentagon club will meet Monday night July 19 at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs James Farr on West Howell street. Members unable to attend should call 8150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
James Farr
West Howell Street
Progressives Say Voting Books In Sorry Condition
The Progressive party charges North Carolina registration books are in chaotic condition. Mary Price says many signatures are invalid and calls for board action to revise rules as 25,000 signatures already collected, well above the 10,000 needed to stay on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Progressive Party
Hubert Olive
State Board of Elections
Wallace
North Carolina
Mary Price
Olive
Miss Price
Dixie Democrats Urged to Read Jefferson Prior to Action
Representative Walter of Pennsylvania urged bolting southern Democrats to study Thomas Jefferson’s principles before taking further steps. He telegraphed Governor Fielding Wright, Birmingham states rights leader, saying southern rump convention statements hurt future aid to the South. Walter asked northerners and southern allies to reconsider their stance amid support for prosperity through national programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter
D-Pa
Thomas Jefferson
Fielding L. Wright
Birmingham States Rights
South
Congress
North
Jefferson
Astor Villa Auction Yields Competing Bids in Newport
Newport July 17 The 14 room Astor villa on the terrace of Chetwood sold for 72 000 to one buyer but the second highest bidder 71 000 later announced ownership James O Donnell a Maryland Florida and Rhode Island based entrepreneur was said to have his 71 000 bid accepted Gustave J S White auctioneer said Rotelli Providence liquor dealer later withdrew his bid Rotelli could not comment O Donnell has bought and sold Newport estates including Belmont Jacobs in ten years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
John Jacob Astor
James O'Donnell
Middletown
R. A. Catonsville
Palm Beach Fla
O'Donnell
Gustave J. S. White
Astor
Antonio F. Rotelli
Providence
White
Rotelli
Chet
August Belmont
Henry Barton Jacobs
Finance Company Moves to New Offices Tomorrow
The M and J Finance company, now at 112 High Street, will relocate to 755 North Main Street. Manager C. H. Champion said the move improves parking and eases downtown congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M and J Finance Company
High Street
Tommorrow
North Main Street
C. H. Champion
Managr
Champion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Enterprise
Miss Cranford
Sechrest
J. W. Sechrest & Son
N. Main
N. Oo
Doris Brintle
L. M. DeLegal Sr
White Springs, Fla
Miss Brintle
Louis DeLegal
Lester
N. Main St
Bland’s Music Store
Washington and Main
Sut Cowen
Col
Ashia
Anderson S. C
H. Erster
R. L. Day
Rogers
R. C. Rogers
Thomasville High School
Nu Phi Mu
Legion Auxiliary
Alpha Theta Psi
Carmichaels
Banol
Dixie
Guilford Furniture CO
Seminwcet
Asheboro
E. Commerce
KeecsMans
Kriegman’s
South Main
Kregsman's
Kriegsman’s
Rec
S. Main ST
Grace Flower Shop, Inc
John T. Ellis & CO
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