McMullan-Gomo Wedding Invitations Issued Here
Social announcements note the upcoming marriage of Jacklyn Reed McMullan to Kelman Pirie Gomo at First Presbyterian Church in High Point NC on August 1 1936 at five o clock. The bride elect has received numerous social courtesies and additional events are planned by friends including Patricia Hall Helen Davis A S Parker and others ahead of the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McMullan
Jacklyn Reed
Kelman Pirie Gomo
First Presbyterian Church
High Point
North Carolina
Miss McMullan
Patricia Hall
Helen Davis
Montheu Avenue
A. S. Parker
A.S. Parker, Jr
W. Frank Armfield, Jr
McMa''an
Celebration for BE H Hill’s 61st birthday at Trinity homeplace
BE H Hill’s children and grandchildren gathered at the Trinity homeplace for his 61st birthday. A lawn dinner was followed by singing around the organ. Attending were multiple Hill families from Trinity route 1 and Archdale, with Hal Hill absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Hill
Trinity
Mr. Hill
E. H. Hill
Nixon
Bertie
Ava Hill
Lee Hill
Alvin Hill
Emma May
Harold
John Hill
Bobby
Billie
Bernard
Victor Hill
Dana
Don
C. L. Hill
Cecil
Evangeline
Quentin
Jeannette
Archdale
Hal Hill
Statesville
Business Girls Club Dinner Meeting Scheduled
The Business and Professional Girls' club will hold its regular weekly dinner meeting at the WwW. C. A. Hut tomorrow evening at 6:30 o'clock. It is hoped there will be a full attendance of the membership at this time if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls
Flagler Attends Roaring Gap Meeting at Graystone Inn
F J Flagler spent the weekend at Graystone Inn Roaring Gap where the seventh annual summer meeting of Winston-Salem Traffic Club was held. Hon William E Lee Interstate Commerce Commissioner Washington DC spoke at the dinner. The Holder family and others returned to the city after visits to Conway and Myrtle Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Flagler
Graystone Inn
Roaring Gap
Joan Livengood Hosts Fourth Birthday Party
Joan Livengood of Williamston hosted her fourth birthday party at her grandparents’ home on Newton Street. Guests enjoyed games and a dining room ice cream and cake service by Helen Livengood and Elizabeth Yow, with many gifts for the honoree from Peggy Jane Yow Charles Yow and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Livengood
Williamston
J. S. Livengood
Newton Street
Helen Livengood
Elizabeth Yow
Peggy Jane
Charles
Mary Lou Yow
Charles Evans, Jr
Gene and
Nancy Peace
Jean Fesperman
Kenneth and
Jerry Hollingsworth
Janis Hedrick
Pat Surratt
Margaret Mitchell
Betty Jo Hedrick
Joan
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Set at Mrs Welch Home
The American Legion Auxiliary meets Tuesday night at 7 45 at the Greensboro road home of Mrs J C Welch. Associate hostesses will be Mrs H W McCain Mrs Jack Burris Mrs W J Bennett and Mrs Paul Gibson. Reports of the year’s work will open the business session and a group from Miss Vesta Copeland’s dancing class will perform. Full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
J. C. Welch
Greensboro Road
H. W. McCain
Jack Burris
W. J. Bennett
Paul Gibson
Vesta Copeland
Miss McMullan Arrives for Sister’s Wedding
Miss Nell McMullan of Washington DC is expected tonight at the home of her father J R McMullan. She will attend the upcoming August first wedding of her sister Miss Jacklyn McMullan to Kelman P Gomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell McMullan
Washington, D. C
J. R. McMullan
Jacklyn McMullan
Kelman P. Gomo
Reverend J Clay Madison Heads to New York Lectures
The First Methodist Protestant pastor left High Point yesterday for New York City to attend a series of lectures at Union Theological Seminary. He expects to return in time to lead Sunday services at his church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clay Madison
First Methodist Protestant Church
New York City
Union Theological Seminary
High Point
Local residents make visits to distant cities and return
Mr and Mrs David Yow returned from a week long trip through Pittsburgh Cincinnati and other points by way of Washington and the Shenandoah valley Miss Irene Latsley left for Richmond Va after a week with Miss Virginia Frank Mr and Mrs O L McCampbell hosted visitors from Rockville Ind and Claremont Calif Mrs H Howard Caskey and two children left for Charleston W V to visit her mother Mrs L B Gardner Mrs Royster Tucker and children returned from Paradise Point Mr and Mrs Harry Gordon and children spent the weekend in Statesville visiting Mia Steinberger and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Yow
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Washington
Shenandoah Valley
Irene Latsley
Richmond
Virginia Frank
H. Howard Caskey
Salisbury
Charleston
W. V
Harry Gordon
Statesville
Mia
M. Steinberger
Local visitors and guests converge in the city
The text lists numerous people visiting or staying in the area. Lottie Redding from Trinity visits her aunt Mrs D T Andrews on East Russell street. Mrs Frank Carriker recovers from appendectomy and moves home to the Ambassador apartment on Richardson street. Families from Asheville Hendersonville White Lake Myrtle Beach and Atlanta are noted as visiting or arriving for brief stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lottie Redding
Trinity
D. T. Andrews
East Russell Street
Frank Carriker
Guilford General Hospital
Ambassador Apartment
Richardson Street
Eugene
Gatlin
Frances Ann
Betty Jean
Eugene, Jr
Tate Street
Roosevelt Shares Would Fish Today Aboard Schooner Sevanna
President Roosevelt, vacationing aboard the Schooner Sevanna off Shelburne Nova Scotia, planned a day of deep sea fishing for tuna cod and pollock hoping for favorable eastward conditions. He postponed returning around the southern tip of Nova Scotia for at least one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laberty
Shelburne
Roosevelt
Sevanna
Nova Scotia
Woolen And Worsted Mills Report Larger Profits
The Federal Trade Commission found most woolen and worsted mills posted higher returns in the first half of 1935 than in the prior six months of 1934. The study covers 254 companies and notes dyeing and finishing firms showed losses while spinning and wearing firms profit. It discusses wage and hour changes needed to affect profitability and cites specific return percentages by group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission Today
Roosevelt
Deaf visitors feel roar through floor at Washington zoo
A delegation from the deaf and dumb visited the Washington zoo and, with Head keeper William Blackburne, stood before a lion’s cage. When the lion roared, the room shook and the group felt the vibration through their feet, proving how sound can be perceived by touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Blackburne
Townsend Body Ends Meeting in Cleveland
Delegates at the Townsend national convention return home after William Lemke endorses old age revolving pension idea. Lemke urges fair compensation. Townsend ticket leader avoids direct endorsement. convention declines to back any candidate during the campaign. speeches seen as personal views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William Lemke
Union Party
Townsend
Congress
North Dakota
Cleveland Stadium
Labor troubles dot the nation with strikes and talks
Labor difficulties span Chattanooga Tennessee to Sterling Illinois and Santa Ana California as 800 workers strike at Bennett-Hubbard Candy and 1 400 at Northwestern Barb Wire. Talks in Chattanooga and a peace conference aim to restore 1500 workers to jobs while Mexican fruit pickers in Santa Ana press for union recognition and a tentative settlement ends a harvest halt worth 20 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Peres
Chattanooga
Tenn
Erskine Mabee
Trades and Labor Council
Bennett-Hubbard Candy Company
Pound
Tennessee Valley Authority
Northwestern Barb Wire Company
Sterling, Ill
Steel Workers
Amalgmated Steel, Plate and Tin Workers Union
Santa Ana
Calif
Orange County
Stuttering Linked to Nervous System Disturbances
Dr. Erna Kiehn of Hamburg Germany explains that stuttering and stammering arise from disturbances in the nervous system, outlining a medical basis for these speech disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erna Kiehn
Hamburg
Germany
Fourteen Year Old Girl Urged to Delay Marriage Advice
A reader asks about marrying at 14 to a boy who promises care and punctuality. Miss Mansfield cautions that a 14 year old lacks maturity to marry, warns of regret, aging effects from early responsibility, and stresses marriage needs mutual love, trust, and shared goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Battle of Manassas Rehearsal Draws 2900 Troops
In Manassas Virginia on July 20 2 900 soldiers from the United States army and marine corps staged a dress rehearsal on the battlefield of first Manassas blue denim Federals and gray Confederate uniforms as officers finalized plans for the reenactment of the Civil War clash tomorrow marking 75 years since the historic encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manassas
First Manassas
United States Army
Marine Corps
Dayton dog tax chief resigns in Dayton Kentucky
Nelson Stone resigns as dog tax collector of Dayton citing time constraints from his roles as full time bartender fire department member ambulance driver life saving class instructor substitute police patrolman and assistant delinquent tax collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Nelson Stone
Stone
Colors Rule for Car Buyers This Year
Grays and tans lead in new car purchases as buyers favor neutral hues over brighter options this year. Automakers report steady demand for these subdued tones, citing broad appeal across models and trims.
Two Drown While Fishing Near Harper's Island
Anderson July 29 Two men from Hartwell Georgia Clifford Page and George died while fishing in the Savannah near Harper's Island. Their bodies were recovered several hours later. L E Carter and Page also of Hartwell were noted as being in the area.
Department of Force reports drop in new passenger crease sales
The U S Department of Ferce reports daily sales of new passenger creased about twenty percent from March to April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Ferce
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Business Girls’ Club
Mr. Flagler
R. R. Holder
Gene
A. J. Staley
Zona
Fay Henderson
Pauline Trotter
City
Conway
Myrtle Beach
D. C
Gloria
Moffitt’s
North Main
O. L. McCampbell
K. P. Cronknite
Rockville
Ind
J. G. Hirsbrunner
Claremont
Webb School For Boys
Summer
Alice Brooks
Enterprise Household Arts Department
West 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
L. Gordon
Asheville
Hendersonville
Rosedale Hotel
Cicero Brown
Jack
Phyllis
Felice Hayes
White Lake
Harry A. Plemming
W. H. Plemming
Theda Plemming
8. C
Caroline Cramer
Elizabeth City
Jane Pore Weaver
Arcie
Mary Simmons
Katharine Via
Wadesboro
Robert E. Lee Roof Garden
Norman Spell
Norman, Jr
Atlanta
Lawrence Council
Everett Pritchard
F. P. Price
Kings Mountain
Mrs
Jim Phillips
Rosalie
C. C. Dill
Rosalie Jones
Spokane
Lemke
Drouth
Belle Fourche S D
Nebraska
Marjorie Mansfield
Battlefield
BH. I. Rowag
Noxzem
Wiese
Miami Beach
Stewart-Warner
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