Hawthorne Fetes Guest At Social Bridge Party
Mrs. J. W. Hawthorne hosted a Friday bridge party at East Main street Thomasville in honor of her cousin Miss Dimetric Waldrop of Richmond Virginia. Five tables played with high score prize perfume bottle won by Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth and second by Mrs. G. W. Shey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. W. Hawthorne
Bridge
East Main Street
Dimetric Waldrop
Richmond
Harry Lee Lambeth
G. W. Shey
Miss Aldrop
Miss Waldrop
Mesdames O. R. Hodgin
Tom Lambeth
Charles Lambeth
Carson Cox
Charles
Ralph Owens
Clifford Owens
Newark
N. J
Charles Wall, Jr
Joe Moffitt
Owes
Birthday celebrations and social notices in a Greensboro paper
The issue details Master Buddy Nance and Little Dallas Ring Jr celebrating birthdays with family and friends on Steele Street and Granby Street. It also notes a Main Street M E church auxiliary meeting, travels of local residents, visitors from out of town, and brief updates on ill or recovering residents and social gatherings at Myrtle Beach and Wrightsville Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Ring
Dallas S. Ring, Jr
Granby Street
Larry Green
Main Street Aux
Woman's Auxiliary of
Main Street
M. E. Church
Thrift And Saving For A Stronger Future
An article argues for disciplined thrift as a path to security for individuals and families. It discusses earnings limits, fair taxation, prudent saving, and avoiding speculative investments, with examples from a farm couple and lessons for youth. It also notes European saving traditions and daily prudent practices for health and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Many Social Events Held in Lexington
Lexington residents enjoyed a week of bridge parties at Mrs. Robert Hope's Erlanger home with high and low scores recognized for guests including Miss Dora Dorsett and Mrs. Cecil Hayes. A bridge shower honored Mrs. L. Cohen Browne with elaborate gifts and dinner parties for local debutantes occurred on East Center Street. Kathleen Black celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a West Second Avenue dinner and festivities, while birth of Barbara Joan Smith at Davidson Hospital was announced.
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Lexington
Robert Hope
Erlanger
Hope
Jack Childress
Edith Anderson
Dorothea Dorsett
Sarah Frances Vestal
John Tolen
Thomasville
John Raper
Childress
John Smith
Vern Sebastian
Smith
East Center Street
Hilda Williams
Helen Pickard
C. B. Hall
Greensboro
Browne
Kathleen Black
West Second Avenue
Reid Black
J. B. Jones
Charles Williams
R. L. Meachum
Helen Decker
Augusta
Nancy Brewer
Wa Forest
Elizabeth Cublum
Batesburg
8. C
Sarah Green
Jim Daniel, Jr
J. Frank Smith
Davidson Hospital
Barbara Joan
Richard D. Bverly
Richard D. Byerly
Richard Dale
Chestnut Street
Byerly
Ruth Haynes
Virginia Beach
Sterling Cottage
Evelyn Garner
Wilma Planter
Fay Beshears
Blanche Beasley
Selma Elder
Local Couple Ties Knot in Martinsville Ceremony
Frances Fern Davis and William Gothard Darnell wed in a quiet Martinsville Methodist church ceremony on Saturday June 9Rev McLeod officiated. Attendants included Mary Hubbard Georgia Tuttle Larston Tuttle Paul Lassiter and Frank Reed. Mrs Darnell is the daughter of E E Davis and Mrs Davis of Sophia while Mr Darnell is son of J T Darnell Smith Street. They reside with the Darnell family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Frances Fern Davis
William Gothard Darnell
McLeod
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Hubbard
Georgia Tuttle
Larston Tuttle
Paul Lassiter
Frank Reed
Darnell
E. E. Davis
Sophia
Route 1
Mr. Darnell
J. T. Darnell
Smith Street
Automobiles rise in Egypt from 1925 to 1932
In Egypt automobile use grew from 10 300 in 1925 to 27 675 in 1932 reflecting expanding private transport and mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Family travels and visits span Atlantic City Paris and Geneva
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rus sell and Mr and Mrs A H Wardell headed to Atlantic City and New York. Hugh A Moulse of Long Island City is due for a family visit. Mrs Moulse and daughter stay with Mrs Moulse's parents Dr and Mrs O A Kirkman Jr. Mrs Kirkman sails from New York to Cherbourg aboard Hamburg bound for Paris then Geneva to join sister Dr Gladys Morgan for medical research. They plan a European tour ending in Oberammergau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Russell
A. H. Wardell
Atlantic City
New York
Hugh A. Moulse
Long Island City
N. Y
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
New York City
Hamburg
North German
Lloyd Line
Cherbourg
France
Paris
Geneva
Switzerland
Gladys Morgan
University of
Massachusetts florist develops plant with potatoes and tomatoes
A Massachusetts florist reports a plant engineered to produce potatoes at the roots and tomatoes along the stalks, presenting a novel multi harvest botanical concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Series of Meetings By I. W. A.
A series of meetings planned by the Industrial Workers Association was announced by D. W. Bradley. The schedule begins with a Sunday school at 9 45 a m, then Tuesday and Thursday evening gatherings, Friday night boarders meeting, and Saturday 6 p m textile workers session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Workers
D. W. Bradley
Bradley
South Main Street
English Invention Secures Spare Tires With Safe Lock
An English invention uses a combination lock controlled by a knob resembling a safe lock to retain spare tires on automobiles. The device aims to prevent theft and simplify access to the spare tire.
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Cooksey
Walter Rapp
Alvah Boyles
Paul Hassler
Julia Brown Jennings
Mamie Harris
Zed Griffith
Washington
Mr. Griffith
May Sumner Griffith
Yonahare
North
Corona
Dwight Ware
Main Street M. EB. Church
Theresa Hoover
Virginia Boyles
Frances Griffin
Jennie Reid
Bessie Newby
C. G. Griffin
Kimesville Lake
E. H. Mahone
Fearl, Jr
Atlanta
L. O. Parker
Albemarle
J. F. Garner
R. K. Farrington
Colonial Drive
Parker
George Finch
W. G. Smith
O. R. Hodgin
E. C. Jernigan
F. D. Jones
West Main Street
Mr. Jernigan
E. C. Jones
Blowing Rock
Miss Mack Harris
Duke Hospital
Durham
Mrs
Edward Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Mr. Finch
J. B. Magill
West Palm Beach, Fla
G. T. Alexander
Lia College ST
Buddy Nance
J. L. Nance
Steele Street
Buddy
Stella Mae Gentry
Ruby Bowden
R. E. Thomas
Richard Crowder
Bobby Lamb
Bobby
Jackie Ballinger
Doris
Harry Snyder
Emily
Jean Cook
Lloyd Nance, Jr
R. L. Hughes
Washington, D. C
D. A. Skinner
Camden
Maine
Cc. G. Mitchell
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Carter Dalton
Caroline Dalton
Myrtle Beach
R. T. Amos
H. A. Millis
Henry Millis
Virgie May Perkins
Centennial Avenue
Douglasville
T. O. Whittingdon
West Bay Street
Rome
A. 5. Chase, Jr
Grace Scoggins
Elizabeth Goodman
Carolina Beach
Eloise Wright
Lake Junaluska
Wright
Young People's
David H. Blair
Blair Farm
David Blair, Jr
Hill School
Pottsdown
Jack Burris
Carl Harrison
Lenoir
R. H. Younts
Leone Clark
Clara Brame
Paradise Point
Burris
J. T. Whetcher
Bill Thacker
Beatrice Stewart
Forrest Avenue
J. R. Graham
Mr. Graham
Columbus
Norma
Bill
Mount Uila
Fred Purdue
Buck Matthews
Susie Myers
Rena Clodfelter
Bob Myers
Gladys Rainey
Spencer W. Jackson
Madison Apartments
M. C. Rowland
Montheu Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Wassie Wilson
Louise Stevenson
Janet Rawlings
Weldon
Meeta Heath
Mary Stafford
Norfolk, Va
M. W. Garrett
Virginia Carrier
Asheville
W. E. Davis
Chicago
Iil
E. S58. Brooks
H. L. Burton
John
Wrightsville Beach
Everett Stroud
Dallas Goodman
C. F. Williams
Hal Brown
High Point
Ilinois
R. F. Johnson
South Hamilton Street
Albert Kirkman
Albert, Jr
Atlanta, Ga
Mr. Kirkman
Johnson
Webster
Europe
Germany
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
First Reformed Church
South Main
Russell Streets
Stewart Warner
Benes Ae
Stewart-Warner
N. Main ST
OFEFR
Community Arts Club
T. J. Underwood
Denny Street
Christian Endeavor Society
Welch Memorial Church
8S. E. Caldwell
Ruth Trexler
Hollywood
Calif
Vogue Beauty Shop
America
Lyles Chevrolet Coq
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