DGIN WEDS HARRY HICKS IN VIRGINIA MARRIAGE
Announcement of Miss Tillie Hodgin of Jamestown marrying Harry Hicks of High Point on Saturday July 22 in Danville Virginia in the presence of relatives and friends. The couple will reside at 310 South Hamilton Street Greensboro.
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Dgin
Harry Hicks
Tillie Hodgin
Jamestown
High Point
Danville
John Hodgin
Cora Weaver
Lynchburg
Logan Porter Mirror Company
Mrs. Hicks
Hamilton Street
Bride of Voorheesville Honored at Bridge Teas in New York
Mrs. William Munyan of Voorheesville N. Y. visiting relatives here was treated to a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Rupert Pickens Jr and Miss Mary Munyan. Four tables played as garden flowers decorated the home on Montlieu avenue. High score won by Miss Rosalyn Roscoe. second by Miss Ella Burton Hutchinson. Guests included Mrs Ella Burton Hutchinson and others from the local social circle plus Mrs Owen Reese and Miss Eleanora Fladger of Richmond visiting Mrs J C Moore.
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Julia Hurt Doub
G. A. Ballew
Howell Street
Charlotte and
Booneville
W. H. Gibson
Doub
Ballew
Tess McMullen
Margaret Kiemme
Virginia Ellicon
Mr Kiemme
Jacqueline McMullan
Mary Scoggins
LaVelle Wilson
Mildred Crowder
Marguerite Burress
Edith Crowder
Doris Moser
Ruth Jones
Asheville
J. Fay Horton
Elilangton
Mona Harville
Gladys Ellington
ER. C. Harville
Colonial Drive
Hubert Ellington
Lillian Lyndale
Edward Koonce
Archie Koonts
EB. C. Harville
Enestse
Misa Ruth Russell
Mina Gladys Ellington
C. C. Ellington
Eugene Horney
Tess McMullan
Kiva Grissom
Vera Smith
Kenneth Ellington
G. T. Ferrebee
Ida Clarke
Ray Storme
Hunter Dalton
William Munyan
Voorheesville
N. Y
Rupert Pickens, Jr
Mary Munyan
Bridge
Montlieu Avenue
Oaalyn Roscoe
Ella Burton Hutchinson
Mungan
Pickens
Miss Mungan
Rosalyn Ruscoe
Elizabeth Strickland
Louise Cooke
Mesdames
Roy Welborn
L. W. Flythe
Robert Garland
George McLarty
Cameron Cridlebaugh
Fletcher Welch
Herbert Dunkelberger
Louis Voorhees
Holt McPherson
J. C. Moore
George W. Lowe
Owen Reese
Eleanora Fladger
Richmond
Charles Meredith
Euras Meredith
Charles
Nealy Meredith
Park Street
Dorothy
Billy
Mazine Hunsucker
Hildah
Billy Boyles
Roxie
Margaret
Lucille Lowe
Bobby
Lucille Samuels
Evelyn
Charles McDowell
Annie Meredith
American Legion Auxiliary Hears Fidac Talk by Thomas Sprinkle
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. J. C. Welch's home Friday with Thomas W. Sprinkle giving an engaging talk on Fidac the veterans alliance of ten WWI nations. Edna May Douglas and Aline Vance played violin tunes from Fidac countries. Officers were elected including President Mrs. C. A. York and Secretary Mrs. R. R. Blackburn. Delegates to the state meeting in Wilmington were named. Junior members in Fidac costumes served Russian tea and cake.
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American Legion Auxiliary
J. C. Welch
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Gove
Fidac
Organization of Veterans of the World War
Edna May Douglas
Aline Vance
Mra
L. W. Flythe
Mra. N
Stirewall
R. R. Blackburn
J. W.mcguinn
Reid Marsh
Oscar Smith
Clara
Evelyn Boyd
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Wilmington
Co. A. York
Jack Burris
Lewis Teague
St T. Mann
W. J. Bennett
I. W. Flythe
J. C Welch
Elisabeth Welch
Auxiliary
Elizabeth Welch
Aged Woman Active On Davidson Farm
Lexington July 22 News reports 89 year old Mrs Sallie Allred a respected Hedrick's Grove figure milks cows chops wood handles corn and performs many farm tasks at the Davidson farm where she and her ailing husband Lem Alfred live His illness has kept him unable to work and she has taken on household farm and livestock duties.
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Lexington
Sallie Allred
Hedrick’s Grove
Lem Alfred
Air route cut trims London to Capetown journey
One day is shaved from the 11 day London to Capetown flight and the 8000 mile voyage now takes 10 days after removing several night halts. Officials plan further cuts to nine days.
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London
Capetown
Fittel Tower in Paris Showcases Iron Structure
The Fittel Tower in Paris is built entirely of iron resting on a masonry foundation. Glass is used to enclose certain rooms reserved for special purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
People Alone and Morelle Huffman Visit Grandparents
Daughters of Mrs. Bertha Huffman of 424 Tate Street spend summer with grandparents in Hickory and plan to return to High Point on September first. Various local residents are noted visiting, hospital stays, and trips to cities such as Winston-Salem Atlantic City Philadelphia and Chicago with family and friends.
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Alone
Morelle Huffman
Bertha Huffman
Tate Street
Hickory
High Point
Dorothy
Thurston Street
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Local Notables Seek Short Visits and Travels
E F Hughes improves satisfactorily after surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs William Munyan of Voorheesville New York newlyweds visit their grandmother Mrs W G Mungan and relatives in the city. Miss Davis Hayworth and Miss Hallie Hayworth visit Miss Mary Eilen Blackmon at Lancaster South Carolina. Miss Virginia Young of Lynchburg Virginia visits cousins Wilma Lee Evans and Jessie Lee Royals. Mr and Mrs L H Cherry depart for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress Exposition for about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Munyan
Voorheesville, N. Y
Munyan
W. G. Mungan
Davis Hayworth
Hallie Hayworth
Mary Eilen Blackmon
Lancaster
Blackmon
Greensboro
Virginia Young
Lynchburg, Va
Wilma Lee Evans
Jessie Lee Royals
L. H. Cherry
Chicago
Sterilization and Pasteurization of Milk
The passage explains sterilization as heating milk enough to kill all germs and spores. It defines pasteurization as heating milk to destroy most germs including disease germs.
Prince Eitel Friedrich Turns Fifty in Silent German Circles
The former Kaiser's second son Prince Eitel Friedrich, now less influential in German politics, remains active in the Steel Helmet group and recently marked his fiftieth birthday with a public portrait and muted celebrations.
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Eitel Friedrich
Kaiser Wilhelm
Steel Helmet
Mrs Carl Carter Honored At Bridge Party Here
Mrs F R Allman and Mrs R L Proctor hosted a bridge party at Montlieu Avenue in Winston Salem for Mrs Carl Carter formerly Nellie Muse. Five tables played with Mrs J B Smith high and Mrs Carter second high. Consolation went to Mrs H C Gordon. Guests included Mrs Fred Abernathy Mrs Clyde Swaim J B Smith B E M Bender and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Carter
Winston-Salem
Nellie Muse
F. R. Allman
R. L. Proctor
Montlieu Avenue
J. B. Smith
H. C. Gordon
Bytha Moxley
Carter
Fred Abernathy
Groometown
Clyde Swaim
Thomasville
B E. M. Bender
Lexington
Mesdames
H. Williard
Tate
Robert Farmier
Joseph Caudle
Edger Johnson
J. H. Hogrefe
Gilbert Muse
Mae Weaver
Hssie Glenn
Ethel Morley
Clara Schieder
Ranelle Farr
City
Relief expenses in N C decline in June
Raleigh July 22 Relief expenditures in North Carolina for June totalled 928 468 dollars, down 11 percent from May 1 043 666 and 30 percent below the March peak. Mecklenburg led counties with 865 786. Hyde had the lowest at 1 427.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Governor’s Office of Relief
Mecklenburg
Guilford
Wake
Forsyth
Buncombe
New Hanover
Durham
Johnston
Wilson
Gaston
Sampson
Rowan
Hyde
Currituck
Chowan
Rev. John Peeler To Conduct Services In Lexington
Lexington, July 22. Rev. John Peeler of Lenoir will conduct services at the local church today and deliver sermons focused on community outreach and renewal. The schedule includes afternoon prayer and evening lectures on social reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
John ©. Peeler
Lenoir, Will
Revival Series Starts at Beulah Reform Church Tomorrow
Beginning tomorrow at Beulah Reform Church the revival series opens at two o clock in the afternoon with daily services next week at 230 in the afternoon and at 8 o clock in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Reformed Church
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Los Angeles
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France
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Fourth Street
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Connor Street
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Lexington Avenue
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Hawthorne Road
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Danville, Va
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Pittsburgh, Pa
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Centennial Avenue
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