Pretty parties and weddings fill weekend in Winston-Salem
Social notes detail Misses Daisy and Bessie Cates hosting a pink and white party at Mrs. L C Lowe home with many friends and out of town guest Miss Hattie Stanley of Winston Salem. Surprises, birthdays, baptisms and church events fill the week with gatherings at Green street and Country Club drive along with notices of new homes and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Advant
Melita Plummer
Maggie Stanley
Vizzie Cates
Louise Rousey
Nancy Chemler
Bessie Poole
Ruby Rhodes
Bessie Cates
Luna Cates
Daisy Lowe
Bill Armentrout
Jeff Gaud
Clyde McCorn
Walter Moon
Frank Ring
Lyman Hedrick
Norman Hill
Willie Stanley
Dolen Hedrick
Robert Hulin
Curtis Scham
Alexander Gray
Miss Hattie Stanley
Winston-Salem
N. C
Thelma White
Martha Chamberlain
Alma White
Clyde Stanley
Miss White
Green Street
Grace Kirkman
Irene Nance
Verrice Chappel
James Nance
Harry Kirkman
Franklin Holt
Paul Coffey
Roswell McGinnis
Helen Marie Teague
Jasper B. Hicks
George A. Rose, Jr
Parker
Mesdames
W. W. Parker, Jr
C. Moore, Jr
D. J. Gooner
I. W. Cooper
Maxine Day
Franklin Street
Essie Tucker
Isabel Davis
Ralph Southern
Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Trips
F. W. Worth and family return home from Grand Rapids and Chicago after furniture markets. Tyson Ferree attends Architects and Contractors meeting in Wrightsville Beach. Several residents plan or complete visits to Fort Myers, Fla Charleston or Atlantic Beach, with family ties noted. Multiple travelers visit Asheville Raleigh Washington Richmond and beyond, while others host guests at homes on Johnson and Franklin streets and Otteray drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Worth
West
Lexington Avenue
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Disillusion
A poem by Gertrude Cook Page about a flower in a garden turning into a source of betrayal. The speaker laments losing love friendship and faith as the once perfect flower proves to sting and banish happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Cook Page
Walker announce birth of daughter Vanda Wray
Mr and Mrs C M Walker announce the birth of a daughter Vanda Wray on July 17 at their home in Archdale Mrs Walker before her marriage was Miss Mildred Thornburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Hayworth
High Point
Ashboro
Mary Frank
J. R. Lambeth
F. B. Lindley
Leatrice
Gordon
Gordon Lindley
Joel
Arthur Benton Williams
Helen
Thelma Staley
Lola Moser
Dorothy
Helen Woodall
Hal Winslow
Evelyn
Dwight Hall
Brenan
Jack Woodall
Billy Hylton
Billy Stuart
Margaret Giles
Edna Rea Aumah
Hazel
Evelyn Henant
Goldsboro
N. C
Robert S. Carrifan
Robert Smith, Jr
Thissell Street
Clyde Walton
Robert Clyde
Park Street
Goat serum may help treat septicemia at Berkeley
Berkeley doctors report a goat serum prepared from immunized goats shows improvement in Fred Daugherty 25 after treatment for strep tococci hemlythicum septicemia. The serum is produced by immunizing a goat with the bacteria in a secret process and may offer relief for an incurable disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Fred Daugherty
Daugherty
Lexington Society notices announce Anna Young and Cary Swaim on Aug 2
Word comes that Miss Anna Elisabeth Young will wed Mr. Cary Swaim August second at the bride’s aunt Mrs. John J. Ragan’s home in Atlanta. Miss Young, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. William G. Young of Spruce Pines, has lived in Atlanta with her aunt for five years. Mr. Swaim, son of Mrs. S. D. Swaim, works with Armour and Company in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Anna Elisabeth Young
Cary Swaim
John J. Ragan
Atlanta
Miss Young
William G. Young
Spruce Pines
Ragan
Picnic at Young's Mill for young social set
A Wednesday night outing at Young's Mill featured games and a supper. Chaperones included Mrs. Charles Young Mrs. Fred O Sink Mrs. L M Barksdale of Leaksville and Fred O Sink Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's Mill
Charles Young
Fred O. Sink
L. M. Barksdale
Leaksville
Fred O. Sink, Jr
Picnic for P. O. of A. auxiliary Tuesday July 26
The local camp of the P. O. of A. women’s auxiliary of the P. CO. 8. of A. will hold a picnic in the regular meeting hall in the Development building on Tuesday evening July 26. Every member is urged to be present bringing a well filled basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
P. O. of A
P. CO. 8. of A
W C T U Holds Meeting With Guest Evangelist
The local W C T U chapter met Thursday at 3 30 p m on South Main Street with Mrs J T Hedrick presiding as Mrs W T Hall led the session. Evangelist John C Cowell, guest speaker from the State Street M P church series, delivered an engaging message to the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hedrick
South Main Street
W. T. Hall
John C. Cowell
State Street M. P. Church
Mrs James Tunstall Visits Greensboro Relations
Mrs James Tunstall of Greensboro is spending the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tunstall
Greensboro
Mrs
Miss Frances Walser Returns From Fort Washington Visit
Miss Frances Walser returns after a week with her sister Mrs. Hiram B. Turner of Fort Washington. Mrs. Turner and her children Estelle Barbara and H B Jr accompany Miss Walser home and will stay about two weeks in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl D. Smith
Fort Myers, Fla
Mr. Smith
Annie K. Smith
J. F. Cusworth
Cusworth
Lois Smith
High Point
Frances Walser
Hiram B. Turner
Fort Washington
Hurt Return After Visit to Hackneys in South State Street
Mr and Mrs Wilson I Hurt returned to their New York home on Saturday after visiting Mrs Hurt's parents Mr and Mrs George L Hackney on South State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Haney
Doris
Betty Jane
Detroit
Mich
Mrs
Wilson I. Hurt
New York
Mrs. Hurt
George L. Hackney
South State Street
Miss Arlene Weaver Heads Nineteenth Century Race
Miss Arlene Weaver of Winston-Salem leads a local family pageant as the elder sister of Mrs. J T Batley in a North Winston event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Weaver
Winston-Salem
J. T. Batley
North State Street
Miss Evelyn Morgan Visits Bur-is Friends
Miss Evelyn Morgan of Bur-is visits friends in town and is seen socializing at local gatherings. The brief notes her presence and movement within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Morgan
Bur
Hunt Family Spends Weekend in Asheville
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunt and daughter Rachel are spending the week end in Asheville enjoying a brief family outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. R. BB. Biggers
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Lloyd Hunt
Rachel
Asheville
Craver Family Attends Enterprise Moravian Picnic
Mr and Mrs John Craver with sons Burke and Charles and Mrs Katheryn Richard with daughters Betty and Billie spent Thursday in Winston Salem. They attended an afternoon picnic held by Enterprise Moravian church at Crystal Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Boles
Alma Hooks
Dorothy Boles
S. H.shadburn
Roy Williard
James Paul
John Mendenhall
Leon Clark
Jas. R. Mills
Reede Snyder
Howard Snider
Buster
Bill Albertson
Thurman Clapp
John Craver
Burke
Charles
Katheryn Richard
Betty
Billie
Winston-Salem
Enterprise Moravian Church
Crystal Lake
Captain C. W. Trice Improves After Illness
Confederate veteran Captain C. W. Trice, who had a serious illness several days ago, is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Trice
Lexington Principal Heads to New York for Week with Doctor Stokes
Thomas D. Stokes the Lexington high school principal departed this afternoon for New York to spend a week with his physician and relative Dr. F. B. Stokes at Columbia University in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Stokes
Lexington High School
New York
F. B. Stokes
Columbia University
Margaret Cecil Returns From Thomasville Visit
Miss Margaret Cecil has returned from Thomasville where she was the guest of Miss Mary Rucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cecil
Thomasville
Mary Rucker
Glorifying Your Eyes Natural Beauty Tips
Eye care and cosmetic advice cover healthy eyes, eye baths, and light makeup to enhance sparkle. A brief dietary note lists vitamins A to G with foods like butter tomatoes eggs cod liver oil and yeast for better health and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Medical Association
Haddock looks spark little fish pun reply
A humorous exchange features a fish dealer advising a customer that looks are not the measure of fish. The cartoonish joke ends with a quip about buying a goldfish for looks.
Dynamite Slips Into In Street Pocket Scene
Mur phy asks about a in shirt pocket while Dono van whispers dynamite awaiting Casey. Casey’s pattern of slapping the chest and breaking a pipe prompts a threat of breaking his hand. Tit-Bits style dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Donovan
Casey
Railroads Said Responsible for About Nine Percent Force
A report notes that roughly nine percent of the force is due to railroads. Officials discuss the impact on operations and regional transportation policy.
The Baby Visitors We Cannot Rule
Olive Rot Barton writes of a baby visiting a spotless home. The infant’s messiness exposes adult anxiety about cleanliness and control. The mother frets while the narrator suggests patience and acceptance of a baby’s natural behavior.
Quick Grease Stain Removal Tip in Dining
A vintage tip advises rubbing hands together to heat them then placing one palm under the stain and rubbing briskly with the other to make the grease spot disappear. This method relies on heat transfer from friction to lift the mark from fabric.
Smoothing Roast Beef Gravy With Water And Flour
A small amount of water and flour should be mixed thoroughly before adding to the stock to produce a smoother roast beef gravy.
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Co. B. Woodall
Thelma
Hazel Perry
Peggy Redding
Dwite Hall
Mary Elizabeth Marshal
Brenson
Jack Burris Woodall
Helen Key
Hazel Holder
Blanche
Avery
Harrison Hayworth
Helen Reddick
Guilford General Hospital
Wall
Matt Wall
Greenway Drive
Wiltshire Boulevard
Mrs. Smith
A. Glenn Smith
Central Friends Announcements
Central Friends
Annex
H. A. White
Danty
Walter Henant
Goldsboro, N. C
A. E. Williams
Clyde McSwain
Tate Street
Annabelle
Ade
Junior Rothrock
Harold Robbins
Reynolds Koonce
Mildred Workman
Lula May Stanley
Frances McSwain
Sam Robbins, Jr
van McSwain
Fred W. McSwain
Annie Lee McSwain
Margaret Alice Price
Joel Robbins
Theron Robbins
Doris Wise
Sarah Grady
Ruby Workman
Helen Robbins
Madge Robbins
Oshie Layton
Ruby Tucker
Julia McSwain
Frank Bailey
Barbara Barclift
Miss Barclift
Henderson
Henderson Daily Dispatch
Helen Johnson
W. D. Burwell
Spotswood Burwell
W. W. Parker
John D. Cooper, Jr
W. B. Jones
William Harold
Bruce Wagner
High Point Hospital
Mrs. Colon C. Crawford
Barbara Jean
Einstein
Lyle Einstein
North Main Street
Clarence Goldsmith
Bob Hughes
L. W. Lovelace
Jack Campbell
C. E. Peace
Lillian Tyndall
Ida Clarke
Addie Lomax
Zetha Boswell
Eva Griffith
Mach
el Griffith
Tyree Nabors
Bert Ellington
Tyson T. Ferree
Wrightsville Beach
Architects and Contractors
Naomi McBeil
Pearson, Ga
Mrs. L. J. Young
Johnson Street
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Charlotte Grimes
Washington, N. C
Nancy Cox
Raleigh
Hazel Sebastia
J. William Moon
Mary Birch
Earl Womble
Edith Armstrong
Hazel Shipman
Paul Davis
Atlantic Beach
Jacksonville
Fla
Carl W. Berrier
Lakeland, Fla
Richmond, Va
Willis Anderson
Greenway Place
R. G. Hendrix
East
J. B. Wood
Irving Cagle
Carl Johnson
Montreal Que
Canada
Portland
New York City
C. H. Anderson
Frances
Hoboken
N. J
Ethel Cobb
Charlotte
Addie Moore
Otteray Drive
Anderson
Annie Morton
Tomlinson Manfacturing Company
Cobb
Ethel Carter
Amos Hosiery Mills
Jewell
Marcia Montague
Rome
Dorothy B. Wright
State Street
V. R. Montague
Jewel Montague
Edmond Shoup
Memphis, Tenn
Louise Salsbury
Frank Shaffner
Nellie Byrd
Mabel Teague
Norfolk, Va
Yorktown
Paul Cummings
Goode Cheathan
Dan Compton
Steele Street
Moffitt’s
Lexington Society
C. L. Leonard
Greensboro Street
B. 8. Brown
Ed F. Hedrick
Pauline
Sadie Sink
Concord
Women's Missionary Society
The
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina
Alicia Hart
Beaty
Eugene
Blaine
Willowbrook ST
Olive Rot
Barton
NEA Servic - Inc
Sonny
Yow’s
Ned
Gardless
Yow’s Funeral Home
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