Society Notes From Greensboro Area
Society items report visits in Greenboro and Blowing Rock by Mrs. Irvin Groome Mrs. E A Snow Mrs R A Wheeler and Mrs F A Henley. Mrs Rodney E Snow and son Rodney Jr return from Blowing Rock after eight weeks. Mrs C M Walker and Barbara visiting Mrs F A Haley on Lind Street. Beatrice Teague to Greensboro for weekend with Rev and Mrs Barager. Nellie Smith improving after illness. Mrs Amos recovering from appendicitis operation at High Point hospital. Mrs Walter Thomas hosts Beta Pi club with summer flowers and refreshments.
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Thomann
Walter Thomas
Beta Pi
Thurston Street
Birthday party and church service mark Cloverdale and Springfield events
A Cloverdale birthday party hosted by Mrs. P. L. Cul ler for her daughter Blanch drew more than forty guests including Mrs H L Newbold and Miss Thelma Wines kie. At Springfield a candlelit procession and YWCA conference program wrapped up with prayers, songs, and a "No More War" demonstration led by Miss Mary Petty and Miss Blanche Platt.
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P. L. Culler
Cloverdale
Miss Blanch
Old Friends Church
Springfield
Clara Cox
H. A. White
Mary Petty
North Carolina College For Women
America
Lake Jnaluska
Sweet Briar
Blanche Platt
Miss Francis Smith and Miss Beeson Smith Honored at Atlanta Bridge Tea
Visitors from Winston Salem and High Point were guests at Cascade Terrace for a bridge tea hosted by Mrs. R. C. Park and Mrs. Cliff B. Smith. The event featured gladioli and petunias, a top score prize of a dress scarf, consolation prize, and boudoir slippers for the honorees.
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Miss Smith
Francis Smith
Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
Cascade Terrace
R. C. Park
Cliff B. Smith
Beeson Smith
Winston Salem
N. C
High Point
Smith
Frances Smith
C. H. Keel
Gentry
J. C Branan
Fred Burnett
J. H. Foster
W. W. Dudley
S. W. Kenan
A. McClellan
James T. Calloway
Dan Smith
E. J. Griggs
J. M. Pierce
Comer Pasons
Albert Crumbley
G. W. Farrier
Jack Danbury
Cliff Smith
Reunion Enjoyed By Nated Family At Washington Street Home
More than 100 relatives of J. D Suttenfield gathered at 204 East Washington Street for a long anticipated reunion. A picnic lunch on the front lawn featured fried chicken cakes sandwiches and fruit as stories from early days sparked laughter and reminiscences among the Suttenfield family members including G. A. Suttenfield C. M. Suttenfield Conway Suttenfield Mrs. Susan Suttenfield J. H. Suttenfield and Jessie B Jarrett with others from Spray Leaksville Winston-Salem and across the state.
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J. D Suttenfield
East Washington Street
Suittenfield
Mr. Suttenfield
G. A. Fftenfield
Spray
C. M. Suttenfields
Conway Suttenfield
Leaksville
Susan Suttenfield
J. H. Suttenfield
Winston-Salem
J. D. Jarrett
Jessie KB. Jarrett
Claudine Wells
Norfolk Sergeant Ruddick Sees First Film and Ball Game
After thirty five years on the Norfolk police force without enjoying a moving picture or a baseball game Sergeant William J. Ruddick traveled to New York to indulge in a long awaited outing.
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Norfolk
Srgeant
William J. Ruddick
New York
Bailey to stand trial in Washington federal court
Jas D Bailey, charged with using the mails to defraud, was moved to Washington DC to face federal court. He allegedly offered rural carrier automobiles at steeply reduced prices with small down payments and monthly installments. He was arrested in Winston-Salem about a month ago after federal investigators trailed him.
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Bailey
Washington
Winston-Salem
Jas. D. Bailey
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Ma Shal Bryant
Hampton
Pacific Arlington Planned by Los Angeles Legion Posts
A large 11 000 grave plot has been acquired in Glendale Cemetery for a Pacific Arlington memorial by American Legion posts in Los Angeles County. A fund is set aside for a major monument and ongoing maintenance of the west coast soldier dead burial ground.
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Los Angeles
Cal
American Legion
Los Angeles County
California
Glendale Cemetery
The Red House Mystery Begins in The Enterprise
Detective story fans get the first installment of A. A. Milne's The Red House Mystery in The Enterprise on Monday July 31. The serial promises suspense and classic British detection as the plot unfolds.
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J. P. Morgane
A. A. Milne
Europe
Red House
Enterprise
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W. A. Barager
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Thelma Wineskie
Forrest Murray
Tom Powell
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Lawrence Malion
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Ennis Blake
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Martha Sartin
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Mary Kanady
Ettea Hornady
Hazel Yates
Thelma Culler
Blanch Culler
Myrtle Goeins
Bernice Blake
Sally Chandler
Mertaline Chandler
Ethel Dillon
Rachel Culler
Marie Rich
Clara Hubbard
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Violet Kerr
Clarence Schour
Ray Ward
Robert White
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William Ruth
Charles Ruth
Donnie Mayers
Odell Culler
Grady Mann
Carl Ward
Max Parish
Ed Harmon
James Culler
Alva Smith
S. M. Sarratt
Paul York
Herbert Combs
Fisher Chatam
Thelma Wrenn
Mile
Mistinguett
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Fokker’s
A. H. G. Fokker
Germany
Naval
Nated
J. D. Suttenfield
West
Hunt
Hunts Soap
J. A. Hare Drug Company
Raleigh, N. C
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Southern Rail
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Raleigh
Southern Railway System
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