Miss Gibson Hosts Informal Tea for Visitors
Iris Rose Gibson hosted an informal 4:30 to 6:00 afternoon tea at her Washington Street home in honor of Misses Maxine Dunlap of Rock Hill South Carolina and Elaine and Hilda Middleton of Winston Salem. Regina Frost greeted guests and the event included an old adage contest won by Jeannette Short who received perfume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Rose Gibson
Washington Street
Maxine Dunlap
the Rock
S. C
Elaine
Hilda Middleton
Winston-Salem
Regina Frost
Jeannette Short
A. Lee Gibson
A. B. Frost
R. M. Dailey
Daughter Born To Mr and Mrs Pope in New Haven
Mr and Mrs Liston C Pope of New Haven Conn announce the birth of a daughter Mary Anna at Durham on July 27 Mr Pope formerly served as director of religious education at Wesley Memorial church Litle girl celebrates birthday Vera Wagner 12 with party at 2009 Almina Street 25 friends attended and pink and blue decorations were used Announce birth of daughter July 29 Mr and Mrs W T Black report a daughter born at their home 1707 Welborn Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liston C. Pope
New Haven
Conn
Mary Anna
Durham
Vera Wagner
Almina Street
Mrs. W. T. Black
Welborn Street
W. J. Jefferies
Loretta Jane
Carr Street
Miss McMullan And Mr Gomo Honored At Informal Supper
Wedding details for Miss Jacklyn McMullan and Kelman Gomo are to be solemnized in an afternoon ceremony at the First Presbyterian church. A steak fry at City Lake Park hosted by Williard Leathers drew attendance from Miss McMullan and Mr. Gomo plus several friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McMullan
Mr. Gomo
Jacklyn McMullan
Kelman Gomo
First Presbyterian Church
Williard Leathers
City Lake Park
Gomo
Mildred Crowder
Curtis Newton
Edith Crowder
Frank Parker
Mildred Ferguson
Ed Rankin
Pat Hall
Dick Armfield
Leora Hampp
Mr. Leathers
Local residents and visitors itinerary across Lexington and beyond
A string of social notes lists residents and guests including Jessie Frazier visiting Sarah Redwine in Lexington, F H Henderson arriving from Birmingham to be with his mother after surgery, Burton Wagger stopping at Ocean Forest hotel in Myrtle Beach, Ora Mae Welborn returning from Charlottesville, Ruby Martin visiting Helen Betts in Lexington, C W Buchanan and daughter Mary with Cleo Brown traveling to Washington and Baltimore, Rachel Ingram spending the week in Lexington, and a group including Mrs Julian Snyder and Greensboro visitors returning from Dover New Jersey after trips to Atlantic City and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Henderson
Birmingham
Ala
BE. C. Henderson
East Lexington Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Burton Wagger
Myrtle Beach
Ocean Forest Hotel
C. W. Buchanan
Mary
Cleo Brown
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Julian Snyder
City
Rodgwal Koontz
Greensboro
Chester Koontz
Lexington
David Koontz
Dover
N. J
Atlantic City
New York
Reynolds
Altrusa Dinner Meeting At Sheraton Hotel
The Altrusa club held its regular dinner meeting in the private dining room of the Sheraton hotel with Miss Lois Welborn presiding. Twenty members attended along with two visitors Mrs arion Welch Stewart of Matthews North Carolina and Mrs C Vestal of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Lois Welborn
Arion Welch Stewart
Matthews
N. C
C. ©. Vestal
Greensboro
Bridge Event At Emerywood Country Club Features Nine Tables
Nine tables of bridge were arranged for the bi weekly event at Emerywood Country Club yesterday morning. Prizes went to Miss Pearl Thompson for high score, with many players taking part and luncheon following the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Miss Pearl Thompson
Mesdames R. T. Amos
Horace Haworth
Forrest Murray
Ernest Wall
Johns. Welborn
A.S. Parker
Mabe Ridge Wedding Solemnized in Cheraw
Mrs H M Ridge Sr announces the marriage of her daughter Sarah Louise to William Grady Mabe Cheraw South Carolina on Saturday July 25. Mrs Mabe is the second daughter of the Ridges of 805 Willowbrook street. The groom is the son of the late Mr and Mrs J W Mabe of Winston Salem. After August 15 they will reside in Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Ridge
Sarah Louise
William Grady Mabe
Cheraw, &. C
Mabe
Ridge
Willowbrook Street
J. W. Mabe
Winston-Salem
Winston- Salem
Double Ceremony Unites Couples From Asheboro
In a double wedding at Whiteville Presbyterian parsonage on July 26, Eva Phillips of Franklinville wed Allen Scott of Asheboro and Ida Phillips wed Colon Way of Asheboro. The brides are daughters of J. C. Phillips. Scott hails from Asheboro, now with Asheboro Printing. Way with Way Grocery. After a brief eastern North Carolina trip, the couples will live in Asheboro. Also noted is the birth of Sallie Walker to Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCrary of Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Eva Phillips
Franklinville
Allen Scott
Ida Phillips
Colon Way
Whiteville
Ralph C. Kloontz
J. C. Phillips
N. C
Poole Announces Birth of Son in Asheboro
Mr and Mrs C B Poole of Asheboro route announce the birth of a son born Friday July 24 in the local hospital. Both mother and baby are reported doing nicely.
Visitor Honored At Bridge Party In Randleman
Miss Rozelle Smith entertained at her Hardin Street home Monday night at a bridge party in honor of Mrs. J. E. Edwards of New London Connecticut. Kate Brokshire won the high score prize and Mrs. Edwards received a buffet set. Ice cream and cake were served. Mrs. F D Sparks of High Point was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dickens.
Carrick announces birth of Harley Theodore Carick
Mr and Mrs L C Carrick announce the birth of a son Harley Theodore Carick on July 25. Miss Rozelle Smith plans a visit to Mrs J B Edwards of New London Conn. Earl Graves has returned to Washington DC after visiting his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Carrick
Harley Theodore Carick
Rozelle Smith
J. B. Edwards
New London
Conn
Earl Graves
Washington, D. C
Marjorie Mansfield Faces Courage to End Easier Escape
Marjorie Mansfield weighs leaving easy financial relief to bear heavier family burdens. The decision highlights personal resolve amid mounting pressures and uncertainty about the future course of action.
Dear Miss Mansfield: Break engagement for love not security
A reader seeks advice about ending an engagement with a generous, well-meaning fiancé whose views clash with hers. The columnist urges breaking the engagement rather than marrying without love or shared values, stressing trust and affection as essential to a lasting marriage.
Local Families Enjoy Outing at Coxe's Pond
Linda Graves remains ill at home. Mr and Mrs J E Brown and family of Rockwell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs R E Allred. Mr and Mrs Beck and daughter and Mr and Mrs J R Brown and daughters enjoyed an outing at Coxe's Pond this weekend with Hal Brown joining on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Graves
J. E. Brown
Rockwell
Sunn
R. E. Allred
Lovely Luncheon Honoring Visitors Held Yesterday
Miss Dorothy Stabler hosted a pleasant luncheon at her West Farriss avenue home to honor guests Miss Marion Davis of Towson Estate Baltimore and Miss Mary Louise Johnson of Williamston Penn visiting Miss Lois Chidester on Rotary drive. Also present were Miss Hazel Tucker and other local girls as they enjoyed a decorative crystal setting and a birthday gift for Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Stabler
West Farriss Avenue
Marion Davis
Towson Estate
Baltimore
Mary Louise Johnson
Williamston
Penn
Lois Chidester
Rotary Drive
Hazel Tucker
Davis
John
Dorothy
Sarah Taylor
Leora Hampp
Forest Fire Claims Three in Montana Rocky Front
A wild forest fire in the Little Rockies near Havre Montana destroyed a 25 mile front. Three U S Geological Survey members Camer on Baker John Rowles and S R Brockunier were killed. Dr Knechtel leader of the party survived with burns and shock. A missing man identified as McCarthy, a Yale student, is unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Mont
Little Rockies
U. S. Geological Survey
Cameron Baker
Northwestern University
John Rowles
Sandusky
S. R. Brockunier
Lowell
Knechtel
Washington
McCarthy
Yale
McDiarmid to Meet Welsh in Play Today
In Sea Bright New Jersey the two upset winners John McDiarmid of Fort Worth Texas and Barney Welsh of Rockville Maryland advance to a third round meeting for the Sea Bright bowl. Welsh defeated Gene Mako and Robert Underwood while McDiarmid beat Bobby Riggs to reach the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabright
N. J
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Texas
Barney Welsh
Rockville
McDiarmid
Welsh
Gene Mako
Robert Underwood
Los Angeles
Bobby Riggs
Family Reunion Dinner Honors W A Lamb Sunday
Mr and Mrs W A Lamb hosted a noon reunion dinner at their Greensboro road home. All their children attended with families including T N Brindle and children of Statesville P M Perfect and three children of Miami G L Huggins of Dover N J and H M Lamb Lacy Mary Billie and Johnnie Lamb of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lamb
Greensboro Road
T. N. Brindle
Statesville
P. M. Perfect
Miami, Fla
G. L Huggins
Dover
N. J
H. M. Lamb
Lacy, Mary
Billie
Johnnie Lamb
Funeral Held For Drowning Victim Crawford Drowns Fishing Boat Capsizing
Funeral services for J. Clarence Crawford 21 of Central Falls were held Monday afternoon in Asheboro after he drowned Saturday when the fishing boat capsized below the Central Falls bridge. Interment was in Asheboro cemetery. He is survived by sister Mises Essie Crawford and two half-sisters Mrs Florence Hurley and Mrs Sam Gann, all of Central Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
J. Clarence
Doomis) Crawford
Central Falls
Central Falls Bridge
Mises Essie Crawford
Florence Hurley
Sam Gann
Concord Youth Dies From Infantile Paralysis
Funeral services were held for 16 year old J. Stallings of Concord, the citys first 1936 case of infantile paralysis who died Monday. County health officers reported this the only case so far this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
J. Stallings
Cows in Siberia Wear Glasses to Prevent Snowblindness
In northern Russia and Siberia heavy snows blanket pastures and some cows wear protective glasses to cut glare and prevent snowblindness. The measure aims to shield livestock eyes during bright winter days and prolonged sun on snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Siberia
Miss Robinson Becomes Bride of Lynn Haney
Ruth Robinson wed Lynn Haney on July 17 1936 in Danville Virginia officiated by Rev G M Turner The bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs R L Robinson of Washington DC The couple will reside with the groom’s mother on East Green Street in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Robinson
Lynn Haney
Ruth Robinson
Lynn
Dan Va
G. M. Turner
Haney
R. L. Robi
Washington, D. C
G. W. Summey
Mr. Haney
Nora Haney
Ord L. Haney
East Green Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Gibson
Mrs. Pope
E. M. Taylor
North Main Street
H. 8
Epwards
Shade
Moffitt’s
North Main
Jessie Frazier
Sarah Redwine
Ora Mae Welborn
Charlottesville
Ruby Martin
Mocksville
Helen Betts
Gatewood Avenue
Rachel Ingram
Marjorie Smith
Faith Berrier
Lebanon M. P. Church
Glad Girls
East Green Street Baptist Church
Harold Surratt
South Hamilton Street
Archdale
Epworth League of the
Archdale Methodist Church
T. W. Bowman Io Rehdale
Altrusan
Natty
W. J. Fraley
J. W. Thompson
John C. Abels
Herman Smith
Richard Salsbury
Atlanta
R. S. Quigley
John H. Davis
Roy Welborn
John A. Russell
F. J. McKibben
Rodney Snow
C. T. Ingram
R. B. Terry
G. C. Umuery
Springfield
Ohio
Sarah Tomlinson
Mary Alice Berckmans
Augusta
Betty Jo Abels
Margaret Briggs
Lib
Frances Lambeth
Helen Marie Sheloff
Eleanor Amos
Eleanor Powell
Pauline Douglas
Margaret Hayworth
Betty Hunt Murray
Theo Redman
Betty Hardin
Mabe-Ridge
Frank McCrary
Sallie Walker
Randleman
F. D. Sparks
High Point
J. E. Dickens
Mrs
L. Dobson
Asheville
Kate Brookshire
T. A. Brookshire
Earl Johnson
A. N. Bulla
Dave Ferree
Alice
Margaret Sue
Bradnar
Ferree
Marjorie
Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
Marjorie Mansfield
Mary Frances Hicks
Ed. Hicks
East
Commerce Street
Mary Frances
Mayview Manor
Blowing Rock, N. C
Jack G. Craft
Grandfather Mountain
Shipper
Lewis Luckenbach
Luckenbach Steamship Co
San Francisco
Gladys Luckenbach
Ates Run
Stor
Wx Luhrest
Son
Rosanne
Kress
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