Attractive Luncheon Honors Miss Jacklyn McMullan
A noon luncheon hosted by Miss Mildred and Miss Edith Crowder at Steele Street celebrated Miss Jacklyn McMullan ahead of her wedding to Kelman Gome at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Armfield and Mrs. Davis with a three course meal and gifts of china, crystal, and goblets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacklyn McMullen
Kelman Gome
First Presbyterian Church
Mildred
Edith Crowder
Steele Street
Miss McMullan
Frank Armfield, Jr
Robert Davis
China
Armfield
Mrs. Davis
McMullan
Mesdames Armfield
Davis
L. J. Fisher, Jr
Talmadge Ellington
Robert Cook
Joseph Weaver
Frances Kester
Frances Spillman
Greenville
N. C
Alice Nesbitt
Ruth Privatte
Edenton
Patricia Hall
Georgia White
Marion Elliott
Agnes Crowder
Mary Reid Idol
Alma Andrews
Eleanor Pope
Catherine Brown
Dorothy Griffeth
Leora Hampp
Ann
Nell McMullan
Nancy Gillam
Statesville
Marguerite Mann
Hellen Bonner Eshelman
Alma Virginia McCain
Mildred Furgurson
Lois Chidester
Guest
Mary Louise Johnson
Williamsport
Berta Carraway
Lexington Bride and Groom Begin Married Life in City Home
Miss Hilda Elizabeth Koonts of Lexington and Mr. Clifford William Comfort of Asbury Park N J were married Sunday at 9 am in the home of the bride's parents on West Third Street. The service was conducted by Dr J C Leonard with a short musical program preceding. The couple planned a bridal trip to Washington D C New York City and parts of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Hilda Elizabeth Koonts
Clifford William Comfort
Asbury Park
N. J
H. H. Koonts
West Third Street
J. C. Leonard
First Reformed Church
Lincoln Link
Washington, D. C
New York City
New Jersey
Comfort
Harvey Hill Koonts
High Point
Davidson Theater Company
H. C. Comfort
Mont Alto School of Forestry
Pennsylvania
School of Forestry
State College
The
Soil Conservation Service
Local residents noted on travels and health updates
Mrs Gilbert Clinard and Misses Mary Allen Clinard and Dorothy Stewart returned from a week at Nag's Head. Jimmy McCall improves at home after pneumonia. Lois Perkins Louise Cagle and Earl McKinney go to Washington for a weekend with friends. Dewey Hill improves after appendicitis operation. Mrs A Ershler and son Stanley depart for extended vacation in Washington New York and New Jersey. N C Myers family returns to Sparta after visit. Raymond Royal home after three years in the U S Navy with Pacific and foreign cruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Clinard
Mary Allen Clinard
Dorothy Stewart
Nag’s Head
Lois Perkins
Louise Cagle
Earl McKinney
Washington, D. C
A. Ershler
Stanley
New York
New Jersey
Raymond Royal
B. C. Royal
Mint Street
U. . Navy
Pacific Coast
Miss Lucille Cheek Party Held in Asheboro
Miss Lucille Cheek was guest of honor at a birthday party hosted by her parents on Asheboro route two with about twenty five guests. After games and dinner the evening ended with watermelon on the lawn. Related notes mention a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs C L Moffitt and a North Carolina Eastern Star meeting with Mrs B M Weatherly present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Lucille Cheek
R. L. Cheek
Miss Swanna
Miss Georgia Cheek
C. L. Moffittt
North Asheboro
Zip Humble
Pearl Spence
Eastern Star
B. M. Weatherly
Franklinville
North Carolina
Young and Best Couple to Wed in August
Announcement from Asheboro announces the wedding of Kermit Leslie Young of Asheboro to Miss Mary Frances Best daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Best of Concord The ceremony is planned for the latter part of August Mrs Russell Parks of Asheboro hosted her bridge club Tuesday afternoon with two tables for play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Leslie Young
Asheboro
Mary Frances Best
W. T. Best
Concord
Russell Parks
Church Social Ice Cream Supper Postponed
The ice cream supper for this evening sponsored by the Women’s Missionary group at Hilliard Memorial Church has been postponed to a later date. Woodmen’s Circle meets tomorrow at eight with a venue change to Woodmen’s Hall East Commerce Street. Highland M E Church Woman’s Missionary Society holds monthly meeting with Rev Buck as guest speaker on Foreign Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliard Memorial Church
Csonguiftes
Woodmen's Circle
Woodmen’s Circle
East Washington Street
Wodmen's
East Commerce Street
Highland M. FE. Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Highland M. E. Church
Cheves
G. R. Ward
Birthday Party For Master Frank Newby In Thomasville
ThomasvilleJuly 31. Frank Newby celebrated his fifth birthday with a party at his parents home on Randolph extension. Guests enjoyed games stories and a large pink and green birthday cake. Attendants included Miss Lillian Yow Miss Helen Hinkle Mrs M L Bales and Mrs Robert Williams. A long list of local children attended and were given plates ice cream small cakes and mints.
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Thomasville
Randolph Extension
Frank Newby
Lillian Yow
Helen Hinkle
M. L. Bales
Robert Williams
Nancy Jean Gray
Harry Lee
Bobby Lambeth
John Farrington
Gordon Smith
Brown
Emily Finch
Margaret Green
Bobby Jean Black
Mary Long
Pauline Walker
William Tomlinson
Martha
Betty Lou Phillips
al Boyles
Jimmy Murr
Martha Ann Curlee
Betty
Joan Hassler
Local society notes and visits around town this week
Evelyn Baker returns from Garden City Long Island. Rankin prepares as Main Street Methodist soloist. Dudley Givens and family visit Dr. and Mrs. W G Smith from Henderson Kentucky. Mrs Murdock visits Washington DC. Rapp family at Morehead City. Harrison sisters visit Portsmouth. Howell hosts Crutchfield Penney and Starnes from Raleigh Albemarle. Young set hosts Legion Hut dance with school orchestra. Children world circle meets at Phillips home led by Mrs Lawing with Mexico theme. New members Sonny Dillon and Pauline Walker welcomed. Edna May and Dorothy Rose guests of Mrs Lawing. Crowell of Raleigh weekend guest. Myerhasag hosts relatives including Heilig family. Homer Sink and son visit Winston-Salem. Crutchfield visit Myrtle Beach. Lambeths in Chapel Hill. Livengood sisters arrive for visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craver
Lake Junaluska
M. E
Nell Deadman
Salisbury
Mary Morris Terry
W. C. Goings
Sadie Bailey
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Atlanta
W. F. Brown
Charles FE. Williams
Beaufort
Elizabeth Terry
Sanford
May Oliver
Myrtle Beach
A. D. Folger
Mount Airy
Cletus Welch
Billie
Oteen
Mary Frances Williams
Shelby
Charles E. Williams
Montise Link
Asheville
State Board
Beauticians
A. J. Fox
Raleigh
Lexington
D. A. Tesh
Enterprise
Misa Mare Livengood
Vira Clodfelter
Charlotte
R. E. Myers
George Gloff
Thomasville
Knoxville
William Stewart Matthews
R. L. Welch
East Main Street
Catherine Covington
Betty Jennings
Margaret Newlin
Lillian Hughes
Eleanor Moore
Newlin
Elsie Farrington
The
American Legion
Evelyn Baker
Garden City
L. I
W. W. Rankin
Eleanor
F. 5
Lambeth
Rankin
Main Street Methodist Church
Dudley Givens
Betty
Henderson
W. G. Smith
Robert Murdock
Washington, D. C
Robert Rapp
Bobby
Jerome
Morehead City
Ruth
Ethel Mae Harrison
W. T. Steel
Portsmouth
C. M. Howell
Dorothy Crutchfield
Albemarle
Daffney Penney
Mabel Starnes
Annie Howell
High Point
Hazel Crutchfield
Children’s World Circle
Main Street
M. E. Church
Betty Lou
Martha Phillips
J. E. Lawing
Mexico
Charles Phillips
Sonny Dillon
Pauline Phillips Walker
Mrs. Phillips
Edna May
Dorothy Rose
Maiden
CC. E. Crowell
John R. Myera Hag
A. James Heilig
Sara Belle Heilig
Statesville
Annie Preston Heilig
Norwood
James T. Heilig
Homer Sink
Jack
Winston-Salem
V. Crutchfield
Tom Lambeth
Chapel Hill
North Carolina farm bureau federation forms permanent body
Farmers from 57 counties completed a permanent organization of the North Carolina farm bureau federation. Elected president J. Be Winslow of Greenville and vice president W. F. Woodruff of Nashville led the new group with Edwin A. O Nea l as executive secretary. The American farm bureau federation head urged militant action to raise farmers incomes. Executive committee members named include W. W. Watson Lake Landing Alonzo Edwards Hookerton Godruff Winslow J. R. Morris Wilmington A. J. Whitley Smithfield J. D. Johnson Garland R. F. Shaw Greensboro G. T. Hall Woodsdale J. L. Christian Surry county J. M. Wilcox Sanford W. S. Patterson Stony Point and J. G. Crawford Cooleemee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation
J. BE. Winslow
Greenville
W. F. Woodruff
Nashville
RE. F. Arnold
Edwin A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
North Carolina
W. W. Watson
Lake Landing
Alonzo Edwards
Hookerton
Godruff
Winslow
J. R. Morris
Wilmington
A. J. Whitley
Smithfield
J. D. Johnson
Garland
R. F. Shaw
Greensboro
G. T. Hall
Woodsdale
J. L. Christian
Surry County
J. M. Wilcox
Sanford
W. 8. Patterson
Stony Point
J. G. Crawford
Cooleemee
Synchronizing Aircraft Engines With Panel Disc Indicator
On newer planes a rotating disc on the instrument panel guides pilots to sync engines within a fraction of a revolution to the minute, using real time visual feedback.
Miss Edna Creel Becomes Bride of Harold Harville
The wedding took place Sunday evening July 26 at Tabernacle Baptist church Raleigh with Rev. Forrest C. Feezer officiating. Bride Miss Edna Creel wore white satin and a pearl tiara veil. The couple plans a week trip then reside in Raleigh with parents Mrs C L Hood and Mr and Mrs W T Harville. Out of town guests included Mrs Ruthfin R Pendergraft and Mr T B Creel Chapel Hill Miss Margaret Austin Philadelphia and Mr and Mrs W T Harville Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Creel
Harold Harville
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Raleigh
Forrest C. Feezer
Ina Ferrell McNeil
Guy D'Hardelot
Paten Brown
Tabernacle Church
Lohengrin
Mendelsohn
Mr. Brown
Mrs. McNeil
T. B. Creel
Chapel Hill
Margaret Austin
Philadelphia Pa
W. T. Harville
Winston-Salem
Miss Hiatt Bercomes Bride of W V Vaughn in Chesterfield
Miss Dora Hiatt married W. B. Vaughn in Chesterfield D. C. on July 25 in a ceremony led by Rev. L. M. Cameron. The couple planned a dinner party afterward and a wedding trip, with residence in High Point after August 15 where Vaughn works for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Hiatt
W. 8. Vaughn
Chesterfield
D. C
Cotton Leaders Predict Big Season Ahead in New Orleans
In New Orleans on July 31 cotton leaders forecast a strong upcoming season. Charles Fenner of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange says spinners will absorb southern bales at satisfactory prices. B F Creekmore predicts higher acre output aiding production and a market rebound in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
King Cotton
Charles FE. Fenner
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
B. F. Creekmore
American Cotton Cooperative Association
California Lad Looks Like Davis Cup Star But Education First
SEA BRIGHT New Jersey July 31 Joe Hunt a 17 year old Los Angeles student impressed as a potential Davis Cup singles partner for Don Budge after a strong win over Gregory Mangin of Newark in the 49th Seabright tournament. Davis Cup captain Walter Pate said the door is open if Hunt continues to progress while prioritizing education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea
Hunt Plans to Enter University of Southern California
The fragment indicates a plan for Hunt to join the University of Southern California, suggesting continued athletics or education pursuits rather than quitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Sity
New Orleans Milk Strike Impacts Prices in City
Milk farmers outside New Orleans north of the city reach a six day strike end agreement to meet price demands. Citizens face a one cent per quart rise while milk supply remains steady in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mississippi
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Jacklyn McMullan
E. M. Taylor
North Main Street
H. B. Edwards
Moffitt’s
North Main
Jimmy McCall
J. H. McCall
Parkway
Dewey Hill
Jamestown
Guilford General Hospital
Mrs. N. CC. Myers
Sparta
Mrs. W. E. Myers
Ohio
A. H. Kanter
Liston Pope
New Haven
Conn
Mary Anna
Durham
Pope
Wesley Memorial Church
Legion Hut
Atlas Fruit
High Point Hardware CO
Atlas Dui
ATLAS
Hazel-Atlas Glass CO
Wheeling, W. Va
Miss Hiatt Bercomes
Bride OF W
Vaughn
Creekmore
Ben J. Willexporter
R. Schulze
Presid and Meyer Co
Gulf World
Far East
California
Tole
Zema
Camay Soap
Kotex
Burma
New Yorker
Rexall
Ruggist
EPSOM
SS and
Economie
Lax