Murray Family Relocates to Hickory for Work
Mr and Mrs Walter Murray depart to Hickory to establish a home where Mr Murray is employed with the Hickory Manufacturing company. Several local clubs and meetings are listed for Friday and the week ahead including Philomathean Beta Pi and Mary Harper Philathea classes, with venues across Hillcrest West Green Parkway and South Main streets. Notables include Mrs A Caldwell receiving a D A R appointment to chair the Southern Division for Historic Spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Walter Murray
Mr. Murray
Hickory Manufacturing Company
Social Roundup of Local Families and Visitors
Mr and Mrs Royster Thurman and sons visited friends in Thomasville yesterday. Miss Eleanor Armfield and Miss Miriam Burgess are visitors in New York. Miss Emma Lou Fores is staying with Mrs J T Smith south of the Coach Wade Marietta. Miss Sue Burnett leaves for Atlanta. Mr and Mrs Don Merrill and Miss Doris Treasel guests of Mrs Ella Bishop in Mangum Avenue. Mrs R L Waynick will attend UNC commencement as Parker Waynick’s guest. Rev and Mrs W R Shaffer and children go to Philadelphia for ten days. Dr Alien K Foust will preach at First Reformed during Shaffer’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Merrill
P. W. Merrill
Doris Treasel
Akron
Ohio
Ella Bishop
Mangum Avenue
W. R. Shaffer
Philadelphia
Alien K. Foust
Catawba College
First Reformed Church
Texas Rangers
Pickett
South
America
Mrs Moffitt Hosts Bridge Luncheon in Lexington
Mrs J W Moffitt entertained her contract bridge club and guests at her West Second Avenue home. The luncheon featured an en suite lower floor, roses iris and delphiniums, a lace cloth table, and four tables of bridge with prizes for high and low scores awarded to Mrs B H Finch Mrs H W Dorsett Mrs P M Bernhardt and Mrs Paul Hinkle. Guests included Miss Frances Thompson and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leington
Lexington
J. W. Moffitt
Contract Bridge Club
West Second Avenue
High Score Club
B. H. Finch
H. W. Dorsett
P. M. Bernhardt
Paul Hinkle
Frances Thompson
Charles Hackney
J. L. Gordon
Woodrow McKay
C. H. Thompson
J. M. Gamewell
J. H. Thompson
Frank Holton
Bridge Party Honors Hostess at South Main Home
Mrs. W. F. Welborn entertained Friday morning with a contract bridge gathering at her South Main street residence. Four tables lined the living room under a rose and iris display. Mrs. Fletcher Wall won high and received a flower bowl. Mrs. O. J. McCoy was low and got a deck of cards. Mrs. W. P. Watson Jr. of Winston-Salem, a guest, received a flower container.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Welborn
Contract Bridge Club
South Main Street
Fletcher Wall
O. J. McCoy
Frances Thompson
8. W. Rabb
L. R. Hunt
F. A. Watson
Addie Todd
W. P. Watson, Jr
Winston-Salem
T. K .McCrary
J. H. Thompson
T. C. Hinkle
James Adderton
C. H. Thompson
L. M. Grimes
Wade H. Phillips
G. W. Mountcastle
John B. Craven
C. C. Wall
Doodrow McKay
W. Rabb
Mary Little
Alice Lee Fitts
Hattie Lee Burgess
Marynheimer
Sarah Kincaid
Ellen Owen
Ida Conrad
Alma Owen
Jimmie Ledbetter
Forney Roseman
South honors guest as Frances Thompson wedding plans noted
The piece records a social event honoring Frances Thompson with a bottle of perfume as a gift to the bride elect. Hostess duties were shared by Mrs. 8. W. Rabb and others, with invited guests listed, followed by notes on an evening of dining and bridge and prize winners.
Ex Governor Moody quits hunting after debt payoff
Former Governor Dan Moody, whose hunting trips drew criticism during his term, renounces gun, rod and reel until he settles a substantial six year state salary debt of four thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan Austin
Dan Moody
Sweden gains seventh Caterpillar member
Lieutenant Bjorn Gustav Bjuggren of the Royal Swedish Air Force earned his life saving parachute jump after his trainer aircraft crashed during testing at Barbaryd field. His rescue marks him as Sweden’s seventh Caterpillar club member joining an international group recognizing survival in a parachute descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caterpillar
Stockholm
Sweden
Bjorn Gustav Bjuggren
Royal Swedish Air Force
Bjuggren
Barbaryd Field
French Air Ministry Sets Plan to Switch Military Planes
The French air ministry will replace gasoline engines in all military aircraft with oil burning engines. This decision aims to reduce fuel reliance and enhance performance, signaling a major shift in aviation policy and military logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Air Ministry
Cotton Summer Styles In White Dominates Fashion
Vogue for white continues with cottons at peak. White cottons are cool washable and economical. A double breasted jacket blouse in white pique leads a sporty summer look paired with a sailor beret. A beach frock in pique proves popular in Europe and expected to trend in the United States.
Griffiths Host Night Bridge Club at West Main Street
Mr and Mrs Zed Griffith entertained the Night Bridge Club at their West Main Street home with two tables and a floral setting. Mrs Meade Hite won the ladies high score prize and Mr R M Cooksey led among the gentlemen, with handkerchiefs awarded to both winners. Refreshments followed play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zed Griffith
Night Bridge Club
West Main Street
Meade Hite
R. M. Cooksey
Griffith
George Finch
T. A. Finch
Gracious Hostess Hosts Thursday Bridge Club
Mrs. G W Lyles entertained the Thursday Bridge Club at her Salem street home on Thursday afternoon. Scores determined high and second high honors with Mrs W E Tomlinson receiving an organdie refreshment cloth and Mrs 8 G Moore earning ice tea coasters. Delighted guests included Mesdames Tomlinson Moore Jennings Cox Rapp Swaim and Miss Mamie Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Lyles
Salem Street
Thursday Bridge Club
W. E. Tomlinson
G. Moore
8. G. Moore
R. G. Jennings
Carson Cox
Robert Rapp
A. R. Swaim
Mamie Harris
Myers Welcome Ruth Credle With Summer Flowers Dinner
Mr and Mrs John R Myers hosted a Tuesday dinner west of the city for houseguest Miss Ruth Credle of Pantego. The dining room featured summer flowers and a centerpiece of sweet peas in a silver bowl. Attendees included Miss Annie Yow Mare Snell Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilson and Mr and Mrs Myers. A four course dinner was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Myers
Ruth Credle
Pantego
Misses Credle
Annie Yow
Mare Snell
Ralph Wilson
Mrs. Myers
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Hodgin and Miss Creedlie
Mrs George Finch welcomed her bridge club guests at Colonial Drive with two tables of play on Wednesday morning. Mrs D R Hodgin won a book prize and Miss Creedlie of Pantego received a handkerchief. A two course luncheon followed with guests including Miss Ruth Creedle and several Mrs. Finchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Finch
Colonial Drive
D. R. Hodgin
Creedlie
Pantego
Ruth Creedle
Ralph Wilson
Wilson
T. A. Finch
O. R. Hodgin
BE. H. Mahone
C. H. Newby
Reece Harville
R. M. Cooksey
Richard Knight Visit Near Durham Highlights Family Stay
Richard Knight of Durham has been the guest of his sister Mrs. R. M. Cooksey at her Highland avenue home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Knight
Durham
R. M. Cooksey
Highland Avenue
Bowen couple returns home after visit
Mr and Mrs Stacey Bowen of Dunn North Carolina returned to their home after a short visit with Mrs Bowen’s parents Mr and Mrs B C Pearce on School avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacey Bowen
Dunn, N. C
Miss Marylee Sykes and Miss Virginia Pearce Move Past
Miss Marylee Sykes and Miss Virginia Pearce are described as spending the past period together in social circles. The note highlights their companionship and local community presence without detailing additional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylee. Sykes
Virginia Pearce
Superintendent Maddox Attends Raleigh School Meeting
D. W. Maddox, superintendent of the city schools, spent Thursday in Raleigh attending a state meeting of school superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Maddox
Raleigh
Tomlinson Jr. Visits Family Before Baltimore Health Post
T H Tomlinson Jr has been studying at a medical school in Baltimore and is visiting his parents on Highland Avenue for a week. After the visit he will return to Baltimore to begin duties in a position recently accepted with the city board of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Tomlinson, Jr
Baltimore
T. H. Tomlinson
Highland Avenue
City Board of Health
Greensboro Residents Host Thursday Visit
Mrs. J. L. Winningham of Greensboro was the guest of friends here Thursday. Mrs. R. G. Jennings and Betty Clare and Royal Jr., leave Monday for White Lake where they will spend some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Winningham
Greensboro
R. G. Jennings
Betty Clare
Royal Jr
White Lake
Miss Lucy Eason Returns from Stantonsburg Visit
Miss Lucy Eason returned Thursday from Stantonsburg where she spent several days with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Eason
Stantonsburg
Nashville family visits West Main Street relatives
Mrs. E. C. Jernigan and her daughter Suzanne from Nashville North Carolina arrived yesterday to spend time with Mrs. Jernigan's parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Jones on West Main Street. Mr. Jernigan will join them later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Jernigan
Suzanne
Nashville, N. C
Costly coal and unreturned tones in a joke line
A quip from the Irish Independent notes a teacher asking about coal priced at 19 a ton and a dealer delivering a little over four tons. The exchange ends with Willie saying it isn’t right, yet common. Another Prospect adds a joke about a writer whose publisher is found but not yet sent to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Irish Independent
Hopkins Receives LL.B. Degree From Syracuse University
Mrs P Augustus Hopkins and her eight children witnessed Hopkins receive an LL B degree from Syracuse University for the second time 18 years after his first graduation. He is proprietor of the Syracuse Spring Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
P. Augustus Hopkins
Hopkins
Syracuse University
Syracuse Spring Works
German invents rocket carried air camera for aerial photos
A German innovator has devised a camera mounted on a rocket for aerial photography. After exposure the device descends by parachute, allowing the plate to be recovered.
Presbyterian Young People hold 13th conference at Davidson
Davidson College hosts three to four hundred Presbyterian Young People’s League delegates for a week long program starting June 9. Rev J H Henderlite and Miss Mamie McElwee lead the executive committee with classes on Bible missions church work and stewardship. Dr Walter Lingle will deliver the Sunday sermon and Miss Margaret Engle oversees recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson College
Presbyterian Churches of
North Carolina
Davidson
Presbyterian Young People’s League
David
J. H. Henderlite
D. D
Gastonia
J. M. Walker
Charlotte
J. R. McGregor
Lexington
Claude T. Carr
Mooresvile
W. M. Baker
Mebane
Mamie McElwee
Statesville
Presbyterian Church
Samuel M. Glasgow
Knoxville
Tenn
Chester Alexander
Tarboro
A. Cartledge
Columbia Theological Seminary
Decatur
Jean Dupuy
Assembly
Richmond
Porter Smith
Brazil
H. M. Wilson
Hurley
J. F. Hardie
Atha Bowman
H. G. Goodykoontz
Jobiean Anderson
Peace Junior College
Ben R. Lacy
Union Theological Seminary
Walter L. Lingle
Margaret Engle
Florida
William Duncan
Montreal
Young People's League Conference Opens Next Tuesday
The formal opening will be at 8 45 p m next Tuesday in Chambers building auditorium. The meeting will outline work to be done while here. Albert B McClure of Davidson is president Sam Wiley of Salisbury is vice president and Miss Mary Johne Howe of Gastonia is secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Albert B.mcclure
Davidson
Young People's League Conference
Sam 8. Wiley
Salisbury
Mise Mary Johne Howe
Gastonal
MELLO GLO Face Powder Ad Promises Velvety Skin
An old promotional notice touts MELLO GLO face powder claiming smooth spread, long wear, and pore minimization. It markets the powder as government approved coloring matter, suited for all complexions, and urges purchases at Mann Drug Store and Eckerd's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mann Drug Store
Eckerd’s
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Philomathean Club
Charles Ragan
Hillcrest Drive
Laurance Ingram
Garnet Pollock
W. E. Price
Parkway
Mary Harper
Welch Memorial Circle
Tuesay
Woman's Missionary Society
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
High Point CO. ER
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
North Main Street
Allen Jay
Peggy
Allen Jay School
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Springfield Friends Church
Monroe Hendricks
Louise Thurber
Lena E. Nance
W. W. Ellington
Ona Thurber
Jay Hendricks
Eloise Wilson
John Richardson
Caldwell
A. &. Caldwell
Whittaker
Sidney Cooper
Henderson
Moffitt’s
Royster Thurman
Pleanor Armfield
Miriam Burgess
New York
Emma Lou Fores
Wade Mariette
Mrs. Mariette
University of South California
Mr. Mariette
Sue Burnett
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Atlanta
R. L. Waynick
University of North Carolina
Parker Waynick
Mrs. Moffitt
Europe
Chicago
al Capone
al, Capone
Lefty Louie
Legs Diamond
Jack the Monk
Dago Frank
Savannah
Georgia
Florence Martus
Miss Martus
Mrs. Zed Griffith
Thomasville
Meredith College
W. H. Willey
George Heckle
Pittsburgh, Pa
Jimmy Higgins
Spartanburg, D. C
Mary Lee Sykes
Elizabeth Baer
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr, Pa
Miss Baer
M. T. Hicks
Max Bones
North Min Street
Lexingsonay
Frank Gregson
Direction of
Americar
VE & 48Th ST
J. Leslie Kincaid Hotel ‘Corporation
Nelly Don
Lucette
Ww. C. Beavans
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