Miss Stearns Weds Dr. T J Wilson in Trinity Church Hewlett
Miss Dorothy Stearns of Cedarhurst and 570 Park Avenue New York married Dr. Thomas James Wilson III of Chapel Hill at Trinity church Hewlett Long Island. Reception followed at Keewaydin home. Flowers and garden party at A E Taplin home featured Madonna lilies roses delphiniums and many prizes with attendees from Greensboro Reidsville Winston Salem Lexington and Thomasville.
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Stearns
T. J. Wilson
ILI
New York
Dorothy Stearns
Cedarhurst
Park Avenue
Thomas James Wilson
Chapel Hill
N. C
Trinity Church
Hewlett
Long Island
Keewaydin
Miss Stearns
Cooper Stearns
Shipley School
Bryn Mawr
Paris
Rockaway Hunting Club
North Carolina
Dr. Wilson
Thomas J. Wilson, Jr
University of North Carolina
Oxford University
England
Zeta Psi
Phi Beta Kappa
N.gc
Local Social Roundup Includes Visitors and Travels
Miss Minnie Bailey of Charleston S C visits Mrs Earl J McFarland in Sheraton Hills. Miss Mary Perry Pollock of Fort Myers Florida will spend the summer with her grandmother Mrs L J Ingram. Annis Smoot guests Dr and Mrs T A Smoot in Danville Virginia. Elizabeth Jones and Margaret Hauser head to Chapel Hill for University finals. The Stump party travels to Lexington Virginia for V M I finals. Harry Morrill to attend V M I finals where his brother Fred studies. Mrs Cecil H Barber and daughter Carolyn Faith return to Reidsville after a visit with Mrs C B Baxterter on Montheu avenue. Mildred Kirkman of Lenior visits Williams family on Centennial avenue. UNC students Alfred Caldwell III Dick White Parker Waynick and Bill Ragan at home for summer return to UNC tomorrow for commencement. Mrs N F Leaf of New Canaan Conn visits her mother on the Boulevard with Mr and Mrs Howard Grupe and Carol. Blase Daniels of Georgia Tech arrives for vacation with J C Daniels family on Louise avenue. Charles Kearns leaves for Lexington Va to attend V M I commencement with Howard Blair. Kitty Mann returns from Guilford General hospital after tonsil removal. Mrs Ted Harris of Wichita Falls Texas to visit Mr and Mrs Jesse Harris on Bain avenue. Mrs Harris travels from Washington as D M Pollock and son DeCoursey Jr of Fort Myers leave for Chicago. Mr Pollock to Kiwanis in Seattle. Mrs W A Bivins returns after corsetry training in Raleigh with Lola Trax. Lena Strawbridge of Durham, formerly High Point G A, passes through en route to Maryville Tenn. will be camp director at San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Harris
Wichita Falls
Texas
Jesse Harris
Bain Avenue
Harris
Washington
Bridge Probabilities Guide Reveals Card Distributions
The article discusses average probabilities in bridge after dealing thirteen cards. It lists patterns such as 4-3-3-3 distributions, common suits across players, and implications for bidding and game outcomes, noting these principles guide bid and play strategy.
Lexington Socials Highlight Rock Club Party and Bridge Gatherings
Lexington society enjoyed a pair of refined events the past week. Mrs. W. M. Shuford hosted a rock club gathering with guests, prizes awarded for high and low scores, and refreshments. Mrs. T. C. Hinkle hosted a Thursday Afternoon Bridge club event with red and pink decor, high and low score prizes, and a salad luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
W. M. Shuford
Junior Orders Orphans Home
Lee McCrary
High Score Club
Charles Young
J. R. Terry
T. C. Hinkle
South Main Street
Margaret Radcliffe Gooch
Asheboro civic groups host good will meeting
A joint meeting of Asheboro civic groups including the chamber of commerce Rotary and Kiwanis drew about 150 attendees at the Methodist Protestant church dining room. Speakers from Greensboro and Reidsville offered civic remarks while local talents sang and plans were made to advance the town.
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Asheboro
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Methodist Protestant Church
J. O. Redding
Redding
Wiley Ward
T. A. Burns
Kiwanis Club
Cleve Thayer
Rotarians
E. L. Moffitt
Charles Ketchum
Greensboro
George R. Brown
Reidsville
H. Grady Miller
Colleges in The Co op Plan Meet
Cincinnati report on the third annual convention of the Association of Co operative Colleges to be held June 25 and 26 at the University of North Carolina. Speakers include Herman Schneider Dean Braune Wagenseller Lyle F B Ayer Flath Robinson Bliss Col Rees and others. The meeting will cover co operative training in commerce tracing its Cincinnati origins and current use by thirty colleges with six thousand students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Association of Co-operative Colleges
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Herman Schneider
University of Cincinnati
Co-operative System of Education
G.M. Braune
W. RR. Wagenseller
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Charles W. Lyle
New York University
F. BB. Ayer
University of Akron
E. d H. Flath
Southern Methodist University
Max B. Robinson
Evansville
Ind
Rrack Bliss
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Col
R. I. Rees
The
American
Girls Reserve meeting opens weekly at Y for summer activities
Girl Reserves and others are invited to join a Tuesday 9 30 am meeting at the Y to form an interest group. The plan includes handwork games music and other activities one morning a week for the summer replacing regular meetings. No charge beyond materials.
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YYM Co
Reducing Risks of Cotton Discussed
The June Wachovia magazine presents North Carolina cotton risk management. R Y Winters reviews soil, labor, boll weevil, and fiber quality risks and solutions while Wade H Phillips outlines the industry’s growth from 1813 to today and future opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Wachovia
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
R. Y. Winters
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering
Winters
Wade H. Phillips
State Department of Conservation and Development
Major Phillips
Wise wife can draw line between home and job says Nor ma Shearer
NEA Service reports movie star Nor ma Shearer future Mrs Irving Thalberg stresses no conflict between home and career and says a wife must choose family welfare over professional success if needed. She argues most women find love and home the most important things in life and should stop a career to protect family happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Norma Shearer
Irving Thalberg
Air mail weight report and bone naming facts
In early 1928 National Air Transport carried 177 505 pounds of air mail in the first quarter. The sternum is the breastbone and the clavicle is commonly called the collar bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Air Transport, Inc
Miss Margaret Womble Bride Elect Honored in Asheboro
Mrs. I. C. Moser hosted a Friday afternoon party for Miss Margaret Womble with ten tables of games and summer flower decor. Top prizes went to Miss Bera Scarboro Mrs. Hal Walker and Miss Womble who received handwork pieces and homemaking gifts. A salad course was served. Mr. and Mrs. Wood accompanied by Nettie Alice Etta Reid and Billy Penn Wood visited Aberdeen with Mrs. J. R. Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Womble
I. C. Moser
Bera Scarboro
Hal Walker
Miss Womble
John K. Wood
Nettie Alice
Etta Reid
Billy Penn Wood
Aberdeen
J. R. Page
Robins and Hunter Plan Weekend in Charlotte
Mr and Mrs Henry Robins and Mrs J V Hunter drove to Charlotte for the weekend. Mrs Hunter will visit friends for ten days. Mr and Mrs Robins returned Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Robins
J. V. Hunter
Charlotte
Mrs. Hunter
Mrs. Robins
Marriage announcement from Martinsville Virginia
Mr. Leon R. Sugg and Miss Bertie Christine May announce their marriage on Tuesday June fifth 1928 in Martinsville Virginia. The couple's news surprised many in Asheboro where the bride has many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Leon R. Sugg
Bertie Christine
Martinsville
Rutherford College Campaign Presses On For Junior College Status
Connelly Springs NC June 9 Rutherford college moves into the second phase of its appeal to secure junior college standing following a spring campaign that raised about a quarter million dollars. The effort aims to enable formal application in the fall to the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Rev E P Billups president will lead the summer phase under the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connelly Springs
Rutherford College
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Southern Association
E. P. Billups
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A. E. Taplin
Ardyn Hill
W. L. Jackson
John Lindsay
Fred Thomas
Taplin
Garden Club
I. P. Ingle
Frank Ford
Chas. Perry
Harry Brockman
Frank Hunsucker
John Peacock
Archie Sherrod
Owen-Smith
I. T. Mann
Kenneth Price
Kenneth Denny
W. E. Price
J. E. Miller
John Askett
B. S. Cummings
John Walker
W. T. Kirkman
Dan Compton
J. A. Hart
McEwen
S. C., Clark
Rufus King
F. R. Taylor
High Point
Minnie Bailey
Charleston
Earl J. McFarland
Sheraton Hills
Mary Perry Pollock
Fort Myers, Fla
L. J. Ingram
Annis Smoot
Danville
Virginia
T. A. Smoot
Elizabeth Jones
Margaret Hauser
University
M. W. Stump
Harry Morrill
Fred Morrill
Cecil H. Barber
Carolyn Faith
C. B. Baxterter
Montheu Avenue
Mildred Kirkman
Lenoir
Mrs. C. C. Williams
Centennial Avenue
Alfred Caldwell
Dick White
Parker Waynick
Bill Ragan
N. F. Leaf
New Canaan, Conn
Vv. C. Royster
Mrs
Howard Grupe
Little Carol Grupe
Blase Daniels
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
J. C. Daniels
Louise Avenue
Charles Kearns
Howard Blair
V. M. IL
Kitty Mann
Randall N. Mann
Alberta
Guilford General Hospital
D. M. Pollock
DeCoursey, Jr
Fort Myers
Fla
Chicago
W. A. Bivins
Raleigh
Lola Trax
Spencer
United States
Mayo Clinic
Lena Strawbridge
Durham
High Point Eg. A
Maryville
Tenn
Maryville College
San Antonio
Billy Break O
W.w.wentworth
Prana
Lexington Society
Joe Thompson
New York City
Miss Frances Thompson
Scudder School
Miss Thompson
Helen Holmes
Miss Holmes
Amny
W. F. Welborn
E. B. Craven
E. E. Witherspoon
Paul Raper
Mary Trice
Mal Grimes
Charles Davis
Joe Moffitt
Paul Bernhardt
W. O. Burgin
Cliff Hinkle
Ford Watson
Teior
Olivia Short
Junior Order Orphans’ Home
Clarksville, Tenn
Clarksville City Hospital
G. W. Mountcastle
West Third Avenue
E. N. Bugg
Holt Hunt
E. S. Bugg
Mary Raper
Lib Hutchinson
James Adderton
Woodrow McKay
C. A. Hunt
Camille Hunt
Ruth Owen
W. S&s. Owen
North Carolina College For Women
Virginia Conrad
Misses Mae
Pearl Leonard
East Carolina Teachers College
Greenville
T. J.wilson, III
Carthage
T. J. Wilson, III
Ocawasins
Edgar Hartley
Mabel Tucker
Milly Phelps
Florence Nightingale
Highland Community Hall
Inez Hill
Welcome, N. C
Alice Blackburn
China Grove
Almeda Byerly
Jeannette Moore
Commerce Street
Wachovia Magazine
Asheboro Social
Jenny
Sunshine
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