Mrs Charles Wilson Feted At Thomasville Bridge Party
Mrs Charles Wilson honored in Thomasville at a joint Sans Souci and Seutraity Bridge club party hosted by Mrs A S Wiese. Winners included Mrs George Finch and Mrs O R Hodgin in contract bridge. A guest prize went to Mrs T Cochrane. A two course repast followed with many local ladies present.
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Thomasville
Sans Souci and
Seutraity
As Wiese
Charles Wilson
Thomanville
George Finch
O. R. Hodgin
San Souci
Harry Lee Lambeth
T. Cochrane
Wilson
Onores
Alliene Hoover
G. T. Cochrane
Fred Gray
R. M. Cooksey
Meade Hite
Carson Cox
Robert Rapp
H. R. Kyser
Paul Green
Vernon Gaider
Ace of Clubs
J. F. Garner
W. B. Tomlinson
Alvah Boyles
F. Phillips
Jesse Green
W. G. Smith
R. K. Farrington
R. H. Holliday
Walter Rapp
Frank Nurr
G. T. Alexander
Dinner Hosts Honor Rev Zeno Wall In East Main Home
Mr and Mrs Way Russell entertained Wednesday evening at their East Main street home with a pink rose centerpiece and a three course dinner. Guests included Rev M O Alexander Miss Lucy Eason and Rev Zeno Wall of Shelby. Rev Wall conducts revival services here this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way Russell
East Main Street
M. O. Alexander
Lucy Eason
Zeno Wall
Shelby
Mr. Wall
Spartanburg Weekend Visit By May Hepler Party
Mr and Mrs Glenn May and Misses Katherine Louise and Gladys Hepler spent the week end in Spartanburg 8 S C Mr and Mrs Fred A Jones
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn May
Katherine, Louise
Gladys Hepler
Spartanburg
Marian Martin Pattern 9053 for Summer Dress
Advertises Marian Martin Pattern 9053 with capelet frock design for warm weather. Includes size availability, fabric yardage, and price details. orders to The Enterprise Pattern Department, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
W. 18Th
8&T
New York
N. Y
Fort Lauderdale Winter Residents Visit Relatives in Florida
The winter residents in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, spent the past weekend with the sister of Mrs. T. H. Tomlinson. Mr. and Mrs. Jones are traveling to New York for a two week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
T. H. Tomlinson
Mrs. Jones
New York
Mrs. B Jernigan to Visit Mother on West Main
Mrs. B Jernigan and three daughters Suzanne Peggy Marie and Helen Ernestine are expected to arrive Sunday for a visit with Mrs. F D Jones on West Main.
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Mrs. B
Local Social News and Visits Across Towns
Mrs Raymond Phillips with Mr and Mrs Greene of High Point plan a Sunday trip to Asheville to visit W T Greene brother of Phillips and Greene. Charles F Phillips and A H Ragan travel to Elizabeth City for the North Carolina Building and Loan association convention staying until Friday. Mrs Shell Williamson of Washington DC visits her daughter Mrs G H Yow who has been ill. Williamson known here as Elizabeth Yow. Stuart Yow of Danville VA visits his mother Tuesday. Mrs Sim Pollock stays in Lexington with her parents Mr and Mrs B A Eanes this week.
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Frank Wood
Laura Connelly Price
George Lever Davis
Marion
North Carolina
Kingsport
Tenn
Harry Lee Lambeth
Thomasville
Lambeth
Raymond Phillips
Mrs. Greene
High Point
Asheville
W. T. Greene
Mr. Phillips
Mr. Greene
Charles F. Phillips
A. H. Ragan
Elizabeth City
North Carolina Building and Loan Association
Home Building and Loan
Mr. Ragan
People’s Building and Loan
Shell Williamson
Washington,d. C
G. H. Yow
East Main Street
Williamson
Elizabeth Yow
Stuart Yow
Danville
Sim Pollock
Lesington
Gardiner Dies. Blackhawks Lose Star Goaltender
Charles Chuck Gardiner captain and famed goaltender of the Chicago Blackhawks died in Winnipeg from a brain tumor. The loss menaces Chicago title hopes as the team mourns the star keeper.
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Chicago
Charles
Chuck” Gardiner
Chicago Blackhawks
Winnipeg
Gardiner Dies at 29 After Brief Illness Inspires Blackhawks
The hockey world mourns as 29 year old Gardiner dies after a sudden illness. Renowned as a model player who never drank or smoked, he guided the Blackhawks to this season's Stanley Cup victory and earned the George Vesnile trophy as the league's top goalie twice in recent years. His name was familiar to hockey fans everywhere.
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Gardiner
Blackhawk
George Veznle
National Hockey League
Coal Unloaded at Barking Power Station Thames
Four thousand tons of coal can be unloaded from a ship within eight hours by the cranes mechanical grabs and conveyors at the new electric power station on the River Thames at Barking England.
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River Thames
Barking
England
New York City Spends $750000 to Remove One Day Snow
New York City allocates about 750000 dollars to clearing a single day's heavy snowfall. City crews work through the storm to restore streets and transportation, highlighting winter maintenance costs and urgency.
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New York City
Girls Diamondball league schedule upcoming play
The second round begins Saturday at 10 with eight clubs meeting. Pairings for June 16 include Overall versus Melrose at Senior High and Triangle against Adams-Millis at Junior High amid growing fan interest.
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City
Bill Batley
Melrose
Triangle
Adams-Millis
Amos
Robbins
Kearns
Marriss-Covington
Huntley
Jack
Or’ Men
Meig@e
Sena High
Overall
Keane
Ty R
Jor High
Harrisa-Covington
Grimes
Huntley-Jackson
Junior High
New Dye Method Fuses Color into Metal Alloy
A new decimal s sluminum process dyes the metal to be fade proof scratch resistant and nearly permanent. The color becomes intrinsic to the alloy reducing wear and keeping the finish pristine.
Charlotte To Host State Merchants Convention in 1935
The 1935 North Carolina Merchants Association meeting will be held in Charlotte in May. Directors authorized by Charlotte Raleigh and Elizabeth City extended invitations. David Owens of Charlotte, president of the National Retail Dry Goods Association, leads the state group.
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Charlotte
Merchants of State
North Carolina Merchants Association
Raleigh
Elizabeth City
David Owens
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Newspaper counts in Germany rise from 1933 to 1934
The data show 112% daily newspapers and 217 weeklies in 1933, compared with 2703 dailies and 348 weeklies in 1934. This snapshot highlights a sharp increase in daily use and weekly publication volume between the two years.
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Germany
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Thomasville Bridge
Mary Alice Hoover
Franklinville
Betty Clare Jennings
Park Avenue
City Memorial Hospital
Dwight Ware
Durham
Duke Institute of International Relations
Mr. Ware
Main Street
M. BE
Avis Russell
H. Way Russell
Greensboro
R. V. Yokeley
Chattanooga
Mrs
Fred A. Jones
Marian Martin Lew
South Main Street
W. L. Douglas Shoes
Hockey Grieves Gardiner Deate
Bob
Louis R. Payne
Los Angeles
L. F Payne
St. Louis
Oo Wly LP
NORLD
Indianapolis
Firestone
Pikes Peak
Railway and Electric Company
Neiman Motors
Firestone Service
Donald
COR. Main & Church
NBLC
WEAF
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