Tomlinson Honors Brides At Thomasville Tea and Bridge
Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson hosted a Thomasville party on Sunrise Avenue honoring five brides with luncheon and bridge. Guests included Woodrow McKinnon, Jones, Penninger, Heathcote and Roy Jaffair. gifts were bath salts. High scores went to Mrs. Walter Rapp and Mrs. Caren Cox. Ace of Clubs winners were Mrs. G. T. Alexander and Mrs. J. B. Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masville
W. E. Tomlinson
Sunrise Avenue
Hes Woodrow McKinnon
Jones
Claiborne Penningertram Heathcote
Roy
Walter Rapp
Careen Cox
G. T. Alexander
J. 8. Green
Social gatherings fill week with bridge teas and travels
Bach receives a box of mints as prize at a hostess luncheon followed by a bridge fair at Mrs H Way Russell’s home with four tables and high score cosmetics to Mrs Alfred Finch. Guests include Mesdames Myers Cox Phillips Rapp Lyles Hawthorne Boyles Green Alexander Snider Walker Smith Green Phillips Harville and Miss Harris. Dr O R Hodgin sails to New York London and Paris exhibitions then returns to Thomasville. Little Jack Hodgin, son of the Hodgins, returns home after appendectomy. Mrs Paul Green hosts Janie Tuttle Missionary Society with Dr Phillips and Miss Clodfelter contributing the program and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Way Russell
East Main Street
Woodrow McKinnon
Alfred Finch
Robert Jones
Tom Kearns
Mesdames McKinnon
M. C. Elledge
Julius Green
Vera Green Phillips
Luther Beck
Nat Walker
Jesse Finch
Jerome Alexander
L. C. Bridges
Delk Mendenhall
Misses Mare Snell
Ora Lee Fulp
Alma Jennings
Leanna Brown
O. R. Hodgin
New York
Nice
France
London
Paris
Hodgin
Thomasville
Little Jack Hodgin
Paul Green
Janie Tuttle
Personal notices of travels and visits across North Carolina
Mrs James E Lambeth and daughter Molly leave Saturday for Charlotte and Mount Gilead to spend the weekend with Mrs Lambeths mother. Nancy Farrington returns home from Henderson with Mrs Farrington and John. Elsie Farrington and Mrs Gladys Herring travel to Barwin NC with Rufue Rapp and sons Bobby and Jee. Ann Grimes and Mrs Hackman visit Roaring River. Mrs James Scoelf and son from Lexington visit. Isabel Boyles at Roaring Gap. Ralph Wilsons visit at Duke hospital. Stacey Bowen and children from Rocky Mount visit the Pearces. Gladys Black of Salisbury spends weekend with her parents. sister Marcie accompanies her home.
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James E. Lambeth
Molly
Charlotte
Mount Gilead
Gladys Herring
Rufue
Robert Rapp
Bobby
Jee
Barwin
N. C
Josephine Jerome
Betty Gray Parker
Forrest Grimes
Ann
J. R.hackman
Washington, D. C
Roaring River
James Shceloff
Lexington
W. T. Green
B Siceloff
Green
Isabel Boyles
Roaring Gap
Guy Dudley
Wineton- Salem
Ralph Wilson
Duke Hospital
Mr. Ilson
W. G. Wilson
Wilson's Mills
Stacey L. Bowen
Rocky Mount
EB. C. Pearce
Mise Gladys Black
Salisbury
Arthur Black
Marcie
England’s first decade of motor crashes rife with danger
A statistical note states that England saw at least 1,000,000 road accidents from 1918 to 1928, including around 40,000 fatal incidents. The figures reflect a heavy toll as early motor traffic surged and safety measures lagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Jeanette McDonald Marries Gene Raymond In Hollywood
Hollywood reports a lavish ceremony as Jeanette McDonald and Gene Raymond wed at Wilshire church in Hollywood. The 15 000 strong crowd witnessed ushers including Harold Lloyd and Basil Rathbone and a Mendelssohn march as the couple exchanged vows and prepared for a Honolulu honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette McDonald
Gene Raymond
Hollywood
Calif
Jeanette MacDonald
Jene Raymond
Honolulu
Wilshire Methodist Episcopal Church
Harold Lloyd
John Mack Brown
Allan Jones
Basil Rathbone
Warren Rock
Richard Hargreaves
Jones
Nelson Eddy
Anna MacDonald
Ginger Rogers
Fay Wray
Bridal Kiss Seals Nuptials Amid Final Benediction
The couple followed the benediction and Nelson Eddy's second song Perfect Love. The bridal pair kissed and ran up the aisle, signaling the joyful end of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Eddy
Tiny creatures raise unusual fish and spider claims
A report notes the four eyed minnow with dual eye sets found in tropical American waters. It also mentions an Australian spider detto as the smallest of its class at one fortieth of an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropical
America
Australia
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Intire
Ladies’ Apparel Shop
Garys Ginger Ale
Gary
Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Duke of Windsor
Ladystar
Edward
By Relman Morin
Mendelssohn
Eckerd
UDGA
Radio City’ Music Hall
Paradise Restaurant
Piccadilly
West 45Th Street
Broadway
Radio City Music Hall
New York City
Paradise
Trd
R. C. A. Observation Tower
W. 45Th
Samuel Hyman
CRUE
Qur Mammoth
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