Miss Mamie Harris Hosts Thomasville Bridge Club
Thomasville notes Miss Mamie Harris entertained the Thursday Bridge Club at her Randolph street home with summer flowers. A. R. Swaim won high score perfume and W. E. Tomlinson second prize china. Guests included G. W. Lyles, A. R. Swaim, Charles Phillips, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mamie Harris
Thursday Bridge Club
G. W. Lyles
A. R. Swaim
Charles Phillips
W. EB. Tomlinson
Clarence Tomlinson
Carlton Newby
Albert Shuford
Helen Hinkle
Vann Kaney
Geneva Lawson
Claremont
Enid Leonard
Willie Mae Myers
Jardiniere
Ruth Myers
Mrs Hewitt of Asheville Visiting Mrs Ziegler on School Ave
Mrs. Albert Hewitt of Asheville is weekend guest of Mrs. J. A. Ziegler at her School avenue home. Hewitt, formerly of Thomasville, has many friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hewitt
Asheville
J. A. Ziegler
School Avenue
Hewitt
Thomasville
Newby Family Weekend Visit In Asheville
Mr and Mrs Walter Newby and their young son are spending the weekend in Asheville. The trip marks a brief family getaway with plans to return later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Walter Newby
Little Son
Asheville
Roanoke Weekend Guests Of Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Luther Grimes are spending the week end in Roanoke Virginia as guests of Mr and Mrs W H Tudor who have recently moved there from this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Grimes
Roanoke
W. H. Tudor
Mrs. J. C. Green and son return from Roanoke and Boone trip
Mrs. J. C. Green and her son J. C. Jr. are due back tomorrow after visiting friends in Roanoke Virginia and Boone North Carolina. They will resume their usual routine and social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Green
Roanoke
Boone, N. C
Miss Tommy McNeil Feted By West Main Street Friends
Little Misses Jennie Louise and Catherine McCuiston hosted a Thursday afternoon party at their West Main street home. They honored Miss Tommy MacNeill of Roaring River visiting sister Mia Forrest Grimes. Guests enjoyed games and stunts followed by cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Louise
Catherine McCuiston
West Main Street
Tommy McNeil
Roaring River
Mia
Forrest Grimes
Tommy MacNeill
Margery Merrilees
High Point
Phillips family leaves for two months in St Louis
Mrs. Charlies F. Phillips and children Betty Lou Martha and Charles Jr departed yesterday to spend two months with Mrs. Phillips' parents in St Louis. Out of town guests at Mills' Home commencement exercises included Mr and Mrs L B Hamrick of Raleigh and Rev G A Martin of Denton.
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Charlies F. Phillips
Betty Lou
Martha
Charles, Jr
St. Louis
Miss Edith Burton Visitor at Ellerbe with Miss Walker Woodley
Miss Edith Burton spent the week end at Ellerbe as the guest of Miss Walker Woodley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Burton
Ellerbe
Walker Woodley
Miss Maye Livengood Recovering After Appendectomy
Miss Maye Livengood is a patient at City Memorial hospital after an appendicitis operation on Thursday morning. She is reported to be recovering satisfactorily. Dr A B Benizer of Charlotte performed the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maye Livengood
City Memorial Hospital
A. B. Benizer
Charlotte
Mrs Barnhart Guests At Jennings Home In Charlotte
Mrs J O Barnhart of Charlotte has been the guest for the past week at the home of Dr R G Jennings and T E B Jennings. Mrs Barnhart is their sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Barnhart
Charlotte
R. G. Jennings
T. EB. Jennings
Mrs. Barnhart
Local Court Jurisdiction Question Promised New Test Case
A new test case on the jurisdiction of the High Point municipal court will be carried up from High Point. Z. J. Walzer, local attorney, said the appeal to the Superior Court was balked after Judge Lewis F. Teague set aside a jury verdict in favor of R. S. Nunn and wife against the General Real Estate Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Z. J. Walzer
Superior Court
Lewis F. Teague
R. S. Nunn
General Real Estate Company
Local cases on docket list arrests and liquor violations
Wednesday to Friday dockets include Elliott Lanier and others facing abandonment non support burglary assault drunkenness breaking and entering and prohibition law violations. Names listed span Perry Hallams Holmes Hazel Christian Keck Thomas White Evans Dyson Shepherd Dalton Gardner Gaines and Gardner among many others.
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Elliott Lanier
Carrier Perry
Jessie Corbitt
Lee Tonkins
Branson McIver
John Day
Branson MeIver
Lawrence Wray
Kyle Mangum
John Henry Hallams
Leonard Holmes
Buster Hazel
Arch Christian
R. L. Keck
Kinston Thomas
James White
John Evans
Ethel Dyson
Everett Shepherd
Frank Dalton
C. Riley
Earl Gaines
Plato Gardner
Wayne Bowman
H. B. Carmell
Tom Young
Sam Sanders
Clete Idol
Tom Underwood
L. C. Dillon
Stephen Economy
J. H. Black
John Cumbo
Douglas Hughes
F. Tucker
G. W. Hill
Howard House
Arthur Austin
Bertha Walters
J. A. Hudson
Staples Peeden
Newton
A. Caveness
Emery Pompey
J. E. Fleming
P. A. Wilder
Robert W. Bradham
Fred Courtney
John Hawkins
Lacy Williams
RUMORED WILMINGTON PLOT INVOLVES DUMMY BILLS AND A PACKAGE
The Wilmington case centers on a note directing a solo delivery of a package containing dummy money and real dollars. George E. Kidder delivered the package on June 14. Two youths were arrested after shadowed by detectives. William Bennett claimed Furlong recruited him.
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John Royce
George E. Kidder
Wrightsville
Wise
Johnson
Wilmington
William Bennett
Furlong
Bennett
Highland Falls to H. P. T. 6 to 4 in Rough Diamond Bout
The Highland mill team lost to H. P. T. 6 to 4 as McIntyre, Wall and Prevost led with key hits. Three-disc hits by McIntyre and Wall cited along with stolen bases and errors in a tightly contested baseball game.
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Highland Mill
Dunne
Murray
Prevost Rt
Eg . Jones
York Ss
Bevard
H. Shaw
Bowman Mang
Highland
McIntyre
Wall
Prevost
Reece
Shaw
Gamman
King
Haney
Bowman
Humorist Quips About Marriage and Self-Control
A witty remark contrasts calling affection before marriage with withholding names after. The Humorist notes such restraint as a display of self control.
Lucky Fellows First Girl Proposal Clue Revealed
A light exchange reveals two suitors, Jim and William, proposed to the narrator last night. The Second notes she saw them afterward shaking hands with answers, implying a resolved decision.
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Jim
William
Salesman of Pictures Seeks Terms in The Humorist
A dialogue features a business man and an artist discussing selling photographs. The man praises the artist as a natural salesman and asks for terms, while the artist asserts his craft as a trade. The humor centers on witty exchange about value and commerce.
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Humorist
Ungrounded Quip on Fine Teeth Trade Echoes Fray
A clipped exchange about teeth and value appears in Schweizer f lustrierte, hinting at a barter or mock appraisal. The brief dialogue plays on asking for a price and countering with a prior bid, reflecting an oblique social moment.
Judge Warns of Third Term for Habits Offender
In court the judge declares the defendant an habitual offender and sentences him to a third term. The prisoner protests referencing the Washington precedent while the exchange highlights a legal dispute. A separate note mentions Bulgaria’s Pernik colliery producing about nine-tenths of the nation's coal.
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Washington
Bulgaria
Pernik
Meadowbrook Links Reopened for Summer Play
Meadowbrook Golf Course has reopened to the public and will stay open throughout the summer per management. The note mentions Monday return to Ladies Day as part of the typical schedule.
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Meadowbrook
Just the Man in Car Wreck Prompts Vet Surgeon Rescue
An amateur driver rescues a man from a car wreck and asks a doctor for help. The physician admits cannot treat him, remarking he is a veterinary surgeon, while the motorist confesses he was an ass to think he could operate the machine.
Building and Loan Series Opened for 18th Season
Atlantic Building and Loan opens the 18th stock series with July 56 start. Secretary E C Criddlebaugh says the association has grown since 1924 and weathered economic lows, with stock maturing in the 82 month expectancy and earning fairly for stockholders. Books will stay open until the series begins.
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Atlantic Building and Loan Association
E. C. Criddlebaugh
San Francisco Guest B V McCuiston at FPiwood
B V McCuiston of San Francisco visits the FPiwood as a noted guest in social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. McCuiston
San Francisco
Fpiwood
Reformed Bible School Opens at Local Church
The fourth annual Daily Vacation Bible School starts Monday at the Reformed church with three age groups taught by Mrs. Coy E. Moose, Mrs. R. R. Smith, and Rev. W. R. Shaffer. Sessions run 9 to noon for two weeks, daily worship led by Mrs. W. R. Shaffer, with a Sunday pageant and end‑of‑session picnic for attendees with good attendance.
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the Reformed Church
Coy E. Moose
R. R. Smith
W. R. Shaffer
M. F. Crooks
Biste Mae Sink
Mary Agnes Crooks
Moose
High Point
Crooks
Shaffer
Central Friends Service Program Invitation At Church
Central Friends Service Program invites all to join at Central Friends Church with services through the day. Sunday school starts 9 46 for all ages and interests. At 11 o clock minister Tom A Sykes will present Wheels of a Watch and ask What Are We Doing With What We Have. Vesper at Archdale at 6 will feature Mr Sykes again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
Archdale
Sykes
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Avis Russell
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Burris
North Main Street
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the Our
Kester Furniture Company
South Main Street
George 7. Gurnette JR
Locelyn Winstead
James Johnston
Elaine Gooder
George Parrington
Carolina Cotillion Club
Rocky Mount
Jane German
George T. Burnette, Jr
Jocelyn Winstead
James Johnston, Jr
Mary Rest Vanlandingham
Scotland Neck
George FP. Arsecretary
Elaine Goode
Toler, Jr
Charlotte Wilkinson
Uwhartie
Camp Uwharrie
J. M. Weatherly
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Robert Hubbard
James Asbury
R. ©. Jennings
Carl Jones
Frank Sizemore
Wendell Dunbar
Stuart Rabb, Jr
Jack Bowers
Dutchy
Harris
Joe Hornbucklie
James Montgomery
H. B. Hiatt
W. L. Jackson
W. T. Tice
Coa
O. B. Bonner
B. T. Harrison
LT. Mann
P. B. Davis
J. G. Groome
Jas
McAnally
BE. A
C. L. Amos
J. E. Millis
Hackney
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Dire Awning & Tent Co
S. Main St
N. C
Atlantic B. & L
Cloverdale
Church of Christ
Overdale
Cook
Christ
Thomas Ib
Deaton
Steeuee
the Kerr
Reformed Bible School
Central Friends Service Program
Newton's, Inc
N. Main St
Batistes
Voiles
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