Miss Ethel Chadwick Weds Henry Staton McIver in Raleigh
Mrs. Edward William Chadwick announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Ethel Chadwick to Henry Staton McIver on June 20 1936 at Edenton Street Methodist Church Raleigh Rev E C Few officiated. The bride wears a brown marquisette dress with gardenias and valley lilies. McIver is an UNC engineering graduate and former coach now with the Soil Erosion Conservation Service. they plan a Maryland wedding trip and home at 904 Carrick Avenue.
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Edward William Chadwick
E. W. Chadwick
Kinston
Teachers College
High Point City Schools
Mr. Malver
C. R. Melver
Greensboro
Engineering
University of North Carolina
Theta Chi Fraternity
Patterson
Randolph- Macon Academy
High Point High School
Archdale
Miss Denson Engaged to wed Captain Morhouse
Miss Marion Seward Denson, daughter of Lt. Col. Eloy Denson of Plattsburg Barracks New York, is engaged to Captain Charles Henry Morhouse medical corps US Army. Morhouse, Brown University and University of Vermont medical graduate with flight surgeon training, is stationed at Mitchel Field New York. The couple's families and Denson's North Carolina roots are noted. DAUGHTER BORN TO MR AND MRS STANLEY. Anna Marlene Stanley born June 19 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. former Miss Pencie Nelson.
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Eloy P. Denson
Plattsburg Barracks
New York
Marion Seward
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Miss Denson
High Point
University of North Carolina
West Point
Denson
26Th Infantry
Stanley
Seth Stanley
Anna Marlene
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Pencie Nelson
Local Couple Wed In Church Ceremony
Miss Susie Elender Everhart and William Clark Baker were married at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in a Sunday ceremony officiated by Rev. F. L. Conrad. Music featured a nuptial program led by Hazel Lanier and the Bridal Chorus. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Sadie Everhart of Greensboro, wore white chiffon. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Baker of Apex. They plan a trip to Asheville and will reside at 638 1/2 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Elender Everhart
William Clark Baker
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
F. L. Conrad
Hazel Lanier
Mrs. Baker
Sadie Everhart
Greensboro
Mr. Baker
B. R. Baker
Apex
Southern Loan Association
Asheville
North Main Street
Barnard Gill Vows Solemnized Saturday
Miss Anne Barnard daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Edward Barnard Asheville NC and Brendan Gill author son of Dr and Mrs Michael Gill Hartford were married at the church of the immaculate conception in Norfolk Conn. They will sail to Europe on the 8 EU Europa for their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk, Conn
Anne Barnard
Frank Edward Barnard
Asheville
N. C
Brendan Gill
Michael Gill
Hartford
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Gill
Europe
Europa
Mrs Morrill and daughter head to Alabama
Mrs. Fred Morrill and her young daughter Jacquelin Anne leave from 211 Montheu avenue to Sylacauga Alabama to join Mr Morrill who is stationed there with the Soil Conservation Service doing reclamation work in the area. Mrs Clyde C Connor of 812 Circle drive recovers satisfactorily at Guilford General Hospital after a major operation last Monday.
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Morrill
Alabama
Fred Morrill
Jacquelin Anne
Montheu Avenue
Sylacauga
Ala
The
Soil Conservation Service
Clyde C. Connor
Circle Drive
Guilford General Hospital
July Fourth Holiday Split In High Point City Observes
High Point will observe July Fourth with split holidays. City employees and banks close Saturday, while stores close Monday July 6. City Hall and banks will be closed Saturday. stores remain open Saturday but close Monday. Mill officials undecided on plans amid current business conditions.
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High Point
FE. M. Knox
Nine Hendersonville Boys Hurt When Truck Flips Near Asheville
Seventeen passengers including nine Hendersonville boys aged 10 to 18 were scratched and bruised when the truck they rode in with seventeen others overturned on a small embankment near Asheville this afternoon.
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Asheville
Hendersonville
Rites Held for Mrs L E Hepler
Funeral services for Mrs L E Hepler mother of Walter L Hepler and Vernon Hepler were held in two churches after her death in Winston Salem. Rev Hoy L Fesperman led a morning service with a male quartet and selections then Rev J A Palmer conducted services at Emmanuel church south of Thomasville with choir, solo and pallbearers named. Interment followed in the family plot at the church cemetery.
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L. E. Hepler
Walter L
Vernon Hepler
Twin City Hospital
Winston- Salem
Yow
Hoy L. Fesperman
Evangelical and Reformed Church
M. F. Crooks
Paul Jenkins
David Lopp
Sam Holt
John W. Hedrick
Emmanuel Church
Thomasville
J. A. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Sam _ C. Caudell
Oscar M. Hayworth
John W. Roach
BE. L. Franklin
Jones Burns
Ed Ellison
Funeral for Ernest Franklin Chapple in Yadkin County
Funeral services for Ernest Franklin Chapple 23 who died in a motorcycle crash Friday will be held Sunday at Swaim's Baptist Church Yadkin County at eleven. The funeral party will depart from the Thomasville area home at nine with Myrtle Desk Company colleagues acting as pallbearers. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs D J Chapple sisters Margaret Mozelle and Loraine Chapple and brothers Harley and Leo Chapple all of the home place.
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BE. PF
Margaret, Mozelle
Loraine Chapple
Harley
Leo Chapple
Hassell Chapple Funeral Services Scheduled
Hassell Chapple who died after injuries from an accident will be buried in Little Richmond Baptist Church near Mount Airy Sunday at 3 o clock. His cousin Ernest Chapple was instantly killed in the same wreck.
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Hassell Chapple
Ernest Chapple
Little Richmond Baptist Church
Mount Airy
Deep River Memorial Association Holds Second annual Service
Deep River will hold memorial services at Deep River Friends Church with a 10 a m start and a day of worship, music, and addresses led by Rev. Joseph H. Peele. The program includes a 2 30 o clock memorial session with memorials for A M Briggs and Louella P Henley, a memorial address by Dr P E Lindley, and closing hymns.
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Deep River
Deep River Memorial Association
Deep River Friends Church
Toar
Joseph H. Peele
W. C. Idol
Oriana B. James
John Gurney Briggs, Jr
Joseph D. Cox
A. M. Briggs
Sarah M. Sampson
Louella P. Henley
Bascom Whittaker
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Our Fathers
Child Killed in Greensboro Auto Crash
Three year old Jack Graham Roberson, son of Mr and Mrs Philip Roberson of Greensboro, was instantly killed in a street intersection collision tonight in Greensboro.
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Greensbro
Jack Graham Roberson
Philip Roberson
Greensboro
Quiet Ceremony Unites Miss Brewer And Mr Kearns
Miss Annie Lee Brewer and Dermont Kearns were married at Green Street Baptist Church with few relatives present. Rev C Royal officiated as Mrs M Cicero Halten provided music and a traveling costume blue crepe was worn by the bride. The newlyweds will reside at 204 English Street after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lee Brewer
Dermont Kearns
Green Street Baptist Church
C. Royal
M. Cicero Halten
Mendelssohn
Mrs. Kearns
One Woman Receives Bonus Certificates in City
One High Point woman received U S government bonus-certificates for overseas service as nurses during the past week in the city. The recipient was Mrs A Sherrod of 1100 North Main. The total value of bonds awarded to the local nurse was not disclosed.
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U. S
A. Sherrod
North Main Street
Seattle physician and AMA president Dr James Mason dies
Dr James Tate Mason, 55, Seattle physician and president of the American Medical Association, died today after a long illness. He passed away in his own hospital the Virginian Mason, named for his daughter. he was a native Virginian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
James Tate Mason
American Medical Association
Mason
Handel and Haydn Society First US Oratorio Group
The Handel and Haydn Society formed in Boston in 1815 as the United States' first true oratorio society. It established a model for American choral performance and concert programming in the early 19th century.
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Handel and Haydn Society
United States
Boston
American Troops Landed in France on May 10 1917
The first American World War troops arrived in France on May 10 1917 marking the entry of the United States into the wartime alliance. The moment signaled a turning point as U S forces joined Allied operations on the Western Front.
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France
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Ethel Chadwick
Henry Staton MeIver
Marian Denson
C. H. Morhouse
W. Washington
Vita-Nol
Helen Curtis
Eugene
Barnard Gill
Mrs. Connor
South Main Street
Main ST. Auxiliary
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
Main Street
E. Church
First Baptist Y. W. A
Sallie McCracken
Baptist Orphanage
Southern Baptist Convention
Prospect M. E. Church
H. F. Schram
East Lexington Avenue
Clara Mae Todd
Jewell Schram
Clarice Bowman
Christian Education
Wesley Memorial Church
E. Wiley, Jr
Beauty Nook
Willowbrook
Donese Franklin
Louise Pearson
Chapple Boys
Yadkin County
Mt. Airy
Miss Brewer
Mr. Kearns
G. M. Brewer
J. O. Kearns
Farner
North Carolina State College
Edwards Business College
Marsh Furniture Company
President Medical Association Dea
Mitek
Kelvinator
Cut Rate Furniture Co
East Green St
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