Births and engagements flood local notices
Announce birth of a son William Richard Shaffer at Guilford General hospital June 20. Miss Pauline Furr to wed Frank McGirt July 4 1930. Births Patsy Ruth McDowell June 15 and other social notices. Guild meetings and church events fill Green Street YWCA and Central Friends circle schedules.
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W. R
J. R. Furr
Pauline
Frank McGirt
Calon McDowal
Patsy Ruth
Lake Street
McDowell
Lena Mae Dix
Trinity
Local residents plan visits and trips this summer
Olive visits Miss Isabel Winder then travels to New York with Mrs. Hayden and Velva Hayden for two weeks. Lottie Brown visits son Ray Brown on the Thomasville road. Gurley heads to Chestertown Md for a funeral. Swaim couple depart for Shenandoah Valley Washington DC and Virginia Beach. Jacobs respond to illness of relative in Meridian Miss. Ruth Moffitt arrives from Washington DC to summer with her parents. Moffitt works as a dietician at the Colonial hotel. Mrs. Wall and daughters come from Morganton to stay with Archdale relatives. Kennedy family visiting Pegram's home on Jones street. York and Hodgin depart for New York and Canada for ten days visiting Montreal and Quebec. Wright returns from Guilford General hospital. McManus party returns from Shenandoah Endless Caverns and Baltimore trips. Ellis family in Western North Carolina for a Deal Ellison reunion in Gaston Deal’s home. Ellingtons visit Taylorville then Thomasville for a stay with Perry family on College Drive.
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Ruth Moffitt
Washington, D. C
H. A. Moffitt
North Main Street
Miss Moffitt
Colonial Hotel
Washington
Mrs Jack Thomas Marries Julia Marsh in Evening Ceremony
Mrs Jack Thomas wed Julia Marsh in a Friday evening ceremony. Julia Marsh is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Marsh, reported as one of the most ...
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Julia Marsh
Jack Thomas
J. E. Marsh
South Main Street
John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial
M. E. Church
People on Weekend Visits Across Several Cities
About People Miss Fran Michel spends the weekend in Greensboro with Miss Wilsie Glasgow. Marec Cerney of Chicago visits the city with friends. Marvin L. Slate leaves for ten days in Atlanta and Montgomery. Mrs. Hamer Kitchens and son Jack visit Asbury Park and local hosts the Whites. Miss Marian Mooten of Jacksonville stays with Miss Margaret Hauser on North Main Street. Miss Fallie May Alphin returns home in Mount.
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Fran Michel
Greensboro
Wilsie Glasgow
Marvin L. Slate
Atlanta
Montgomery
Ala
Marian Mooten
Jacksonville, Fla
Margaret Hauser
North Main St
Whitsett Women Plan All Day Meeting and Exhibit
The Whitsett Women's club schedules an all day gathering June 27 on school grounds to arrange a painting and furniture exhibit with a noon picnic. Rev. G W McClanahan Dr W T Whitsett and others attend a June 25 United Synod meeting at Holy Trinity church Rowan County marking the Augsburg Confession anniversary. Dr Whitsett slated for an historical address.
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Whitsett Women’s Club
Whitsett School
G. W. McClanahan
W. T. Whitsett
United Synod of the Lutheran Church
Holy Trinity Church
Rowan County
Salisbury
Brownie Taylor
North Carolina College
F. C. Greeson
Conway
N. C
A. F Greeson
Katharine Eugenia Shenk
Aubrey Mauney
First Lutheran Church
Greensboro
Mount Hope
Shepherd's Store
Alamance-Kimesville Road
Bennett Store
Many Delightful Affairs Are Given At Thomasville
Social notes from Thomasville highlight a Friday Night Night Bridge Club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs R M Cooksey on Fisher Ferry Street with prizes for top players and guest prizes for ladies and gentlemen. A separate reception hosted by Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth on Colonial Drive drew guests from surrounding towns with pink and blue floral decor and refreshments.
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Thomasville
Night Bridge Club
R. M. Cooksey
Fisher Ferry Street
Meade Hite
O. R. Hodgin
J. Walter Lambeth
Austin Finch
Reece Harville
Social gathering details from a southern town event
The narrative lists helpers and hosts for a scene featuring a refreshments service. Mrs. Alvah Boyles and Mrs. J. F. Garner assisted. Mrs. Charles Lambeth hosted in the music room with punch served by Mrs. James E. Lambeth aided by Miss Alliene Hoover and Miss Evelyn Webb. Goodbyes were said by Mrs. E. L. Webb.
Rotary delegate to tenth International convention in Chicago
Dr. R. V. Yakeley leaves Friday for Chicago to represent the local Rotary club at the tenth International Rotary convention to be held there June 23 to June 27 inclusive.
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R. V. Yakeley
Chicago
Rotary Club
Mahone Child Recovers After Tonsil Operation
FE H Mahone Jr son of Mr and Mrs Earl Mahone underwent tonsil removal Friday morning He is now getting along nicely friends are glad to learn
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W. F. Bowers
High Point Hospital
MR. Dickson
R. D. Dickson
Guilford General Hospital
FE. H. Mahone, Jr
Earl Mahone
Mrs Hoover Visits Matthews Guest of Sister
Mrs. D E Hoover spent Thursday in Matthews as a guest of her sister Mrs R L Welch.
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D. E. Hoover
Matthews
R. L. Welch
Ladies visit Greensboro hosts at Colonia Drive tea
Mrs. Robert Lambeth and Mrs. Marion Keith of Greensboro spent Wednesday in the city assisting Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth in entertaining guests at a charming tea held at her Colonia Drive home.
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Robert Lambeth
Marion Keith
Greensboro
City
Harry Lee Lambeth
Colonia
Miss Susie Crowell Heads to Atlanta as Guest of Miss Crider
Miss Susie Crowell leaves tonight for Atlanta to spend a week as the guest of Miss Marian Crider, a local school faculty member enrolled in summer school there.
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Susie Crowell
Atlanta
Marian Crider
Miss Elizabeth Yow Leaves Wesley Long Hospital
Miss Elizabeth Yow, after a week long stay at Wesley Long hospital Greensboro, following a sinus operation, has recovered enough to leave the hospital and is now at the home of Mrs.
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Elizabeth Yow
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
Bridge Club Social Notes At Mrs Cox Home Park Street
Mrs Carson Cox hosted the Thursday Bridge Club at her Park Street home with pastel summer flowers and two tables for play. Miss Mamie Harris won the high score and received a quilted porch pillow while Mrs George W Lyles earned the consolation for low score with a novelty hanging basket. Mrs Cox served salad and desserts to the nine members.
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Park Street
Carson Cox
Thursday Bridge Club
Mamie Harris
George W. Lyles
Shannon Lambeth Heads To City For Week Away
Shannon Lambeth will spend the upcoming week in the city. Mary Alice Hoover returned Tuesday from Mount Airy where she had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Kirkpatrick for two weeks.
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Shannon Lambeth
Mary Alice Hoover
Mount Airy
Mrs. Elmore Potts Returns from Visit to Parents
Mrs. Elmore Potts returns to her Charlotte home this evening after a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Perry on College Avenue. Mr. Potts came to Thomasville for a weekend visit and will accompany her home this evening.
Perry brothers travel from Richmond to Winston-Salem
Lucian Perry of Richmond visited with his parents Mr and Mrs T G Perry for a week. He now stays in Winston-Salem for a few days before returning to Richmond. His brother John Perry will accompany him.
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Lucian Perry
Richmond
TG. Perry
Winston- Salem
John Perry
Building and Loan leaders back from Blowing Rock meeting
Charles F. Phillips and John R. Perry returned Friday from Blowing Rock where they attended the North Carolina Building and Loan association meeting convening there this week.
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Charles F. Phillips
John R. Perry
Blowing Rock
North Carolina Building and Loan Association
Mrs Victoria Miller Visits Spencer Family on West Main
Mrs Victoria Miller of Spencer is the guest of her son J Q Miller and Mrs Miller on West Main. Little Paul Green returned Friday from Maiden where he spent ten days with his grandparents Rev and Mrs R Howie.
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Victoria Miller of
Spencer
J. Q. Miller
Miller
West Main Street
Paul Green
Maiden
R.&. Howie
Blair Family Heads to Lenoir for Weekend Visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Blair and daughter Elizabeth travel Friday for a weekend visit with Mrs. Blair’s mother Mrs. M. G. Shearer in Lenoir.
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J. R. Blair
Elizabeth
Willing Negroes Show Targets Two Black Stereotypes
A comic act mocks Black people with racist caricatures including a “Colored Gentleman” and a second performer making demeaning remarks about food and violence. The bit employs incendiary humor from a passing show era.
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