Legion Auxiliary Plans State Convention in Winston-Salem
The Ameri can Legion Auxiliary met last evening at the H. A. Oakes home with Mrs Leigh Harper as hostess to discuss plans for the upcoming state convention in Winston-Salem. Mrs J C Welch served as associate host. delegates named include I T Mann R L Waynick Bert Kirkman C A York and D T Yow with alternates Roy Spearman J C Vetch Harry Doctor and Sam Tobias.
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Winston-Salem
American Legion Auxiliary
H. A. Oakes
Leigh Harper
Harper
Fred Gordy
Harry Doctor
David T. Yow
J. C. Welch
I. T. Mann
R. L. Waynick
Bert Kirkman
C. A. York
D. T. Yow
Roy Spearman
J. C. Vetch
Sam Tobias
Thomasville club hears mayor on town assets and liabilities
The Thomasville Business and Professional Women's Club heard Mayor David A. Long speak on Our Town's Assets and Liabilities at the June dinner in the Community church basement. He discussed the Community Center project.
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Thomasville Business and Professional Women’s Club
D A Long
Thomasville
Washington Council To Have Weiner Roast At City Lake Park
The Washington Council number four Daughters of America plans a weiner roast at City Lake Park tomorrow evening. Members meet at the hall 310 North Main Street at 7 15 for a short meeting before the outing. The group will proceed to the park for the event.
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Washington Council
City Lake Park
Daughters of América
Business Girls Approve Six-Month Officers Slate
The Business and Sessional Girls' club announced a full six month slate at their regular meeting. Grace Jes presided with nominating committee members naming Kothy Hoskins as vice president Lucille Hayworth as recording secretary Maude Reynolds as corresponding secretary Ida Clarke as editor Alma Anna as gram chair Sadie Doss as project chair and Vola Myrick as reporter. Messages from Leslie Johnson camp Merrie Wood Nelle Ansley Honolulu resignation and Raymond Binford donation noted. Group singing and social followed.
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W.C. Ashut
Tomary
Grace Jés
Kothy Hoskins
Lucille Hayworth
Maude Ynolds
Ida Clarke
Gram
Alma Anna
Sadie
Eight Tables Of Bridge In Play At Emerywood Club
Bridge party at Emerywood country club yesterday morning drew guests and members for a bi weekly event. James A. G. Douglas and W. Fraley supervised as Mrs Jenee Russell of La Grange was the prize winner with a double deck of cards. A luncheon followed for those making reservations.
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Joe Boyles
Robert Hill
Clifford Clodfelter
Walter Green
Wade Morgan
Joe Boyles, Jr
J. C. Harris
Frank Townson
Emerywood Intry
Ystesses
James A. G. Douglas
W. Fraley
Jenee Russell
la Grange
Mrs J Leslie Andrews Presents Piano Recital at First M P Church
Mrs J Leslie Andrews presented her piano pupils in a spring recital in the assembly room of the First M P Church. A colorful display of hollyhocks snapdragons and mixed flowers decorated the room. Marshals were Caroline Nash and Lola Skeen. Participants included Doris Thomas Lois Skeen Mary Lou Culler and others.
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J. Leslie Andrews
Carol Nash
Lola Skeen
Doris Thomas
Ois Skeen
Mary Lou Culler
Recital Honors Awarded at Archdale Friends Church
Miss Beulah Moton presided as judge for a pupil recital in Archdale with Rev. Cecil Haworth awarding prizes. Mary Lou Culler won best performance, Doris Thomas received honorable mention, and Lois Skeen claimed the practice prize among participants Rah Lewis Charles Mann Nancy Ruth Parker Mack Lewis Helen Posey Mildred Ridge Jacquelyn Conrad and John Leslie Andrews Jr.
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Rah Lewis
Charles Mann
Nancy Ruth Parker
Mack Lewis
Helen Posey
Mildred Ridge
Jacquelyn Conrad
John Leslie Andrews, Jr
Beulah Moton
Cecil Haworth
Archdale Friends Church
Mary Lou Culler
Doris Thomas
Lois Skeen
Women of the Moose Schedule Executive Board Meeting
The Women of the Moose announce an executive board meeting at their hall this evening. All officers and committee chairmen are expected to attend.
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Women of Moose
the Moose
Local social notes from Guilford County
About People Miss Dorothy Horne visits Miss Mildred Crowder at 309 Steele Street in Albemarle for a week. L B Chesson recovers from appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital. Pearl Lee Osborne returns home from Guilford General after 11 days. Mrs T E B Johnson and daughter Thomasine to return from Dover New Jersey. Mrs Lawrence Russell arrives to visit parents in High Point and La Grange GA. W B E Hayworth improves at Guilford General Hospital. Visitors of Henry Ling include John Wolford Fred Wolford L J Miller and V C Blankenship. Little Joe Beamon recovering at home from tonsillectomy.
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Dorothy Horne
Aleigh
Mildred Crowder
Steele Street
Miss Horne
Pearl Lee Osborne
Ennis Street
Guilford General Hospital
Lawrence Russell
High Point
la Grange
J. H. Everhart
Blaine Avenue
Mr. Russell
The
Soil Conservation Service
Henry Ling
Fairfield Road
John Wolford
Blackley
Ling
Fred Wolford
Little Joe Beamon
J. E. Beamon
Chandler Street
Miss Annie Lee Jarrell Hosts Engagement Celebration
Miss Annie Lee Jarrell will entertain at her Lind say street home tomorrow evening to compliment Miss Nan Armfield whose engagement to J Roy Sullivan of this city was announced Sunday. Bridges will be in play and refreshments will include only close relatives of the honoree.
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Annie Lee Jarrell
Lindsay Street
Nan Armfield
J. Roy Sullivan
Sunny
Uésia
Mra. D. Bl. Griffth
Bain Avenue
Lyndon-Andrews clan reunion fills New Hope church
Randolph county community gathers at New Hope church with Rev F W Fogleman leading devotion and music by an Asheboro cartet. Talks by Dr C C Hubbard of Farmer and C C Muse of High Point highlight the event plus a long prophecy by Lee Andrews and his father’s recitation award history. Officers include J F Lyndon and others.
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Lyndon-Andrews
New Hope Church
Randolph County
F. W. Fogleman
Asheboro
C. Cubbard
Farmer
C. C. Muse
High Point
Lee Andrews
Archdale
North Carolina
Archdale School
Trinity College
Wiley Andrews
J. F. Lyndon
Sumter
8. C
Herbert Andrews
Mra
W. B. Varney
Lula Andrews
Artists Clubs Meet With Betty Grady at North Main
The young and adult Artists clubs sponsored by Miss Elsie Gates met at Miss Betty Grady's home on North Main Street for their regular gathering. Performances included piano solos by Gertrude Griffin and Betty Grady, readings by Arele Shackelford and Gertrude Q Griffith, and guests such as Charles Medlin who played selections and duets with Mrs Gates. Illness kept some members away.
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Elsie Gates
Betty Grady
North Main Street
Gertrude Griffin
Arele Shackelford
Gertrude Q Griffith
Charles Medlin
Mies Gates
Miss Gates
Luncheon Honors Bride-Elect Lela Boyles in Greensboro
Miss Evelyn Baker hosted a Tuesday luncheon at the OU Henry hotel in Greensboro to compliment bride-elect Miss Lela Maude Boyles and Mrs. Glenn Pennington. Miss Boyles plans to marry Hilton Theodore Smith of Greensboro this week, with Mrs. Pennington formerly Miss Lillian Latimer of Tulsa. The table featured snap dragons, sweetpeas and gypsophila in green and white, and twin wedding rings marked the guests’ seats. Attending were Misses Katherine Covington Ellen Mane Pegs Evelyn Webb Isabel Boyles Mary Jackson Lambeth and Mesdames Clathorne Pennington John C Pennington Alvah Boyles and Douglas Crutchfield.
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Evelyn Baker
OU. Henry
Greensboro
Lela Maude Boyles
Glenn Pennington
Miss Boyles’ Marrilage
Hilton Theodore Smith
Pennington
Lillian Latimer
Tulsa
Oklo
Miss Baker
Katherine Covington
Ellen Mane Pegs
Evelyn Webb
Isabel Boyles
Mary Jaison Lambeth
Mesdames Clathorne Pennington
John C. Pennhington
Alvah Boyles
Douglas Crutchfield
Mrs Austin Sink Hosts Tuer Le Temps Gathering
Mrs. Austin Sink entertained members of the Tuer Le Temps at a social gathering. The event brought together society figures and local residents for an afternoon of conversation and refreshments.
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Austin Sink
The
Tuer le Temps
Cameron Hawkins marriage vows taken at Denton
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Byrd Cameron to Clarence C. Hawkins of Goldsboro in a quiet Saturday ceremony at the Denton Methodist church. Hawkins is a State College Raleigh graduate and the couple will reside in Goldsboro after a brief wedding trip.
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Denton
Byrd Cameron
Clarence C. Hawkins
Goldsboro
Methodist
Mr. Rathburn
Methodist Church
Hawkins
J. F. Cameron
Cameron
Denton High School
State College
Raleigh
Local Social Notes From Greensboro and Nearby Towns
Mrs Ralph Wilson and others attended a Tuesday luncheon in Greensboro hosted by Mrs Marion Y Keith. Mrs John Crowell and family returned from Virginia Beach after a visit. Little Nell Ruth Boyles came home Sunday from Rock Hill South Carolina after visiting grandparents L G Hooper. Patsy and Diana Dickens visited Huntersville with Mr and Mrs O L Wagstaff.
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A. I. Hassey
Keith
High Point
Howell Snyder
Baxter Carter
Greensboro
Able Lanier
Anderson Cole
Johnnie
C. R Bisher
Arthur Lanier
Mary Ellabisher
E. W. Hill
W. &. Hill
Dora
Netta Workman
Inza Hill
Alson Crawford
Farmer
Jimmie Wilkins
Salisbury
Versie Russell
Troy
Nancy Stroupe
Lillie
Ollie Deatonn
Thomasville
Ira Deaton
Horace Deaton
Branson Nance Pear Farmer
Kernie Loftin
Ralph Wilson
Pinkney Rankin
Harry Lee Lambeth
Marion Y. Keith
John Crowell
Isabel Boyles
Billy Boyles
Virginia Beach
Nell Ruth Boyles
Rock Hill
8. C
L. G. Hooper
Joe Beyes, Jr
World Tides In The Far East Studied By Church Group
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian met at Mrs. T. M. Griffin's home with president Mrs. W. G. Smith in the chair. Mrs. C. R. Reid led the devotional and Mrs. D. M. Jester guided the afternoon program on World Tides In The Far East. Refreshments followed for attendees.
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Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
T. M. Griffin
W. G. Smith
C. R. Reid
D. M. Jester
Far East
Mrs. Laura M. Miller Dies in Asheboro at 73
Mrs. Laura M. Miller 73 widow of Samuel Miller died at 8 30 last night at her son Pearly F. Miller’s home on Main street Asheboro after heart trouble. She leaves three sons S R Miller Lexington A E and P F Miller Asheboro a daughter Mrs R A Gaddia Asheboro a brother C F Hughes Thomasville and a sister Mrs Janie Kearns Asheboro route two. Funeral at First M E Church tomorrow at 2 PM Rev H P Powell officiating with interment in Asheboro cemetery.
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Asheboro
Laura M. Miller
Samuel Miller
Pearly F. Miller
OM Main Street
C. F. Hughes
Thomasville
Janie Kearns
Fiist M. E
Leaning Tower of Pisa Built Slanting to Final Height
The builders of the Pisa tower aimed for vertical rise but the structure sank on one side while only 86 feet high. They completed it in a tilted stance, resulting in the famous lean.
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Pisa
Italy
Newsreel to Show Train Wreck at Local Theatre
Newsreel scenes of the Olympian flyer crash into Custer Creek Montana will be shown at the Paramount Theatre Friday and Saturday. City manager Hugh J. Smart of North Carolina Theatres, Inc. says the on site cameraman secured dramatic footage of the nation s greatest train disaster in years.
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Custer Crek
Montana
Paramount Theatre
Hugh J. Smart
North Carolina Theatres, Inc
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J. H. Walker, Jr
Paul Casey
James B. Lovelace
E. E. Mendenhall, Jr
George Robb
Eccles Everhart
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R. J. White
F. H. Hallenback
Clifford Lehmann
Leslie Andrews
Lire
Boxwood Gardens
R. P. Royer
Batiste
Moreitz
L. B. Chesson
White Oak Street
W. BE
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Thomasville Road
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Rankin Memorial
M. P
Barker Street
Allen Jay
Allen Jay Baptist Church
T. W. Gray
Wade Cumbie
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Clarence E. Peace
Coy Burchfield
Wyatt Church
American Institute of Leandering
Pin al Drug and Dept. Stores
Cameron-Hawkins
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Howell Harrson
M. P. Church
Bettie Rush Mitchell
Patsy
Diana Dickens
Huntersville
Mr and Mrs. O. L. Wagstaff
Stainback’ S Ladies’ Apparel
Minnie Steed
Lois DeVinney
Lucille DeVinney
Jack Ros
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Mayview Manor
Blowing Rock, N.C
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Bradley
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