Miss Willis Weds R. P. Harriss in Baltimore Rites
Margery Owen Willis and Robert Preston Harriss marry at Grace church Roland Park Baltimore with Rev. Fred C. Reynolds officiating. The bride, from a prominent Eastern Shore family, studied at Maryland Institute of Art and Johns Hopkins. Best man Gerald W. Johnson of the Evening Sun. couple to tour Myrtle Beach Blowing Rock Fayetteville after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Preston Harriss
Baltimore
Maryland
North
Calvert Street
Grace Church
Roland Park
Fred C. Reynolds
Maudre Willis
Gerald W. Johnson
Evening Sun
Harriss
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Blowing Rock
Fayetteville
N. Y
Hammond
J. O. Willis
Maryland Institute of Art
Art Students League
New York
John Hopkins University
Maryland State College
P. Harriss
Harriet Jane Harriss
Frank McCullough Harriss
N. C
Duke University
North Carolina
Paris
New York Herald - Tribune
Baltimore Evening Sun
Roosevelt's Kiss Captured in Du Pont Wedding Photos
Photographer Jayce Winburn to chronicle the wedding day of Miss Eisenhower? Actually the Du Pont daughter-in-law with Mr. Eugene Du Pont arranging a leather notebook of images. The day includes arrival with her father, a church ceremony, reception, and portraits. The vanguard guests include Nicholas Ridgley DuPont and his fiancée Genevieve Estes, set for September nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigrid Arne Wilmington
Del
Roosevelt
du Ont
Jayce Winburn
New York
Eugene DuPont
F. D. Roosevelt, Jr
Winburn
du Pont
Wedge
Des
Nicholas Ridgley DuPont
Genevieve Estes
Jacksonville
Fla
Deep River Philatheas Hold Rainy Regular Meeting
On Wednesday night the Deep River Philatheas gathered for their regular business meeting led by president Mrs Lydia Thrift. Thirteen members attended despite the rain and dainty refreshments were served after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River Philatheas
Lydia Thrift
Memorial Services Held For Former Resident
Mr and Mrs Clark Mendenhall formerly of this community now living in California attended memorial services here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Mendenhall
California
Carey Bulla Family Spends Weekend with Relatives
Mr and Mrs Carey Bulla and family spent the week end with relatives at Rameseur, sharing time with kin during a short visit and returning home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Bulla
Rameseur
Nell Idol Visits Father T. J. Jones at Home
Mrs. Nell Idol visited her father T. J. Jones who remains confined to his home with illness in a northern region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Nell Idol
T. J. Jones
Liness
Local visit notices from Guilford and High Point
Miss Beulah Skeen of Guilford College visits at her parents home in town. Junior Gordon of High Point visits relatives for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kelley of Raleigh attend memorial services at Deep River Church and stay to visit. Guests at the Jones home include the Simpsons, Irvin, Marsh, Little families of High Point and Mrs. Knight of Colfax. Pauline Thornton visits friends in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Skeen
Guilford College
Mrs
J. J. Skeen
Bill Kelley
Raleigh
Deep River Shurch
Miss Mary Stone Bride Elect Feted At Kernersville Tea
Miss Stone of Kernersville is honored at a tea hosted by Mesdames Justice Whitaker and Staples. Eight bridge tables and corsages mark the event with gifts and a linen shower for the June bride elect. Guests include Edward Crow of Winston-Salem and several out of town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stone
Kernersville
J. T. Justice, Sr
EB. P. Whitaker
John Staples
Justice
Miss Stone
Edward Crow
Winston-Salem
J. J. Stone
Jim Spears
Staples
Whitaker
Carrie Stone
R. C. Morris
Gilmer Smith
Charlie James Ragland
Avhiee Rammocks
R. R. Fagg
William Fulp
Fred Vance
M. Y. King
George Bellamy
M. E. Fagg
Eliora C. Ea
Kauhin
Mesdames
Phil Walker
High Point
Harlan Johnston
Dallas
Texas
Raymond Matthews
Goldsboro
Walton Stokes
Lewis Kimes
Henry Kniblock
John Eichhorn
George Eichhorn
Greensboro
Eva Mussellwhite
Lumberton
Informal Tuesday Soiree At Frances Wolfe Home
Miss Frances Wolfe hosted a casual evening with porch Monopoly games and served ice cream cake punch and candy. Guests included Miss Marguerite Kerner Miss Katherine Smith Miss Louise Bellamy and Messrs Horace Hawkins John Flynt W J Johnson and Theodore Kerner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wolfe
Marguerite Kerner
Katherine Smith
Louise Bellamy
Horace Hawkins
John Flynt
W. J. Johnson
Theodore Kerner
Asheboro Club Showcases Floral Arrangements at Three Homes
Asheboro garden department of the Women's club held a progressive program touring three homes. Mrs. Burns led a discuss on table arrangements stressing six points. Visitors included Mrs. Ricks and Miss Louise Swaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
W. A. Underwood
Worth
Old Main
Rose Garden
Asheboro Women’s Club names new officers at meeting
Miss Alma Kee health nurse was named president of the Asheboro Business and Professional Women's club at the Tuesday evening meeting held at Mrs. John Swaim’s home on South Fayetteville street. Marian Stedman became first vice president and Woodford Teere second vice president with Sallie McCain as corresponding secretary Rada Hughes recording secretary and Iola Lowdermilk treasurer. The club tentatively adopted measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Kee
Asheboro
High Point Manslaughter Trials Set In Greensboro Term
The Superior court term opens in Greensboro with Judge Julius A. Rousseau presiding. High Point suspects Clyde Gurley, M. H. Shadwick, H. A. Moffitt Jr., and W. N. Holton face manslaughter trials. Additional cases include Frank Clodfelter and Earl Pell for larceny and receiving, and Russell McIntyre with Roby Osborne for breaking, entering and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Superior Court
Greensboro
Julius A. Rousseau
North Wilkesboro
English Street
Clyde Gurley
M. H. Shadwick
H. A. Moffitt, Jr
W. N. Holton
Frank Clodfelter
Earl Pell
High Point Municipal Court
Russell McIntyre
Roby Osborne
Hail Storm Rocks Edgecombe County Farmlands
A northeasterly hail storm swept Edgecombe County with wind damage across more than a mile and a half, destroying crops and damaging buildings. Farmers estimate losses in the thousands of dollars. The report notes residents including L H Rol and Lawrence Jr taking a 30 day Westward tour before resuming travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
Northeas Edgecombe County
Local Club Plans July Supper Meeting
Constitution and by laws preserved with right to change. Next meeting set for the fourth Tuesday evening in July as a supper gathering. Board of directors listed with names including Marion Stedman and Wilma Watts. Committee chairs named for education finance health interna tional relations legislation membership program publicity public relations place research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Stedman
Woodford Teere
Sallie McCain
Rada Hughes
Iola Lowdermilk
W. C. Lucas
Wilma Watts
Annie Lee Spoon
Ruth Covington
Imogene Kearns
Katherine White
Cleta Rich
Eleanor Bolling
Faith Brewer
Catherine White
Billa Spoon
Marian Stedman
Labor Rejects Yet Another AFL Clause in South Carolina
The South Carolina Federation of Labor rejected a proposed amendment from the national AFL that would allow presidential removal of state officers and require delegates to vow to support national policies. George L. Googe noted the draft arose from tensions in Georgia and North Carolina over rival committees. Aloysius Flynn was elected president, with Columbia chosen for the 1938 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
8. C
South Carolina Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
National Federation
George L. Googe
Legal Department
The
A. F. of L
Georgia
North Carolina
Committee For Industrial Organization
Aloysius Flynn
Charleston Navy Yard
Columbia
Time Is Extended For Dog Vaccination In Guilford
Guilford County owners now have until August 1 to vaccinate dogs against rabies. County health officer Dr. H M Bule announced the extension, approved by the Guilford County Board of Health. The board also endorsed entering the county in a federal health contest to secure a Public Health Service rating for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
H. M. Bule
City Police Warn Against Firearm Discharges
Local officers warned that boys using bee bee guns and .22 rifles must not discharge them within city limits. Anyone doing so is liable to arrest and punishment. Several persons have been injured by careless discharge of these firearms.
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Miss Willis
R. P. Harriss
Richard T. Hammond
Margery Owen Willis
Fdr, Jr
U.S
Setsuko Hara
Japan
Miss Hara
Germany
Deep River News
Junior Gordon
Ocean Drive
Colonial Inn
Yow’s Funeral Home
David T. Yow
Wood Black
Main Street
Etha McBride
Springfield
Mesdames McBride
Sam Vance, Sr
Y. B. Albert
Carl B. Kerner
S. L. Duckworth
J. R. Paddison
Zeb Deaton
Sewell Webster
A. N. Linville
Philip Kerner
J. P. Linville
Walter Allen
D.L. Joyner
George V. Fulp, Sr
Nell Stockton
Burns
J. 8. Lewis
South Fayetteville Street
Lewis
John Swaim
8. F. Phillips
Fort Chiswell Farms
Pulaski
Wytheville
Josevyh P. Day
By William Ferguson
First Yama
Mount Rainier
National Park Services OF
United States
NEA Service
M. Ros
By Sylvia
Chuck
Edgecombe Coal
L. H. Roland Lawrence, Jr
Yes
West
Mexico
el Paso
New Oakland Bridge
Francisco
Salt Lake City
Chicago
York City
Robbins
Guilford Memorial Park
LABOR
S. C. Federation
I.e
Nad Oher
Onard Dry Cleaning Coq
North Main
South Main
East
Washington
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