Thomasville Bride Honored At Bridge Shower Given Here
An attractive bridge shower was held Saturday evening by Mrs. Ruben Bavender of Thomasville in the Gibson club room for her sister Mrs. Thomas Chevis formerly Miss Kathleen Lookabill a bride of the month. Bridge was at two tables with high score won by Mrs. W C Myers who received hose. Second high went to Miss Elizabeth Mitchell for a bridge table cover. Little Gretchen Burton niece of the honoree wore a white wedding gown and veil and pushed a cart revealing crystal pieces. The hostess gave a set of ice tea glasses and an ice course was served to guests including Mrs. Nannie Lockabill and several others.
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Ruben Bavender
Thomasville
Gibson Club
Thomas Chevis
Kathleen Lookabill
W. C. Myers
Elizabeth Mitchell
Gretchen Burton
Nannie Lockabill
Mesdames Hunter Burton
Fred Ward
Irvin Lockabill
Jack Dunn
Johnnie Mackenfuse
Joe Hansell
Kathleen Shelton
Danease Maniey
Bachelor Girls Club Meeting Tonight With Miss Ann Grissom
The Bachelor Girls Club will meet this evening at a quarter to o clock at East Green street home of Miss Ann Grissom with Misses Anne Grissom and Elsie Stanley as associate hostesses. All members urged to attend. Also announces birth of daughter Phyllis Reese to Mr and Mrs Sam Berrier of Thomasville on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelor Girls Club
Ann Grissom
Clnb
Anne Grissom
Elsie Stanley
East Green Street
Sam Berrier
Thomasville
Phyllis Reese
Perrier
iMes
Mickey Reese
People and visits span cities from Los Angeles to Paradise Point
Mrs. W. E. Herndon left for Los Angeles to visit her brother St. Clair Ireland, stopping in Columbia to see her son. Guests at H. M. Ling’s included Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Wolford, F. H. Hawley, and Arthur Stacy. Others visiting or returning from Paradise Point include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner and Miss Sarah Taylor, with Mrs. J. Hayden, Royster Tucker, and family also staying there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Herndon
Los Angeles
Calif
St. Clair Ireland
Columbia
D. C
St. Clair Herndon
F. R. Wolford
Blackley
F. H. Hawley
Grundy
Arthur Stacy
Buchanan County
H. M. Ling
Martha Moffitt
Paradise Point
Mabel
Richard Hargett
Henry Turner
Winston-Salem
Sarah Taylor
Hargett
J. ¥. Hayden
Royster Tucker
Hi Ho Club Feted At Theater Party
Members of the Hi Ho club were entertained by Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mickey of Archdale at a theatre party. After social time they attended an out of town show then returned for an ice course at the hosts home. The July 6 business meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lewis 507 Centennial avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Mickey
Archdale
Lloyd Smith
Hilda Smith
J. Q. Cheevis
Wilbur Lawie
Elmo Woodlief
Trinity
Clara Mickey
Garland Rothrock
Frances Dunn
Wilbur Lewis
Centennial Avenue
Miss Kearns Heads to Motor Trip and New York Cruise
Miss Anna Elisabeth Kearns left today to join the Tar Heel Tom Party at Raleigh for a motor trip to Norfolk Virginia. They will sight see and sail tonight on the ship George Washington for New York City with visits planned to West Point and other places of interest along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Raleigh
Norfolk
George Washington
New York City
West Point
Automobiles Damaged in Collision at Lindsay and Church
Two cars were damaged in a collision at Lindsay and Church streets about 9 30 last night. Hoyt C Hedrick 27 Lexington avenue Thomasville said to have been the driver of one car struck Roy Beeson 30 of the Redding Apartments. No arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay and
Church Streets
Hoyt C. Hedrick
Lexington Avenue
Thomasville
Lindsay Street
Church
Roy Beeson
Redding Apartments
Airline crew spans 26 states among stewardesses
A major airline reports that its flight attendants represent 26 different states, highlighting the diverse origin of its stewardesses and the broad geographic reach of the carrier.
Fat Women Smother in Tight Girdles
An old advertisement claims Marmola Prescription Tablets can reduce fat tied to internal deficiency and urges readers to consult a doctor. It promotes an unproven weight loss remedy and notes distribution of over thirty million boxes over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etif Foundation
el A
Kappa Gammas To Hold Final Summer Meeting
The Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma sorority will meet at the Sheraton hotel for a 6:30 dinner in the private dining room, followed by a 7:30 lecture led by Dr. P. E. Lindley educational director. Plans for next fall will be discussed in the business session after the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma Sorority
National Educational Organization
Sheraton Hotel
P. E. Lindley
Oak Hill Philatheras Meet Tonight at Lois Burton Home
The Philathea class of Oak Hill Friends church holds its monthly meeting this evening at 7 30 at Miss Lois Burton s Doris street home. The Mothers class picnic at Wesley Memorial church is postponed until a later date. Archdale Friends Auxiliary Meets Tuesday at 7 30 at the church with hostesses Estelle Marsh Gladys Hayworth and Hattie Tomlinson invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK Hill Philatheras
Oak Hill Friends Church
Lois Burton
Doris Stret
Wesley Memorial Church
Archdale Friends
Archdale Friends Church
Estelle Marsh
Gladys Hayworth
Hattie Tomlinson
John H. Tate Pioneer of High Point Furniture Industry
John H. Tate helped found High Point’s early furniture sector in the 1890s. He started the Tate Furniture Company after leaving the High Point Furniture Company founded with Thom as F. Wrenn. Tate led local lumber business ventures and is noted as a city pioneer in furniture manufacturing.
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T. F. Wrenn
High Point Furniture Co
High Point
High Point Furniture Company
A. E. Tate
John H
American Lumber Company
M. J. Wrenn
John H. Tate
Christian Science Lesson Sermon In Churches June 26 1938
Christian Science lesson sermon on Sunday June 26 1938 used Isaiah 36 10 as golden text and included biblical citations stressing faith with works. The study highlighted aiding the needy and the moral call to apply faith through deeds in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Zion
Miss Tela Boyles Weds Hilton Smith In Thomasville Nuptials
Miss Tela Maude Boyles and Hilton Theodore Smith were married at the Boyles home in Thomasville. Rev. J Clyde Allman officiated as guests witnessed a formal ceremony with music by local artists. The couple plans a Greensboro home after a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Boyles
H. Theodore Smith
Thomasville
Quarrels With Babs Over Son Stride Paris Boulevards
Striding along a Paris boulevard, Count Haugwitz-Reventlow, Barbara Hutton's Danish husband, faces world social circles stirred by a reported rift over their 2 year old son Lance. The couple’s dispute allegedly led to a London court order to compel the count to appear before a magistrate if he travels to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count Court Haugwitz- Reventiow
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Lance
London
England
Faith and Science Texts Highlight Religious Practice
A sermon quote reflects the biblical James passage about faith and works, paired with a passage from Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health. The excerpt asserts Christian Science aligns with Scripture and proves its points through logic and demonstration, contrasting it with skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Scripuirer
Samuel E. Price Dies at Lancaster Home
Mrs. Roy Preston of this city learned this morning of the death of her brother Samuel E. Price at his residence in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Mrs. Preston planned to travel this afternoon to Lancaster where the funeral is expected to be held on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Gordon
Route Two
Roy Preston
Morrie Street
Samuel E. Price
Lancaster
Weather Turns in Historic Battles Shape Outcomes
Weather often decides battles as campaigns hinge on sudden shifts in climate. Analysts note unexpected conditions altered tactics and morale influencing historic rivalries and their ultimate results.
Vaccinations Reported Successful on Silkworms
The article states successful vaccinations against a disease were performed on silkworms, indicating progress in silkworm health and production efforts.
Unusual Activity Reported In Race For General Assembly Speakership In 1939
Raleigh dispatch reports intensified race for the 1939 House speakership with prison division head Robert Grady Johnson backing Victor Bryant. Johnson and Bryant reportedly canvass subordinates to boost Bryant while Treasurer Charles M. Johnson eyes the 1940 gubernatorial bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Raleigh
Highway Commission
Victor Bryant
Penal Branch
Robert Grady Johnson
North Carolina
Johnson
Bryant
Bull City
Durham
Appropriations Committee
Prison
Ward
Frank Dunlap
Charles M. Johnson
Charlie
Thie Angle
Surprise Move Secures Johnson Speakership Support
On the eve of the 1936 Speakership caucus Johnson reportedly had only 32 pledged votes. Ward allegedly joined Penderman by taking off his coat and swung enough votes to secure Johnson's majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Johnson
Ward
Nocturnal feeding ritual of marsh hawks observed
Describes a pair of marsh hawks in mid air: the male drops prey from above as the female turns to catch it with her talons while refueling in flight. The behavior highlights cooperative feeding during hunting.
Summer School at High Point College Sets Attendance Record
The report says the present summer session is the best in High Point college history with 120 students enrolled. It draws attendees from areas beyond High Point and runs until July 15, followed by a second session opening July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Swanson
S. 8. Swanson
South Street
Elon College
High Point College
High Point
Cutlery Mills Use Elephant Hides in Ugland Fibers
In Ugland field sites workers historically burnished cutlery hides from elephants. The practice linked to local mills, reflecting unusual material use in traditional smithing processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugland
England’s Automobile Industry Output in 1995
In 1995 England's automobile manufacturing sector employed 1,250 workers and produced 342,499 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Poet of the People Puzzle Across and Down
A word puzzle listing many clues across and down including figures like Leaves of Grass author and biblical names. It interleaves arts, objects, roles, and measurements such as a native metal ear ornament and a sea eagle with clues to literature and history.
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Moffitt
Moffitt's
North Main ST
Lawrence Mickeys
Miss Kearns
New York
Kappa Gammas
Tela Maude Boyles
Hilton Theodore Smith
Greensboro
J. W. Boyles
J. Clyde Allman
M. P
Alvah Boyles
Dorothy Hoskins
Walter W. Rapp
Charles F. Finch
Kreisler
Nevin
Stults
Beaver College
Nell Ruth Boyles
Joseph W. Boyles, Jr
Jane Dudley
Mra
Guy Dudley
James Messick
Isabel
Virginia Boyles
Douglas Crutchfield
Smith
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Jenkinstown
Pennsylvania
Mary Smith
Bailey Military Academy
North Carolina State College
Samba Chi Alpha
Woodward Prosthetic Company
Weat Gaston Street
Babs
Son
NEA Radiophoto
Henry Averill
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
AGAIS
Gonsume
Ras Washington ST
Qtr
Daisy
N.C
California
A&p
Washington Street
Main Street
America
Bashan
Japan
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