Reception At Thomasville Will Honor Bridal Couples
In Thomasville on March 13 Mr and Mrs Thornton Eugene Jennings host a formal home reception at 305 East Main Street honoring newlyweds Mr and Mrs Clarence Farrell Gibson and Mr and Mrs Bertram Francis Heathcote. Mrs Gibson and Mrs Heathcote were formerly Miss Julia Jennings and Miss Mildred Jennings. The event runs from eight to ten oclock with invitations read at the New Years reception. The article also notes a Literary club meeting hosted by Mrs P M Sherrill at her Elliott Drive home with a program on the artists Durer Van Eyck and Holbein and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
Thornton Eugene Jennings
East Main Street
Cc. F. Gibson
RB. F. Heathcote
Gibson
Julia Brown Jennings
Heathcote
Mildred Jennings
T. E. Jennings
North Carolina
Clarence Farrell Gibson
Betram Francis Heathcote
P. M. Sherrill
Elliott Drive
C.F. Gibson
Durer
van Eyck
Holbein
Mesdames Gibson
David Long
E. L. Webb
Z. V. Crutchfield
R. H. Holliday
Robert Rapp
Paul Green
J. Clyde Allman
D. H. Helms
C. R. Reid
B. E. White
Tuer le Temps Club
West Main Street
Horace Lawing
Wade Morgan
Homer Beck
Mesdames Wade Morgan
J. C. Harris
Robert Hill
Clifford Clodfelter
J. D. Cooke
Ellen Menzies
Hickory
Lockie Rankin Missionary Society
Main Street
M. E
Woodrow Hall
Miss Mar@ Smith
Hall
Mount Airy
J. N. Hauss
Miss Smith
Hobart Hall
Circles of the Presbyterian Auxiliary
Circle One
Janie Reid
Salem Street
Circle Two
George D. Finch
Colonial Drive
J. O. Cook
Thomasville Woman's Club March Meeting Held
The Thomasville Woman's Club held its March meeting on Wednesday with members discussing community projects and planning upcoming events. Members reviewed schedules for local volunteering and announced a forthcoming fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Woman's Club
Woman's club adds eleven new members at Methodist hut
Eleven new members were welcomed into the club during a day at the Methodist hut as Mrs. Finch chaired the session. Specifications for a new clubhouse were turned over to contractors and a donor offered to match funds if members raise an extra thousand by May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Dillon
M. C. Elledge
J. F. Garner
Robert Jones
John Perry
J. A. J. Farrington
P. M. Sherrill
Percy Tudor
B. E. White
C. M. Field
Stuart Burton
George D. Finch
Robert Williams
W. B. Lord
Mills Home Music Department
Amish Seek Parking Lot for Buggies in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana the local Amish community asks Mayor Olin R Holt to grant a parking lot for their horse drawn vehicles Their faith prohibits motorized travel and the sect lacks stable facilities for drivable vehicles They use only horses and a buggy
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Kokomo
Ind
Olin R. Holt
Liquor Permit Idea Seems Likely to Come Up
Raleigh report outlines a proposed North Carolina bill requiring every liquor buyer to obtain a permit and present it at purchase. Proponents, led by Billy Sullivan, frame the measure as temperance and revenue. Canada and Nordic nations currently use similar systems to deter intoxication and reward good conduct.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Billy Sullivan
Asheville
Buncombe County
Canada
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Textile meet to convene in Washington D C
About 200 delegates from principal textile producing countries will gather in Washington on April 2 for the Tripartite Preparatory Textile conference. The ILO convoked the meeting at the suggestion of President Roosevelt to discuss industry social conditions and a possible forty hour week.
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Washington
International Labor Office
Roosevelt
Warren Irvin
Geneva
Switzerland
ILO
United States
Wilson
Germany
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Irvin
Moose Banquet Attended by Senators In Asheville
Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania founder of the Royal Order of the Moose and Senator Robert R. Reynolds of North Carolina, president of the Carolina Moose Association, will attend a Moose banquet and special class initiation in Asheville on Saturday and Sunday.
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Asheville
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
The
Royal Order of the Moose
Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Carolina Moose Association
Proposed liquor permit bill would curb drunks and crooks
The text discusses a bill proposing liquor permits at $1 each to bar habitual drinkers and criminals. Proponents say it could raise about $1,000,000 yearly, split half to counties and half to the state. Critics fear the system would push nonpermit holders toward bootleggers, benefiting illicit trade.
Madam Ardelle Phrenologist and Clairvoyant Reading
A phrenologist medium offers life guidance at a permanently located house near City Limits. Readings cover life business love and trouble with satisfaction assured. Location is 2000 N Main St at City Limits. Readings priced at 50 cents.
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Stanley
College St
Main St
Rhea Sleeps Lying Down With Legs Stretched Behind
A South American rhea, an ostrich-like bird, is described sleeping on its side with legs extended straight back. The note highlights its distinctive resting posture.
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South America
Joke writer Billy Wells pride of vaudeville humor
New York columnist George Ross profiles Billy K Wells claiming a million jokes in print and stages since 1922. Wells says most jokes end up used by others, stored in his hotel suite, and he writes best when sad. They discuss David Freedman’s two joke categories Yokchade bokcha and Tittamatitta and note Coogan touring with familiar lines.
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George Ross
New York
Billy K. Wells
Wells
Baron Munchausen
Jack Pearl
David Freedman
Freedman
Billy Wells
Surrealist Showup in Park Avenue Circle Sparks Banter
A Midtown cafe crowd ponders next moves and plans a Surrealist Art Show in a Fifties tea room. Park Avenue socialites push to create art that defies meaning while film stars and cinema prices loom in a cultural panorama.
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T Park Avenue
Dorothy Parker
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Sheraton Hotel
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Ted
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New York Central
South Byron
N. Y
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Co. R. Hodgin
Durham
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Washington, D.C
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Meyer's
High Point
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Louisville Federal Reserve Bank
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Burton Crane
Japan
Joan Blonde
Mary Pickford
Grace Moore
Gary Cooper
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