Thomasville Ladies Host Various Bridge and Club Meetings
Mrs. W B Tomlinson hosted the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club at her Sunrise Avenue home on its name day with guests, two tables of play, and prizes for high scorer Mrs G W Lyles and consolation Mrs Carson Cox. A Queen of Clubs meeting followed at Mrs W H Curlee’s home with three tables and prizes for Miss Fila Outland and Miss Agnes Herndon. The San Souci club, led by Mrs Clegg, enjoyed two tables of bridge with scores favoring Mrs Walter Newby and Mrs E H Mahone. The Thomasville Garden Club met at the Methodist hut with new members added and talks on bloom color and graduation. The Woman’s Missionary Society held a dinner meeting at Main Street M E church, honoring Mrs Frank S Lambeth for her birthday and retirement. Also noted were visits by Mrs W E Tomlinson and Alvah Boyles to Florida, a visit by Mrs Helen Mendenhall, and local society activities including a Welfare Department meeting and a hospital update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursday Bridge Club
Sunrise Avenue
Queen of Clubs
Sans Souci Club
Thomasville
Mar
W. B. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
G. W. Lyles
Lucy Hazelwood
Ruth Martin
W. H. Curlee
Fisher Ferry Street
Fila Outland
Agnes Herndon
Margaret Bethea
Nell Hoover
Lillian Williams
Hal Grimes
Elizabeth Avent
Helen Hinkle
Ella Outland
Margaret Newell
David Long, Jr
Walter Newby
E. H. Mahone
George Finch
G. E. Crowell
A. H. Mahone
W. G. Hazel
Mildred Darden
Mesdames C. L. Harris
A. H. Ragan
George W. Yow
G. Marshall Hoover
John R. Myers
Woman's Missionary Society of
Main Street
M. E. Church
James ©. Lambeth
Frank S. Lambeth
Woman's Club
H. W. Maier
R. 8. Green
Elsie Doxey
Piedmont Golf Association
Piedmont Women’s Golf Association
Sedgefield
John Henry
Bernard Cone
Greensboro
W. E. Phipps
Johns. Welborn
High Point
W. FE. Phipps
Caesar Cone
Allen Mebane
Julius Cone
Jarboe
Davis
Philip Davis
Ella Burton
Grace Hutchison
Emerywood
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Becky Walser
Mesdames
Phillip Davis
Herman Smith
Seborn Perry
Brantley McAdoo
Jack Thomas
Charles Kearns
Nell Adams
Dorothy Igram
Katharine Hayworth
Elizabeth Reitzel
Marion Shipman
Rebecca Walser
Billy Hiatt
Nancy Carr Terry
Louise Salisbury
Elizabeth Jones
Anne Carter Marsh
Mary Muse
Mary Simmons
Lucy
Ernestine Hayes
Margaret Hauser
Helen Marsh
Clark
Collier Ellis
8. C. Clark
Dolly Madison
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stuart
George Washington
Capital
White House
Franklin Roosevelt
New York State
New York City
Flower Exchange Day Proposed by School Community
A community event proposal promotes a Flower Exchange Day at the school to share surplus plants and acquire new varieties. A slideshow shows how trees shrubs and flowers enhance homes and city beauty. Mr Sykes’ talk inspires a large audience. attendance banner goes to Miss Steinhardt’s second grade with 23 parents present.
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Sykes
Steinhardt
Revival Meeting At Trinity Methodist Church Opens
A revival series will begin at Trinity Methodist Church tomorrow at 11 o clock with Rev. W R Kelly preaching and G R Hawkes of Cornelia in charge of the music. Services continue Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 p m and weekdays at 3 p m and 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
W. R. Kelly
G. R. Hawkes
Cornelia
Local residents head to cities and visit kin this weekend
George T. Wood travels to New York and Philadelphia on a business trip. Miss Evelyn Hawthorne of Richmond Va visits her sister Mrs M J Crowder on Steele Street. Mr and Mrs Hoyle Elliott and children Bobby Richard and Susanne of Forest City spend the weekend with Rev. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Wood
New York
Philadelphia
Evelyn Hawthorne
Richmond, Va
M. J. Crowder
Steele Street
Mrs. Hoyle Elliott
Bobby
Richard
Susanne
Forest City
Rev
Rev Tom A Sykes Addresses Lexington Rotary on Hard Times
Rev Tom A Sykes pastor of the Frienda church High Point spoke at a Lexington Rotary club meeting and luncheon urging people to quit bellyachin about hard times during his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mar
Tom A. Sykes
Frienda Church
High Point
Difficult to rally locals against own faults
The source notes that convincing people to stop long range criticism of Congress, Russia and distant issues is hard and unlikely to trigger a home grown moral revival. It emphasizes domestic complacency over national or international concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Russia
Elvic
A Card of Thanks for Darling Baby Loss
A note from Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Green thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of their baby. Appreciation is given for floral offerings and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Tomlinson
Carson Cox
Fred Gray
Celia Satterfield
Esther Chatfield
Vera Dixon
Alvah Boyles
Charles F. Phillips
A. R Swaim
R. G. Jennings
8. G. Moore
Mamie Harris
Charles Clegg
San Souci
Spirea
Jonquils
Alvah ‘Boyles
Florida
George Wood
Jackoonville
Helen Mendenhall
Columbia
S. C
Raymond H. Philips
Stewart
Nancy
Johnny
E. W. Dixon
Winston-Salem
G. H. Yow
East Main Street
Naomi Howle
Mount Airy
Paul Green
Highland Avenue
Meyer Mendenhall
Atlanta, Ga
Lexington Avennue
V. E. Tingley
The
City Memorial Hospital
Archdale
Allen Jay School
Archdale M. E
Fairfield Road
J. D. Barnett
Woodrow Avenue
J. D. Barnette
Mobile
Ala
Baptist
Ruth Spicer Clark
Goldsboro
State Federation of Music Clubs
John C. Huddleston
Alma Amos
Newton
J. M. Fowler
Carter Street
Guilford General Hospital
Parrish Clodfelter
Mrs
Ed Clodfelter
W. L. Teague
A. Godman
Memphis, Tenn
Ruth Pollard
Clarksdale
Miss
Austin Neely
C. F. West
Mary West
Circle Drive
A. E. Frazier
Johnson Street
Eugene
Edna Whitaker
Tacppa
Eckerd
Iece
Adlerika
Sal Hep
Atica
Eckerd’s
Phillips
Magnesia Eckerd
Price
Deen
Pepsin
LUX
Lydia E. Pinkham
Horick
Woodbury’s
P. Eckerd
Petrolagar
Tee
Trinity
Lexington Group
Moore's Book Store
GIRIA
Mrs. Simpson
Tar Weel Tan
Greensboro-High
Augustus Cheebs
Mary Kootle
Kootle
Anchovie Terrace
Miss Kootle
Vinent Velce
Steinite
Atwater-Kent
RCA
Majestic
Clinard Electric Company
College Street
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