Whittington announces birth of daughter Betty Lou
Mr and Mrs P L Whittington announce the birth of a daughter Betty Lou on March 27 at their home 413 Smith Street Thomasville Charge Union meets Monday at Unity Methodist church in Thomasville with a large attendance expected Marion Summey announces birth of daughter Pexey Marie at 1210 Past Russell Street on March 27 Oak View School to host The Little Clodhopper Friday night with orchestra and solo by Richard Hemitricks Cast includes Doris Hedgecock Vivian Cook Raby Moteinger Elva Motsinger Roy Sullivan Clio Curry Winfred Clinard Eastern Star installs officers at Masonic Temple in High Point with Harriet Godwin installing and presiding officers receiving carnations and gowns. guest speakers from Winston-Salem Charlotte and Lexington attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Unity Methodist Church
Marion Summey
Pexey
Marie
Russell Street
Oak View School
Little Clodhopper
Parent-Teacher Association
Richard Hemi- Tricks
Doris Hedgecock
Vivian Cook
Raby Moteinger
Elva
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Clyde Chapman
Sdna Sparcer
Joyce Finlator
Mrs. Godwin
Charles Harbison
Mable Brown
W. S. Dickens
Bessie Pope
Clay Massey
W. T. Tice
Louise Black
Constance Johnson
Marshall
Mae Williams
Nannie Paul
Adah
C. R. Lanier
Ruth
Charlotte
Masonic
Eastern Star
United States
Spargeer
Finlater
Rose Johnson
A. L. Gideon
E. G. Updegrove
Social Calendar Highlights Club Gatherings and Events
The Wednesday Contract club hosts Elizabeth Long on Elm Street at 3 00. Entre Nous club entertained by Mrs A Sherrod at 1100 North Main Street at 8 00. Tea and Topics meets with Mrs J W Wilson at 3 30 on Hillcrest Drive. Canterbury club with Mrs W D Sale Jr at 3 00 on Otteray Drive. Lotus club meets with Mrs W L Hargett at 1107 Johnson 8 00. Le Grange Duo winds up with a novelty musicale at High Point College auditorium. Y W C A Spring Festival at Highland Hall directed by Miss Mary Gwynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Elizabeth Long
Elm Street
A. Sherrod
North Maintreet
J. W. Wilson
Hillcrest Drive
Highland Hall
Mary Gwynn
Local Health Notes Include Recoveries At Burrus Memorial
Frances Evans of 1110 English Street recovers after Sunday operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital. George Arthur Matzner Jr. heals post tonsil and adenoid removal at Dr Lackey’s office. Mrs H D Kearns improves after illness at 604 Willowbrook. Mrs W C Beavan returns from Asheville stay. E W Freeze home from Burrus Memorial. Myrtle Vincannon at Burrus Memory recovering after a week’s operation. Lizzie Gooch returns from New York with spring merchandise for Gooch Thomas Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Evans
English Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
George Arthur Matzner, Jr
Lackey
H. D. Kearns
Willowbrook Street
Myrtle Vincannon
South Main Street
Burrus Memory
Lizzie Gooch
New York
Gooch-Thomas, Inc
Exgovs Wife Chairs State Cotton Ball In Raleigh
Mrs J C B Ehringhaus wife of the governor serves as honorary chairman for the state wide Cotton Ball in Raleigh Friday evening May 19 marking the first North Carolina Cotton Festival. The event includes a parade a cotton style show and all cotton ensembles for the ball as part of National Cotton Week observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Raleigh
North Carolina
Miss Long Hosts Contract Club In Spring Tea Scene
Miss Mary Elisabeth Long entertained the Wednesday Contract club at her Elm street home with three tables of contract and dainty floral tallies. High score prize went to Mrs. Paul Casey as the group enjoyed a salad course with members including Mrs. Sam Davis, Mrs. Gratton Foy, Mrs. Louis Heilig, Mrs. Sam Strickland, Mrs. Seborn Perry, Mrs. L. G. Robichaux, Miss Alice Elizabeth Freese, Miss Mary Simmons, Mrs. eo Nolan and Mrs. Frank urr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elisabeth Long
Elm Street
County of Scores
Paul Casey
Sam Davis
Gratton Foy
Louis Heilig
Sam Strickland
Seborn Perry
L. G. Robichaux
Alice Elizabeth Freese
Mary Simmons
Eo Nolan
Frank Urr
Prayer service resumes at Wesley Memorial church
Prayer services return to homes across the city after a union gathering last night at Wesley Memorial. Attendees expect larger crowds tonight with groups meeting at 7 30. Hosts and speakers listed by address and name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
W. C. Jones
N. Main
O'Neal
Reid Kearns
Denny
Rosa Sutherland
T. A. Tilden
Montheu
C. L. Stelchey
W. M. Rucker
J. W. Woollen
E. C. Bryant
Woodrow
W. B. McPwen
Everett Marsh
Johnson
BE. Tucker
State rail carriers denied interstate emergency freight charges
The State Corporation Commission issued an order denying requests from rail carriers in North Carolina to continue interstate emergency freight charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Corporation Commission
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertisement
Quivering nerves and constant fatigue described. The ad urges women to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming 98 out of 100 report benefit and renewed vitality. It promises life will seem living again and relief from irritability and sadness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Afternoon Book Club Meeting at Mrs Rapp Home
Afternoon gathering of Thomasville afternoon book club at Fisher Ferry street hosted by Mrs Richard Rapp. President Mrs Farrington led a brief business session and share exchange of books. Guests included Mrs Lambeth Farrington Long Pepper Green Gray Earnhardt and Miss Florence Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Robert Rapp
Fisher Ferry Street
R. K. Farrington
Z. V. Crutchfield
Rapp
James Lambeth
David Long, Jr
B. F P. Pepper
Paul Green
Fred Gray
Irvin Earnhardt
Florence Lawrence
Little Miss Joan Hassler Hosts Fifth Birthday Party
Joan Hassler daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Hassler entertained many friends at her Kinneywood home on Tuesday for her fifth birthday. Children played games under Miss Lilian Yow and Mrs Charles Clegg, wore green and yellow hats, received Easter favors, and enjoyed ice cream and cake with a candle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hassler
Paul Hassler
Kinneywood
Lilian Yow
Charles Clegg
Shirley Harris
Nancy Green
Bobby Green
Donnie Brinkley
Nancy Crawford
Gilbert Snider
Joyce Wright
Bernard Stadium
Margaret Green
Jimmy Green
Bobby Jean Black
Nancy Farrington
Brown Finch
Harry Lee Lambeth
J. C. Green, Jr
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Joe Crews
William Tomlinson
Martha andBetty Lou Phillips
Mary Long
Betty Green
Pauline Walker
Molly Lambeth
Miss Gladys Black Visits Greensboro Parents for Weekend
Miss Gladys Black a student at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Greensboro spent the weekend here with her parents Mr and Mrs Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Black
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Miss Frances Walker Lambeth Visits Grandmother
Miss Frances Walker Lambeth, a Salem college student, spent the weekend with her grandmother Mrs. Frank Lambeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Walker Lambeth
Salem College
Frank Lambeth
Pinkney Rankin Family Visited West Main Street
Mr and Mrs Pinkney Rankin and their son Pinkney Jr of Gastonia spent the past weekend with Mr and Mrs Reece Harville on West Main Street in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkney Rankin
Gon. Pinkney, Jr
Gastonia
Reece Harville
West Main Street
Lambeth Family Visit Recalls Winston-Salem Ties
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lambeth and daughter from Winston-Salem spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Lambeth, visiting relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Paul Lambeth
Winston-Salem
Mrs
D. T. Lambeth
Mrs J W Peacock to Return Sunday from Salisbury
Mrs J W Peacock will return Sunday from Salisbury where she has been the guest of relatives this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. CC. Beavans
Asheville
George Vanderbilt Hotel
J. W. Peacock
Salisbury
Rankin Family Weekend Visit in Durham
Mr and Mrs W W Rankin Jr and their children from Durham spent the weekend with Mrs Rankin s mother Mrs Frank Lambeth at her Randolph street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Rankin, Jr
Durham
Pliskin Family Spends Sunday in Hickory
Mr and Mrs J Pliskin and their children visited friends in Hickory on Sunday, enjoying a family outing.
Jones Returns to City After Florida Stay
BE. . Jones has returned to the city after an extended stay in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Florida
Green and guests hear Rev. Stanley Jones in Winston-Salem
Mr and Mrs Paul Green Mrs R H Phillipn and Miss Johnsle Hobson traveled to Winston-Salem Sunday evening to attend a talk by Rev Stanley Jones at Reynolds Memorial auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Green
R. H. Phillipn
Johnsle Hobson
Winston-Salem
Stanley Jones
Reynolds Memorial Auditorium
Mrs J C Barnhardt Visits Son in Charlotte Home
Mrs J C Barnhardt of Charlotte is visiting in the home of her son Irvin Barnhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Barnhardt
Charlotte
Irvin Barnhardt
Little Miss Molly Lambeth Hosts Missionary Society Event
Little Miss Molly Lambeth entertained the Baby division of the Missionary society of Main Street M E Church Monday afternoon at her Randolph street home. Mrs Gladys Herring read the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Lambeth
Baby Division
the Missionary Society of the
Main Street
M. E. Church
Randolph Street
Gladys Herring
Ice Course Served After Mite Box Opening at Gathering
Mrs. Lambeth hosted twenty guests and served an ice course following the opening of the mite boxes.
Mies Inez Cowan Returns Home From Hamlet Visit
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Baptist church met Monday afternoon with president Mrs Archibald Johnson in charge. Devotional was led by Mrs Blanche Cates. Miss Catherine Moore led the Magnolia Gardens program with talks by Miss Florence Lawrence on Gardens and an article on Middleton gardens in South Carolina. Hostesses included Mrs M O Alexander, Mrs J A Zeigler, Mrs Berrier and Mrs Prevette Westmoreland. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
M. O. Alexander
J. A. Zeigler
Berrier
Prevette Westmoreland
Archibald Johnson
Blanche Cates
Magnolia Gardens
Catherine Moore
Florence Lawrence
Miss Moore
Middleton Gardens
South Carolina
Old Sherry Bottle Found Hidden Since Prohibition
Mrs. D. BEB. McDonald found a dust covered lead capped bottle of sherry in an attic pint bucket. The bottle was hidden since prohibition and will be used to celebrate repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
D. Beb. McDonald
Italian Scientists Claim Smoking Benefits Against Microbes
Italian bacteriologists report that smoking is beneficial as it destroys microbes and sterilizes the mouth.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
E. W. Freeze
Rockford Road
Miss Long Entertains Contract Club Group
Wesley Memorial
Arthur Black
Pere’s Knob
Ella Dorsett
Flapper
Fanny
Reg
U.S
Gladys Parker
Hayes
KERA
North Main
Mies
Inez Cowan
Hamlet
BE. H. Mahone
James B. Richardson
Commercial Bank
Tomlinson
Ladies’ Shop
Betty Lou
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