Marriages and church meeting announced for Guilford District
Announcements include the marriage of Ethel Davis to Robert Monroe Cline on April 27 1933 in Danville Virginia with reception details at Gantt Apartments High Point NC. Jewel Helms weds Glenard King on April 29 1933 at Rev O F Barnes home. A Guildford District Woman’s Auxiliary meets May 3 at St Mary’s Episcopal with delegates from Burlington Greensboro Leaksville Reidsville Spray Mayodan Stoneville and Milton.
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Charles T. Archer
Ethel Davis
Robert Monroe Cline
Danville
Virginia
Gantt
High Point
N. C
A. K. Younts
Lutheran Church
Charles Archer
Battleground Avenue
Greensboro
Washington
New York
Wright-Cline Company
Cline
J. F. Cline
Mount Ulla
Guillford
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Guilford
Burlington
Leaksville
Reidsville
Spray
Mayodan
Stoneville
Milton
Local Garden and social clubs schedule this week
The social calendar lists meetings for the High Point Garden Club at Mrs. W C Jones on North Main street with officer elections, the Mothers' Club of Wesley Memorial church at Mrs. C B Joners 502 West Bay street, and the Tuesday Evening Garden Club at the Y W C A Hut. Wednesday features several garden clubs and alumnae events, Thursday hosts Tea and Topics with Mrs R M Andrews on West College drive, and Friday hosts the Priscilla club at Mrs F F Dickson 506 Lindsay street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
W. C. Jones
North Main Street
Mothers’ Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Joners
West Bay Street
Greensboro College
J. W. Harriss
West Broad Street
L. J. Ingram
M. P. Vail
R. M. Andrews
West College Drive
Priscilla Club
F. F. Dickson
Lindsay Street
Samuel Gaines of Salem Killed in Auto Crash
Mrs. H B Robertson received word that her grandfather Samuel Gaines of Salem West Virginia was killed in an automobile accident there late yesterday. The report names the tragedy as a fatal crash and confirms the loss for the Gaines family.
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H. B. Robertson
Samuel Gaines
Salem
West Virginia
Daughters of Wesley meet at Calvary M E K church
The Daughters of Wesley class at Calvary M E K church will meet this evening at 7 30 with Miss Verna Williama at 1602 Franklin street. All members urged to be present. Mr and Mrs J R Alexander move to Winston Salem. Nancy Lee joins them as they relocate from East Lexington avenue after four years. Mother's club Wesley Memorial to meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 at 502 West Bay Street with Mrs Julius Brown leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Veterans of the Foreign Wave
V. F. W. Hall
Washington Street
Daughters of Wesley
Calvary M. EK
Verna Williama
Franklin Street
Mother's Club
Wesley Memorial Church
C. 8. Jowers
West Bay Street
Julius Brown
Ray Street
Virginia Carrier
Verna Winslow
K. C. Denny
Denny
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Procoms
Fay
Club Meetings And Parties In Lexington Light Up Social Scene
In Lexington last week a series of club meetings and parties drew local residents. Miss Alma Owen hosted the O. Henry Study club with Mrs. J. R. Hayes presiding. Prof Hurley of Greensboro spoke on Sinclair Lewis and Ann Zickers as guests enjoyed a salad course and chocolate cake.
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Lexington
Alma Owen
O. Henry Study Club
West First Avenue
J. R. Hayes
Hurley
English Department
N. Co. Co. W
Greensboro
Sinclair Lewis
Ann Zickers
Legion Auxiliary attendees visit Newton for conference
Mrs. Minnie Layden Mrs. R Grady Shoaf and Mrs M H Shumway attended the fourth area conference of the American Legion Auxiliary held at Newton Thursday afternoon Miss Lucy KE Fry accompanied the Lexington delegation to Newton to visit relatives and returned with the auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Layden
R. Grady Shoaf
M. H. Shumway
American Legion Auxiliary
Newton
Lucy KE. Fry
Lexington
Builders class meets for monthly gathering at Ruth Hunter home
The Builders class of First Reformed church held its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening at Miss Ruth Hunter’s Greensboro street home. Misses Madeline Lechier Lucile Clodfelter Evelyn Canady hosted with Eunice Weaver leading the devotional.
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First Reformed Church
Tts
Ruth Hunter
Greensboro Street
Madeline Lechier
Lucile Clodfelter
Evelyn Canady
Eunice Weaver
Hilda Koontz
Geraldine Weaver
Mrs J Peacock Hosts West Side Drive Bridge Night
Mrs J Peacock hosted a bridge club at her West Side Drive home Friday evening. Decorations featured tulips spirea and iris. Two tables played with Miss Elizabeth Ford winning the high score prize a handmade rug and Mrs N A Beck receiving the consolation chairmate. Hostess served salad and coffee to Beck and Lea Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Peacock
West Side Drive
Elizabeth Ford
N. A. Beck
Beck
Lea Leonard
Davis Townsend High Seniors Fete Hosted by Hedrick and Pisher
Mrs Dolph Hedrick and Mrs R L Pisher co hosted a child party in honor of the seniors at Davis Townsend High School. The event featured joyful activities and community support for the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Dolph Hedrick
Mra. R.L. Pisher
Davis-Townsend High
Talbert-Mare marriage solemnized in Greensboro
In Greensboro Sunday at 9 am Miss Pearl A Mabe became the bride of Robert B Talbert Jr both of the city The ceremony was at Rev J Clyde Turner home with a ring ceremony The bride attended by her sister Beulah May Mabye as maid of honor and Beulah Pruitt as bridesmaid Frank Barfield served as best man Coleman Crossman as groomsman The couple will reside at 814 Montheu Avenue Greensboro The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Marie Kernersville now in High Point and manager of Wilby Kincey theaters in Greensboro
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High Point
Griffin
O. F. Barnes
Jewel Helms
Glenard King
J. M. Davis
Grace Helms
Willard Chopin
Mrs. King
Lindsay Street
Talbert-Mare
Greensboro
Pearl A. Mabe
Robert B. Talbert, Jr
J. Clyde Turner
Beulah May Maybe
Beulah Pruitt
Frank Barfield
Coleman Crossman
Wesley Marie
Kernersville
R. B. Talbert, Sr
Memphis, Tenn
Wilby-Kincey Theaters
Spartanburg
S. C
Montheu Avenue
First American Automobile Sold to Customer in 1898
Alexander Winton earned full payment after a single demo and delivered the first American automobile to Robert Allison in 1898, marking a landmark sale for early auto manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Winton
Robert Allison
Lexington Kiwanis Auxiliary May Meeting Details
The program concluded with a hostess and assistants Mrs. O F Johnson and Mrs. G A Barber serving ice cream and cakes to members and a few visitors. The May auxiliary meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Henry Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Kiwanis Club
O. F. Johnson
G. A. Barber
Henry Gibson
Bridge Social at Hillcrest Hosted by Mrs J A Michael
Saturday evening at Mrs J A Michaels Hillcrest home a contract bridge party featured spring floral decor. Ruth Meacham won the high score prize a hand made handkerchief bag while Cora Mac Hege took the low prize of lingerie. Guests included Mildred Linsay Mrs Roy Siggers Valeria Smith Marguerite Ebelein Elizabeth Ford Cora Mac Hege and Ruth Macham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Michael
Contract Bridge
Hillcrest
Ruth Meacham
Cora Mac Hege
Mildred Linsay
Roy Siggers
Valeria Smith
Marguerite Ebelein
Elizabeth Ford
Ruthe Macham
Woman's Auxiliary Hosts Easter Plans Dinner
Mrs J J Mallard hosted the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Methodist Protestant church at her home on West Seventh Avenue. President Mrs A B Cutting presided and devotional was by Mrs Phonse Bean. Mrs G A Barber read "Easter Morn" as the roll call followed with dinner plans discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Mallard
First Methodist Protestant Church
Weat Seventh Avenue
A. EB. Cutting
Phonse Bean
G. A. Barber
Delightful Birthday Party Held For Frank Loman
Mrs J D Loman hosted a surprise birthday party for her son Frank at her home on highway 90 Thursday evening. The gathering featured games and contests with prizes awarded to Margie Beck and Clarence Loman. Refreshments were served to about twenty guests including Frank Musgrave of Darlington Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Loman
Frank
Highway 90
Margie Beck
Clarence Loman
Frank Musgrave
Darlington
Guilford to Crown May Queen at College Festival
Guilford College prepares for its annual May Day celebration on campus at 6 p m led by the women's athletic association under Mrs Elizabeth Anderson. The crowning of the May Queen is the highlight with Miss Sarah Davis of Concord elected by student vote and Miss Jewell Conrad maid of honor. Attendants include Mildred Conrad Lillian Holder Marie Beachum Ahuvator English Mary Helen Johnson and Cath erine Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
Women’s Athletic Association
Elizabeth Anderson
Guilford
Sarah Davis
J. ¥. Davis
Concord
Jewell Conrad
W. W. Conrad
Winston-Salem
Mildred Conrad
Lillian Holder
Tobaccoville
Marie Beachum
Star
Ahuvator English
High Point
Mary Helen Johnson
Ridgecrest
Catherine Turner
American-made cors sales rise in first quarter 1933
Sales of American made cors in foreign markets increased 19 percent in the first quarter of 1933 compared with the same period in 1932.
Egyptian Ministry Plans $100,000 for Motor Vehicles
During the fiscal year starting May 1, 1933, the Egyptian ministry of communications will spend about $100,000 to purchase motor vehicles. The plan reflects the ministry’s expansion of transport and service capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Communications
President Sanchez Cerro Assassinated in Lima
General Sanchez Cerro is shot dead after a parade review in Jorge Chavez Park. Hurtado De Mendoza, described as a revolutionary, fired on the president. guards killed the assassin. Cerro died en route to an operating room at age 43, amid a period of Peruvian turmoil. Benavides named permanent president by the constituent assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanchez Cerro
Jorge Chavez Park
Leticia
Hurtado de Mendoza
Bolivia
Spanish Foreign Legion
Madrugada Palace
Solo Flying Hours Raised for Private Pilot Candidates
Fifty hours of accredited solo flying time are now required for private pilot licenses, up from ten hours previously. The change tightens flight experience standards for aspiring pilots.
Air races mark dedication of Norfolk Tidewater airport
Air races are planned in Norfolk Virginia to mark the dedication of the Norfolk Tidewater airport on July 4. The event showcases aviation activity and community celebration in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk-Tidewater
Norfolk, Va
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Woman's College of the
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Gastonia
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Lula Barker
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Henry W. Longfellow
Burbank Garden Club
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Arthur Marsh
Iris
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Chi Omega
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Miss Ahuvator English
Willi
Cerro
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Constituent Assembly
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