Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson Hosts Thomasville Bridge Club
Thomasville May 7 Mrs W E Tomlinson hosted a Thursday bridge club meeting at her Sunrise Avenue home with two tables in the living room. Prizes went to Mrs Charles Phillips high and Mrs Carson Cox second. Guests included Greensboro college students and area mothers as a program followed by a tea in a pink tulip centerpiece room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
W. E. Tomlinson
Sunrise Avenue
Iris
Charles F. Phillips
Carson Cox
Charles Phillips
G. W. Lyles
Mamie Harris
J. W. Hawthorne
Robert Rapp
Walter Rapp
G. T. Alexander
James B. Lambert
Lois Johnson
R. L. Harville
Alvah Boyles
Jane Ridenhour
Mount Gilead
Alice Barrow
Elizabeth City
Charlotte Hammer
Washington, D. C
Emily Worth
Jefferson
Mary Brock
Greensboro women visit Mrs. Hoover on East Main
Mrs. J. L. Winningham and Mrs. Sam Jones of Greensboro spent Tuesday with Mrs. G. M. Hoover on East Main Street, accompanied by their guests Mrs. James Winningham and a daughter from Akron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Winningham
Sam Jones
Greensboro
James Winningham
Akron
Ohio
G. M. Hoover
East Main Street
Play at National Theater Show Features Katherine Cornell
Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson Mrs. Alvah Boyles and Mrs. Charles Phillips attended the Greensboro National theater Thursday evening where famed actress Katherine Cornell appeared in the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Tomlinson
Alvah Boyles
Charles Phillips
National Theater
Greensboro
Katherine Cornell
Tennille and Augusta Visitors Stay With Hoover Family
Mrs D R Thomas and Dr Warwick Thomas of Tennille and Augusta arrived Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs G M Hoover on East Main Street. Dr Thomas has returned after a weekend visit while Mrs Thomas remains for a longer stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Thomas
Warwick Thomas
Tennille
Augusta
G. M. Hoover
East Main Street
Dr. Thomas
Thomas
Mrs Lambeth Guests In Durham With Sister
Mrs Charles F Lambeth spent the past week in Durham visiting her sister Mrs Ben Parham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Lambeth
Durham
Ben Parham
Main Street PTA Meets With Retiring President Lambeth
The Main Street School Parent-Teacher Association met Thursday with retiring president Mrs. J E Lambeth presiding. Rev M Alexander led devotional and Rev Gaines of Lexington gave a talk on Forces That Shape Our Lives following readings by Shirley Harris and Maurine Lyndon from first grade pupil Miss Lillian Yows class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Main Street
J. E. Lambeth
Rev. M . Alexander
Shirley Harris
Maurine Lyndon
Lillian Yow
Alexander
L. S. Gaines
Lexington
Tea Honors Greensboro College Seniors in Thomasville
The Thomasville chapter of the Greensboro College Alumnae Association held a Wednesday tea at Mrs. J. B. Lambeth’s Randolph Street home. Senior class girls from the local high school visited as honored guests. Helen Hinkle, newly elected alumnae president, and Mrs. Ralph Wilson greeted attendees and introduced Greensboro College student representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Greensboro College
J. B. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Helen Hinkle
Ralph Wilson
Wilson
Presi
High Point Divorce Action Heard in Guilford Court
The Municipal Court of High Point Guilford County North Carolina commences action for absolute divorce based on two years separation. Defendant Robert A Layne must appear May 15 1934 before the court clerk to answer the complaint or demur. Attorney Leland Stanford represents plaintiff Ethel Margaret Layne. Dated April 14 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
High Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
Ethel Margaret Layne
Robert A. Layne
Court House
Lewis 8
Ingram
Leland Stanford
Roy Mills
Guilford
Julian C. Pranklin
High Point Lalser & Casey
Gasoline price history in Australia shown in cents
The record notes gasoline costing 34 cents per gallon currently in Australia. It recalls earlier prices around 84 cents a gallon and more recently between 56 and 60 cents per gallon, illustrating a long term decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Contract Club Hosts Bright Tuesday Afternoon Gathering
Members of the Contract club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. O. R. Hodgin’s Mock Street home. Three tables of play produced high scores with Mrs. R. M. Cooksey winning a double deck card prize and visitor Mrs. Walter Newby earning another deck. Ellen Menzies hosted with gifts and guests enjoyed two refreshment courses.
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Contract Club
0. R. Hodgin
Mock Street
R. M. Cooksey
Walter Newby
Social Service Leaders Attend Raleigh Meeting
Mrs. Paul Green and Mrs. H. R. Kyser spent Monday in Raleigh for the State Social Service gathering. Kyser heads the local welfare department and Green is its former head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Green
H. R. Kyser
Raleigh
Kyser
Green
Ellen Menzies Returns Home From Visit
Miss Ellen Menzies arrived back in Hickory yesterday after a week as the guest of Mrs. O. R. Hod in for a social visit and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Menzies
Hickory
0. R. Hodein
Mrs Paul Newton Returns Home From Visit in Spring Hope
Mrs Paul Newton has returned to her home in Spring Hope after spending several days with relatives and friends here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Newton
Spring Hope
Boone Family Returns to Atlanta After Visit
Mrs J W Boone and her daughter Miss Edith Boone along with Mrs J A Miller have returned to Atlanta Georgia after visiting with Mrs Lee Rice on Fisher Ferry Street. Mrs Boone and Mrs Miller are sisters of Mrs Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Boone
Edith Boone
J. A. Miller
Atlanta
Lee Rice
Fisher Ferry Street
Mrs. Boone
Mrs. Miller
Rice
Hinkle Couple Visiting in Camilla Georgia
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hinkle are spending ten days in Camilla Georgia visiting Mrs Hinkles parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hinkle
Camilla
Mrs. Hinkle
U S Canadian Peace Study Announced by Carnegie Endowment
The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace unveils a two year study mapping 150 years of U S Canada relations. Dr James T Shotwell leads the project with national programs for each side and a central international committee headed by Dr Nicholas Murray Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
James T. Shotwell
Endowment
United States
Shotwell
Nicholas Murray Butler
Milk the best safeguard against summer diarrhea in babies
An advice column urges breast milk or pure cows’ milk for babies under six months to prevent diarrhea, stressing proper clothing, cleanliness, nutrition, sunlight, and ventilation. It cautions that no substitute matches mother's milk and suggests consulting a doctor. It also answers two reader questions on school discipline and student athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Richardson
Readers enjoy Friday Afternoon Club meeting in Asheboro
A group from the Friday Afternoon Club met at Miss Mabel Parrish’s home in Asheboro on May 7. Mrs. J A Spence read about Queen Astrid of Belgium, Mrs. Kemp Alexander discussed the US Public School System, and Mrs. I C Moser read a short story. The setting featured pink and yellow tulips and a congealed salad with fudge cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Mabel Parrish
J. A. Spence
Europe
Astrid
Belgium
Kemp Alexander
United States
I. C. Moser
Randolph Book Club Tour of Mrs McCrary Garden
Mrs D B McCrary hosted the Randolph Book club meeting on Friday afternoon a combined club gathering and garden party. A tour of her rock and rose gardens followed the two readings with current events and refreshments served by the hostess.
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D. B. McCrary
Randolph Book Club
Decline of Birds in Kensington Causes Food Hardship
Bird life drops in London with rooks and jackdaws unable to find food in Kensington once their nesting heart. Local observers warn of shrinking urban roosting sites and reduced foraging areas impacting urban biodiversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kensington
New Laxative Feen a Mint Promises Six Benefits
Advertises Feen a mint chewing gum laxative with six claimed features. It stresses pleasant taste, prompt full action, non habit forming use, daily ease, suitability for delicate constitutions, and availability at druggists for $8.
British Author Promises Luck If He Repeats Albert Death Claim
British author and publicist Colonel Graham Seton Hutchison defended his claim that King Albert I of Belgium was not killed in an Alpine accident but was tapped on the head to conceal a conspiring against Germany. Belgian officials and the embassy denounced the remarks as scandalous and insulting to the dead, while Hutchison stood by his theory and challenged a repeat at the embassy for a jaw-breaking reward.
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Associated Press
London
Graham Seton Hutchison
Albert I
Belgium
Germany
Hiss
British Isles
Hutchison
Upper Silesia
Albert
Brussels
Nottingham Journal
Nottingham
England
Writers’ Club
France
Brussel
Henry Borel Debitche
Graham Seton
Silesia
King George V Saxe-Coburg Line Renamed Windsor
King George V of England descends from the Saxe-Coburg line and the royal family name was changed to Windsor by decree during World War I amid anti German sentiment.
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George V
England
Saxe-Coburg
Windsor
Churchgoer share tops forty percent in U S population
About 44 percent of the United States population attends church regularly, a striking share reflecting broad religious involvement across regions and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Blow-Out Prompts Bets on Turning Tides
A fragment presents a dramatic prompt about a blow-out event and the question of who will be next to face a turning point. The snippet hints at a wider context or insignia signaling a pattern of dramatic outcomes.
Black to resign as Reserve Board chief
Washington May 7 Eugene Black governor of the Federal Reserve Board plans to resign likely soon after Congress adjourns. If Roosevelt cannot sway him to stay the White House faces the task of naming a new chairman as a banking board gains power from current legislation. Black, a tall Southerner, seeks a return to “normal life” and to Georgia where he once led the Atlanta reserve bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugene Black
Federal Reserve Board
Digress
Roose
White House
Georgia
Black
Atia Reserve Bank
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Thomasville Club
Ennis
Minton Mills
U. S-Canadian
Asheboro Society
Burdette Johns
Rocher Des Marches Les Dames
Namur
Goodrich Silvertowns
Goodrich
New Silvertown
Max Baer
E.S.T
Reserve Board
Remy Mie Ee Ik
B. F. Goodrich Co
Two-In-One
Jobi
Goodrich Gold & Black
The
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
Goodrich Ryan
Carolina Vulcanizing Company
North Wrenn Street
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