Mrs. Rapp Hosts Thomasville Bridge Club Party
Mrs. Robert Rapp entertained the Thursday Afternoon Bridge club and guests at her Fisher Ferry street home in Thomasville with three bridge tables. High score went to Mrs. R. G. Jennings, with Mrs. G. W. Lyles as runner up. A piano interlude by Yow preceded a social and refreshment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Robert Rapp
Fisher Ferry Street
W. F. Holt, Jr
Erwin
R. G. Jennings
G. W. Lyles
W. H. Curlee
Holt
Dave Long, Jr
Careen Cox
A. R. Swaim
Jesse Green
J. F. Garner
Mamie Harris
Agnes Herndon
Clarice Rose
Grove Park Inn
Asheville Country Club
Pisgah National Forest
Alps
Smokies
Nantahala Gorge
Hickory Nut Gap
Chimney Rock
Little Switzerland
Mt. Mitchell
Biltmore Chateau
Vanderilts
Oxford
T. B. Horner
School Community Activities Highlight Airs and Honors
Main Street School held a Thursday meeting led by new president Mrs. R W Crews with a program committee named for next year. Awards for attendance went to Miss Yow and others. Nell Boles played piano. Mrs H W Walker gave an instructive talk. Colonial Drive School opened to parents with student exhibitions and a grammar program. Welfare department of the Woman's Club met at Mrs Ralph Wilson’s home. amendments to by laws discussed and officers to be elected later. Ella Dorsett thanked the department for funds for a tuberculosis clinic and support for a sanatorium patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Colonial Drive School
Elizabeth Yow
C. H. Newby
C. M. Howell
Beulah Norment
Margaret Newell
J. A. Palmer
Kate Norment
Vira Clodfelter
James E. Lambeth
Parent-Teacher Association of
Main Street School
R. W. Crews
Lillian Yow
J. C. McMillan
Helen Saunders
Vera Dixon
Covington
Mills
Nell Boles
H. W. Walker
Colonial Drive
Ralph Wilson
Robert Williams
Woman's Club
Lovely Country
Wilson
Sam Welborn
A. J. Owen
R. Pr. Murphy
Ella Dorsett
Junior Music Club Meeting At Community Church
On Wednesday afternoon the Junior Music club guided by Miss Elizabeth Yow met at the Community church with Marie and Marjorie Whitlow as hostesses. A lengthy business session preceded the program and discussed the Music Federation meeting in Greensboro last week. Arrangements were made for Miss Yow and a group to attend and Gladys Black performed a violin solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Yow
Councellor
Marie
Marjorie Whitlow
Music Federation
Greensboro
Miss Yow
Gladys Black
Local guests visit area families this weekend
Miss Edna Adams of Fayetteville and Lawrence McNeil were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mahone. Mrs. W. P. Holt Jr and daughter Nancy of Erwin visit Mrs. Robert Rapp on Fisher Ferry street. Mrs. R. L. Welch returns to Matthews after a week's stay with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grimes and son Walter Jr of Salisbury spent Tuesday here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Adams
Fayetteville
Lawrence McNeil
E. H. Mahone
W. P. Holt, Jr
Nancy
Erwin
Robert Rapp
Fisher Ferry Street
Walter Grimes
Walter, Jr
Salisbury
Bancroft In Ladies Love Brutes a Salem Meant
The item notes Bancroft in Ladies Love Brutes and mentions Bettie Grimes, the mother, on Salem Street.
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Bancroft
Bettie Grimes
Salem Street
Fair Grove School Principal Heads Home for Summer
H. C. Sawyer, principal of Fair grove school, left Tuesday for his home in Eure, North Carolina, where he will spend the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Sawyer
Fairgrove School
Eure
N. C
Miss Edith Boone Visits Relatives Across East
Miss Edith Boone of Atlanta spent a week with aunt Mrs. Lee Rice and will visit relatives in High Point and Norfolk Virginia before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Boone
Atlanta
Lee Rice
High Point
Norfolk
Visitor to Mrs Phillips Heads for Washington
A guest who stayed a week with Mrs. Charles F. Phillips departed Wednesday for Washington D C to visit before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Phillips
Charters Granted by North Carolina Secretary of State
New certificates of incorporation issued to five businesses. The Osborne Lumber Company of Wallace plans timber and lumber trade with $100,000 authorized stock. subscribers C. C. Osborne, Pearl S. Osborne, and Raymond S. Farr. Gross Blevine Company of Spruce Pine aims retail merchandise with $10,000 authorized stock. subscribers R. A. Cross, D. O. Blevins, Mae Cross, and Lillian Blevins. Modern Real Estate System Incorporated of Asheville to operate real estate with $50,000 authorized stock. subscribers T. B. Sumner, B. H. Sumner, A. Schultz. Cash Mercantile Company of Burnsville to run a department store with $25,000 authorized stock. subscribers H. Lee Griffith, William T. Parnell, Fred Proffitt, Sallie Parnell. Gradegg Company of Asheville to engage in produce and mercantile business. authorized $10,000 class A and 100 class B shares. subscribers C. H. Browell, J. R. Brown, R. H. Browell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
James A. Hartness
Osborne Lumber Company
Wallace
C. C. Osborne
Pearl S. Osborne
Raymond S. Farr
Boston
Mass
Gross Blevine Company
Spruce Pine
R. A. Cross
D. O. Blevins
Mae Cross
Lillian Blevins
Modern Real Estate System, Incorporated
Asheville
T. B. Sumner
B. H. Sumner
A. Schultz
Cash Mercantile Company
Burnsville
H. Lee Griffith
William T. Parnell
Fred Proffitt
Sallie Parnell
Spindale
Gradegg Company
C. H. Browell
J. R. Brown
R. H. Browell
Sunny Side Up Team Here In High Society Blues
A boy in Bo'ness finds 71 eggs hidden near Paris and turns them in at the local police station. Police hold eggs for six months to await a claimant. The chief notes the unusual burden if unclaimed eggs remain.
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London
Bo'ness
Paris
Elegant mannish outfit described in period wardrobe entry
The passage details a white organdie shirt with a collar and cuffs in blue polka dot fabric, featuring a pocketed skirt adorned by a bowknot threaded with organdie. It also notes a tam arack brown tweed ensemble with a dull reddish handkerchief linen blouse, embroidered in yellow and brown.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Rapp
W. P. Holt
R. L. Welch
Matthews
George Bancroft
Adele Stine
St. Louis
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Broadhurst
South Main Street
Windows
South Main St
National Bellas Hesso
Suner Savings
Mommie
Coty
L’aimant
P’origan
Emeraude
Chype
Navy
Tan
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