Miss Mamie Harris Hosts Thursday Bridge Club
Miss Mamie Harris entertained the Thursday Bridge Club and guests at her Randolph street home in Thomasville with a 1 pm luncheon and three-table bridge. Prizes went to Mrs. Walter Rapp and Mrs. Carson Cox for high and second scores, and to Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth among visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mamie Harris
Randolph Street
Thursday
Walter Rapp
Carson Cox
Harry Lee Lambeth
Rapp
J. Glenn Pennington
Lillian Lambert
Tulsa
Okla
Harris
Mesdames W. B. Tomlinson
Charles F. Phillips
Robert Rapp
G. W. Lyles
John R. Myers
J. W. Hawthorne
John ©. Pennington
James E. Lambeth
Achievement Night With Cub Pack At Presbyterian Church
Cub Pack number one held an achievement night at the Presbyterian church with 250 cubs and parents. Den mothers and chiefs led songs and yells. Awards covered Wolf and Bear badges and gold and silver arrows for many dens. Summer camp at Camp Uwharrie starts July 11 for one week. The Cub Circus is planned for Ray Street school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Billy Buie
den No
James Hoagg
John Lindley
den No. 3
Camp Uwharrie
Ernest Welch
David Tilson
Hoy Lee Fesperman
Joe Price
Jimmie Preston
Henry Dowdy
M. C. Kellam
Den
Paul Davis
Reitzel Wagner
Robert Williard
Stanwood Kennett
Tommie Kellam
Fred Flagler
Walter Hester
Billy Lloyd
Chas. Payne
Billy Brewer
Chas. Shields
Carl Short
Chas. Ward
Gene Moss
Chas. Fears
A. W. Kiemme
Fred Swartzburg
al Klenme
Tommie Kearns
Bobby Alfred
Bobby Koontz
W. W. Lewis
Wilbur Alexander
James Lewis
Raymond Watson
W.S. Stone
Bobby Steed
Matt Wall
Ted Hodge
Alex Marsh
Kenneth Dillon
Holden Clark
Donald MclIntosh
A. M. Rankin
Jackie Slane
Peter Armstrong
Chas Casey
Blanchard Bonner
Lee Everhart
Francis von Drehl
Sandy Rankin
Leonard Kaplin
Bobby Lindsay
Buddy Deal
Graham Smith
James Johnson
Ray Street
Break and Enter Attempt Reported at Cecil's Drug Store
Police investigate an attempt to break into Cecil's drug store on South Main Street. The manager says there were attempts to enter through the front door last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
South Main Street
Crissman Chosen as High Point Party Chairman
The High Point Democratic executive committee elected E. Crissman, attorney, unanimously for a two year term at a pre convention meeting. Mrs. Jacklyn Gomo was secretary, replacing Holt McPherson. The committee, 60 members strong, will choose delegates at the Raleigh state convention. Next Saturday the county council will meet at the Greer county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
E. Crissman
Criss
Ford County
Jacklyn Gomo
Mittee
Live Y'ers Banquet Honors Mothers At YWCA
The Live Y'ers club of the YWCA hosted its annual Mother Daughter banquet at the local hut with about 35 attendees. A shoe centerpiece symbolized the nursery rhyme The Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe, and a musical program featured Elizabeth Ellis Hazel Wright and Florence Osman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y’ers
YWCA
Live Y’ers Club
Sweden
Lucille Crawford
Ellen Jensen
Gene Horney
Mother Mahree
Elizabeth Ellis
Hazel Wright
Florence Osman
Miss Ansley
Doris Caldwell
Sarah Frances Hart
Social Service Committee
Maude Burrows
John D. Biggs
Miss Virginia Seward Bride-Elect Honored At Bridge Shower
Miss Virginia Seward bride elect of Andrew Hill Smith was honored at a bridge and Bingo shower at the Gibson clubrooms hosted by Mrs. Charles Alson Kearns and Mrs. Paul Davis Haynes. Guests included Mrs. Claude A. Smith Jr. and Frances Oliver before her marriage. Top scores won silk hose and lingerie while the honoree received a bedspread and Mayonnaise bowl and server amid a shower of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Seward
Andrew Hill Smith
Charles Alson Kearns
Paul Davis Haynes
Gibson
Claude A. Smith, Jr
Frances Oliver
Winfred Hinkle
Chester Arnold
Davis Smith
Mrs. Smith
Miss Seward
Mary Ruth Seward
Malloye
Sue Stanfield
Helen Smith
Lucille Hayworth
Kate Lomax
Leslie Johnson
Lucille Brown
Mesdames
James Brooks
Tyree Nabor
Girl Reserves Elect Officers For Spring Carnival Plans
The senior and sophomore Girl Reserve groups at the local Y W C A elected officers. Frances Langley was named president and Ann Bulla vice president, Ruth Ellington secretary, and Annie Louise Brown treasurer. The Spring Carnival will be held tomorrow with two performances at four and 7 30 featuring games, booths, and a one act play from William Penn and Kiwanis high school groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Langley
Ann Bulla
Ruth Ellington
Annie Louise Brown
Aramount
Kiam Penn High School
William Penn High School
Musical Art Club Meeting On Monday
The Musical Art club plans its May meeting at Emery wood Country club on Monday at eight. No program announced but chorus singing is expected. The Bachelor Girls club holds weekly meetings at the Gibson clubroom tonight at 7 45 with Misses Alene Lambe and Betty Richardson as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
The
Emerywood Country Club
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Gibson
Alene Lambe
Betty Richardson
Peggy's Palmolive Beauty Secret Ad
A vintage Palmolive soap pitch promotes a beauty routine for Peggy. It touts olive oil in the soap, claiming gentle lather leaves skin soft and radiant. The ad emphasizes dry lifeless skin and promotes daily washing morning and night to achieve allure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
Emerywood country club bridge party set for Friday evening
The Emerywood country club hosts Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Whitescarver and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCall for an 8 p m bridge party at the clubhouse on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
F. E. Whitescarver
J. H. McCall
Woodmen Circle District Meet Set for Asheboro Saturday
Asheboro hosts a Woodmen Circle district convention on May 14 with national and state officers from Raleigh Winston Salem Burlington and others. Activities include flag presentation opening ceremonies committee appointments ritual work proficiency awards speeches banquet tap dancing and dancing with Bernard Fowler's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Asheboro
Effie Rogers
National Legislative Committee
Raleigh
Elma Brewer
Winston Salem
Zettie Overby
Burlington
Y. M. C. A. Band
Groves
Winston - Salem
Courtney
Greensboro
Draper
High Point
Mount Airy
Pleasant Garden
Durham
Pittsboro
Thomasville
Wood
Men Circle
R. L. Pope
D. E. Henderson
Charlotte
D. EF. McCrary
Bernard Fowler
Orchestra of
Love couple travels to Washington for business banquet
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Love lace depart for Washington D C to attend an American Business club banquet where Mr. Love lace, district governor, will play a key role. They plan to return Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Benton leaves for Parkersburg to stay with relatives and attend Junior Senior dances at the university in Chapel Hill en route. Mrs. J M Simmerson hosts grandchildren Alawayne and Charles Simmerson at 214 Maple Street as the parents Mr and Mrs J M Simmerson Jr arrive for the weekend and return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Lovelace
Washington, D. C
American Business Club
Elizabeth Benton
Parkersburg
Wilmington
Miss Benton
Chapel Hill
J. M. Simmerson
Maple Street
Alawayne
Charles Simmerson
Franklinton
J. M. Simmerson, Jr
Community Prayer Service Tonight at Mrs Dixon’s Home
The Community Prayer Service meets at 7 30 this evening at Mrs FP R Dixon’s home 1006 Lindsay Street. It is the Farriss Andrews class’s weekly gathering and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. R. Dixon
Lindsay Street
Farriss-Andrews
First Baptist Church
Birth of Robert Lee Myrra Jr in May
Mr and Mrs Robert Myers of 210 East Russell announce the birth of a son, Robert Lee Jr, on Sunday May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Myrra, IR
Robert Myers
East Russell Street
Robert Lee, Jr
Friday the Thirteenth Card Party at Oakville Union Church
Mothers of the Union Congregational church in Oakville plan a Friday card party with 13 tables and 13 prizes to celebrate the superstition date. Funds support church activities. Local residents attend for games and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Conn
Mothers of the
Union Congregational Church
Social Arts Club Meeting at Mrs Harville's Home
Mrs E C Harville entertained the Social Arts club at 636 Colonial Drive yesterday at three o'clock. Members enjoyed sewing and chat in rooms arranged with early summer flowers and a log fire. Refreshments of sandwiches cake and tea were served to Mesdames T R Zimmerman J N McCrary EB Jones N P Holmes Clyde Baxter Leland B Nelson and visitor Mrs Ray Storm of Greensboro guest of the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Arts
E. C. Harville
Colonial Drive
Mesdames
T. R. Zimmerman
J. N. McCrary
Z. Jones
N. P. Holmes
Clyde Baxter
Leland B. Nelson
Ray Storm
Greensboro
Burbank Garden Club Hosts Pearl Idol on Perfume Topic
The Burbank Garden Club held a meeting at Miss Pearl Idol's North Main Street home. Mrs. Edith Moore Sherrod presented a program titled The Romance of Perfume, tracing perfume history and displaying old-fashioned shrubs used in its manufacture. President Mrs. A. W. Klemme led a brief business session with members including Mesdames Cauble, Fes perman, Goldston, Hartley, Haworth, Hiatt, Idol, Sechrest, Davia and Miss Munyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Myers
Molly Snell
Mt. Airy
Harston Williamson
Paul Snell
Wilmington
Mare Snell
Williamson
F. 8. Lambeth
Wesley Philathea
Main Street
M. BE
Randolph Street
J. Poe
Sallie Clodfelter
Joan Hagsle
J. N. Hauss
Abbott's Creek M. FE
Abbott's Creek Church
Alta Green
F. &. Spurgeon
Minnie Hayworth
Japan
Burbank
A. W. Klemme
Mesdames David Cauble
H. L. Fesperman
Grady Goldston
Edgar Hartley
Homer Haworth
Wade Hiatt
W. W. Idol
R. H. Sechrest
Hal A. Davia
Mary Munyan
Mrs. King Takes Job With State Commission
Mrs. Agnes King resigns after two years as High Point WPA clerical supervisor to become a stenographer for the North Carolina Employment Compensation Commission. She will work from the High Point office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes King
High Point
WPA
North Carolina
King
Commission
Lincoln Police Motorcycle Receives Loudspeaker Upgrade
In Lincoln Nebraska a police department motorcycle is fitted with a loudspeaker system to direct traffic from the rider seat. The modification aims to improve traffic control and officer visibility during duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebr
Police Department
Bishop Purcell Chooses Charlotte for Episcopal HQ
Bishop Clare Purcell elected in the Methodist Episcopal Church South at Birmingham Alabama selects Charlotte as his episcopal headquarters for the North and South Carolina conferences He will meet May 23 in Charlotte with Western North Carolina presiding elders to appoint a Greensboro district presiding elder Dr W W Peele recently elevated to bishopric will likely base in Richmond Virginia Purcell to deliver Greensboro College commencement baccalaureate sermon at West Market Methodist Church at 11 a m on Sunday May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Purcell
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Birmingham
Ala
Charlotte
North
South Carolina
W. W. Peele
Greensboro
Peele
Baltimore
Virginia
Richmond
Purcell
Greensboro College
West Market Methodist Church
Ridge Reiterates New Deal Support in Local Radio Address
Greensboro Mayor Edney Ridge, candidate in the sixth district Democratic primary, declared full backing for Roosevelt and the New Deal in a radio address last night. He predicted he would be the only among eight candidates to pledge unequivocal support of the President, and attacked his opponents in remarks introduced by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edney Ridge
Greensboro
Congress
Roosevelt
Ridge claims unwavering Party loyalty in High Point bid
Major Ridge seeks High Point Democratic support in the upcoming primary stating he has always been 100 percent loyal to the Democratic party. He frames President Roosevelt as the savior of the country while warning against forces of reaction seeking to undermine the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
High Point
Major Ridge
Democratic Party
Services Held For B. F. Barefoot
Funeral services for B. F. Barefoot 79 of 1621 Spring Garden Greensboro were conducted at 3 PM at Stansbury and Rackley Funeral Home Greensboro. Survived by widow Anna two sons J C Barefoot and Raymond V Barefoot two daughters G A Vaught and W M Morgan and eleven grandchildren. Burial Forest Lawn cemetery. Ministers J L Shuler R L Winder and J T Barham officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Barefoot
Spring Garden Street
Greensboro
Stansbury and Rackley
Mr. Barefoot
North Carolina
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Anna Barefoot
J. C. Barefoot
Raymond V. Barefoot
Gibsonville
G. A. Vaught
Belmont Place
Miss
W. M. Morgan
High Point
J. L. Shuler
R. L. Winder
J. T. Barham
Forest Lawn Cemetery
TATALNKA Relieves Kidney Ailment Says High Point Man
W T Steele of High Point North Carolina reports kidney ailments impaired his sleep energy and headaches but after about two weeks on TATANKA he regained rest and strength. He praises Ring Drug Co as the local seller and notes a specialist can explain the remedy. He urges others with similar troubles to try the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Steele
High Point
N. C
Tatanka
Ring Drug Co
TATA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Varick Thomas
Richmond, Va
David Thomas
Augusta
Rom Thomas
Tennille
G. M. Hoover
East Main Street
Thomas
Sarah Belle Heilig
Hickory
Winston-Salem
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
BE. L. Howard
R. G. Jennings
C. L. Berrier
J. L. Perryman
W. P. Westmoreland
Mesdames Wakefield Rowe
L. G. Farmer
Raymond Boaz
L. H. Holland
Crissman
Opt
Burbank Club
Yee
Ogra
Bishop Purcell
Ridge
Andersons West End Drug Store
English Street
Nyal Agency
Lizzie Arcade
Robby
Cket
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!