Mrs Crow Honored At Kernersville Bride Party
Miss Bess Hastings entertained at the Community house in Kernersville honoring her sister Mrs Edward Crow of Winston-Salem. Guests enjoyed bridge with roses and prizes. a bridal theme extended to an ice course and gifts for Mrs Crow and Miss Frances Kerner. Other notices include a Moravian church auxiliary gathering and Kernersville school events and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Bess Hastings
Edward Crow
Winston-Salem
Mary Stone
Margaret Allen
Crow
Mesdames R. Hastings
K. L. Greenfield
B. E. Shore
J. W. Beavers
Ned R
Moravian Church
Charlie James Ragland
Cherry Street
Mesdames Ragland
Charles Carter
Philip Fontaine
Fred Vance
Frances Kerner
Kernersville High School
Miss Kerner
R. B. Hastings
R. B. Kerner
Odell Flynt
Paul Shore
Roscoe Smith
Clarence Stafford
Ned Stuart
Kermit Smith
Sam Vance, Jr
Joe Smith
Ernest Kapp
Ruth
Church School Day Observed at Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial church holds Church School Day on Sunday with a 0:45 morning session and an 11 o’clock worship service. Teachers and pupils invite new members as attendance may exceed a thousand. Dr EB Blackard preaches on Learning the Technique of Living, highlighting religious education through the age school and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Kernersville
EB. F. Baker
First Baptist Church of
Walter H. Allen
O. B. Williams
Shore
Kathryn Smith
Frances Williams
Lucy Ingram
Dixie
Elizabeth Wilson
Jean Marie
Barcarolie
Dolores Fags
Opal Hester
Helen Leonard
Bluette
Peggy Beeson
Frances Wolfe
Vivian Baker
Jean Cochran
Wesley Memorial Church
Schol
EB. H. Blackard
Three Dances Planned for University Weekend
At Chapel Hill on May 14 three campus dances are scheduled. Tonight the Women's Association holds a Tin Can dance from 9 to 1 with Freddy Johnson and his orchestra. the Inter-Dormitory Council hosts a second Tin Can dance in Bynum Gym with Jimmy Fuller and his group. Saturday features the Grail dance in the Tin Can from 9 to 12 with Lou Gogherty and band. Dozens of couples attend, including listed undergraduates from Chapel Hill and Greensboro, with chaperones named among faculty and officials. forty Women’s College students arrive by special bus for the Dormitory event and May Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Carolina
Women's Association
Freddy Johnson
Bynum Gymnasium
Jimmy Fuller
Order of the Grail
Lou Gogherty
Women’s Council
Nancy Nes
R. RB
D. K. Spelt
Women’s College of the University In
Greensboro
Highway Network Scale Report Exposes U S Road System Size
An estimate states the United States uses about three million miles of highways including rural roads and bus routes but excluding city streets. The figure highlights the vast road system beyond urban streets and emphasizes extensive travel infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Confederate Rites At Bentonville Sunday
Mrs. John Huske Anderson president of the North Carolina United Daughters of the Confederacy will preside over Confederate memorial exercises Sunday afternoon at Bentonville battlefield in Johnston County. The Bentonville battle is noted as the last major Confederate fight with about 3060 soldiers buried there, many from South Carolina under General Wade Hampton, and breastworks from 1865 remain on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
John Huske Anderson
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Bentonville
Johnston County
Anderson
Wade Hampton
Definition of an acre and cross-brain control explained
Edward I defined an acre as the area a yoke of oxen could plow in a day. The brain’s right hemisphere governs the left body and the left hemisphere governs the right, so injury on one side affects the opposite side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward I
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Mrs. Crow
Mary Linville
Eugenia Albert
Louise Robbins
Glendair Crossett
Dorothy McCuiston
Margaret
Doris Allen
Mary Doggett
James T. Justice
Chester Morris
James Spears
Gilmer Smith
Mesdames Gilmer Smith
R. C. Morris
M. BE. Fagg
Jim Spears
George Bellamy
J. R. Blackwell, Sr
M. V. King
Mrs
EB. G. Davis
Ed Whitaker
Charlotte
Lara Beard
Charlie McMichael, Jr
Jack Reynolds Watson
Dillion, 8. C
J. R. Blackwell
Fashion
Oxford
Umited
North Main ST
Col J. Monroe Johnson
Johrson
Dick Merrill
London
Amelia Earhart
Bit
Thomasville
Frank McGlinn
Philadelphia
Elva Ann Ranson
Reed Sarratt
Lyn Boice
Rocky Mount
Lunceford Long
Dot Kelly
Hendersonville
DuBose MacDowell
Gaffney
S. C
Nancy Kyser
Louis Gibbs
Hickory
Erika Zimmerman
Nell Booker
Bob Perkins
Morganton
Anita DeMonseigle
Belmar
N. J
Bob Hesse
Baltimore
TFV
Bai A
Efird
Majestic Radio
Monarch of the
Air
Washington Street
W.F. Austin & Son
Nebel
Aristo Batiste
Brinkley Batiste
Viers
Ted
Blue
Laders' Sport Oxfords
Oxfords
Benburg
Sheers
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