Many Attractive Parties Feature Society in Thomasville
Mrs. Clarence Tomlinson hosted a Friday evening party at Forsythe Street in honor of Eloise M White bride elect and Louise Cloninger a weekend houseguest. High score lingerie went to Mary Stone, with Leola Black earning a novelty prize. Several local families and students attended. A piano recital by grammar school pupils was staged at Main Street School, featuring a rustic outdoor setting and a program including works by Brahms Haydn Burleigh and Grieg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Clarence Tomlinson
Forsythe Street
Eloise M’white
Lumberton
Louise Cloninger
Claremont
Tomlinson
Mary Stone
Leola Black
Elizabeth Yow
Main Street
Ee Brahms
Ruth Fleming
Frances Williams
Eric Dorothy Lee Johnson
Owere Haydn
Jelly Hester
Louise Carpenter
Amanda Wall
Hickman Katherine Crawford
Mildred Maddox
The
Cscee
Guriitt
Daisy Hall
Wilma Wall
Edwin Peace
Joe Bales
Seber
North Carolina
Juniors Present Vance Auditorium in North Carolina
North Carolina Juniors will present the Sam F. Vance auditorium at the National Orphans Home in Lexington on May 30. The event features state officials and National Council leaders with a program including an address by James L. Wilmeth and a big public celebration for 1,000-seat facility funded by 2.04 per member over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
North Carolina
Sam F. Vance
Junior Order National Orphans Home
National Council of the Order
Carolina
B. C. Sisk
Warsaw
National Council
Lewis P. Hamlin
Brevard
Charles E. Brewer
Meredith College
Raleigh
A. H. Graham
Hillsboro
Gurney P. Hood
Banks
Charlies W. Snyder
Winston-Salem
James L. Wilmeth
Philadelphia
Kernersville
W. M. Shuford
National Junior Order
N. C
Pequot Strikers Demand Change in Union Leadership
In Boston on May 16 a meeting drew about 5600 striking workers. Speakers called for changes in union heads as part of ongoing labor action.
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Pequot
Boston
Mindful card play in bridge leads to better contracts
A bridge expert warns that guessing distributions matters more than pushing aggressive bids. The article analyzes a spade contract where leading the queen from the dummy risks failure, while careful finesses depending on unseen distributions can secure extra tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarer
East
Declarer
Salem mill workers vote against new union board
Employees at Pequot Mills in Salem Mass decide not to form a new union but to act within the month on officer changes. They blame John P. O Connell and J Fectau for poor representation. Management waits for developments before reopening efforts.
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Pequot Mills
Salem Mass
John P. O’connell
J. Fectau
Daily News Record
Davidson Man Is Convicted By Jury
Leonard Berrier, a young white man from Churchland in Davidson County, was convicted in Lexington superior court on a seduction charge. Judge A. M. Stack sentenced him to three to five years in state prison at hard labor. The chief prosecuting witness was Miss Thelma Hamilton of Davie County, formerly a Churchland High School student.
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Lexington
Leonard Berrier
Churchland
Davidson County
A. M. Stack
Monroe
Thelma Hamilton
Davie County
State Highway 90 Paving Completed
LEXINGTON May 16 State highway 90 between Fork and Mocksville in Davie county has been completed and opened to traffic after nearly two years of closure for seven miles of road. The new macadam section provides a stout base and smooth bituminous surface and closes the gap from Lenoir to the sea.
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Lexington
Fork
Mocksville
Davie County
Lenoir
Quiet Weekend Noted In Thomasville Police Blotter
The Thomasville Police Department reports a very quiet weekend with only a few arrests for public drunkenness and two break-ins recorded. Last Saturday featured the largest payroll in many months.
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Thomasville
Two Autos Crash on Highway 66 Near Forsyth Line
A head on collision on Highway 66 near the Forsyth county line Sunday night badly damaged two cars. One was driven by C L Davis a Lexington Chevrolet dealer and the other by James Sheloff son of D S Sheloff. No injuries reported though both vehicles were towed.
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Lexington
C. L. Davis
Chevrolet
James Sheloff
D.S. Sheloff
Forsyth County
Culp's Fixit Service Ad in Thomasville
Classified notice for Culp's Fixit Service at 40 Salem Street Thomasville offering lawn mowers sharpening repairs lock guns repair keys made and general handyman work with contact implied by address.
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Culp’s
Salem Street
Thomasville
Phi Beta club hosts meeting with travel course planned
Mrs J A Morris of High Point entertained the Phi Beta club with a books exchange and a program led by Mrs O J McCoy on Charleston South Carolina including Magnolia and Middleton gardens. Attending were several Thom asville ladies and guests from Greensboro and High Point.
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Phi Beta Club
J. A. Morris
High Point
Ralph Wilson
O. J. McCoy
Charleston
8. C
Magnolia
Middleton
Mrs. Morris
Reece Harville
C. H. Newby
Lois Johnson
Thomasville
R. L. Lambeth
Greensboro
Roland Holton
Mills Home Day Arrives at Thomasville Event Held Tomorrow
Mills Home, the State Baptist orphanage, holds its annual meeting this morning under Dr. I G Grier with A E Tate of High Point as executive chair. Mills Home Day Thursday draws thousands of Baptists and friends for a daylong program tied to the commencement exercises.
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Asville
Mills Home
State Baptist
I. G. Grier
A. E. Tate
High Point
Elizabeth Blair and Ida Lambeth Jennings Win Second Place
Elizabeth Blair and Ida Lambeth Jennings, second piano, secured second place for the North Carolina Federated Music Clubs Marshalls. Evelyn Lyles chaired the event with Betty Claire Jennings, Doris Williams, Thomas Marlow, and Paul Kenerly listed among organizers.
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Elizabeth Blair
Ida Lambeth Jennings
North Carolina
Greensboro couple attends piano recital by Miss Yow
Mr and Mrs George K Hibbits of Greensboro attended a piano recital at the Main street school auditorium Friday evening given by the pupils of Miss Elizabeth Yow. Hibbits, director of music at Greensboro College, notes Yow as a former pupil.
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George K. Hibbits
Greensboro
Main Street School
Elizabeth Yow
Hibbits
Greensboro College
Miss Yow
Mrs Irvin Earnhardt Spends Time in Zanesville Ohio
Mrs Irvin Earnhardt is in Zanesville Ohio visiting relatives and enjoying local scenes during her stay. The note highlights a period of family time and local interest as she connects with community members.
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Irvin Earnhardt
Zanesville
Ohio
Lambeths and Yows Visit Winston-Salem Over Weekend
Mrs. W. A. Lambeth with Elizabeth and William Lambeth Jr. of Asheville spent Friday with Mrs. T. S. Lambeth en route to Winston-Salem for the weekend. Mrs. G. H. Yow and daughters Misses William and Elizabeth Yow joined guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Yow in Winston-Salem.
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8. B. Gordon
Catherine Kilgore
Winston-Salem
David Long Jr
W. A. Lambeth
Elizabeth
William Lambeth, Jr
Asheville
T. S. Lambeth
G. H. Yow
William and
Elizabeth Yow
Stuart Yow
Kelloggs All Bran Delivers Health Benefits And Bulk
Advertises Kelloggs All-Bran cereal as a health booster and constipation relief. Claims vitamin B supports regular habits and iron content rivals beef liver. Compares bulk to leafy vegetables and promotes cereal over patent medicines.
Burlingon Woman Visited Parents Here for Weekend
Miss Gladys Williams of Burlington spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams, here.
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Gladys Sharp
Gladys Black
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Miss Black
Mrs
Arthur Black
Gladys Williams
Burlington
Robert Williams
Mrs J C Green and Son Spend Week End Away
Mrs J C Green and her son J C Jr spent the weekend away, likely visiting relatives or relaxing out of town as reported in society notes.
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J. C. Green and Son
J. Cc. Jr
Two Robberies Probed in Thomasville Weekend
Police investigate two robberies in Thomasville for the weekend. The Thomasville Tire and Battery Co. on West Main and Winston was entered between 11 Saturday and 8 Sunday. a glass panel was shattered and about four dollars stolen. A possible suspect is sought. Separately, Joe Boyles Jr.'s storage on Fisher Ferry and Foster saw 35 cages of three point two beer taken Friday night. no arrests yet.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Tire & Battery Company
West Main
Winston Streets
Joe Boyles, Jr
Fisher Ferry
Foster Streets
Five Thousand Families in Finsbury Rooming Homes
Report notes that about five thousand families, each with six or more people, are living in single rooms in Finsbury a London borough. The article highlights overcrowding and housing strain in the city.
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Finsbury
London
Oxford with friends escorted home by Raleigh woman
Oxford residents traveled with friends and were accompanied home by Mrs. Penelope Kennedy of Raleigh, the mother of Mrs. Green.
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Oxford
Penelope Kennedy
Raleigh
Green
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Hi Beta Club
Little Joe Alexander
Rev
M. O. Alexander
City Memorial Hospital
Benetan
Sescecs Coe
Hallowe'en
Burleigh
Habenera
Carmen
Bizet-Timm Ruth
May
Hazel Lassiter
Newby
Dorothy Umgardner
Aida
Verdi Lois
Ruby Hilliard
Rink Fannie May
Wilkins
Hill Mildred Jennings
Jennie Reid Newby
Peer Gynt
Ida Lambert Jennings
Dorothy Early
Charlie Peace
Schubert E. D
Wagner
Ross Davis
Davis
Ira Johnson
Miss Mae Hull
Wytheville
Vance
Graham
Nat Walker
First National Bank Bldg
M. C. Thomas Business College
Salem ST
Thomasville, N. C
Loflin
Benjamin
Moore
House Paints and Enamels
J. M. Black
Eigin
Omasville
Ednesday
Vanity Street
Helen Chandler
Charles Bickford
United
Sally Eilers
Tim McCoy
Jr. Order
Trump
West
North
South
Rebecca Roche
Chicago
M. M. Restell
Honore de Balzac
Williame H.seward
Msr
AJ Lincoln
Davidson
Dick Stone
Asheboro
Mr. Stone
M.&. Stone
Lexington Avenue
Howard Rondthaler
Frank Lambeth
Randioph Street
Dr. Rondthaler
Salem College
Mills
Elloge
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