Fortnightly bridge club hosts Mrs Phillips in Thomasville
On Wednesday evening Mrs R H Phillips entertained the Fortnightly bridge club and guests at Paul Green and Mrs Green's Highlands avenue home. Three tables played. Mare Snell won the high score vanity, L C Bridges received a visitor prize, and May Hall earned hostess consolement organdy flower. A sweet tea followed for Maie Snell Marie Madeline Hoover Lucy May Hall and several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
R. H. Phillips
Paul Green
Green
Highland Avenue
Mare Snell
L. C. Bridges
May Hall
Maie Snell
Marie Madeline Hoover
Lucy
Mesdames Mover Mendenhall
A. R. Swaim
Robert Gloff
H. T. Hethcock
Gladys Herring
Entertains Bridge Club by Fine Arts Dept at Lambeth Home
The Woman's club Fine Arts group met at Mrs. Lambeth's Randolph Street home with hostesses Mrs. Clegg Gray and Miss Yow. Remarks on Simple Living opened by Mrs. Tomlinson, followed by program leader Mrs. Crews on Mrs. Crosley Adams.
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Fine Arts
Woman's Club
Charles F. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Charles Clegg
Fred Gray
Elizabeth Yow
Lambeth
W. E. Tomlinson
R. W. Crews
Mrs Walter Rapp Visits Relatives in Charlotte
Mrs Walter Rapp has been staying with relatives in Charlotte for several days this week. Miss Lucy Eason and Miss Ella Dorsett spent Thursday at Pinehurst.
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Walter Rapp
Charlotte
Lucy Eason
Ella Dorsett
Pinehurst
Grimes Family Heads East for Weeklong Trip
Mr and Mrs Forrest Grimes with Miss Blanche Grimes of Holly Grove depart Saturday for a motor tour visiting Washington Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Miss Maye Livengood attended her niece Shirley Livengood's graduation in Winston-Salem Thursday evening.
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Forrest Grimes
Blanche Grimes
Holly Grove
Washington
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Maye Livengood
Winston-Salem
Shirley Livengood
Local Visitor Spends Week With Sister
Jake Schulman of Kinston is spending the week here with his sister Mrs. J. Pliskin.
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Jake Schulman
Kinston
Sister
Mrs. J. Pliskin
Abe Danenberg Visiting Gastonia Businessman
Abe Danenberg of Gastonia was a business visitor here on Wednesday.
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Abe Danenberg
Gastonia
Raleigh visitors attend Mills Home commencement
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Hamrick and their children of Raleigh spent Wednesday at Mills Home for its commencement exercises. Mr Hamrick had served as treasurer of Mills Home before moving to Raleigh.
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F. B. Hamrick
Raleigh
Mills
Hamrick
Gloff Family Reunion Reported in Danville Visit
Mr and Mrs Stuart Gloff of Danville Virginia spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Robert Giloff the Gloffs’ parents in this city during a family visit.
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Stuart Gloff
Danville, Va
Mr. Gloff
Robert Giloff
Hauk's All-American Revue Heads to Palace Theater
Hauk's All-American Revue will play Monday and Tuesday at the Palace theater in Thomasville. The show features music from an orchestra, dancing, singing, and comedian Tom Collins with his bass fiddle, following stops in major cities across the state.
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Thomasville
Hauk
Palace Theater
Tom Collins
West Guilford Ladies Hold Garden-Themed Auxiliary Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Fred Gray's home with hostesses Mrs. Jake Stone Mrs. Slate Miss Stella Wagner and Mrs. R G Jennings. President Mrs Archibald Johnson chaired a short business session before Mrs. T H Tomlinson led a program on Gardens of North Carolina with help from Mrs. Co M Howell and Mrs. C F Finch. They described gardens in Wilmington Raleigh and Winston-Salem followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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First Baptist Church
Fred Gray
Jake Stone
Slate
Mise Stella Wagner
R. G. Jennings
Gray
Archibald Johnson
T. H. Tomlinson
Co. M. Howell
C. F. Finch
Beauty Contest To Send Local Winner To State Meet
Thomasville hosts a beauty contest next Wednesday at the Palace theater with the winner advancing to the Wilmington state convention. The state winner earns a trip to the Chicago exposition, with the event sponsored by the American Legion per state push.
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Thomasville
Wilmington
The
American Legion
Palace Theater
Rhubarb Adds Bulk To Jam Greenhouse Tip
A kitchen note explains using rhubarb to increase jam and conserve yields without harming flavor. It describes washing and chopping rhubarb, washing strawberries, and combining rhubarb, juice, and sugar before adding berries.
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NEA
Wedding Dresses Turn Heads for June Brides in Net and Satin
The piece highlights extravagant yet simple wedding gowns and accessories for June brides, focusing on net gowns with diaphanous elegance. It describes a fashionable jacket style with a square neckline, bustle, and pleated ruching, plus chic cap veils and chartreuse net bridesmaids’ dresses with cascading pleats and matching hats.
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Joan Savoy
Aloride
Thomasville Rotary Plans Scholarship at Duke Institute
The Thomasville Rotary club voted to offer a scholarship for a local resident to attend a 12 day institute of lectures and international relations at Duke University from June 12 to 24. The program is run by Duke in cooperation with the American Friends Service Committee and features notable faculty. Rev. Tom Sykes of High Point spoke at the club dinner.
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Thomasville
Duke University
John Emlyn Williams
The
London Observer
Tom Sykes
High Point
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First National Bank Bldg
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Douglas Fairbanks
Hauk’s
Palace
West Guilford Street
Holton Furniture Co
Sairm Street
Jay Thorpe, Inc
N. Y
Blue Bell
Cranford
Salem
Culp
DTARY
Schlarship
Duke
Benjamin
Moore
House Paints and Enamels
J. M. Black
City Grocery
W. Main
Randolph
Fred
Thomasville’s Market
Veal
Switzerland
California
Virginia
Seville
Ceylon
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