Women Entertained At Tea At Salem Tavern
Mrs. William J. hosted a Thursday tea for about seventy five High Point women at the Salem Tavern in Salem. Guests were welcomed by Mrs. Pappas and assisted by Mrs. O L Foltz and Mrs. H J, with tours highlighting the tavern’s renovation and George Washington’s 1791 stay. Moravian sugar cake and coffee were served in old mugs.
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Teat
Salem Tavern
William J
Atea
Salem
Pap
O. L. Foltz
Fayetteville
Winston-Salem
Mesdames Ellis
Win Stockton
Tom Boyd
O. O. Tesh
E. C. Smith
George Washington
Charles Reid
David Merriman
Wilson Douglas
Max Young
Pinch Hitters Go Hitless in 1929 World Series
Eight pinch hitters batted during the 1929 World Series and none secured a hit, marking a rare dry spell for substitutes.
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Inot
Miss Lucille Tesh and E G Perry Marry in Thomasville
Miss Ethel Louise Tesh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Tesh, became the bride of Eu Glenn Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Perry, in a Main Street Methodist church ceremony in Thomasville. The service featured organ music, floral décor, and a procession led by the bride’s father. The couple plans a honeymoon to Florida and other southern points followed by residence at 311 Tate Street.
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Thomasville
Eugene Glenn Perry
Morganton
Main Street Methodist Church
Lucille Tesh
Clyde E. Tesh
Ethel Louise Tesh
Thomasle
EU Glenn Perry
Eugene Perry
L. B. Hayes
Walter Newby
Liszt
Debussy
Tchaikonksy
Schubert
Margaret Palmer
Peggy Shealy
Miss Palmer
d'Hardelot
Grieg
Harlan F. Gilliam
Winston-Salem
Clyde Tesh, Jr
Burke Bridges
Forest Perry
Perry
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Ashmore Business College
War Department
St. Louis
Missouri
Army
United States Post Office
Tow
Tate Street
Ciety T
J, Commons
Washington, D. C
Frank Powell
Lenoir
F. T. Clark
Williard Meadlock
Taylorsville
Aileen Swaim
Thomas Elder
Edgar Johnson
Herman Teague
Taiity
Charles Tuttle
Charles Tuttle, Jr
East Green Street
Johnson
Teague
South Carolina
Mrs. Kirkman's Kindergarten May Day Program
Mrs. W. G. Kirkman will host a May day program on Friday May 24 at 6 pm on the lawn of 312 Otteray Drive. If rain delays the event will move to the next day. Becky Ferebee is crowned May queen with Susie Cecil and Cynthia Slate as maids of honor. all kindergarten children participate.
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W. G. Kirkman
Otteray Drive
Becky Ferebee
Susie Cecil
Cynthia Slate
Local Names Featured in Noted Community Notices
Clarence Hayes and several named ladies including Mrs. Harold Tut tle Mrs. Stella Chaney Mrs. Campbell Mrs. Adams and Mrs. William Hennis are listed in a community notices section of the paper. The fragment enumerates residents linked to local events or acknowledgments in a period publication.
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Clarence Hayes
Harold Tuttle
Stella Chaney
Campbell
Adams
William Hennis
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Guilford
E. G.perry
Francis X. Bushman
Betty Lou-Tobias
Frances Sider
Cole
California
de Dumond
Traub
North Main Street
Lillianarlowe
Hazel Johnson
Flora Bell Davis
William Sykes
Mararet White
Bernard Bales
Valdetrane
Tom Guy
James Montomery
Gatewood Shipman
Ick Samuels
Tuttle
Charles ‘Tuttle
Elder
Emmett Ward
Seltz
Swaim
Miss Swaim
Rike
Hugh Dutton
Hutchins
Frank Seltz
Frank Seltz, Jr
Simmons
Pryor St
S. W
Atlanta
West End
Suits Shoe Shop
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