Local society notes and events on Johnson street
Postponed Learners Bible Class and announcements of births, weddings, and club meetings fill a Johnson street page. The Learners class is postponed, Births include Peggy Jean May 29 and Betty Ann May 28. Luncheon and bridge parties honor newlyweds Ingram and Ingram and guests fill social calendars.
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J. T. Smith
Peggy Jean
South Main Street
Betty Ann Johnson
J. A. Johnson
Colonial Drive
Betty Ann
Guilford General Hospital
Paris model features white liner trimming on dark dress
Jenny showcases a fashion model combining white lingerie trimming with a dark dress. The design uses a black rear panel with wide white revers and narrow white bands protruding from dark flared cuffs. The shoulder line, circular skirt front, and plain back create wearability and balance.
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Paris
Jenny
Mrs C L Korner Visits Mrs D L Bouldin
Mrs C L Korner of Charlotte is visiting Mrs D L Bouldin. The note records a social call as part of daily community life.
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Will Stockton
Kathleen Kerner
Kernersville
C. L. Kerner
Charlotte
Jack Edwards
S&s. Saunders
Jack Grubb
C. L., Amos
Alice Barbee
J. J. Korner
Nina
Mary Ellen
Beulah
Lelia Bouldin
C L. Korner
D. L. Bouldin
Record Crowd Expected at High Point Democratic Club Meeting
The High Point Democratic Club prepares for a likely record turnout tonight at the club hall near McCrory's store. Former Senator O. E. Mendenhall will deliver the main address with T. C. Whitaker of Oak Ridge Institute speaking briefly. Club president R. B. Parker urged broad participation and described the hall as primary day headquarters with free admission for all Democrats.
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High Point Democratic Club
McCrory
O. E. Mendenhall
T. C. Whitaker
Oak Ridge Institute
R. B. Parker
Parker
High Point
Never Too Late to Start a Writing Career
Mrs. Arthur Somers Roche, mother of two and a best seller, says it is never too late to begin a career. She left acting for matrimony, then found success by writing daily, outlining plots with two men and one woman in a room, and believes housewives can become novelists with steady practice.
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Arthur Somers Roche
Gather at Grave To Receive Gifts
In Paterson New Jersey 22 beneficiaries gathered at the mausoleum of William P Herrman in the rain to receive checks from his will ranging from 500 to 2000 dollars. Executors read names and distributed the funds with no ceremonies or speeches. Herrman died August 12 and the gifts were to be delivered on the first Memorial Day after his death or revert to Paterson General Hospital.
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Paterson
N. J
William P. Herrman
Herrman
Paterson General Hospital
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C. A. Beck
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H. B. Hiatt
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Billie Hiatt
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Leslie Bowling
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O. B. Bonner
E. G. Strieter
Roy Spearman
Harold Bennett
Farrell Gray
Wade Marsh
William Simmons
R. T. Amos
Tom Kearns
Paul Casey
C. C. Prince
Matt Wall
S. S. Saunders
R. T. Holton
John Fambrough
Henry Perry
C. O. Holton
John S. Welborn
Everett Marsh
Garnet Pollock
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J. A. Morris
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Carbis Walker
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J. J. Griffith
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R. A. Sheloff
Lota Bouldin
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A. G. Hester
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H. N. Phillips
American Homes Department
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W. J. Fraley
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J. E. Marsh
C. H. Rhodes
A. da Bouldin
J. H. Tate
John C. Abello
H. A. White
Federation
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Pauline Simmons
Williard Dyer
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Katherine Raymond Freeze
Willard Dyer
G. E. Crowell
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Joe Pell
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Vera Idol
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J. W. Harriss
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Maury Cralle
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John Dyer
Ben Moore
W. T. Powell
Violet Johnson
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A. L. Stevens
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Parkway
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Lenoir
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Washington, N. C
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Montclair
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Lucy and
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