Fraley Hosts Club Twelve Evening of Cards and Food
The Club of Twelve met at Ardmore circle home of Mr and Mrs W J Fraley with five bridge tables. Prizes included a door knocker a deck of cards and a handkerchief case. Guests included Collier Ellis R H Sechrest and the Lindsay couple. A salad course concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Payne
J. A. Morris
William Lindsay
A.S. Parker
W. C. Idol
Collier Ellis
R. H. Sechrest
Owen-Smith
T. Wingate Andrews
W. E. Price
Social notes from North Carolina locales
Mr and Mrs George Lowe spend the weekend with friends in Statesville and Roaring Gap. Miss Jessie Wood ill at her Jamestown home. Mrs W J Bennett attended the Bovgles Harville wedding in Thomasville. Mrs Charles L Amos and son Kenner arrived from Philadelphia after Kenner’s examination with Dr Kern. Miss Lillian Lorton of Tulsa visits Mrs John C Abels in Roland Park. Mr and Mrs Silas McBee and daughter visit relatives in Mocksville. Miss Ethel Welborn leaves for Jacksonville to manage the telegraph office for the tourist season. Mrs Katherine Delaplane and Miss Elizabeth Hudson depart for home in Montgomery after visiting Mrs Charles T Ingram on Rotary Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wood
Jamestown
Lillian Lorton
Tulsa
Okla
John C. Abels
Roland Park
Katherine Delaplane
Elizabeth Hudson
Montgomery
Ala
Charles T. Ingram
Rotary Drive
Thomasville
Ruby Harville
Alvah Boyles
First Baptist Church
Smilax
Zeb Walser, Jr
Lexington
Burwelle McFarland
Miss McFarland
Nevin
Doak Finch
Emerson Fergerson
Danville
W. E. Tomlinson
Robert L. Har
Miss Harville
Joe Boyles
M. O. Alexander
H. W. Maier
Boyles
J. W. Boyles
Southern Veneer Company
Western Maryland College
Maryland
Niagara Falls
Canada
New York
U. S. Leasing Von Bleichroder Residence In Berlin
The former private home of Dr. Von Bleichroder in Berlin is leased by the United States as its chancellery. Plans call for combining the site with military and naval attaches, the consul general and commercial attaches in one building. Bluecher Palace is considered. the project would cost about $2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Bleichroder
U. S
Bluecher Palace
Weston-town crier drinks only water for 69 years in England
Comer, the 91 year old town crier of Weston-super-Mare, has abstained from beer, spirits, wine and tea for 69 years. He has served as town crier for 14 years, the oldest in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gaco
Weston-super-Mare
Comer
England
Names in Italy Court Order For Child Name Changes
A civil court in Bologna orders many children to change names that were assigned during the prior communist era. The list includes Lenin Anarchist Proletarian Illegalitarian Atheist Vengeance Dynamite Internationale and similar names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna
Italy
Senators Own Private Barber Shop At Capitol
In Washington the Senate building houses a private barber shop run by a minister named Rev John Simz of the Universal Holiness Church. He shaves the bearded senators in hours outside their sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington, D. C
Capitol
John Simz
The
Universal Holiness Church
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Mr. Henry Snoop
Concord
Gleaners
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Country Club
Marian Burgess
Danny Boy
Lindy
P. H. Balton
EB. Tucker
Gurney Briggs
Nat Walker
Miss Johnson
Violet Johnson
Thurston Street
J. S. Groome
Harold Bennett
Comer Covington
John Peacock
T. V. Rochelle
John Harrison
Charles Brown
Mias Johnson
Margaret Sloan
High Point College
W. J. Fraley
Bischoff
Care
W. T. Saunders
Edgerton
L. R. Johnston
Land
George Lowe
Statesville
Roaring Gap
W. J. Bennett
Charles Ll. Amos and Son
Ienner
Philadelphia
Kenner
Kern
Silas McBee
Little Daughter
Mocksville
Ethel Welborn
Kivett Drive
Jacksonville
Fla
Elsie Gates
Mamouth College Conservatory of Music
West Wash
Elm Sts
That City
Robert L. Harville
Meredith College
Raleigh
Harville-Boyles
Winston-Salem, N.C
Piedmont Carolina
van Dyke’s
Carolina
Winston-Salem
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