Miss Pauline Smith Weds Cromer Bodie in Wilmington Church
Miss Pauline Smith of Lexington and Cromer Bodie of High Point were married Saturday at 5 pm in the First Lutheran church of Wilmington in a quiet ring ceremony. The bride wore a bottle green suit with brown fur and a gold lace hat. They plan a wedding trip and will reside at 108 Fisher Ferry Street, Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Pauline Smith
Cromer Bodie
High Point
First Lutheran Church of
Wilmington
E. K. Bodie
Rolle
H. C. Smith
Appalachian State Teachers College
Burrus Memorial Hospital
High
Fisher Ferry Street
Thomasville
Local Social Notes From High Point Area
Mrs W L Brooks returns home on High Point route four after a two week visit with friends and relatives in Monroe Union county. Mrs H L Mitchell and daughter Miss Frank Louise Mitchell host weekend in Stoneville for Miss Mitchell being the guest of honor at a party. Mr and Mrs C K E Hood of Winston Salem are weekend guests of Mr and Mrs L W Flythe at 603 East Lexington. Ruth Lowe Kearns, High Point College graduate teaching at Farmer Consolidated, attends homecoming. Annie Wheeler Timmons and Ruth Reeves of West Jefferson visit the Golds at Sedgefield. J S Lynch of Winston-Salem attends the Gold Crawley wedding. Mary Duncan McAnally of Salem College visits her parents. Leora Hampp of Converse College arrives Wednesday for weekend with the Hampp home. Katharine Blackwelder spends weekend in Charlotte with Mr and Mrs C D Blackwelder. Mrs S H Hedgecoe recovering from operation at Burrus Memorial hospital. Louise Salsbury leaves for ten days in New York City staying with Charles Salsbury and Mrs Worth Me Alister formerly Carrye Braxton of Kinston.
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W. L. Brooks
High Point
Route Four
Monroe
Union County
H. L. Mitchell
Mmss
Frank Louise Mitchell
P. J. Neal
Stoneville
Miss Mitchell
Frank Brown
H. le Gwyn
C. KE. Hood
Winston-Salem
L. W. Flythe
East
Lexington Avenue
Mr. Hood
Hood System Bank
Annie Wheeler Timmons
Ruth Reeves
West Jefferson
T. J. Gold
Sedgefield
Louise Salsbury
New York City
Charles Salsbury
Worth MeAlister
Mise Carrye Braxton
Kinston
School reform talk and family events in local column
A discussion on child development and protective provisions includes calls for wholesome public amusements and home-school harmony. Also reported are the marriage of Helen Onetta McLean to Raymond O. De Laney in Reidsville and the birth of Mary Frances Lohr, with community club plans for a Good Will Garden meeting at Mrs. Blackburn's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Pestival
Johnson 8St
Johnson Street
P.T. A
W. F. Davis
Parent-Teacher Association
Shaffer
Grover
Johnson Street School
W. R. Shaffer
H. D. Lohr
Mary Frances
Park Street
Goon Will Garden Club
Good Will Garden Club
R. R. Blackburn
Montlieu Avenue
O. Henry Study Club
E. B. Craven
West Second Avenue
H. E. Olive
W. H. Moffit
J. C. Leonard, Jr
Sunshine Circle Meets Monday At First M P Church
Local church groups announce meetings for Monday including the Sunshine Circle at First M P Church Piedmont Baptist district gathering at Green Street hosting with Rev Charles Howard. Main Street M E auxiliary 7 30 pm. Y W A 7 30 pm with Cleo Mitchell speaker. Saint Marys Guild 3 30 pm Parkway. Wednesday Contract Club moved to Tuesday. PTA Council 3 45 pm Elm Street school. Community Arts club 3 pm with Mrs Payne.
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Sunshine Circle
Piedmont Baptist
Piedmont Baptist Sunday School Association
Green Street
Charles Howard
PT. A. Council
High Point P.T. A. Council
Elm Street
Mra
Family Trees and Kinship in A North Carolina Wooded Saga
A humorous poem by Margot traces a family tree tangle from Pilgrim roots to modern kin networks in North Carolina. It lists cousins and in laws, notes rising in laws and marriages, and ends with a cheeky claim that true freedom of speech requires “chop[ping] down these family trees.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margot
Recent Bride Honored At Bridge Party In Lexington
Lexington society notes cover a bridge party at Miss Sara Frances Vestal's home honoring Mrs. J. C. Leonard Jr., with high score prize, consolation, and gifts. A turkey dinner followed. plans are made for a Thanksgiving Dance at the American Legion Hut with Johnny Peddicord's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
AIG
Sara Frances Vestal
Alice Mae Vestal
Odell Vestal
West First Avenue
J. C. Leonard, Jr
W. B. Hunt
Vivian Bird
American Legion
Tom Dickerson
Johnny Peddicord
Liquor Boat Captured by Guards Near Beaufort
Sheriff J. B. McTeer and custom patrolmen seized an 86 foot motor boat named Carolyn with U 955 carrying 3,000 gallons of grain alcohol. Found aground in a Combahee River creek, no one aboard, crew spent night aboard, Charleston patrol boat to tow the vessel to port.
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Beaufort
J. BE. McTeer
Carolyn
Combahee River
Charleston
France Reserves Right to Call Up All Automobiles
All automobiles in France may be requisitioned for military service at any time. Government authority reserves power to seize vehicles for national defense, with impact on owners and ongoing transport operations.
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France
Cravers Attend Washington Guests at North State Street Home
H. O. Craver and George N. Craver of Washington D C are guests of Dr. and Mrs. John Craver at their North State street home. Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Walser return from Columbia due to the death of Mrs. Walser's mother, Mrs. Arthur Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Craver
George N. Craver
Washington, D. C
John Craver
North State Street
Don A. Walser
Columbia, D. C
Walser
Arthur Knight
State Legion Commander Returns From Indianapolis Meeting
Hubert E. Olive state commander of the American Legion returned from Indianapolis where he attended a gathering of state commanders and adjutants. Mr and Mrs A J Newton were visitors in Thomasville on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert E. Olive
American Legion
Indianapolis
A. J. Newton
Thomasville
Mothers Class Social at Wesley Memorial Church
The Mothers' class of Wesley Memorial Church will hold a monthly social at 615 West Farriss Avenue hosted by Mrs. T. R. Zimmerman. The event is scheduled for Tuesday evening at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
T. R. Zimmerman
West Farriss Avenue
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Pauline
Burbank Garden Club
E. F. Long
Monthen Avenue
Cam Criddlebaugh
Mrs. H. R. Crouch
Hazel Louise
Blair Street
First Baptist Church
Quinlan
Mary Quinlan
Wagger
Ladies’ Shop
Beavans
S. Main St
QuAliny
Ruth Lowe Kearns
High Point College
Farmer Consolidated Schools
Mrs. J
Lynch
Mary Duncan McAnally
Salem College
Mrs
J. W. McAnally
Leora Hampp
Converse College
Spartanburg
S. C
Mrs. C. C. Hampp
Katharine Blackwelder
Charlotte
Cc. D. Blackwelder
8. H. Hedgecoe
West
Russell Street
Ada Blair
Mesdames C. C. Hayworth
Fred Ingram
Louis Voorhees
E. T. Harrison
A. White
Torch
Lucile Gregory
Jack Wardlaw
Fifteen Carolinians Orchestra
Coterien Club
Sedgefield Manor
Miss McLean
Main ST
Woman's Auxiliary
Main Street
M. E
YY. W. A
Cleo Mitchell
Greensboro
Baptist World Alliance
Berlin
ST. Mary's Guild
Saint Mary's Guild
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Paul Casey
Woodbrook Court
Community Arts Club
Frank Payne
North Carolina
Welches
Kearnies
Picketts
Idols
Harrisses
Alexanders
Jarrells
Perrys Wrenns
Kirkmans
Jones
Wheeler
Blair
Burton
Ragan
Sestegen
Snow
Terry
Virginia
R. E
Doc Hayes
R. B
A Moore
A Sherrod
Louise
Big Ben
George Urwick
Babe
A. Sherrod
Dad
George R. Frasier
Dauhter
Shirley Louise
High Point Route Two
Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
Princess Cafe
Dan River String Band
Utopian Club
Utopian Study Club
Valette J. Harries
Rockford Road
John B. Craven
P. ¥. Critcher
Frank Holton
Carroll Wall
Lena
Gooch
Thomas
Silk
Beauty Shop
Grace Cranford
Sally Tucker
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