Visitors At Thomasville Honored At Bridge Party
Thomasville, Nov. 26. Mrs. Albert Hewitt of Asheville honored as houseguest with a bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Zeigler. Four tables played. guests awarded prizes for high scores with Mrs. Walter Rapp and Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson among prize recipients. A two course luncheon followed.
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Homasville
Albert Hewitt
Asheville
J. A. Zeigler
Hewitt
Raymond Phillips
A. R. Swaim
Mamie Harris
Clarence Tomlinson
Ray Hoover
R. W. Green
Cicero Cox
F. I. Alexander
J. B. Petty
Gerald Smith
Sans Souci Bridge Club Social at Glenanna
Members of the Sans Souci bridge club, entertained by Mrs. Walter Newby at Glenanna, enjoyed a Friday afternoon session. Mrs. Charles Clegg earned a handsome table lamp for high play at two tables, while Mrs. R. K. Farrington received pewter bud vases as visitors’ prize. Guests included Mesdames Clegg Kyser Lambeth Gray Wilson Murr Finch and Farrington with refreshments served later.
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Sans Souci Bridge Club
Walter Newby
Glenanna
Charles Clegg
R. K. Farrington
Mesdames
H. R. Kyser
Harry Lee Lambeth
Fred Gray
Ralph Wilson
Frank Murr
George Finch
Mrs. Lambeth Visits Durham Thanksgiving Host Family
Mrs. Frank Lambeth spent the Thanksgiving holidays in Durham as a guest of her daughter Mrs. W. W. Rankins Jr. and Mr. Rankin at their home.
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Frank Lambeth
Durham
W. W. Rankins, Jr
Mr. Rankin
Ruth Mater and Ervin Earnhart Wed in Zanesville
The marriage was solemnized today in Zanesville, Ohio, with relatives and friends from Thomasville present. The paper previously misspelled the bride's name as Ruth Pratt in an earlier issue.
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Ruth Mater
Zanesville
Ohio
Ervin Earnhart
Thomasville
Miss Matter
Ruth Pratt
Henry Green Returns Home After Thanksgiving Visit
Charles Green of High Point has returned to his home after spending Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Green at their Highland Avenue residence.
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Charles Green
High Point
Mrs. J. C. Green
Highland Avenue
Local visitors and social events populate Pinehurst area
Mr and Mrs J A File of Winston Salem spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs W H File at Carmall Street. Mr and Mrs Carson Cox and son Carson Jr plus guest Mrs J W Frick of Baltimore spent Saturday at Pinehurst. Mrs Frick visiting during Thanksgiving. Mrs Frank Calvert visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs F I Alexander. Mrs Carson Cox hosted a luncheon for her guest Mrs Frick and the Thursday bridge club. Bridge was played at three.
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J. A. File
Winston-Salem
Mrs
W. H. File
Carmall Street
Carson Cox
Carson, Jr
J. W. Frick
Baltimore, Md
Pinehurst
Frank Calvert
F. I. Alexander
Baltimore
Thursday Bridge Club
Bridge Avas
Green Family Guests at High Point Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Green and Mrs. R. L. Welch visited High Point for Thanksgiving Day as guests of their daughter Mrs. J. F. Hayden, wife of Mr. Hayden.
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J. A. Green
R. L. Welch
High Point
Mrs. Green
J. F. Hayden
Barker Family Dines With Rice Family on Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs Martine Barker and their son Billy of High Point visited Mrs Barker and Mr Rice on Fisher Ferry street for Thanksgiving dinner at the Rice home.
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Martine Barker
Billy
High Point
Mrs. Barker
Mrs. Lee Rice
Fisher Ferry Street
Mrs Hoover Remains Ill At Lexington Avenue
Friends report Mrs D E Hoover remains ill at her home on Lexington Avenue, confined to bed for a week.
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D. E. Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Bridge Party Honors at Forsyth Street Home
Mr and Mrs Clarence Tomlinson hosted a bridge party on Forsyth Street with five tables in play. Mrs Albert Shuford took top honors, receiving a boudoir lamp, while Mrs Albert Hewitt won second prize a picture. Among gentlemen Hubert Lee Fouts Cicero Cox earned high score prizes a bill fold and cigarette case respectively. Mrs Hewitt received a vase from Mrs Tomlinson and guests enjoyed salad and dessert afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tomlinson
Forsyth Street
Albert Shuford
Albert Hewitt
Hubert Lee Fouts
Cicero Cox
Hewitt
Tomlinson
J. A Zeigler
Alfred Shuford
R. W. Green
F. I. Alexander
Clyde É Smith
W. 8. Hunt
Raymond Phillips
A. R. Swaim
Asheville
J. B. Petty
Burlington Guests Honored Ollie Belle Moser and Vallie Ingles
Misses Edith York and Ruby Bodenheimer hosted a Burlington party Thursday night honoring Ollie Belle Moser Vallie Ingles. After games, refreshments were served to Ollie Belle Moser Lillian Moser Yallie Ingle Esther Mac Dillon Ruby Mytrle Epps Votra Swaim Agnes Jordan Hazel Brewer Arnold Newby Davis Andrew Smith Howard York Henry Waldo Newby Carlos Kennedy Lemon Tuttle Clevil Weavill
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Edith York
Ruby Bodenheimer
Ollie Belle Moser
Vallie Ingles
Burlington
Ollie Belle
Lillian Moser
Yallie Ingle
Esther Mac Dillon
Ruby
Mytrle Epps
Votra Swaim
Agnes Jordan
Hazel Brewer
Arnold Newby
Davis
Andrew Smith
Howard York
Henry
Waldo Newby
Carlos Kennedy
Lemon Tuttle
Clevil Weav
Dr Taylor to speak at council meeting
Dr B W Taylor will address four High Point Junior O U A M councils at Mechanicsville Lebanon church on Citizens of Two Kingdoms as their annual Thanksgiving service. Councils from Guilford High Point Trophy and Mechanicsville meet at 7 p m then walk to the church. All members invited.
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DR. Taylor
High Point Jounior
W. Taylor
Lebanon Church
Mechanicsville
Two Kingdoms
Guilford
High Point
Trophy
Capitol Ready For Return of Congress Dec. 5
Washington reports the capitol is ready for lawmakers returning December 5 after a whitening cleaning. Fireproofing upgrades include steel doors in the senate basement and attic. Improvements were funded by a $100,000 fire prevention appropriation.
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Washington
Capitol
Senate
Indoor water and rock gardens bring outdoors indoors
This piece extols indoor terrariums and miniature rock and water gardens as easy, year round decor for solariums and studios. It describes sizes from a dish to rock gardens, humidity control, tropical lilies, and the educational appeal for children.
Club Meetings Sway In Lexington Last Week
In Lexington last week several women’s groups met. The Susanne Wesley Bible class gathered at Mrs. George McCain’s home with hostesses Mrs. L. L. Barbee and Mrs. Edith Hege. A C Henry Study club meeting featured England as the topic with a paper by Mrs. Hackney. A bank offering service program is set for Sunday night at the First Reformed church led by the Woman’s Missionary Society with speaker Mrs. C. L. Steidley.
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Lexington
Susanne Wesley
George McCain
Vance Street
L. L. Barbee
Edith Hege
Fred Hackney
W. F. Sparger
J. M. Hayes
England
George Hackney
First Reformed Church
Woman's Missionary Society
C. L. Steidley
High Point
Six Prisoners Paroled by North Carolina Governor
Raleigh reports six state prisoners were paroled today by Gov. O Max Gardner. Tyre Taylor said he is reviewing clemency for Charles McKinley Burnett, jailed for second degree murder in Buncombe County. Paroled inmates include Frank and Tom Shirley, Robert Ivester, Conley Estep, Kenneth Leak, and Duke Shearin. Thirty clemency petitions were declined.
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Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
Tyre Taylor
Charles McKinley Burnett
Buncombe County
Burnett
Frank Shirley
Tom Shirley
Wilson County
Robert Ivester
Gaston County
Conley Estep
Avery County
Kenneth Leak
Winston-Salem
Duke Shearin
Halifax County
Floyd I Walters Laid To Final Rest
Funeral services for Floyd I. Walters, 48, who died suddenly at his store on English Street from apoplexy, were held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. from his daughter’s home conducted by Rev. O L Ruth of Pilgrim Holiness Church. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery with pallbearers named and many floral tributes from friends and relatives.
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Floyd I. Walters
English Street
Melissa McDaniel
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Oakwood Cemetery
T. W. Cox
J. R. Reece
L. C. Griffith
Frank Wall
L. G. Smith
P. H Carrol
L. W. Coletrane
V. F. Morgan
Flowers
Evelyn Pender
Cravers Return Home to Washington D C After Visit
Mrs H O Craver and George Craver arrived back in Washington D C after their weekend visit, returning Saturday evening to resume daily routines in the capital.
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H. O. Craver
George Craver
Washington, D. C
Sweets Needed By Growing Children
Advice on candy for children stressing moderation and supervision. It argues candy is not inherently bad when made from quality materials and used under physician guidance for certain digestions, with household supply and controlled access to reduce excess.
Taxpayers favor office consolidation and revaluation efforts
Greensboro officials and Guilford County Taxpayers association members debated merging the clerk of court and register of deeds offices and re valuing property for taxation at a meeting in the courthouse. They endorsed previous recommendations to county commissioners and discussed school tax opposition and textbook use in public schools.
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Greensboro
Clerk of Superior Court
Register of Deeds
E. J. Woodhouse
The
State University
Guilford County Taxpayers Association
Guilford County
Woodhouse
Virginia
John A. Kellenberger
Julius c. Smith
A. K. Moore
Association
Board of County Commissioners
J. A. Suits
J. ©. Causey
Guilford
George P. Geoghegan, Jr
Elmer D. Yost
Roger W. Harrison
R. C. Douglas
High Point
R. C. Causey
Mr. Causey
Harry W. Schiffman
Allen Defends Text Changes in Geography Books
Raleigh November 26 Dr Arch T Allen state superintendent of public instruction says the geography text change would cause negligible difference in outlays. He cites a total $45000 for new books and an average $41963 for the past three years.
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Allen
Raleigh
Arch T. Allen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Makes His Price
A witty line from Hummel of Hamburg notes that his daughter’s music lessons cost a fortune, yet enabled him to purchase neighboring houses at half price in a remark illustrating shrewd financial leverage.
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Hummel
Hamburg
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W. E. Tomlinson
W. G. Smith
Frick
Robert Rapp
Charles F. Phillips
W. H. Curlee
G. W. Lyles
J. F Garner
Friends Church
Joseph D. Cox
Young People’s Society
Annex
Miss May Frazier
Central Friends Meeting House
Deep River Quarterly Meeting
Reuben J. Payne
Clara I. Cox
M. C. Holton
Hamlet
H. G. O’briant
Mrs O’briant
Hamlet Hospital
Tillson
Lotus Club
R. D. Tillson
North
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J. E. Amos
C. C. Barnhart
Pv. &. Barrett
M. F. Crooks
W. Ja Hargett
J. W. Hedrick
B. de Mitchell
F. E. Moses
W. R. Shaffer
Edgar Whitener
H. R. Williamson
H. G. White
M. F. Wilson
Floyd Wilson
R. 8. Lafferty
George Clark
Congress
A&p
P. A. Jones
Arlene Weaver
American Legion
C. Henry Study Club
H. E. Olive
West Third Avenue
McKinley Burnett
Floyd I Walters
Board of Commissioners
State Superintendent of Education
Gate City Motor CO
Jenny
Main Street
Southern Public
Adamson
Cadillac
LaSalle
Oldsmobile Sales & Service
Market St
E. B. Gamble
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