Social event colorfully honors Miss Agnes Peacock
Mrs Clyde Smith hosted a Halloween themed bridge party in Thomasville honoring Miss Agnes Peacock of Greensboro. Prizes awarded included a tea set for high score and lingerie for the guest of honor. Several local residents and visitors attended and many extended weekend visits were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Clyde Smith
Agnes Peacock
Greensboro
Mise Ann Bullard
Mise Agnes Gardner
Misa Peacock
Miss Peacock
A. R. Swaim
Clarence Tomlinson
Hubert Lee Fouts
Mozelle Clinard
Valette Russell
Agnes Gardner
Ann Bullard
New Notaries Public Commissioned in North Carolina
Governor Gardner commissions six new notaries public. Recipients include Miss Maryan Chance of Reidsville, Raymond A. George of Durham, Miss Frances A. Jones of Winston-Salem, Miss Vera Orr of Hendersonville, Merrill of Hendersonville, and Thomas Royster of Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh N. C
Gardner
Maryan Chance
Reidsville
Raymond A. George
Durham
Frances A. Jones
Winston-Salem
Vera Orr
Hendersonville
Merrill
Thomas&. Royster
Henderson
Sue and Jack Reconcile Amid Tense Household Tension
Grace persuades her to visit as Sue and Jack share a fragile, hopeful reconciliation. Jack’s gaze lingers on Sue, while Grace departs with plans to return. A misstep involving Barbara's name rekindles unease, foreshadowing continuing strain as Sue vows to stand her ground and stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Sue
Jack
Barbara
Jean Brady
Wild chase and staged marriage trouble in camp
In chapter XIX a bandit shoots a man, Malloy questions Ball as the killer, Dana fears Swergin, and Dudley schemes to ride out with Dana. Dana plots to protect herself and force a confrontation while Asper pushes for a patrol and Swergin taunts the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Rall
Swergin
Dana
Malloy
Smoot
Ball
Asper
Dona
Asper Delo
Swerein
Plenty of Pep Makes Work Easy
A terse feature highlights how pep and morale boost productivity in the workplace. It notes practical routines and attitudes that help staff tackle tasks efficiently and maintain energy throughout the day.
Mrs Frank Armfield Guest at Armfield Home
Mrs. Frank Armfield of Concord stays with her father W. J. Armfield on West Broad Street, visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Briles
Fayetteville
F. I. Alexander
C. C. Muse
Leona Holton
High Point
Frank Murr
J. B. Lambeth
Woman's Auxiliary
Main Street
M. E. Church
Randolph Street
Frank Armfield
Concord
W. J. Armfield
West Broad Street
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Thomasville News
W. H. Tudor
Roanoke
Arthur Black
Marcia and
Arthur, Jr
Gladys Black
North Carolina College
Mis
Madelene Knight
Mrs. R. M. Cockney
Highland Avenue
Katherine Stone
Robert Whitner
Martinsville, Va
T. E. Witty
Roy Hughes
Carolina-Vanderbilt
Chapel Hill
C. B. Griffin
Frances Griffin
Asheboro
Irene Yarborough
Greensboro College
Mrs
J. T. Yarborough
Lucy Hazel Wood
Duke University
Paul Green
Cunningham
Charlotte
Charles Griffith
New York City
C. M. Griffith
Rockefeller
Elinor Durbin
Chicago
Sartell Prentice Porter
John D. Rockefeller
Miss Durbin
Vietcher M. Durbin
Mstory Due
Sue —rMenen Hele
San Francisco
Tom Mooney
Warren Billings
Paul Callicotte
Portland
Ore
Oakland
Calif
Callicotte
Sam Dean
Sweergin
Dudley Winters
J. E. Ward
Cee Tei
Anise Oo
America
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American Tobacco Company
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