Thomasville Bride Julia Brown Jennings Weds Laurence F Gibson
In Thomasville North Carolina on October 5 1930 Julia Brown Jennings daughter of Mr and Mrs Thornton Jennings married Laurence Ferrer Gibson in a home ceremony. Officiated by Rev Lambeth and Rev Ware the couple pledged vows witnessed by close family. The bride wore ivory satin Lanvin gown with veil. attendants were sisters Mildred and Ida Jennings. The groom's best man was Henry Reeves Jr. Afterward guests enjoyed refreshments and a wedding journey altered due to the groom illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omasville
Simmy Mies
Julia Brown Jennings Larence Ferrer Gibson
and Thornton Eugene Jennings
East Main Street
Thomas
N. C
Heathcote
Irwin Earnhardt
Franz
J. Massenet
W. F. Newby
Wagner
W. A. Lambeth
Mildred
Ida Lambeth Jennings
Henry Reeves, Jr
Wilmington
Delaware
le Lone
da Dorsett
Jennings
Copenhagen
Gibson
Thomasville
Salem College
Walter Scott Gibson
Lillian Ferrell Gibson
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Suffering pile sufferers learn the cause is poor bowel blood flow and not external remedies. Hemroid from Dr J Leonhardt stimulates circulation, cleanses congestion, and addresses the internal issue. Available at Eckerds, Ommy Drug Store, and Manns with a satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Leonhardt
Boa
Eckerd’s
Omy Drug Store
Mann's
Miss Isabella Walker Hosts Bridge Club In North Carolina
Miss Isabella Walker and Claud Fox entertained the Randleman bridge club Monday at Miss Walker's home. Awards went to Mrs. N. H. Coroner with a consolation to Lucille Freeman after an em table. The hostess served a salad course. The ladies aid society met October 3 at the high school auditorium with fall flowers and arrangements. Dahlias and luncheon tables were highlighted.
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Ladies Aid Society
Birth announcements and weekend visits in local families
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Routh announce their daughter Shirley Anne born Sunday October 4 at home on Main Street. Mrs. Charles Brantley of Spring Hope visits. Forrest Matthews of Rockingham spent the weekend with his parents. Marsh in Chapel Hill visited his son. James Lineberry of Seagrove visited his parents. Sam Hughes of Burlington spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Kate Heatwole and daughter Sheldon Hughes visited Haw River relatives. Dorothy Curtis and others from Liberty visited Hughes family. Inez Trogden of Asheboro visited her parents. Evelyn Story of Rockingham visited family. Charles Dobson spent the weekend with his family. he travels for the Progressive Farmer, Raleigh office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Routh
Shirley Anne
Main Street
Charles Brantley
Spring Hope
A. N. Bulla
Forrest Matthews
Rockingham
W. F. Matthews
D. C
Marsh
Chapel Hill
Clark Marsh
James Lineberry
Sea
Prominent Georgia Resident Earns Respect in Thomasville
Forebears long noted in La Grange, Georgia include a Gordon Military Academy and Clemson College educated chemist employed by a top textile firm. Now based in Thomasville, he commands friendship and esteem from many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
Gordon Military Academy
Clemson College
Thomasville
Marriages Registered in Asheboro Area
Ashboro couples Mildred Key and Herman Humble wed at Wesleyan Methodist Church Neighbor's Grove with Rev. D C Stone officiating. Algie Pickett and Alton Caveness marry at the home of the bride with Rev. R L O'Brian officiating and plan to reside in Asheboro.
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Asheboro
Oct
Mildred Key
John Key
Hemp
Herman Humble
Fletcher Humble
Rancieman
D. C. Stone
Wesleyan Methodist Church
North
Central Falls Manufacturing Company
Asheboro Woman's Club elects new president at fall meet
At the Asheboro Women's club first fall gathering at Mrs. I. G. Moser's home, Charlies Fox was elected president replacing Mrs. Cleve Thayer. Delegates to the Greensboro district meeting were chosen, including the new president and J. D. Ross along with several other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Asheboro
Women's Club
I. G. Moser
Old Main Street
Charlies Fox
Cleve Thayer
Greensboro
J. D. Ross
E. V. Hobbs
Furniture as Craft: Italian Roots of a Craft Tradition
A note on the making of furniture as an artistic craft tracing its origins to Italy. The report also lists Chicago wholesale prices for butter and eggs with local market figures and numbers.
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Chicago
Italy
Duplicate Bridge Club Meets at Sunset Avenue Home
The Duplicate club met Friday with Mrs. Curry Loflin hosting at Sunset Avenue. Members formed two bridge tables and prize winners included Mrs. J. A. Spence Mrs. T. BE. Myatt Mrs. Mary Moffitt and Mrs. J. T. Barnes. The hostess served a salad course after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Loflin
Sunset Avenue
J. A. Spence
T. BE. Myatt
Mary Moffitt
J. T. Barnes
Asheboro High Names 1948 Senior Officers and National Beta Officers
The Asheboro high school senior class elected Bud Hedrick as president and Howard Brown as vice president with Mildred Millsaps as secretary and Clyde Shaw as treasurer. Sarah Alicea Moore was chosen as song leader. For the National Beta Club, Helen Brown was named President Ferneo Johnson as secretary and Mildred Millsaps as secretary.
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Asheboro High School
Bud Hedrick
Howard Brown
Mildred Millsaps
Clyde Shaw
Sarah Alicea Moore
Helen Brown
Ferneo Johnson
Omega Chapter Luncheon and Evening Lecture Planned
The Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma held a noon luncheon at the Sheraton grill with 12 members present. Tonight at 7 30 o clock in the Sheraton committee room Dr P E B Lindley of High Point College will lead the second lecture in a course on Psychology And Life following a short business session.
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Omega
Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Grill
Marie Caddell
Sheraton Hotel
P. EB. Lindley
High Point College
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr and Mrs Snider at Route 2 Home
Mr and Mrs N F Snider were honored with a surprise birthday dinner at their Route 2 home. Attendees met at Roy Denson's Cable Street residence and joined a back yard picnic lunch with a cake, noting the couple’s birthdays fall September 30 and October 6.
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N. EF. Snider
Roy Denson
Cable Street
R. J. Reddeck
Mr. Snider
W. G. Snider
H. F. Schram
A. T. Schram
Surmantha Reddeck
Judge to decide what witnesses saw in ouster hearing
Judge Marshal T. Spears reviewed evidence in the ouster hearing at Sheriff W. A. Weathers after 28 witnesses testified yesterday they saw the sheriff drinking. The hearing ended and a decision was anticipated today in Wilson.
Court hears petition on officer sobriety at local precincts
The Black Creek precinct and 48 others were involved as citizens petitioned the court. The proceedings occurred on the day of the second Socratic primary, asserting the officer was sober.
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Black Creek
State to Award Highway Patrol Wave Radio Contracts
Raleigh on October 8 reports the State Division of Purchase and Contract will award contracts tomorrow for the highway patrol short wave radio system.
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Raleigh
State Division of Purchase and Contract
Highway Patrol
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Julia Brown Jennings
Larence F. Gibson
Proctor
Randleman Bridge Club
Nina Walker
Burtner Furniture Co
East Green
Algie Pickett
Farmer
Alton Cavenesa
R. L. O'Brian
First Baptist Church of
Sam Pickett
GC. HH. Caveness
Bossong Mill
Mra. Caveness
Arthur Presnell
BE. E. Millsaps
Deep River Church
R. E. Heath
EK. Brady
San Jose
Ill
Ramseur
Mr. Brady
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Illinois
J. A. Brady
Rameeur
J. H. Sutherland
Rutherford
L. L. Whitakers
Fayetteville Street
J. B. Spence
Ben Earl Looney
Art Center
W. L. Lambert
Lula Mae Hammond
J. C. Hammond
Rebecca Ellen Circle
Methodist Protestant Church
Forest Denton
Worth Street
Ioa Lowdermilk
W. C. Hammer
M. P
Beatrice Lowdermilk
Carmen Parks
Avis Steed
Omega Chapter
Hanes
S. Rabinowitz
Wash &T
P. H. Hanes
Winston-Salem
N.C
Lue
Belk
Stevens
Mrs. Snider
Vicks Vapoorvusa
Brown
Thompson Shoe Store, Inc
North Main
Vee
New York
Shirley Temple
Coats
Sirley Temple Coats
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