United Daughters of the Confederacy Hold Thomasville Meeting
The UDC met at Mrs. G. W. Lyles home with Mrs. R. R. Murphy presiding. Officers elected included President Mrs. R. P. Murphy and several other posts while Miss Lillian Yow was named chaplain replacing by Mrs. E. J. Poe. A program on the local UDC chapter history was presented and Mrs. Ralph Wilson reported on the Greensboro convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. BP. Cc
Thomasvile
United Daughters of the Confederacy
G. W. Lyles
J. R. Blair
Mae Snell
R. R. Murphy
Lillian Yow
R. P. Murphy
Sallie McCracken
Nat Walker
C. L. Harris
F. I. Alexander
Kate Norment
J. A. Palmer
Ralph Wilson
F. J. Alexander
E. J. Poe
VU. D. C
Greensboro
I. G. Grier
Mille
Mrs. Lambeth Returns From Durham Visit
Mrs. Frank Lambeth has returned from a visit with her daughter Mrs. W. W. Rankin in Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lambeth
Mrs. W. W. Rankin
Durham
Mrs Lambeth Heads to Norfolk for Weeklong Visit
Mrs. Tom Lambeth departed Saturday for a seven day visit in Norfolk Virginia. She was accompanied by Mrs. Shannon Lambeth of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lambeth
Norfolk
Shannon Lambeth
Greensboro
Miss Alice Herman Spends Weekend in Asheville
Miss Alice Herman spends the weekend in Asheville with her parents, enjoying time away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Herman
Asheville
Miss Annie MacAtwater Spends Weekend in Burlington
Miss Annie MacAtwater is visiting relatives in Burlington for the weekend, enjoying family time and a brief stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie MacAtwater
Burlington
Mrs Hutchens Returns With Wilmouth For Winter
Mrs Hutchens returns after weekend in Booneville. She is accompanied home by her mother Mrs S S Wilmouth who will spend the winter here.
Sans Souci Club Bridge Event Hosts New Member
Mrs G E Crowell hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering for the Sans Souci club with guests. Two bridge tables competed with novelty ash trays and a shoe bag awarded to top players, while refreshments followed. New member Mrs Frank Murr, recently moved from High Point, was welcomed along with guests including Mrs Murr and Mrs Ralph Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Crowell
Sans Souci
Walter Newby
T. E. Jennings
Frank Murr
High Point
Crowell
Murr
Ralph Wilson
Chares Clegg
D. R. Hodgin
Fred Gray
Paul Hassler
Father's Night Observed at Colonial Drive School PTA Meeting
At Colonial Drive school the first PTA meeting of the year featured new president Mrs. Chas Phillips and Rev. J. A. Palmer leading devotionals. Secretary Miss Minerva Heilig read minutes and treasurer's report while Mrs. C. M. Howell announced the year's theme Attitudes and introduced the speaker on Reciprocal Attitudes of the Home and School. Miss Elsie Doxey, the principal, commented on school work and attendance was noted by Miss Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Drive
Parent-Teacher Association
Chas. Phillips
J. A. Palmer
Minerva Heilig
C. M. Howell
Crowell Couple Weekend Visit in Statesville
Mr and Mrs G E Crowell spent the week end in Statesville visiting relatives and renewing family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Crowell
Statesville
Visit Highlights Miss Lucy Gaston in Lowell
Miss Lucy Gaston of Lowell visits her sister Mrs Waiter Rapp on Park Avenue for a pleasant family gathering and social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Gaston
Lowell
Mrs
Waiter Rapp
Park Avenue
Phillips Host Tenth Wedding Anniversary Bridge Evening
Mr and Mrs Charles Phillips entertained their bridge club on Sunset Drive marking their tenth wedding anniversary A buffet supper featured a pink rose and green candle centerpiece in silver The table carried tin to symbolize the milestone Guests included Mr and Mrs J F Garner who held the evening's high score and received a crystal refreshment set Others attending were Mr and Mrs G W Lyles Mr and Mrs Carson Cox Dr and Mrs R K Farrington Dr Nat Walker Mr and Mrs Walter Rapp and W E Tomlinson.
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Bridge
Charles Phillips
Bridge Club
Sunset Drive
J. F. Garner
Phillips
G. W. Lyles
Carson Cox
W. H. Curlee
R. K. Farrington
Nat Walker
Walter Rapp
W. E. Tomlingon
Garden Club Meeting Focused on Bulbs at Mrs Maier’s Home
Thomasville Garden club met Tuesday morning at West Main Street home of Mrs H W Maier with twelve members present. Mrs C H Phillips led the session as Mrs R G Jennings and Mrs A H Ragan presented a program on bulbs. Jennings spoke on Fall and Winter Bulbs and Ragan discussed Bulbs for Winter. Refreshments followed.
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Garden Club
Thomasville
Cee
Hillcrest Drive
Scotland
W. C. Idol
Border County
Trossachs
Eginburg
Horace Haworth
Highlands
G. J. Humphreys
Green Street Baptist Church
Esther Farrington
Ragan Street
Gladys Stuits
Ruby Harmon
Myrtle Mitchell
Vaulta Curlee
Gladys Ridgill
Paul Wrenn
Blanche Davis
Mary Elizabeth Wrenn
Dinner party at Holly Grove hosted by Mr and Mrs Cunningham
Mr and Mrs Harry Cunningham entertained the Holly Grove school faculty and guests including Mr and Mrs R C Aldrich and Miss Mamie Harris at a Thursday dinner. Thirty covers were set at a table with a centerpiece of purple and white asters, a three course meal, and fall flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cunningham
Holly Grove School
R. C. Aldrich
Mamie Harris
Mrs J C Green Returns From High Point Hospital
Mrs J C Green arrived home Wednesday after a stay at High Point hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Green
High Point Hospital
Weekend Guests From Columbus Visit Maier Family
Mr. and Mrs. W. Baines and Mr. and Mrs. Wollam from Columbus, Ohio are the weekend guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Maier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Baines
H. C. Wollam
Columbus, Ohio
W. H. Maier
YWCA Service Committee and Activities Summary
The YWCA Service Committee met at the association building with Rev. G T Tunstall leading devotion. Plans for Green women in English joint with the education committee were made. Mrs. Saunders reported seven traveler aid cases. Miss Mary Gowan was welcomed as industrial secretary. Additional items include Christian Endeavor at Central Friends church with Prof. Algie Newlin speaking on World Citizenship, baby show planning for October 27, Oak Hill circle reports aid to needy families, and upcoming dinner or meetings for the November schedule.
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G. T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
Oak Hill
Clara Cox
Christian Endeavor
Central Friends Church
Clara I. Cox
Miss Cox
Kingdom of God
Hilliard Memorial Church Bruns wick Stew and Local Socials
The Woman's Missionary Society at Hilliard Memorial Baptist will host a Brunswick stew Saturday at 6 PM in the basement of the new church to support the building fund. At Highland Sunday School a We Need You class held a Wiener roast for about 50 youth at the city lake. Various church groups and clubs held socials and meetings across the community with speakers, quizzes, and outings.
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Hilliard Memorial W. M
Brunswick
Woman's Missionary
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
The
Highland Sunday School
City Lake
First Baptist Church Society Meetings Listed
On Monday the First Baptist church schedules a 3 00 p m general meeting of the W M B and a 7 30 p m session of Alda Grayson Y W A at 605 Chestnut with Mrs George Maust directing Marjorie Spence Y W A hosts with Miss Beatrice Stewart at 922 Forrest Avenue and Miss Aline Wrenn as associate hostess while Mrs Thurman Clapp leads the program
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First Baptist Church
W. M
Alda Grayson Y
Bessie Hedrick
Chestnut Street
George Maust
Marjorie Spence Y
Friday Afternoon Club Opens Fall Session In Asheboro
The Friday Afternoon Club met at Mrs. James Burns residence on Galisbury Street for the fall opening. A short business session preceded the afternoon program which set the year’s study theme on the topic of women with pioneer figures highlighted in a talk by Mrs. Cleve Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
James Burns
Galisbury Street
Cleve Thayer
Thayer
Lovely fall card party at Mrs Tiffany Barnes home
A charming early fall card party was hosted by Mrs Tiffany Barnes with Mrs Dempsey Barnes as associate hostess. Twelve contract tables featured novel place cards and fall floral centerpieces across three rooms. High score prize went to Mrs Mattie Bennett, with additional prizes to Mrs B F Brittain. Guests included Miss Louise Mittendahler Miss Billy Gapp of Concord and Mrs Malcolm Watson. gifts awarded to Miss Mittendahler and Miss Gapp and costume jewelry for Mrs Charles Hoover. A salad course and hot tea followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany Barnes
Dempsey Barnes
Mattie Bennett
B. F. Brittain
Louise Mittendahler
Billy Gapp
Concord
Malcolm Watson
Charles Hoover
Asheboro
T. E. Myatt
Contract Bridge Club
Central Hotel
Randolph Chapter U D C meets with Mrs Brittain
The Randolph Chapter U D C gathered Saturday afternoon on South Fayetteville street with a full attendance and several visitors. Mrs W C Hammond led the business session before a historical paper by Mrs J O Redding. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Chapter
J. T. Brittain
South Fayetteville Street
W. C. Hammond
J. O. Redding
Tobacco Inspector Endorses Herb Extract as Medicine
W H Ligon, tobacco inspector for American Tobacco Co, praises Herb Extract also known as Herb Juice as a medicine that cured his headaches nervous indigestion sluggish liver and other ailments. He claims one hundred percent more energy better sleep and renewed health after using the product.
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Durham
N. OC
W. H. Ligon
Street
American Tobacco Co
Ani
Herl Jace
Usnell
Molly's Idea to be staged by Lexington PTA
Lexington notices adult and youth events from October 15 16 including a high school auditorium performance of Molly's Idea sponsored by the PTA to raise funds for milk and books for under privileged children. Circle meetings of First Methodist church and a special China talk by Rev Arthur Gallimore are listed with hosts leaders and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Molly
Parent-Teachers Association
Winter Vagabonds and the Willie Trail Across Winter Roads
A reflective portrait of the Willies, vagabond travelers who ride freight trains and roam highways as winter arrives. The piece describes their worn camps, portable shelters, and hard lives, alongside how communities observe their signs and prepare for the season.
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Willie
Birthday Party for McDermott Barnes on Park Street
A small gathering on Park Street celebrated McDermott Barnes' third birthday with games refreshments and favors. The Halloween mood appeared in decorations and treats enjoyed by the young guests.
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Park Street
McDermott Barnes
Hallowe'en
UNC Freshman Thomas Gordy Visits Family Over Weekend
Thomas Gordy a University of North Carolina freshman spends the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs F L Gordy at 218 Monthew Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gordy
University of North Carolina
F. L. Gordy
Monthew Avenue
Air Ace D. M. Goodsell Makes Night Flight Over City
Ford Captain D. M. Goodsell, famed air ace, returned from Winston-Salem to remain through Tuesday. He piloted the first night flight in the 15 passenger tri-motor, drawing spectators who watched the white light spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Goodsell
Winston-Salem
Night Flight Over High Point Draws Citywide Interest
A Ford plane made a Friday night pass over High Point, flying low enough to read electric store signs. The brilliantly lit craft drew hundreds of spectators as it sped above the city carnival of lights. Capt. Goodsell will conduct nightly flights through Tuesday from Charles-Kenner Field, sponsored by Pat Brown, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Goodsell
Charrles- Kenner
Pat Brown, Inc
Foreign-born Americans Struggle With English Speak
A majority of some 13 million foreign-born residents in the United States cannot speak English. The figure highlights language barriers among immigrant communities and implications for integration and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Guilford County Board of Elections Notice of Voter Boundary Plan
The notice outlines proposed changes to precinct boundaries in Guilford County including routes along East Russell Street Main Street Thissell Street Blair's Park creek Grace Street Leonard Street Southern railroad track Jamestown township line and Randolph County line. George A Hampton chairman signs as official authority for the plan.
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Eeen
Guilford Ford
Leonard Street
Thissell Street
East Russell Street
South Street
Russell Street
Main Street
Southern
Jamestown
Jamestown Township
Randolph County
Blair’s Park Creek
Blair's Park Creek
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Stella Rapp
Baltimore
Henry Rapp
Mr. Rapp
London
Service Committee
Association Building
Presbyterian Auxiliary
YY. W. Co. A
Y. W. C. A. Board of Directors
M. T. Hicks
8. R. Mathews
J. F. Hoffman
Oak Hill Friends Church
Sarah Belle Taylor
Ward Street
Wilma Branch
Nettie Burton
Frances Christers
Comer
Dania Corins
Ruth Henderson
Milma Branch
Doris Gerley
Jauntia Gerley
Clara Wilks
Frances Cliisters
TEA and Topics Club
Albert Keister
N. Cc. Co. W
Page
Duke University
Evelyn Boyd
Mae Kirkman
C. L. Gray, Jr
Katherine Lowdermilk
Miss Dixon
J. W. Smithwick
W. N. Dixon
Ella Mary Dixon
John Vernon Smithwick
Windsor
N. C
Danville
Junior Etude Music Club
Betsy Yow
Fdgedale Drive
Susannah Matthews
Doris Koonce
Dixie
Paldi
Dorothy Mee-Call
Dorie Johnson
Liszt
Miss Kirkman
Susanna Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
L. P. Magnin
Women's Auxiliary
M. P. Church
Lucy Harper
T. R. Balard
Howell Street
N. P. Yarborough
J. T. Ryan
G. L. Reynolds
Fourth Street
Edw. Suits
C. L. Whitaker
L. H. Zimmerman
Montheu Avenue
L. J. Duffee
Johnston Street
PD. A. Neese
R. H. Gunn
D. E. White
Lindsay Street
John C. Sheloff
Helen Marie Sheloff
Dan Schroder
Helen Marie Sheroff
Dorothy Thomas
Paul Myatt
Richmond
James Ryan
Parkway
E. E B. White
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Julia Rodden
C. F. Sommers
Bencini
Nell Ellington
Guilford College
W. W. Ellington
Ellington
Martha Lane
Roberta Saunders
Asheboro Theater
First Baptist News
Sre
Trout
Asheboro Society
Barnes
Tobacco
Mann Stores
Point, N
Lexington Society
First Methodist Church
Sallie Norman
W. E. Pickett
Sixth Street
A. L. Thomason
W. F. Sparger
Parkland Circle
D. 8. Sheroff
John Earnhardt
W. H. Carmichael
A. B. Bullard
T. 8. Banes
Bessie Hunt Circle
Ed Beck
Fred Everhart
John Craver
Sunshine Circle
W. M. Shuford
J. Lee McCain
Arthur Gallimore
China
State Street
Miss Weaver
Geraldine Weaver
J. L. Saltz
South Main Street
Clarence Sink
Allen Myers
Russell Craver
Henry Atkins
Grace Hinshaw
Ruth Crawford
Cora Cross
Davidson Hospital
Minnie Layden
M. H. Shumway
Hatchell
EB. W. Clark
West Fifth Street
G. W. Mountcastle
J. C. Bower
W. F. Welborn
Camille Hunt
Mae Judd
U. D. CC
Goodrich Tires
Gulf Gas
Gould
Coats
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