Social and Personal Notices Blaze of Wedding Reception
Reception tendered bridal attendants after the rehearsal at Westey Memorial church for the Jones Boren wedding in Greensboro. The Farriss home on South Main was lit with smilax and flowers, bride cake on a silver tray, piano solos and celebrity attendees, with the event featuring detailed decor and attire descriptions.
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Westey Memorial Church
Sallie Gilmer Jones
Charles Kemp Boren
Greensboro
J. J. Farriss
South Main Street
Marivold
Charlie Boren
Kinston
James Farriss, Jr
Mrs. Farriss
Charles Farriss
Clara Boyd
New Crepe de Chine Waists and Handkerchiefs Arrive
Special shipment today features Crepe de Chine waists in Flesh and White with four styles and large collars priced at 1.98. Also tailored river weave waists at 98c and Crepe de Chine handkerchiefs in all colors at 25c.
Johnson Cecil Wedding at West End Home
Miss Anna Johnson and William A. Cecil were married Saturday evening at Rev. F. L. Friddle home in West End. Both reside in High Point. Rev. Friddle officiated the ceremony. Wesley Memorial Aid society plans a Thursday apron-making bazaar prep meeting at Mrs. W. C. Jones to assemble materials or finished aprons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Friddle
West End
Anna Johnson
William A. Cecil
Mr. Friddle
High Point
Ladies of Wesley Memorial Aid Society
W. C. Jones
Entre Nous Club Meeting With Mrs Tate on Main Street
The Entre Nous club meets tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs. John Tate on North Main Street.
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Entre Nous Club
John Tate
North Main Street
Roanoke Lady Guest Sees Charlotte Society Circle
Mrs. D. F. Nance of Roanoke Va arrives in the city and stays with Col and Mrs Kirkpatrick on Thurston street. Mrs. Carter Dalton visits Greensboro this morning. Thomas J. Gold and Harry Raymond among attendees of Very Good Eddie in Greensboro tonight.
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Johnson Street
Carter Dalton
Bessie Hackney
Harry Raymond
T. V. Rechelle
T. J. Geld
Hazel Briggs
Polly Heitman
Bessie Yackney
Helen Brockett
Louise Sneed
T. V. Rochelle
Charlie Kephart
Bob Amos
W. F. Clayton
Col. Wescott Roberson
FE. S. Wall
Roland Holton
Andrew Shearer
D. F. Nance
Roanoke
Col
Kirkpatrick
Charlotte
City
M.S. Towell
Thurston Street
Greensboro
Thomas J. Gold
Eddie
Trinity Weekend Guests At Parkin Home
Trinity October reports weekend visits from Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Covington of Walnut Cove and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pepper of Thomasville to Capt and Mrs. Joseph Parkin. Mrs H Wood visits High Point daughter Mrs. J J Farriss. Miss Mary White teaching at Guilford College spent weekend home. Mrs T Fisher of Salisbury visited her mother Mrs W F His. Woman's Missionary Society met with Mrs W Ellis. attendance good and reports show marked improvement.
Tar Heels at Elwood W H Cobb and Wallace and others
A list of names and places including Greensboro entries Rev Kornegay Pau Folk Wyliean Montague Houston Dillon Soren Joyner Grims boro and Gr imsley, with scattered references to supporters or associates.
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W. H. Cobb, Jr
W. A. Wallace
Wife
Greensboro
M. H. Jones
Greansboro
G. B Uart
Rev. Kornegay
Pau F. Folk
Force
Hayworth
Sheetsboro
W. H. Wyliean
Jas. J. Montague
B. F. Houston
Charlotte
P. M. Dillon
C. K. Soren
Andrew Joyner
Paniel
Grimsley
Tereensboro
Mendenhalls Travel to South Carolina
Mr and Mrs C F Mendenhall depart this afternoon for South Carolina. He makes a business trip to various Palmetto cities while she visits relatives in Rock Hill. They plan to return the first of the week.
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Mrs. Mendenhall
South Carolina
Disgraceful Theater Curtain Sparks Outrage
A man escorting his wealthy aunt to a revue is confronted by her after the curtain rises. She condemns the management for letting the curtain rise before the performers were fully dressed, calling it disgraceful.
Contentious Man Keeps Debating While Enjoying Himself
A quarrelsome speaker refuses to concede, and insists on continuing the argument, while another character concedes nothing yet shows a surprising willingness to stay and join the banter. The scene highlights stubborn pride and comic persistence in dialogue.
Woman clarifies rain exposure in nearby showers
A young woman responds to Mary with humor describing her rain experience as only the portion that descended in her immediate vicinity. The exchange highlights her insistence on precision and avoidance of broader exposure.
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Mary
Mid-season Millinery Opening by Venetia Smith in High Point
Miss Venetia Smith announces a mid season opening of new artistic millinery in High Point. Thursday and Friday showcase one of the largest assortments of stylish hats including Dress Hats Manish Sailors Sport Hats and Tailored Suit Hats for ladies who value style and beauty.
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Venetia Smith
High Point
Germans in Japan Prison Camps Face Harsh Conditions
The Cologne Gazette cites letters from Germans in Japanese camps saying POWs face severe torture and harsh censorship. Officials allegedly beat prisoners for discipline, with limited heat in winter and cruel treatment in most camps, though a few camps offer comfort.
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Japan
Anti- Teuton Alliance
Cologne Gazette
Cologne
the Gazette
Kurume
Suits For Women Who Are Particular
Ready to wear section presents an extensive array of women’s suits and coats in current styles with velvet collars fur trim and novel shapes. The collection emphasizes outerwear with wide collars capes ripple hems and innovative fur or velvet trimmings. Prices are described as mighty reasonable given material scarcity. Come in today to view the line.
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Monroe Downum
Charlotte Observer
Marylily Fisher
Frances Mann
Farriss
Hrical
Helen Boren
Mesdames
F. H. Wood
Trinity
Charlie Jones
Fred Jones
Kentucky
Clem Foren
Grensboro
Arthur Marsh
Jule Marsh
P. Boren
J. E. Jones
G. T. 2Owe
Ben Moore
Hackney
Sunday Star
Washington, D. C
Claude Robeson
West Market Street Methodist Church
North Carolina
Rubinstein Club
Raleigh
Blair
Washington
N. C
Library Department
Woman’s Club
Friends’ Church
Crepe DE Chine
NEW Today
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Johnson-Cecil
Ladies Aid Society
Trinity News
Elwood
Chichester
Alma
Draegtet
Diarmena
New York Times
Allen
Exclu
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