Sans Souci Club Hosts Bridge and Socials in Thomasville
Thomasville residents enjoyed a week of bridge and tea as Sans Souci and Wednesday Afternoon clubs held multiple sessions at private homes. High scores went to Mrs. Charles Clegg and Mrs. W. G. Smith, with guests receiving linen handkerchiefs and soap. Other gatherings featured autumn decor, salads, and desserts, plus a Wesley Phila thea Class reunion with songs, talks, and a violin solo.
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Thomasville
Sans Souci Bridge Club
G. E. Crowell
Glenanna
Charles Clegg
BE. L. Webb
Harry Leo Lambeth
R. Kyser
Fred Gray
George Finc
E. L. Webb
Walter Newby
Crowell
W. G. Smith
Charles Clye
W. L. Birchfield
Vernon Snider
Mesdames W. G. Smith
W. KE. Tomlinson
Alvah Boyles
Charlies Clegg
Jesse Green Charlies
F. Phillips
Nat Walker
G. W. Lyles
Pa Swaim
G. E. Crowel
Phillip Shuford
Robert Lee Fouts
A. B. Shuaford
F. I. Alexander
Wesley Philathea
Main Street M
Ed Cobb
J. 8. Meadows
Clarice Rose
FE. J. Poe
W. L. Hutchens
B. J. Poe
D. W. Maddox
J. B. Holden
Beulah Normer
Kate Norment
F. 8
Lambeth
Kipling
L. C. King
Muirs
Nell Parkin
Mammy
Margaret Newell
Charles F. Lambeth
Snell Family Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Mollie Snell and her daughter Miss Maile Snell return to their Myers street home from Martin Memorial hospital Mount Airy after Maile’s appendicitis operation. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Williamson and their son Ben who are visiting for the weekend.
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Mollie Snell
Maile Snell
Martin Memorial Hospital
Mount Airy
Harston Williamsson
Myers Street
Williamson
Bhyvir
Ben
Local notables and visitors inform on health and travel
Dr George Wood arrives from Rochester to spend two weeks with his parents at 206 Boulevard. Police officer A Clyde Ward remains in High Point hospital after an auto crash. Miss Linnie Mae Ergle visits Mrs W F Posey in Magnolia Court. Rev W R Shaffer sails to Philadelphia then Huntingdon for church meetings. Becky Holt Johnstop improves after illness on Montlieu Ave. Victor Dallas attends his brother Sanders Dallas's wedding at First Presbyterian Church. Mrs Walter Egbert rests after Burrus Clinic operation. Mr and Mrs Bill Colman visit Kingsport for weekend. Mrs Mina W Eddinger hosts relatives at Briggs Ave. Mrs J C Callahan and daughter Jean visit from Atlanta.
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George Wood
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Mrs
George T. Wood
206 Boulevard
A. Clyde Ward
High Point Hospital
Becky Holt Johnstop
Victor Dallas
Fishburne Military School
Waynesboro
Sanders Dallas
Ernestine Hayes
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Hayworth
Fishburne
Wauwatosa shifts border parking rules overnight
Milwaukee motorists faced tickets after Wauwatosa changed traffic regulations. Cars parked on the Milwaukee side of the street boundary were affected as Wauwatosa now forbids parking on its side, ending the earlier practice.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wauwatosa
Hammond Township Aids Auto Owners and Dog Owners
In Hammond Indiana the township provides financial help to residents who own automobiles and canines facing hardship. The aid aims to ease costs for essential needs and veterinary care for pet owners within the community.
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Hammond
Ind
Charming Bride of Yesterday Weds in Winston-Salem Estate
Miss Elizabeth Shelton of Winston-Salem marries George Ebersole Heekin of Cincinnati in an outdoor ceremony at Tanglewood on October 17, 1931. Monseigneur Hynes officiated as guests, many from out of town, witnessed a graceful service with Mendelssohn and Chaminade music. The couple planned a New York departure aboard the Veendam for Bermuda.
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Miss Shelton
MR. Heekin
Winston-Salem
Elizabeth Shelton
George Ebersole Heekin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tanglewood
William N. Reynolds
Monseigneur Hynes
J. Frank Bland
William Wright
Edith Horne
Rosemonde
Shhubert
Tchaikowosky
Kemme Andi Ostrow Reve Angelique
Rubenstein
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Albert E. Heekin, Jr
Bowman Gray, Jr
Donald Heekin
James R. Heekin
Elizabeth Conrad
Charles L. Heekin
George Heekin
Charles Shelton
Albert Heckin
Charles Heckin
Mrs. Shelton
Mrs. Reynolds
Heekin
Charles E. Shelton
Mr. Shelton
North Carolina
Fassifern School
Colonial School
Washington, D. C
Junior League Magazine
Albert E. Heekin
Cornell University
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Cincinnati Country Club
Crackett Chemical Company
Joe N. Dalton
Ben F. Bernard
Charles W. Marquiss
Henry
Winston- Salem
That City
Canabruck Germany Sees Rocket Glider Design Unveiled
In Canabruck Germany on October 17, engineers showcase a rocket glider. The model features folded wings for ascent and automatic extension to a gliding configuration at peak height, then glides a normal path like a standard glider.
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Canabruck
Germany
Burchett to Speak to Odd Fellows Here
Winston-Salem Grand Master of the North Carolina Odd Fellows Burchett will address Repiton lodge No. 63 at 7 30 tonight in the East Commerce street hall during the regular meeting. He has just returned from the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting in Toronto Canada.
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Co. R. Burchett
Winston- Salem
North Carolina Odd Fellows
Repiton Lodge No. 63
East Commerce Street
Burchett
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Toronto
Canada
Kinston Tobacco Market Totals Reach 2.99 Million Pounds This Week
On the Kinston market the week’s tobacco sales reached 2,994,760 pounds at an average of 11.01 per hundredweight, lifting the season total to 16,565,624 pounds.
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Kinston
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Mr. Crowell
Omasville
Meade Hite
Richmond
Dolly Hite
Rappahannock County
Yorktown
Cornwallis
F. J. Alexander
Hubert Lie Fouts
Clarence Tomlingon
A. B. Slinford
Leesie Harris
Sam Harris
High Point
J. F. Garner
Colonial Drive
The
City Memorial Hospital
Linnie Mae Ergle
Atlanta, Ga
W. F. Posey
Magnolia Court
W. R. Shaffer
Philadelphia
Walter Egbert
Burrus Clinic
Friay
Bill Colman
Kingsport, Tenn
Mrs. C. C. Stout
Tete Street
Mina W. Eddinger
Briggs Avenue
W. FE. Autrey
Sam K. Autrey
Winder, Ga
P. N. Autrey
New Orleans
J. C. Callahan
Jean
Callahan
D. W. Eoldinger
BOSCH
Amer
American Bosch Radio
Piedmont Radio Company
Bosch Radio
North Main
Kinston Tobacco Sales
South Main Street
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