Mrs Ralph Wilson Hosts Helen Hurley Showering News
Mrs Ralph Wilson entertained Friday morning with a bridge luncheon on Lexington road in Thomasville honoring Miss Helen Hurley of Maxton a Greensboro College classmate and bride of Thomas Newbold of Atlanta praise and gifts.
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Thomasville
Helen Hurley
Maxton
Thomas Newbold
Atlanta
Greensboro
Ralph Wilson
Lexington Road
Ed Lyon
High Point
Rheims Cathedral
W. C. Johnston, Jr
Mooresville
Wilson
Johnston
W. C. Johnston Jr
Billy Reid
Evelyn Reid
Lynn Trout
St. Louis
Ruth Welborn
Lottie Rogers
Leonard B. Hurley
Wilfred Carr
Willis Rowe
Harold Smitherman
Mary Raper
Dunlop White
Aileen Lowrance
Winston-Salem
J. B. Hurley
Paul Green
Newby Couple Return From North Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Walter Newby arrived home after a ten day wedding trip to northern points. Mrs Newby was formerly Miss Susie Crowell of this city.
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Walter Newby
Newby
Susie Crowell
Mrs Worth Williamson Guests at Max ton Weekend
Mrs Worth Williamson of Max ton is the guest of Miss Mildred Darden during the week end.
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Worth Williamson of
Maxton
Mildred Darden
Raleigh visitors at local fair with Hoover family
J. T. Grimes of Raleigh stays with his daughter Mrs. D. E. Hoover on Lexington avenue for a few days. He is here with Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Myers and Mr. Hobby of Raleigh to attend the local fair.
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J. T. Grimes
Raleigh
D. E. Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Lindsay Myers
Mr. Hobby
Maddox Family Weekend Visit With Miss Avent at Jonesboro
Mr and Mrs D W Maddox and family with Miss Elizabeth Avent spend the weekend at Jonesboro visiting relatives and enjoying local sights.
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Mrs
D. W. Maddox
Elizabeth Avent
Jonesboro
Mrs Arthur Cox Hosts Bridge Party in Asheboro
Mrs Arthur Cox entertained her bridge club and an extra table at her home on Park Street on Tuesday afternoon. Fall flowers decorated the living room. Miss Donna Lee Loflin won the club prize, and Mrs J T Lewallen received the visitors prize, two linen handkerchiefs. A salad course was served.
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M. O. Alexander
Randolph Street
City School
Phyllis
Beth
John Alexander
Misses Hazelwood
Marian Crider
Catherine Moore
Elizabeth Yow
Lillian Yow
Mary Faison Covington
T. J. Covington
Charles Stevens Clegg
Arlene Hoover
East Main Street
Paul Hassler
S. G. James
Hobart
Okla
E. H. Mahone
Lucretia Elliott
Forsyth Street
Mrs. Elliott
Ashebord
Arthur Cox
Park Street
Donna Lee Loflin
J. T. Lewallen
Birthday party honors Donald Chisholm at Old Hickory Café
A dinner party Tuesday at Old Hickory Café celebrated Donald Chisholm's eighth birthday. Reid M. Hannah, his uncle, hosted the event with a specially decorated table and novel favors as guests shared stories and gifts for the honored boy.
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Donald Chisholm
Old Hickory Cafe
Reid M. Hannah
Mrs Johnston Attends Greensboro Wedding
Mrs. W C Johnston of Mooresville, guest of Mrs. Ralph Wilson on Lexington Road, left yesterday for Greensboro to attend the marriage of Miss Helen Hur
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W. C. Johnston
Mooresville
Ralph Wilson
Lexington Road
Greensboro
Helen Hur
Rook Club Meets at Mrs. Zell Brown’s Country Home
Tuesday Afternoon Rook group gathered at Buffalo road country home of Mrs. Zell Brown. Rook was played at three tables amid autumn flowers. Mrs. J. H. Kivett received a bud vase as high score award. Hostess was assisted in the event.
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Zell Brown
Buffalo Road
J. H. Kivett
Fifth Birthday Celebration for Billy Grimes
Mrs. Cleve Grimes hosted a delightful children's party Thursday afternoon for her son Billy's fifth birthday. Mrs. Rufus Routh led games and stories for the children while a fall floral dining room provided a pretty setting and ices were served.
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Cleve Grimes
Billy
Rufus Routh
James
North Carolina colleges set student government week events
Officials of the North Carolina Student Federation announce that October 2025 will be student government week. National Student Federation president E. R. Murrow and John A. Lang will lead discussions on intercollegiate relations at member colleges. Murrow speaks to freshmen and a Tuesday student assembly. A convocation for several college student bodies is scheduled for Wednesday in Pullen Hall.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina Student Federation
E State
John A. Lang
E. R. Murrow
National Student Federation
Lang
Murrow
Europe
Frank Graham
State
Wake Forest
St. Mary’s, Peace
Murrow Lang Speak at Raleigh Duke Davidson Addresses Planned
A special student program with the State college quartet will be broadcast by station WPTF Raleigh between 5 30 and 6 oclock Wednesday afternoon. Murrow and Lane will speak on student government during the Raleigh meeting. Murrow and Lang will address at Duke Thursday night N C W Friday night and Davidson Saturday night.
Pisa Leaning Tower to Stop Its Tilt
Engineers plan to halt the Leaning Tower of Pisa by injecting a hardening substance into the soil beneath. The tower now leans about a quarter inch every two years, having shifted from roughly 15 feet in 1820 to about 16 feet in 1910.
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Rome
Pisa
Talkies Fill Church in Newark Sermon Film Sundays
Rev. Henry R. Rose draws crowds to a Newark church by showing talking pictures on Broadway with lantern slides. Each image accompanies a sermon as the slides unfold, featuring films like All Quiet on the Western Front Sins of the Fathers Journey's End and others.
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Newark
N. J
Henry R. Rose
Auto Runs 59 Miles On Gallon of Gas
Automobile engineers claim a new invention can fit all cars and deliver 59 miles per gallon. Tests show faster pickup smoother running and reduced carbon. FE Oliver Milwaukee Wisconsin offers free device samples and a chance to earn over 130 weekly in local territories.
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Oliver
Third St
Milwaukee
Wisco
Adv
Yale Press Presents Books To University of North Carolina
Yale University Press donated 59 publications to UNC history and government. The volumes cover government and international relations, including portions from the Wil liamstown Institute of politics series and the economic and social history of the world war, with translated French, Russian, Dutch, and Japanese series.
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Yale Press
Chapel Hill
Yale University Press
George Parmley Davy
Department of History and Government
University of North Carolina
Williamstown Institute of Politics
Aca
Salinity of English Channel Varies with Season
Scientists report higher salinity in the English Channel during summer and lower levels in winter, reflecting changes in evaporation, water input, and currents affecting marine conditions.
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English Channel
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