Mistaken Hearts and Union of High Point Couples
The Charlotte Observer notes social news highlighting Mr Gray a High Point hardware firm secretary and treasurer, Irene Hutchison and June Allen Gray wed at the bride's home with attendants, and a second Longest Dinwiddie wedding in Greensboro with Olive Longest marrying E L Dinwiddie. The page details ceremony settings, bridal party, and reception plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Observer
Gray
High Point Mardwaree Company
Irene Hutchison
June Allen Gray
High Point
William Joseph Autchison
Theatesville Road
C. H. Little
Sharon Presbyterian Church
Richmond
Marie Whitney
Derita
Lohengrin
Blanche Hutchison
Bruce Hutchison
Miss Hutchison
Reed Sarratt
Charlotte
Louise Hutchison
Mare Hutchison
P. Hutchison
June Alson Gray
E. L. Ragan
Local Weddings and Social Notices in Wilmington Area
At the home on West Green Street, Mise Fannie White Fraley and R. N. Moore of Cleveland wed in a small ceremony with relatives. The bride wore white georgette crepe and car nations. the couple left on No. 35 for a western state trip and will reside in Cleveland. Earlier, Miss May Carroll and Marvin Howell married at Mangum Avenue, with plans to live at 212 White Oak Street. Local gatherings include invitations for Mrs. Clarence A. Smith at home Thursday, Priscilla club on Lindsay Street, Sorosis club meeting at Mrs. G. A. Matton’s, and Friday Night Auction Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Cummings on South Main Street.
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Dinwiddie
J. N. Longest
Summit Avenue
Greensboro
Olive Longest
E. L. Dinwiddie
Petersburg
Charles W. Byrd
West Market Street Methodist Church
Mare Dorsett
Mendelssohn
Traumerer
Miss Dorsett
Cabell Young
Sarah Longest
Killarney
Ruth Fonville
Richmond
Margaret Shaffer
J. N. Longest, Jr
O. H. Lomaget
Asheville
Southern Railway. Supply Company
Brie
West Green ‘Street
Mise
Fannie
White Fraley
R. N. Moore
Cleveland
C. P. Coble
High Point
J. H. Vestal
Mangum Avenue
May Carroll
Marvin Howell
J. M. Hilliard
Howell
White Oak Street
Lila M. Keith
Tof Currie
Julius C. Smith
Clarence A. Smith
B. &. Cummings
South Main Street
Home Economic Department
Club
Elks’ Home
Elva Blair
Robert Morrow
F. R. Taylor
H. D. Sears
Wilmington Auto Thieves Captured After Chase
Two white men driving a Ford runabout stolen from Dr. Harlee Bellamy were spotted near Mt Olive and captured by Police Page of Wilmington after a long distance tip received by Dr. Bellamy and Justice George Harriss about 11 PM. The men appeared to be Syrians.
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Wilmington
Harlee Bellamy
Mt. Olive
Def of Police
Bellamy
George Harriss
Private School Reopens Under Miss Dobbs
Miss Dobbs will reopen her private school on Monday October 39. The announcement notes the institution resumes operations in the coming week.
Frost signals spring bulb planting outdoors
Washington experts advise planting tulip, hyacinth and narcissus bulbs after the first frost ends their bloom development. Plant in beds or scatter on lawns with proper depth and spacing, noting narcissus may naturalize and bloom yearly if left to grow. Crocus can join lawns with tops not deeper than twice bulb length.
Personal items note travels sickness and visits
W. Jones returns from Goldsboro business trip while M. Pickett comes back from New York. Polly Heitman confined to sister’s Roland Park home. Mrs. Kirby and daughter visit from St Matthews with Mrs. Terry. V. V. Waltzer visits Roland Park. Hamiltons travel to Salisbury then Davidson College. Dr. Gidney of Shelby visits city, formerly en route from Raleigh as Farmers' Union delegate. Mrs. Utley arrives from Rochester to stay with her mother on North Main Street.
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M. Pickett
New York
Polly Heitman
R. B. Terry
Roland Park
G. F. Kirby
St. Matthews
V. V. Waltzer
Lexington
Charles Hamilton
A. E. Kaplin
McCallum
Salisbury
Davidson College
R. M
Reciprocity Day Planned by Lexington Woman's Club
A program outline for Reciprocity Day in Lexington lists songs prayers and talks by members from Greensboro Winston-Salem High Point and other towns. Activities include a luncheon reception and a free silver offering to boost the state federation endowment fund.
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Lexington
Thomas W. Lingle
State Federation
Adelaide Fries
Winston-Salem
First Reformed Church
High Point Club
High Point
Miss Irwin to Sing Friday for Library Fund Benefit
Press critics praise Helen Irwin known as Elena Irwin for her pure smooth voice and splendid singing in roles at Bellini Naples and Verdi Festival Faenza. Critics in The Musical Courier laud her unequalled success before discerning audiences and predict a bright future.
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Faenza
Bologna
Naples
Exceptional $25 Suits in Serges and Worsted Fabrics
Allen's offers a large stock of fall and winter suits priced at $25.00 featuring serges broadcloths worsteds plaids gabardines and poplins in brown green navy black and plum with fur trims velvet buttons and stylish effects. The collection matches qualities usually priced 27.50 to 35.00 and is displayed in the North Window today.
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Allen
$1000 Proceeds From Six Acres of Cotton in Wadesboro
In Wadesboro on October 26 T L Kelly sold two bales of semi long staple cotton from H W Littles farm for 322.58 including lint and seed. He has sold seven bales from six acres and expects more. lint brought 25 cents a pound and seed $1 per bushel, with total proceeds exceeding $1000.
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Wadesboro
T. L. Kelly
H. W. Little
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jas. W. Heatherly
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Priscilla Club
M. C. Crowson
Lindsay Street
Sorosis Club
G. A. Matton
Hamilton Street
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
W. ©. Jones
Goldsboro
Woman’s Club News
America
J. C. Leonard
W. H. Mendenhall
Harriett Elliott
Creetings
R. H. Latham
W. C. Hammer
Ashboro
Public Library
North Carolina
Pattie Newlin
Music Department
Friends’ Church
C. T. Hamilton
Clara Cox
Delta Tau Club
Home Economics
Miss Clara Boyd
Ment
The
Bank of Commerce
QO. E. Kearns
J. H. Adams, V.pres
A. M. Rankin
G. A. Pollock
Asst. Cashier
H. A. Millis
Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
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