Social and bb Activities Honor Miss Hayworth Nuptials
Madeline Hoover Hayworth Daveler honored at a luncheon today hosted by Mesdames Jake Froelich and Wall at the hospitality home of the former. About forty guests attended as flowers and a silver wedding pattern gift were presented. The couple and Hayworth’s family depart tonight for New York where the wedding will be held next Saturday. Mr and Mrs Alex M Rankin Jr host a final pre nuptial courtesy this evening at 427 Edgedale Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Katharine
Jake Froelich
Art Wall
Miss Hayworth
Wilson H. Daveler
Iton
West Va
Combina
New York
Alex M. Rankin, Jr
Edgedale Drive
Mr. Daveler
Hayworth-Greene Vows Solemnized In Quiet Home Rites
Miss Hazel Henrietta Hayworth and Clyde Philip Greene wed in a quiet ceremony Sept 3 at 6 pm at the Hayworth home in Kernersville route one. Rev T W Bray officiated with a brief musical program by Carey J David and Dorothy L Hayworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Henrietta Hayworth
Clyde Philip Greene
W. LeRoy Hayworth
Kernersville
Rev. T. W. Bray
Carey J. Davia
Dorothy L. Hayworth
Greensboro Bride-Elect Elizabeth Bishop to wed William Forster
A Greensboro wedding week culminates with the ceremony at West Market Street United Methodist Church on Saturday. Final prenuptial events include a luncheon at Jet Roof Restaurant hosted by Misses Crowder and Cloniger, plus teas, dances, and bridge parties hosted by family and friends in Greensboro and Sunset Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bishop
Boro
Williamster
West Market
M. EB. Church
Greensboro
Jet Roof
Miss Crowder
R. Kermit Cloniger
At- Ga
Local residents and visitors gather around today at homes and events
Miss Virginia Horney recovers at home after appendectomy at Guill General hospital. Guests visit the Flagler home on Montheu Avenue. Mrs. Noble returns from Chicago after caring for her mother. Families attend Home Coming at Fellows Orphan Home in Goldsboro and plan trips to Wrightsville Beach and Ocean Terrace hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgina Horney
C. H. Hester
M and W. T. Sledge
Fred J. Flagler
Montheu Avenue
E. P. Jacobs
J. Wree
G. C. Howard
J. F
J .R. Young
Fellows Orphan and Old Home
Goldsboro
Yester
Capus M
Wrightsville Beach
Oceane Hotel
J. CC. B
Thaus
Ace
Penry Morris Tie the Knot in Martinsville Rites
Edith Mae Penry and Garland Morris were married February 5, 1938 in Martinsville Virginia. The Denton pair travelled with Novella Penry and S D Smith from High Point and plan to reside in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
R. L. Penry
Edith Mae
Garland
Morris
Martinsville
Novella Penry
S. D. Smith
High Point
Mood Morris
Von
Myers Reunion Set for Sunday at Mrs Jacob Myers Home
The Myers reunion will be held Sunday September 11 at the home of Mrs Jacob Myers on Thomasville route one. All family connections and friends are invited and asked to bring well filled baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Jacob Myers
Thomasville
California man profits from wrecked planes scattered on acre
A California dealer buys wrecked aircraft and sells the best pieces. He owns more than 1200 wrecked planes spread across a single acre of ground, turning aviation debris into salvageable parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Buffet Supper To Honor Miss Shields
Misses Helen Rolling and Ire Rose Gibson plan a buffet supper tomorrow at 6 30 p m at 405 Steele Street to honor Miss Elizabeth Shields bride elect of John S Jesup Jr of Greensboro Approximately fifteen guests are invited. A Wednesday evening bridge party with Misses Nell and Helen Rae Holton as associate hostesses at their home off the Ashevore road is another feature of the week for Miss Shields whose marriage is set for late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rolling
Ire Rose Gibson
Elizabeth Shields
John S. Jessup, Jr
Greensboro
Miss Bolling
Steele Street
Miss Shields
Nell
Helen Rae Holton
Ashevore Road
Monarch Auxiliary Meets Here Tuesday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Monarch club announces a meeting tomorrow at 3:30 pm at the Taylor residence off Greensboro highway. The group formed August 2 to assist Monarch civic projects and includes wives of Monarch members with Elmer Hedrick as president and officers Mrs Hedrick vice president Mrs Hodgin secretary and Mrs Beeson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Club
H. M. Taylor
Greensboro
Elmer Hedrick
Monarch
Mra. B. Z Jones
Charles Hodgin
Mra. A. ©. Beeson
Garden Club Council Opens Fall Meeting
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs will hold its first fall meeting tomorrow at ten o clock at Mrs Dora E Richardson's home south of the city. Plans for the Fall Flower Show and the year’s work will be outlined. Mrs R R Blackburn secretary asks all clubs to send representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Dora E. Richardson
R. R. Blackburn
Garden Club Council
Soper Odom Marriage Announced in Long Beach
News confirms the marriage of Miss Ann Lou Soper of Seattle and Maurice Jefferson Odom on June 21 in Long Beach California. Odom, a first class seaman in the U S Navy, is stationed at San Pedro aboard the Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Lou Soper
Seattle
Wash
Maurice Jefferson Odom
D. C. Odom
Long Beach
Calif
Odom
U. S
Nevada
San Pedro
Miss Bivins Takes Up Work In State Offices
Miss Emma Carr Bivins travels to Raleigh to begin work with the North Carolina Employment Commission tomorrow. She is accompanied by her mother Mrs. W A Bivins who will visit at the home of Mr and Mrs L L Ivey for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Noble
Chicago
Marlair
Noble
Taying
Mra. Rankin, Sr
Flor- Blair
Emma Carr Bivins
Leigh
North Carolina Employment Commission
W. A. Bivins
L. L. Ivey
Raleigh
Greensburg
Ind
John Craver
Betty Pickett
Leslie Dale Tesh
Winston- Salem
Mary Roberts
Mooresville
Emma Carlton
Jean Witherspoon
Louise Bingham
Durham
Watts Hospital School of Nursing
Misa Arlene Weaver
Myrtle Beach
Vestal Palmer
Lexington Silk Mills
Greensboro
Burlington Mills
W. C. Goings
T. T. Goings
Winston-Salem
Elizabeth Fleming
Leaksville
Jo Doris Pickett
Charles Craver
C. F. Hutchina
Frances Myers
Myers Street
Marie Jones
Chimney Rock
Vera Green Phillips
Miss Jones
Asheville
Atlanta
J. E. Lambeth
Molly
Frank
D. C
Reopening Of State Federation Offices Heralds New Year
The North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs begins a new club year with headquarters reopening September 1 at the Carolina Hotel. President Mrs. Howard G. Etheridge leads a program focused on Education for Living the More Abundant Life, with Mrs. Saidie Orr Dunbar of Portland as new General Federation president and extensive yearbook and program updates across 16 districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Carolina Hotel
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Howard G. Etheridge
Asheville
General Federation
Ita
Public Welfare Department
Saidie Orr Dunbar
Portland
Oregon
Dunbar
Federation
Etheridge
T. E. Browne
Hoey
Charlies E. Platt
Charlotte
Talbot Johnson
Aberdeen
EB. M. Harris
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Texts and Citations
Sunday services across Christian Science churches on Sept 4 1938 featured the Golden Text Psalms 84 4 12 and related verses praising the Lord and upright living The study from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures argues that God is life and that mortal error is overcome by spiritual understanding The lesson emphasizes the mind’s dominion over sin sickness and death and asserts life and Spirit over the body
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Mary Baker Liddy
Pennsylvania letter carriers march in first Labor Day parade
About one thousand letter carriers and their wives joined railroad men and other workers in Altoona for the citys first Labor Day parade in twenty years marking the holiday with a public procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Painless bandits rob Frank Anselmo in San Francisco
Frank Anselmo told police of a painless raid by two men who took $65 after forcing him to drink whisky. One roughed his ribs with a plate while the other threatened murder, then the pair departed with the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Frank Anselmo
Anselmo
Windbreak trees show varied highway effects in 1935 tests
Tests from 1935 reveal trees differ in windbreak efficiency along highways. Notably hard maples sometimes raise wind speed mid road, indicating not all trees reduce gusts as intended.
Birthday Celebration for Joan Kearns in Lexington
Mrs. L. O. Kearns hosted about 30 children at her Fairview Drive home for Joan Lamar Kearns fourth birthday with pink and white decor, games, and a Noahs Ark cake. Guests included Emily Lou Russell of Thomasville. other items note local visits and nursing school plans for area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Lexington
L. O. Kearns
Fairview Drive
Joan Lamar Kearns
Christine Young
Caroline Youngs
Faith Beck
Salisbury
Guesta
Emily Lou Russell
Thomasville
Floating bottle note found by Fox Lake fishermen
Four Fox Lake fishermen found a floating bottle in Chicago waterways and opened it to reveal a note signed by three girls. The note invited correspondence, and the wife of one fisherman later impounded the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fox Lake
Opinionated Traeger brothers split on politics in Wisconsin
Clarence Traeger city attorney of Horicon is secretary of the county Republican committee while his brother Kenneth Traeger an attorney in Gresham is secretary of the Shawano county Progressive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horicon
Wis
Clarence
Kenneth Traeger
Horicorn
Republican Committee
Kenneth
Gresham
Shawano County
Progressive Committee
Horned Owl Horns Formed From Feathers
A brief note explains that the horns of the horned owl are constructed from feathers.
Younger Girls At Thomasville Attend Series Of Parties
In Thomasville on September 5 younger socialites were treated to luncheon at Misa Wilma Wall’s Cramer street home honoring friends headed to schools and colleges. Misses Josephine Pepper Mary Alice Hoover May Sumner Griffith and Daisy Hall received acknowledgments with gifts. Miss Jane Bates of Richmond was guest of Miss Griffith. The group also shared a buffet supper at Miss Pepper’s Fisher Ferry street home and a Sunday dinner at Miss Hall’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Misa Wilma Wall
Cramer Street
Josephine Pepper
Mary Alice Hoover
May Sumner Griffith
Daisy Hall
Jane Bates
Richmond
Wall
Gertrude Kirk
Alice Britt Howell
Fisher Ferry Street
Randolph Court Murder Trials Head September Session
Asheboro September term Superior court opens with four murder cases on the docket. Roby Spencer seeks a new manslaughter trial, Boss Collina faces a murder charge, Millard Wright stands for murder, and Thom s Robbins is charged with murder. About 125 cases, including assaults and intoxicated driving, are docketed over three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Superior Court
Randolph County
Frank M. Armstrong
Roby Spencer
Supreme Court
Collina
James Muse
Millard Wright
Snakes Refuse Stale Eggs Not Swallowing by Taste
Report notes snakes will not swallow stale eggs and can distinguish good from bad by touching shells with their tongues. This unusual behavior highlights sensory methods used by serpents to assess edibility.
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Madeline Hoover, Covros
Hayworth
Bos
Mrs. Greene
Wallburg High School
Mr. Greene
J. W. Greene
Route Five
Wallburg
Mra. Hayworth
Cheon
Joseph T. Carruthers, Jr
Ane Clege
South Spring Street
Bishop
Mr. Forster
Dianes
Helen Hunter
Stanton Hunter
Jefferson Country Club
Elizabeth Davis
Harriet Nowlin
Mra
George Penny
R. A. Bishop
R W. L. Hargett
Paradise
Mabel Hoover Hargett
D Hargett
Hargett Cottage
E. Shields
Ters
Katherine
Jean
Jorge Arbocast
Philadel Pa
Jack Hutchins Ouston McGhee
Shields
Beach Haven
Josephine Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Tybee Beach
T. R. Steede
Steede Amusement Company
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Paul Adams
Yates
Monroe
John Sykes
Hobart Bryant
Hillcrest Drive
Samuel Hearne
Wilmington
Del
Hearne
Virginia Jackson
New York City
New York School of Fine and Applied Arts
Julia
Virginia Ryan
Manteo
The
Lost Colony
Havre de Gras
Clyde F. Ridge Nees
N. Main Street
Betts Drug Store
General Practice of Medicine
Clyde St
Uns
Jen
Monarch Auxiliary
Soper-Odom
Miss Bivins
Verpsichorean Club of
Sue Kitchin Joyner
William T. Joyner
W. W. Kitchin
John Mclaughlin Biggs
Miss Joyner
Mies Joyner
Biggs
Mies Louise Craft
Jack Craft
Blowing Rock
Martha Ann Speight
James Amber Speight
Rocky Mount
Miss Craft
Marshal Charles A. Cannon, Jr
Concord
Miss Speight
Clarence Klutts
H. A. White
High Point State
J. M. Day
Margaret Gilbert
Crosby Adame
Montreat
Maurice Honigman
Gastonia
Norman Wills
Music Promotion Fund
Charles Gulley
Cullowhee
Community Muate
T. R. Everett
Seaboard
Henry D. Holeman
Rich Square
Lucy Cobb
Earl FB. Fuseler
Chapel Hill
Karl Bishopric
Spray
Joan Kearns
Louise Cope
R. O. Gobble
Galax
les.,Gobbl
R. L Cope
Foy Avenue
Mr. Gobble
N. B. Gobble
Route 1
Amelia Hinkle
South Main Street
T. C. Hinkle
Ford Wilson
W. F. Welborn
Mary Martin
Mary Kinney
Bassett
Jane Cannon
Homer Hayes
T. W. Everhart
Mre. Hayes
Joe Hill Smith
Calvin Koontz
West Third Street
Ruth Morris
Robert Morris
Mia
H. H. Koonts
Sallie Koonta
Martha Penn McCrary
North Main Street
Betty Bowles
Statesville
Miss Geneva Morrison
West Broad
Randolph Court
By William Ferguson
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Mabhest
Ountain Range
Logangerries
Logan
Santa Cruz
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