Miss Hoover Returns From Visit to Thomasville
Miss Emmaleigh Hoover returns this morning to Thomasville after a short visit with her sister Mrs. Walter Hargett at 307 Johnson Street. Mrs. Hargett entertained informally last night with dancing, punch, sandwiches, and almonds. Miss Mattie Shepherd hosted an informal party on Poplar Street with music, games, and an ice course at eleven. Guests included Misses Letha Horne Cecil Armen trout Alma Pickard Zelma Pickard Eula Wood Etta Tysinger Kate Watson Lela Hayworth and Messrs Ben Rook Hiram Campbell Belvin Johnson Albert Garner Chester Welch Leon Candis Ralph Ketchie Oscar Hunsucker Clyde Pendry James Shepherd John Meadows Walter Lloyd Charlie Perdue Moit Perdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hoover
Emmaleigh Hoover
Thomasville
Walter Hargett
Johnson Street
Clyde Pendry
James Shepherd
John Meadows
Walter Lloyd
Charlie Perdue
Moit Perdue
Legion Delegates Attend Greensboro Meet and Dutch Supper
The Presbyterian hut will host an overseas decoration for the American Legion state meeting in Greensboro with Henry Totel’s orchestra. A Dutch supper, 6 o'clock, follows at the Presbyterian hut on Green Street, expected to draw 450 visitors including state governor and Mrs Edith Vanderbilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Ann
The
American, Legion
Greensboro
Henry +totel
Tal Henry
Beth
Wilson Orchestra
Tea Garden
Davie
East Market Streets
Legion Auxiliary
Andrew Jackson Post
Thurman Mann
American Legion
Green Street
Edith Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Dee Pollock
For Schoolgirl Dresses Change in Fashion
School girl frocks are described as highly attractive with several substitutes shown for the era. Wool jersey serves as the season’s popular material, with wool crepe twill and tricotine also favored. Any model, in silk, offers charm for afternoon wear and carries a price that shines above rubies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Thompson
Visitors and guests arrive for fall season in town
Miss Julia Maxwell of Pensacola and Seale arrives to stay several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Touston Hedrick spends time in Hillsboro. Mr. and Mrs. Brown and daughter Esther head to West Jefferson. Mrs. Walter Griffin returns from Elizabeth City with her sons Fulmer and John Daniel. Mr. and Mrs. Teague travel to Washington D C to visit Sam Teague. Minnie Boles of Winston Salem stays with Ollie Shore in Mechanicsville. Richard Johnson Jr. arrives from Annapolis to remain until October first. E C Mendenhall of Long Beach visits Walter Whites. he joined Five Year Meeting in Richmond en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Maxwell
Pensacola
Fla
Seale
Ala
Lewis
Miss Maxwell
Minnie .Boles
Winston- Salem
Ollie Shore
Mechanicsville
Richard Johnson, Jr
R. F. J. Johnson
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
E. C. Mendenhall
Long Beach
Cal
Walter Whites
Johnson Street
Richmond
Ind
Mr. Mendenhall
Nigh Point
Thomasville Sees Local Youths Attend Colleges Across States
Thomasville's younger set prepares to depart for colleges across the region and nation. Students listed include Zendal Myers to Eton, Ruby Harville, Esther Newton to Meredith College, Raleigh, Catherine Mack to Agnes Scott, Decatur, Ruth and Alva Boyles to Western Maryland, and others to North Carolina State, Trinity College Durham, UNC Chapel Hill, Wake Forest, Chatham Training School, Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute, with accompanying visits from Greensboro and Lexington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Zendal Myers
Eton College
Ruby
Virgie Harville
Esther Newton
Meredith College
Raleigh
Catherine Mack
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Ruth Boyles
Alva Boyles
Western Maryland College
David Lambeth
Tom Kearns
Paul Lambeth
Alfred Finch
North Carolina State College
George Hoover
Dwight Foutts
William Rothrock
Harold Parker
Charles Hoover
Ralph Hinkle
Trinity College
Durham
Flavius Conrad
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Clyde Grimes
Prevette Westmoreland
Wake Forest
Ray Hoover
Chatham Training School
Eugene Green
Cromer Bodie
Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute
Fall Coats Preview Highlights Narrow Sleeves and Rich Fabrics
Early fall coat fashions feature straight full lines with sleeker sleeves than last season. Heavy pile fabrics dominate, linings use bright brocades and satins, and rich bronze browns lead color trends. Embroideries trim outfits but plain stitching and tailored details rise in prominence.
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Bos
Joseph Osborne Lee
Margaret Wright Walker
RR. W. Walker
Salisbury
First Presbyterian Church
Alabama
Salisbury Post
Margaret Walker
Matt Wall
Memphis
Tenn
Laura Maupin
Robert Walker
Charles Council
Carol Overton
Sidney Jones
Aubrey Beaver
Luke Blackmer
Killarney
Miss Grafton
R. W. Walker
Robert Wright Lee
Byron Clark
Lee
Montgomery
Rector Coal and Development Company
West Virginia
Dr. . Hoover
Jess Green
Little Son
High Point
Mrs. Green
Charles Tuggle
Crutchfield Hardware Company
Mr. Hunter
Huntley-Hill-Stocktom Company
Annie and
Mary Groome
Groometown
Margaret Armfield
Alliene Hoover
Mr. and
Mrs
Eugene Lambeth
Asheville
North Carolina
Mrs. C. B. Williams
Avis Tobin
Norfolk
P. H. Tobin
Mrs. D. R. Connell
Charlotte
Mrs. Cansler
Mrs. Connell
Vernon Cameron
Bassetts
Relaivea
Moffitt Burnishing Company
Ewest Styles——Correct Price
Touston Hedrick
J. C. Teague
Washington, D. C
Mr. Teague
Sam Teague
J. P. Hanes
James
Dolan Jones
H. J. Berrie
Lexington
W. F. Guyer
Paul Hoover, Jr
D. BE. Bullary
Aasti
Mer
Gho. H. Jacobs
Express Man
Loflin’s
Loflis
David T. Yow
College Street
Main Street
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