Savannah Bride Leaves City For Military Life
A bride who made her debut this winter regrets that marriage will move her from Savannah. Lieut. Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel W. Black of Hehenwald Tennessee, is a West Point 1925 graduate. He served at Fort Screven three years and at Fort Benning last year, graduating in June. They plan to reside at Fort Monmouth New Jersey after a wedding trip.
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Savannah
Black
Nathaniel W. Black
Hehenwald
Tenn
United States Military Academy
West Point
Fort Screven
Infantry School
Fort Benning
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Local Social News Highlights From Greensboro Area
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Farlow spent last week at Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach. Mrs. Al Lindsay Seago of Philadelphia visits Mrs. W. L. Stamey. Miss Gladys Hendrix leaves Archdale for Guilford College. Billy Davis moves to Oak Ridge as a student. The Lackeys relocate to 201 Thurston Street. L. H. Jones and daughter and Miss Pearle Lackey visit Lenoir. Mrs. Roy Spearman and Mrs. Wilson Hollowell travel to Greensboro. Miss Johnsie Dennis of Hamlet is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Farlow
Wilmington
Wrightsville Beach
Gladys Hendrix
Archdale
Guilford College
Billy Davis
W. E. Davis
Oak Ridge
New Moran and Mack Record at Bland Piano Co
Foolish Ments and Esau Buck deliver a hearty laugh in a new Moran and Mack Two Black Crows record on sale at Bland Piano Co 125 South Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foolishments
Esau Buck
Moran and
Mack
Bland Piano Co
South Main
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Friends report Mrs. R. H. Ellwanger improving after a week of illness. Several residents, including Miss Mae Kirkman, Mr. and Mrs. Garner, and Mrs. Hunter, are visiting or returning from trips to Charlotte, Carolina Beach, Guilford College, and other regional spots. The item lists multiple families visiting relatives, studying, or relocating, with mentions of weddings and bridesmaids in Savannah and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Caldwell
Mildred
Doris
Virginia Dere
DeLacy T. Johnson
Walter F. F. Maibaum
New York City
Pinehurst
Residents Visit And Travel Sequences Across States
Mrs Clinton Griffin hosts at Charlotte area home for weekend with sister Mrs J G Greene. Miss Mary Pollock and DeCourcy Pollock Jr leave for Fort Myers after summer with L J Ingram in Roland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Perry Pollock
DeCourcy Pollock, Jr
Fort Myers
Fla
Bohemian Garnets Regain Trade Favor
Trade reports note a revival of Bohemian garnets in Czechoslovakia where the ancient gem graces ecclesiastical and mourning jewelry. The source highlights river-bed extraction and the skilled eye needed to spot genuine stones amid lookalike pebbles.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Bohemia
Lobkovic
Central
Europe
Greenwich Doctor Receives 2000 Reparation Check
Dr Orville E McKim of Greenwich has revived a $2000 reparation claim from the German government for his WWI experiences aboard the steamer Georgie torpedoed off the French coast in 1916. He was held as a prisoner for months by German forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Orville E. McKim
Radio Program Listings Across Major Stations Tonight
A dense schedule lists programs on WABC WEAF WJZ and many affiliates. Highlights include The Fur Trappers, Our Romantic Ancestors, Violin performances, Arabs, Samovar talks and a Theater of the Air feature with Wendell Hall.
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WABC
New York
CBS Chain
WJASB
WADC
WMAL
WSPD
WKRC
WKBW
WEAN
The
Fur Trappers
WCAU
WNAC
Julius Klein
WJAS
WFBL
WCAO
WLBW
WMAK
WGHP
Art Kahn
WHK
Theater of the Air
Wendell Hall
WFEBL
WLAC
WDBJ
WTAR
WWNC
WDOD
WBRC
CFRB
CKAC
KRC
WEAF
NBC Chain
WRC
WCAE
Echoes of the Orient
WGR
WWJ
Countess Albani
WLIT
WGY
WEEI
WJAR
WTAG
WCSH
WGE
Bcores
Major Bowes
WWI
WSAL
WHAS
WSB
WPTF
WSM
WRVA
WAPI
WTIC
WFI
WTAM
WSAI
WBT
WSE
WIOD
David Lawrence
WGN
WEI
Champions Orchestra
Fred Waldner
Seth Parker
WJAX
WFJC
Sam Herman
WJZ
National Light Opera
KDKA
WBAL
Dr. Goodell
WEZ
WLW
WBZ
WHAM
WJR
KYW
Rosalie Wolfe
Treasure Island
Harry Lauder
Radio Guild
Macbeth
Lew White
Earl Spear
Astrid Fjelde
Amos
Andy
Godfrey Ludiow
Pittsburgh
Rochester
Orchestra
WIJIZ
Ensem
WGY Schenectady
WBZ Springfield
WJIZ
Theater
Ore
Social Week at Asheboro Hosts Brimming with Bride Celebrations
Asheboro residents hosted multiple social events during the week. Mrs. Clarence Lovett, a bride, and Miss Adelaide Armfield, a October bride-elect, received about 200 guests at an at home event with orange and yellow decor. Guests from Greensboro and nearby towns attended, with Betsy Armfield and Jane Page Walker welcoming on the porch. A later bridge party honored Mrs. Lovett with Mrs. J. D. Ross and Mrs. M. G. Lovett present, and Miss Betsy Armfield led a delightful bridge evening for friends bound for college.
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Asheboro
Clarence Lovett
Adelaide Armfield
Wm. C. Hammer
Hal W. Walker
Greensboro
Randleman
Ramseur
Seagrove
Farmer
Jane Pratt
Victoria Vodila
Washington
Walker
W. F. Redding, Jr
Louella Lovett
J. W. Hunter
Mittie Lovett
Floria Page Davis
Etta Reid Wood
Evelyn Moore
Mesdames Co
EB. Davis
W. M. Ridge
L. C. Floyd
Ed Hedrick
W. F. Redding
Ralph Hiller
Nealy Hunter
Garland Pritchard
Louise Swaim
Woods Flower club meeting at Fayetteville street home
Mrs. C. C. Crawford hosted the Woods Flower club and an extra table of guests Monday afternoon. Mrs. Dick Stone won a unique door stop high score prize while Mrs. Ernest Bunting of Randleman received the visitors prize. Refreshments in two courses were served.
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C. C. Crawford
the Woods Flower Club
Fayetteville Street
Dick Stone
Ernest Bunting
Randleman
Bridge Club Social at Park Street Home
Mrs. Russell Parks entertained her bridge club and visitors Thursday afternoon at her Park street home. The decorated rooms provided a floral backdrop for the cards and the club prize, a desk of cards, went to Mrs. Charles McCrary and Miss Gertrude Price of Price, with Miss Margaret Robinson of Albemarle as a guest. Bottles of perfume were given to guests Mrs. E. H. Morris Jr. and Mrs. Charles McCrary.
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Russell Parks
Bridge Club
Park Street
Charles McCrary
Gertrude Price
Price
Margaret Robinson
Albemarle
E. H. Morris, Jr
Bridge Luncheon Honors Mrs Lovett and Miss Armfield
Mrs W A Underwood and Miss Mary Moffitt hosted a Thursday bridge luncheon at Miss Moffitt’s home honoring Mrs Clarence Lovett and Miss Adelaide Armfield. Eleven guests participated in the afternoon event.
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W. A. Underwood
Mary Moffitt
Clarence Lovett
Adelaide Armfield
Miss Moffitt
Elegant luncheon marks three course affair with auction bridge
The luncheon featured a three course menu and a lively auction bridge session. Guests enjoyed summer tower decor and two honorees received perfume bottles as gifts, while Miss Mabel Parrish earned the top score prize.
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Mabel Parrish
Idle-A-While Club Tea At Park Street Home
Mrs. Tiffany Barnes hosted Idle-A-While club members on Park Street Monday afternoon. Guests enjoyed sewing for an hour before a salad course was served.
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Tiffany Barnes
Park Street
Sewing
Bridge Party Honors Lovett and Swaim At Swaim Home
Compliments to Mrs. Clarence Lovett were given as Miss Louise Swaim and Miss Dorothy Lewallen hosted an evening bridge party at Miss Swaim’s home. Five bridge tables and a rock table were set with summer flowers, prizes awarded to Ethel Lovett for top bridge score and to Mrs. Lacy Lewis for high rock score. Light fare included candle salad sandwiches and fruit juice.
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Betsy Armfield
Clarence Lovett
Wana
Elizabeth Ross
Margaret Hammond
Emma Rice
Dorothy Whitaker
Alice Lewallen
Ethel Lovett
Louise Swaim
Dorothy Lewallen
Swaim
Lacy Lewis
Randolph chapter U D C holds first fall meeting
The Randolph chapter U D C met at Mrs. I C Moser home with Mrs. J V Hunter as associate hostess. President Mrs. J A Spence conducted business and elected delegates to the state meeting in Statesville. Mrs. J D Ross and Mrs. E H Morris were chosen with alternates Mrs. W A Underwood and Mrs. Wm C Hammer. The group closed with familiar songs and served gold en glow salad sandwiches and tea.
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Randolph
I. C. Moser
J. V. Hunter
J. A. Spence
Statesville
J. D. Ross
E. H. Morris
W. A. Underwood
Wm. C. Hammer
Wednesday Afternoon at the Home of Mrs. W A Underwood
A social gathering occurred Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. W A Underwood. Attendees enjoyed refreshments and light conversation in a cordial informal setting.
Asheboro Women’s Club Plans Winter Meetings at Members’ Homes
Mrs John K Wood hosted Asheboro Women’s Club gathering as the program committee shifted winter meetings from the school to members homes. President Mrs C A Hayworth presided. Reports from department chairs plus other business News mentions a district meeting in Asheboro on October 4 and an early next week benefit bridge organized by the educational department with fees served afterward.
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John K. Wood
Asheboro
C. A. Hayworth
Educational Department
Bridge Party at Maple Grove Honors Mrs Lovett
A Wednesday afternoon bridge party at Maple Grove hosted by Mrs Earl Bulla and Mrs G F Pritchard featured nine tables of play in compliment to Mrs Clarence Lovett. Out of town guests included Mrs J H Woolen of High Point Miss Nina Millikan of Archdale and Mrs Ernest Bunting of High Point. High score prize went to Mrs R C Lewallen and low score to Mrs Gus Hayworth. Mrs Lovett received pillow slips and Mrs J W Woolen won the visitors high score prize. Elaborate refreshments followed.
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Maple Grove
Earl Bulla
G. F. Pritchard
Clarence Lovett
J. H. Woolen
High Point
Nina Millikan
Archdale
Ernest Bunting
R. C. Lewallen
Gus Hayworth
Pris cilla club rock party at Fayetteville home
Mrs Clarence Hughes entertained Pris cilla club members and an extra visitors table at her Fayetteville street home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs C Crawford won the club prize a candy jar while Mrs Herbert Cox of Nashville won visitors prize a vase. A fruit salad course was served.
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Clarence Hughes
Priscilla Club
Fayetteville Street
C. C. Crawford
Herbert Cox
Nashville
Birthday party for Patsy Anne by Mrs Story
Mrs Sam Story hosted a midweek birthday party for her daughter Patsy Anne with about forty children in attendance. Catherine Crawford dressed as a clown and fairy to entertain, tell stories, and help serve the ice course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam _ Story
Patsy Anne
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al Lindsay Seago
Philadelphia
W. L. Stamey
J. R. Lackey
Willowbrook Street
Thurston Street
Roy Spearman
Wilson Hollowell
Elizabeth City
Johnsie Dennis
Hamlet
Commercial Bank
Drs. Staley & Staley
Staley Brothers
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
R. H. Ellwanger
Montlieu Avenue
Mae Kirkman
Fairmont Inn
Bryson City
Herbert Hunter
Jesse Harris
Charlotte
John Law
W. J. Bennett
Hartsville, D. C
Howell Street
Vera Brown
East Green Street
J. A. Fitzgerald
West Green
Mary Drew
Caroline Dalton
Atlanta, Ga
Martha Burnette
J. van Benner
S. P. Benner
Luray
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Misés
Mary Alice Futrelle
A. E. Futrelle
Arthur E. Fu
Strelle, Jr
Rutherford College
J. A. Medcalf
Mary Medcalf Farmer
Steubenville, Ohio
Rev. R. I. Farmer
Colonial Drive
Jesse Welborn
Newark
Mrs. Welborn
Miss Leone Hayworth
Johnnis Muse
Virginia Martha Norton
Claude Aubrey Black
Virginia Frank
Charleston
D. C
W. A. Hill
John Hill
Florence Hill
Annie Marsh
Maryville
Bristol
Asheville
Blowing Rock
J. B. Clodfelter
Richardson Street
High Point Hospital
C. E. Ferree
Mary Edith
Edna Earle
Mr. Ferree
Mis
Bertha Ferree
Indianapolis
New Castle
Indiana
C. E. Rushing
Fanny Marsh
Raymond Griffin
Marshville, N. C
Eugene
Lovette Beauty Shoppe
West End
Ritz
Princes Cafe
Clinton Griffin
J. G. Greene
Frank Derrickson
Lawrence Ingram
R. F. J. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs
W. L. Tabb
Parkway
Lieut. Johnson
Herbert T. Mitchell
Gen. Selden
Shenandoah Valley
Camden
Trenton
Clear Channel
WOR
Cathedral Saga
Halsey Street Playhouse
Moonbeams
WPG
Hartford
Twilight Melodies
Pioneers
Central and Southern
Cincinnati
Necital
Gene, Ford
Glenn
Cleveland
the Gnomes
Ed McConnell
WCX
Detroit
Finan
WSB Atlanta
Weaf & Wiz
Sally
WIZ & Weaf
First Baptist Church
Watch
Louisville
Little Symphony Orchestra
Kentucky State East
News Orchestra
WSM Rhythm & Sony
Wrva Ree
Wjiz & Weaf
Ft. Mark’s
Mrs. Walker
Hammer
Lovett
All Star Revue of
Byam Ragan
His
Princess Club Orchestra
Byam Ragan and His
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