Attractive Social Week In Thomasville Noticeable Teas And Luncheon
Thomasville hosts a week of elegant gatherings headlined by a Saturday tea at the Methodist Hut honoring Miss Susie Crowell and Mrs Nash LeGrande. Guests toured a lavender and pink decor, with autumn flowers, desserts and punch. A Thursday bridge luncheon at Mrs E H Mahone celebrated Mrs LeGrande Miss Parrish and Miss Crowell with prizes and a formal two course meal. Numerous local families and guests from Greensboro and High Point attended these refined events.
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Thomasville
David Long, Jr
Susie Crowell
Nash LeGrande
Hamlet
Maurine Long
Robert C. Rapp
James FE. Lambeth
Mrs. Long
Miss Crowell
G. E. Crowell
LeGrande
Will Long
W. W. Fife
Greensboro
C. H. Newby
George Slover
Ben Rogers
Elma Parrish
T. V. Long
High Point
Carson Cox
J. W. Boyles
R. G. Jennings
Vernon Snyder
W. H
M. O. Alexander
Alvyah Boyles
Nee English
Robert S. Green
Paul Hassler
J. F. Garner
Verro
E. H. Mahone
Moore Street
Flon Parrish
Robert Rapp
J. E. Lambeth
Fannie Myers
T. E. Jennings
R. W. Crews
J. R. Blair
Charles Lambeth
Miss Barrett
Slade Vincent
Vivian Barrett
Harry Datlin
Florence Tyler
W. H. Curlee
George Gloff
C. A. Cox
Dramatic Bridal Shower Highlights Local Society
Mrs. Joseph W. Boyles and Mrs. Guy Dudley hosted a fall themed afternoon honoring Miss Susie Crowell bride elect and Mrs. Nash LeGrande of Hamlet. Guests enjoyed tea, punch, bridge, and a salad course as about 100 callers mingled in a home decorated with yellow and lavender asters.
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Joseph W. Boyles
Guy Dudley
Susie Crowell
Nash LeGrande
Hamlet
C. H. Newby
Alvah Boyles
J. W. Boyles
Elma Parrish
Nee English
Will Long
H. W. Maier
W. FE. Tomlinson
Paul Hassler
Mae Shearer
Ethel Mae Boggs
Evelyn Webb
Reception honors Miss Susie Crowell and Mrs Nash LeGrande
Mrs Charles F Finch hosted a Friday afternoon reception at her West Main Street home honoring Miss Susie Crowell and Mrs Nash LeGrande. Pastel flowers created an exquisite setting for the charming event.
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Charles F. Finch
West Main Street
Susie Crowell
Nash LeGrande
Hostess Mrs Cox Hosts Attractively Arranged Guilford Party
Mrs C A Cox presided at her Guilford street home Monday evening for a charm filled gathering honoring Miss Vivian Barrett and Mrs Harry Catlin of Savannah Ga visiting as guests of Mrs J A Zeigler. The house was tastefully arranged with late summer decor.
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C. A. Cox
Guilford Street
Vivian Barrett
Harry Catlin
Savannah, Ga
J. A. Zeigler
Canby to Deliver Literary Address at State Meeting
Dr Henry Seidel Canby editor of the Saturday Review of Literature will give the literary address at the thirteenth session of the State Literary and Historical Association of North Carolina in Raleigh Friday night December 5 The annual meeting runs December 4-5 with the State Art Society and North Carolina Folklore Society also meeting Horace Kephart will deliver the presidential address December 4 Canby a Delaware native educated at Yale has lectured at Dartmouth Cambridge University California and before many organizations He is author of more than a dozen volumes and editor of the Saturday Review since 1924
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Association
Raleigh
State Art Society
North Carolina Fo&Lore Society
Literary and Historical Association
Horace Kephart
Bryson City
Canby
Delaware
Yale University
Dartmouth
Cambridge University
University of California
Saturday Review of Literature
Local Residents Arrive and Depart For Visits and Moves
Elizabeth Hayden arrived yesterday morning from New York to visit her parents on East Washington Street. Mrs H T Short will return home today from Guilford General hospital after a 14 day stay. Frank Ludgren and Victor Anderson of Jamestown spent the past week with Mrs Ludgren’s sister Mrs J A Rotter at 524 White Oak Street as they head to California for a new home. Miss Mabel Underwood is ill at High Point hospital after an operation.
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Elizabeth Hayden
New York
Mrs
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
H. T. Short
Woodrow Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Frank Ludgren
Victor Anderson
Jamestown
Mabel Underwood
High Point Hospital
Tariff Commission Names Henry P Fletcher Chairman
President Hoover designates Henry P Fletcher as chairman of the new Tariff Commission. The famed diplomat previously served as American Ambassador to Italy Belgium and Mexico and joined Hoover on his pre inaug ural Latin American tour.
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Henry P. Fletcher
Hoover
New
Tariff Commission
Italy
Belgium
Mexico
Latin America
New Compact Telescope Rival Unveiled By Paris Team
Paris collaborates with French astronomer Chretien on a 54 inch long telescope featuring a 20 inch mirror. John Ritchie, an American astronomer, claims it outperforms his 160 inch Mt Wilson telescope in the United States.
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Paris
Chretien
John Ritchie
Ritchie
Mt. Wilson Observatory
United States
All In One Washington Guildo Faller Designs Queer Aircraft
Washington inventor Guildo Faller unveils a novel aircraft concept described as queer in design. The project aims to redefine aeronautics with unconventional layouts and new structural ideas.
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Washington
Guildo Faller
City pins drivers with giant road tacks to slow traffic
Cincinnati declares a quick fix for danger zones as huge thumb tacks placed in the street near quiet and dangerous intersections force motorists to slow down until the area is passed. The tactic targets railroad crossings and other risky spots to reduce accidents.
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Cincinnati
California Moves to Exterminate Asiatic Mina Bird
California seeks to exterminate the Asiatic Mina described as a fruit destroying bird. The plan targets the species due to its impact on crops and local agriculture. Authorities aim to reduce damage by deploying control measures across affected areas.
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California
Health Superstitions Science Tries New Methods to Humanize Punishment
A historical survey by Dr. Morris Fishbein examines how capital punishment has evolved from brutal devices to modern methods such as electric chairs and poison gas. An Nevada experiment using hydrocyanic acid gas records heart rate, breathing, and timing of death from 4:36 a.m. to 11 minutes after the first deep breath, noting the subject's stunning loss of consciousness and eventual death.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Nevada
Vienna by laws impose on the spot fines for street offenses
The by laws of Vienna list offenses punishable by on the spot fines. Among them are crossing the street in the wrong place throwing paper about boarding a moving street car playing a piano too loudly driving too fast or on the wrong side of the road.
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Vienna
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