Birth announced for Bobby Frank Smith in Worth Drive
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith announce the birth of their son Bobby Frank on Saturday September 20 at their Worth Drive home. Mrs. H O Hayworth hosts Gene Lamont Bible class tomorrow at 3 pm at 1027 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Smith
Bobby Frank
Worth Drive
Gene Lamont
H. O. Hayworth
South Main Street
Lottie Holden
T. W. Albertson
Oakwood Court
Mark
First Baptist W. M
F. M. Pickett
North Main Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
People and travelers visit relatives in North Carolina
Mrs. David MacJester and two children visit her parents near Raeford, while Wilbur Pritchard returns to Raleigh to begin his sophomore year at N C State College. Mrs. Thomas Tatum and two daughters drive from 1402 Johnson Street to Elk Park to visit her sisters, and Edgar Quick hosts guests including Mrs. Gavin, the Whitesides and their daughter Marjorie of Boston after a tour of the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David MacJester
Wilbur Pritchard
Raleign
N. C. State College
Thomas Tatum
Ruth
Ruby
Johnson Street
Elk Park
N. C
Tatum
P. A. Vance
L. E. Norman
Edgar Quick
Gavin
Thomas B. Whiteside
Marjorie
Boston
Mass
South
Cotton Museum Project in Gastonia Grows
The Gastonia chamber of commerce plans a cotton museum detailing the industry from field to factory. A five member committee led by Wade B. Roddey will establish the museum in the chamber of commerce building featuring raw cotton, yarns, cloths, rayons, hosiery, fabrics and other cotton products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
The Well-Fitted Winter Purse Features
A description of a versatile fitted purse set includes a comb compact lipstick mirror and cigarette holder with lighter case and card case. Some versions come fully equipped, others add side pockets for extra accessories and a tiny vial of perfume for on the go fragrance.
Miniature Golf Party Guests Share Ice Cream and Favors
Mrs Russell served delicious ice cream and cake to children at the miniature golf chandelier party, with each child receiving a color coordinated favor. Avis received many gifts from her young friends as attendees included John Alexander Ted Hethcock Jr. and others. Traveling updates note Mrs Vertie Bryan and daughter returned from a motor trip through Virginia and Washington DC, while Miss Elizabeth Tudor heads to Harrisonburg for studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Rankin, Jr
Sedgefield Inn
Ben Cooper
Irvin Tomlin
Herbert Newbold
Harold Young
Frank Anderson
Godfrey Kimball
Current
Marie Stevens
Lofinie Mills
Statesville
Russell
Avis
Vertie Bryan
Zandal Myers
Gladys Swaim
Shennandoah Valley
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Mrs Murdock and Mrs Hunt Honor Hickory Guests
Mrs Robert Murdock and Mrs W S Hunt hosted a bridge party at Randolph Street in Thomasville honoring Mrs H K Setzer and Miss Anne Sherrill of Hickory. Games featured four tables. top score won a jewel case, while Sam Myers earned a novelty ash tray. Guests included Mr Clarence Tomlinson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Robert Murdock
W. S&s. Hunt
Hunt
Randolph Street
H. K. Setzer
Anne Sherrill
Hickory
Homer Sink
Sam Myers
Miss Sherrill
Setzer
Clarence Tomlinson
Avis Russell Fetes Sixth Birthday At Cox Avenue
Mrs H Way Russell hosted Tuesday afternoon at her Cox avenue home a gathering for her daughter Avis on turning six. Miss Lillian Yow led games on the lawn before the children moved to the pink and blue decorated dining room. A large white cake with pink icing and six candles served as the centerpiece with matching streamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Ann Greenway
L. P. Greenway
East Green Street
Peggy Ann
Mary Frances Wood
Greenway
J. H. Hubbard
Herman Burrows
Greensboro
Margaret Scearce
Nellie Jones
Phyllis McGhee
Fay Burrows
Wanda Smoot
Jesse Dell Culler
Junior
J. R. Lackey
Mesdames Culler
Jones
McGhee
Scearce
Harville
Smoot
Lackey
Harold Bennett
Woodbrook Court
Ben Cooper
Irvin Tomlin
Herbert Newbold
Harold Younts
Frank Anderson
Godfrey Kimball
W. C. Current
Marie Stevens
Lonnie Mills
Statesville
C. C. Muse
Mary Muse
Cooper
Alexander Rankin, Jr
H. Way Russell
Cox Avenue
Avis
Lillian Yow
Miss May Snell Visits Sister in Mount Airy
Miss May Snell left Monday evening for Mount Airy to visit her sister Mrs Haston Williamson and return Wednesday evening. She is accompanied by her brother Bill Snell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Snell
Mount Airy
Harston Williamson
Bill Snell
Miss Elizabeth Yow And Clara Harrison At Greensboro College
Miss Elizabeth Yow, Miss Clara Harrison and Miss Leola Black spent Saturday at Greensboro College enjoying campus events and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Yow
Clara Harrison
Leola Black
Greensboro
Fearful Singer Delights Listeners At Studio Master Assures
In a drawing room a renowned composer meets a lady singer who loves to perform. She fears the crowd but the composer encourages her saying no one is listening, prompting a quiet moment of courage. The vignette from Moustique in Charleroi captures a pianist and vocalist preparing to perform amid unseen ears.
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Clara Marie Clodfelter
Mrs
O. H. Clodfelter
Barker Street
Lonnie Epps
Burrus Clinic
Mangum Avenue
First Baptist Y. W. A
Weiner
Mabel Coble
Lexington Avenue
English Street Society
Christian Endeavor Society
English Street
J. A. Bowers
Pope Street
Joe Carroll
Moser
North Carolina
M. BE. Tabernacle
Colfax
Highway 60
Winston-Salem-Greensboro Road
Mosers
Kernersville
Mr. Hedgecock
W. P. Hedgecock
Hedgecock
High Point
Mrs. Rankin
Comer Covington
Rankin
T. J. Gold
J. S. Groome
Forrest Murray
Ben Moore
Wade Marsh
Violet Johnson
John Peacock
Everett Marsh
R. T. Amos
L. C. Matton
Roland Holton
Carter Dalton
Fred Whitescarver
T. V. Rochelle
Rollins
Moffitt’s
Miss Alice
Sheeley
Rkaleigh
St. Mary's School
Official Bureau Weather Report
Max. Min
Prec
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Birmingham
Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago
Columbia
Denver
Detroit
el Paso
Galveston
Greenville
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Key West
Little Rock
Los Angeles
See Se
Memphis Meridian
Miami
Mobile
New Orleans
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
San Francisco
One Ee
Tampa
Cotton Museum’’ Gaston Project
John Alexander
Ted Hethcock, Jr
Neil Terry Davis
Evelyn Davis
Hannah
Hope Hepler
Wayne
Mary Harrison
Eugene Branson
Catherine
Billy Hepler
Anna Jean Crouse
Jack Crouse
J. C. Green, Jr
Ted Davis, Jr
Marian Hannah
Lounda Brooks
T. J
Frank Gardner, Jr
Betty Ann May
Ernest Fouts
Hubert Lee Fouts
Mary Tomlinson
Luther Conrad
Kansas City, Mo
Elizabeth Tudor
Harrisonburg
Teachers Training School
Thomas Tomlinson
The
University of Maryland
Ethel Porter
Mount Alfry
John R. Myers
Lexington Road
Ed Grimes
Nina Daniels
J. C. Sheeley
Cocoa, Fla
Bettie Grimes
Jersey
Thomasville Society
Ethel
Garamoma
Lege
Hosiery Hospital, Inc
Beal’s, Inc
ALL America &S
the New
Majestic
National Radio Week
Clinard Electric Company
Clinard Electric CO
College Street
Beavans
Beavans the Ladies Store
Sechrest Funeral Home
High Point Fabric Co
Washington St
Hillcrest Silk Mill
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