Thomasville Kit Kat Dance To Feature Jelly Leftwich
The Kit Kat club of Thomasville presents Jelly Leftwich and his Duke University orchestra at the annual Gridiron Ball opening football season. Kay Reaver performs as torch singer with dancing from 10 to 2. Dancers have been invited from Lexington to Siler City. The Brierfield chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. I G Greer’s Mills Home grounds with Miss Sallie McCracken as hostess.
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Thomasville
Jelly
Kit Kat Club
Organization of
American Legion Hut
Kinneywood
Jelly Leftwich
Duke University
Kay Reaver
Lexington
Winston-Salem
High Point
Greensboro
Salisbury
Asheboro
Siler City
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
I. G. Greer
Mills Home
Color This Picture For Robin Hood Event and Delegates
A church meeting featured Robin Hood themed coloring and devotionals by Mrs. R. P. Murphy. Reports from committees followed with Mrs. James E. Lambeth elected as a Dallas national convention delegate and Mrs. G. W. Lyles chosen for the Durham state meeting. A nominating committee was appointed to present officers at the next session.
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R. P. Murphy
James E. Lambeth
Dallas
Tex
G. W. Lyles
Durham
C. L. Harris
J. A. Palmer
Mrs. Eslie Ingram Hosts Puella Club Meeting
Mrs Eslie Ingram hosted the Puella club at her 522 White Oak street home Friday night. Mrs Harvey Wood led the devotional and business details were led by Mrs Carl Hatley. Plans for a Hallowe en party were discussed and refreshments served to members and two new guests De Witt Holton and Lawrence Lee joined the circle.
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Eslie Pegram
Puella Club
White Oak Street
Harvey Wood
Carl Hatley
Fred Byrd
Colon Cross
Dave Martin
Hubert Kaney
Lumon Minor
Mack Balcum
Herman Crawford
Edythe Roach
Edythe Burchfield
Peggy Joyce Kaney
Mesdames de Witt Holton
Lawrence Lee
Miss King Becomes Bride of W O Burge
W King announces the marriage of his daughter Katherine to W O Burge son of J O Burge. The wedding took place Saturday September 26 in Danville Virginia with Rev M T Sorrell officiating. The bride wore spruce blue with red roses and valley lilies. The couple will live at 13 Randolph Street. Calvary Group to Have Mission Program Calvary M E church Young People Division will present a missions program at 6:30 this evening Leroy Spencer will speak briefly. All members urged to attend.
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W. King
Katherine
W. O. Burge
J. O. Burge
Danville
M. T. Sorrell
Sarah Shepperd
Arthur Burge
Randolph Street
Calvary Group
Young People’s Division
Calvary M. BE. Church
Leroy Spencer
Harriet Monroe Taken by Death at Chicago Pioneer of Poetry
Harriet Monroe born December 23 1860 in Chicago helped launch Poetry A Magazine of Verse in 1912 after championing poets like Vachel Lindsay Carl Sandburg Edgar Lee Masters and D H Lawrence. As art editor of the Chicago Tribune she fought derision of poets and built a lasting platform for verse.
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Monroe
the Land
Chicago Tribune
Vachel Lindsay
Carl Sandburg
Edgar Lee Masters
D. H. Lawrence
Miss Monroe
Chicago
Henry Stanton
Martha Ee Monroe
Alman announce birth of daughter Amanda Sue
Mr and Mrs KE Alman of Trinity announce the birth of their daughter Amanda Sue on Saturday September 26 at Burrus Memorial hospital Euclid made all his geometric tabulations on a sand strewn floor at his home.
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KE. W. Alman
Trinity
Amanda Sue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Euclid
Corot Paintings Scarce Yet Widely Collected in U S
Corot produced about six hundred canvases but roughly six thousand copies and plates circulate in the United States. The article notes the abundance of works attributed to Corot and related reproductions seen by collectors.
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Corot
Ridge Gibson Nuptials Reported in Rockfish Home
Mrs J D Gibson announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Estelle to Corman Wilson Ridge on September 20 1936 at Rockfish North Carolina. The ceremony was at J D Gibson’s home with Rev Womack of Parkton officiating. After a reception the couple left for a southern trip and will reside on Thomasville route one. Ridge, son of J A Ridge of High Point, works in business there.
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Howard Luther Beck
Nurses
Thomasville
North Carolina
Lady Marion
Robin Hood
Dorothy
Paramount Theater
Junior Service League
Enterprise
J. D. Gibson
Mary Estelle
Corman Wilson
N. C
M. 8
Gibson
Rockfish
Capps
Lohengrin
Irvin Ridge
High Point
Jeptha D. Gibson
Parkton
Ridge
Red Springs
Hoke County
King’s Business College
Guilford General Hospital
Mr. Ridge
J. A. Ridge
Iron Muzzled Gossipers Parade Through English Streets
A historical account notes that in past England some women labeled as shrews and gossips were compelled to wear iron muzzles with mouthpieces, paraded through city streets to silence their tongues.
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England
Villagers Appeal to Halt Communist Campaign Speech
Oak Park residents gathered at First Congregational Church to protest a Communist campaign speech by a tall figure described in local reports. The call to action urged authorities to stop the visit amid mounting concerns in the suburb.
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Chicago
Oak Park
Tay
Miss Clare McCanleas of Salisbury as Thursday guest
Miss Clare McCanleas of Salisbury spent Thursday as guest Miss Elizabeth Terry in a local social gathering highlighting the friendship between families.
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Clare McCanleas
Salisbury
Mise
Elizabeth Terry
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North State Telephone Co
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