MARGARET BEST WEDS LIEUTENANT KENNETH ROYALL IN WARSAW
A garden wedding at the Best home in Warsaw united Miss Margaret Pierce Best and Lieutenant Kenneth Claiborne Royall of Goldsboro in a orchid color scheme. The ceremony featured a pergola arch and a Greensboro orchestra, with a large bridal party and a reception in the mansion.
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Warsaw
Margaret Pierce Best
Kenneth Claiborne
Royall
Goldsboro
Lucius Pender Best
Presbyterian Church
Greensboro
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Messrs
Dudley B. Hill
Robert Jones
New Bern
Edwin ‘Borden
Emmett Robinson
John Bryan Jones
Sarah Borden
Henry L. Stevens
Dorsey Pruden
Edenton
Wiliam B. Aycock
la France
Mary Buford
Best
Laviena Sitterson
Kinston
Lewellyn
George ‘Claiborné Royall
Castle School
New York
Gunston College
Washington
Washington City
George C. Royall
State University
Harvard Law School
Fort Caleteseie
Mes James Erle
Herbert Best
W.L. Hill
Leonidas Faison
S.C. Sitterson
James Hicks
Brookie Hines
Olivia and
Aldine Best
Margaret Barden
Susie Faison
Louise Anderson
Helen Fonveille
Demonet
Hattie Copeland
Elizabeth Stagg
Durham
Mollie Ruffin
Lucy Parham
Anderson
John B. Hill
Walter Stevens
Miss Margaret
Liberty
Killarney
Charles Brantley Aycock
Raleigh
Wentworth Pierce
L. P. Best
Lloyd la Rogue
Local visitors and move in Willard community
Miss Eleanor Robinson of Wallace and Miss Sue Pet Caldwell of Watha visited Thelmas McGowan this week. Miss Bessie Williams returned home near Kenansville after visiting Miss Annie Laura Page. H E Stewart moved his family from Atkinson and bought the J D Cottle home. Marguerite Heyer of Wilmington visits Miss Catharine Page. Gladys Covington of Clio visits Mrs C D McGowan. Mrs J A Page leaves for Baltimore and points North. Mr and Mrs C A Chubb of Laurinburg visit relatives here.
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Catharine Page
Gladys Covington
Clio
5. C
C. D. McGowan
J. A. Page
Baltimore
C. A. Chubb
Laurinburg
N. C
Ella Cooper
Wharton Williams
Wiliams
Aubrey Cavenaugh
Gabriel Robinson
Westbrook
Will Murphy
Binford Sloan
Elle Mallard
Bruce C. Boney
Aliie Hill Boney
Herbert Cavenaugh
Ruth Williams
Woman’s Club
Lion’ Boney
Leslie Boney
Embroidery Club
Marie
Elizabeth Graham
Wilmington
Margaret Hall
Allie ‘Hill Boney
Eleanor Southerland
Rebecca Colwell
Graham
Boney’s Pond
A. J. Bray
Boney Hotel
Chas. B. Johnson
Johns Hopkins Hospital
J. D. Robinson
Hattie Mae Morrisey
Goldsboro
Ethel Mae Boney
Eleanor Robinson
Paisley Boney
Chas. E. Hussey
Fort Oglethorpe
Hussey
N. Jacobi Hardware Company
J. W. Carroll
Hussey Hotel
Aliie Hill -Boney
Rebecca Coldwell
Elizabeth Campbell
Mary Cavenaugh
Mary Lee Turner
Eleanor, Robinson
Elizabeth McGowen
Rocky Mount
Norma Carr
Kenansville
Walter Murphy Rivenbark
Mildred
Fairmount
Mesdames
F. P. Powers
LaFayette Southerland, Jr
Timberlake
John Reade
Radie Powers
Wallace
O. L. . Powers
Mansfield
Met Ae
L. W. Powers
Jorara
John Larkins
Cedartown
P. D. Camp
Franklin, Va
May
Ruth
Messrs
Land P. D. Jr
J. L. Camp, Jr
John
Richard Southerland
W.L.I
Henry Lee Boney
Engineer’ Construction Corps
Brook
Oak Grove
A. P. Hines
Winton
J. O. Warde
Ellen Rose
Columbia University
Miss Forlaw
Augusta
Lloyd Forlaw
Eugene Boney
Johnston-Willis
Richmond
Mary Alice Cobb
Sue Hussey
Pine Top
Mary Susan Carroll
Proctorville Social News Highlights Local Visits
Misses Hattie and Bonnie Graham hosted guests Misses Effie Britt and Lillie Lewis of Tolarsville. Residents welcomed back Mr. H Barnes and son Dempsey from Loris. Several relatives and friends traveled within North and South Carolina for visits and family gatherings.
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Proctorville
N. C
Hattie
Bonnie Graham
Effie Britt
Lillie Lewis
Tolarsville
H. Barnes
Dempsey
Loris
Byrd
Harnett County
John Atkinson
Oliver Barnes
J. P. Price
Horne
Chadbourn
Smith
Roseboro
P. P. Smith
Johnnie Clyde Humphrey
Fayetteville
Maggie
Eliza Graham
K. Barnes
Nettie
Marion
S. C
O. R. Surles
Lumberton
Florence
Geneva Atkinson
Cerro Gordo
Exemption expectations dashed for some young men
A sharp note from the Indianapolis News laments the letdown felt by youths who counted on exemption but discover they cannot rely on it. The remark underscores disappointment amid ongoing rules.
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Indianapolis News
Germany cultural identity praised by Berliner Tageblatt
The Berliner Tageblatt asserts Germany as the world’s only kultur people while the Macon Telegraph notes a spark of comfort in that idea.
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Berliner Tageblatt
Macon Telegraph
Pirates Claim Exemption From National League Pennant Race
The Pirates appear to have either claimed exemption from, or not registered for, the National League pennant chase, as reports suggest they might not be listed among competing teams.
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Pirates
Ston Fashion Show Attracts Noted Guests From Away
A pearl chiffon gown over silver cloth showcased by Ston drew a large number of distinguished out of town guests to the local event.
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Ston
Argentine Minister Quits to Fight Duel
Buenos Aires August 7. Dr. Gomez the Argentine interior minister resigns to duel with Deputy Marco Aurelio Avellaneda after a dispute over the governor ship of Buenos Aires province. The duel is called off after Gomez is reappointed to the interior ministry by President Progreso.
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United Press
Buenos Aires
Gomez
Marco Aurelio Avellaneda
Chamber of Deputies
Marcelina Ugarte
Avel- Janeda
Dr. Gomez
Ald
Progeyon
Interior Ministry
Dutchman Named to Succeed Hoover as Belgian Relief Head
Jonkheer Charles Ruys de Beerenbroek is appointed head of the Belgian Relief Commission, succeeding Herbert Hoover. He is a noted Dutch social worker who has aided Belgian refugees, with Hoover having built and run a smooth relief organization.
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Jonkheer
Charles Ruys de Beerenbroek
Belgian Relief Commission
Herbert Hoover
America
Belgium
Hoover
Mountain Mansion Dream Amid Quiet Frontier
A lyric envisioning a secluded retreat far from city glare. The speaker longs for a remote mansion amid blooming brush and flowers to escape temptations and memories of urban temptation.
The Brushy Mountains Poem Excerpt by E Roscoe Hall
A lyrical verse by E Roscoe Hall extols the Brushy Mountains with images of breezes, amorous air, cascading water, rhododendrons, laurel, and mountain music. The speaker longs for the sounds of nature and the lover’s lute among rippling brooks and plants.
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E. Roscoe Hall
Jonas
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