Births and local social notes from Tobis Embler family to Mrs. Sechrest visits
Announcement lists the birth of Tobis Jackson Embler on April 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Tobis Embler formerly Miss Mittee Waynick. It also covers a genealogy of weddings births and visits including Viola Melton and Teed Hester marriage on January 8 1933 in Danville Virginia, T. A. Cooley Jr. birth April 16, Dr James McAnally taking duties in Reidsville Hospital, various church events and social teas, and family trips around Easter with Miss Mabel Hoover Hargett and Miss Mabel Regan returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobis Embler
Tobis Jackson
Embler
Mittee Waynick
Viola Melton
Teed Hester
Danville
R. G. Melton
Hester
John McDowell Hester
Bladenboro
High Point
Parrish Tile and Marble Company
Portsmouth
Virginia
T. A. Cooley
Carter Street
Social Calendar Highlights Week Events
The Mothers club meets Mrs. Robert Holt 1680 North Hamilton Tuesday at 3 30. Woman's club Music Literature meets Miss Margaret Sloan studio High Point college Wednesday 3 30 with Miss Sloan Ruth Bellamy Mary Young and Mrs G I Humphreys associate hostesses. Beta Pi club hosts Mrs Phil Warner Thursday 1 00 at 221 Elm Street. Susannah Wesley class supper at Wesley Memorial church 6 15. Priscilla club meets Mrs C H Ellis Friday 3 00 on Oteray drive. Philomathean club host 3 30 at Mrs W C Jones North Main Street. Mystery Tea 8 30 to 5 30 at Mrs B S Cummings 313 Hamilton Street sponsored by circle 7 First Presbyterian invited. American Legion Auxiliary meets Mrs David Yow Edgedale drive 7 45 with Mesdames Minnie Vail Charles Hayes and Phil Warner associate hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Number Seven
First Presbyterian Church
Mothers Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Robert Holt
Hamilton Street
Woman’s Club
Margaret Sloan
Mann
High Point College
Misses Sloan
Ruth Bellamy
Mary Young
G. I. Humphreys
Phil Warner
Beta Pi Club
Elm Street
Susannah Wesley
Priscilla Club
C. H. Ellis
Oteray Drive
W. OC. Jones
North Main Street
Philomathean Club
B. 8S. Cummings
Circle 7
American Legion Auxiliary
David Yow
Edgedale Drive
Mesdames
Minnie Vail
Charles Hayes
All-Bran Offers Relief From Constipation
A Kellogg advertisement promotes ALL-Bran as a solution to constipation noting its bulk and iron content. It claims the cereal cleanses the intestines like leafy vegetables, improves energy, sleep, and skin, and urges dietary use before medicines.
Large Representation of Local Assns Urged at PTA Meet
Mrs. R. L. Brinson, president of the High Point Parent-Teacher Council, urges delegates from local associations to attend as many State Parent-Teacher Congress sessions as possible at the O Henry hotel Greensboro. A special emphasis on Wednesday sessions includes a president’s conference, board of managers meeting, and talks on How To Interest Fathers and World-Wide Citizenship with UNC Greensboro and national PTA leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Brinson
High Point
Parent-Teacher Council
O. Henry
Greensboro
Board of Managers
Arthur C. Watkins
The
National Congress
Harriett Elliott
Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina
J. Fred Rippy
Durham
Arthur G. Watkins
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Washington
John L. Henderson
Hickory
Watkins
J. L. Frazelle
W. B. Langford
John McRae
Charlotte
W. W. Weant
Salisbury
D. 8. Coltrane
Central Association
Local notes on illness visits and society events in Greensboro
Miss Martha Varner recovers from appendectomy at High Point hospital. Woosley and Hill families attend Olivia Mobley and John Weber wedding in Danville. Mrs. L. H. Pyle visits daughter in Roland Park. House family homecoming from Monroe after holidays. Tate Andrews visiting UNC during spring holidays. Dewitt Cooke and Glen Hendrix trip to Washington and Baltimore for Easter. Mrs. George Raper hospitalized at Burrus Memorial. Mrs. H. M. Cox to visit Mrs. A. S. Parker on Hillcrest. Community conference and banquet events at Greensboro High School and the county council meeting with speakers and awards listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Woosley
W. B. Hill
Danville, Va
Olivia Mobley
John M. Weber
Weber
Woosley
Hall
R. W. House
Monroe
Mra. House
D. T. Andrews
Tate Andrews
University of North Carolina
Dewitt Cooke
Glen Hendrix
Washington, D. C
Baltimore, Md
Richardson Announces Office Move to 706 Commercial Bank Bldg
Dr. James B. Richardson states his office will be relocated to 706 Commercial Bank Building with hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The notice urges patients to update their records accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Richardson
Commercial Bank Bldg. T Office Sa. m
Miss Nancy Myatt Weds Edward C Peterson Here
Miss Nancy Myatt of this city married Edward C Peterson of Winston Salem at Wesley Memorial Methodist church this morning. The ceremony featured organ and a solo, with the wedding party and out of town guests noted. the couple plan a wedding trip and residence in Winston Salem after May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Myatt
Edward C. Peterson
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Nancy Jones Myatt
Winston-Salem
Dan W. Smith
Clarence Schultheiss
A. R. Myatt, Jr
Atlanta
Paul J. Myatt
Richmond
Elizabeth Myatt
G. Ray Jordan
J. A. Myatt
Charles Peterson
Mr. Jordan
Methodist Church
Peterson
Winston Salem
First Presbyterian Church
EB. Peterson
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Dangerfield Dillingham
New York City
Mary Myatt
This City
8. B. Peterson
D. F. Peterson
Louise
Frances Peterson
Helen Raymer
Margaret Ashburn
Starlet Spring Fashions Shine at Cocoanut Grove
NEA Service notes summer trends from Hollywood clubs. Maureen O’Sullivan debuts a white lace frock with cape sleeves and a white straw hat adorned with flowers. Joan Crawford in a starched chiffon dress with a large orchid spray. Vera Engels wears blue embroidered organdy with a three tier cape. Patricia Ellis sports white organdy with butterfly sleeves and matching gloves. Marlene Dietrich shows a black linen spring suit with a Rodher blouse and bold hat. Marian Nixon wears a beige chiffon print with vivid floral patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Maureen O'Sullivan
Joan Crawford
Cocoanut Grove
Franchot Tone
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Vera Engels
Colin Clive
Patricia Ellis
Marlene Dietrich
Marian Nixon
Buddy Rogers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stephens
Allie Wall
Howell Street
Thomas Willey
Hester-Melton
Reidsville Hospital
James McAnally
Reidsville
Penn Memorial Hospital
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
Mabel Hoover Hargett
Thomasville
H. T. Hethcock
West Main Street
Mabel Regan
Roanoke Rapids
Bess
Mary Alice Sheloff
Bob Kiriakides
Charleston
D. C
Citadel Military Institute
Robert Kiriakides
R. H. Sechrest
Sumter
S. C
O. D. Baxter
Mildred Marsh
Batiste
North Main
Kellogg’s All-Brain
Kellogg
Battle Creek
P.T. A
Board of Managers Lunch
Neaa Greensboro Council
Martha Varner
W. B. Varner
High Point Hospital
L. H. Pyle
City
R. B. Terry
Roland Park
George Raper
Burrus Memorial Hospital
H. M. Cox
Mount Olive
A. 8. Parker
Hillcrest Drive
W. B. Aycock
Raleigh
Nettie Brogdon
Frank Howard Richardson
Greensboro Senior High School
H. G. Hardin
Greensboro Ministerial Association
J. L. Henderson
Greenshboro
Paul Lindley
City Council of Parents and Teachers
Mis
Marion Telford
National Safety
H. A. Rouzer
John M. Oglesby
North Carolina Superior Court
Julian Miller
Charlotte Observer
EB. E. White
Fanny
By Helen Welshimer
NEA
Gosey
J.C. Penney
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