Dorothy Young and Cleve Webber wed in city church
A Saturday ceremony united Dorothy Young and Cleve Webber in marriage at the Presbyterian Manse with Pastor Dr. O C Jameson officiating. Witnesses included J C Iber Mrs Hazel Upton and Miss Young. Webber’s parents are Mr and Mrs L M Young of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Young
Cleve Webbeth
Presby
Manse
O. C. Jameson
Jating
J. C. Iber
Hazel Upton
Ik Young
Re. Webber
L. M. Young
City
Miss Bertha Jarrett Weds Albert Benfield in Danville
The marriage of Bertha Jarrett to Albert Benfield was solemnized at 11 a.m. on Saturday in Danville Virginia. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs K C Jarrett of Jamestown route one, wore blue. Benfield, son of Mr and Mrs O Benfield of Statesville, will reside at 1621 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Jarrett
Albert Benfield
Danville
K. C. Jarrett
Jamestown
Route One
Mr. Benfield
O. Benfield
Statesville
North Main Street
C. J. Dexter
Mary Dexter
Milwaukee
Wis
Harry Raymond
Bowman and Wilmoth wed in Greensboro ceremony
Miss Pearl Bowman and Byrd W Wilmoth, both of this city, married Friday April 16 in Greensboro with Rev George Hill officiating. The bride, daughter of the late J Bowman and Mrs J Bowman of Taylorsville, and the groom, son of Mrs B W Wilmoth and the late Mr Wilmoth, will reside at 804 East Commerce Street.
Miss Peeler Becomes Bride Coy Ronk In Ceremony
Miss Catharine Peeler and Coy Ronk wed in an office ceremony at 7 30 Saturday evening in this city. The bride is the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs W W Peeler and the groom the son of the late Mr and Mrs J B Ronk. They will reside at 1107 Campbell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Peeler
Catharine Peeler
Coy Ronk
Bruce H. Carraway
Ronk
W. W. Peeler
J. B. Ronk
Community Social Calendar Highlights Local Dances And Receptions
The week features the Piedmont German Club Easter dance at Emerywood with Charles Boulanger and his New York orchestra. Several clubs host lunches, meetings, and dances at the Sheraton hotel, Emerywood Country Club, and local venues with notable orchestras and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood Country Club
Charles Boulanger
New York
Board of Governors
Newtons Honor Daughters With Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs. A S Newton hosted a Sunday surprise party at her east city home to celebrate the birthdays of her daughters Mrs. W B Hutchens and Mrs. M B Cash. Tulips Easter lilies and two birthday cakes decorated the table as guests joined a dinner and an Easter egg hunt. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W B Hutchens and their High Point daughter Mr and Mrs M B Cash and their Burlington daughter Mr and Mrs Henry Cook of Burlington Mr and Mrs W G Brown and Laurance Kirkman of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Newton
W. B. Hutchens
M. B. Cash
High Point
Burlington
Henry Cook
W. G. Brown
Laurance Kirkman
State Congress of Parents-Teachers Opens in Winston-Salem
The 19th annual North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers meets in Winston-Salem April 20 21 22 with Mrs J Buren Sidbury presiding and a program featuring national P T A officers Clyde Erwin and Dean Messick speakers Roy Breg and Edward Scheidt. The event draws hundreds of educators and includes tours, a tea, a choral program, and a banquet with Governor Clyde R Hoey as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Board of Managers
Winston- Salem P.T. A. Council
Melville Prongay
Country Club
Nation P.T. A
William T. Bannerman
Washington, D. C
National Legislation
District of Columbia
Old Salem College
R. J. Reynolds High School
Winston-Salem P.T. A. Council
Grace van Dyke More
Greensboro
P.T. A
J. D. Messick
Eton College
Dean Messick
W. D. Perry
Chapel Hill
Elizabeth C. Morriss
WPA
Perry
University of North Carolina
General College
Winston-Salem
Clyde A. Erwin
N. C. Education Association
Robert B. Lee
Clyde R. Hoey
Roy Breg
Allied Youth Movement
Edward Scheidt
Charlotte Field
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edith Watson Hosts Park Street Birthday Party
Miss Edith Watson entertained children Saturday afternoon at her Park Street home for Cecil Watson’s seventh birthday. Guests included Doris and Donald Watson Junior, Billy and Doris Walker, Betty and Bister Russell, Peg and Allene Noland, Jerry Rich, Tanny Bunch, and Helen Garris. Cecil received gifts as guests departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Watson
Park Street
Cecil Watson
C. W. Watson
Doris
Donald Watson
Junior
Billy
Doris Walker
Betty and
Bister Russell
Peg and
Allene Noland
Jerry Rich
Tanny Bunch
Helen Garris
Church Social and Local Society Meetings Noted
The Dozier and Lottie Moon circles of West End Baptist meet at 7 PM ahead of a 7 30 PM general meeting. Lebanon M P church Ladies Aid Society gathers at Mrs W D Setliff's East Street home at 7 30 PM. Welch Memorial C E Society hosts an engaging program led by Roscoe Briley with choral groups and readings, featuring Luther Medlin and other local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dozier
Lottie Moon
West End
Lebanon
Welch Memorial C. FE
Roscoe Briley
Welch Memorial C. E. Society
Briley
J. W. Willard
Lynn Willard
William Meekins
Mallie
Mary Charles Fowler
Agnes Brown
Georgia Joyner
White Holder Solemnized in Asheboro Nuptials
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Elsie White of Glenola to Roger Holder of Elkin N C solemnized in Asheboro on April 8 with Rev J T Lambert. The bride wore navy blue. The couple will reside with groom’s relatives in Elkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie White
Roger Holder
Elkin
N. C
Asheboro
J. T. Lambert
N. W. White
Glenola
Kappa Gamma Meeting Postponed To Tuesday
Members of the Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma sorority are told the regular dinner meeting and lecture move to tomorrow evening at the Sheraton hotel. Dinner at 6 30 and lecture at 7 30 follow the usual schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memro Heben
Cooperative Concert Association
Sheraton Hotel
New York
Caroline Dalton
Pattie Thomas
Emerywood Country Club
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
Omega Kappa Gamma
National Educational Sorority
P. E. Lindley
Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma National Educational Sorority
Freeman to host Twentieth Century study club meeting
Mrs W F Freeman will host at her Greenway Drive home on Thursday afternoon. The gathering of the Twentieth Century study club is set for three o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Freeman
Greenway Drive
Twentieth Century Study Club
Doctrine of Atonement in Christian Science Lesson Sermon
Sunday services on April 17 1938 centered on the Doctrine of Atonement with the Golden Text John 10 30 I and my Father are one The Lesson includes a passage urging brethren to present their bodies a living sacrifice and to be transformed by the renewing of the mind to prove the good acceptable and perfect will of God while love is without dissimulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Rom
Mary Baker Eddy
Mrs Walser Allen Hosts Barbara Allen Sixth Birthday
Mrs. Walser Allen entertained at Main Street home honoring her daughter Barbara on her sixth birthday. Guests wore pink taffeta and blue trim, with stories, group photos, and a dining room cake centerpiece. Other notes include visitors Miss Will Stockton from Jonesboro, Miss Lailie Matt Marshall from Lexington, and Dr J T Justice’s hospital operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Kernersville
Walser Allen
Main Street
Barbara
Miss Barbara
Connie Allen
Elizabeth
N. J
Mesdames Allen
Sam Vance, Jr
Kenneth Greenfield
Sara Vance
Martha
Sara Morris
Sally Greenfield
Ann Spears
Ruth
Caroline Smith
Shirley Ragland
Joanna Doggett
Shirley Smith
Marion Joyner
Ernestine Kapp
Pattie Mae Cummings
Dorothy Ann Kerner
Mary Sue Kerner
Luellan Warren
Will Stockton
Jonesboro
Volney Turner
Lailie Matt Marshall
Lexington
Jack Watson
Dillon
J. R. Blackwell
Freda McMullan
Anna H. Lilley
West Chester
Richard Whitaker
R. P. Paddison
Blytheville
Revival trip moves ministerial team to Stoneville church
Rev. EB F. Baker of the First Baptist church departed Monday to assist in a ten day revival at Stone ville Baptist church. In his absence John 8. McGee of Mars Hill College will fill the pulpit and preach at both the morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. F. Baker
First Baptist Church
Stoneville Baptist Church
John 8. McGee
Mars Hill College
Africa
Dinner Guests Include Greensboro and High Point Residents
Edgar Allen, Miss Dorothy Livengood of Greensboro and HE. N. Allen of High Point were dinner guests of Mrs. Newton Allen Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Allen
Dorothy Livengood
Greensboro
HE. N. Allen
High Point
Newton Allen
Easter Visit and Local Health News Highlight Weekends
Eleanor Idol arrived from Washington DC to spend time with her parents at 210 Hillcrest Drive. Easter visits included Mrs. H O Porter of Jacksonville and Mrs. Sarah Cole and M C Freeman of Maxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Idol
Washington, D. C
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Fragmented sermon excerpt echoes duty and sacrifice
An archival sermon notes moral exhortations from Romans urging mutual affection and humility. It cites a Christian Science text by Mary Baker Eddy stressing constant self-sacrifice as part of atonement, highlighting themes of wisdom, love, and self-renunciation.
Asheboro BPWC Adopts Project Of Providing Home For Working Girls
Asheboro BPWC selects a home for working girls project at a Friday supper in Randolph hall. Esther Ross named chair of plans. Pauline Jones to lead Girl Scout activities and merit badge program. club votes donation to the Girl Scout hut and organizes a dramatic department. Visitors attend. acknowledgments of support and upcoming group visits are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Randolph Hall
Marian Stedman
Esther Ross
Pauline Jones
Lillie Bulla
Dramatic Department
Lucille Ward
Freda Webb
Randolph Book club hears Mrs. Smith talk on Holy Week travels
Mrs. C. G. Smith presented a program at the Randolph Book club meeting held Friday at the Old Main street home of Mrs. W. A. Underwood Jr. She shared photos from European cities and recounted a Holy Land visit. Members discussed current events then enjoyed salad and dessert. Visitors included Mrs. Henry Robins and Mrs. M. W. Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Smith
Randolph Book Club
W. A. Underwood, Jr
Old Main Street
Underwood
Henry Robins
M. W. Parish
Former Randleman Resident Marries in Easter Tennessee
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Hall of Randleman and Harriman Tenn. wed Robert Willoughby of Harriman in a Easter ceremony at the South Harriman Baptist Church. The bride wore Wallis blue and grey, the couple will live in Harriman where Willoughby works for Great A and P Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Tennessee
Enterprise
Margaret Elizabeth Hall
Harriman
Tenn
Robert Willoughby
Dewey Roach
Baptist
R. O. Hall
N. C. Hyder
W. R. Willoughby
Mr. Willoughby
Willoughby
A. & P. Tea Company
Missionary groups meet at Baptist church
The Woman's Missionary Union and the Business Women's Circle met Wednesday afternoon at the church. Mrs. J. E. Carlysle led devotion with Mrs. T. H. Biles presenting the Africa topic. Members present included Miss Nelle Robbins and several others. Plans were announced to host the Baptist associational missionary union on April 26 at Randleman Baptist church for an all day event with dinner on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union
Business Women's Circle of the Baptist Church
J. EB. Carlysie
T. H. Biles
Africa
Nelle Robbins
L. M. Abstair
Rom Bullard
J. C. Belle
J. B. Carlysle
R. P. Belle
Baptist Associational Missionary Union
Randleman Baptist Church
Short Family Reunion Visit Connects Norfolk and Mississippi
Mr and Mrs Arthur Short and family of Norfolk VA spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs J L Short. Miss Evelyn King and Joanna Vanwerry spent this weekend at the same gathering, continuing a family visit between states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Short
Norfolk
J. L. Short
Evelyn King
Joanna Vanwerry
Entre Nous Club Switches to Luncheon Meeting
Members are told the regular Thursday meeting at three o clock is canceled. Instead a luncheon will begin at one o clock at the home of Mrs A M Rankin Jr on Edgedale drive with Mrs A M Rankin Sr as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
W. F. Freeman
Greenway Drive
Jesse Washburn
Emerywood Country Club
G. N. Humphreys
Circle Drive
J. M. Millikan
Guy B. Johnson
University of North Carolina
Woman's Club
Virginia Clinard
Mesdames
C. H. Rhodes
W. R. Campbell
Harvey Mills
J. H. Kalte
W. A. Stalnaker
H. P. Morrison
Philomathean Club
Frank Hunsucker
Hillcrest Drive
American Business Club
John Peddicord
Entre Nous Club
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Edgedale Drive
A. M. Rankin
Oyetex Trial Offer Promises Free Postpaid Sample
An offer promises a free no obligation trial of Oyetex to treat ailments described as kidney issues and general malaise. Readers are asked to send their name to a Los Angeles address to receive a card that will deliver the product postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept
Los Angeles
Calit
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Cleve Webberh
Council of Jewish Women
Ben Schwartzberg
Lyde Street
Wara Ann Brown
Mrs
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Barbara Ann
East Commerce It
J. B. Davis
Bowman-Wilmoth
Ata
Richardson's
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Taffeta
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Geo
Father Borge
A. S. Newton
Mabel Schott
Adlerika Mann Drug Stores
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Org
WG Ve
State Congress of Parents
Mrs. J. Buren
Sidbury
Wrest and Circles
Mr. Holder
W. W. Holder
Elkin Route One
Avery Cockerham
Kappa Gamma
Twentieth Century Club
E. A. Downey
H. O. Porter
Jacksonville
Pla
Sarah 8. Cole
M. C. Freeman
Maxton
Betty Jo Abels
Duke University
Jack Abels
Davidson College
Dewey Cates
Clyde eCarn
Baby
Hillsboro
Durham
Lastie Smith
Edna McGee
Bertha Smith
Monroe Smith
Clinton Watson
Colis Smith
Pilot Mountain
Arch K. Schoch
Burrus Memorial Hospital
E. L. Franklin
West Green Street
Robert Kennedy
Thomasville
BPWC
Tomlinson Furniture Co
Reginald Turner
Parent- Teacher Association
Fayetteville Street
Turner
L. F. Ross
Atention
Greenville
D. C
Van
R. S. Bradey
Sam Kats
New York City
Margaret Winslow
Paul Winslow
Louise Mathews
Franklinton
W. F. Mathiy
R. L. Goode
Norma
R. L. Goodman
Kannapolis
Polly Robertson
Mack Rowe
Frank Talley
June Fox
Franklinville
J. E. Reading
MH Redding
Ben Redding
J. L. Stokes
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