Engagement Announcement and Local Social Events Highlight Greensboro News
The Greensboro News reports the engagement of Miss Clara Boren to Wilson Peebles and outlines a social gathering hosted by Mrs. Elmer Leak on West Market Street, featuring a wedding motif, bridal bouquets, and a baby prize. It also describes the Sorosis club rock game event organized by Mrs. John Lindsay with elaborate dogwood decor and a yellow lavender color scheme.
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Greensboro
Clara Boren
High Point
W. C. Boren
Wilson Peebles
Abbeville
J Harvey Shields Weds Fay Johnson at Winston Salem Home
The Bank of Commerce reports a quiet wedding on April 19 at 8 p.m. uniting J Harvey Shields and Miss Fay Johnson at the bride's parents home in Winston Salem North Carolina. Dr Durham officiated and few relatives attended before the couple left for Greensboro and Washington DC. They plan to reside in Winston Salem after May 1.
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J. Harvey Shields
Miss Fay Johnson
B Johnson
Winston Salem
Durham
Brown Memorial Baptist Church
Mrs. Shields
Greensboro
Washington, D. C
Winston-Salem
Shields
Florence Baxter Hosts Double T Club Tea Party
Miss Florence Baxter served as hostess at her South Main Street home for a Double T club gathering with five tables of Rock and bridge. The guest of honor Miss Luhan Breckway received a silver vanity case, while guests included Lillian Brockway Vera Fidel Kathleen Petty and many others. Also noted are plans for Baltimore trip to hear Billy Sunday and Easter visit by the Gilliam siblings along with Lenten services at the Lutheran Church and an upcoming Over the Tea Cups gathering hosted by Mrs. Joseph P. Weaver.
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Florence Baxter
South Main Street
Luhan Breckway
Walker
Love
Lillian Brockway
Warren
Guynn
Vera Fidel
Kathleen Petty
Katherine Tate
Allie Strickland
Iris Helt
Clara Jordan
Ruth Faison
Rose Lewis
Estelle Davis
Mary Wilson
Isla Marshall
Lillian Hunt
George Matton, Jr
Walt Chandler
Tom Gilliam
Warren and area residents attend events and visits
Dr W L Bairstow of Warren Pa returns home after visiting Dr O D Baxter. Mrs R B Baxter travels to New Bern to visit her sister. Miss Lillian Blackway leaves for Warren after visiting Miss Florence Baxter. Alex Peeler returns to Salisbury from a visit with his son Rev L A Peeler. Dorothy Holt visits Mrs R L Harville in Thomasville. High Point attendees at Julian Vinson wedding and reception in Thomasville include Dr and Mrs Claude Reitzel, Dr and Mrs McCain, Dr and Mrs Stanton, Mr and Mrs J J Farriss, and Mr and Mrs D N Welborn. Dr Claude Reitzel returns to High Point from the Durham Medical Association. Mr and Mrs Charles Hamilton, Mrs W F Thom, and Rev P Cobl travel to Greensboro in Mr Hamilton's car.
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W. L. Bairstow
Warren, Pa
O. D. Baxter
R. B. Baxter
New Bern
Lillian Blackway
Florence Baxter
Warren
Alex Peeler
Rev. L. A. Peeler
Salisbury
Dorothy Holt
R. L. Harville
Thomas
Julian Vinson
Thomasville
Claude Reitzel
McCain
Stanton
J. J. Farriss
D. N. Welborn
Hich Point
Medical Association
Durham
Charles Hamilton
W. F. Thom
P. Cobl
Greensboro
Mr. Hamilton
Judge Alden Ends Lyceum Course With Noted Address
Judge Alden of Boston spoke to a small audience last night in the auditorium. The lecture impressed for wit satire and wholesome advice, with listeners regretting that more could not hear the closing number. Work on the floor and seats was finished in the late afternoon. New opera chairs and layout changed the aisles. Manager Davis announced the Chautauqua will begin June 26 or 27.
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Judge Alden
Boston
Revival Services Begin at First Reformed Church
The first revival meeting opened at the First Reformed church with Rev. L. A. Peeler delivering a three part sermon on the joy of living a Christian life, service, success, and salvation. Services continue tonight and Friday night with a break on Saturday. Dr. A. D. Wolfinger of Greensboro preaches Monday night and next week.
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First Reformed Church
L. A. Peeler
Peeler
A. D. Wolfinger
Greensboro
Vogue Hats for Women by Miss Venetia Smith
On Easter Moon the fair ladies wear bright headgear and hats from Miss Venetia Smith. Her selections come from leading millinery lines in the country ensuring smartness and fashionability.
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Venetia Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rudyard Kipling
Mendelssohn
Hmlizabeth Leak
Clara
Wilson
Sorosis
Sorosis Club
John Lindsay
W. C. Beavans
Robert Walker
Joe Weaver
R. B. Terry
Harry Raymond
W. D. Brooks
H. S. Tomlinson
John Sheloff
W. C. Beavens
Charles Hauser
W. A. J. Idol
John Tate
Tom Wrenn
Dred Peacock
H. A. Millis
W. P. Ragan
Charles Ragan
Carl Hill
J. H. Adams
Thornwell Haynes
H. A. White
Annie Ragan Armfield
Flem Norman
P. H. Johnson
T. J. Cgoid
Oscar Offitt
Oscar Durland
Cy Wheeler
Bayard Cummings
J. E. Marsh
O. KE. Kearns
J. J
The
Bank of Commerce
Rosalie Shields
Martha Shields
Maude Idol
Marvin Shields
O. E. Kearns
A. M. Rankin
G. A. Pollock, JR
the Moffitt Furnishing Co
Double T Club
Baltimore
Tev
A. J. Dixon
Billy
Mr. Dixon
Mr. and
Mrs. Gilliam
Ll. S. Gilliam
Richmond
Alice Gilliam
Creensboro
T. D. Gilliam
Lutheran Church
Over the Tea Cups Club
Joseph P. Weaver
Bellans
W. T. Parker
East Greene Street Road
High Point, N. C
Ville
Lyceum
Davis
Chautauqua
First Reformed
Allen
Enterprise
Independent Insurance & Investment Co
O. E. Mendenhall
W. R. Morrow
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