Lexington Tea Fetes Mrs Goodson Bride and Social Events
A Lexington tea at Mrs. J. V. Moffitt’s West Second Avenue honored her daughter Mrs. Floyd Peck Goodson Jr, a recent bride. Guests greeted by hosts, with a receiving line in the west living room, tea served in the dining room, and gifts in the den. Also notes the April 13 wedding of Miss Emily Phelps to Jesse Corley in York, South Carolina with Judge E. Gettys Nunn officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Joseph V. Moffitt
West Second Avenue
Floyd Peck Goodson
J. W. Moffitt
B. C. Philpott, Jr
J. C. Leonard, Jr
West
B. C. Young, Jr
Brantley H. Finch
Margaret Hunt
Mary Lindsay Lowe
H. W. Dorsett
Jacob €. Leonard
Fred , Thompson
John McDonald Moore
Alma Owen
Rosa Moffitt
James Adderton
George WW. Mountcastles
Emily Phelps
Jesse Cortey
York
S. C
E. Gettys Nunn
Cortey
George Phelps
Lexington High School
Corley
F. &. Corley
Anderson, S. C
Coble Dairy Company
Social events and engagements in Lexington society
Miss Frances Peacock hosts a Park Street party in honor of Mrs. Ralph Smith with a bridal nosegay and prizes for a game. An invitation announces the marriage of Margaret Bernice Parks to Ray Theophilis Keen at First Reformed Church on April 30, 1941. Mrs. Fred Elkin Jr hosts a Hillcrest bridge, prizes include a novelty pitcher and cotton powder puffs. Miss Hilda Weaver and P. V. Canady Jr wed on April 11 in York South Carolina. Sorosis Club meets at Mrs. Cabell Philpott with a program on interior decoration and American colonial architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Peacock
Park Street
Ralph Smith
Moyer Smith
Wade Beisicker
Smith
Charlie W. Parks
Margaret Bernice
Ray Theophilis Keen
First Reformed Church
Lexington
Fred Elkin, Jr
Hillcrest
Paul Gray
Ruth Davis
Leona Charles
Gray
Miss Davis
Charlies
Clinton Wee
Jack Michael
Mary Ivan Hedrick
Johnny Hewitt
Claude Smith
Sorosis Club
Cabell Philpott
James Witherspoon
James Adderton
Owe
Home and Garden Club April Meeting at Evans Home
The April meeting of the Home and Garden Club was held at Mrs. O. L. Evans home with president Mrs. J. O. Burke presiding. A nominating committee of Mrs. Allen Beck Mrs. Banks Peeler and Mrs. Evans was named to report next meeting. Minutes from the last meeting were read and approved. Mrs. Beck led a talk on flower arrangements aided by illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Garden Club
O. L. Evans
J. O. Burke
Allen Beck
Banks Peeler
Evans
Beck
Quiet spring wedding links Wagner and Ward in Lexington home
Miss Martha Elizabeth Wagner and C. J. Ward wed in a simple ceremony at Dr. J. D. Andrew’s home on Saturday April 19. Dr. Andrew heard the vows as Miss Sara Jo Tysinger served as maid of honor. Afterward the couple departed for a bridal trip to Florida and will reside in Philadelphia. The same issue notes Club of Twelve meeting at Miss Camille Hunt’s home with a program on Clippers and Airlanes, plus a report by Mrs. John Y. Lowe on a New Orleans trip. Engagement announced for Sara Elizabeth Redwine to William Arthur Zachary with a June 1 wedding planned at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Elizabeth Wagner
C. J. Ward
J. D. Andrew
Dr. Andrew
Sara Jo Tysinger
Ward
Joe V. Waener
Lexington Route One
Lexington High School
Lexington
Mr. Ward
Philadelphia
Alex
Mrs. Ward
Florida
Club of Twelve
Camille Hunt
E. K K. Carter
J. C. Bower
John YT. Lowe
New Orleans
Natchez
Woodrow McKay
Sallie Hunt
John Raper
Charles Roscoe Redwine
Sara Elizabeth
William Arthur Zachary
Cooleemee
First Baptist Church
Miss Zachary
Redwine
Queens College
Charlotte
Flora Macdonald College
Red Springs
Zachary
James Walter Zachary
Erlanger Mills
Dr Rondthaler To Address A A U W Meeting
Dr Howard Ronthaler president of Salem College will speak at the April meeting of the local American Association of University Women branch. The session is Monday evening April 28 at 1431 Wiltshire Boulevard hosted by Mrs N P Yarborough with Mrs B H Hill and Miss Vera idol also assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ronthaler
Salem College
American Association of University Women
N. P. Yarborough
Wiltshire Boulevard
Ronthaler
Yarborough
B. H. Hill
Vera Idol
Local residents receive updates on health, travel, and visits
Mrs. John Teague is seriously ill at home on 234 Boulevard after months of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Jones and Mrs. Valette J. Harriss visit New York, staying at The Vanderbilt Hotel. The Miller party travels to Whitensville Mass for Grace Smith and P. H. Miller wedding, planning to return Thursday. Gladys Freeman recovers at home after surgery ten days ago. Juanita Coppedge visits Greensboro College Hospitality Week with friends. Mrs. Grover Kester plans a 10 day trip to Roanoke and Staunton, Va. Mr. and Mrs. S. Foy Horton stay with Gibsons on Oakwood Court. J. D. Lee at Burrus Memorial Hospital recovering from Friday operation. Catherine Marie Boles recovering at home after tonsillectomy. W. A. Bodenheimer family visiting Portsmouth. J. E. Smith treated at Charlotte Sanitarium. E. G. Jarvis recuperating at Burrus Memorial after recent operation and now able to receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Foy Horton
Rocky Mount
W. H. Gibson
Oakwood Court
J. D. Lee
Denny Street
Burrus Aemorial Hospital
E. G. Jarvis
Wesley Place
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mrs Lucy Milligan to Speak at State Federaton May Meeting
In Winston-Salem on May 7 and 9 the State Federation of Women's Clubs meets with Juniors on May 6. Mrs Lucy R Milligan will speak on The Challenge to American Broadcasting. A visiting speaker and other headliners are planned as NYA youth training and Home Economics discussions unfold with forums, exhibits, and lessons across North Carolina communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Iden
N.C. Flw. C
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Winston- Salem
Federation
J. D. Robinson
Lucy R. Milligan
American Broadcasting
United States
Tomlinson Furniture Company
High Point
S. H. Fomlinson
NYA
North Carolina
State Department of Public Instruction
State
Focal
American Home Department
Department
Winston-Salem
R. S. Ferguson
Taylorville
Jack James
Marion
LeRoy Campbell
Mooresville
J. P. Leagans
Raleigh
Estelle Smith
Margaret Edwards
School of Home Economics
Woman's College U. N. C
Weaver
State College
Elizabeth Meining
Salem College
Thomas Wolfe
Mrs Brame To Speak To U D C Chapter
Mrs J D Brame will lead the High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting Monday at 3 30 pm at Mrs Frank Hunsucker home. Subject Reconstruction in Alabama marks another in the Old South series. Mrs Joe Horan and Mrs HE Morrison preside with Mrs Hunsucker as hostess. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Harry Schmartz Sr and daughter Mars from Hitch Point now in Atlanta visited the Schwartz family. Cameron of Atlanta, concert organist at Fox Theatre, accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Brame
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank Hunsucker
Alabama
Old South
Joe Horan
Hunsucker
HE. P. Morrison
Harry Schmartz, Sr
Mars
Hitch Point
Atlanta
Chif Cameron
Harry Schwartz, Jr
Cameron
Fox Theater
Miss Wagner Weds Lawton D Lanier in Bennettsville
Miss Hazel Lee Wagner of High Point became the bride of Lawton D Jake Lanier of High Point in Bennettsville South Carolina on Friday evening April 11 at 6 30. The bride wore a black twill suit with satin trim and gardenia corsage. After a wedding trip to Myrtle Beach they will live in High Point. Also attending funeral in Reidsville were George Scarce Carrie Mae Scarce and Mrs R T Stone for their uncle John T Gammon who died last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Lee Wagner
High Point
Lawton D
Jake'’ Lanier
Bennettsville
S. C
J. A. Wagner
Bryce Commercial College
Lanier
E. D. Lanier
Denton
Peerless Novelty Company
Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
George Scarce
Carrie Mae Scarce
R. T. Stone
Reidsville
John T. Gammon
Emerywood Country club hosts April evening bridge tourney
Three tables of duplicate bridge played Friday night at Emerywood with prizes of double decks. North-South winners were Mr. and Mrs. John C. Abels and Hal Davis and East-West winners included Mrs. John Abels and Mrs. Roy Strotz. In second place North-South were Mr. and Mrs. Hal Davis and East-West were Mrs. John Abels and Mrs. Roy Strotz. Third place went to Miss Helen Marie Sheleff and Miss Betty Jo Abels and to Mrs. QO. C. Durland and Mrs. Laurance Ingram. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Diffendale. floral decor featured lilacs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Henley
Welch Harriss
Ben Moore
E. T. Howard
Emerywood Country Club
Hal Davis
John Abels
Roy Strotz
Helen Marie Sheleff
Betty Jo Abels
C. S. Beaver
Nesbit Caughman
R. L. White
Jack Thompson
Mors. C. Je. Diffendale
Kelsey Ayers
F. T. Wilhite
Cc. C. Prince
Ethel Rochelle
John C. Abels
Diffendale
Church Social Plans Outing For Bible Class
The Young Men's Bible Class of the First Baptist Church will meet in the private dining room of the Sheraton Hotel tomorrow morning at the regular hour. From there they will go to Danbury and Hanging Rock Park for a picnic lunch. The North Main Baptist W M S to Meet The Woman's Missionary Society holds its general monthly meeting Monday evening at 7:30 in the junior department of the church. Members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Society of Christian Service
Main Street Methodist Church
Willis-Kirby
First Baptist Church
Sheraton Hotel
Danbury
Hanging Rock Park
North Main Baptist W. M.S
Woman's Missionary Society of the
North Main Baptist Church
Church Classes Meet This Week in City
Green Street Philathea Class of Green Street Baptist meets Monday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Roy Culler Sunset Drive Mollie Phipps Philathea Class of Calvary Methodist meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the church St Marys Guild Mrs James Armstrong Chapter meets Monday at 3 PM at Mrs John Foy Arbor Dale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
Culler
Mollie Phipps
Calvary Methodist Church
ST. Mary's Guild
Foy
James Armstrong
The
Episcopal Church
John Foy
Arbordale
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J. F. Spruill
Archibald Rutledge
J. G. Walser
Mesdames Witherspoon
Adderton
Spruill
Felix Gee
C. C. Wall
James Breece
Stokes Adderton
Hilda Weaver
P. V. Canady, Jr
Gettys Nunn
Canady
M. W. Weaver
James A. Gerow
P. V. Canady
West Sixth Street
Asia
the Asia
Tom PL Wong, Mer
North Main Street
Dr. Rondthaler
A.A.U.W
de. Howard E.rondthaler
John Teague
Boulevard
Teague
Wilber Jones
Valette J. Harriss
New York
Vanderbilt Hotel
Homer Miller
Florence Miller
Nancy Miller
Homer Bethea
Whitensville
Mass
Grace Smith
P. H. Miller
Gladys Freeman
East Green Street
Guilford General Hospital
Juanita Coppedge
Carrick Avenue
Greensboro College
Louise Latham
Greensboro
Helen Reid White
Mebane
Grover Kester
Roanoke
Staunton
Catherine Marie Boles
W. A. Bodenheimer
Ivey Stanton
Pansy
Marie Hayworth
Phillip Jones
Portsmouth
Aes
J.E. Smith
Fairmont Park
Charlotte Sanatarium
Lucy Milligan
Tomlinsons
West Coast
Main ST
Lawton D. Lanier
Benettsville, D. C
Miss Wagner Weds
Lawton
D. Lanier
Country Club
Arcade Amusement Company
Butler
Richmond
Miami
Matin Street
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