Mrs F J Trepke Tops Sedgefield Bridge Party
Mrs F J Trepke won high score at the bi weekly Sedgefield Inn bridge party with an attractive marble ash tray. Mrs L B Hornaday took the guest prize a double deck of cards. Ten tables served members of Sedgefield Country Club and guests as part of the club activities. The next event is May 12 at 2 30 p m. A Dogwood dance with Jimmy Livingston and his orchestra follows on Saturday at 9 30 p m at Sedgefield Manor attracting a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Trepke
Sedgefield Inn
L. B. Hornaday
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jimmy Livingston
Hi Orchestra
American Homes Dept. Harts Annual Spring Lunch
The American Homes Department of the Woman's Club met at Mrs. C. H. Willard’s Lindale Farm for its annual spring luncheon. Associate hostesses were Mesdames Royster Thurman P. S. Kennett and Floyd Wilson. Mrs. Edgar Hartley introduced speaker Mrs. Phillip W. Grandy who described Mexico’s homes and social classes, politics, and education with first hand observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Homes Dept
Harts
American Homes Department
Woman's Club
C. H. Williard
Lindale Farm
Edgar Hartley
Progr
Phillip W. Grandy
Mexico
Grandy
Abe
S&s
Wednesday Book Club Hosts Covered Dish Luncheon
The Wednesday Book Club met at Mrs. Kenneth Redman’s Woodland Drive home for a covered dish luncheon. Red and white color scheme, red tulips and narcissi centered the table. Officers elected: Mrs. A. E. Taplin retires, Mrs. Fred Thomas to succeed as president, with Mrs. F. F. Dickson secretary treasurer and Mrs. S. C. Clark historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Redman
Woodland Drive
A. E. Taplin
Fred Thomas
F. F. Dickson
C. Clark
Mesdames R
W. J. Fraley
A. BE. Taplin
Burbank Garden Club Elects A W Klemme President
The Burbank Garden Club held its meeting at Mrs. J G Teague's Hillcrest Drive home electing Mrs A W Klemme as president to succeed Mrs Edgar Hartley. Other officers include Mrs P J Neal as vice president and Mrs Homer Haworth as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Mrs. Yow
Bok
Florida
Mrs. Teague
Mesdames
Grady Goldeton
C.&. Grayson
Edgar Hartley
Homer Haworth
W. W. Idol
BE. H. Jarrett
A. W. Klemme
H. G. Owens
J. A
Thomasville Bride Elect Feted At Lexington Bridge Luncheon
Miss Kyser, bride elect from Thomasville, was honored at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Wood Dorsett in Lexington. Six tables competed with Mrs. Charles Lines winning high score, while Mrs. H R Kyser earned the consolation prize. Guests from Thomasville included Miss Kyser, her mother, and several Lexington friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aioe ‘Batty Xen — Tyser
Thomasville
Kyser
Arthur Myers
Lexington
Miss Kyser
H. R. Kyser
Mesdames
John C. Pennington
George D. Finch
Walter Newby
Evelyn Baker
Ellen Mae Pegs
Birthday Party Highlights and Greensboro Wedding
Ann Bevan celebrated her fifth birthday at home on Lexington Avenue with games and pink themed treats. The page also details the Greensboro wedding of Miss Katherine Williams and Dr. William Blount Norment at First Presbyterian Church with a full ceremony, music, and bridal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bevan
R. D. Bevan
Lexington Avenue
Lillian Yow
Margaret
Jimmy Green
Nancy Shepherd
Jack Sink
Jerry Neal
Lois Jester
Katherine Williams
William Blount Norment
Greensboro
First Presbyterian Church
Charles F. Myers
George M. Thompson
R. Dewey Farrell
Mendelssohn
Joseph Reece Morton
Frances Reece Williams
Charlotte Winborne
Marion
Betsy Armfield
Asheboro
Alene Weatherly
Jane Crabtree
Wilbur Holland
Beardstown
Ill
Curtis Prout
Hartford, Conn
C. Duncan Cater
Horace Strickland
Marion Y. Keith
E. P. Cameron
W. Thomas McKeown
Frank Haile
Social Clubs Set Meetings At Mrs Taylors Home
The Lotus club meets at 3 30 p m with Mrs Jack Taylor on Johnson street. The Canterbury club gathers at 3 30 p m with Mrs Louis Voorhees at 1113 Forrest Hill drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
Jack Taylor
Johnson Street
Canterbury Club
Louis Voorhees
Forrest Hill Drive
Greensboro Couple Wed In Elegant Fashion At Home Ceremony
The gown featured severe lines fitted at the waist and flared at the hem. The bride carried a gardenia and white lilac bouquet with a lace handkerchief, and wore a soft yellow travel suit. Attendants in yellow and aquamarine lined up in net over tafteta. A reception followed at the Morton home in Hamilton Lakes. The groom Dr Norment, son of Mrs Katherine Norment, trained in surgery at Mayo Clinic. Several Greensboro and Thomasville guests attended the wedding and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Williams
Joseph Reece Morton
Hamilton Lakes
Norment
New Orleans
Magnolia Street
John Alexander Williams
Greensboro
Frances Prescott Morton
Converse College
Thaliam Cotillion
Greensboro Junior League
Katherine McCanless Norment
Thomasville
William Blount Norment
Eastern Carolina
University of
Dr. J. Claiborne Pennington
Glenn Pennington
Sul livan announce birth of son at home
Mr and Mrs Thomas H Sullivan of 404 Mangum Avenue announce the birth of a son, Thomas Henry Jr., on Wednesday April 28 at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Sullivan
Mangum Avenue
Thomas Henry, Jr
Prisoner William Jackson Gets 30 Day Reprieve
Raleigh April 29. Governor Hoey granted a 30 day reprieve to William Jackson a Winston-Salem Negro scheduled to die in the gas chamber Friday. Jackson was convicted in September of criminal assault and his case will undergo further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
William Jackson
Hoey
Jackson
Governor seeks return of larceny suspect Sutton
Governor Hoey asked West Virginia authorities to extradite Robert Bob Sutton to Guilford County for larceny of an automobile. Sutton is under arrest in Mercer County West Virginia pending extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Hoey
West Virginia
Guilford County
Robert
Bob) Sutton
Sutton
Mercer County
Utopian Study Club Highlights North Carolina Statesmen
Mrs. Roy Spearman spoke at the Utopian Study club on North Carolina statesmen, naming Wiley Jones, Josephus Daniels, James Cochrin Dobbins, Walter Hines Page, and Robert W. Bingham, with Wilson era cabinet members noted. meeting at Mrs. W. B. Thomas’s Colonial Drive home ended with an ice course and fruit-shaped ices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Roy Spearman
Utopian Study Club
W. B. Thomas
Colonial Drive
Wiley Jones
Josephus Daniels
Mexico
James Cochrin Dobbins
the Navy
Walter Hines Page
Britain
Robert W. Bingham
Court of
Good Will Garden Club Elects Officers and Welcomes New Members
The Good Will Garden Club met at Mrs. J. A. Johnson’s home on Colonial Drive. Officers were elected with H. D. Sears as president and four new members welcomed: C. S. Beaver, R. D. Tillson, R. B. Shelton, and Charles Hodgin. Blackburn will be Raleigh delegate. shrubbery work at Brentwood School noted. wildflower pilgrimage set for Tuesday May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
J. A. Johnson
Colonial Drive
W. C. Garner
H. D. Sears
Floyd Wilson
R. R. Blackburn
Percy White
F. M. Pickett
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Plans Fifth Friday Social
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will hold a Fifth Friday social meeting tomorrow at 7 30. Members will complete the Orphan's Home quilt they made and sold to raise funds. all members are urged to attend and help finish the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Orphan's Home
Children Ride In Motor Buses Daily In Large Numbers
More than 2,131,600 American children travel to school by motor bus each day, reflecting widespread reliance on daily bus transportation for students nationwide.
Simple Way to Remove Fat Warns of Gland Link Cure
An ad claims excess fat comes from a gland problem and Marmola Prescription Tabs can restore slender figures without dieting or heavy exercise. It touts medical lab backing and suggests rapid, simple weight loss through the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soren
Trumpeteer Club Organizes Here Plan May Dance
High Point announces a new social group named The Trumpeteer club for young men. At a recent meeting, plans for the club’s first dance were laid with May chosen for the event and a definite date to be announced. Bill Bennett leads as president with Hammett Cecil Jr. as secretary treasurer. Robert Taylor named dance chairman. Weekly meetings and a gala social program are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Trumpeteer Club
Bill Bennett
Hammett Cecil, Jr
Robert “Tuck” Taylor
Highland Missionary Society Meets in Church Parlor
The Woman's Missionary Society of Highland M E church held its regular meeting Tuesday evening in the Ladies Parlour. Mrs G R Ward presided as reports from department superintendents and committee chairs were read. Mrs Jessie Cheevis reported on the Mount Airy Missionary conference and Grady Dowd led the afternoon program before closing with a hymn and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Highland M. E. Church
G. R. Ward
Jessie Cheevis
Mount Airy Missionary Conference
Grady Dowd
Sombrero Name Traced to Spanish Shade Word
A note explains the term sombrero derives from the Spanish word sombre meaning shade. The etymology ties the hat’s name to its protective purpose.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Natalie Cantor
Joseph Louis Metzger
Los Angeles
Natalie
Eddie Cantor
Metzger
Boston
Cantors
Burbank Garden Club
Congress
Parkinson Jnc
Wagger's Ladies Shop
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
W. L. Kivett
C. L. Clapp
Charles
J. W. Kittle
Horney
Deep River
N. C
Rebekahs
Nat Walker
Hart Drug Store
Highland Missionary Group
Hutchens’ Bakery
Washington ST
Parker House
Percales
Batiste
Dimity
Father George
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