Daughters of Confederacy Plan Roanoke Island Celebration
North Carolina division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy invites organizations to Roanoke Island on August 14 for the 350th anniversary of the first French civilization in the New World. Mrs. John H. Anderson leads planning with Mrs. John L. Woodbury of Louisville as chief speaker. The event features the Westminster choir, singers from Elizabeth City and Manteo, a band, and pageant drama Paul Green's Lost Colony.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Unite d Aughters of the
Confederacy
Roanoke Island
Ie New World
John H. Anderson
North Carolina Fghters
Ohn L Woodbury
Louisville
Nag
Paul Green
Asheboro Business Women Club Inaugural Supper Meeting
Asheboro July 31. The Asheboro Business and Professional Women club held its first supper meeting at 6 30 PM in the Methodist church social room with 15 members present. Miss Alma Kee presided, Miss Andrews spoke, and readings were given. The arter remains open until September. new members counted after that. Next supper is the fourth Tuesday in August.
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Asheboro
Wilma Watts
Cleta Rich
Woodford Teere
Randolph Courthouse
Rose Marie Lambert Celebrates Eighth Birthday
Rose Marie Lambert turned eight on Monday afternoon with a party at her parents home on North Main Street. Ten neighborhood children attended, games were played about an hour, then ice cream cake and watermelon were served. The honoree received many attractive gifts.
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Rose Marie Lambert
Mrs. L. B. Lambert
North Main Street
Mrs Stone Hosts Bridge Tea for Baltimore Guest
Mrs. W. P. Stone entertained at her Cranford street home Tuesday afternoon honoring Mrs. George Hendrickson of Baltimore Maryland. The guest was formerly Mrs. E. O. Schaeffer, and she entertained Miss Jean Ogburn, a former member of the club and school faculty.
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W. P. Stone
Bridge
Cranford Street
George Hendrickson
Baltimore, Md
Higgins Cooksey Vows Taken In Baltimore Ceremony
Elizabeth Louise Higgins and Robert M Cooksey Jr wed in a Mount Vernon Place church service officiated by Rev Day. The couple left for a Virginia Beach wedding trip and plan to reside at The Earl Court in Baltimore after September 15.
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Earl Court
Baltimore
Maryland
Mount Vernon Place Church
Dr. Day
Virginia Beach
R. M .Cooksey, Sr
Small town party honors visiting guest in city
Mrs. Ray Hoover and Mrs. Ted Hethcock hosted a Lexing ton avenue gathering to honor Mrs. Ansel Cox Jr. of Greenville DC. High score won by Mrs. Sim Pollock with a flower print. Mrs. Cox got the consolation ash tray. Gifts included linen handker chiefs and a novelty flower bowl for Mrs. Proctor.
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Ray Hoover
Ted Hethcock
Lexington Avenue
Ansel Cox, Jr
Greenville
D. C
Sim Pollock
Cox
Roy Proctor
Mildred Pope
Proctor
W. P. Tudor
Forrest Grimes
Meyer Mendenhall
Ace of Clubs hosts bridge gathering at Mrs Boyles home
The Ace of Clubs club enjoyed a meeting at Mrs Alvah Boyles residence on Forsyth Street. Guests arrived to a windings decorated home and a three course luncheon, then bridge was played at four tables. Mrs J Garner claimed high score with china nut cups as prize.
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Ace of Clubs Bridge Club
Alvah Boyles
Forsyth Street
J. #. Garner
Weddings Of Interest Are Announced At Randleman
Miss Eunice Pegram of Balfour and Joe E. Parsons of Randleman were married July 22 at Asheboro Street Baptist church Greensboro. Rev. J B Eller officiated. They honeymoon in Washington DC via Shenandoah Valley and will reside near Asheboro. Parsons works at Asheboro Furniture Co. and Mrs. Parsons is daughter of W H Pegram educated at Star high.
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Randleman
Eunice Pegram
Balfour Community
Joe E. Parsons
Asheboro Street Baptist Church
Greensboro
J. B. Eller
Washington, D. C
Shenandoah Valley
Parsons
W. H. Pegram
Star
Star High School
J. W. Parsons
Asheboro Furniture Co
Asheboro
Marriage of Rev Isaac N Phillips to Esther Kirby in Los Angeles
The couple wed in Los Angeles on July 15. Rev Isaac N Phillips, son of W E Phillips of near Bennett, formerly lived in Randolph County and studied at Randleman High School and the Training School for Christian Workers. He now pastors the Cudahay Evangelistic Church in Los Angeles. Esther V Kirby is the daughter of Rev William Kirby, pastor of the Evangelistic Tabernacle in Huntington, Los Angeles, and Mrs Kirby.
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Isaac N. Phillips
Esther V. Kirby
Los Angeles
Calif
Phillips
William Kirby
Evangelistic Tabernacle
Huntington
Kirby
Randolph County
W. E. Phillips
Near
Bennett
W. R. Phillips
Ramseur
Randleman High School
Training School For Christian Workers
Cudahay Evangelistic Church
Local Personal Visits and Weekend Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs R W Lineberry and sons Kenneth and David plus Mr H V Harden of Winston Salem visited Mrs George Elliott Sunday. Lawrence Lineberry of Lynchburg VA spent the weekend with their mother Mrs Minnie Elliott. Mrs John Council entered Greensboro clinic hospital for an operation and is recovering slowly. Mrs Frank Talley spent the weekend with her parents in Troy. Billy Brown and Joe Pickard returned from Epworth League camp at Waynesville where talks were given Sunday. Emmett Walton of Central Falls spends this week with Harold Redding.
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R. W. Lineberry
Kenneth and
David
H. V. Harden
Winston-Salem
George Elliott
Lawrence Lineberry
Lynchburg
Minnie Elliott
John Council
Clinic
Greensboro
Frank Talley
Troy
Billy Brown
Joe Pickard
Waynesville
Hrardén
Seka
Cherry Grove Beach
Emmett Walton
Central Falls
Harold Redding
Bridge Club Prizes Awarded in Evening Gathering
Second prize a double deck of bridge cards went to Mrs. Walter Rapp. Mrs. Frank Murr received guest soap as visitors prize and to Mrs. Harold Schiffman of Greensboro, the hostess presented linen handkerchiefs. Guests included Mesdames Schiffman, Gray, Tomlinson, Jones, Garner, Alexander, Myers, Long Jr., Walker, Snider, Murr, Green, Smith, Rapp, and Phillips.
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Walter Rapp
Frank Murr
Harold Schiffman
Greensboro
Mesdames Schiffman
Fred Gray
W. E B. Tomlinson
Robert Jones
J. F. Garner
G. T. Alexander
John Myers
Davie Long, Jr
Nat Walker
Vernon Snider
J. 8. Green
W. G. Smith
Julius Green
Charles F. Phillips
Miss Helen Maddock Joins Greensboro College Music Faculty
Miss Helen Maddock a soprano from Batavia New York has accepted a teaching post in Greensboro colleges music school She joins voice and piano departments starting with the 1930 38 session on September 7 She studied at Eastman School of Music University of Rochester earning B M in voice pedagogy and B M in voice performance and is pursuing the master of music degree She studied under T Austin Bell and Henry Watts and is highly recommended as a singer of opera recital and oratorio.
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Helen Maddock
Batavia
N. Y
School of Music
Greensboro College
Luther L. Gobbel
Miss Maddock
Eastman School of Music
University of Rochester
Fron
O Eastman School of Music
T. Austin Bell
Henry Watts
No August Bridge At Sedgefield Club
The regular bi weekly ladies bridge meetings of the Sedge field Country club will be discontinued during the month of August according to an announcement received here today from that club. Announcement will be made as to the date these parties will be resumed.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Erwin Cameron Vows at Nag's Head Cottage
Mary Toms Erwin and Edmund McCullough Cameron wed at the Nag's Head cottage of Durham residents John and Mary Buchanan. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. Donald Stewart, followed by a buffet luncheon, will be followed by a summer trip to Canada before settling in Durham in September. Cameron, Duke University physical education professor, was born in Irwin Pennsylvania and previously attended Culver Military Academy and Washington and Lee University.
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Nags Head
Mary Toms Erwin
Edmund McCullough Cameron
Durham
John Adams Buchanan
Donald Stewart
Presbyterian Church of
Chapel Hill
Buchanan
Clinton White Toms
Ing Culver Military Academy
Washington and Lee University
Duke University
Canada
Clinard Birth Brings Victor Arlington Home
Mr and Mrs Wade Clinard announce the birth of a son Victor Arlington on July 25 at their home 817 Reid Street. Mrs Clinard before marriage was Miss Martha Thompson.
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Wade Clinard
Victor Arlington
Reid Street
Demonstration Clubs To Meet In Raleigh
The North Carolina Federation of Home Demonstration clubs meets for farm and home week in Raleigh on August 26 and holds its sixteenth yearly session August 56. Speakers include Col. J. W. Harrelson administrative dean at N C State College and Mrs. Clyde R Hoey governor’s wife.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Col. J. W. Harrelson
N. C. State College
Clyde R. Hoey
Stratton Couple Welcome Son Claude Gene
Mr and Mrs Sam Stratton announce the birth of a son Claude Gene on Tuesday July 27 Mrs Stratton was formerly Miss Eva Thomas
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Daughters of Confederacy
Asheboro Business Women’s
of Si
Quality Shoe Store
Louis V. Sutton
Terpsichorean Club
Sutton
Cantey Venable
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Thomasville
John Hanley Higgins
Elizabeth Louise
Robert M. Cooksey, Jr
Howell R. Kyser
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Fisher Ferry Street
Harry Lee Lambeth
George Finch
Ralph Wilson
R. C. Harville
Zed Griffith
Claiborne Pennington
D. W. Maddox
Guilford Street
A. H. Werner
Agnes
Charleston
West
Lillian Yow
Arthur Black, Jr
High Point
Jerry Neal Jester
Peggy Mendenhall
Ted Hethcock, Jr
Dolan Baily
Dalton Myers
Dolan Hiatt
Arthur, Jr
Miss Monaco Siler
J. Raymond Siler
Willowbrook Street
Ernest W. Welborn
Trinity
M. EB. Allen
Greensboro College Music School
Sedgefield Club
Erwin-Cameron
Nag’s Head Cottage
Gee
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Rayon
Taffeta
Percales
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