Lexington Business and Professional Women Review Book
Lexington July 28 The Business and Professional Women club held its regular monthly meeting at the Hege Inn with Miss Mildred Lindsay presiding. Minutes approved, treasurer reported dues paid, balance $39.50. Miss Henley reviewed the book Live Alone and Ike It by Marjorie Hillis. Social reports and friendships noted. several local residents mentioned visiting relatives and returning from trips and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Women's Club
Hege Inn
Milda Lindsay
Lsoclub
Marjorie Hillis
Bride Miss Jewell Loflin Weds Quennie Spell in Wilmington
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Jewell Loflin and Quennie Spell, both of this city, solemnized Saturday morning in Wilmington. Spell is the son of Mr and Mrs G Spell of Clinton and employed by Adams-Millis. They plan a brief Wilmington trip to Carolina Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jewellin
Quennie Spell
Wilmington
Furore At The Furriers
Marian Young surveys August fur sales showing novel furs and bold combinations. Black caracul with white caracul vestee and dramatic ensembles in ermine silver fox and gray squirrel dominate. Education efforts urge customer confidence and frank questions about lining and pelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Young
NEA
New York
Fur fashions showcase muskrat and versatile furs
A Fur Coat and Trimming Fashion show highlights luxurious pelts in black gray and brown with muskrat swaggers featured prominently. Gray dominates discussion though black remains preferred. Hudson seal kidskin and rabbit varieties like lapin appear in affordable lines for college girls and practical buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Pendry-Holt Vows Revealed Here
Edith Pendry and Thomas Holt wed in Danville Virginia on Saturday July 24 with Rev L R Black officiating. The couple now reside in Stokesdale where Holt is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillary Pendry
Edith
Thomas Holt
Danville
Rev. L. R. Black
Local church groups hold July meetings across High Point
The High Point Union of Methodist Episcopal Young People met at Trinity Church with Wayne Kernodle as district director guest. Various chapters reported strong attendance and a singing contest winner Ward Street over Wesley Memorial. Plans were made for a Union Retreat at Sunny Acres and a Union Rally. Junior B Y P U hosts at Hilliard Missionary Baptist with games and parlor contests. Other meetings include North Main Baptist Loyal Workers, South Main M E Young People, Wesley Memorial Auxiliary with Helen Clark, First Baptist Philathea Monday, Faithful Workers at Main Street EB, Jewish Ladies Aid at 1010 Lindsay, Abbott's Creek Philathea, Eurelian class at Green Street, Green Street Faithful Workers, and Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary Executive Board gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Union of
Methodist Episcopal Young People
Trinity M. Church
Sunny Acres
Greensboro Union
Wayne Kernodle
Mrs Parkman Returns Home After Beach Visit
Friends note Mrs Teague Prendergast has been seriously ill at Guilford General Hospital since Thursday night with appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teague Prendergast
Guilford General Hospital
Phureday
Wanda Manley Eleventh Birthday Party Observed
Mrs. B W Manley hosted a Saturday afternoon party at Cable street for Wanda Manley eleventh birthday. Kids enjoyed games and contests won by Doris and Juanita McKinney and Jean Spencer. Ice cream, cake, and eleven candles marked the celebration with gifts for Wanda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Manley
Cable Street
Wanda
Doris
Juanita McKinney
Jean Spencer
Juanita
Coleen McKinney
Margie Wood
Betty Griffith
Marjorie Payne
Dot
Edgar Turner
Faye
Joyce Burrows
Mary Elizabeth Wall
Anna Mae Manley
Martha Rae
Manley
Zelma Teague
Whitener Returns Home After Heart Attack Recovery
Friends report Edgar Whitener has recovered sufficiently from a heart attack suffered in Lenoir to be moved from Black welder hospital to his Johnson street home. He remains bedridden for a week or ten days per doctors and is not accepting visitors. Mrs. Whitener accompanied him home and has stayed at his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie White
LaFayette
A“. G. Hunter
Ruth Morris
Nancy Ward
Charlotte
Nancy
Margaret Ward
Roby Freedle
Betty
Billie Rich
Hoyt Wils
Mooresville
Claude Williams
Bud Ward
Camp Hanes
Addie Fulton
Rolina Beach
J. R. Terry
Rotary
Imington
Edgar Whitener
Lenoir
Johnson Street
Welder Hospital
Mr. Whitener
Whitener
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Exington Business
F. N. Nelson
Hillcrest
Wight UL. Rickard
High Regentleman
Reger S. Coble
C. Fonara Inse
R. Laciesonard
Vivid Invention
Pendry-Holt
Ocean Drive
Colonial Inn
Myrtle Beach
RiInGe
Nse Pe Jeweler
South Main Street
Raulova Distributors
M. E. Union
Billie Bunday
Viola Brigman
Archdale
Ward Street
Wesley Memorial
P. U
Hilliard Missionary Baptist Church
Bettie
Geneva Grubb
James
Virginia Saunders
Louise Owens
Margaret Blair
Faydine Page
North Main
North Main Baptist Church
B.C. Williamson
North Hamilton Street
South Main
Young People’s
M. E. Church
Inez Sowers
Grimes Street
Wesley Memorial Aux
Clark
Helen Clark
China
Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Church
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Baptist Philatheas
The
First Baptist Church
CHACH
Faithful Workers Bible Class
Main Street
M. EB
Gibson
North Main Street
Mesdamea
J. P. Hipps
J. 0. Connor
J. R. McDonald
Jewish Ladies
Alp Wild
Jewish Ladies Aid Society of
B'Nai Brith Synagogue
Mre
Joe Locklin
Lindsay Stret
Abbott's Creek
Philatheas
Abbott’s Creek
Euzelian
Eurelian
Green Street Baptist Church
J. C. Causby
Woodrow Avenue
Green ST
Green Street
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Harold FE. Parkman
Leaksville
Wrightsville Beach
Wanda Manley
Lenoir Hospital
Hollywood
Endura
North State Telephone
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