Miss Jacklyn McMullan Weds Kelman Gomo
Miss Jacklyn McMullan and Kelman Pirie Gomo were united in marriage yesterday at the First Presbyterian church. The ceremony featured a white arch, organ music by Dan Smith and John Gurney Briggs, and a processional and recessional from classical works. The couple left for a brief wedding trip and plan to live with the bride’s father at 404 Howell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacklyn McMullan
Kelman Pirie Gomo
First Presbyterian Church
O. C. Williamson
Dan Smith
John Gurney Briggs
Mr. Briggs
D'Hardelot
Mr. Smith
Liszt
Mendelssohn
Edith Crowder
L. J. Fisher, Jr
J. R. McMullan
Curtis Newton
Wayne Garmer
Frank Parker
Ed Rankin
William Forster
James Farr
Willard Leathers
John
Two Visitors Share Honors At Luncheon
Entertaining in honor of two visitors to the city Misses Marion Davis of Towson Estates Baltimore and Mary Louise Johnson of Williamsport Penn. Miss Leora Hampp was hostess at luncheon Friday at her home on Colonial drive. Miss Davis is the guest of Miss Dorothy Stabler at her home on West Farrises avenue and Miss Johnson is visiting Miss Lois Chidester on Rotary drive. The luncheon table was covered with a lace cloth center ed by a garden flower arrangement pink and white in a silver bow. Variegated summer flowers were used throughout the home. A two course luncheon was served to the guests Misses Davis Johnson Lois Chidester Dorothy Stabler Mildred and Edith Crowder and the hostess Miss Hamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Davis
Towson Estates
Baltimore
Mary Louise Johnson
Williamsport
Penn
Leora Hampp
Colonial Drive
Miss Davis
Dorothy Stabler
West Farrises Avenue
Miss Johnson
Lois Chidester
Rotary Drive
Davis
Johnson
Mildred
Edith Crowder
Miss Hamp
High Point Nurses Invited To Picnic And Party
High Point Graduate Nurses club invited to join Greensboro club for picnic swimming and bridge at Jefferson Country club Tuesday at five o clock. Urges all members to attend this social event which promises a pleasant occasion. Hines family reunion set for September first Sunday at Lewis Sells home near Teaguetown with speaking singing and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Greensboro
Jefferson Country Club
Sepember
Hines
Lewis Sells
Teaguetown
Winston-Salem Road
Ruth Hamlin to Wed Taylor Kennerly in August
Announcement from Mrs. Grace Hamlin Murdock states Ruth Hamlin will marry Taylor R. Kennerly of Mt. Ulla and this city. The couple will exchange vows at the bride’s mother's home on Montlieu avenue Saturday afternoon, August 5 at five o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hamlin Murdock
Ruth Hamlin
Taylor R. Kennerly
Mt. Ulla
Miss Hamlin
Murdock
A. Hamlin
Montlieu Avenue
Two Day Institute Planned In Wilson
Public Health Section of the North Carolina State Nurses association will sponsor a two day Institute in Wilson on October 26 and 27. Miss Anita Jones of Maternity Center New York will conduct sessions for nurses including public health private duty institutional office student or physicians. A registration fee of three dollars per person applies for a two hour session each morning and afternoon. All nurses are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. State Nurses Association
Anita Jones
Maternity Center
N. Y
Wilson
N. C
Watson Einstein Wedding Announced for January
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Einstein daughter of Mrs Bessie Lyle Einstein of 307 Richardson Street to Roger W Watson of Huntington W Va was held January 1 1936 in York Washington DC Mrs Watson a longtime Oak Hill school faculty member since moving here nine years ago is Radford State Teacher College graduate Mr Watson son of Mr and Mrs M W Watson of Morgen NC is a Strickler Upholstering Co executive in Huntington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Einstein
Bessie Lyle Einstein
Richardson Street
Roger W. Watson
Huntingdon
W. Va
York
D. C
Watson
Oak Hill
Radford
Local residents listed in a wave of visits and travels
A long list of area residents leave for study trips and vacations. Mrs. R E Ranson attends Columbia University summer school in New York and observes at Lincoln school. Others travel to Virginia Beach New York and Myrtle Beach with relatives and friends. Several recover from operations and visit relatives in Ohio Washington and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Ranson
New York City
Columbia University
Lincoln School
Columbia
Dewey Hammer
Jack
Rebecca
Homer Moore
Canton
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Washington, D
E. L. Wood
Marriage of Miss Remfrey and Frank Hooker announced
Frances Moss Remfrey and William Irving Hooker wed in Danville Virginia on October 5 1935 in a simple Presbyterian ceremony at the Manse. The bride daughter of Frank C Remfrey of Danville is a Winston Salem hosiery office worker and granddaughter of English and Italian ancestors. The groom a Winston Salem businessman is Asheboro high school alum with many local friends. After a two week Florida trip the couple will reside in Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Moss Remfrey
William Irving Hooker
Danville
Joseph Dunlingston
Hooker
Frank C. Remfrey
Joseph R. Remfrey
Poole
England
Antonia Correll
Florence
Italy
Hanes
Winston-Salem
Asheboro High School
Winston- Salem
Florida
N. C
Frances Moss
Bridal Couple Entertained by Creechs in Home Reception
Mr and Mrs John Douglas Howard recently married were honored at a reception hosted by Mr and Mrs A D Creech at 303 Best Street. The home featured garden flowers and the couple greeted guests. Mrs Donald Mc Adams kept the bride book as about 50 guests attended the event with a cake cutting centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Douglas Howard
A. D. Creech
Best Street
Donald McAdams
Miss Low Mae, Starling
Clayton
N. C
Informal Party at Emerywood Club for Out-of-Town Guests
Miss Marguerite Mann entertained the younger social set at Emerywood Country Club Friday evening honoring three houseguests from Statesville, Miss Hannah Steele, Miss Frances Little and Miss Nancy Gillam. Over fifty attended with bingo ping pong and other games followed by dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Steele
Frances Little
Nancy Gillam
Statesville
Marguarite Mann
Johnson Street
Marguerite Mann
Emerywood Country Club
Carl Gibson Elected President of Coterien Club at Asheboro Road
Carl Gibson was elected president of the Coterien Club at a Friday meeting held at the club cabin on the Asheboro road. Wilson Dillon was named vice president and other officers include Darrell Bulla recording secretary Bill Price corresponding secretary Elwood Cox treasurer and Dave Welborn publicity director. The group endorsed continuing the athletic program and planned a weekend club trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gibson
Coterien Club
Asheboro Road
Wilson Dillon
Darrell Bulla
Bill Price
Elwood Cox
Dave Welborn
Bride Honoree Feted At Delightful Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. W. F. Armfield Jr celebrated her recent wedding with a bridge luncheon at Emrywood Country Club hosted by Miss Patty Redman. High score went to Marion Dickson. Guests included Mrs. Frank Wall and many club members, followed by a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frank Armfield, Jr
Patty Redman
Emerywood Country Club
Marion Dickson
Armfield
Frank Wall
W. J. Fraley
F. Armfield
Kenneth Redmal
Theo
Ramon
Frank W. S. Parker
James
Joe Weaver, Jr
Niet Las
Alma
Vires Cain
Jane Hess
Betty Weaver
Betty Jo Abels
Briggs
Sarah Tomlinsonrine Brown
Mrs Carl Kerner Hosts Bridge Club and Guests
In Kernersville on August 1 Mrs Carl Kerner hosted a bridge dinner for Au Fair Bridge club members and friends at her Main Street home. High score went to Mrs Fred Vance, low to Mrs Tom Street, hostess presented an ivy crystal bowl to Mrs Vance. Other attendees included Mesdames Ring, Shore, Korner, Morris, Vance, Street and Morris. Mr and Mrs Robert Palmer hosted a birthday gathering for son Charles Edward on High Point road with 20 children present and a white birthday cake centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Carl Kerner
Main Street
Au Fair Bridge Club
Fred Vance
Tom Street
Vance
Mesdames Clay VY. Ring
Edgar Shore
Philip Korner
Chester Morris
Fred Morris
Robert Palmer
High Point Road
Charles Edward
Mattie Teague
Grace Welborn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kelman Gomo
Clark Gomo
Maud Pirie Gomo
Barre
Vermont
State College
Raleigh
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Beaux Arts
Inter- Fraternity Council
J. D. Cox
West Farriss Avenue
Howell Street
Gomo
W. B. Thomas
H. 8. Edwards
Stewart’s Brand
S & B Cleanser
Moffitt T'S
North Main Street
Taylor Kennerly
B. Meadows
Fourth Street
Guilford General Hospital
Edna Schwarts
Sarah Herman
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
New York
Grossinger Country Club
Catekill Mountains
Verdyn Shaw of
Pinehurst
Ruth Hepler
Dave Hayworth
Bette Jo
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Clara, Wilkes
Ward Street
D. G. Glisson
Donald and
Robert
Gerard, Ga
Pr. P. BE. Brenner
International Chiropractic Research Foundation
St. Louis, Mo
Mrs. Brenner
Dr. Brenner
John Younts
Bur
Memorial Hospital
Hiram Armentrout
Irvin Groome
Patricia Manor
Myrtle Beach, N. C
Ellis Davis
Lee Creed
Hardy and
Henry
East Bend
Louie Kardaras
Kardaras
Washington, D. C
Helen
Beulah Taylor
Helen Jarrell
Lionel Remfrey
Jackson, Miss
City
Mr. Remfrey
Elmer Hedrick
Madison Avenue
Carrie Crawford
Trinity
Myrtle Beach
Marie Lambeth
English Street
Jacksonville
Fla
C. C. Stout
Tate Street
Clarence Keever
Mis
Jean Clary
Worth Avenue
M. H. Cardwell
Okron
Mr. Cardwell
V. V. Vaughn
Virginia Whicker
R. C. Hunter
Leaksve
C. H. Warner
Sam F. Vance, Jr
Mr. Vance
Staunton, Va
Mrs. L. L. Hansen
Mrs
Pearl Gibson
Concord
Carl Harvey
Shirley Gray
George Davis
Genevieve Ceell
Miss Remfrey
Frank Hooker
Mrs. Creech
Emerywood Club
Pres
Horney
Hubert Katey
Horney Wood
Dave Martin
Fred Byrd
Carl Hartley
Luman Minor
Mack Balkman
Herman Crawford
Edith Burchfield
Edythe Raoch
Main Street W. M
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Gooch
Thomas
W. F. Armfield, Jr
Delightful Bridge
Sun
Palmer
Gladys Welborn
Norman
Jimmie Charles
Charles
Smith Street
Jimime Charles
Billie Barrer
Green
Edith Green
Jo Ane
McDaniel
Mrs. Green
North Main
Virginia Roach Dixon
Quality Shoe Store
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