Busy Needles Club Entertained By Mrs. T. R. Short
The Busy Needles Art club gathered at Mrs. T. R. Short's North Main street home for a Wednesday afternoon meeting. Members enjoyed needlework indoors and a watermelon feast on the back lawn with Mesdames Warren Armfield, A. R. Kimrey, R. M. Williams, Carl Shelton, Reitze Pitts, L. M. Ward, A. A. Hylton and E. P. Brenner present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needles Art Club
T. R. Short
North Main Street
Mesdames Warren Armfield
A. R. Kimrey
R. M. Williams
Carl Shelton
Reitze Pitts
L. M. Ward
A. A. Hylton
E. P. Brenner
Shirley Gray Harvey Seven Birthday Party Held
Mrs Carl Harvey entertained on Monday at English street home honoring her daughter Shirley Gray as she celebrated her seventh birthday. The party featured games contests and stunts then a dining room display with a white pink and green color scheme. A white cake with pink candles served as centerpiece with ice cream cake candy and lemonade. Tiny candy baskets were given as favors to guests including Lily Belle Jackie Hooper Joyce Tew Geraldine Tew Genia Glenn Jerry Tucker Brown Evelyn Hoover Junior Hoover Sonyla Sue Hall Gene Hall Wanda Hooper Ronnie Hooper Nancy Sue Howard Helen Kinsey Ronnie Falls Roger Hedrick Betty Jane Mitchell and Jackie Kitchen of South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Harvey
English Street
Shirley Gray
Lily Belle
Jackie Hooper
Joyce
Geraldine Tew
Genia Glenn
Jerry Tucker Brown
Evelyn
Junior Hoover
Sonyla Sue
Gene Hall
Wanda
Ronnie Hooper
Nancy Sue Howard
Helen Marie Kinsey
Ronnie Falls
Roger Hedrick
Betty Jane Mitchell
Jackie Kitchen
South Carolina
Miss Virginia Carrier Feted With Farewell Parties
Miss Virginia Carrier associate secretary of the local YWCA leaves Sunday for Asheville for a month and new duties at the YWCA in Lansing Michigan. Mrs Fred C Munday hosted a six guest dinner at Forrest Avenue followed by a Live Yers shower and games. The group hosts another dinner at the Jefferson Standard Roof Garden and a theater party in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Carrier
Fred C. Munday
Forrest Avenue
Virginia Arrier
Carrier
Asheville
Lanine
Mich
Misses Carrier
Ellen Ansen
Doris Caldwell
Lucile
Johnston
Gene Horney
Miss Carrier
Women of the Moose Hold Regular Meeting
The Women of the Moose chapter met at the Loyal Order of the Moose Hall on North Main Street with twenty members present. Mrs. Mabel Beeson presided and the group voted to change to weekly meetings on Wednesdays and to secure the hall each week. A letter from Mrs. Mary Hooper of Baltimore announced the state convention to be held in Asheville on August 28, and another from the Charlotte chapter requested permission to serve refreshments at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Loyal Order of the Oose
North Main Street
Mabel Beeson
Ary Hooper
Baltimore
Asheville
Charlotte
Mrs J M Smith Hosts Dinner Honoring Three Brides
Mrs J M Smith gave a dinner Sunday at her East Lexington avenue home honoring three recent brides. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wes Smith of Trinity Mr and Mrs Robert Hughes and Mr and Mrs Arthur C Ray along with other local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Smith
Lexington Avenue
Wesley Smith
Robertughes
Arthur C. Ray
Wes- Smith
Trinity
Robert Hughes
Messiserry
J. M
Jessie and
Harriemith
J. M.mith
Party at Hob Nob Club Hosts Local Social Set
Miss Nola Idol and Clarence Williams entertained many friends at the Hob Nob club on Prospect road Wednesday evening. A large number attended for an enjoyable night. guests included Miss Ray Smith Miss Bronnie Moore Miss Grace Osteen Miss Irene Pelson of the city and Miss Gail Downs of New York and Roanoke Va plus Rex Spilmore Thomas O Neill Sam Bowman of New York Paul Hauser Dennis Young and Archie Chase of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Idol
Clarence Williams
Hob Nob Club
Prospect Road
Ray Smith
Bronnie Moore
Grace Osteen
Irene Pelson
Gail Downs
New York
Roanoke
Rex Spilmore
Thomas O'Neill
Sam Bowman
Paul Hauser
Dennis Young
Archie Chase
Weekly Story Hour Discontinued at High Point Library
The Friday 10 30 a m story hour at High Point Public Library is discontinued until fall after school reopens, announced by city librarian Mrs Nancy K Poston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Public Library
Nancy K. Poston
Blairs Return From European Trip To Washington Home
Mr and Mrs David H Blair and their son David H Blair Jr have returned to their Washington DC home after a three month European tour. The younger Blair has been a student at the University of Freiberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Blair
Irwin Birth Announces Son Ronald Wilson
Mr and Mrs W W Irwin announce the birth of a son Ronald Wilson on July 31 at their home 808 Tate Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Irwin
Ronald Wilson
Tate Street
Social notes of area residents traveling and visiting friends
Mrs I T Mann and daughters Marguerite and Frances Mann returned from Washington DC after a week as guests of Mr and Mrs F M Shore. Sr Thomas Turner and children came back to Parkway from Saint Simons Island GA. Mrs T E McGhee improves at 703 Kennedy St after illness. L G Winfrey and children Donald and Bobby back from brief Washington trip. Mrs Robert E Hughes recovering post operation at Burrus Memorial hospital. Miss Velma Matthews returns home from a month in California and Lake Louise Alberta with AmEx tour. Mrs Eleanor J Hartley hosts Mrs N B Kilmon and daughter Oneida of Accomac VA. Mr Kilmon joined them for the weekend. Mrs A G Meredith and Betty and Lida depart Detroit MI after visiting Mr and Mrs J A Shelton. Lawrence Austin back on Wiltshire Dr after ten days in New York and DC. Miss Lois Hedgecock of Knoxville arrives to stay with her mother on Homestead Ave for a week. A O Von Cannon and Miss Ona Thurber travel to Sabina and Columbus for a motor trip. Mrs Theresa Robertson and Miss Dora Van Sickler of Charleston WV visit Virginia Beach before returning home, guests of Mr and Mrs W R Kester. Miss Edna May Douglas leaves for Austin TX to visit sister Anna Gertrude Douglas for a month. E E Garrett and son from Greensboro. Mrs G F Rule and Winfred Little of High Point return from Carolina Beach and Myrtle Beach. they visited Mrs H H Foust at her cottage. Henry Kersey and son Ernest of Port William OH visit relatives around Archdale. Kersey is brother of Mrs N A Mitchell.
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Seeks Full Attendance Friday
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the hall here for a regular session. Members are urged to attend in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Archdale Ladies Meet Tonight at 7 45
The Ladies Missionary Society of Archdale M E Church will hold a meeting this evening at the church at 7 45. All members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome. A lawn party is planned at Bunker Hill Methodist Church this Saturday night August 7 with sandwiches cake lemonade and ice cream to benefit the church. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Ladies’ Missionary Society of
M. E
Bunker Hill Church
Bunker Hill Methodist Church
Fall Fashion Show Showcases Tree Color Modes
An early September fashion show features fall tree colors including greens gold russets and deep reds. Highlights include a green velvet mode named Weeping Willow and a light gold Norway Maple canal town costume. A blue spruce ensemble combines deep wine and bright blue for a final look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mrs Roy Proctor Hosts Bridge Club In Thomasville
Mrs Roy Proctor entertained members of her bridge club at her Lexington Avenue home in Thomasville. Two tables played contract bridge. Mrs Clarence Gibson won high score and towels, while Mrs Liston Pope of New Haven Conn received visitor prizes. Mrs Proctor also gave dresser scarves to a guest. Refreshments followed for Mrs Pope and Mesdames C F Gibson Z P Lonog Bertram Heathcote Claborne Pennington Jesse Finch Evelyn Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Roy Proctor
Lexington Avenue
Clarence Gibson
Liston Pope
New Haven
Conn
Pepper and Codwise Wed in Washington D C
Mr and Mrs Edgar Fletcher Pepper announce the marriage of their sister Miss Nell Parkin to Mr Edmund Randolph Codwise on Tuesday August 3 1937 in Washington D C Cards enclosed. At home after August 10 at Gaithersburg Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Fletcher Pepper
Nell Parkin
Edmund Randolph
Washington, D. C
Gathersburg
Maryland
Local Residents Return From Myrtle Beach Trips
W. E. Tomlinson and son William return home from Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Paul Hassler and daughters Joan and Patty also come back after a two week stay at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. Bernard Smith of Washington DC visits her mother Mrs. Lena Pratt in Salem Street. Mrs. Pratt and her daughter plan a visit to Columbia DC to be with Robert Pratt. David Long Jr and wife return from Myrtle Beach after time away. Alveh Boyles and son Alvah Jr with G T Alexander and son Tom spend the week at Myrtle Beach. Suzanne and Peggy Jernigan arrive to visit grandmother Mrs F D Jones on West Main Street. they are daughters of Mr and Mrs Jernigan of Red Oak. Ruth McDonald returns to Raeford after weeks with sister Mrs Dave Mac Jester on West Main Street. Mrs Mac Jester accompanies her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pratt
F. D. Jones
West Main Street
C. Jernigan
Red Oak
Ruth McDonald
Raeford
Dave Mac Jester
Mac Jester
Rural Missions Topic At Meeting In Kernersville
The Woman's missionary society of the M. E. church met in the church parlor with Mrs. Morris presiding and Mrs. Fulp leading devotionals. Plans for the centennial week and Home Coming day were discussed. Mission study covered rural missions in China Japan Brazil Korea and the Philippines. Hostesses served ice course. Local social notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. EB. Church
Mesdames
W. S. Linville
W. V. Vaughn
Horace Kirk
R. C. Morris
George W. Fulp
W. C. Stafford
China
Japan
Brazil
Korea
Philippines
T. R. Wolfe
Washington, D. C
Pierre Belotte
Richmond
L. Duckworth
Parsons Paddison
Bly
Magistrate Frees Graham in DUI Charge
Magistrate H B Thames acquitted John Hugh Graham chairman of the State Board of Fisheries of driving under the influence. The court directed the verdict at the trial yesterday in Awenda C August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Thames
John Hugh Graham
State Board of Fisheries
Hearing range of human ear measured in vibrational data
A report notes that human hearing in some cases detects sounds from 16 to 40 000 vibrations eight second.
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Busy Needles Club
Gunther
Shirley Gray Harvey
Smith Etes
Nat Walker
D. H. Blairs
Shirley
Hawaii
Spain
Papa
Mama
George Temple
San Francisco
I. T. Mann
Marguerite
Frances Mann
F. M. Shore
Thomas Turner
Parkway
Saint Simon's Island
T. E. McGhee
Kennedy Street
Mrs. L. G. Winfrey
Donald
Bobby
Washington, Am
Robert E. Hughes
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Velma Matthews
Thurston Street
California
Lake Louise
Alberta
Canada
Eleanor J. Hartley
Sophia
N. B. Kilmon
Oneida
Accomac
Kilmon
Lucille Melvin
Hartley
A. G. Meredith
Betty
Lida
Detroit
J. A. Shelton
Willowbrook Street
Lawrence Austin
Wiltshire Drive
Lois Hedgecock
Knoxville, Tenn
J. 8. Hedgecock
Homestead Avenue
A. O. von Cannon
H. W. Thurber
Ona Thurber
Sabina
Columbus
Theresa Robertson
Dora van Sickler
Charleston
West Va
Virginia Beach
W. R. Kester
Woodrow Avenue
Edna May Douglas
Austin
Tex
Anna Gertrude Douglas
E.E. Garrett
Greensboro
G. F. Rule
Winfred Little
High Point
Carolina Beach
Myrtle Beach
H. H. Foust
Henry Kersey
Ernest
Port William
Ohio
Mr. Kersey
N. A. Mitchell
Smokestack
Velvets
Mrs
Thomasville Club
Hhiger
Gary
Rickey
Moe
Jou
Gee
Ce Anv
Alhy
Sams
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