Miss Mary Alice Sicelof Hosts Tea for Miss Virginia Branch
Miss Mary Alice Sicelof hosted a tea at her parents home on Tuesday afternoon from four to six o clock to honor Miss Virginia Branch of Enfield guest of Miss Ruth Hilliard. The event featured pink and white decor with gladioli and a receiving line of notable guests including Mrs Logan Love lace and brides of the summer. Over sixty guests attended the stylish gathering with Miss Branch mingling with attendees and Mrs Pete Bloom bidding goodbyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Branch
Enfield
Ruth Hilliard
Mary Alice Shceloff
C. B. Shceloff
Parkway
Gianias
R. T. Amos
Logan Lovelace
Miss Sheloff
C. EB. Sheloff
Branch
Clyde Hargrove
Winston-Salem
Ray Nibbelink
High Point
Dorothy
Martha
Betty Idol
Tess McMullan
Pete Bloom
Winston- Salem
Miss Abates to Wed Melvin Hutchins
Announcement of engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Ann Bates of New York City to Melvin Hutchins also of New York but formerly of High Point. The wedding is planned for the latter part of August. Hutchins is the son of Mr and Mrs P D Hutchins of 1204 Salem Street, this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Annbates
New York City
Melvin Hutchins
New York
High Point
Hutchins
P. D. Hutchins
Salem Street
Mrs Dickerson to Visit Detroit Guests of Sister
Mrs. W. W. Dickerson leaves tomorrow for Detroit Michigan to visit her sister Mrs. George O Leary accompanied by the O Learys they plan to visit the Century of Exposition Miss Vannah Tomlinson of New York is visiting her aunt Mrs E P Hayworth at 4138 South Main Street recovering from a recent illness Misses Hallie and Preston Starling of Cascade Virginia and Miss Mary Cooper of Roanoke Virginia were in the city as guests of Mr and Mrs H B Smith at 209 Lexington Avenue The T E L Class of Green Street Baptist church will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm with Mrs F P Conrad at 410 Pope Street for the regular monthly business meeting and full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Memorial
M. EB. Church
L. M. Teague
Wise Street
W. L. Edwards
Mcdames
C. W. Hoover
C. C. Hicks
J. E. McDaniel
F. D. Spencer
N. E. Briggs
R. C. Loman
Hattie Bowler
W. R. Brackett
J. B. McDaniel
W. T. Jones
W. C. Burger
Misses Lula May Spencer
Hilda Barbee
Fern Warden
Bessie McDaniel
Mary Harper
Mary Jones
Tom Elder
East Green Street
Green Street Baptist Church
City Lake
Rebecca Smoot
Mesdames L. R. Sessoms
H. R. Russell
A. E. Key
D. C. Mayhew
Raymond Campbell
Mre. Windham
W. W. Dickerson
Detroit
Mich
George O'Leary
Vannah Tomlinson
New York City
E. P. Hayworth
South Main Street
Miss Tomlinson
Hallie and
Preston Starling
Cascade, Va
Mary Cooper
Roanoke, Va
City
Mrs. H. &. Smith
Lexington Avenue
Green Street
Miss Rosemond Bland Feted At Lexington Social
Lexington social calendar features a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Charles Hoover Jr honoring Miss Rosemond Bland of Kinston. Guests enjoyed dessert after two tables of play and prize handkerchiefs. A Danville Baptist church wedding to Mr. H Foyle Michael is noted with plans to reside in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rosemond Bland
Lexington
Mrs. Hoover
Charles Hoover, Jr
Fifth Avenue
Rosemond Bland
Kinston
R. Lacie Leonard
Miss Bland
Brevard Hawkins
R. C. Hinkle
C. H. Timberlake
Paul Hinkle
P. V. Critcher
Co. Cuthrell
Gertrude Myers
Daisy Mare Sowers
Audrey Mackham
Charleston
8. C
Mildred Lindsay
Ruth Meacham
Contract Bridge Club
Marguerite Ebelein
Roy Biggers
Johnsie Warner
Sam Michael
Cora Mae Hege
Mies Rather Hutchins
Mies
Daughters of Wesley Met Monday Night
The Daughters of Webiey Sunday School at Calvery church met Monday night and planned a Children’s Day program. They also started a contest to grow class membership, with Mrs. Marion Yokely and Mrs. Elizabeth Brewer elected captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Wesley
Daughters of Webiey
Calvery Church
Marion Yokely
Elizabeth Brewer
Secall
Early Silk Code Agreement Seen In Paterson
A New York conference between Paolino Gerli and Philip Dimond sparked expectation of a quick, amicable silk code settlement in Paterson New Jersey. Local manufacturers urged incorporation of a minimum wage plan, rayon under silk code, and a unified program for skilled labor with a favorable reply anticipated by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Harrison
Joseph M. Harrison Co
Mr. Baker
Vanderbilt Hotel
National Planning Board
Baker
Gerli
Silk Association
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Madeline Hoover
Mary Alice Sicelof
Miss Abates
Hal G. Robbins
Jimmy Groome
Boulevard
Welch Memorial Church
Lutheran Summer School
Robert L. Conrad
Gaynelle
Hickory
Lenoir-Rhyne College
A. J. Fenner
Ellyria
Ohio
Light Brigade
United Lutheran Church In America
Daily Light Brigade
Greensboro
Thomasville
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Fenner
Conrad
Calvary Epworth League
Revere League of the Calvary E. Church
Ritter’s Lake
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
T. EE. L
Ethel Lopp
H. Foyle Michael
Baptist Church
Danville
James R. Shelburme
North Carolina
Kentucky
T. P. Lopp
Welcome High School
Churchland School
N. C. C. W. Greensboro
High Point College
State Teachers College
Boone
H. H. Michael
Near
Reeds
Paul Dameron
Cameron
Karl Knopf
Newark
N. J
Fidler
Norman Fidler
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Franklin P. Wilson, Jr
Washington, D. C
Patterson
PUNE
Hittingy Herald
Angie
Phede
Jess
By Glenn Hendrix
Philco
Moy
Kelvinator
Seat
Cut-Rate Furniture Co
East Green
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