Mrs Henry Holton Hosts Thomasville Bride Elect
Mrs Holton entertained at a Kinneywood party for Miss Wilae Myers whose wedding to Waldron Richardson will occur this summer. Guests played bridge, with Mrs Grady Dickie receiving the rook prize and a goblet set awarded to the winner. Miss Myers received goblets and a crystal set as gifts amid a summer floral setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omasville
Holton
Kinneywood
Wilae Myers
Mn Waldron Richardson
Rook
Bevan Hosts Birthday Party For Nine Friends
Bevan entertained a large group of 43 children at his avenue home Friday after his ninth birthday celebration. Games were directed by Mrs. Kate Norment Beulah Norment and Mrs. Reid in the dining room with pink roses and pink and white candies as party favors. An ice course was served, and several youngsters joined in a lively birthday party scene. Daisy Fuller Hall returns home after a week in Lexington with Miss Gloria Sink in attendance. R D Bain and little Miss from Winston-Salem and Carter of Mocksville attended the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevan
Jean Bain
Winslem
Carson Cox, Jr
Kate Norment
Beulah Norment
Reid
R. D. Bain
Little Miss N
Winston-Salem
C Carter
Mocksville
Lyles Family Vacation At Myrtle Beach
Mr and Mrs G W Lyles and elyn Lyles spend time at Myrtle Beach. Mrs Lyles plans to return Sunday night while the rest stay at a house party location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Lyles
Elyn Lyles
Myrtle Beach
Contract Club Bridge Luncheon at Mrs Mahone Home
Members of the Contract club gathered at 204 Moore Street for a Thursday morning bridge session. Two tables played contract bridge while roses and gladioli adorned the living room followed by a two course luncheon. The high score novelty soap went to Mrs. Austin Finch and handkerchiefs to Mrs. Paul Hassler. Attendees included Mesdames Austin Finch Rain Wilson R. M. Cooksey George Finch Robert Rapp E. L. Webb Paul Hassler and Harry Culp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Club
FE. H. Mahone
Moore Street
Austin Finch
Paul Hassler
Mahone Home
Rain Wilson
R. M. Cooksey
George Finch
Robert Rapp
E. L. Webb
Harry Culp
Hoover and Melcher Wedding Attended in Winston-Salem
Mrs G M Hoover and Mrs Lambeth with two Hoover sisters attended the wedding of Herbert Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence B Thomas of Winston-Salem to Miss Laura Ann Melcher at Augsburg Lutheran church in Winston-Salem on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Hoover
Alliene
Mary Alice Hoover
Frank 8
Debutante Ball Debutante Committee Chosen for Sixteenth Year
The Terpsichorean club of Raleigh selects its debutante committee for the sixteenth annual ball to be held on September 11. Miss Molly Allen will head the committee, with a list of prominent Raleigh social figures including Miss Shirley Haywood Miss Dorothy Dillon Miss Margaret Vass and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Terpsichorean Club
Raleigh
Molly Allen
Murray Allen
Miss Allen
Junior League of
Shirley Haywood
Dorothy Dillon
Margaret Vass
Mary Simmons , Andrews
Ned Ball
8. Brown Shepherd, Jr
Mabel York
Elizabeth Park
Dorothy Thurman
Primrose McPherson
Catherine Harris
Mary Helen Stewart
Molly Winborne
Hazel Perkins
Sadie Root
Kildee Tucker
Hoover announces birth of daughter Ann Rader
Mr and Mrs Ray E Hoover announce the birth of a daughter named Ann Rader on Friday August 7 at their home 404 Lexington Avenue in this city. E J Poe president presided over the meeting and led the devotional welcoming Mrs T Austin Finch as a new member. A program on Cooperative Healing was presented by Mrs C C Wall followed by prayer by Mrs J A J Farrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Hoover
Ann Rader
Lexington Avenue
This City
E. J. Poe
T. Austin Finch
C. C. Wall
J. A. J. Farrington
Miss Willie Mae Myers Honored at High Point Shower
Miss Willie Mae Myers, engaged to Van Waldron Richardson of New Bern and Thomasville, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Wilber Lewis on Centennial Avenue. Guests played games and contests, received gifts, and enjoyed an ice course at party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mae Myers
van Waldron Richardson
New Bern
Thomasville
Wilber Lewis
High Point
Centennial Avenue
Woman's Auxiliary Holds General Meeting at Church Hut
The Woman's Auxiliary of Main Street M. E. church gathered at the church hut Monday afternoon for its general meeting following individual circle group sessions. Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Main Street
M. EB. Church
Bridal Party After Rehearsal Entertained by Mrs Murdock
The Hamlin Kennerly bridal party and guests were hosted by Mrs Grace Hamlin Murdock at her Montlieu avenue home after a rehearsal. The informal party featured garden flowers a pink green and white color scheme and a two tier ivory lace wedding cake. About 20 guests attended with cake cutting and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin-Kennerly
Grace Hamlin Murdock
Montlieu Avenue
Javan Rike
Ruth Thayer
Harrison announces birth of son John Henry Jr in Pittsburgh
Mr and Mrs John Henry Harrison of Pittsburgh Pa announce the birth of a son John Henry Jr on Saturday August 8 at New Allegheny Hospital in Pittsburgh The father is the brother of Dr E T Harrison of this city and has many friends in High Point
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John Henry Harrison
Pittsburgh
John Henry, Jr
New Allegheny Hospital
Harrison
E. T. Harrison
High Point
Randleman Bible Groups Hold Meetings
The Susanna Wesley Bible class at St. Paul M. E. Church met on Wednesday night with Mrs. C. A. Spivey presiding. Mrs. J. B. Davis led the devotional and business included church yard clearing and grass seed sowing. Refreshments followed before adjournment to meet in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Susanna Wesley
St. Paul M. E. Church
C. A. Spivey
John Ferguson
J. B. Davis
James O. Pickard
Theatre caper ends with missing keys and a rhinestone clue
In New York at the Music Box a house manager dispute escalates into a faux pursuit of a thief. A rhinestone earring and a phone number surface as the alleged haul while chaos rages among staff and patrons. A separate item notes a dream of pursuit by hostile Indians and a tale of a boy at a depot who myths a Gastonia ticket from a circus distraction. Rumor hints at a September wedding between two young business people from High Point and Greensboro.
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Slim Pickin
Asylum
Music Box Theatre
New York
Jane Cowl
Sam Harris
The
Music Box
Shouter No. 1
Shooter No. 1
Hawkeshaw
Deak
Gastonia
High Point
Greensboro
Sedgefield
Randleman Bridge Party Honors Bidding and Allan Guests
Mrs Mildred Talley entertained in honor of Elizabeth Bidding of Durham and Walter Allan of Rock Hill at a bridge party with four tables. Louise Matthews won high score, Junius Davis won honor prize. Guests included Mary Hardin Cora Scott Dorothy Fox Elizabeth Bidding Mildred Talley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hardin
Cora Scott
Dorothy Fox
Elizabeth Bidding
Mildred Talley
Jack Newlin
Claud Fox
Grier Newlin
Junius Davis
Robert Allred
Louise Matthews
James Lineberry
Durham
Miss Fox
Mary Elizabeth Bidding
Margaret Newlin
Claudia Fox
Paul Bell
Naomi Church Meeting Sees Study and Social Hour
The Naomi church held a Wednesday night gathering led by Mrs. Ernest Talley with a Scripture lesson and prayer by Mrs. C. H. Christenberry. A lively program followed, then a social hour and refreshments for members. The class will meet with Mrs. H. V. Fox in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Church
J. W. Gray
Ernest Talley
C. H. Christenberry
H. V. Fox
Personal notices from Randleman and nearby towns
Mrs H H Carpenter of Hickory visits friends this week. Cletus Brookshire and Leonard Ward return from Baltimore and Washington. Sam Holland is very ill at home. Mrs Frank Talley attends P T A summer school at Chapel Hill. Frances Smith of Liberty visits Randleman. Helen Loflin from Gibsonville visits Aline Robins. Mr and Mrs V Wood announce the birth of Vernon Stafford Jr on August 4 at Randolph hospital Asheboro. Epsie Woolen visits sister R W Ferree in Danville. Mrs Dane Ferree and two daughters plan to move to Broadnax Va to join Mr Ferree. J W Cozart of Badin entertains at Sam Holland’s. Dorothy Fox visits Asheboro. Worthwhile class M P church met with Mrs J R Brown on aomi street. May Caudle led devotional. Mrs L E Rich read a poem and Mrs Cletus Hardin told the Bible story. Ten members attended with Mrs Hal Brown visiting. Social hour, lawn watermelon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Carpenter
Hickory
Cletus Brookshire
Leonard Ward
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Sam Holland
Frank Talley
Randleman
Parent-Teacher Association
P.T. A
Chapel Hill
Frances Smith
Liberty
Helen Loflin
Gibsonville
Aline Robins
V. Wood
Nounce
Vernon Stafford, Jr
Randolph Hospital
Asheboro
Epsie Woolen
R. W. Ferree
Danville
Dane Ferree
Alice
Sue
Broadnax
Ferree
J. W. Cozart
Badin
M. P. Church
J. R. Brown
Aomi Street
May Caudle
L. E. Rich
Cletus Hardin
Hal Brown
Leach Brown
Brown
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Henry Holton
Lloyd
Gradys
Myers Isses
Mary Marlowe
Edith Mn
Leola Black
Halliens
Mesdames Vann Kaillis Myers
Grady Dick W. Greene
Carlyle Moore
Poe
Clifton Black
Lloyd Wilber Lewis
Elmo
Miss Matthews
Lewisrd
Reents
Bessie Pope
Mrs. R. L. Pope
Fairgrove
Virginia Boyles
West Main Street
Lela Maud
Isabel Boyles
Douglas Crutchfield
Evelyn Lyles
Jennie Reid Newby
Katherine Covington
Carl Newson
Lee Glover
George Lyles
Daisy Fuller Hall
Lexington
Gloria Sink
Lex
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Ue Wabe
Piccadilly
Times Square
45Th ST
Broadway
Denes
Plymouth
Capitol
Forrest
Cadillac
Jaine
NORGE
Hendrix Bros. Furniture Company
South Wrenn St
A. C. Smith
Epuce Adkins
Henry Brandon
Miss Molly Allen
J. H. Harrison, Jr
Randleman Bible Groups
Hill Top Bible Class
Stock Exchange
N. N. Newlin
Mildred Allred
Newlin
James ©. Pickard
J. T. Council
W. F. Matthews
Joe Newlin
Millard
Alfred
E. E. Bunting
Little Sheldon Hughes Heatwole
Nora B
Rozelle Smith
New England
E. EB. Hughes
Boston
Mass
Nora Hughes
James
Joseph
Linville
Dorothy Talley
Lib Swaim
Roaring Gap
Blowing Rock
T. F. Ashburn
Troy
Mrs. Collier Ellis
North Main Street
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