Mrs. Sherrod Salsbury Honored At Bridge Luncheon
Miss Twaise Salsbury hosted a bridge luncheon at her West Farriss Avenue home honoring her sister-in-law Mrs. Sherrod Salsbury and the guest of honor Miss Margaret Bundy of Jamestown. High score earned by Mrs. Scott Parker received a double deck set. second prize went to Miss Elizabeth Harllee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrod Salsbury
Twaise Salsbury
West Farriss Avenue
Margaret Bundy
Jamestown
Scott Parker
Elizabeth Harllee
George Welch
Howard Marsh
James Moffitt
Charles Parker
Joseph Cox
Z. P. Long
Thomasville
Helen Jones
Mary Elizabeth Harllee
Louise Bundy
Emily Ragsdale
Community Arts Club Meeting at Smith Home
The Community Arts club met Wednesday afternoon at Miss Berdie Smith's Elm Street home. After a brief business session, members socialized during needlework and admired summer floral decor as the weekly prize drawing by Mrs. Ross Davis occurred. Guests included Miss Crissie Smith and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Arts Club
Berdie Smith
Elm Street
Ross Davis
Frank Payne
C. A. Daniels
L. W. Warren
Harvey Gibson
H. G. Rothrock
Cora Stewart
G. N. Thomas
Crissie Smith
Archdale
Mrs Greenwood Speaks To Willing Workers Class
Mrs G F Greenwood spoke to the Willing Workers class of the Pentecostal Holiness church after an opening with song and prayer. Miss Virginia Hazzard read scripture and 25 members attended an account of Toledo Ohio visit featuring The Garden of Eden display and a marriage booth attraction. An ice course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otelia Oham
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Virginia Hazzard
G. F. Greenwood
Toledo
Ohio
Garden of Eden
Household Arts Club Meets Here
Members of the Household Arts club held their regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. D. Sale on Thurston street. Needlework and conversation filled the afternoon as an ice course was served to Mesdames Sam Burton, Claude Ellington, L. L. Farlow, Minnie Hinkle, Fred L. Ingram, T. G. Shelton, and J. H. Womble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
W. D. Sale
Thurston Street
Mesdames Sam _ Burton
Claude Ellington
L. L. Farlow
Minnie Hinkle
Fred L. Ingram
T. G. Shelton
J. H. Womble
Two YWCA Clubs Hold Meetings
This week the Jolly Y club and Live Yers club met at the Y hut. Mrs Gladys Horney advised the Live Yers and joined a brief business discussion. Lucile Johnston assisted the Jolly Y at the informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Horney
Lucile Johnston
Ice cream socials dot church calendar this weekend
Multiple church social items list events at First Christian West Green Tryon streets and Glenora First Baptist City Lake Park. Events include ice cream and cake socials, open air services, a lawn party, a Fidelis class picnic, and a Piedmont Association watermelon slicing with transportation to Guilford Battleground. Births announced for Margaret Louise Maultsby and a Sykes son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
West Green and
Tryon Streets
Glenola
Glenora Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Piedmont Association
Piedmont Baptist Association
Guilford Battleground
Luncheon Hosts For Kernersville Out of Town Guests
Mrs. Edgar Shore and Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Justice entertained local and visiting guests with a three course luncheon and dinner party. The Kernersville event featured mixed summer flowers and crystal centerpieces with guests including Mesdames Kerner Allen Paddison Donnell Street, Blytheville Arkansas, Brooks Raleigh, and Miss Clare Ramseur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Kernersville
Edgar Shore
Mesdames
Carl Kerner
Walter Allen
J. R. Paddison
D. L. Donnell
Tom Street
J. T. Justice
Main Street
Porson Paddison
Bytheville, Ark
Wood Block
James T. Justice, Jr
Mrs Kerner Hosts Informal Party for Isabelle Clarke
Mrs Carl Kerner acted as hostess at a Wednesday afternoon gathering from 4 to 6 oclock in honor of her sister Miss Isabelle Clarke of Kansas City Missouri. The dining room featured summer flowers and dainty refreshments were served at 5 30 with guests including Mesdames Street Morris Shore Atkins Greenfield Stafford Allen Black Weatherly Ring Korner and Misses Clarke Korner Stafford Ramseur Great Falls 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kerner
Isabelle Clarke
Kansas City
Miss Isabelle Clarke
Mesdames Tom Street
R. C C. Morris
Edgar Shore
J. P. Atkins
Kenneth Greenfield
W. C. Stafford
Ser Allen
Wood Black
J. M. Weatherly
Clay Ring
Philip Korner
Kathleen Korner
Eugenia Stafford
Mary Ramseur
Great Falls
Local Social Notes From Lenoir And Nearby
Mrs Walter Allen and Miss Mary Ramseur of Great Falls 8 C visited relatives in Lenoir on Monday. Miss Isabelle Clarke, guest of Mrs Carl Kerner, returned to Kansas City Mo. Mrs Jewel Banks returned from Kansas City Mo. Mr and Mrs O R York and son Michael returned from a long motor trip through California and other points. Mr and Mrs Bayne Ragland moved into their new home recently completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Allen
Mary Ramseur
Great Falls
8. C
Lenoir
Misa Isabelle Clarke
Carl Kerner
Kansas City
Jewel Banks
O. R. York
Michael
California
Bayne Ragland
Social News From Guilford Area And Nearby States
Friends report Mrs. Fred Bunting recovering well after an appendix operation at Guilford General hospital and accepting visitors. Numerous local residents including Clara Wood and children from Valdese visit. Maude Strickland returns to Atlanta. Harvey Perdue leaves for Dayton. J B Hilliard returns from Asheboro. Pauline Swiggett and Ermalee Crouch plan Carolina Beach and White Lake trip after Myrtle Beach visit. O Neill Swiggett and Gilbert English accompanied them from Archdale. Great Britain starts using planes to inspect traffic arteries to ease congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bunting
Guilford General Hospital
Pauline Swiggett
Ermalee Crouch
Winston- Salem
Elva Yokely
Jimmie Crouch
Carolina Beach
White Lake
Myrtle Beach
U S. C
O'Neill Swiggett
Gilbert English
Archdale
German Club Summer Dance at Sedgefield Inn
Piedmont German club completes preparations for its final summer dance at Sedgefield Inn Saturday evening. Sam H. Denny announces monthly dances, with August event to close the summer series and plans for an Emerywood Country Club fall dance. Dan Gregory and his orchestra will provide music, featuring Fats Gority and other vocalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont German Club
Sedgefield Inn
Sam H. Denny
Emerywood Country Club
Inn
Dan Gregory
Fats
Gority
Recreation Topic At PTA Institute in Chapel Hill
Delegates at the Parent-Teacher Institute in Chapel Hill discussed recreation activities and public school training. Prof. Harold D. Mayer of the UNC sociology department said motion pictures will be used more to supplement textbooks and classroom instruction, urging a constructive attitude toward current films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Harold D. Mayer
University of North Carolina
Rate cut sought by Tidewater Power discussed in Raleigh
Utilities Commissioner Stanley Winborne negotiated with Tidewater Power Company for additional rate reductions. He noted Whiteville residents recently asked for a new price cut and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Stanley Winborne
Tidewater Power Company
Winborne
Whiteville
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Community Arts
Smith Home
Shade
Moffitt's
North Main
YWCA
Glad Girls
Green Street Baptist Church
Virginia Wrenn
West Green Street
South Side Baptist Church
Connor Street
Highland Church
Ernest
Highland M. EB. Church
J. O. Cheves
Davis Street
Whitt
Mesdames Jarrett
Chappell
Weiner
City Park
Mesdames Millikan
Davis
Ward
Moffitt
Swainey
Maultsbys
C. M. Maultsby
Thomasville Road
Margaret Louise
Kernersville
Clara Wood
Margaret
Johnnie
Valdese
J. J. Cannon
East State Street
Harvey Perdue
Dayton, O
R. P. Perdue
Campbell Street
J. B. Hilliard
Asheboro
Great Britain
Joan Fontaine
Sedgefield
PTA Institute
Lang’s
Southern Manor
D. P. Brend
LEGO
N. B
Burnett's
Our Pride
Hams, Ib
Home
Fryers
Phillips
Wilson
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