Miss Mary Colson and J N Dixon Wed in Mooresville Ceremony
Miss Mary Colson and Joseph Norman Dixon were married at Marks Lutheran church Mooresville in a Saturday morning ceremony officiated by Rev L B Blackwelder with relatives present A wedding party included ushers Harry and Hugh Sloop The couple will reside at 211 East Green Street High Point NC Dixon works with the Soil Conservation Service and Colson taught at East Carolina Teachers College now in High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Colson
J. N. Dixon
Mooresville
Joseph Norman Dixon
Marks Lutheran Church
Arthur Weston Colson
Mary Charlotte
Joseph W Norman Dixon
North Carolina
East Green Street
High Point
Altrusans Invited To Tea In Winston Sunday
The Altrusa club invites all members to a tea at Mrs. Sadie Stafford's home 1723 Virginia Road Winston Salem next Sunday at five. Miss Hazel Johnson president announced the event honoring Miss Ann McCrae of Charlotte governor of the Second District. Representatives from all district clubs are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sadie Stafford
Virginia Road
Winston-Salem
Hazel Johnson
Ann McCrae
Charlotte
Altrusa Clubs
Miss Johnson
William Neave Is Honored At Party
Miss Lillie Neave hosted a garden party at Archdale evening to honor her cousin William Neave who recently graduated Guilford College. Guests enjoyed games dancing and a torchlight treasure hunt with punch and vanilla wafers. The event featured numerous neighbors relatives and friends including Katherine Reddeck Marie Butler Ruth Proctor Helen Cecil Katherine Lowe Marie Hawkins Mildred English Mildred Burton Ruth Harris James Harris and William Neave among others. CHADWICK AND POSBERRY WED. Mrs Eva Allred announces the marriage of Mildred Chadwick to Henry Thomas Fosberry on August 10 1935 in Charleston South Carolina. Fosberry now works in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Hall
Neice
Elmer James
High Point
B. T. Bridgers
Lasker
Teachers College
Greenville
Winterville
W. R. James
Bethel
Younts- DeBoe
Greensboro
James
Washington, D. C
New York City
Atlantic City
N. J
W. C. House
Annie James
Messrs
W. R
Gerald Dean James
E. A. Lennon
Elsie Heath
George Clapp
Mildred Stroud
Kinston
Eugenia Powell
Grifton
Emma Boone
Annie James Boone
M. T. Tanner
T. A. Martin
Rich Square
M. H. Hall
Savannah
William Neave
Guilford College
Lillie Neave
Archdaley
Katherine Reddeck
Marie Butler
Ruth Proctor
Helen Cecil
Katherine Lowe
Marie Hawkins
Varner
Mildred English
Mildred Burton
Mar- Ne
Chadwick
Posberry
Eva Allred
Mangum Avenue
Mildred Chadwick
Henry Thomas Fosberry
J. Fosberry
Charleston, &. C
i@ city
Bridge Club Entertained Thursday By Miss Virginia Hunt
Miss Virginia Hunt hosted her bridge club at her Fourth street home on Thursday evening. Two tables played amid summer flowers. Fern Daniel won high score and earned a magazine rack. Pauline Haynes was second and received a novelty ashtray. Mrs. W. L. Hunt assisted in serving a sweet course to Miss Gladys Mendenhall and club members including Mrs. Earl Womble, Mrs. Arnold Wardell, Mrs. B. Francis Hendrix, Bessie Hedrick, Pauline Haynes, Grace Koontz, and Fern Daniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hunt
Fourth Street
Fern Daniel
Pauline Haynes
Miss Hunt
W. L. Hunt
Gladys Mendenhall
Mesdames
Earl Womble
Arnold Wardell
B. Francis Hendrix
Bessie Hedrick
Grace Koontz
Miss Julia Brown Hosts Weekend Lawn Party
Miss Julia Brown entertained a number of friends at a Friday evening party at her Oakland avenue home. Guests included Lexington attendees Miss Cara Cross and Miss Fiera Cross among others and Thomasville visitors Messrs. Ralph Dailey, Sam Barker, Frank Dixon and Arlie Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Brown
Oakland Avenue
Miss Brown
Cara Cross
Fiera Cross
Mildred Lopp
Ruth Koonce
Lexington
Virginia Caldwell
Elizabeth Sugg@s
Letty Jester
Thelma Oakley
Vivian Brown
Doris Myers
Margaret Kearns
Ethel Broadway
Ralph Dailey
Sam Barker
Frank Dixon
Arlie Myers
Thomasville
Bob Craver
Robert Hooker
Ed Willoughby
John Greer
Edgar Clapp
Harold Burgess
Gene Baird
Herman Allen
Wallace Smith
Willard Eldridge
Ed Fitzgerald
Ed Hoover
Arnold Culler
Curtis Moorehead
Richard Yatel
Houston Farlowe
Ralph Clark
Douglas Howard
Jack Myers
Trotter Birth Announces Daughter Betty Frances
Mr and Mrs W E Trotter announce the birth of a daughter Betty Frances on August 16 at 207 East Burton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Trotter
Betty Frances
East
Burton Street
Glad Girls Class Invites East Greentreet Members
The Glad Girls class at East Greentreet Baptist Church invites girls aged 17 to 20 to join their group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glad Girls
Glad
East Greentreet Baptist Church
Announce Birth of Son at Guilford General Hospital
Mr and Mrs Thomas W Ward of 1006 Campbell Street announce the birth of a son, Thomas Evans, on August 15 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs M Z Perkinson of Perkinson's Jewelry shop depart for New York and Lancaster Pa to purchase merchandise and attend meetings of the National Retail Jewelers association and the New York Gift Show. YOUNG LADIES CLASS MEETING HELD AT Prospect M E Church. Miss Lucy Hester hosted the monthly meeting at her Prospect Road home with scripture reading and prayer followed by a business session and social hour for 12 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Ward
Campbell Street
Thomas Evans
Guiliford General Hospital
M. Z. Perkinson
Perkinson
New York
Lancaster
Prospect M. E
Prospect Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Madeline Hoover
Miss Bridgers
A. S. James
Dorothy Sherwood Bridgers
Ashley Simpson James
Lonnie Sasser
Perry Bryant
Mrs. Tanner
Mark H. Hall
Tanner
Altrusans
Winston
Bridge Club
Mr. LeGrand Scott
Guilford County
F. E. Harllee
Caracul
Ers Association
Lucy Hester
Harilee’s
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