Bride Feted At Attractive Party For Miss Ruth Kennerly
Miss Ruth Kennerly former Miss Ruth Lin was honored at a native party hosted by Mrs J D Howard at her mother A D Creech 303 Best Ave home. Snowball pink decor and games prevailed with winners Miss Ruby Hicks and Mrs McAdams. A pink parasol lingerie shower followed a treasure hunt ending with iced watermelon on the back lawn. Guests included Ruth Thayer Beulah Lewallen Emma Lou Fore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Kennerly
Ruby Hicks
McAdams
Ruth Thayer
Beulah Lewallen
Emma Lou Fore
Mesdames Reitzel
Wiss Alma Martin Becomes Bride Rev J C Madison
The article reports the marriage of Miss Alma Martin of Anderson North Carolina to Rev J C Madison of the city at Street Baptist church this day at nine oclock. The ceremony featured a ring ritual. The bride wore a tailored suit with rose accessories and bouquet. The couple plans a motor trip and will return to High Point on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Alma Martin
Rev. J. C. Madison
Young People Meet Joint Greensboro High Point Union
A Thursday night fellowship program at Wesley Memorial Church features a Lake Junaluska conference motion picture by John Lowry and a stunts showcase. Miss Clarice Bowman will install new officers as the service opens with candlelight and the Cross. All city youths are invited to attend at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Point Methodist
Clarice Bowman
Christian Education
Wesley Memorial Church
Lake Junaluska
John Lowry
Wesley Memorial
Buccaneer Club Names Local Girl Leader Of Dance
Dorothy Stewart of High Point is selected by the Buccaneer club of Greensboro to lead the club dance on Thursday at the Winter Gardens in Greensboro. Other featured girls from across the state include Eleanor, Mary Letty Mebane and Webster, Phyllis Clapp, Cort Preston, and Elizabeth Aycock among many. Glen Gray and his Casa Loma Orchestra with Kenny Sargent and Pee Wee Hunt will provide music for the nine thirty to 1:30 performances. The Greensboro group is led by Walter Murray with officers Frank York and Ernest Eichhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Stewart
High Point
Buccaneer Club of
Greensboro
Winter Gardens
Art
Eleanors
Mary Letty Mebane and
Webster
Phyllis Clapp
Cortt Preston
Winston-Salem
Elizabeth Aycock
Alice Dunlap
Albemarle
Edna Gregson
Siler City
Cornelia Holloway
Durham
Evelyn Lyles
Thomasville
Ethel Perry
Rocky Mount
Sarah Price
Raleigh
Dorothy Thurman
Betty Scott
Graham
Glen Gray
Casa Loma Orchestra
Kenny Sargent
Pee Wee" Hunt
Buccaneer Club
Walter Murray
Frank York
Ernest Eichhorn
Au Fait Bridge Club Hosts Dinner in Kernersville
Mrs. Edgar Shore entertained the Au Fait Bridge club at her Kernersville home with a summer floral dinner setting and two tables for bridge after. Guests included Mesdames J. R. Paddeson, Clay V. Ring, J. J. Griffith, D. L. Donnel, Zack L. Whitaker, Carl Kerner, Philip Kerner. Several locals returned from trips to Washington Niagara Falls and New York while others were noted at a Jr. O U A M convention in Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Edgar Shore
Au Fait Bridge Club
Mesdames J. R. Paddeson
Clay V. Ring
J. J. Griffith
Social Roundup Notes Guests and Moves in Local Circles
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kittle hosted visitors including Mrs. G. W. Vanover and son Walter and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Vanover of Clintwood, with more friends traveling to Miami for visits. Mrs. C. M. Flynn and son Kenneth returned to Miami after a month here with Mary Hogan and Mrs. W. K. Nance. Miss Helen McBee visits Grenesboro, and Miss Helen Marshall toured New York and Lawrence Mass. with Mrs. Lester Kildruff. Dr. R. G. Weant is recovering from surgery at Guilford General Hospital and cannot receive visitors. Jaunce Thurlow Kearns Jr. arrives from New York to stay with his parents on Lindsay Street. Beavans Ladies Shoppe staff heads to New York City for fall merchandise, gone about a week. Miss Eula Loflin remains critically ill with pneumonia at 801 East Commerce. The Booths and Mr. Richard Husson visit from Lancaster, Pa., returning from Colfax. The Adams Millis Club meets at Pierce home on Thomasville Road with refreshments for members and guests. Roy P. Crawford and Helen Grissom announce birth of daughter Peggy Joan on August 17 at 809 Grace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marshall
New York City
Lawrence
Mass
Lester Kildruff
Margaret Dorsett
Roy P. Crawford
Peggy Joan
Grace Street
Crawford
Helen Grissom
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church Youth Choir Meeting
The Young People's choir of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church will meet tomorrow evening at 7 in the church choir room. All church youth are urged to attend as announced. The Stephens Bible class also plans a study session tomorrow at 3 at Mrs. C. F. Ellington's home 217 Bay Street led by Mrs. Nora L. Andrews with full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Choir
Wesley Memorial Meeerts
Young People’s Choir
Wesley Memorial
M. E
Stephens
C. F. Ellington
Bay Street
Nora L. Andrews
Return From An Extended Visit
Mrs. Thomas Turner Jr and two children Marion and Henry have returned from a six weeks stay at St Simon's Island and Sea Island Ga Thomas Turner 3rd remained a week with relatives in Atlanta Ga and will be accompanied home Saturday by Howard Harmon Jr of Atlanta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Turner
Marion
Henry
St. Simon's Island
Sea Island
Atlanta
Howard Harmon, Jr
Friendly Garden Club Meeting Wednesday
The Friendly Garden club will meet Wednesday afternoon at two thirty at the home of Mrs. BE. 8S Wilson Jr on Kivett drive. The Junior Garden club will present an operetta The Garden Wedding under the direction of Mrs. P. L. Cox, club counsellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
BE. 8S
Wilson, Jr
Kivett Drive
P. L. Cox
Three Families to Hold Joint Reunion This August
The Bulla Mil likan and Farlow families plan a joint reunion on the fifth Sunday of August, August 30, at the John Wesley place, the same venue as last year. All members are urged to attend for an interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulla
Millikan
Waynick Family Reunion Set for August 23
The Waynick family reunion will be held Sunday August 23 at Thompsonville Baptist Church. Family and friends are invited and asked to bring baskets lunch will be served at noon on the church grounds. The announcement also notes the marriage of Billie Greenwood to Arnold Robert Hayes in Hillaville Virginia on April 12 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynick
Thompsonville Baptist Church
Billie Greenwood
Arnold Robert Hayes
Hillaville
Hayes
G. F. Greenwood
Highland Avenue
Mr. Hayes
George Hayes
Mount Airy
Mountain Park School
Campbell College
Lewis Apartments
South Main Street
Club invites extend through state, notes treasurer Harry Donnell
Harry Donnell serves as treasurer as the club issues attractive invitations across this section of the state. The notices emphasize upcoming events and membership outreach to draw interest and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Donnell
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Ccaneers
Moffitt’s
North Main
George Fulp, Jr
O. B
William Fulp
Frank Flynt
Sam Vance, Jr
The
Asheville
Eunice Haymaker
Roanoke, Va
Lucy Cummings
Leitha Allen
Frances Younger
Edith Helms
Penney Twins
Penney
Aia
Tucker
Sunny Tucker”’ Frocks
Sunny Tuckers
Sunny Tucker
Young Men's Oxfords
Hollywood
J. W. Kittle
G. W. Vanover and Son
Walter
W. M. Vanover
Marcha
A Hughes
Clintwood
George Armstrong
Phyllis Jean
Miami
Fla
C. M. Flynm
Kenneth
Mary Hogan
W. K. Nance
Nance
Helen McBee
Grenesboro
Betty Baker
R. G. Weant
Guilford General Hospital
Ja Ae
Thurlow Kearns, Jr
T. A. Kearns
Lindsay Street
C. B. Stainback
Ora Boggs
Beavans
Eula Loflin
East Commerce Street
H. M. Booth
Mary
Richard Husson
Lancaster
Colfax
G. D. Cox
Adams-Millis Club
Adams-Millis Hosiery Mill
Frank C. Pierce
Thomasville Road
Medamies H. I. Hill
L. W. Coltrane
Ed Hill
O. P. Jones
Z. D. Williams
G. C. Malloy
G. W. Davis
O. P. Shelton
C. W. Keever
Rob Kennedy
Messrs
Charles Pierce
Darrell Pierce
Doris Keever
Elizabeth Moore
Aleta Jennings
Jacqueline
Josephine Jones
Gladys Davis
Marie Coltrane
Hayes-Greenwood
Hutchen’s Bakery
Presh
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