Final AAU guests enjoy buffet at Emerywood Club
A farewell buffet dinner at Emerywood Country Club last evening capped an elaborate program for AAU guests and local executives led by T Rochelle and H Albion Millis. About fifty swimmers and officials attended, with welcomes by W F Bailey and entertainment committee co chairs Willis Siane and J Welch Harriss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
H. Albion Millis
W. F. Bailey
National A. A. U
Willis Siane
J. Welch Harriss
Reid Hilton Wedding Tonight and Cake Cutting Vows Tomorrow
The marriage of Miss Virginia Reid and Joseph Truman Hilton will take place tomorrow at Welch Memorial Methodist Church at 6 50 pm. Tonight the bride elects parents host a cake cutting at 801 Park Street with about thirty guests. Dr J D Williams will officiate with Miss Juanita Reid as bridesmaid and Donald Reid as groomsman. Best man Fred Hardy of Richmond Va ushers Howard Horney and James Horney. Music by Hazel Wright and Dianist. The bride is the third daughter of Mr and Mrs John Reid connected with Hayes Beauty Shop. Hilton son of Mr and Mrs J S Hilton of 1010 Sherrod Street works as a bike coach in Goldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Reid
Joseph Truman -Hilton
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
John Reid
Park Street
J. D. Williams
Miss Reid
Juanita Reid
Donald Reid
Fred Hardy
Richmond
Howard Horney
James Horney
Hazel Wright
Joe Fagan
Hayes Beauty Shop
Mr. Hilton
J. S. Hilton
Sherrod Street
Goldsboro
Beta Sigma Phi Entertained Here By Miss Gabriel
Mu chapter members of Beta Sigma Phi were entertained by Miss Hildret Gabriel at her Rome address last evening. Mrs. George Elkins presided over business and social hour as refresh ments were served to members including Anna Lee Catherine Ellison Anne Chappell Betty Cummins Pauline Kennett Francis Muse Mrs. Bik ing and Miss Gabriel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Hildret Gabriel
Rome
Woodrow Avenue
George Elkins
Virginia Dixon
Auss Gabriel
Anna Lee
Catherine Ellison
Anne Chappell
Betty Cummins
Pauline Kennett
Francis Muse
Biking
Gabriel
Girl Reserve Meet Opens At Camp Betty Hastings
Local girls will attend the Virginia Carolina Regional Girl Reserve Conference opening tomorrow at Camp Betty Hastings. The event runs through August 28 with Miss Susannah Thomas as chair and Miss Margaret Graves as assistant, drawing reserves from Virginia North Carolina West Virginia South Carolina and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia-Carolina
Camp Betty Hastings
Modern Music Club Elects Officers At First Meeting
The Modern Music Club held its first fall meeting at Dontee Greenwood's home 319 Louise Avenue. Officers elected include President Nora Lee Philips Secretary Dontee Greenwood Treasurer Nanny Low Thorpe and program committee led by Claude Cook with Jimmie Ledwell and Elaine Phillips. Remarks featured special music by Dot Lewis Margaret Phillips Elaine Phillips and Dorothy Joyce Thorpe. prizes awarded to Margt and Nora Lee Philips. refreshments served to members Dot Lewis Mollie Lamet Elaine Phillips Rachel Shaver Dorothy Joyce Thorpe Dena Morgen Margaret Phillips Nan ie Lou Thorpe Nora Lee Phillips Donree Greenwood and teacher Claude Cook plus one visitor Joan Chilton of Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Music Club
Dontee Greenwood
Louise Avenue
Nora Lee Philips
Nanny Low Thorpe
Claude Cook
Jimmie Ledwell
Jock Rothrock
Elaine Phillips
Dot Lewis
Margaret
Phillips
Dorothy Joyce Thorpe
Piedmont Golfers Play At Sedgefield
The Piedmont Golf Association led by president Mrs Laurance Ingram will stage its bi weekly tournament at Sedgefield Country Club tomorrow morning. Members should start between nine and eleven to finish play in June for the customary lunch afterward. High Point members are expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Golf Association
Laurance Ingram
Sedgefield Country Club
Norrow
High Point
Local residents note recoveries and visits from area paths
Patsy Ann Ritchie recovers at home after tonsillectomy on Saturday. Kearns girl undergoes tonsillectomy at Lackey Clinic and nears full recuperation. Allegra Blalock Violet Reid return home after Carolina Beach visit. Pauline Sprinkle returns to High Point from Baltzly Valley and Ohio. S. A. Swaim remains seriously ill at City Memorial. I. Morgan at Duke Hospital recuperating after recent surgery. Virginia Jackson to visit Wilson relatives briefly. Parish family returns home from Carolina Beach. Jean Hunt returns home after Ocean Drive Beach houseparty. Mrs. Byerley hospital patient at Burris Memorial following Monday operation. L. B. McPherson resting at Burris Memorial. Barbara Wayne McCanless to Cameron for a week’s visit. C. L. Michael and party to Florida ten day tour. Shirley Silver to Newark for bridal duties and then New York and York trip with friends. J. M. Gallant party and relatives return from extended visit to Park Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Ann Ritchie
Willowbrooh Street
Ruth Ritchie
R. L. Pope
Thomasville
Mesdames M. J. Kivett
Elsie Crawford
Bessie Pope
Patsy Ann Kearns
E. C. Kearns
Worth Avenue
Lackey Clinic
Allegra Blalock
Violet Reid
Carolina Beach
Pauline Sprinkle
High Point
Baltzly Valley
Mineral City
Ohio
Virginia Jackson
Wilson
L. B. Parish
Trinity
Jean Hunt Lis
Ferndale Drive
Ocean Drive Beach
S. C
John Byerley
Asheboro Street
Burris Memorial Hospital
Florence Nightingale Club Plan Picnic At Reynolds Park
The Florence Nightingale Club of the W. W. Co. AL held a supper meeting at City Lake. Plans for new activities were discussed including a picnic at Reynolds Park next Monday evening at the regular meeting time. The Girls went to city Jake for a watermelon feast. A large attendance marked the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Club
W. Co. AL
Reynolds Park
City
Jake
Household Arts Club To Meet At Mrs Grissom Home
The Household Arts Club will meet at the home of Mrs C F Grissom at 407 East Green Street tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 oclock. The announcement came today detailing the gathering and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
The
C.F. Grissom
East Green Street
Church Social and Bible Classes Meet in City
Members of the Stephens and Lottie Holden Bible classes will hold a joint meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs M J Lee 1003 Lindsay Street Mrs Nova L Andrews will read the discussions and members are asked to attend A luncheon will be served at Mainoa Methodist Church tomorrow from eleven to one with a menu including chicken pie green beans boiled potatoes slaw gravy tea rels peaches and cream for dessert ENDEAVOR RECREATION The Christian Endeavor Society of the Lebanon Methodist Church held its regular meeting Sunday evening with Miss Annie Bryant in charge of the program theme Recreation For Young Christians Doris King and Beny Welch took part in the discussion Rev O L Easter read a play and group singing followed A brief business session was led by president Mrs Jeanette Cole and the meeting closed with the Christian Endeavor benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens and
Lottie Holden
Stephens
M. J. Lee
Lindsay Street
Nova L. Andrews
wareleoInree
Mainoa Methodist Church
Endeavor Recreation
Christian Endeavor Society of the Lebanon Methodist Church
Annie Bryant
Doris King
Beny Welch
O. L. Easter
Jeanette Cole
Christian Endeavor Benedicion
W K Robinsons Open House Delights Friends
Mr and Mrs W K Robinson hosted an open house at Centennial Avenue on Saturday evening entertaining many friends. The informal event featured a repast and was enriched by guests including Mr and Mrs Welborn Malpass Mr and Mrs Thurman Evans Miss Mary Ruth Browne Miss Louise Brewer Miss Frances Lockwell Mr and Mrs Wayne Kearns Messrs Charles Sizemore Charles Morgan Wade Morris Ruth Andrews Jimmy Reagan and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Robinson
Centennial Avenue
Welborn Malpass
and Ales
Thurman Evans
Mary Ruth Browne
Louise Brewer
Frances Lockwell
Wayne Kearns
Charles Sizemore
Charles Morgan
Wade Morris
Ruth Andrews
Jimmy Reagan
Lost
Domino Club Meeting With Miss Evelyn Sharp Tonight
The Domino club holds its regular weekly meeting at Miss Evelyn Sharp's home on Carrick Avenue this evening at unspecified time. Members will gather at Miss Sharp's residence for club activities and social play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domino Club
Evelyn Sharp
M Evelyn Sharp
Carrick Avenue
Wis Club
Mrs Conrad Returns From Visit To Paints In Virginia
Mrs. Robert T. Conrad returned today from Salem Virginia where she was guest of Miss Vivian Cronk. After five days at the Convention of the Women's Missionary Society of the Virginia Lutheran Synod in Wytheville they toured Virginia West Virginia and Tennessee as weekend guests of Mrs Norman B. Geyer in Kingsport Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Conrad
Salem
Virginia
Vivian Cronk
Women's Missionary Society of the
Virginia Lutheran Synodicat
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Wytheville
Conrad
Miss Cronk
West Virginia
Tennessee
Norman B. Geyer
Kingsport
Patricia Shipman Celebrates Seventh Birthday in Greensboro
Mrs W G Shipman of Greensboro hosted a party at 203 Hicks Street to mark Patricia Shipman’s seventh birthday. Nine guests attended with games and contests, followed by refreshments in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Shipman
Greensboro
W. G. Shipman
Greenshoro
Patricia
CH. Dees
Hicks Street
Swere
McNeill Lemond Family Reunion At Union Grove Church
The annual McNeill Lemond reunion will be held next Sunday August 24 at Union Grove Baptist Church. Relatives and friends are invited and asked to bring a public lunch for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeil-Lemond
Union Grove Baptist Church
Das
Merchants Pick Seven Directors To Complete Board
High Point merchants association announced the results of a balloting to elect seven new directors. Four incumbents were reelected and three new members joined. Re elected were: F. Coke Cecil, H. M. Taylor, G. K. Hutchens and Horace G. Uderton. New directors include R. R. Blackburn, G. G. Chappell and R. R. Ragan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Merchants Association
al Coke Cecil
Association
Oard
Wee
Coke Cecil
H. M
Taylor
G. Ky Hutchens
Horace G. Uderton
Funeral Rites for Mrs Alma C Ragan Held at Wald Street Church
Funeral services for Alma C Ragan 56 wife of J R Ragan were held Monday at 4 pm at Wald Street Methodist Church where she was a member. The pastor Rev J E B McSwain Rev D V Pike and Rev Hie Hill led the service with choir music including Rock Of Ages and Abide With Me and solo Sunrise by Carey Davis. A large gathering attended and pallbearers were Horace Stevens Ernest Freeman Randall Kirkman Bryce Reed E K Hedrick and W S Salissy. Interment followed at Floral Garden Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma C. Ragan
J. R. Ragan
Wald Street Methodist Church
J. EB. McSwain
D. V. Pike
Oak Ill Friends Church
Hie Hill
Asheboro
Carey Davis
Horace Stevens
Ernest Freeman
Randall Kirkman
Bryce Reed
E. K. Hedrick
W. 3 Salissy
Floral Garden Cemetery
Churchill sees films of meeting with FDR in London
Prime Minister Churchill viewed motion pictures of his sea conference with President Roosevelt at the Ministry of Information. Mrs Churchill joined him as hundreds of officials and propaganda clerks leaned from windows to cheer his appearance in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Churchill
Roosevelt
Ministry of Information
Pegram Family Reunion at Bethel M E Church
The thirteenth Pegram family reunion will be held at Bethel Methodist Church near Stokesdale on the first Sunday in September. The program opens at o oclock with talks and music by Professor Whitaker's Orchestra from Oak Ridge Military Institute. A picnic dinner will be served on the grounds, and attendees should bring baskets. About 1500 are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegram
Bethel Methodist Church
Stokesdale
Whitaker
Oak Ridge Military Institute Scill
Lieutenant Colonel Still Killed in Arkansas Army Maneuvers
Lt Colonel Roger M. Stull 46 of Columbia Mo dies in hospital after being struck by a four ton truck during a night maneuver north of Camp Robinson. He was directing traffic in a simulated attack when the vehicle ran him down. Sergeant Hubert L. Sutton injured while attempting to move him. Stull had been commissioned in World War I and taught at Indiana University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Ark
Roger M. Still
Columbia
163Rd Infantry
Fort Leonard Wood
Camp Robinson
Sil
Hubert L. Sutton
Co. E. 163Rd
Stull
Clemson College
Wnd
Atine
Indiana University
Real estate board leader to speak at NC convention
Philip WoiKniskern of Philadelphia president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards will be the principal speaker at the 20th annual convention of the North Carolina Association at Wrightsville Beach on August 28 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville Beach
Philip WoiKniskern
Philadelphia
National Association of Real Estate Boards
North Carolina Association
Building Completed Moyock
Aug 19 report that a combination school gymnasium auditorium has been completed in Moyock. The project consolidates classrooms and assembly space for community use and local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyock
Strange murder trials open in tent court on Belcher Islands
In Hudson Bay on Belcher Islands, a jury of seven Eskimos faces a historic case. Seven accused, including two women, stand trial for the murder of nine of their people in a religious dispute. Among the dead are four children. Justice Plaxton leads the judicial party arriving after an 18 day voyage. Most victims were women and children left to die in the February cold.
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Belcher Islands
Hudson Bay
Canada
P. Plaxton
Qn- Supreme Court
Ont
Alost
Cotton Mills Reopen After Strike Ended
About 2,500 workers returned to their posts at the Er win Cotton Mills as an agreement ended a week long strike in a dispute named the stretch out. Union leaders said terms were undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worwin
Erwin
Pvorest
Silk Stockings Shortage Spurs War Time Substitutes
London reports silk rationing tightens for women as English shoppers seek substitutes like painted stockins amid coupon limits. Bank of England loosens leg coverage rules while bosses resist, sparking debates on patriotism and appearance. Desperate women rely on relatives for extra coupons as markets tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseite Hargrove
NCA
London
U.S
House of Camimans
Bank OF England
Bank of — Oapland
Serdhy Street
Loupen Central
England
Coupon Free Clothes Prices Clamp Down in Britain
Coupon free clothes controls tighten as the Board of Trade enforces new price limits on garments and requires shops to prove second-hand status. The rule aims to curb rackets while high schools like Roedean mobilize pupils to return uniforms. Restrictions complicate special processing for troupes, regiments, and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Roedean
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Emerywood Club
AAU
Durham
Chapel Hill
Duke University
University of North Carolina
Duke
Anton Stees
Duke Chapel
Reid
Hilton
Vows
Beta Sigma Phi
Miss Gabriel
Betty Hastings
Coats
Lizzie Gooch
Piedmont
Sedgefield
S. A. Swaim
City Memorial Hospital
Ok I
Morgan
Duke Hospital
L. B. AlcPherson
Barbara Wayne McCanless
Cameron
N.C
C. L. Michael
Joe Jamson
Lexington
Florida
Michael
T. S. Wat
Laughtin
Shirley Silver Lefty
Newark
N. J
Sylvia Stinreich
Cyril Levy
New York
Joan Freehof
Woman's College
York, Pa
Jo Farkas
Goucher, College
J. M. Gallant
DO. R. Thomas
Ova Mae
Fan Ray Thomas
Chattanooga
Fenn
J. W. Gallant
la Dell Carter
Charlotte
CL. McCunkey
City Lake
Chi-Chesters
Miss America OF National Defense
Alma Carroll
Los Angeles
Circle Three
W.K. Robinsons
Robert T. Conrad
Merchants
Fdr
Bethel M. E. Church
Lana Turner
Arkansas
Association TO Meat
Tent Court House
Guinea
Seville
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