Miss Lawrence Plans Open Primary School in September
Miss Victoria Lawrence will open a primary school on September 12 and invites interested parents to call 9497. She recently returned from a several week vacation. The World Children’s Circle of Main Street M E church meets at 11 this morning to continue the summer program with parent cooperation urged. The Garden Club Council will meet Tuesday at 10 with Mrs H A White at her Lindsay street home. The Order of the Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening August 23 at the Masonic
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Miss Lawrence
Victoria Lawrence
Garden Club Council
White
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
H. A. White
Lindsay Street
World Children's Circle
Main Street
M. E. Church
Best
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
J. H. Holbrook
Joyce Jean
South Main Street
C. E. Society
Meert
City Lake
Christian Endeavor Society
First Methodist Protestant Church
Elizabeth Welch
Nellie Martin
Margaret Lewis
Central Friends
Clara I. Cox
J. A. Venable
Joseph D. Cox
Young People's
June Barker
Fee Folk
English Street
M. P
Callie
Hope Loftin
Carr Street
Irie Caudie
American Legion Auxiliary
A. Coke Cecil
Oakwood Court
Grover Hester
W. J. Bennett
H. A. Cecil
J. C. Welch
Asheville
Lewis Teague
G. Fox Marshall
I. T. Mann
Genevieve Moore
Dorothy Kirkman
Service Circle
Oak Hill
J. H. Elliott
Prospect Street
Ethel Newton
Bettie Warner
Mary Hamilton
Ww. O. W
Piedmont Camp
Viola G. Payton
Clarence Oscar Myers
Cincinnati
Evanston Baptist Church
J. Stanley Matthews
Myers
H. V. Myers
Salisbury
Route Five
Raymond Campbell
Breta Myers
High Point
High Point Garden Club
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
Abbotts Creek
Abbotts Creek Baptist Church
Kathleen Teague
Vera Smith
High Point College
Frances
Marjorie Mendenhall
Salem College
Arthur Ridge
Montheu Avenue
Masonic Hall
W. F. Sparger
Charles R. Redwine
W. H. Baker
J. A. Pleasants
Lucy Fry
W Cc. T. U
C D. Hunt
Salisbury Street
W. T. Hall
R. E. Leonard
J. C. Leonard
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge entertains at North Hamilton street
Magd alene Rebekah Lodge No 34 hosted a Tuesday chicken stew at Mr and Mrs J A Herndons home on North Hamilton Street with guests including W P Jester T C Whittington Grace Andrews Crater R C Loman and many others A separate shower was held for Mrs R T Draughon at Miss Jacksie Brooks home on South Hamilton Street with a musical romance contest won by Mrs Craughon and a tea service featuring gifts for the bride.
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J. A. Herndon
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
North
Hamilton Street
W. P. Jester
T. C. Whittington
Grace Andrews
Crater
R. C. Loman
Mattie Belman
Margaret Andrews
Dessie Gregory
Dena Jester
Irene Nicholson
Myrtle Shackelford
J. R. Young
G. C. Manley
J. R. McGuinn
Mrs. Herndon
High Point Overall
R. T. Draughon
Jacksie Brooks
Craughon
Mrs. Craughon
G. R. Henderson
L. M. Teague
R. Cc. Loman
Mary Spencer
Lula Mae Spencer
Myrtle Shackleford
Cleo Blankenship
E. P. Jacobs
Wedding of Elizabeth Hackney and Murray Greason in Greensboro
Miss Elizabeth Hackney of Lexington wed Mr. Murray Greason at Rev. G. T. Bond's Greensboro home. After a brief bridal trip, they will reside in Lexington after September 1. Greason, a Wake Forest alumnus, formerly taught at the city high school and directed athletics. The note also covers Eastern Star meeting, a Baraca class watermelon feast, and WC T U activities with local hostesses and participants.
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Speal
Lexington
Greensboro
Elizabeth Hackney
Murray Greason
G. T. Bond
College Place Methodist Church
Greason
George H. Greason
Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
City High School
First Methodist Sunday School
Luther Leonard
Fred Hackney
Jeff Berrier
R. B. Sink
Abernathey
Weisner
Berrier
Young People Hold Watermelon Feast at Lexington Plant
The_Me young people division of the M E church enjoyed a watermelon feast at the Lexington water plant. They gathered at the church and rode in trucks for the outing. Games and contests preceded the serving of watermelons.
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M. E. Church
Robert Jones
Lexington
Shan non and Moore Guests Visit Local Family
Mr and Mrs Charles Shannon of Georgia City and Mrs Raymond Moore of Camden S C arrived Friday to be guests of Mr and Mrs Lewis Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shannon
Geo S. C
Raymond Moore
Camden, S&s. C
Lewis Moore
Greensboro outing highlights Craver family visit
Mr and Mrs John Craver and their son Burke join Mrs Kathryn Richard and her daughters Betty and Billie for a Wednesday afternoon in Greensboro shopping. Paul Knouse of Winston Salem is visiting Charles Craver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craver
Burke
Kathryn Richard
Betty
Billie
Greensboro
Paul Knouse
Winston-Salem
Charles Craver
Mrs D A Tesh Visits Greensboro For Eye Treatment
Mrs. D A Tesh traveled to Greensboro on Wednesday to see Dr. Banner who is treating her eye condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Tesh
Greensboro
Dr. Banner
Couple returns from ten day Canada tour with friends
Mr and Mrs H E Olive and Mr and Mrs J O Boaz completed a ten day motor tour through Canada and the New England states.
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H. E. Olive
J. O. Boaz
Canada
New England States
Swaims Visit Hillcrest Amid Weekend with Relatives
Mr and Mrs Carey Swaim spend the weekend with his mother Mrs 8 D Swaim and sister Mrs W F Brown at their Hillcrest home.
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Carey Swaim
8. D. Swaim
W. F. Brown
Hillcrest
Miss Virginia Abernathey Featured in Atlantic Ty Event
Miss Virginia Abernathey is highlighted in a monthly Atlantic Ty feature. The piece outlines her involvement and status within the club and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Abernathey
Atlantic Ty
Miss Meta Baker Visits Friends in Burlington
Miss Meta Baker travels to Burlington to visit friends, a brief social outing noted in the local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta Baker
Burlington
Miss Virgie Cates Hosts Friday Night Party
Miss Virgie Cates entertained many friends Friday at her Phillips street home. Games filled the evening followed by punch and cake. Attendees included Kitty Silman Frances Cline Letha Krieger Louise Wilkes Ruth Louise Hutchins Virgie Cates Ila Cates Bessie Robbins Tom and Bill Sain Irvin Canada Buck Lowe Ernest Parker Pid Mabe Ned Mullins Milton Krieger Hedrick Bud Hulin and Ed Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Cates
Phillips Street
Kitty Silman
Frances Cline
Letha Krieger
Louise Wilkes
Ruth
Louise Hutchins
Virgie
Ila Cates
Bessie Robbins
Tom
Bill Sain
Irvin Canada
Buck Lowe
Ernest Parker
Pid Mabe
Ned Mullins
Milton Krieger
Hedrick
Bud Hulin
Ed Thomas
Tent Revival At East Green Sees Strong Attendance
Rev. C. L. Ruth reports ongoing tent services on East Green street this week with high turnout. Noted singers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salvadore will perform Monday and Tuesday nights, and also sing at Sunday school and 11 o’clock worship services today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Ruth
East Green Street
Frank Salvadore
UNC to Welcome Freshmen as Fall Enrollment Expected Large
Specin reports UNC Chapel Hill plans a September 19 arrival for new students with freshman week activities September 19 to 21 followed by registration. Classes start September 23. Dean T J Wilson Jr cites uncertain numbers but predicts a 700 to 800 freshman class and unusually many transfers. 3000 housing students last year.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
T. J. Wilson, Jr
Ace of Clubs Bridge Meet at Mrs Tomlinson’s Home
The Thomasville Ace of Clubs met at Sunrise Avenue for an afternoon of bridge at Mrs W E Tomlinson’s home. Vernon Snider won high score with a bonbon basket. R K Farrington second received a banded dish. Present were Mrs Snider Farrington Boyles Green Newby Phillips and Miss Catherine Lambeth.
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Thomasville
Ace of Clubs Bridge Club
W. E. Tomlinson
Sunrise Avenue
Vernon Snider
R. K. Farrington
Alvah Boyles
Jesse Green
Walter Newby
Charlies F. Phillips
Catherine Lambeth
Lambeths Return After Camp In Western State
Mr and Mrs Tom Lambeth Jr return from two months at Black Bear Camp in the western part of the state where Lambeth served as instructor in horsemanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lambeth, Jr
Black Bear Camp
Mr. Lambeth
Betty Clare Jennings Plans Norfolk Bay Cruise
Miss Betty Clare Jennings Teeny and Ruth Harrison left Friday for Norfolk Virginia where they will spend the weekend and take a cruise in the Chesapeake Bay with plans for a brief leisure visit and voyage.
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Betty Clare Jennings
Teeny and
Ruth Harrison
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Mrs Wagatoff Visits Perry Family in Home Here
Mrs Oscar Wagatoff of Huntersville has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs E F Perry at their home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wagatoff
Huntersville
Mrs
E. F. Perry
Jernigan Family Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. B C Jernigan and her two daughters Suzanne and Peggy Marie returned Friday to Nashville from an extended visit with Mrs. Jernigan’s mother Mrs. Frank P D Jones. They were accompanied by Mr. Jernigan who had remained here previously.
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B. C. Jernigan
Suzanne
Peggy Marie
Nashville
Frank PD. Jones
Mr. Jernigan
Mrs. Mendenhall Visits Cousin in Local Home
Mrs. Charles Mendenhall of Columbia Washington is the guest of her cousin Mrs. Raymond U H Phillips at her home here confirming a social visit among prominent families from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mendenhall
Columbia, D. C
Raymond U H. Phillips
Miami Woman Visits Local Hostess Tuesday
Mrs. Rose Powell Williamson of Miami Florida visited here on Tuesday as a guest of Mrs. R G Jennings.
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Rose Powell Williamson
Miami, Fla
R. G. Jennings
Mrs Paul Green Visits Parents in Mount Airy
Mrs Paul Green spent Thursday in Mount Airy visiting her parents Reverend and Mrs R G Howle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Green
Mount Airy
R. 8. Howle
Norfolk Weekend Outing for Misses May Hall and Guests
Misses May Hall Addie Jones Agnes Gardner and Edith Myers spend the weekend in Norfolk. They plan a boat trip up the Chesapeake Bay during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hall
Addie Jones
Agnes Gardner
Edith Myers
Norfolk
Chesapeake v
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Joseph RE. Edwards
G. K. Saunders
Gladys May
Joseph Roy Edwards
Danville, Va
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Ramseur
W. J. Edwards
Charles Clinton Hoover
Asheboro
Ruth Jarrell
Thomas Marvin Jarrell
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Myrtle Cates
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Carrie Moore
Hope Loflin
Myrtle Moore
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Willowbrook
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Legion Auxiliary
Miles Stryker
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Ohio
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Ashtabula
University of Michigan
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Talmadge Ellington
Motor
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Paul
Lake Waccamaw
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Carrie Crawford
Trinity
Little Herbert Potts, Jr
Martinsville, Va
R. T. Stone
Longstreet
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Boone
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Concord
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Troy
Jackson Springs
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U. S. Naval Hospital
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Virginia Hospital
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Carrie Hooper
Ocean View
Virginia
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P. C. Iveigh
Larkin Street
High Point Hospital
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Katheryn
Edna Pope Crawford
Anne Lee Grissom
Wade H. Kearns
Edna Barnes
Jean Livermore
Lumberton
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Lexington Society
Cliff Waitman
Miss Cates
Twilight
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Duke Unia
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T. J. Wise
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