Miss Virginia Fraley Hosts Bridge Party for Visitor
Miss Virginia Fraley entertained a Drywood Country Club bridge party in honor of visitor Miss Josephine Klutz of Salisbury. Seven tables fueled a lively afternoon with a colorful floral setting and an ice course finale. Top score went to Miss Virginia McCain who received a powder compact. Klutz received a novelty item. Guests included Alma Virginia McCain Caroline Dalton Sarah Lacy Tomlinson Margaret Sears and many others plus out of town visitors Laura Davis Pittsburgh Pa Mary Jane Jackson New York City and Corelli Lazenby Statesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Klutz
Salisbury
Virginia Fraley
Drywood Country Club
Virginia McCain
Klutz
Laura Davis
Pittsburgh
H. N. Phillips
Mary Jane Jackson
New York City
Harry Raymond
Corelli Lazenby
Statesville
Marguerite Mann
High Point Bride Honored At Greensboro Bridge Party
Mrs. Joseph Worthy Ivey of High Point and Mrs. C. C. Linville shared honors at a Greensboro bridge party hosted by Miss Leone Perry. Guests included Mrs. Linville and a list of Greensboro and coastal attendees as pink white wedding motif decor graced the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Joseph Worth Ivey
Poplar High Point
Leone Perry
Oar
C. C. Linle
Alice Dillard
Miss Dillard
Rs. Linville
Ivey
J. P. Dillard
Louise Boyd
Joseph Worthy Ivey
High Point
C. C. Linville
Olin Cummings
Ethel Flourney
Chester Koontz
Newport News
Earl Everagan
Charles Barber
N. F. Johnson
John Lambeth
Mabel Holland
Frances John
Genevieve Boyd
Ruth Shafer
Margaret Neal
Larah Lambeth
Gladys Draper
DeMolay Summer Ball Draws Large Crowd at Sedgefield Manor
About seven hundred in attendance at the High Point DeMolay Summer Ball at Sedgefield Manor last night. The event featured Little Jack Little and his orchestra, with guests from Charlotte Asheville Winston-Salem Greensboro Thomasville and other nearby chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolay
Sedgefield Manor
Igh Point Chapter
Order of de
Sedgeld Manor
Little
Jack Little
Wet
Charlotte
Lewis Hartsell
John Nichols
Asheville
Winston- Salem
Dot Smith
High Point
Vernon Idol
Marguerite Mann
Lloyd Hughes
Rose Rogers
Greensboro
Elwood Jones
Imogene Boyles
Thomasville
Harris H. Jarrell
Glenyce Dalton
Winston-Salem
N. L. Smith
M. 8. Hall
T. T. Mann
KR. H. Sechrest
P. J. Neal
M. L. Patrick
Amon R. Kearns
Holt McPherson
0. A. Kirkman
F. J. Sizemore
H. G. White
High Point Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Miss Bobbie Lindsay Patient At Hospital
Miss Bobbie Lindsay daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Lindsay is a patient at Guilford General hospital where she underwent an emergency operation for appendicitis yesterday afternoon Her condition at this time is regarded as satisfactory it was learned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Lindsay
J. A. Lindsay
Guilford General Hospital
J. B. Ward
Park Street
F. F. Club Meets With Miss Teague
Nine members gathered at Miss Bernice Teague s North Main Street home for a weekly F. F. Club meeting. Miss Mabel Rimmer presided during a short business session before refreshments were served to Mabel and Frances Rimmer Margaret Davis Evelyn Sigman Doris Wright Olivia Amos Elizabeth Amos and Blanche Williams. Millions of girl wives in India are under fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Club
Bernice Teague
North Main Street
Mabel Rimmer
Mabel
Frances Rimmer
Margaret Davis
Evelyn Sigman
Doris Wright
Olivia
Elizabeth Amos
Blanche Williams
M E YOUNG PEOPLE MEET AT JAMESTOWN
The M E Young People of the City Union will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o clock at the Jamestown church. An interesting program includes a talk musical selections a short business session and a recreational program with Greensboro union members. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Jamestown
City Union
Jamestown Church
Greensboro Union
Local People and Visits Across Towns and States
The column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to cities including Kinston Maxton Hickory Canton Ga Jacksonville Fla Charlottesville Va and New York City. It notes hospital patients and recoveries at Guilford General and a birth announcement for V L Wells Jr at 603 Woodberry Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von L. Wells
Woodberry Avenue
Lawn Fete Is Novel Entertainment For Emerywood Members
Emerywood Country Club plans a lawn fete for members on Saturday evening starting at 6 30. Families are encouraged to attend with picnic lunches served plus cold drinks provided by the club. Tables on the lawn will host supper for a promising hot weather social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Y W C A Club Holds Weekly Supper Meeting
The Business and Professional Girls club of the Y W C A held its weekly supper at the Y W Hut with eleven members present. A tasty plate supper was served and followed by a brief business session led by Miss Nelle Ansley, in the absence of club president Miss Mary Leet Underwood, with attendees including Mrs Gladys Davis and several Misses Hayworth Andersen Sartin Barbour Liles Patrick Brown Thompson Ansley Lewis and Carmala Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
Y. W. Hut
Mise Nelle Ansley
Mary Leet Underwood
Gladys Davis
Girls Pentagon Club Meeting Planned This Evening
The Girls Pentagon Club will meet at 7 15 p m at Miss Chidester's home on Drive. All members are asked to attend. Hinshaw Reunion Slated for Sept 1 Relatives gather at White Hall near Randleman on the first Sunday in September at W C Hinshaw's former home with baskets invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Miss Chidester
Hinshaw
White Hall
Randleman
W. C. Hinshaw
Harvesting Lespedeza Seed Urged By Agronomist
A. H. Veazey urges farmers in Deep River and Reedy Fork to harvest lespedeza seed to support crop rotation and erosion control. Kobe and Tennessee No. 76 seeds should be collected with a pan on mowing machines, while Korean seed can be cut when mostly dry. The agronomy department estimates half a million pounds saved in the Deep River area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Service
A. H. Veazey
Mr. Veazey
Kobe
Tennessee No. 76
High Point
Greensboro
Tennessee
Veazey
Agronomist
Agronomy Department
W C T U Meeting Discusses Alcohol and Missions
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs Henry White's Lindsay street home with eleven members. Mrs J A Eshelman opened with Second Corinthians chapter nine then Miss Clara Cox spoke on Alcohol and Missions. A Lake Junaluska study on combating alcoholism was reported and well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Henry White
Lindsay Street
Second Corinthians
J. A. Eshelman
Clara Cox
Lake Junaluska
Dance Committee Of Pentagon Club Meeting
The Dance committee of the Pentagon club meets this evening at 7 30 at the home of Bill Forster on Hamilton street. All members are urged to attend promptly as plans for the club's next dance on Friday September 6 at Sedgefield Manor will be finalized. Committee members include Curtis Newton president Buster Motfitt Robert Taylor Ed Rankin Bill Forster N L Smith Jr and Herman Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Bill Forster
Hamilton Street
Sedgefield Manor
Curtis Newton
Buster Motffitt
Robert Taylor
Ed Rankin
N. L. Smith, Jr
Herman Bernard
Moser Family to Hold North Carolina Reunion at Nagarene Church
The Moser family of North Carolina will hold its annual reunion at Rural Hall on the first Sunday in September. The gathering will take place at Nagarene church, commonly known as the Dutch Meeting House, with the program beginning promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser
North Carolina
Rural Hall
Nagarene Church
Dutch Meeting House
British captain predicts Ethiopia would strike Mussolini in war
Captain Bird-Thompson, retired British naval officer, told the American Business club that Ethiopia would “knock the stuffing out of Mussolini” if war starts. He warned of guerilla and religious warfare in Africa, discussed world fortifications, Gibraltar, Kiel canal, and alleged plans to close the Suez to Italian ships. He urged stronger American coast defenses and noted a U S partnership to use global fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Bird-Thompson
American Business Club
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Captain Bird- Thompson
Bird-Thompson
Gibraltar
England
Helgoland
Germany
Kiel Canal
Anthony Eden
Lord Kitchener
Eden
Britain
Suez Canal
United States
America
Pope to discuss heaven questions at Wesley Memorial service
The Pope will answer congregation posed questions during the regular mid week service at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church tonight. Topics include knowledge of heaven bodies in the afterlife possible suffering in heaven and hell and Jesus return and God’s kingdom on earth. The session begins at 8 o'clock in the church basement youth room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Heaven
Jesus
Revival To Enter Its Second Week
The Gospel Tabernacle hosts evangelistic services for a second week with Rev. H. P. Williams delivering the message at 7 45 tonight. Rev. Co W Wallace of Lumberton leads the song service with a large chorus choir and special musical numbers are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Williams
Gospel Tabernacle
Co. W. Wallace
Lumberton
Moser Family Reunion Promises Strong Singing Lineup
A large Moser kin reunion will start at 11 a m with dinner on the grounds and basket bringers welcome. Noted singers from across the region are set to perform including The Butner Sisters of Winston Salem Montgomery family Germanton and groups from Rural Hall Mount Olive High Point and East Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germanton
Winston-Salem
Nazarene Choir
Rural Hall
Mount Olive
King
Lois Welch
High Point
South Side Quartet
Thomasville
East Bend
James Ingram
Walter Hagen
Thomasville Bride-Elect Honored At Informal Tea
Mrs T J Covington and daughter hosted an informal tea at West Main street Thomasville to honor Miss Catharine Lambeth bride elect of Spencer G Carlton. Guests included Mrs Charles F Lambeth Mrs Frank Lam beth and others. decor featured summer flowers and a novelty recipe cabinet was presented to the honoree. A picnic supper followed with prayers and a Home Missions offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
T. J. Covington
Mary Faison Covington
West Main Street
Catharine Lambeth
Spencer G. Carlton
Lois Johnson
Mary Johnson
Lambeth
W. W. Rankin
Durham
William Webb
Greenville
Reece Harville
C. H. Newby
Corsair club dance set at American Legion Hut
The Corsair club dance at the American Legion Hut on Friday promises a premier social event with many out of town guests. The King- Davis orchestra will play with soloist Biddige Mack and winners Nace and Revelle from the Lexington Grand Amateur Contest. Blue Key club members will serve as sponsors and the chaperones include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poe and others. Sallie McCracken, secretary to Dr. I G Greer, is visiting Waynesville this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsair Club
American Legion
Henry Poe
T. EB. Jennings
H. R. Kyser
Dr W G Smith Returns From Surgery Course
Dr W G Smith, prominent local physician, returns to his home on Colonial Drive after completing a surgery course in Chicago Tl. He reports his offices were closed while he was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W G. Smith
Colonial Drive
Chicago
County Graduate School
Smith
Miss Attwood Enrolls In Weaving Course At Appalachian
Miss Mabel Attwood attends a tweeks weaving and craft course at Appalachian under the direction of Edward F. Wont of Chinh. Mr Worst is a noted authority in this work and 21 state artists are registered at the school for this course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Attwood T
Appalachian &c
Edward F. Wont
Chinh
Worst
Presbyterial Auxiliary Meeting Discusses Home Missions
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met Monday afternoon with Mrs. L. E. Bird and Miss Georgianna Bird as associate hostesses. Mrs. C. R. Hodgin led the general meeting after circle sessions. Mrs. Jack Dewey presented a program on "A Little Journey Through The Synodical and Presbyterial Home Missions" with help from Mrs. J. O. Cook and Mrs. L. E. Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
L. E. Bird
Georgianna Bird
C. R. Hodgin
Jack Dewey
J. O. Cook
Woman's College Adds Art Course
Greensboro August 21 Special An art department is established at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. Dr W C Jackson says Prof Gregory D Ivy will head the new department coming from State Teachers College Indiana Pa Courses in industrial and applied art have been taught before in education and home economics The demand for additional art especially painting and commercial art is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman’s College
University of North Carolina
W. C. Jackson
Gregory D. Ivy
State Teachers College
Indiana
Jackson
Wallburg P T A To Begin Its Work
Wallburg North Carolina August 21 The Wallburg Parent Teacher Association starts activities for the coming school year with a lawn party next Saturday night on the school campus. The party begins about 7 30 p m and all parents and friends are invited. Proceeds from refreshments sales will benefit the P T A for school projects during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallburg
Parent-Teacher Association
P T. A
First day as dog catcher ends in runaway six strays
In Monongahela Bem Sadler captures six stray dogs on his first day as dog catcher. Overnight a break in at the pound frees the animals after someone smashed the lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
Bem Sadler
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Moffitt’s
North Main
Miss Teague
India
Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
L. J. Tuttle
East Green Street
Elizabeth Albright
B. H. Cook
Thomasville Road
Welch Memorial
Philathea
Baraca
Welch Memorial Church
Lake and
Mangum Avenue
C. H. Lambeth
Wesleyan Methodists
Hickory Chapel
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Wimberley's Chapel
Prison Farm
Kivett Drive
W. C. Byrd
Kinston
Mattie McRae
Sarah McRae
Maxton
P. 8. Steed
Virginia
Meddie Dean Jones
Hickory
M. B. McRae
Campbell Street
Ben Ketchie
Ralph B. Ketchie
Canton
E. V. Slack
Jacksonville, Fla
Seminole
George Allen
Thissel Street
Paul Cagle
Cagle
Charlottesville, Va
G. H. Cagle
Star
Fielding Kearns
Josephine Kluta
Ardmore Circle
W. J. Frasier
Jessie
William
Earl
Myrtle Beach
8. C. Cae Goeeer
Roger Kirby
Nancy Joe
Waldo Atkins
Mrs
A. M. Gerringer
Altamahaw
Nell Ansley
W. GC. A
Belle Fontaine
Ohio
Cleveland
Lawn Fete
Emerywood
Y. W. C. A. Club
Lezpedeza
A. H. Veazy
Mosers
Dorothy
Shirley Shane
Baltimore
Messrs
Doak Finch
Thomasville Chair Company
J. Roy Proctor
Nova Scotia
Norfolk
Reliance
R. D. Bevan
George Finch
Hodgin
Janey Reid
J. W. Sechrest & Son
Main ST
JW. Usechrest & Son
Wallburg P.T. A
Harllee
Harilees
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