Miss Kearns Hosts Elegant Bridge Party Here
Social highlight of the week was Miss Anna Elisabeth Kearns hosting a bridge party at her Lindsay street home. Guests included members of the younger set, with prizes to Miss Mildred Marsh and Miss Mazie Upshaw. Luncheon featured a salad course served by the hostess and her mother Mrs. Thurlow Kearns, followed by generous gifts to several brides-elect and guests from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Bridge
Lindsay Street
Mildred Marsh
Mazie Upshaw
Robert Taylor
Kearns
Marguerite Mann
Della Copeland
Kinston
Katherine Kearns
Annie Lane
New Bern
Thurlow Kearns
Virginia
Josephine Jackson
Margaret Briggs
Edythe Crooks
Velle Wilson
Betty Sechrest
Margaret Tull
Jane Austin
Helen Marie Sheloff
Betty Jo Abels
Margaret Austin
Nancy Hill
Charlotte Holden
Frances Oliver
Nancy Smith
Marian Dickson
Glenola
Glenola Baptist Church
Anthony
Glen
Eunice Stout
Virginia Marsh
Dewitt Coltrane
Trumpeteer Club Opens With Successful Initial Dance
High Point's new Trumpeteer Club held its first dance at Sedgefield Manor drawing crowds from nearby cities. Bernard Fowler and the Rhythm Masters performed with Ruth Garris as torch singer, featuring the Big Apple group dance. Sponsors included Ruth Pollock and Betty Sechrest, with chaperones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumpeteer
Sedgefield Manor
High Point
Bernard Fowler
Ruth Garris
Big Apple
Ruth Pollock
H. M. Taylor
Betty Sechrest
Jack Abels
Edna Montgomery
Winston- Salem
Stephen Forrest
Mary Owen Donaldson
Greensboro
Hammett Cecil, Jr
Margaret Taylor
Charles Hudson
C. A. Ring, Jr
Allie Forster
R. G. Garland
I. T. Mann
G. A. Pollock
M.S. Hall
Archdale Party Fetes Two Couples
Archdale community honors Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Pearson and daughter Evelyn Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. P. L. White with an outdoor dinner at Gladys Hayworth home. O B Wilson presided. guests include H A Tomlinson Hodgin MecCampbell Spencer Marah Marsh Ridgell Coltrane. Pearson is Archdale Friends pastor relocating from Mount Airy. White have moved into a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Pearson
Evelyn Pearson
P. L. White
Gladys Hayworth
Eugene Marsh
Dora Marsh
Archdale
O. B. Wilson
H. A. Tomlinson
W. H. Hodgin
O. L. MecCampbell
W. C. Spencer
A. G. Marah
J. L. Marsh
Gladys Ridgell
Hazel Coltrane
Pearson
Misses Wrenn And Webb Entertain For Recent Bride
Mrs Virginia Wrenn and Mrs Catharine Webb hosted a small gathering at 116 West Green Street to honor Miss Lady Belle Thomas on her marriage to Roland Hammond. About twenty guests attended and bingo prizes totaling eighteen were awarded. Refreshments included fruit punch sandwiches and cake with a toast to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Wrenn
Catharine Webb
West Green Street
Roland Hammond
Belle Thomas
Clyde Lanning
Miss Gladys Liner Weds H. T. Coley in Hillsboro
Miss Gladys Evalyn Liner of Hillsboro married Rev. Herman T. Coley of Eureka on Tuesday evening August 10 at First Methodist Church Hillsboro. The bride wore a white mousseline de soie gown with white asters and rosebuds. Her parents are E. C. Liner and wife. Coley, pastor of Eno Methodist in Hillsboro, is J. P. Coley’s son from Eureka and a Wofford College and Duke University graduate. High Point guests included Mrs. P. R. Dixon and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Evalyn
Hillsboro
Herman T. Coley
Eureka
R. B. Porter
First Methodist
Coley
E. C. Liner
High Point College
Eno Methodist Church
J. P. Coley
Wofford College
Duke University
High Point
P. R. Dixon
Margaret Dixon
Virginia Dixon
Jen Rae Holton
Nell Holton
Jack Royals
J B Turner Very Ill In Richmond
Mr. J B Turner remains seriously ill in a Richmond hospital after being taken there from his home last Monday. Relatives report that an operation is considered imperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Turner
Richmond
Birth of Son for Ray Misenheimer Family
Mr and Mrs Ray Misenheimer announce the birth of a son on Friday August 20 at their home 1214 East Green Street in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Misenheimer
East Green Street
Local residents listed on visits and travels across several states
Mrs A S Copeland and daughter Della Copeland of Kinston visit in the city staying with Mrs Amos R Kearns and Miss Katherine Kearns. Many others, including Rev A S Bullock and Mrs Bullock, travel to Greensboro for Baptist meetings. Families vacation in Myrtle Beach Cape Charles and Virginia Beach while others return from Camp Graystone Tuxedo and Wrightsville Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Copeland
Della Copeland
Kinston
City
Mrs. Copeland
Amos R. Kearns
Miss Copeland
Katherine Kearns
Beverly Bradner, Jr
Raymond Hutchins
Virginia Beach
Ocean View
Old Point Comfort
Langley Field
Newport News
Cape Charles
Miss Mann Bride Elect Feted With Week of Parties
Social events planned to honor Miss Marguerite Mann whose marriage to Francis Marion Shore Jr. of Washington will take place in September. Luncheon Tuesday at Sedgefield. tea Wednesday at Forest Hill Drive. bridge gatherings Thursday Parkway and Lindsay Street. Friday informal party Rowland Park Avenue. Saturday bridge on Johnson Street. Mann returns from Statesville today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Furr
John C. Hendrix
M. M. Hendrix
G. C. Farr
North Main Street
Marguerite Mann
Francis Marion Shore, Jr
Washington, D. C
Marguerite Burress
Sedgefield
Virginia
Josephine Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Miss Mann
Sarah Tomlinson
Parkway
Marian Dickson
Bridge
Lindsay Street
Edith Moore Sherrod
R. M. Hudson
Rowland Park Avenue
Ruth Pollock
Johnson Street
Statesville
Club Bridge Party At Emerywood Tuesday
The bi weekly Emerywood Country club bridge party will be at the clubhouse Tuesday morning starting 10 30. Reservations with secretary John C Abels required. Hostesses are Mesdames Paul W Casey and Valette J Harris. Luncheon at noon for those with plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Country Club
John Cc. Abels
Paul W. Casey
Valette J. Harris
Pentagon Girls Outline All Day Outing to Cascade Falls
Members of the Pentagon Girls club leave early for Cascade Falls near Roaring Gap for an all day outing. They will be joined by friends and husbands as guests replacing the monthly social event. They plan to return to the city lake in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Cascade Falls
Roaring Gap
City Lake
Carolina Beach visitors travel to Staunton for week visit
Mrs Hearst Newsom and companions depart Carolina Beach for Staunton Virginia to visit Mrs Powell Newsom's mother for a week or ten days. Mrs R M Hudson returns home after Nag's Head and Manteo celebration. Several residents travel to New York and Myrtle Beach for visits and socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst Newsom
Powell Newson
Mary Virginia
Salisbury
Staunton
R. M. Hudson
J. H. Petty
Nag's Head
Manteo
Postponement of Emerywood Ladies Golf Championship
The Ladies Golf Club Championship at Emerywood Country Club has been postponed a week. Qualifying round starts Monday August 30 with the tournament to be played the week of September 6. The event is open only to Emerywood Country Club women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Elliott S. Wood
Business Girls Steak Supper Planned Tuesday
The Business and Professional Girls' club of the YWCA will hold an outdoor steak supper Tuesday evening at 6 15. Members will meet at the Y hut on East Green street and proceed to Mrs. David Yow’s home on Edgedale drive for a back lawn supper in informal attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Y Hut
East Green Street
David Yow
Edgedale Drive
Springfield C E to Present Streamlined Sue at Allen Jay
Springfield Christian Endeavor stages a three act comedy Streamlined Sue at Allen Jay High School Friday 8 p.m. Cast includes Ruby Keller Ruth Hendrix Lucille Babson Jay Hendricks Byron Haworth James Mattocks Louise Honeycutt Nina Cooke Richard Hendricks James Davis Katherine Reddick. Produced by Baker's Plays of Boston and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Springfield Christian Endeavor Socity
Allen Jay High School
Ruby Keller
Jenny Groves
Ruth Hendrix
Lucille Babson
Jay Hendricks
Ben Crump
Byron Haworth
Charlie Boone
James Mattocks
Clarence Elliott
Louise Honeycutt
Sue” Gray
Nina M. Cooke
Cornelia Cobb
Women’s Club
Richard Hendricks
Jonathan Boone
James Davis
Oscar Schultz
Katherine Reddick
Bunny Bartels
Baker's Plays
Boston
Los Angeles
Wayne Deaton Celebrates 5th Birthday Party
Wayne Deaton with the Deaton family celebrated his fifth birthday at home on Chestnut street extension. Outdoor games preceded a dining room party with gifts from Joanna Charles Eleanor Charles Richard Dell Byerly Lou Kennedy Charlotte Zimmerman Lester Zimmerman Vernon Zimmerman Johnny Saferight Joan Saferight Donald Mercer Carol Ann Idol Barbara Idol Margaret Idol Mary Gladys Linthicum Bill Linthicum Darrell Voncannon among other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Wayne Deaton
J. B. Deaton
Chestnut Street
Wayne
Joanna Charles
Eleanor Charles
Richard Dell Byerly
Lou Kennedy
Charlotte Zimmerman
Lester Zimmerman
Vernon Zimmerman
Johnny Saferight
Joan Saferight
Donald Mercer
Carol Ann Idol
Barbara Idol
Margaret Idol
Mary Gladys Linthicum
Bill Linthicum
Darrell Voncannon
Altrusans to Hold Outdoor Meeting at Hospital Lawn
Members of the Altrusa club will gather on the lawn of Burrus Memorial hospital on Tuesday evening for an outdoor meeting. Arrive after 5 30 p m to enjoy games before the supper at 6 30 p m with Miss Gilbert Muse arranging the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Gilbert Muse
Legion Auxiliary Outing Planned At Four Monday
The American Legion Auxiliary unit has set a picnic for Monday afternoon at four o clock. All Legion members and their families are invited, including Gold Star Mothers. The event will be held at Mrs H M Taylors cabin off the Greensboro road. details on location are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
H. M. Taylor
Greensboro Road
Daughters and Sons Born to Local Residents
Mr and Mrs L H Kinney announce the birth of a daughter Elizabeth Ann on August 19 at their Asheboro road home. Mr and Mrs James Dewitt Shean announce the birth of a son David Dewitt on Tryon street. Mr and Mrs R V Lundy announce the birth of a son Reuben Thomas on Saturday August 21 at their Route Two home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H
David Shean
James Dewitt Shean
David Dewitt
Tryon Street
BR. V. Lundy
R. V. Lundy
Reuben Thomas
Route Two
Hughes Raye nuptials announced in High Point
Mrs. Faye Hughes announces the marriage of her daughter Ruth Madalene to Mr. Arthur C. Raye on July 17 1987 in High Point North Carolina. The Rayes will reside at 942 Forest Avenue after August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Hughes
Ruth Madalene
Arthur C. Raye
High Point
N. C
Raye
Forest Avenue
Twin Daughters Born to Mr and Mrs Payne of Chestnut Street
Mr and Mrs Addison L Payne of Chestnut Street extension announce the birth of twin daughters on August 19 at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs Payne before marriage was Miss Clara Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison L. Payne
Chestnut Street Extension
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Payne
Clara Thomas
Brigadiers Plan Initiation Dinner For New Members
Brigadier club members finalize plans for an initiation Tuesday evening for four new members Bill Taylor Joe Crowder Wayne Garner and George Armfield bringing membership to thirteen. Ed C Rankin presides with initiation at Frank Parker home on Hillcrest drive then to the Sheraton hotel for a private dinner. The group also discussed details for an October first week dance with orchestra and Piedmont North Carolina sponsors. Frank Parker named dance chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadier Club
Bill Taylor
Joe Crowder
Wayne Garner
George Armfield
Ed C. Rankin
Frank Parker
Hillicrest Drive
Sheraton Hotel
Piedmont
Caroline
Gay Debs Club Weiner Roast Meeting Notice
The Gay Debs Club will hold a regular meeting at 7 00 o clock Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Helen Henderson 311 W Burton street The meeting will be in the form of a weiner roast All members urged to attend. Patricia Ann Brown Born Here Thursday News note lists birth of Patricia Ann Brown August 18 at 203 Kely street. Charles Leland Daily Born Here August 10 at 438 Ennis street to Mr and Mrs C E Daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Welborn
Y W.C. A
Long Beach
Calif
J. L. Welborn
North Main Street
Main Strenrt
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
Main Street
M. EB
Helen Henderson
W. Burton Street
Patricia Ann Brown
Norman Brown, Jr
Kely Street
Patricia Ann
C. EB. Daily
Ennis Street
Charles Leland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trumpeteer Club
Wrenn
Webb
Gladys Liner
H. T. Coley
Guilford Memorial Park
Ocean Drive
Colonial Inn
Myrtle Beach
Dalton Orr
Fields Pugh
Norfolk
Nebraska
Eunice Baldwin
Armeta Hinton
Baptist Association Meeting
A. S. Bullock
Raleigh
Baptist Association
N. C. Hinton
Gladys Caldwell
Annie Foster
Pinehurst
Carrie Scarce
Misses Ruth
Bess Needham
Nat Walker
8. C
North Carolina
Clarice Davis
Mary Elizabeth Workman
Thomasville
Clara Cole Sherro
Camp Graystone
Tuxedo, N. C
Tuxedo
Doris Stroupe
Myrtle Titman
Helen Dickson
New York
Miss Dickson
Syracuse University
Allen Carwile
Pamplin
J. N. McCrary
J. van Witcher
BE. P. Brenner
International Chiropractic Research Foundation
St. Louis
Brenner
H. D. Gibson
Betty Fay
H. G. Rothrock
Frances
Joan
Skyline Drive
Luray Caverns
Frank Campbell
Frank Jr
J. R. Young
Montlieu Avenue
Mr. Campbell
Mrs. Young
P. C. Iveigh
North Hamilton Ey
Hal Ingram
Betty Warner
Fort Myers, Fla
William Chandler
Charles E. McManus, Jr
Carl Lanier
W. W. Kendall
Wrightsville Beach
Imperial Life Insurance Company
Ocean Terrace Hotel
Don M. Burgess
Mack
North Hamilton Street
Carolina Beach
Mrs. Dixon Ahi and Son
Pentagon
Evansville
Ind
Reuben Patey
North White Plains
N. Y
Mrs. W. L. Jackson
J. EB. Millis
Helen Millis
Elizabeth Harriss Covington
H. Curtiss Covington
Rockford Road
New York City
St. Regis Hotel
Helen Bulla
Evelyn Allen
Washington
Ruth
Trinity
Monay
Blackwell
H. C. Blackwell
High Point Union of
M. E
Ward Street Church
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
L. A. Dickens
Dickens
Sunbeam
Young Women's Auxiliary
Springfield
C. E
Allen Jay School
Wayne Deaton
Altrusans
Hughes-Raye
Gay Debs Club
Weiner
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