Wright Kearns Daughter Marie Marries Howard Wright in March
Mrs. Elmer C. Kearns announces the marriage of their daughter Marie to Howard Talton Wright on Sunday March 24 1936 in Danville Virginia The ceremony occurred at the Methodist parsonage with Rev Thompson officiating Marie wore navy triple sheer crepe and carried rosebuds and valley lilies The couple will reside in High Point North Carolina Wright is from Burlington and Siler City while Marie grew up in High Point and works at J C Penney He recently moved to High Point from Greensboro and worked at the Elwood hotel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Kearns
Marie
Howard Talton Wright
Danville
Thompson
Wright
EB. 0. Kearns
North
Hamilton Street
J. C. Penney Company
G. T. Wright
G. T.right
Burlington
Siler City
High Point
Greensboro
Elwood Hotel
Miss Etta Burge Weds W A Taylor of Greensboro
Miss Etta Catherine Elizabeth Burge becomes the bride of William Arnold Taylor of High Point Burlington. The ceremony held August 22 at the Burge home featured an improvised fern arch and white statice. Rev Kilaly officiated. The couple plans to reside in Burlington after September 1 with Mr Taylor entering business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Tigh
Etta Catherine Elizabeth Burge
William Arnold Taylor
Aap
Kilaily
Maxine Burge
Annual P T Institute in Chapel Hill Sept 2 6
The Parent-Teacher Institute, postponed due to the infantile paralysis situation, will now be held September 2 to 6 in Chapel Hill. Mrs Charles B E Roe national field secretary will attend daily. Mrs Roe has served with the National Congress of Parents and Teachers since 1924. R T Cottam urges all city associations to send delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Charles BE. Roe
Pear
Roe
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
R. T. Cottam
Parent-Teacher Council
Mrs Davis Returns From Extended Trip
Mrs. W E B Davis has returned to her home on Montheu avenue after about nine weeks away traveling through Denver Toledoo Ohio San Francisco and Chicago. In San Francisco she studied dancing at the Fanchon Marco School and with the O Neill Sisters. The article notes an extended trip with her mother Mrs E F Brooks remaining in Denver and plans to return to High Point in about three weeks.ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER Gwendolyn Claudette born August 22 to Mr and Mrs Worth Polson at Cross street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Davis
Montheu Avenue
E. F. Brooks
Denver
Colo
B. Shaw
Exte
High Point
Gunnie Davis
Toledoo
Ohio
San Francisco
Cal
Chicago, Ill
Fanchon- Marco School
O'Neill
Chicago
Chicago Association of Dancing Masters
Mrs. Worth Polson
Gwendolyn Claudette
Cross Street
Mrs J Enos Causey Honored With Bridal Shower
Mrs J Enos Causey a recent bride was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Alson Crater on East Green Street. Guests sewed chatted and received gifts including a goblet set while Billie Walker and Alson Crater Jr delivered baskets of presents.
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Evelyn Dillion
A. C. Ward
I. P. Walker
J. R. Pierce
Mary Fogleman
Glennie Crater
Iris Hatley
Liszy Peeler
J. EB. Causey
Greensboro Woman Plans September Wedding for Rankin
Miss Cantrell of Greensboro announces the engagement of her daughter Jean Smith Cantrell to Forney A Rankin of High Point. Rankin, a UNC graduate and former Duke law student, is a public relations agent for the Soil Conservation Service and Phi Beta Kappa. The wedding is set for mid September in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Smith Cantrell
Eugene Bohannah Cantrell
Greensboro
Forney A. Rankin
Aan Tele
Suneueney
Eugene Bohennah Cantrell
Winston-Salem
Jean Smith
Forney Andreas Rankin
High Point
Mara
Katherine Smith Cantrell
Woman's College
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Rankin
Belmont
W. Thomas Rankin
Soil Conservation Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Law School
Duke University
Durham
Carolina
Phi Beta Kappa
Fulp Reunion Planned For September At Sanders Fulp Home
The annual Fulp reunion will be held at Sanders Fulp's home fifty miles east of King, D. C., on Sunday September 1. Family members and connections, plus friends and neighbors, are invited to attend and bring baskets for a noon lunch on the grounds.
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Fulp
Sanders Fulp
King
D. C
Former Resident Annie Tucker Visits Here in Town
Mrs Annie Tucker London of Washington DC and Orange NJ is visiting relatives here and stays with Mrs M 8 Idel on North Main street. Tucker, formerly Annie L Tucker, was secretary to Edgar Hartley at the local Y M C A and has lived in Washington DC for five years. Harold Rogers Barnhardt born August 23 at home on the Thom asville road to Mr and Mrs W A Barnhardt. Mrs Bernhardt before marriage was Florence McMillan of Greensboro. Mr and Mrs John T Ellis of a nearby street have returned after a weeks stay at Myrtle Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Tucker London
Washington
D. C
Orange
N. J
Mra. M
Idel
North Main Street
Mra. Tucker
Annie L. Tucker
Edgar Hartley
Washington, D .C
Mr. Tucker
Athens
R. Barnhardt
W. A. Barnhardt
Harold Rogers
Thomasville Road
Bernhardt
Lorence McMillan
Greensboro
Greensboro Toys Unis Club Dance Planned at Sedgefield
The Toys Unis club of Greensboro high school boys sets September 8 for a dance at Sedgefield Country Club. Music by Jimmy Poyner and his State Collegians with Teeny Palm and Key Scales as vocalists. Chaperones and sponsors to be announced. Club officers listed. Time 10 p m to 2 a m.
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Toys Unis Club
Greensboro
Sedgefield Country Club
Jimmy Poyner
Teeny Palm
Carolinas
Albert Mattocks
Isaac D. Ham, Jr
Harry White
Duck Club Hosts Gordian Members and Guests Dance Night
Gordian club members and their guests are invited to the Duck club for a regular meeting evening at the lodge. The event will be informal with dancing as the main entertainment and the club has hosted nearly all younger social clubs, except the Gordians until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
F. P. Club Holds Meeting At Duke Clubhouse
Members of the F. P. club gathered Friday at the Duke Power clubhouse near the highway with Mrs. John cker as hostess. H. R. Ward presided over business as a social committee was formed for the next meeting and plans for a watermelon feast at the city lake were set.
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F. P. Club
Duke Power Club
Johncker
Mesdames Vestal Campbell
Roy Rouse
T. R. Watson
H. R. Ward
Forest Harris
Roy Hutchins, Jr
Ophelia Hutchins
Jude Thompson
Roy Reuse
Leila Stephens
Bessie Baker
Young People's Union Meets at Jamestown Church
August meeting of the High Point M E Young People's City Union gathered at Jamestown church with song and prayer. Miss Eichelberger spoke on life missions, assisted by her sister-in-law and Wilton Barnes and Mrs. Bain. Calvary won attendance, Greensboro union invited the group to a picnic and swim at Greensboro county park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point M. E. Young People’s City Union
Jamestown Church
Wilton Barnes
Robert Bain
Eichelberger
Kentucky
Geddie Strickland
Calvary
Thero
High Peis Union
Greensboro Union
Greensbor County Park
Witherybody
Sametown
Wayne Kernoble
Greensboro
Adam
Chilun
Local Girls Now On Nova Scotian Cruise
Misses Neil Clinard and Ditsy Cash of High Point were among many passengers returning to New York from a four day Nova Scotia cruise aboard the Britannic of the Cunard White Star fleet. The North Carolinians enjoyed the sea voyage and ship entertainments. Dr. J. W. Slate and T. A. Kearns returned home after a few days at Myrtle Beach, D. C., and Carolina Beach where they visited Dr. H. S. B. Hiatt at Masenbore Sound.
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New York
Neil Clinard
Ditsy Cash
High Point
Nova Scotia
Britannic
Cunard
White Star
Return To Tenn After Visit Here
Rev and Mrs R W and their two children Nag and Bobby left this for their home in Knox Tenn after a two weeks visit with Mrs Prevosts parents and Mrs A L Delk and relatives in Archdale Mr Prevost is pastor of a Smithwood Baptist church her Miss Iris Welborn is expected to return today from Cam Yonahlossee near Blowing Rock where she has been director dancing during the summ Miss Welborn accompanied her mother Mrs J L Welber and her sister Miss Jennie La Welborn will leave Monday for a visit with relatives in Alabama Miss Jackie Gree has returned to her home here from Washington D C where she been the guest of friends
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R. W
Nag
Bobby
Knox Tenn
Iris Welborn
Cam Yonahlossee
Blowing Rock
Miss Welborn
J. L. Welber
Jennie la Welborn
Alabama
Jackie Greee
Washington, D. C
Parent-Teacher Board Plans Yearly Programs
The High Point Parent-Teacher Council executive board met at president Mrs. R. Cottam’s home with 13 present. They announced a Parent-Teacher Institute in Chapel Hill on September 26 and voted to fund representatives. Plans included an early fall School of Instruction and Child Study classes with Mr. H. P. Hardin named Child Study chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Parent-Teacher Council
R. Cottam
West Broad Street
D. & Coltrane
Northwestern Suet
Gboro
Claude Benton
R Street Association
L. Edwards
Cloverdale Association
H. P. Hardin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wright-Kearns
Etta Burge
W.A. Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
P.T. Institute
Mrs. Davis
Miss Cantrell
DRY Cleaning Company
North Main ST
South Main ST
East Wash. ST
Pentagons
Pentagon Club
Badin Lake
Bill Forster
Buster Moffitt
Leonard Koonce
John T. Ellis
Gnaney Stront
Myrtle Beach
Greensboro Toys Unis Club
Sedgefield
Gordian
Duke Clubhouse
M. E
Jamestown
L. A. Barker
Beasie Baker
Hubert Royal
Leona Hayworth
Tenn
Parent - Teacher Executive Board
Duke Power Co
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