Musical Program Brightens Altrusa Dinner Meeting
An Altrusa club dinner at the Sheraton featured John Gurney Briggs Jr and Rev E E Wiley as guest performers. Miss Clarice Bowman accompanied, with 20 members and 3 visitors present. Briggs sang De Ol Ark s A Moverin Tally Ho and The Nightingale Has A Lyre Of Gold, Wiley performed Scotch ballads in Highlander dress, including I Love A Lassie and Roamin in the Gloamin. The program was well received and included a short business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
John Gurney Briggs, Jr
E. E. Wiley
Clarice Bowman
Wesley Memorial Church
Mr. Briggs
Mr. Wiley
Nancy K. Poston
Lois Welborn
Florence Mermes
Marie Caddell
Sadie Stafford
Kathleen Emerson
Winston-Salem
Tuesday Contract Club Meets With Mrs. James S. Moffitt
The Tuesday Contract club dined at Mrs. James S. Moffitt home on North Main street with sun parlor and living room decor. Guests included Mrs. Wall Miss Lucie Hayes and others as bridge prizes awarded dusting powder to Mrs. Herman Smith and Mrs. Frank Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Moffitt
North Main Street
Herman Smith
Frank Wall
Lucie Hayes
Wall
Mesdames C. T. Ingram, Jr
Scott Parker, Jr
James B. Lovelace
Henry Foscue
W. E. Mitchell
James W. Poole
Phillip Davis
John W. Clinard, Jr
Charles W. McAnally
Jesse Washburn
Mrs Jack Newlin Hosts Randleman Bridge Party
Mrs. Jack Newlin entertained at her Main street home with two bridge tables. Claud Fox won high score. guests included John Southerland, Mary Martha Lineberry, Larry Hammond, Grier Newlin, and the Newlins. An all day gathering of Short and Moser kin drew about 100 relatives and friends from Norfolk, Richmond, Mr. Airy, Greensboro, and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short
Moser
R. Cicero Moser
Alble
S. F. Morton
Rancheman Baptist Church
Arthur Short
Norfolk
R. F. Saunders
Richmond
Birthday Party for Sarah Lou Hosted by Mrs Brown
Mrs Richard Brown hosted a Monday afternoon party from 3 30 to 5 30 honoring her daughter Sarah Lou on her birthday. Guests played games and enjoyed refreshments. Each child received a doll fashioned lollipop and Sarah enjoyed several lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brown
Sarah Lou
Sarah
Local Residents Return Home After Visits and Treatments
Miss Mayme Lineberry returns home much improved after treatments at Duke and Wesley Long hospitals. Miss Sarah Mathews comes back from a summer at Shatley Springs in the western state region. Mrs. John Ferguson spends this week at Marshville visiting Mrs. J. C. Grace. Miss Edna Vuncannon, Miss Ruby Vuncannon, and Lucille Jarrett weekend at Carolina Beach. Misses Marie Dennis of Gibsonton visits Frank Kirkman and wife. Dorothy Talley, a Burrus Memorial Hospital nurse, weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Talley. Mr. and Mrs. Mike McCrary of Lexington visit Mrs. McCrary’s mother, Mrs. A. R. Link. O. C. Marsh returns home after time in Ashe County visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Lineberry
Duke and
Wesley Long Hospital
Sarah Mathews
Shatley Springs
Dorothy Talley
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Frank Talley
Nancy Cooke Feted On Third Birthday
Mrs Thurman Cooke entertained at a Thomasville road home party Monday afternoon from four to six for her daughter Nancy Sue as she celebrated her third birthday. Children Included Nancy Sue Cooke Donald Fritz Betty Jimmy Doris Peacock Bobby Everhart Betty Sain Doris Wagner Jamita Byrum Howard Cross and Johnny Adams. Nancy Sue received numerous gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Sue
Johnny Adams
Attractive Guests Honor Detroit Visitors at Local Events
Summer visitors Miss Georgene Streitch and Miss Sally Streitch of Detroit stay with Mr and Mrs H D Jobe on Rockford road. They were honorees at a bridge luncheon hosted by Miss Mary Lewis Millis at Emerywood Country Club and later welcomed at an intermission party by Miss Helen Millis during the Debonnaire dance honoring the two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgene
Sally Streitch
Detroit
Michigan
H. D. Jobe
Rockford Road
Streitch
Lovely Bridge
Mary Lewis Millis
Emerywood Country Club
Helen ° Millis
Church Social and Ice Cream Sale Planned
The Rainbow class of Lebanon Methodist Protestant church will meet at Mrs. Glenn Lambert's home Friday at eight. An ice cream supper is planned Friday evening by Circle three of Welch Memorial MBE church at Mrs. I B Ridge's home on Archdale road starting at seven. Rev Carl Lewis speaks at the Training Unions general assembly at First Baptist church eight tonight sponsored by Intermediate Union No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Welch Memorial M. BE
I. B. Ridge
Archdale Road
Carl Lewis
General Assembly
First Baptist Church
Geral Assembly
Intermediate Union No. 2
Debonnaire Club Delights With Evening Dance at Emerywood
The Debonnaire club hosted a dance at Emerywood Country club drawing over two hundred guests and visiting attendees. A local orchestra provided music while flowers decorated the ballroom. This marked the club’s second dance since its spring formation and featured members such as Katherine Kearns Mildred Marsh Betty Sechrest Jane Austin Pearl Thompson Pauline Douglas Betty Gwyn Weaver Betty Lou Jackson and Mary Allen Clinard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debonnaire Club
Emerywood Country Club
Flowers
The
Katherine Kearns
Mildred Marsh
Betty Sechrest
Jane Austin
Pearl Thompson
Pauline Douglas
Betty Gwyn Weaver
Betty Lou Jackson
Mary Allen Clinard
Harvest Moon Party Draws Duck Club Members and Guests
About forty people attended the Duck Club Harvest Moon Party at the Sedgefield clubhouse last evening. Hostesses Miss Melita Eldridge and Miss Mildred Schultheiss led dancing as the main entertainment and later served a salad course. the event marked the club’s regular weekly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
Sedgefield
Melita Eldridge
Mildred Schultheiss
Return To Georgia After Visit Here
Messrs John J Camp and Robert Gore returned to Newnan Georgia after ten days with Mr. and Mrs C D Howard at 306 Burton street They were accompanied home by Mrs Howard and her small daughter Joanne The visitors were entertained at a weiner roast by Mrs Howard and Mrs J C Henderson at the city take. Donald Wayne Howard Born Here August 19 Mr and Mrs J Melvin Howard announce the birth of a son Donald Wayne Howard at their home 806 East Russell street on August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Camp
Robert Gore
Newnan
C. D. Howard
Burton Street
Donald Wayne Howard
J. Melvin Howard
East Russell Street
Elizabeth Anderson
Durham
Ralph Wilson
West Main Street
Lela Maud
Isabel Boyles
Douglas Crutchfield
Guy Dudley
Winston-Salem
Twin-City
Spencer Carleton
Gardner Mass
Charles F. Lambeth
J. W. Peacock
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Spring Hope
Ernest Fouts
Alma
Clara Fouts
Elizabeth Burke
Burlington
E. C. Jernigan
Nashville
N. C
F. D. Jones
Suzanne
Thomasville Bride Elect Julia Jennings Feted in Social Week
Miss Julia Brown Jennings, bride elect of Clarence F. Gibson, was toasted at a bridge luncheon hosted by Lela Maud Boyles on West Main street. Guests included Mildred Pope and Mrs. Walter Newby as prizes were awarded and a tea was planned at Sedgefield Manor for September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Julia Brown Jennings
Clarence F. Gibson
Lela Maud Boyles
West Main Street
High Score Club
Mildred Pope
Walter Newby
Miss Jennings
I. G. Greer, Jr
Evelyn Baker
Kitty Kyser
Evelyn Webb
Ellen Mae Pegg
T. E. Jennings Walter Newby
P. M. Sherrill
Walter Rapp
Douglas Crutchfield
Royal G. Jennings
Sedgefield Manor
C. F. Gibson
Royal Green Jennings
Lois Johnson
T. E. Jennings
Charles F. Lambeth
Spencer Carleton
Gardner, Mass
Miss Lowdermilk to Sponsor Toys Unis Club Dance
Miss Katherine Lowdermilk will be the high point sponsor for Greensboro Toys Unis Club’s pre school dance at Sedgefield Manor on Thursday September 3. Ted Jennings and his Winston Salem orchestra will provide music and feature Hazel Bruce's singing. Other sponsors include Miss Mary Louise McLendon Greensboro, Martha Webster Patsy Jones both of Greensboro, Miss Glenyce Daltom Winston Salem and Miss Mary Louise Charmlee Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Lowdermilk
Greensboro
Toys Unis Club
Sedgefield Manor
Ted Jennings
Winston- Salem
Hazel Bruce
Lowdermilk
Mary Louise McLendon
Martha Webster
Patsy Jones
Glenyce Daltom
Winston
Mrs G R Ward Hosts Highland Missionary Dinner
Mrs G R Ward entertained twenty three members and seven visitors of the Highland M E church Woman s Missionary Society at a lawn dinner on North Main Street. The event included a service session planning fundraisers and a zone meeting set for September 9 at Highland church. Patricia Lou Jordan born August 24 to Mr and Mrs W L Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Community Church
J. W. Boyles
West Main Street
Douglas Crutchfield
J. C. Allman
Highland Church
L. L. Grant
Guilford
Homer Taylor
H. H. Robbins
Road Refund Commission to Hear County Refund Petitions
A 1935 legislative commission in Raleigh will meet Friday to review county refund petitions totaling 56.97 million dollars for road debts. Forty four counties sought eight and a half million in refunds after the state took over highways in 1931. the bill proposing payment was defeated but the commission was authorized to study claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Coburn
Local notes on visiting friends and recovering residents
Hal Reynolds visits his mother on Steele street while Miss Helen Davis hosts Miss Ellen Ross from Clinton this week. Mrs. E W Jennings recovers after surgery at Guilford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mercer return from a week in New York City Oney Island and Dover New Jersey. Annie Jean Beane continues to recover at her home after being struck on East Washington street. Harold Cook and Mamie Boles visit Mrs. J W Cook on West Willis street. Wesley Oldham arrives from Camden to stay with the Wiley family on Grimes street. Mrs. Cora Wiley arrives from Statesville for a visit. Mrs. Earl Womble recovers from appendicitis at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Reynolds
Philadelphia
Helen Davis
Woodrow Avenue
Ellen Ross
Clinton
Ross
Miss Davis
Greensboro College
G. C. Mercer
Virginia Avenue
New York City
Oney Island
Dover
N. J.hile
R. E. Mercer
Annie Jean Beane
East Washington Street
Fourth Street
Harold Cook
North Wilkesboro
Mamie Boles
J. W. Cook
West Willis Street
Wesley Oldham
Camden, N. J
City
F. A. Wiley and
Grimes Street
Grand Jury to Probe Floggings in Columbus County
Whiteville reported the grand jury will begin a second investigation into reputed white-robed night riders in Clarendon, Columbus County. The panel was directed by Judge M W Barnhill after a June warning and indicted Grace and Glenn Fowler, teen sisters, on morals charges amid six known flogging victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteville
Clarendon
Columbus County
M. W. Barnhill
Grace
Glenn Fowler
John J. Burney
Three Cities Bid for State Gasoline Terminal Site
Raleigh report says at least three cities Wilmington Morehead City and Fayetteville are bidding to host a proposed state owned gasoline terminal as announced by Rep. Oscar G Barker chairman of the State Gasoline Terminal commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Oscar G. Barker
State
Wilmington
Morehead City
Fayetteville
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Altrusa
Jack Newlin
Randleman Bridge Party
L. Kirkman
Mr. Airy
Moffitt’s
North Main St
John Ferguson
Marshville
J. C. Grace
Edna Vuncannon
Ruby Vuncannon
Lucille Jarrett
Carolina Beach
Marie Dennis
Gibsonville
Frank Kirkman
Mike McCrary
Lexington
C. Marsh
Ashe County
Nancy Cooke
Lewis
Mrs. Davis
Willis Kirby
Faithful Workers
Main Street
M. E
J. A. Davis
Montlieu Avenue
J. W. Clinard
David T. Yow
Davis
Georgia
Glover
Miss Lowdermilk
Toys Unis
W. L. Jordan
Patricia Lou
Rosamne
Kress
E. W. Jennings
Guilford General Hospital
Cora Wiley
Statesville
Earl Womble
Cumberland
Edmund
Burke
Kelly-Springfield Tire
Biles
J. W
Wees Lhrest Son
Grand Jury
Grocer’s
Nard Jones
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