Greensboro club dance names sponsors and escorts for Tous Unis event
The Tous Unis club of Greensboro announced sponsors for its second dance at Sedgefield Country Club on Tuesday evening September 3. Each sponsor brings an escort from High Point Winston Salem or Greensboro, with Jimmy Poyner and State Collegians set to provide music and Teen Palm and Key Scales as vocalists. Dancing runs ten to two with chaperones from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Manor
Pentagon Club
Duke Barron
Louis Russell
Greensboro
Sedgefield Country Club
High Point
Winston-Salem
Emily Sutton
Albert Mattocks
Patty Redman
Ike Ham, Jr
Mary Louise McLendon
Harry White
Patsy Jones
Stuart Rogers
Mickey Mason
Charles Hines
Dot Clendenin
Greeneboro
Bob Best
Emily Harris
J. ©. Barnes
Mary Lib
B and P Girls Tour United States by Verbal Map Tour
Miss Lucille Brown led the Bunj oes and Professional Girls club on an illustrated trip using maps and lectures at the YWCA cottage. Members explored mountains rivers deserts and plains across Mexico California and Washington. One visitor attended and birthdays were noted for Rose Goldsmith and Barbara Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Brown
Bunjoes
United States
Miss Brown
Mexico
California
Washington
Pike's Peak
Hollywood
Echo Canyon
Oulder Dam
Mss
Nova Scotia
Jin Welch
Evelyn Hutching
Rose Goldsmith
Barbara Brooks
Mary Leet Underwood
Helen Paschall
Eighteen Tables Of Bridge In Play At Emerywood Party
Eighteen tables of bridge were in play at the Emerywood country club yesterday morning for a party hosted by KR Amos and Mrs. Fortenette. The event featured cut flowers and a high score double deck. A large list of club members and guests attended, including Mrs. Mary Elisabeth Ng and Miss Lillian Jordan of Hartsville, S C, with several other named attendees from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Couny
Tn Nee
Epocekty Bridge
T. Amos
the Lowing
Mesdames Georgewis
I. Foy Horton
S. O. J. Mulliniz
Savannah
Bee Eadames T. A. Tilden
Wey
J. W. Thompson
L. R
F. J. Sizemore
J. W. Lind
A. McPheeters
Church Social and Class Meetings Across Local Churches
Local church groups report gatherings including the Mary Jones Bible class meeting tomorrow at 8 PM at Mrs. T. H. Elder's home and Grace Bible class meeting Thursday at 4 PM with Mrs. A Parker. Welch Memorial M P church junior class held a social at Frances Leach's home with refreshments and attendees. T E L class at First Baptist met with Mrs. H A Knight hosting. attendance rose and a linen handkerchief shower honored the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones Bible
T. H. Elder
East Green Street
BE. W. Jones
Welch Memorial JR
Welch Memorial M. P
Frances Leach
King Street
Leach
Hazel Boges
Kathleen Meredith
Jean Mann
Elizabeth Reid
Maxine Durham
Elizabeth Venable
Helen Meredith
Julia
Mary Edna Leach
Bonnie and Beck
Nita Dickens
Ruby An Virgie Kivett
Adreline Wood
Maxine Leviner
George Millington
Meta Kelly
Lela May McDowell
Emma Vincannon
Clarence Simpson
T. EE. L
H. A. Knight
First Baptist Church
Oakwood Court
T. G. Shelton
L. B. Williams
People in brief travel notices from North Carolina to New York
Mr and Mrs A M Rankin Jr of 427 Edgedale drive are staying at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. Miss Evelyn Sharp visits Whiteville for the rest of the week. Miss Sibyl Best returns to Thomasville after two weeks with Mrs L G Smith in High Point. Mrs Ellen Sexton at Guilford General hospital recovers from a serious operation. Dr and Mrs BE Holden and daughter Charlotte return to 522 Bridges street after time in New York state. The Ferebee party goes to Birmingham for a week with relatives, then Nashville before returning to High Point. Kearney W Crissman visits his mother at 326 Woodrow Avenue and plans to leave for Boston to resume eight years with Liberty Mutual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Edgedale Drive
New York City
Waldorf- Astoria
BE. C. Holden
Mise Charlotte
Bridges Street
New York State
Thousand Islands
J. T. Ferebee
Elaie Thomas
Birmingham
Ala
Nashville
Tepr
High Point
Kearney W. Crissman
C. B. Crissman
Woodrow Avenue
Boston
Mass
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Surratt Reunion Set for September 8 at Surratt Home
The Surratt family reunion will be held Sunday September 8 at the home of Mr and Mrs C L Surratt in Southmont Davidson County. All family connections are invited to attend and bring baskets lunch served at one. An interesting program is planned. Helen Lee Lemmons born August 24 at Archdale to Mr and Mrs R A Lemmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bible Class
Grace Bible
A. ©. Parker
Tryon Street
Ada Taylor
Surratt
C. L. Surratt
Southmont
Davidson County
Helen Lee Lemmons
Archdale
R. A. Lemmons
Helen Lee
Notable Names List for Community Members
A roster of individuals includes Margaret Briggs Tomlinson, Dor Stroupe, Eleanor Powell, Ann McMullan, Sarah Sears, Betty Hunt Murray, Charlotte Denny, Jeanor Amos and Theo Redman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Rogers Mesdames Murray
H. A. Millis
H. I. Coffield
Tom Powell
K. C. Denny
M. A. Lackey
J. W. Woollen
L. B. Klutigz
Edwards
Jesse Washburn
Lillian Jordan
Hartaville
8. C
Paul Casey
Jack Holbrook
George McLarty
Jas. Armstrong
Henry Foscue
J. T. Ryan
Guest
Mary Matroni
Lynchburg
Louis Voorhees
J. A. Morris
C. F. Tomlinson
W. C. Idol
Gilbert Clinard
L. C. Matton
Everett Marsh
R. T. Holton
Tom Kearns
R. T. Amos
West
C. O. McMichael
Inston-Salem
Mesdames Smith
Mary Elizabeth Long
James Moffitt
Curtis Smithdeal
Caroline Dalton
Virginia Fraley
Alma Virginia McCain
Mary Ruth Woollen
Kitty Mann
Mary Wall
Mary Sue Briggs
Margaret Hayworth
Pearl Thompson
Anna Tomlinson
Pauline Douglas
Dot Stewart
Betty Jo Abels
Sarah
Notre Dame needlework pattern for middle ages picture
A transfer pattern titled Notre Dame offers a 10x18 inch jewel of the middle ages to stitch with a single thread and stitch. Brown or black thread yields an etched look. Pattern 5430 provides material lists and stitch illustrations. Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. at 259 W. 14th Street NY for pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Conrad McCarter Vows Announced In August Wedding
Mrs T E McCarter announces marriage of daughter Marjorie to Claud Conrad. ceremony by Rev C N Royals at Algie McCarter home 508 Walnut Street on August 10 1935 with close family present. They will reside at 623 Park Street temporarily. Also Oak View School PTA hosts Friday ice cream supper on lawn with homemade ice cream and cake open to public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. McCarter
Marjorie
Claud Conrad
Rev. C. N. Royals
Algie McCarter
Walnut Street
T. B. McCarter
Park Street
George Conrad
North Wilkesboro
Oak View School
Parent- Teacher Association
Dr Ralph M Donald To Speak At Pegram Reunion
Representative Ralph W Mc Donald a Democratic gubernatorial candidate will be principal speaker at the Pegram family reunion Sunday at Goodwill Baptist Church Kernersville area. Event runs 11 a m to 3 30 p m with a 12 noon business session before a community dinner from 12 80 to 1 o'clock. Musical groups from Winston Salem Lexington and Stokesdale provide entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. McDonald
North Carolina
Pegram
Goodwill Baptist Church
Kernersville
Ridge
Dixie Orchestra
Winston-Salem
Winston- Salem
Fisher Brothers Quartet
Professor Sink
Lexington
Angel Quartet
Stokesdale
Fairfield Church Cemetery Clean-Up Planned Thursday
Fairfield M. P. church members and local residents with relatives buried there are asked to assemble at the church Thursday morning August 29 to clean the cemetery. Those unable to attend may contribute via J. T. Suite on route 61. If rain delays, the work moves to the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield M. P. Church
J. T. Suite
Army engineers at Wright Field devise parachute cage rescue
A pecace cage with a 40 parachute lowers injured personnel from disabled planes. The landing impact is absorbed by a pneumatic shock absorber at the cage base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Wright Field
Hemphill-Hancock Wedding Announced
Miss Merlenecock and James Hemphill were married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Alexander in Mond evening. Rev. O. L. Ruth officiated as the couple, both of High Point, begin married life and plan a wedding trip to western North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Alexander
South Main Street
Merlenecock
James Hemphill
High Point
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Leave Today For Trip To Bermuda
Misses Lois Welborn and Ryce McAdams depart this noon for New York City where they will sail tomorrow for Bermuda aboard the SS Gripshelm. The ship leaves New York at 11 00 am and is scheduled to return Tuesday morning in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Welborn
Ryce McAdams
New York City
Bermuda
Gripshelm
New York
Poovey Ill at Oteen Hospital
Friends of Walter Poovey, connected with the Civilian Conservation Camp at Marion, N C, regret to learn he is ill at the United States Veterans Hospital at Oteen after being moved from camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Poovey
Civilian Conservation Camp
Marion
N. C
United States Veterans Hospital
Oteen
City offices close for Labor Day holiday
City offices will be closed on Labor Day Monday September 2. City manager E M Knox announced the closure and directed department heads to assign essential staff only. A bicycle stolen report from H Scott 909 Charlotte street cites theft yesterday in front of the Broadhurst theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Knox
H. Scott
Charlotte Street
Broadhurst Theatre
Drum Corps To Meet At Legion Hall Tomorrow Night
The American Drum and Bugle corps will meet at 7 30 oclock tomorrow night at the Legion hall East Commerce street All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American In
Legion Hall
East Commerce Street
Sykes couple returns to New York aboard Cunard liner
Rev and Mrs Tom A Sykes of Edgedale Drive High Point arrived in New York yesterday aboard the Cunard White Star liner Majestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tom A. Sykes
Edgedale Drive
High Point
Majestic
Cunard
White Star Line
Fishermen net four at town lake with wardens noting limit
Williford and N L Garner with Vernon Marley and J Melvin each caught their limit of crappies at James town city lake yesterday. Warden William reported the fishing party actions at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williford
N. L. Garner
Vernon Marley
Mrs Price Urges Civic Help to Employ Unemployed
Irene W. Price director of the National Reemployment Bureau in High Point appeals to all citizens to cooperate in placing unemployed people in jobs or chores around homes. She notes morale improved as conditions rise but stresses community support is essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Irene W. Price
National Reemployment Bureau
Emergency Relief Administration
High
Permits Issued For Garage and Mercantile Store
Fire Chief BE. K. Ingram issued permits to A. B. Armentrout for a garage and servants quarters valued at 400 dollars and to D. Cheney for a mercantile store on South Hamilton street between Mallory and Clay streets at an estimated 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. K. Ingram
Armentrout
Mantion Avenue
D. Cheney
Hamilton Street
Mallory
Clay Streets
County Schools Begin Sept. 16 in Guilford County
Unanimous Guilford County Board of Health agrees to open all county schools on September 16 pending communicable disease. Health director Dr. R. M. Buie recommended proceeding with opening, noting only two polio cases under quarantine that will expire before opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
R. M. Buie
Buie
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Ed Rankin
Robert Taylor
Buster Moffitt
N. L. Smith
Bill Forster
Pentagon
Moffitt’s
North Main
Mary Jones Bible Class
Evelyn Sharp
Whiteville
Ellen Sexton
Wallburg
Guilford General Hospital
Surratt Reunion
Conrad-McCarter
Ralph M’donald
Fairfield Church
Hemphill-Hancock
MR. Poovey
Oteen Hospital
Enol
Cseielivs
Kwang Province
China
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Asechrest & Son Funeral Directors
Tomlinson’s Ladies’ Shop
Anilone
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Jel Eeleleseseter
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