Hayworth Fetes Begin Weeks of Courtesies Before Wedding
A series of parties and luncheons honor Miss Katharine Hayworth before her September wedding to Mr. Daveler. Hostesses include Mrs. Gratton Foy, Mrs. W. L., Mrs. Harold Bennett, Mrs. A. B. Henley, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Kearns, and others. Events span Greensboro, Charleston, and nearby clubs, with gatherings at the O Henry Greensboro, Emerywood Country Club, and the Robert E. Lee hotel plus private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine
New York City
Wilson H. Cave
Charleston
West Va
Gratton Foy
Cool Country Club
W. 1
Harold Bennett
Clair Conner
O. Henry Greensboro
A. B. Henley
Miss Hayworth
Daveler
Amos Kearns
Charles Kearns
Emerywood Country Club
Ben Cooper
Gavin Dortch
Mabel Doughton Davis
Elkin
Sedgefield
Sam H. Denny
Robert E. Lee
Greensboro
Jake Froelich
Matt Wall
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Edgedale Drive
Pollock-Brides Elect Honor Guests With Bridge Tea
Mrs G A Pollock and Miss Ruth Pollock hosted a bridge tea at their Johnson Street home Saturday afternoon to honor Miss Mary Pollock bride-elect of Fort Myers. Attending were twelve guests including Frances Mann and Miss Nancy Raper of Lexington with prizes awarded for top scores and gifts given to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hart, Jr
Pollock
Mrs. Shore
Mesdames
Perry Lovelace
Phil Warner
Morris Jones
Howard Marsh
Roger Edwards
Sarah Taylor
Helen Marie Sheloff
Nancy Raper
Lexington
Frances Mann
Marriage of Misa Alyne Brookshire and James Bradshaw
Announcement of the June 4 1938 marriage at Clinton M E parsonage of Misa Alyne Brookshire of Ashe and Randleman to James Bradshaw of Biscoe with F Munns officiating. Brookshire a nurse trained at Memorial hospital nursing school 1930, staff at Randolph hospital Asheboro. Bradshaw son of James D Bradshaw of Biscoe, educated in Biscoe and Raleigh, embalming school, now in business at Biscoe and with Norfolk and Southern Railroad in Raleigh. They will reside in Raleigh after September 1. Annual Jarrett Reunion set for Sunday at E B Jarrett’s home on highway 61 near Archdale with music and picnic dinner. all Jarretts and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alyne Brookshire
Ashe and
Randleman
James Bradshaw
Biscoe
Clinton M
Jarrett
E. B. Jarrett
Highway 61
Archdale
Two High Point Girls Form Debutante Ball Presentations
Only Betty Sechrest and Betty Gwyn Weaver will be formally presented at the eighteenth annual Debutante Ball in Raleigh Memorial Auditorium on Friday night September 2. Sechrest's chief marshal is Joseph Brinson of High Point and Weaver's is William Shull of Charlotte. Ruth Pollock and Frances Mann cannot attend. The ball will honor 150 debutantes from cities across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Betty Sechrest
Betty Gwyn Weaver
North Carolina Society
Raleigh Memorial Auditorium
Miss Sechrest
Robert H. Sechrest
South Main Street
Joseph Brinson
Miss Weaver
Joseph T. Weaver
Archdale
William Shull
Charlotte
Ruth Pollock
Frances Mann
Beauty Shop Gossip Preview Ad Highlights Local Parlors
A column surveys PARM & GENE and LESLIE & MYRTLE shops with praise for a new permanent wave machine and steamer oil treatment. It notes routines at BEAUTY NOOK with Mrs Peele returning and Donese’s trips, and mentions influenza and a new deodorant as fresh items for readers.
Mrs Long Hosts Luncheon for Miss Pollock in Elm Street Home
Mrs C F Long entertained in her home at 237 Elm Street on Friday afternoon to compliment Miss Mary Perry Pollock of Fort Myers Florida, engagement to Howell Quintard Heath of Sumter South Carolina. The table featured bridal motif place cards roses and snapdragons with a miniature bride design. Mrs Long presented Miss Pollock with a perfume gift and fourteen guests enjoyed a three course luncheon with white nut basket favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Long
Elm Street
Mary Perry Pollock
Fort Myers
Fla
Howell Quintard Heath
Sumter
8. C
Miss Pollock
A D C Program On Civilization Of The Old South
The High Point chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy plans a meeting Monday afternoon at Mrs. Dora E Richardson’s home south of the city. Mrs. A T Wishart will present The Civilization of the Old South What Destroyed It and Replaced It. A delegate to the North Carolina Division state convention in New Bern in October will be elected. The event starts at 3 30 with hostesses Mesdames C B Mattocks and C Haworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Dora E. Richardson
A. T. Wishart
Old South
North Carolina
New Bern
Women of the Moose honor junior graduate regent
Chapter 961 Women of the Moose held an open meeting to honor Mabel Beeson junior graduate regent. She received a fraternal pin and a fraternal ring from the Loyal Order of Moose. Senior Regent Willard Evans presided. Charles A. Kirby of Baltimore spoke on Mothers. The event ended with a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Mabel Beeson
Loyal Order of Moose
Willard Evans
Charles A. Kirby
Baltimore
Maryland
the Moose
North
South Carolina
Women of the Moose and
Modern Deodorant Is Big Aid
Betty Blair reports on a new deodorant promising not to stain fabrics and to eliminate body odor. The liquid spray dries quickly and can be applied to skin, hands, feet, and clothing, with effects lasting up to 24 hours and claimed easy, everyday use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Blair
Chicago
Portraits Planned For Baby Contest Winners In High Point
Artist Leiber Freedenthal will paint oil portraits of the Better Baby Conference and Beautiful Child winners for public display before the High Point Women’s Club presents them. Winners include Little Miss Carolyn Gordon Grand Prize Queen and Bobby Joe Joyce Most Popular Baby Boy, with several other prize recipients listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Holder
High Point
Leiber Freedenthal
Carolyn Gordon
J. W. Gordon
Bobby Joe Joyce
J. D. Joyce
Route 3
Norman Wayne Veach
H. M. Veach
Circle Drive
Bobby Williams
L. E B. Williams
Wesley Place
Rachel Ruth Richardson
B. L. Richardson
Jamestown
Barbara Ann Schoenfeldt
EB. C. Schoenfeldt
South
Hamilton Street
Sarah Ann Slawter
John D. Slawter
Winston-Salem
A. C. Lovelace
R. C. Royer
C. R. Hooks
T. B. Dodamead
Edna Vivian Petty
G. A. Petty
Culler Street
Cecil
South Main Street
Baby Conference
Babyland
M. P
Gordon Street
Route 2
Local residents share news of travels and recoveries
Misses Gertrude Tomlinson Margaret Hancock and Bennett return home from Camp Yonahlessee after two months away. Dozens of neighbors are listed visiting relatives, recovering from operations, or planning vacations at White Lake Greensboro Winston Salem and Virginia Beach. Mary Alice Shipton returns from Guilford General hospital and others recover from surgeries. Regulars visit doctors, weddings, and trips mark a busy period in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Tomlinson
Margaret Hancock
Bennett
Camp Yonahlessee
Mary Alice Shipton
Asheboro Road
Guilford General Hospital
Miss Dot McCall Hosts Bridge Party for House Guest
Miss Dot McCall entertained with a Friday afternoon bridge party at her home 639 Colonial Drive in honor of her guest Miss Julia Carter of Salisbury. Five tables played in the living and music rooms with high score and draw prizes awarded to local players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot McCall
Colonial Drive
Julia Carter
Salisbury
Betty Hunt Murray
Pear Thompson
Miss Carter
Frances Moose
Doris Stroup
Misses Carter
Mildred Mareb
Pearl Thompson
Pauline Douglas
Frances Grayson
Anna Tomlinson
Martha Moffitt
Jane Austin
Katherine Kearns
Eleanor Amos
Mary Lewis Millis
Adele Swaim
Jeanne Rankin
Betty Sechrest
Betty Hardin
Mise Moose
Miss Bishop Feted At Social Affairs In Greensboro
Miss Elizabeth Bishop of Greensboro was honored ahead of her September 10 wedding to William T. Forster of High Point. A Friday dinner at Mrs. Cortlandt's Greensboro home featured bridesmaids and a bridal motif, with forthcoming bridge events hosted by Miss Charlotte Porter and others in Greensboro and High Point. The couple are set to marry at West Market Street Church in Greensboro on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bishop
Greensboro
William T. Forster
High Point
Wilbur Groome
Herbert Cortlandt
Miss Forster
Charlotte Porter
Marguerite Bishop
Eleanor Echols
Mildred Crowder
Frances Bishop
Vance Kester
Misa Elizabeth Whaley
Porter
South Aycock Street
Mrs. Groome
Miss Crowder
Mildred Furgurson
Ruth Lassiter
Victoria Street
Miss Bishop
Mr. Forster
West Market Street Church
Jamestown 4 H Club Holds August Picnic at City Lake
Members of the Jamestown 4 H club gathered for their regular August meeting as a picnic at the city lake. In addition to the meal, games were played. Leaders present were Miss Rachel Stone girls leader and M Boswell boys leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown 4-H Club
City Lake
Rachel Stone
M. Boswell
Miss Pollock and Heath Honored at Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hart Jr hosted a Greensboro road dinner to honor Miss Mary Perry Pollock of Fort Myers Florida bride elect of October and her fiancé Howell Quintard Heath of Sumter DC. Guests included Miss Caroline Dalton Wilder Ingram Morria Jones Perry Lofe and William Ragsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Quintard Heath
Bit Wilder
Sumter, 8. C
Albert Hart, Jr
Greensboro Road
Mary Perry Pollock
Fort Myers
Fla
Sumter
D. C
Miss Pollock
Mr. Heath
Caroline Dalton
8. C
Co. T. Ingram, Jr
Morria Jones
Perry Lovelace
William Ragsdale
Birth of Son for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burchfield
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burchfield announce the birth of a son named Donald Lee on Sunday, August 71, at their home on 924 West Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Fleming
Martha
Edna Ann
Robert Shaw
Tobdo
Ohio
W. EE. Shore
Paul A. Morris
North Main Street
Paul Burchfield
West Broad Street
Donald Lee
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Hayworth
G. A. Pollock
Ohnson Street
Mary Pollock
Ft. Fla
Francis Marion Shorc Kington
Arguerite Mann
Howintard Heath
Aes
Dan W. Smith
Louise Ave
Expert Service
Ward Street
Beauty Shop
Br DU Belle Cosmetics
ST. Dial
Anns
Expert Beauty Services
The
Parm & Gene
Lessie Britt
Leslie & Myrtle
Friendly
Felon Curtis
Rer
Lessie & Itlesis A
Russell Street
Minnie Steed
Lucille DeVinney
Opal Elliott
Nook
Willowbrook Street
C.F Long
D.C
Bob Lee
Commerce Street
White Lake
Mary Payne Hennis
Kernersville Road
Lackey
Carolyn Gregory
Asheboro
Carl Lanier
Allene Lambe
Richardson Street
George Craven
Lucile, Harrel and
Carrel
J. L. Craven
Janie Jewell
Virginia
FE. M. Smith
Smith
W. W. Atchley
Erwin, Teno
Vernon
Mra. J. T. Cheven
Pennellsville, D. C
J. &. Cheves
Mr. and
Mr. Seborn Perry
Virginia Beach
Cavalier Hotel
Annabel Thompson
Morganton
Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
A. M. Noble
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Anne Auman
E. L. Auman
Montheu Avenue
Franklin Montgomery
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mesdames C. T. Ingram, Jr
Lucile Johnston
Sunset Drive
Henry Anner
Greenville
H. A. Foust
Lexington Avenue
Little River
Mrs. & Yours
Mildred Welch
R. L. Honbarrier
Denton
Mobert M. Bryant
Paul and
Bobbie
Hillcrest Drive
Myrtle Beach
Wilma Cottage
Mary Allan Clinard
Margaret Hayworth
Ned Parker Harris
Charles
Lenoirase
C. P. Evans
Prospect Road
Thomas H. Birdsong, Jr
Thomas II
Courtland
Clyde W. Cooper
Portsmouth
Katharine Covington
James E. Lambeth, Jr
Thomasville
KR. H. Sechrest
W. ©. Brown
C. M. Hedgecock
Detroit, Mich
M. L. Hedgecock
Winston-Salem Road
Lynn
Barbara Bartech
J. F Bartsch
East Green Street
Burrus Clinic
W. R. Callahan, Jr
Vea Farrisa Avenue
West Virginia
Kentucky
R. P. Fowler
Greenshore Road
Miss Dot McCall
City ‘Lake
Samuel Hyman
Jeweler’s
du Barry
Nassau
Barbara
Sponte
Jeweler
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