Thanksgiving Hunt Breakfast At Sedgefield Grows To Seventy Five
The annual Thanks giving Hunt at Sedgefield drew 50 riders from the Em sy Club for the daybreak start, swelling to 75 with late joiners at the private lodge breakfast. Masters N Phillips of High Point and Frank Curran of Greensboro led the hunt with Lewis as hunteman. names of attendees spanned several cities and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emsy Club
Oddinl
Rl N. Phillips
High Point
Frank Curran
Greensboro
Lewis
Hunteman
Earl Nlips
T. M. Stanton
Char
German Club Dance And Legion Benefit Highlight Holiday Weekend
The German Club hosts a Thanksgiving Ball at the Piedmont Country Club with the Auburn Cavaliers performing. The Legion and Auxiliary present a benefit dance at the National Armory with Jimmy Harris Orchestra and Miss Carrie Camp, dancing nine to one. Proceeds fund a summer entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
National
Wd Armory
Piedmont German Club
Rywood Country Club
Jimmy Harris
Terpsin
Carrie Camp
North Carolina
Legion and Auxiliary
High Point
Early Reservations Urged for Woman's Club Luncheon
Members of the local Woman's Club are urged to reserve plates for the joint luncheon of the Music Literature and American Homes departments next Wednesday. Reservations can be made with Mrs. C H Rhodes or Mrs. Robert Fountain, with the event at Wesley Memorial Church basement for the annual Christmas meeting and each member may bring a Rivest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
C. H. Rhodes
Robert Fountain
American Homes
American Homes Group
Wesley Memorial Church
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs and Events
The Sedgefield Hunt opens its week end meet from the stables at 9 30 p m The Piedmont German club holds its annual Thanksgiving Dance at Emerywood country club with the Auburn Cavaliers providing music The High Point College International Relations club hosts its first formal dance of the year at the Sheraton hotel ballroom featuring the Syncopators an orchestra of local students
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Piedmont
James Williams Honored On His 83rd Birthday
A gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones home on Kivett Drive celebrated the eighty third birthday of James Williams born in Washington County Virginia and a 30 year resident of the area. Williams a Spanish American War veteran blew out 83 candles in a single puff joined by Mr. and Mrs. Jones and other relatives including Miss Gwinnie Jones Earl Harrison Wright Dallas Jones and Frank Oxburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jones
Kivett Drive
James Williams
Washington County
Williams
Mrs. Jones
Gwinnie Jones
Earl, Harrison, Wright
Dallas Jones
Frank Oxburn
Postnuptial Event Honors Wallace M. Smith Couple
A home wedding yesterday morning for Mr. and Mrs. Wallace M. Smith was followed by a supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J S Forward at 1804 East Commerce Street. The event honored the bridal pair with a four course dinner and close relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace M. Smith
J. S. Forward
Miss Lee Forward
East
Commerce Street
Dorothy Forward
Carl Southern
KH. KE. Forward
Earle E. Forward
Westher Kalte
Virginia
Elaine Forward
Montlieu Avenue
Christmas Seals Sale Opens in Thomasville Under Club Sponsorship
The annual Christmas Seals sale to aid tuberculosis defense begins in Thomasville under the Thomasville Woman's Club led by Mrs. R. M. Cooksey. Industrial division assists led by Mrs. T. Austin Finch with many volunteers across city wards and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomanville Woman's Club
R. M. Cooksey
Cooksey
T. Austin Finch
Glenn Pennington
Z. P. Long
Harry Curlee
C. L. White, Jr
R. L. McDonald
M. A. Gibbs
Keefe Williams
Evelyn Webb
Peggy Hite
Walter Rapp
Alvah Boyles
Fred Gray
Mamie Harris
City Memorial Hospital
Robert B. Eleazer
Philomathean Club Meeting Postponed Today
The Philomath ean Club meeting scheduled for this afternoon has been cancelled. It was to be held at the home of Mrs. W. C. Idol on Hillcrest Drive at 8:30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Club
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Cotillion Dance at Thomasville Honors Mrs Corcoran Feted
Social calendar centers on the Cotillion Club Thanksgiving dance at the Woman's club in Thomasville drawing about 250 guests from nearby cities and the college set. Ted Ross and his Chapel Hill orchestra played from 9:39 p m while decorators organized pine boughs cornucopias and turkey motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Cotillion Club
Woman's Club
Ted Ross
Chapel Hill
Carson Cox
Decoratoris
G. W. Lyles
M. L. Bales
Robert Rapp
Charles Banes
G. T. Cochrane
Harry Brown Finch
J. R. Blair
Frank Marr
Raymond Yakeley
Claude Royals
Concessions Center Stage for Gaieties of 1883 Show
The Junior Service League announces concessions will add humor to the Gaieties of 1883 to be staged next Friday evening. A wheel, candid camera, nickel and dime pitch, bird cage and a dart game will entertain during intermissions. The concessions committee, barkers, and cashiers are named, with final rehearsal set for Thursday at 7 20 pm at the Armory. Tickets available at Ingram's Pharmacy and Mann Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Condon Trapsaddle
P. C
Matt Wall
Junior Service League
Armory
Trapsaddle
Smith
Fay Huntley Edwards
Ben Cooper
Pattie Thomas
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
John Fay
Louis Voorhees
Jake Froelich
Alex Rankin
Herman Smith
Bill Jones
Amos Kearns
Jim Durland
Bob Hubbard
Hillsey Ayers
Earl Phillips
Jesse Washburn
Joe Temple
Everett Marsh
Jean Hunt
Alice Chandler
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Ingram’s
High Point
Mann Drug Store
Thomasville
Rankin Family Update and Weekend Visits
Mrs Pinkey Rankin and Mr Rankin reside in Gastonia and she expects to return home Sunday. Mr and Mrs A W Martin of Martinsville Virginia along with Miss Ruth Price of Greensboro and Miss Pauline Price of Stoneville visit L G Farmer on Lexington Avenue for the weekend. Mrs Charles F Lambeth and Miss Lois Johnson left for Wilson to spend the weekend with sister Mrs William Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee Lambeth
Colonial Drive
George Corcoran
Alliene Hoover
Frank Marr
D. A. Long
Paul Hassler
Evelyn Webb
Pinkey Rankin
Mr. Rankin
Gastonia
A. W. Martin
Martinsville
Ruth Price
Greensboro
Pauline Price
Stoneville
L. G. Farmer
Lexton Avenue
Charles F. Lambeth
Lois Johnson
Wilson
William Webb
Visitor from Scotland Neck to Archdale for Thanksgiving
Miss Julia Van Landingham of Scotland Neck arrived yesterday as a guest of Miss Rachael Anne MacCampbell at her Archdale home for the Thanksgiving holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia van Landingham
Scotland
Neck
Rachael Anne MacCampbell
Archdale
Cormorants Dive Deep for Fish in Ocean Waters
Cormorants plunge beyond 100 feet in pursuit of prey while the Australian lungfish shows no close relatives for millions of years.
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Hoover
Les Kearns
Williams Jones
Howard Blair
Wilbur Jones
William Ragsdale, Jr
James Foscue
Jamestown
James McAdams
Nathan Ayers
A. T. Smith
George
Alfred Bryson
T. V. Rochelle
Frank E. Curran
Betty Nutt
Agnes Jeter
Walker Dillard
Anne Cole
Sally Paine
Peggy Douglas
Mark Lewis
Arnold Schiffman
Willard Bloxton
Gaither Welker
Stark Oil- Yard
Robert C. Lucas
Robert Nutt
Alvin T. Haley
J. K. Voehringer, Jr
Jack Cobl
Charles West
Fred Guerin
Asheville
Paul Stevens
Marion Gray Mitchell
Burlington
Thomas H. Haywood
Winston-Salem
Peter 8. Hitchcock
Cleveland, O
W. W. Green, Jr
Tarboro
William Baker
State Department of Advertising
W. Henry Jobe
Raleigh
Erman Club Dance and Legion
Auburn Cavaliers
Arance
Eddie Wittstein
Nordunes
Mike
URS SK Mad
Beth
High Point Armory
American Legion and Auxiliary
Lizzie Gooch
Macade
THE
Gaieties
Mary Johnson
Priscilla Lambeth
Randolph Street
Isabel Boyles
Mildred Carr
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Nancy Kyser
Frances Griffin
Cliff Tysinger
Ruby Matthews
Emory Perryman
Charles Welborn
Mesdames
Tom Cheves
M. A. McMahon
Hollis Russell
Hubert Hall
Reuben Cavender
J. A. Lyles
Floyd Deaton
Forest Grimes
Luther Grimes
Lexington Avenue
Trula Wagner
Henry Walters
Lillian
Yow
Edwin L. Jones
Charlotte
R. C. Harville
Vicks
Icks
YJ Vaporus
Lady Endicott
Merit Shoe Company
South Main
SILK
Percale
Outlet
North Main Street
East Washington
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