Thursday Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Swaim Home
Mrs A R Swaim welcomed Thomasville guests for a two table bridge session on Fisher Ferry street. Miss Mamie Harris won the high score vase with Mrs Charles Phillips taking second prize Dusting powder. Guests included Mrs Cox Phillips Lyles Rapp Tomlinson Wade Morgan Nance of High Point. Nell Swaim visited High Point this week. The Brierfield Chapter UD of C met at Mille Home Library with Miss McCracken presiding Miss McCracken elected president and Miss Heilig treasurer. Mrs J H Allred spoke on Southern Songs and sang Jacksons Prayer. Meade Hite returned home after Thanksgiving at Sweetbriar College. Edith Parker of Stant onsburg left after ten days visiting Miss Lucy Fason. Parker underwent tonsil removal and has recovered.
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Thomasville
Dec
Thursday Bridge Club
A. R. Swaim
Fisher Ferry Street
Mamie Harris
Charles Phillips
Mesdames Carson Cox
Charlies F. Phillips
G. W. Lyles
Robert Rapp
Nell Swaim
High Point
Kent Nance
Porth Hamilton Street
Meade Hite
Salem Street
Sweetbriar College
Peggy Hite
Edith Parker
Stantonsburg
N. C
Lucy Fason
Robert Gloff
West Guilford Street
Parker
Mr and Mrs J A Green Return from High Point Visit
Mr and Mrs J A Green have returned to their home after spending a few days in High Point visiting their daughter Mrs J F Hayden.
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Mrs. J. A. Green
High Point
J. F. Hayden
Lexington Socials Highlight Long Week of Local Weddings
A Lexington tea hosted by Mrs. Do W Hayes honored her sister in law Mrs Richard Phillips, a recent bride, with a receiving line and pink white decor. In a simple ceremony Miss Virginia Everhart Myers married Alonzo Lee Davis at the bride's West Sixth avenue home with First Baptist church rites. The couple plan homes in Lexington after northern travel. The town's Sorosis club met at Mrs E J Cathells on Main Street for a turkey dinner and lecture on American literature. A Club of the Twelve gathering at Mrs H S Radcliffs featured talks on David Graham Phillips and Brand Whitlock with a turkey luncheon to close.
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Lexington
Do. W. Hayes
South Main Street
Richard Phillips
Charles Wall, Jr
Elizabeth Davis
Hayes
Phillips
Nesbet Edwards
Winston-Salem
Brantley Finch, Jr
Kenneth Spicer
Tom Snyder
Odell Vestal
W. B. Hunt
Willia Vestal
J. C. Spicer
Charles W. Davis
Charles V. Sink
Helen Kale
North Carolina
Virginia Everhart Myers
P. A. Myers
Alonzo Lee Davis
West Sixth Avenue
First Baptist Church
Louis 8. Gaines
Grey Davis
Traumerer
E. J. Cathell
Sorosis Club
D. A. Walser
EB. J. Cathell
Estey Cox
Mia. Hunt
Walser
Cox
Cathell
Hubert Beeson
Carroll Wall
Frank Hill
James Adderton
Z. V. Walser, Sr
R. L. Reynods
T. E. McCrary
Richard Bragaw
Paul Raper
J. F. Spruill
Stephanie Bragaw
H. 8S. Radcliff
Club of the Twelve
West Fifth Avenue
W. Finch
J. R. McGregor
David Graham Phillips
Gertrude Hamner
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
J. T. Lowe
Upton Sinclair
Margaret Gooch
Snyder-York Bridal Party Luncheon Hosted At Grace Street Home
Mr and Mrs A D Snyder entertained the Snyder York bridal party with a 1 80 oclock luncheon at 1121 Grace street The decorated home featured pink rosebuds chrysanthemums and a three tier bridal cake with a miniature bride and groom The five course meal accompanied by tall pink tapers. James Darrell Dale Born November 28 A son was born to Mr and Mrs J F Dale at 2100 English street
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Snyder-York
A. D. Snyder
Grace Street
James Darrell Dale
J. F. Dale
James Darrell
English Street
A. A. Hylton
Monthey Avenue
Ray Austin Hylton
Roma Williams
Mrs. Hylton
Juliana
Donald
Garrett Setliff
Margaret
Betty Short
J. B
Wayne Ridge
Betsy Ruth Bolling
Max Ward
Thelma and Jean Weekly
Impressive Junior C E Union Installation Service
The Junior C E Union of the city held a candlelight installation at First M P Church with about thirty members present. Eleanor Welch was installed as president, with Willie Edwards as vice president and Irene Harris as secretary, among others, as Miss Myrtle Davis introduced the officers.
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CC. EB. Union
Cc. E. Union
Farmer
Myrtle Davis
C. E
Martha Hayworth
Eleanor Welch
Willie Edwards
Irene Harris
Doris Koonce
Arlene Leviner
Margaret Lee
P. M. Caudle
Frances Cappridge
Three Local Women Sponsor N C State Concert in DC
High Point residents Mrs. M. J. Wrenn Mrs. R. T. Amos and Mrs. J. Ed Millis are organizers of the Carolina State Concert to be held January 31 at Constitution Hall Washington. The event features Edouard Albion and Elizabeth Marshall Mauney with a guest list including diplomats and national leaders. A reception follows at The House of Seven Arts.
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High Point
Constitution Hall
Washington
R. T. Amos
M. J. Wrenn
J. E. Millis
North Carolina
Washington, D. C
Carolina
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. Ed Millis
America
Roosevelt
Congress
Ehringhaus
Will Reynolds
Winston
Elizabeth Marshall Mauney
Hickory
Kings Mountain
Pinehurst
Edouard Albion
Washington National Opera
Albion
Durham
N. C
Durham Herald
Annals of
Raleigh
News and Observer
National Opera
House of Seven Arts
Embassy Colony
Fifteenth Street
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Sidney Perry Cooper
Julius Cone
Frank P. Graham
John Sprunt Hill
James A. Hartness
J. E. Latham
Cameron Morrison
Frank Mebane
J. B. Millis
Jefferson Penn
Julian Price
Clay Williams
St Marys Auxiliary to Meet Monday at 3 PM
An important meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of St Mary's Episcopal church will be held in the parish house Monday after noon at 3 o'clock. All members are asked to make a special effort to be present.
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ST. Mary's
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
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Thomasville Bridge Club
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mille Home Library
Annie Hall
Sallie McCracken
H. T. Hethcock
R. L. Welch
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina At
Greensboro
Davis
C. L. Davis
South Hargrave Street
University of North Carolina At Chapel
Honorer
H. M. Ling
Tate Street
Mildred
Mrs. Ling
Miss Mary Church
Paul
Robert Stamey
Ruby
Edith Smith
Eugene
Jack
Wanda
Juanita Ling
Mary Church
Mildred Ling
M. P
Methodist Protestant Church
W. P. Pickett
North Main Street
R. M. Andrews
West College Drive
J. R Montgomery
North Hamilton Street
G. L. Reynolds
Fourth Street
J. G. Snipes
Steele Street
Margaret Snipes
Circle Seven
Miss Stout
Messrs
Woodrow Hill
Wade Luther
Preston Greene
Charles Russell
Ernest Priest
Joe Wilson
Ollie Hutchins
J. Grayson Hill
Paul Koontz
Ray Cross
Clarence Keever
Carson Stout
Shirley Jean Dabbs
W. L. Dabbs
Shirley Jean
Guilford General Hospital
Elgin and Waltham
China
Clarian
Bey
Samuel Hyma
Jewelers
S. Main ST
Westinghouse
South Main
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