Births and society notices in Asheboro and High Point
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bulla of Asheboro announce the birth of a son on December 11. Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Caughron of Trinity Route 1 greet a son born December 9. Lottie Holden Bible class to meet at Oakwood court. Wesley Memorial Church hosts a children’s party December 14 from 8 to 10 p.m. Greensboro District Young People’s Union to meet at West Market church. Ada Blair P T A held a Christmas program with a Bethlehem theme and a devotional by Mrs. J G Doggett.
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Asheborod
Lottie Holden
A. L. Cecil
Oakwood Court
Wesley Memorial Church
Young People’s Department
Young People's Union
Greensboro
Young People’s Union
M. E
West Market
High Point Union
Ada Blair P
T. A
Ada Blair
Herald Angel
Bethlehem
J. G. Doggett
Mary Laurens Withers
C. F. Tomlinson
Frances Joiner
L. B. Joiner
Alice MacRae Caldwell
David Caldwell
Buffalo Church
Wich
Guilford County
Social calendar for midweek club gatherings in Concord and High Point
Wednesday lines list a string of events hosted by Mrs. Edward K Willis Miss Ora Fulp and various club members at homes and venues in Concord and High Point. Meetings include Delta Tau luncheon High Point Graduate Nurses Christmas YWCA book music literature and several study and club gatherings through Friday with multiple hostesses.
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Delta Tau Club
Edward K. Willis
Concord
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Ora Fulp
Mary Elizabeth Long
Elm Street
L. R. Terry
North Main Street
Woman's Club
S. G. Daniel
Lindsay Street
Rodney Snow
Woodbrook Court
Entre Nous
Mid-Week Club Holds Annual Christmas Party at Millis Home
The Mid-Week Garden club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. H A Millis home on North Main street for its annual Christmas party. Mrs C H Ellis and Mrs Ed Lyon assisted. The group planned library donations for the high school and made costumes for the Salvation Army drive while listening to Miss Elizabeth Munroe speak on Japanese Christmas customs.
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H. A. Millis
North Main Street
C. H. Ellis
Ed Lyon
Millis
Horace Haworth
High School Library
Salvation Army
Elizabeth Munroe
Japan
Miss Munroe
Miss Millis
Fred Thomas
W. B. Thomas
Ellis
Lyon
Christmas Pageant by Elm Street School Children
The Elm Street School presented a 170 child Christmas pageant called O Come All Ye Faithful featuring movement pantomime and tableau with 90 child choir in white, narrating the Bible story and gifts of all nations. Principal parts included Robert Cottam John Chastain Billy Bencini as shepherds and Maxey Crowder Grady Goldstein Billy Hall as kings.
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Children of Elm Street School
Elm Street
Kings of the Orient
Robert Cottam
John Chastain
Billy Bencini
Three Shepherds
Maxey Crowder
Grady Goldstein
Billy Hall
Shirley Redding
Bethlehem
Kitty Cox
Rodney Pilson
Joseph
Angels
Jessie Mae Bass
Annie Marsh Bulla
Alberta Cecil
Margaret Farr
Julia Steele Marsh
Alma Smith
Rachel Conrad
Sarah Scruggs
D A R Chapter Hosts Christmas Meeting at Mrs Hayden Home
The Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at Mrs J F Hayden East Washington Street with hostesses and regent Mrs J S Welborn. Members donated clothing and books for a Crossnore School box and planned a commemorative tablet at Old Jamestown.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Mesdames
T. S. MacKensie
H. L. Brockmann
A. E. Tate
L. M. H. Reynolds
Seborn Perry
R. L. Brinson
Hayden
J. S. Welborn
Altrusa Club Christmas Program at Sheraton
The Altrusa club held a dinner meeting at the Sheraton hotel with a Christmas party theme. Fifteen members were served as a tiny centerpiece tree and toilet article favors from a local drug store were distributed. Mrs W W Dickerson led the program on Altrusa history with help from Miss Martha Shields and Mrs Marie Caudell and Mrs Pearl Parker.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
W. W. Dickerson
Altrusa
Martha Shields
Marie Caudell
Pearl Parker
Clara Boyd
Clara Cox
Sir Launfal
James Russell Lowell
High Point Enterprise
Young Business Woman to Wed Progressive Farmer
The groom is the son of Mrs. Mintie L. Lambeth and the late Ss. L. Lambeth. He is a progressive young farmer on Thomasville Route three. They plan to live on Route three after their wedding.
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Mintie L. Lambeth
Ss. L. Lambeth
Thomasville
Miss McEwen Weds R B Salsbury In Durham Ceremony
Miss Virginia McEwen became the bride of Richard Brinkley Salsbury in a quiet Durham ceremony at Trinity Church. The couple plans a wedding trip to New York and then residence in Atlanta after the ceremony officiated by Dr. B L Hillman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Virginia McEwen
Richard Brinkley Salsbury
Trinity M. &. Church
B. L. Hillman
New York City
Atlanta
Christmas Bazaar At First Presbyterian Church
Public invited to a last minute Christmas Bazaar and food sale by the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 106 South Main Street in the former MecCrory's building. Cakes candies salads and other foods will be offered with four circles cooperating. Light lunch at noon. Gifts and other articles also available.
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Woman's
First Presbyterian Church
South Main Street
MecCrory’s
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