German Club Emerywood Dances Christmas Day Feature Wittstein
Emerywood club hosts a tea dance from four to six for members and guests with Eddie Wittstein providing the music. The Piedmont German club holds its Christmas Ball at 9 30 pm with Wittstein again leading a large ensemble including Christy Schmitt and multiple vocalists and instrumentalists. The events inaugurate the holiday season and are expected to be the year’s top dances.
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Emerywood
Wittstein
Emerywood Club
Eddie Wittstein
Emerywood Country Club
Yale
New Haven Symphony Orchestra
Christy Schmitt
Christmas Program by Musical Art Club Delights Audience
The Musical Art Club presented its annual Christmas program in the Sheraton hotel ballroom to an appreciative crowd. Highlights included Evocation by Liston Pope, flutist Susan Sharp, violinist Evelyn Sharp, soprano Edith Moore Sherrod, and a finale of Silent Night sung by all.
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Sheracon Hotel
Musical Art Club
H. L. Coffield
Liston Pope
Wesley Memorial Church
Susan Sharp
Charles McAnally
Buster
Evelyn Sharp
McAnally
Bileliot
Edith Moore Sherrod
Jesu Bambino
Dan W. Smith
Kohlmann
Pope
C. L. Gary, Jr
Dorothy Hoskins
Miss Hoskins
Mr. Gray
Mae Kirkman
Community Arts Club Hosts Christmas Meeting
The Community Arts club enjoyed a Christmas gathering at 808 Fifth Street hosted by Mrs. L. H. Warren. Members exchanged gifts, elected new officers including Mrs. Warren and Mrs. R. W. Wel, and fourteen members attended. Also noted, Miss Virginia Ward hosted a finishing department gathering on Tipton Street with a Christmastree and gifts for attendees. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Willis of Concord visited Mrs. Willis's mother, Mrs. E. T. Harmon, on North Main Street.
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The
Community Arts Club
L. H. Warren
Fifth Street
J. L. Underwood
Campbell
Tub
R. W. Wel
Miss Ward
Virginia Ward
Tipton Street
Concord
Grimes-Gerringer Marriage Announced in High Point
The marriage of Martha Belle Gerringer to Harry L. Grimes was solemnized August 17, 1934, in Erie Pennsylvania. The couple, both of High Point, plan a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada and now reside at 516 Cable Street with the bride’s mother. Grimes manages the Asheboro Wagger Jewelry branch.
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Harry L. Grimes
Martha Belle Gerringer
C. D. Gerringer
Cable Street
Mr. Gerringer
High Point
Erie
Penn
United Presbyterian Church
Hugh B. Speer
Niagara Falls
Canada
Cleveland
Ohio
Asheboro
Wagger Jewelry Store
Miss Murphy Weds Winfred Hicks in Quiet Friends Ceremony
Miss Ella May Murphy and Winfred Hicks, both of the city, were married Sunday afternoon December 23 at the Central Friends church manse. Rev Tom Alderman Sykes officiated with a ring ceremony attended by Miss Lela Williams Hazel Hicks and best man Raymond Hicks. The ceremony was simple and limited to family. the couple will reside in High Point.
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Central Friends Church
Ella May Murphy
Winfred Hicks
Tom Alderman Sykes
Lela Williams
Hazel Hicks
Raymond Hicks
High Point
Community tree event draws 1500 children to city tonight
Tonight 1500 needy children join Jack Burris of Gate City Motor Co for a Christmas party around a large community tree on South Wrenn Street. The event features a program, gifts, fruits, candy and toys, with 1500 invitation cards issued for entry at 6 o clock.
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Jack Burris
Gate City Motor Company
Wrenn Street
Mr. Burris
Burris
Christmas Ball Planned by Sedgefield Coterien Club
Plans are completed for the annual Christmas Ball of the Coterien club at Sedgefield Manor on Christmas Night. High Point youths are expected to attend, with Bill Allsbrook and his orchestra from Richmond, Va., providing Casa Loma style music popular with dancers. Sponsors include eight local young women and chaperones listed by name.
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Coterien Club
Sedgefield Manor
High Point
Bill Allsbrook
Tantilla Gardens
English Tavern
Richmond
Redding-Walker Rites Solemnized Saturday
Miss Sadie Lee Walker of Ronda and Daniel F. Redding of Winston-Salem were married at 803 Tryon Street on Saturday December 22. Rev. M C Connor officiated at the ceremony attended by family and friends. The couple will reside in Winston-Salem after the ceremony.
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Sadie Lee , Walker
Ronda
Route One
Daniel F. Redding
Winston-Salem
J. B. Smith
Tryon Street
Rev. M. C. Connor
Helmstetler Loving Marriage Announced
Marriage of Miss Lucille Loving to Mr Roy Helmstetler solemnized in Danville Virginia on December 15. The ceremony was by Reverend Barber Baptist minister. Bride is daughter of W F Loving. groom son of H R Helmstetler. They reside with the bride's father at 612 Everett Street.
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Lucille Loving
Roy Helmstetler
Danville
Mr. Barber
W. F. Loving
Mrs. Loving
Mr. Helmstetler
H. R. Helmstetler
High Point
Everett Street
Holiday Guests From Mooresville and Lansing Arrive
Dr. and Mrs. G W Taylor of Mooresville are Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. ER Wall on Hillcrest drive with their children Caroline, Sarah, and Winston Taylor a Woodberry Forest student in Orange Virginia. Miss Harriet Appleyard of Lansing Michigan arrived to visit Mr. and Mrs. Tom Apple yard and Mrs. Bertha Appleyard on Wiltshire boulevard after returning from England last summer.
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Sarah Denny
Katherine Lowdermilk
Dorothy Crawley
Crowder
High Point
Mary Way Rogers
Jennie Harrison
Greensboro
Frances Weddington
Lexington
Hilda Wall Penn
Madison
Winston-Salem
K. C. Denny
Charles McAnally
J. J. Cox
A. H. Whitley
Hugh J Smart
F. B. Smith
Sam Strickland
Louis Heilig
Holt McPherson
Robert Garland
J. G. Doggett
J. T. Burrus
J. F. Horton
Jack Tucker
Harriet Appleyard
Lansing, Mich
Tom Appleyard
Bertha Appleyard
Wiltshire Boulevard
Miss Appleyard
England
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Club News
Moffitt's
North Main
Bride
Grimes-Gerringer
Mio
Miss Murphy
Bride of Winfred Hicks
Lena Overton
Frank Sheetz
Washington
Mise Overton
A. M. Imes
Mise Mozelle Hendrix
Mr. and
Mra. L. L. Hendrix
Jamestown
Sedgefield
Tor
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Redding
Merry Christmas
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