Miss Madge Greenwood Weds Thomas Richardson in Springfield Church
Miss Madge Greenwood and Thomas Richardson were married yesterday at 4 pm in Springfield Friends church. Pastor Clara Cox officiated with a ring ceremony. Only family and friends attended as violin and piano music accompanied the service. The couple plans a brief wedding trip and will reside on the Asheboro road after January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Greenwood
Thomas Richardson
Springfield
Miss Hicks
Moszkowski
Mendelssohn
Richardson
Z. D. Greenwood
Elkin
N. C
High Point
Emma Blair
Dora Richardson
Minnesota Mining Co
Asheboro Road
League To Sponsor Final Dinner Dance Saturday Night
The Junior Service League will sponsor the final dinner dance in a Saturday series on December 26 at the Sheraton ballroom. Duke Barron and his Greensboro-based orchestra return to provide music. reservations with the hotel are advised, but dancing only begins at 12 o'clock for non-dinner attendees. A league committee led by Mrs. Everett Marsh, Mrs. S. S. Saunders, and Mrs. James W. Poole oversees arrangements, with proceeds supporting the league's charity fund.
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Junior Service League
Sheraton Hotel
Duke Barron
Sheraton
Greensboro
King Cotton
Everett Marsh
S. S. Saunders
James W. Poole
Bride-Elect Honored With Tea By Hicks Family
Mrs. M. T. Hicks and daughter Pauline Hicks hosted a tea at West Russell street to compliment Miss Madge Greenwood, bride-elect to Thomas Richardson. Emma Blair faculty member, Greenwood attended with Elkin friends. guests included Greenwood family from Elkin and Raleigh, and students from Appalachian College. Christmas decor and refreshments enhanced the informal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Richardson
Madge Greenwood
Elkin
M. T. Hicks
Pauline Hicks
West Russell Street
Earl Byrum
W. H. Sadler
Greensboro
Norma Dutton
Myrtle Poore
Eldora
Viola
Becky Sue Byrum
Z. D. Greenwood
Eloise
Mary Greenwood
Thomas Greenwood
Raleigh
Johnson Greenwood
Appalachian College
Boone
Maxie Seagraves
Winston-Salem
Christmas Pageants and Church Socials Tonight
Trinity Baptist hosts a seven o'clock Christmas program and invites the public. Southside Baptist presents the pageant The Feast of Lights at seven, with public attendance encouraged and a correction notice about the title. Green Street Baptist Comrades class met at Mrs. W G Metcalf’s home on Tuesday, Dec 22, led by vice president Polly Combs. Neil Rutledge read scripture and Mrs Munroe led prayer. a social hour with carols followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Baptist
Trinity Baptist Church
Southside Baptists
Southside Baptist Church
Comrades
Green Street Baptist Church
W. G. Metcalf
Church Street
Polly Combs
Neil Rutledge
Munroe
Social calendar at Sedgefield Manor features two holiday dances
On Friday the Girls' Pentagon club hosts a dinner at Sedgefield Manor showcasing a second holiday function. The Coterien club follows with its fourth annual Christmas Night Dance from 9 to 12 featuring Jimmy Poyner and his NC State Collegians. Saturday offers a second Saturday Night Dinner Dance at the Sheraton hotel ballroom from 7:30 to 12 under the Junior Service League with dinner reservations required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Coterien Club
Jimmy Poyner
N. C. State Collegians
Sheraton Hotel
Junior Service League
People Going Home For Holidays Across States
A flurry of holiday travel has residents visiting relatives across Georgia Pennsylvania North Carolina and Virginia. Mr and Mrs Henry Foscue head to Cornelia Georgia to spend Christmas with Mrs Foscues parents Mr and Mrs B A McMillan. Miss Sarah and Virginia Baker travel from Winchester Virginia to Rockford road to visit their mother and Henry Baker. Samuel Barr leaves for Baltimore to spend the holidays with kin. Elizabeth Coats and Robert Beaver travel to Lewistown Pennsylvania and Marietta Ohio to visit relatives before returning Sunday night. Other trips include Mrs R M Hudson visiting Franklin and Mrs C M Stansell heading to Greenville North Carolina with return planned Sunday night. Local residents also note recuperation for Mrs Henry Grady Owens after surgery and visits to Norfolk Virginia Charlotte North Carolina and Shelby North Carolina for holiday time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Virginia Baker
Henry Baker
Winchester
Rockford Road
Elizabeth Coats
Robert Beaver
Lewistown
Mr. Beaver
Marietta
Ohio
Jack Crutchfield
Elizabeth, N. J
City
J. H. Crutchfield
North Main Street
Mrs Munroe Hosts Tea With Guests and Visitor
Seated by her mother, the hostess served delicious refreshments to Misses Nell Rutledge Alean Huffman Dorothy Poole Polly Combs Nannie Mae Andrews and Hyacinth Hedrick Mrs Munroe and Gary Metcalf, a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Rutledge
Alean Huffman
Dorothy Poole
Polly Combs
Nannie Mae Andrews
Hyacinth Hedrick
Johnston county farmer found shot to death near home
William Thomas Batten aged 61, a Johnston county farmer, was found shot to death in a tobacco barn near his home. Coroner B. E. Booker ruled death by his own action. The report notes electric motors of modern battleships hold energy comparable to a million men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
William Thomas Batten
Johnston County
BE. N. Booker
Coteriers To Present Fourth Christmas Night Ball Friday
The Coterien club of the city presents its fourth Christmas Night Ball at Sedgefield Manor Friday evening December 25. Jimmy Poyner and his orchestra, the North Carolina State Collegians, provide music for the 10 to 2 dance in the manor ballroom. Sponsors include Misses Ruth Pollock Patty Redman Lois Chidester Dot Smith Patsy Jones Mary Letty Mebane Ann Ross Louise Greer Christine Cook Rochelle Luther Priscila Lambeth Katherine Covington Glenrie Dalton and Margaret Whittington from several nearby cities. Attendance is expected from across the region, with many college students home for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Manor
Jimmy Poyner
Hie
North Carolina State Collegians
High Point
Ruth Pollock
Patty Redman
Lois Chidester
Dot Smith
Greensboro
Patsy Jones
Mary Letty Mebane
Asheboro
Ann Ross
Lexington
Louise Greer
Salisbury
Christine Cook
Rochelle Luther
Thomasville
Priscila Lambeth
Katherine Covington
Winston « Salem
Glenrie Dalton
Margaret Whittington
German Club's First Dance Proves To Be A Gala Occasion
Several hundred attendees filled the Emery wood Country club last evening for the Piedmont German club's inaugural dance held from 10 to 2. Eddie Whitstein and his orchestra provided dance music including swing tunes and rhythmic numbers. An intermission featured a vocalist and accordionist amid Christmas decorations, with many out-of-town guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Eddie Whitstein
Whitstein
Hie Terpsichorean
Philathea Class Christmas Meeting at Dee River Church Hut
The Deep River Philatheas met at the church hut for Christmas and business meetings with good attendance. A splendid program was presented and many gifts given including fruit baskets for the sick and shut-ins. The young people's class held its Christmas gathering on Saturday night at the bar with fair attendance and gifts for the sick and shut-ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee River
Deep River Philatheas
Elbert Farlow and Leonard Skeen Head to California for Winter
Elbert Farlow and Leonard Skeen left Monday for California where they expect to spend the winter. Miss Lena Modlin has returned home after spending a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Farlow
Leonard Skeen
California
Lena Modlin
Girls' Pentagon Club Annual Dinner at Sedgefield Manor
Plans for the Girls' Pentagon Club annual Christmas dinner party are complete. Invitations have been issued for Friday at eight o'clock at Sedgefield Manor. The guest list includes Miss Marion Elliott with Wris Sensenbach, Mrs. Robert Cook with Mr. Cook, Miss Mildred Furgurson with Collier Ellis, Miss Edith Crowder with D. K. Cloniger, and other couples from Raleigh, Sanford, Winston-Salem, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Marion Elliott
Wris Sensenbach
Robert Cook
Mr. Cook
Mildred Furgurson
Collier Ellis
Edith Crowder
D. K. Cloniger
Sanford
Marguerite Burress
Leonard Koonce
Mildred Crowder
Walter Lee Spencer
Raleigh
Helen Crowder
P. V. Kirkman, Jr
Dorothy Stabler
Orin Whitener
Lois Chidester
James Farr
Wayne Garner
Mr. Garner
Clarine Furgurson
Tom Pitts
Leora Hampp
Craig, Furr
Patricia Hall
Richard Arm
Population share of ten states reaches twenty one percent
A statement claims twenty one percent of the U S population belongs to ten states including Arizona California Colorado Florida Illinois Michigan Montana Mississippi and Wisconsin, presenting a regional concentration claim without context or source.
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The
United States
Arizona
California
Colorado
Florida
Illinois
Michigan
Montana
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Community Notes: Local Moves and Visits
Guests of Mr and Mrs Rex Thornton Sunday included Mr and Mrs Dewey Thornton of High Point and Robert Thornton of Jamestown. Mrs Ida L Wood visited friends in the community Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lindsay Knight moved to near Colfax school. Mr and Mrs Arthur Yates moved into their new Deep River home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Rex. Thornton
Dewey Thornton
High Point
Robert Thornton
Jamestown
Ida L. . Wood
Lindsay Knight
Colfax School
Arthur Yates
Airport Station
Deep River
Miss Velma Gentry Hosts Christmas Party For Pupils
Miss Velma Gentry entertained music pupils at a Christmas party Monday evening at 7:30 at her home on Newton and Meadow streets. A program by the pupils and Miss Beryl Gentry preceded refreshments served by Mrs. F. B. Dennard to Betty Faye Gibson Marion Shumaker Melvin Gentry Nannie Lee Coggins Doris Conley Rulah Kidd Katherine Jowers Lucille Best Wanda Allen Mary Ellen Paine Donna Burns Mettie Ruth Conley Anna Hughes Ruth Lowery Amelia Nicks Mr and Mrs R M Douglas. Gifts were presented to the pupils by Miss Gentry, then games and socializing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Gentry
Newton and
Meadow Streets
Beryl Gentry
F. B. Dennard
Betty Faye Gibson
Marion Shumaker
Melvin Gentry
Nannie Lee Coggins
Doris Conley
Rulah Kidd
Katherine Jowers
Lucille Best
Wanda Allen
Mary Ellen Paine
Donna Burns
Mettie Ruth Conley
Anna Hughs
Ruth Lowery
Amelia Nicks
R. M. Douglas
Miss Gentry
Birth of Jan Christansen in Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ray H Nibbe link of 1202 North Main street announce the birth of a son, Jan Christansen, on Friday December 18 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grady Owens
Council Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Ao Ace
Ray H. Nibbelink
North Main Street
Jan Christansen
Burrus Memorial Hosptal
World’s highest tide observed in Bay of Fundy
Report notes Bay of Fundy experiences the world’s highest tides with a dramatic rise of several feet. Observers describe the phenomenon as a striking natural event affecting coastal areas and marine activity in the region.
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Bay of F
Care
Man in Ad Run Over By Car in Southport
A fragmented Southport report says a man lying in an advertisement run over by a car in Brunswick County injured both legs. Deeds official R. J. Mintz stated no one was to blame.
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Southport
Dec
Jesse
Brown
Brunswick County
Deeds
R. J. Mintz
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Cornelia, Ga
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Brooklyn, N. Y
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Monthen Avenue
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Joseph Barr
Baltimore
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Norfolk, Va
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EB. H. Beazley
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Harry G. White
Thelma Patrick
Roanoke
Julia Liles
Charlotte
Herman Goodman
Denny Street
Shelby
Eleanor Idol
Washington
Mrs. W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Ladie
High Point, N. C
the Bank OF Good Cheer
Wagger’s Ladies’ Shop
Sava Waggen
Coteriens
Bakur’s
Nat Walker
Hart Drug Store
First National Bank
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High Point Floral Co
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Ollie Hayes
Edith Ferrell
Winona Campbell
Edwina Bivins
College ST
Jan C. Nibbelink
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