Salsbury Fow ler Marriage Solemnized Here Tomorrow
Miss Louise Salsbury will wed Horace Ware Fowler in a four o clock ceremony at her parents home 100 Roland Park Avenue. Dr Embree H Blackard to officiate with a music trio and Carter Farriss providing vocal sections. Attendants include Mrs Charles Salsbury as matron of honor and J W Fowler as best man. Following a reception the couple will depart for a wedding trip and establish residence in Durham where Fowler works for Liggett and Myers Tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Salsbury
Horace Ware Fowler
Durham
J. M. S. Salsary
Roland Park Avenue
Embree H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
Adelaide Crowell
Iss Maureen Moore
Alan Turner
Teensboro
Carter Farriss
York City
Miss Salsbury
Charles Salsbury
Hartford
Conn
Mr. Fowler
J. W. Fowler
Charlotte
City
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company
German Club Tea Dance a Successful Saturday Event
Members of the Piedmont German club and guests attended the Emery Wood Country club tea dance, part of the club’s annual Christmas tent. The Hudson Ape Florida Club ensemble played for dancers with Miss Frances Swell as vocalist while notable Greensboro, Statesville, Richmond, Asheville, Atlanta, Winston-Salem, New York and Guilford College figures joined as guests. A New Years Day presentation by George Olsen and his orchestra is announced as the next prominent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Geran Club
Emery Wood
Hudson Ape
Florida
C. C. Conner
Jyde Shaner
Sidney Paine
T. A. Lascock, Jr
Ted Koenig
Charles Timmons
FE. C. Latham
Joe Henrcks
Walter Ridenhour
Greensboro
Milton Clayton
Statesville
Ralph Edwards
Drexel
Howard Smith
D. N. Welborn
Richmond
Crawford Smith
Asheville
Robert Hodges
Dave Harman
William Crawford
Durham
Dick Marshall
Atlanta
Hal Reynolds
Winston-Salem
J. E. B. Davis
M. B. Amos
Frank Kearn
Carter Farriss
New York
David Parsons
Guilford College
Bob Gold
Charlotte
F. M. Shore, Jr
Anthony Latona
Arnold Freshman
Washington, D. C
Bembo Merryman
Oak Ridge
Bill Freeze
George Olsen
Younger Set Entertained For Visitors At Emerywood
Miss Mary Wall hosted a holiday tea at Emerywood Country Club from five to seven to honor Misses Caroline and Sarah Taylor and Winston Taylor of Mooresville. Holly and Christmas greenery, red candles, and a festive tea setup created a cheerful scene. About a hundred young people visited during the hours, with dining and dancing as punch and cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wilson Wall
Emerywood Country Club
Caroline
Sarah Taylor
Winston Taylor
Mooresville
Mary Lewis Millis
Frank Dalton
Clara
David Parker
Joline Taylor
Jack Abels
Iss Sarah Taylor
Willis Ne, Jr
Pauline Glas
E. S. Wall
G. W. Taylor
Family Dinner Brightens Ferree Home After Thirty Years
Mrs. C. M. Ferree hosted a Christmas meal at 505 Richardson Street with eight children present for the first time in about thirty years. Eight Ferree siblings and their families gathered, sharing a festive meal and gifts in a family reunion style event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Ferree
Richardson Street
L. L. Ferree
Greensboro
C. E. Ferree
Mary Edith
Edna Earle
W. B. Lambe
Allene
Mildred
Harris
Vera
Asheboro
H. G. Ferree
Hobart, Jr
L. F. Ferree
Alexander
Mary Ellen
G. M. Ferree
Tyson Ferree
Bertha Ferree
Local Girls to Host Dance at Emerywood Country Club
Invitations issued by Misses Sarah Tomlinson Pattie Thomas Caroline Dalton and Dorothy Stewart announce a dance at Emerywood Country Club on Wednesday evening December 29 from 10 until 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Tomlinson
Pattie Thomas
Caroline Dalton
Dorothy Stewart
Emerywood Country Club
Miss Vaughn Weds Fred Sappenfield in Danville Va
Evelyn Elizabeth Vaughn marries Fred Edward Sappenfield in Danville Virginia on December 21. Rev. A Gray Carter conducts the ceremony at the Baptist church. The couple plans to reside at 1108 Vera Street after a short honeymoon in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Fred Edward Sappenfield
Evelyn Vaughn
C. Myrtle Vaughn
Briggs Street
Evelyn Elizabeth Vaughn
A. Gray Carter
Sappenfield
C .Myrtle Vaughn
High Point
F. O. Sappenfield
Vera Street
Adams-Millis Corporation
Virginia
Elizabeth Sappenfield
Georgia
Mrs Bissette Hosts Helen Mae Birthday Party
Mrs. W. P. Bissette honored daughter Helen Mae on her twelfth birthday at home on 1004 North Hamilton Street. Friends like Anie Frazier Ann Gamble and Frances Hedrick won prizes. decorations featured Christmas colors and candies. Attendees included Jean Montgomery Azalee Kepley Elizabeth Swiggett Ann Gamble Marjorie Merrilees Margaret Perry Anita Burton Phyllis Freeman Bonnie Frazier Francis Hedrick Rebekah Onrad Seattle Culver and Dwanda Lee Bissette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Bissette
Helen Mae
North
Hamilton Street
Oree
Anie Frazier
Ann Gamble
Frances Hedrick
Jean Montgomery
Azalee Kepley
Elizabeth Swiggett
Marjorie Merrilees
Margaret Perry
Anita Burton
Phyllis Freeman
Bonnie Frazier
Francis Hedrick
Rebekah Onrad
Eattle Culver
Dwanda Lee Bissette
Misses Morris Host Christmas Party at Denton Residence
A Christmas party was held Thursday night December 23 at the Denton home of Misses Edna and Wadene Morris. The room glowed with candles and festive decorations as games and contests entertained guests. Refreshments were served to a list of attendees including Gold en Morris, Dorothy Morris, Johnnne Curry, Juanita Wright, Josephine Hill, Auline Powell, Max Hill, Edward Shaw, Jimmie Wilkins, Othell Surratt, Bobby Wilkins, Wayne Morris, Ames Sexton, Wayne Fuller, Moselle Loftin, and Joe Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Edna
Wadene Morris
Golden
Dorothy Morris
Johnnne Curry
Juanita Wright
Josephine Hill
Auline Powell
Max Hill
Edward Shaw
Jimmie Wilkins
Othell Surratt
Bobby Wilkins
Wayne Morris
Ames Sexton
Wayne Fuller
Moselle Loftin
Joe Taylor
Wedding of Miss Mary Lee Crouse and Wayne Kinley
Miss Mary Lee Crouse and Wayne Kinley were married at the M P parsonage with a small gathering of friends and relatives. Rev. G L Curry of the Denton M FP church officiated the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee Crouse
Wayne Kinley
M. P. Parsonage
G. L. Curry
Denton M. FP. Church
Holiday visits noted in Statesville and nearby towns
Public notices list Mr and Mrs Alexander Rankin and children visiting in Statesville with Ben Cooper. Names appear for Myrtle Beach and other holiday stays including Wilbur Jones Valette Harriss and Cecil Prince, Miss Eleanor Idol from Washington DC and others visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Rankin, Jr
Statesville
Ben Cooper
Wilbur Jones
Valette Harriss
C. C. Prince and Son
Cecil
Myrtle Beach
A Wish I wish I could have been in Beth lehem
A poem dated 1937 by Gertrude Cook Page recalls the first Christmas night and the holy star guiding shepherds and the Christ child. The speaker laments not witnessing the manger scene yet notes the star's light continues to guide their path daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Christ
Gertrude Cook Page
Oldfield and Pierce Married in Williams burg Virginia
Miss Alice Parish Oldfield of Norfolk and Jester Le Roy Pierce of Scotland Neck N C married December 18 at Bru ton Parish church in Williams burg Virginia. Rev Norman E Taylor officiated with close family present. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents at 1418 West Ocean View Avenue Norfolk after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jester le Roy Pierce
Norfolk
Williamsburg
Alice Parish Oldfield
Edward Charles Oldfield
That City
le Roy Pierce
Scotland Neck
Ralph Fred Pierce
High Point
Bruton
Norman E. Taylor
Southern Virginia
J. N. Purcell
Sadie Jones
Newport News
Sara Elizabeth Oldfield
Woodrow Tayloe
Aulander
N. C
Mrs. Oldfield
Mrs. Pierce
West
Ocean View Avenue
Miss Peoples and John Isley Wed in Salisbury Ceremony
Miss Fannie Marie Peoples and John Mack Isley united in marriage in a simple ceremony in Salisbury North Carolina on December 25 officiated by Rev M L Stirewall of St Johns Lutheran. The bride, a Ellis Secretarial School graduate and Beta Omicron Beta member, is a bookkeeper at Carolina Warehouse High Point. The groom, a University of North Carolina alumnus with a BS 1934, works with the Soil Conservation Service in High Point. They will reside in High Point. Presbyterian Auxiliary Executive Board to Meet Monday at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Marie Peoples
John Mack Isley
Salisbury
North Carolina
M. L. Stirewall
St. Johns Lutheran Church
S. Talisman Roses
Valley O8
Isley
Hugh F. Peoples
Siler City
Ellis Secretarial School
Greensboro
Elon College
Beta Omicron Beta
Carolina Warehouse
High Point
N. C
John A. Isley
Mebane
University of North Carolina
Soil Conservation Service
Presbyterian Aux
The
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Girl Pentagon Club Holds Fourth Annual Christmas Banquet at Sedgefield Inn
The Girls' Pentagon Club hosted its fourth annual formal banquet on Christmas Night at Sedgefield Inn in Elizabethton Tennessee. A five course turkey dinner for 32 included holiday decorations a central red rose and poinsettia arrangement. Escorts received pearl cuff links. members and escorts listed with partners in a festive social gala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Inn
Miss Idol Weds R. E. Williams Here Tomorrow
Miss Mary Reid Idol of this city will wed Robert Edward Williams of High Point and Greensboro tomorrow at 2 pm at the bride’s parents home 756 North Main street. Rev M B Williams conducts the ceremony with only family present. Alma Andrews provides nuptial music and the couple plan a short bridal trip after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reid Idol
Robert Edward Williams
High Point
Greensboro
Vernon Welch Idol
North Main Street
M. B. Williams
Pleasant Hill M. P
Alma Andrews
Miss Lucille Cox Weds C. B. Gibson In Quiet Ceremony
Miss Mary Lucille Cox and Carl B. Gibson united in marriage Christmas morning at Rev. Edw. Suits home on Woodrow Avenue. Attendants included Miss Maud Smith and B. E. Tilley of Greensboro and Mr. and Mrs. George Dobbins. The couple will live in High Point after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lucille Cox
Carl B. Gibson
Edw
Woodrow Avenue
Maud Smith
B. E. Tilley
Greensboro
George Dobbins
Thomas M. Cox
Mary L. Cox
Mr. Gibson
Arthur Gibson
Ada H. Gibson
High Point
Miss Burgess Engaged to J J Hamlin Jr in Summit
Formal engagement announcement lists Miss Rosa Lucille Burgess of Summit New Jersey to Joseph J Hamlin of High Point North Carolina. Bride is Duke University junior and Kappa sorority member. groom is NC State College senior studying agronomy. A holiday tea honor will be hosted for the bride's mother in Summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Lucille Burgess
Summit
Jersey
Joseph J. Hamlin
High Point
N. A. Burgess
Duke Versity
Durham
Kappa
Hamlin
J. J. Hamlin
Point
N Carolina State College
Bal
Way-Sparks Vows Announced In Danville Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Nina Mae Way and J Thurman Sparks was solemnized in Danville Virginia on December 23 with Rev R J Bamber officiating. Bride wore forest green with matching accessories. The couple, residents of this city, will reside at 908 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Mae Way
J. Thurman Sparks
Danville
R. J. Bamber
J. L. Wilson
Sparks
H. C. Way
Mr. Way
Mr. Sparks
J. R. Sparks
Mrs. Sparks
South Main Street
Entre Nous Club To Meet Thursday
The Entre Nous club will be entertained by Mrs. 8. C. at her Parkway home Thursday afternoon. The meeting will begin at ten o clock as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
8. C
Parkway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bride OF
Salsbury-Fowler
Beauty Shoppe
MRS
ColKer
Miss Vaughn
Fred Sappenfield
Misses Morris
Points
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Walter L. Hargett, Jr
Rocky Mount
Eleanor Idol
Mrs. W. C. Idol
Hillcrest
D. P. Teague
Davia Lee
Richmond,Va
Glenn Kearne
Johnson City
Mr. Kearns
Mrs. E. O. Kearns
J. W. Fambrough
Jack
Jacksonville, Fla
Ed Bullabaugh
Vernon Street
Miss Peoples
Mr. Isley
Leora Hampp
John Hussey
Mild Crowder
Curtis Newton
Na Smith
Ed Wkins
Robert Cook
Treaurer
Cook
H Crowder
Charles Covington
Coving
Clarine Furgurson
Tom Pitts
Lois Barger
Leonard Ko
R. E. Williams
Lucille Cox
C. B. Gibson
Miss Burgess
J.J. Hamlin, Jr
Way-Sparks
Hyman’s
Jewelry Company
Corner
N. Main
Washington
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