Birth Announcements Highlight Local Families
Mr and Mrs H P Guyer announce the birth of Shirley Ann on Sunday February 3 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs A Y Buck announce the birth of a son Gilbert Rex on January 28 at their home Wise Street. Mr and Mrs Robert Ridge announce the birth of a daughter Betty Low on January 28 at 1010 West Green. Mr and Mrs Alva A Smith announce the birth of a daughter Patricia Ann on January 29 at 627 Wesley Place. Altrusa club meeting rescheduled to February 12 due to an error in yesterday's notice. Dorothy Fritz hosted Heureux dge club with two tables bridge. Miss Uby Samuels named top scorer. Priscilla club to meet Friday at 605 English Street hosted by Mrs Fred P Ingram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Guyer
Shirley Ann
Burrus “Memorial Hospital
A. Y. Buck
Gilbert Rex
Wise Street
Robert Ridge
Betty Low
West Green
Alva A. Smith
Patricia Ann
Wesley Place
Altrusa Club
Fritz
Heureus
Dorothy Fritz
Heureux Dge Club
Green
Uby Samuels
Ich
Leeard
Priscilla Club
English Street
Fred P. Ingram
Herfternoon
Club of
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Philomathean Club
O. P. Moffitt
Lindsay Street
The
Lotus Club
H. G. White
Johnson Street
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Gatherings
The week lists numerous meetings across Greensboro area groups including High Point Garden Club at Emerywood Country Club with state president Mrs Wesley Taylor, W O T Club hosted by Mrs A S Parker, and multiple sessions at Y W C A Hut and local homes. Couples, alumnae, and professional groups schedule talks, lunches, and bi weekly events through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Emerywood Country Club
Wesley Taylor
Greensboro
H. A. Millis
A.S. Parker
W. O. T. Club
Hillcrest Drive
Hiram Armentrout
Charity Ball plans in High Point to aid handicapped children
The American Legion Auxiliary unit plans a February 12 Charity Ball at Sedgefield Manor to raise funds for medical treatment of about four hundred needy handicapped children found in a statewide health survey. Sponsors include prominent local young women vying for Miss High Point 1936 and Miss North Carolina 1936, with prize trips to Winston-Salem and New York City for winners. Proceeds fund urgent medical care. tickets available through Auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Number
American Legion Auxiliary
Sedgefield Manor
High Point
Winston-Salem
Mrs. J. C. Hill Hosts Flora McDonald Alumnae
The High Point Flora McDonald College Alumnae Chapter was entertained by Mrs. J. C. Hill at her South Hamilton Street home. The hostess, president of the local chapter, led a brief business session. Letters from college leaders praised member support and urged fundraising for college activities. Virginia Frank and Florence Blair provided violin music before refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Flora McDonald College
Red Springs
J. C. Hill
South Hamilton Street
Myrtle Titman
C. G. Wardell
Flora McDonald
Alumnae Association
Henry G. Bedinger
C. L. Rogers
Virginia Frank
Florence Blair
Music Group Valentine Program At Conrad Home
The Music Study Club held a Valentine program at Rachel and Rebekah Conrad’s home. Helen Motsinger won best performance and the unusual contest prize. Guests enjoyed games, contests, and Valentine gifts, with refreshments served by the hostesses and their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel
Rebekah Conrad
Mavis Peace
Marguerite Campbell
Opal Lanier
Elizabeth Cooper
G. Jewell Campbell
Miss Lanier
Rachel Conrad
Helen Motsinger
Valentine
Lucile Lewis
Jewel Campbell
Louise Morehead
Lessie Price
Donree Setzer
Eleanor ,Dodamead
Missa Lanier
Ye Old Folks Concerto at Allen Jay School
A folk song program titled Ye Old Folks Concerto will be held Friday evening February 15 at 8 p m at Allen Jay School Fairfield road. Miss Pauline Hicks directs the 25 voice chorus sponsored by the Christian Endeavor Society of Springfield Friends church with Mrs John Davis Byron Hayworth M T Hicks Jr as vocalists. Instrumental numbers feature M T Hicks Jr violin Frank Hicks trumpet Miss Susan Sharpe and Byron Hayworth on flutes. Tickets available in advance and public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay School
Fairfield Road
Pauline Hicks
Christian Endeavor Society
Springfield Friends Church
John Davis
Byron Hayworth
M. T. Hicks, Jr
Frank Hicks
Susan Sharpe
Byron Haworth
Wayside Needle Club to Meet Tomorrow at 2:30
A newly organized Wayside Needle club will meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM at 602 Jones Street the home of Mrs L L Farlowe. The full club roster is expected to attend. The Girls Pentagon club holds a weekly meeting tonight at 7 15 PM at Miss Alice Nesbitt s Hillcrest Drive home. More than half of the world s freshwater area lies in Canada. Since 1918 England has spent 14360000 modernizing nine battleships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Needle Club
L. L. Farlowe
Jones Street
Pentagon Club
Alice Nesbitt
Hillcrest Drive
Canada
England
Mrs Diffee Honored By Mrs Herman Smith At Bridg Luncheon
Mrs James Diffee of Washington DC was honored at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Herman Smith on Hillcrest Drive. Two tables played. high score went to Mrs Harold Bennett who received a double deck of cards. A hose gift was given to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diffee
James Diffee
Washington, D. C
Herman Smith
Hillcrest Drive
Harold Bennett
Mesdames James Lyon
Tom Kearns
Ralph Slate
Jesse Washburn
Jake Froelich
Farrell Gray
Richard Salisbury
Miss Lucy Sprinkle Weds Caleb Matthews in Quiet Ceremony
Miss Lucy Sprinkle of this city married Caleb Matthews of Pilot Mountain in a Sunday evening ceremony in Hilleville Virginia. Rev C A Brabston officiated with a few close friends present. The couple will reside at 1110 English Street High Point after March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Sprinkle
Caleb Matthews
Pilot Mountain
Hilleville
C. A. Brabston
Matthews
English Street
High Point
Local notices on residents and church activities
Mise Lois Lee returns home after a week with friends in Burlington. Mrs H A King remains ill at 108 Oakwood Court. A A Hill returns home on Fourth Street after visiting Denton. Green Street Baptist church True Seekers Class meets at 7 30 pm for monthly business. A Lee Gibson and wife attend funeral of George W Brafford in Bonlee. Prospect M E B Woman's Missionary Society meets at Mrs Pell Payne near Trinity at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Lois Lee
Ward Street
Burlington
H. A. King
Oakwood Court
A. A. Hill
Denton
Fourth Street
A. Lee Gibson
Bonlee
Woman's Missionary Society of Prospect M. EB. Church
Pell Payne
Trinity
Highland Young Girls Class Meeting at Mrs Jones Home
The Young Girls class of Highland M. E. Church will meet Thursday evening at 7 15 at the home of Mrs J B Jones on Mill Street. It is the regular meeting and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
Church
Highland M. E. Church
J. B. Jones
Mill Street
Fidelis
First ‘Baptist Church
D. B. Wright
Barbee Street
Church Social and Study Schedules at Local Baptist Groups
The Fidelis class meets tonight at 7 30 at 711 Barbee street hosted by Mrs D B Wright. Stephens Bible Study gathers tomorrow at 8 with Mrs A A Ingram at 213 Woodrow avenue to continue Soul Winning. The Martha Holton Y W A meets Monday with Miss Annie Lee Brewer for business and social plans including clothing a little girl and a spring pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
A. A. Ingram
Woodrow Avenue
Nora L. Andrews
Martha Holton
East Green Street Baptist Church
Annie Lee Brewer
Gladys Ellington
Irene Green
Brewer
Services Held For Mrs Mariah E Cox In Randolph County
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs Mariah E Cox 69 who died from burns at her home 1107 Adams Street in Randolph County The service at Flag Springs M P church featured ministers Rev Tom A Sykes Rev M C Connor and Dr S W Taylor with solos by A Carl Cox Flowers were carried by Cox granddaughters and others Pallbearers included N P Hedrick J J Johnson T A Williams H R Rothrock J H Lloyd and L R Price Interment followed in the church cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariah E. Cox
Adams Street
Burns
Flag Springs M. P
Randolph County
Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
M. C. Connor
First Wesleyan Methodics Church
Loraine McDowell
Gladys Williams
Elizabeth Cox
Margaret Montgomery
Clarice Williams
J. H. Lloyd
L. R. Price
Schools Close For Margaret Newell Funeral Tribute
Main Street and Colonial Drive schools closed as faculty attend the funeral of Margaret Newell, music supervisor for eight years, who died Sunday at a Charlotte hospital. The service was at Newell Presbyterian Church with the school board led by Chairman Charles F. Lambeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Main Street
Colonial Drive
Margaret Newell
Charlotte
Newell Presbyterian
Newell
Charles F. Lambeth
Meredith College Alumnae Tea Fetes Founders Day in Thomasville
Meredith College alumnae from this city gathered for a Founders Day tea hosted by Mrs. W. K. Tomlinson and Mrs. Alvah Boyles. The event featured a program broadcast from WPTF Raleigh with remarks by Dr. Charles E. Brewer and songs by the college Glee Club, followed by buffet tea in an elegant setting. Attendees included Mrs. Charles F. Lambeth, Mrs. Paul Newton, Mrs. Richard Sink, and several alumnae and guests plus visitors Ida Maile Yow and Stewart Yow from Raleigh and Washington, D. C. The piece notes accompanying visits and a funeral in Stuart, Va., and a dinner party honoring Mrs. A. M. Bales of Indianapolis who is a guest of the Armands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
W. KE. Tomlinson
Alvah Boyles
Meredith College
Tomlinson
Sunrise Avenue
WPTF
Raleigh
Charles EB. Brewer
Mae Grimmer
College Glee ‘Club
M. O. Alexander
Charles F. Lambeth
Paul Newton
Richard Sink
Louise McMillan
Esther Newton
Lois Johnson
Mary Sullivan
Banks Hamby
Elizabeth Teague
Lucille Hamby
Vera Dixon
Wbhast Guilford Avenue
A. M. Bales
Indianapolis
Ind
Dwight Ware
James E. Lambeth
Nelson J. Miles
Bales
Charlotte Visitor Spends Monday With Local Family
Mrs. J. C. Erwin of Charlotte spent Monday visiting her sister Mrs. Walter Rapp at a Park Avenue home. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Balesen- are mentioned in the readable fragment without further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Erwin
Charlotte
Walter Rapp
Park Avenue
M. L. Balesen
Final Action On Potato Bill In Congress Today
Washington February 5 Final action on a proposed bill for potato production control was the aim of a meeting in which Congress and farm administration officials participated. Two potato committee members Dudley Baglet and BB Ayres attended, with about nine lawmakers from potato producing states present including Warren Barden Bland and Brewster. Warren would introduce the bill once approved by the farm administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Farm Administration
Potato Committee
Dudley Baglet
Moyock
N. C
BB. B. Ayres
Acromack
Warren and
Barden
North Carolina
Bland
Virginia
Brewster
Maine
Warren
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting At Main Street M E Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of Main Street M E Church met Monday afternoon at the Methodist Hut. Mrs E S Wall presided, hymn and devotional led, brief business session held, Bulletin extracts read by Mrs J E Holden. Program leader Mrs Max Moore presented Mrs M L Wood who read the Scripture lesson. A dialogue on
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Main Street
M. E. Church
E. S. Wall
J. E. Holden
Max Moore
M. L. Wood
Cary Newton circle meets at Mrs Monroe Beans home
The Cary Newton circle of the First Baptist church met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Monroe Bean on Lexington Avenue with Mrs R Green as chairman. Miss Billen Mae Pegg led devotionals and Mrs B A Pegg led the program assisted by Mrs Fred Gray and Mrs Charles Lambeth. Mrs C L Berrier offered the closing prayer. Light refreshments were served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Newton
First Baptist Church
Monroe Bean
Lexington Avenue
R. &. Green
Billen Mae Pegg
B. A. Pegg
Fred Gray
Charles Lambeth
C. L. Berrier
Mrs Diffee Ends Washington Visit With Departure Tonight
Mrs. James Diffee of Washington D C spent several days with Mrs H H Tomlinson last week and has been the guest of Mrs Herman Smith since Saturday she will leave tonight for her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Diffee
Washington, D. C
H. Tomlinson
Herman Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Club News
Hhirley Ann Guyer
Caceian
Continental Beauty College
Washington St
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Hoke Bullard
R. T
Woman's Club
G. J. Humphreys
Thomas ©. Sprinkle
H. W. McCain
Salem College
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Woodland Drive
Mary Louise Mickey
Utopian Study Club
Thomas Turner
Turner
Entre Nous Club
J. A. Morris
Brentley Circle
Ivan Hill
Mrs. Hill
Gibson, N. C
Moffitt’s
North Main
Music Group
Helen Matsinger
Bobolink
Lucille Lewis
Mrs. Diffee
Miss Lucy Sprinkle
True Seekers
Prospect W. M
Payne
Highland Young Girls
First Baptist Fidelis
Martha Holto
Ida Maile Yow
Stewart Yow
G. H. Yow
East Main Street
F. 8. Lambeth
Ralph Wilson
Durham
W. W. Rankin
Aulbaan
Pigan Povetioetive
Pandave
Eco Adklor
Harilees
Hupnur
Chantilly
Gorham Perkinson
Crystal
Seersuckers
Paris
Seersucker
VOGUE
Seersuc
Ker
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Clarilee
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