B D B Club Hosts Valentine Bridge Party at Mrs Munday Home
The B D B bridge club held a Valentine themed evening at Mrs. Fred Munday in Forrest Avenue. Four tables played bridge with red and white decor, Miss Helen Marshall won the ladies high score, Ernest Howell claimed the men's high score, a Valentine salad course followed, and dancing capped the event with members and guests including pairings such as Helen Marshall and Winfred Hinkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. B. Bridge Club
Fred Munday
Forrest Avenue
Helen Marshall
Ernest Howell
Valentine
Winfred Hinkle
Doris Caldwell
Paul Bulla
Pat Patterson
Kalvin Hart
Dora Lamet
Ernest Stewart
Ellen Jensen
Bill Poole
Ruby Samuels
Marie Green
Jimmy Green
Helen Munday
Coterien Club Welcomes Seven New Members Dinner Night
Seven new members were inducted into the Coterien Club at a Pleasants dinner party. Frank Armfield Curtis Newton Hal Adams Wilson Dilton David Welborn Rip Tabb and Bob Adams were welcomed as Pete Moffitt presided. The evening included a program by the committee Bill Price Charles Lee Amos Jr and Alfred Moffitt and a novelty track meet with old-fashioned square dances. Guests included Mr and Mrs Herman Smith Mr and Mrs James S Moffitt Mr and Mrs Glenn Smith and Mr and Mrs Paul Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diield
the Pleasants of
S Conan
Frank Armfield
Curtis Newton
Hal Adams
Wilson Dilton
David Welborn
Rip Tabb
Bob Adams
Pete Moffitt
Bill Price
Charles Lee Amos, Jr
Alfred Moffitt
Herman Smith
James
Miss Geneva Shirley Weds J Dexter Long at Home Ceremony
Miss Geneva Shirley Long, daughter of Frank W. Shirley of Tallulah Falls, wed J Dexter Long in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev. J C Madison at his West Farris Avenue home. The couple, attended by close friends, plan to reside at 117 Thurston Street after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Potts
Geneva Shirly J. Dexter Long
J. C. Madison
West Farris Avenue
Long
Frank W. Shirley
Tallulah Palle
Shirley
Potts
J. W. Long
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Thurston Street
Mr and Mrs Smith Host Joint Birthday Fete
Mr and Mrs Oscar L Smith entertained at their Howell street home Friday evening honoring Mrs John Kilburn Mrs Joseph Byerly and Mrs Cora Gibson who with Mrs Smith celebrate their birthdays this month The dining room and living room were decorated in Valentine colors eight covers at the dining table with red carnation centerpiece Guests included Mr and Mrs Joseph Byerly Mr and Mrs John Kilburn Mrs Cora Gibson Miss Helen Gibson and the hosts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Smith
Howell Street
John Kilburn
Joseph Byerly
Cora Gibson
Smith
Helen Gibson
Miss Pauline Johnson Weds Hamilton Hobgood Jr
Pauline Johnson of Dunn N C married Hamilton Hobgood Jr of Louisburg in a simple six thirty ceremony at Emmanuel Lutheran parsonage officiated by Rev F L Conrad. Johnson worked as a Guilford General Hospital technician. Hobgood, UNC law graduate and Pruitt Lumber Co. member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Johnson
Hamilton Hobgood, Jr
Louisburg
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
F. L. Conrad
B. C. Johnson
Dunn, N. C
Guilford General Hospital
Woman's College, University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Hobgood
Ruth Hobgood
Loulhburg
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Law School
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Pruitt Lumber Company
Mrs. Mishoe Bride Honored At Willowbrook Shower
Miss Palen Kearns hosted a Friday evening miscellaneous shower at her Willowbrook home honoring Mrs. Whitford Mishoe a recent bride. Games and contests awarded prizes to Novella Burton and Mary Ruth Seward. gifts and Valentine red and white refreshments followed with guests including Mrs. Mishoe A L Bink Allen Farlow J R Plummer L W Kearns and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palen Kearns
Willowbrook Street
Whitford Mishoe
Prises
Novella Burton
Mary Ruth Seward
Mishoe
Mesdames Whitford Mishoe
A. L. Bink
Social Calendar Monday Through Friday Activities
A weekly list of club meetings and social gatherings in Greensboro. Duck club holds a business meeting at Kerenoff studio Monday. W O T club, Y W C A board, Ladies Auxiliary card party, American Legion auxiliary and Garden club meet Tuesday. Duck club Club Night hosts Wednesday night. Mid Week Study club and Music Literature meet Wednesday. Entre Nous Sorosis and Tea and Topics meet Thursday. Club of Twelve hosts Friday night at specified residences and venues.
Betsy Yow Hosts Junior Etude Club Meeting
Betsy Yow hosted the February gathering of the Junior Etude Music Club at her Edgedale Drive home. Members discussed joining the National Federation of Music Clubs and elected to join, with Ruth Willard and Betty Croker organizing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Yow
Etude Music Club
Edgedale Drive
Geo. Washington
Abraham Lincoln
National Federation of Music Clubs
Ruth Williard
Betty Croker
Wanda Marie Harville
Catherine Jane Ryan
Her Valentine
Blake
Jean Kline
the Valentine
Bilbro
Marjorie Kearns
Starlight
Mary Jo Ryan
Bouree
Handel
Billie Frazer
Catherine Ryan
E. C. Bryant, Jr
Pessy Jane Bryant
Betsy
Peggy Jane Bryant
B. C. Bryant, Jr
Thomas Dodamead
Wanda Harville
Doris Johnson
Albert Klemme, Jr
Ruth Willard
Billie Frazier
Club
Duck Club Sets Meetings Across Greensboro Area
A duck club holds a special 3 pm meeting today at Sedgefield Tea Gardens on the Greensboro highway under President George Dobbins. The regular meeting follows at Ker enoff Studio in Greensboro at 8 pm tomorrow, with further Club Night Tuesday hosted by George Barbee and Bill Lindeman at the lodge near Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Tea Gardens
Greensboro Highway
George Dobbins
Kerenoff
Greensboro
Lodge
Archdale
George Barbee
Bill Lindeman
Miss Metcalfe Hosts Valentine Party at Home
Miss Blanche Metcalfe entertained with a Valentine party at her home Friday evening. Dancing and games suited to the occasion were enjoyed. Miss Leona Henderson won a prize before refreshments were served to about twenty five guests. The decorations carried the Valentine motif throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Metcalfe
Leona Henderson
Valentine
Mrs Barrett Hosts Bridge Party for Wilma Farmier
Mrs F H Barrett entertained at her Woodrow avenue home with a bridge party honoring Wilma Farmier who heads to Philadelphia for nursing postgraduate work. Four tables played. high honors went to Mrs Eugene Wood, second to Mrs C H Williard, and Miss Ethel Moxley earned the mint cut. Guests included Misses Caroline Berry, Nina Penton Salem J, Jeasle Lassiter, Hazel Johnson, Gilbert Muse, Ethel and Iytha Moxley and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma’ Byerly Farmier
Philadelphia
F. H. Barrett
Bridge
Woodrow Avenue
Eugene Wood
C. H. Williard
Ethel Moxley
Farmier
Nesta
Caroline Yerry
Nina Penton
Salem
Jeasle Lassiter
Hazel Johnson
Gilbert Muse
Ethel
Iytha Moxley
Mesdames G. R. Ralls
Greensboro
Valentine Party Hosted by Miss Helen Murray
Miss Helen Murray entertained about 20 friends at her Hamilton Street home with a Valentine theme. Red and white decor, heart symbols, and games highlighted the evening, with Marguerite Mode Henry Welch and Bill Murray noted for winning contests. Refreshments by the hostess and Miss Eleanor Murray included heart shaped ice cream and cakes, with candy hearts and mints as favors. Out-of-town guests Misses Helen Welch Lena Welch of Reidsville and Leonard Payne of Richmond, Va attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Murray
Hamilton Street
Marguerite Mode
Henry Welch
Bill Murray
Eleanor Murray
Helen and
Lena Welch
Reidsville
Leonard Payne
Richmond
Burresses Move to Hardee Apartments on North Main
Dr and Mrs D A Burress long time residents of the Sheraton hotel have relocated to 1102 North Main street to establish their home in the Hardee Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Burress
Sheraton Hotel
Hardee Apartments
North Main Street
Misses Stewart and Mason Entertained At Valentine Party
Miss Welda Stewart and Ed Mason hosted a Friday Valentine gathering at Stewart’s home with many games and contests. Refreshments followed for listed guests including Alma Johnson Ada Hampton Viola Safewright Leta Moore Beulah Goins Wilma Weant Ruth Jones Helen Mason Nancy Hayworth Billie Sue Mason and attendees Ed Bradswell Dick Montgomery Bill Brinson Linda Dowdy Red Gilbreath Winfred McDowell Al Poole Charles Farrington James Weant Dan Freeman Gladys Saunders Alice Ward Doc Leonard Curtis LeMon and Ted Deaton of Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welda Stewart
Edith Mason
Alma Johnson
Ada Hampton
Viola Safewright
Leta Moore
Beulah Goins
Wilma Weant
Ruth Jones
Helen Mason
Nancy Hayworth
Billie Sue Mason
Ed Bradswell
Dick Montgomery
Bill Brinson
Linda Dowdy
Red” Gilbreath
Winfred McDowell
al Poole
Charles Farrington
James Weant
Dan Freeman
Gladys Saunders
Alice Ward
Doc Leonard
Curtis Leonon
Ted Deaton
Thomase
D A R Colonial Tea Postponed by Alexander Martin Chapter
The D A R Alexander Martin chapter postpones the Colonial Tea planned for Friday February 21. Illness in several members’ homes prompted the delay and a new date will be announced soon by Mrs J F Hayden chairing the Ways and Means committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. F. Hayden
Ways and Means Committee
Legion Auxiliary Chief to Address Local Unit Tuesday
Mrs. Clay Hundley of Reidsville, vice-president of the North Carolina department and Third area head, will speak at the local Legion Auxiliary unit meeting Tuesday February 18 at 7 45 pm. Hostess is Mrs. R E Snow at 407 Woodbrook Court with associate hostesses A L Stevens Peter Penn and J S Groome. Dr I T Mann will also speak on National Defense with Miss Virginia Calhoun in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Hundley
Reidaville
North Carolina
I. T. Mann
American Legion
Virginia Calhoun
Entre Nous Sorosis Clubs Schedule Joint Thursday Meet
Mrs H N Phillips hosts a joint meeting of the Entre Nous and Sorosis clubs Thursday morning at eleven o clock. The event will be at her home and members are asked to note the time change for the regular meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Payne
Parkway
Woman's Club
G. I. Humphreys
College Drive
H. N. Phillips
Entre Nous
Sorosis
Idol Club Of Twelve Hosts Valentine Night Gathering
Mr and Mrs Idol entertained the Club of Twelve Friday at their Hillcrest drive home with hyacinth arrangements and a Valentine theme. Mrs John Abels won ladies high score and A G Douglas won men's high score. Guests included numerous members and friends who shared refreshments after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
John Abels
A. G. Douglas
W. J
A. G. Doug
R. L. Waynick
John C. Abels
Frank Sizemore
Louis Voorhees
J. A. Morris
KE. J. Payne
A. 8
Idol
R. B. Ter
C. Kirkman
A. MecPheeters
Hauser
Canterbury Club Receives Members at Mrs. Trout Home
The Canterbury club met at Mrs. R. Lynn Trout’s 640 Colonial Drive with most members present. A social hour and salad course followed, then a brief business meeting chaired by Mrs. Louis Voorhees. A program led by Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs. Lyon featured readings from Harold B. Followers and Patroness by Alice Ge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
R. Lynn Trout
Colonial Drive
Louis FP. Voorhees
J. W. Lindsay
Ed Lyon
Lindsay
Harold
Louis F. Voo
Roy J. Spearman
Japanese Tea Sponsored by Circle Brings Japan to Home
Circle No. 3 of the Evangelical and Re formed church hosted a Japanese tea at Mrs. Ed gar Whitener home. Guests called from 7:30 to 10 pm greeted by Mrs. Whitener while Effie Irene Moose and Gloria Ann Foust collected the silver offering. Mrs. A. K. Foust, a returned missionary from Japan and evening’s honor guest, attended with Mrs. H. I. Feaper man. Mrs. Foust displayed Japanese items including a kimono over 200 years old and other arts. The tea was served by Miss Lawrence and others, with refreshments in the dining room arranged by Mrs. Bob Cook and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Whitener
Circle No. 3
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Japan
Dai Kimono
Lovely
Miss Lawrence
Bob Cook
Hedrick
Gray
Helen Hepler
V. F. W. Auxiliary To Host February Benefit Party
The Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a monthly benefit party at the V F W hall 105 Hast Washington Street Tuesday evening February 18 at 7 30. Bridge and other card games provide entertainment with prizes for high scores. reservations to play available through Mrs. Arthur Hutchinson or Mrs. A C Ingram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eard
V. F. W. Hall
Washington Street
Arthur Hutchinson
A. C. Ingram
Music-Literature Dept Meeting at Mrs Humphreys Home
The Music Literature Department of the Woman's club meets Wednesday at 3:30 PM at Mrs G I Humphreys home on Col. Miss Margaret Hauser presents a program on The Pulitzer Prize Play of 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
W. O. T. Club Meets at Mrs Idol's Hillcrest Home
The W. O. T. club will be entertained at the regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 by Mrs. W. C. Idol. The gathering takes place at her residence 210 Hillcrest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. T. Club
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. D. B. Club
Coterien Club
Geneva Shirley
J. Dexter Long
Mrs. Smith
Moffitt’s
North Main
Miss Johnson
Hamilton
Mrs. Mishoe
Duck Club
Hillcrest
Y. W
Ladies’ Auxiliary
East Washington Street
American Legion Auxiliary
R. E B. Snow
Woodbrook Court
Mesdames
A. L. Stevens
Peter Penn
J. I. Groome
J. H. Tate
The
Sedgefield
Miss Metcalfe
William Marvin Jarrell
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Asheville
Jarrell
Fifth District
J. . Hayden
Wilma Farmier
Dr. and
Mrs. Burress
Hardee
Stewart
Mason
Legion Auxiliary
Traub
Mr. and
Mrs. Idol
Club of
Twelve
God
Mrs
Lynn Trout
Silk Remnany
Novelty
Fabrig
Bemberg
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Beauty Shop
Security Bank
Eustomers
Grace Crawford
Edna Whitaker
Piace Good Dept
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