Church Circles Plan Meetings and World Day of Prayer
Central Friends church circles led by Miss Clara Cox and Mrs W L Hicks meet Monday night at 7 30 on Asheboro street. The Weltons Mildred White and Hardin circles join at 2 45 for business sessions with a 3 15 World Day of Prayer gathering. The Woman's Missionary Society hosts an afternoon program at 3 30. Regional Sunday school and B T U conference follows Friday with multiple departmental sessions and speakers. A Trinity Methodist chicken supper Friday 5 30 to 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Kennedy
Central Friends Church
Clara I. Cox
W. L. Hicks
Asheboro Street
J. C. Barker
Norrie Horney
Club Drive
Edith Gamble
Weltons
Mildred White
Hardin
Annex
Church
Central Friends
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Circle No. 1
C. L. Steidly
A. V. Washburn
Dan Davis
C. D. Bain
John Lane
W. Perry Crouch
L. L. Morgan
Forrest Feezer
Ralph Herring
J. L. Corzine
Miss Patterson Weds Luther B McPherson In Archdale Ceremony
Announcement of the January 28 Archdale North Carolina marriage of Miss Martha Eleanor Patterson to Luther B McPherson. The bride is the elder daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Patterson of 1601 Larkin Street High Point. Groom is the elder son of Mr and Mrs L B McPherson of 1806 Johnson Street. They reside at 1512 Johnson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Eleanor Patterson
Luther B. McPherson
Archdale
N. C
McPherson
R. B. Patterson
Larkin Street
L. B. McPherson
Johnson Street
High Point Paper Box Co
Marie Setliff
Hassel Marie
I B. McPherson
Martha Micaneeterson
K. KB. Patterson
Street
Blanche Reddeck’s Surprise Birthday Party
Blanche Reddeck was honored on her 18th birthday with a surprise party hosted by her mother Mrs. Fannie Reddeck at their Route Two home. Guests enjoyed games and contests with prizes awarded to Annie Lois Manes Angie Hun sucker and Jeff Frazier before refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Reddeck
Fannie Reddeck
Route Two
Annie Lois Manes
Angie Hunsucker
Jeff Frazier
Mrs Sherrill To Be Honored At Two Bridge Parties
Two social bridge parties are planned for Mrs Lee Sherrill formerly Miss Julia Coe. On Tuesday evening Mrs Arthur Fiddler and Mrs Charles Robbins Jr will host at Colonial drive home with play at eight. On Saturday at three Miss Frances Gueth hosts at the Blue Room Sheraton hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Sherrill
Julia Coe
Arthur Fiddler
Charles Robbins, Jr
Spruce Pine
Sherrill
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Sets Guest Speaker Tuesday
Mrs R R Stewart will speak at the Legion Auxiliary regular meeting Tuesday at 7 45 pm in the home of Mrs R R Blackburn 404 Montheau avenue The program led by Mrs N Sttewart will cover Americanism and National Defense Associate hostesses include Mesdvmes H A Cecil and George Connor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Stewart
American Legion Auxiliary
R. R. Blackburn
Montheu Avenue
Randleman Church Groups Entertained and Bride Fete
The Business Women's Circle of the Women's Missionary Society at Randleman Baptist Church met at Mrs. Marshall Doby's home. Vice President Mrs. T. H. Biles presided in the president's absence. A short business session followed with poems and talks on prayer and missions. Tea and cake were served afterwards.
Shower for Miss Francis Carlisle at Rancheman Baptist
The Glad Girls class hosted a wedding shower for Miss Francis Carlisle at Mrs Nell Robbins home on Tuesday evening. Sixteen members attended and the bride to be received many useful gifts after games and contests. Refreshments were served before departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rancheman Baptist Church
Francis Carlisle
Mise Nell Robbins
Sunbeams Event. Miss Rozelle Smith Hosts Mt Lebanon Church
Miss Rozelle Smith entertained the Sunbeams group at Mt Lebanon Church at the home of Mrs. Cletis Harden on Wednesday evening. Jimmy Coble and Jean Hall won prizes in games and contests. Valentines were exchanged and heart shaped cakes with ice cream were served by the hostess and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozelle Smith
Sunbeams
Mt. Lebanon
Cletis Harden
Jimmy Coble
Jean Hall
Harden
Tom Hammond
Trinity P T A Meet Postponed Due to Flu Spread
The Trinity school influenza outbreak prompts postponement of the Trinity P T A meeting. The regular gathering scheduled for Monday evening is postponed to a date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Parent-Teacher Association
Eastern Star Officers To Have Rehearsal Tuesday
The High Point chapter Order of the Eastern Star will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 to rehearse for the initiation ceremony held next Tuesday when several new members will be admitted. Ruth Williams urges full officer attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Ruth Williams
Miss Athalie Aldridge Hosts For Out-of-Town Guest In Asheboro
In Asheboro on February 18 Miss Athalie Aldridge entertained about 25 guests at her parents home to honor Miss Evelyn Brown of Spencer a visiting houseguest. Prizes in Oriental checkers and Bingo went to several named guests and out of town attendees included Miss Sally Pugh of Franklinville Miss Helen Waller of Salisbury and Miss Brown. A Valentine bridge party and a notice of Miss Mary Loflin and Colvin Lee Cunningham marriage in Charlotte were also reported with details on hosts prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Athalie Aldridge
Evelyn Brown
Spencer
Miss Brown
Sally Pugh
Helen Waller
Kamia Parsons
Tommy Handy
John Burkhead
Baxter Wyatt
Edith Harper
Bertha Patterson
Annie Handy
Catherine Patterson
A. B. Jordan, Jr
Bea Essick
John Sanders, Jr
Ernest L. Brown
Endeavor Society Hosts Dinner as Men Win Contest
The Christian Endeavor group of the Friends church hosted a dinner in the church annex Tuesday evening to end a three month attendance and membership contest won by the men. Valentine place cards and games suited to the holiday were arranged under Mrs. C. J. Thomas and Mrs. Orva Brown. About 25 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
the Friends Church
Church Annex
Valentine
C. J. Thomas
Orva Brown
The
Birthday celebration for Little Bunny Loflin at Sunset home
Little Bunny Loflin celebrated her third birthday Tuesday at her parents home on Sunset avenue with about 35 guests. Mae Blackwelder and Fayetteville Street school sixth graders staged a puppet show while Dick Stone captured color film. After games, guests enjoyed ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Bunny Loflin
Curry Loflin
Sunset Avenue
Little Boy Blue
Little Bo Peep
Mae Blackwelder
Fayetteville Street
Dick Stone
Bunny
Greensboro Rebekahs Host Greensboro Guests
On Friday evening the Magdalene Rebekah lodge entertained the Greensboro Rebekah lodge members. John W. Clapp grand master spoke on the work of the organization, with Mrs. Alice Wicker state president also addressing the group. Plans for the May 14-16 state meeting in High Point were discussed. About 60 members attended and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Greensboro
John W. Clapp
The
Odd Fellows of North Carolina
Alice Wicker
Rebekah Assembly
Legal Lodge
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
High Point
Mrs. Ogburn Yates Hosts Duplicate Bridge Meet
Mrs. Ogburn Yates entertained her duplicate bridge club Wednesday afternoon at her Main street home. Guests included Mrs. Sam Story, Mrs. Dempsey Barnes, Mrs. J. L. Fritz, Mrs. Dan Burns, Mrs. Francis White and Mrs. James Neely. Three tables played with prizes awarded to winners. A salad course, cookies and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogburn Yates
Duplicate Bridge Club
Main Street
Sam Story
Dempsey Barnes
J. L. Fritz
Dan Burns
Francis White
James Neely
Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Gay's North Asheboro
Mrs F E Gay hosted the Woman's Missionary society of the Friends church in North Asheboro Tuesday evening. Eight members attended an informal discussion on War Conditions in Europe led by society members. Mrs Tom Wood presided and Mrs Paul Hammond led the devotional. Refreshments followed with sandwiches coffee cake and red Valentine candy in baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Gay
North
Asheboro
Woman's Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Europe
Tom Wood
Paul Hammond
R. J. Newby Celebrated With Surprise Birthday Party
R J Newby was honored Friday night at his Chestnut Street home with a surprise birthday party. Guests included Margaret Smith Hilda Alice Kathryn and Harold Kennedy Dot Robbins Mary Alma Teague Ruth and Kenneth Murphy Nell and Fred Veach Hazel Ye Sable and Ralph Hedrick Ora Leigh Robbins George Meredith Russell Marshall Neal Garner Harold and Donald Petty Arthur Jones Cecil Smith John Simpson Jr Fred and R J Newby. Hostesses Hazel and Ye Sable Hedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Newby
Chestnut Street
Margaret Smith
Hilda
Alice
Kathryn
Harold Kennedy
Dot Robbins
Mary Alma Teague
Ruth
Kenneth Murphy
Nell
Fred Veach
Hazel
Ye Sable
Ralph Hedrick
Ora Leigh Robbins
George Meredith
Russell Marshall
Neal Garner
Harold
Donald Petty
Arthur Jones
Cecil Smith
John Simpson, Jr
Fred
Hazel and
Ye Sable Hedrick
Randleman Bridge Club Entertained At Hammond Home
The Junior Bridge club met at the Hammond home on Old Main street with Valentine decor and refreshments. Lucille Freeman won high score and Elizabeth Brown was runner up. prizes were awarded and Valentine candies given as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
L. T. Hammond
Birthday Celebration for Mrs. J B Redding at Randleman Home
Mrs J B Redding of Randleman celebrated her 73rd birthday with family and friends Saturday at her home. Dignitaries included her daughter Mrs J R Trogdon and Dr J S Stokes. Attendees from nearby towns joined relatives for the cake and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Redding
Randleman
J. R. Trogdon
Rapid Growth Of International Relations Dept In Women’s Clubs
Raleigh date line reports the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs has expanded its International Relations department from a committee to a major division led by Mrs. Henry A. White. The Southern Council named NC president Mrs. Howard G. Ethridge as vice president. Mrs. Earl Bishopric joined the executive committee. The department adds an education division and plans programs tied to Brotherhood Week World Good Will Day Pan American Day and more with NBC and Columbia Network broadcasts scheduled. A $50 state chair prize, a $25 prize and other awards incentivize club participation. Mrs. White met General Federation chair Mrs. Frederic Beggs, visiting Tryon and High Point relations will host her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Henry A. White
High Point
Southern Council of International Relations
State Federation
Howard G. Ethridge
Asheville
North Carolina
Earl Bishopric
Spray
Southern Council
Council
Washington City
White
Washington
Brotherhood
NBC
Columbia
International Relations Department
Frederic Beggs
Tryon
N. C
Federation
Miss Maxine Hepler Crowned Miss Kernersville in School Contest
Miss Maxine Hepler was named Miss Kernersville in a popularity contest hosted by Kernersville High School's Junior and Senior classes. She shares the title with Ted Kerner as Mr Kernersville. Runner ups were Miss Mary Brantley and Roger Linville. Hepler appears on the school honor roll and is a Beta member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville High School
Maxine Hepler
Kernersville
Ted Kerner
Hepler
Kernersville School
National Beta Society
van Holt
High Point
C. K. Hepler
Kerner
Miss Hepler
George Kerner
Mr. Kerner
Mary Brantley
Roger Linville
Williams-Samuels Vows Announced in Graham North Carolina
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. C. C. Williams and A. R. Samuels, married January 23 in Graham North Carolina, with only close friends present. They reside at 111 West Commerce Street.
Outsider Wins Red Rose Steeplechase at Hurst Park
J. W. Rank's Knight of Troy, an outsider, defeated three national contenders including Royal Mail and McCaulay in the Red Rose steeplechase at Hurst Park on February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurst Park
J. W. Rank
Royal Mail
McCaulay
Mrs. Luther McPherson Honored At Postnuptial Gathering
Mrs. Luther McPherson, a recent bride, was honored at a home party on Johnson Street. Guests, including Mrs. Claud Frick and Mrs. Jack Patterson, attended with Martha Patterson and other friends. The bride received useful gifts, and games and contests followed before refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Luther McPherson
Claud Frick
Jack Patterson
M Rcy Patterson
Johnson Street
Mther McPherson
Martha Patterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Friends Circles
Prospect Church
Virginia Mendenhall
Lucy Hester
Loree Peace
Highland
Highland M.E. Church
G. R. Ward
North Main Street
G. FE. Dowd
8S. E. Graves
C. N. Jarrett
R. G. George
Main ST
Ladies of the Main Street
M. E. Church
ST. Mary's Guild
J. W. Thompsons
Saint Mary’s Guild
Edgar Hartley
East Russell Street
First Baptist
Patterson
Legion Auxiliary
Eastern Star
Brinf.fi Fctf
George W. King
Tabor Avenue
Evelyn
Ernest Ritchie
Mr. Ritchie
Homer A. Ritchie
City
Miss Athalie Aldridge
Mary Loflin
Colvin Lee Cunningham
Charlotte
C. T. Loflin
Loflin
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Presbyterian Hospital Training School
Cunningham
Ford Motor Company
That
East Fourth Street
Alton Dail
Buren Parks
Parks
Park Street
Natural Bridge Club
Roy Champion
Bright Holland
Tommy Crawford
Rebekahs
Randleman Bridge Club
Hammond
George Davis
Lenoir-Rhyne College
J. E. Davis
Cliff Hinshaw
Richmond
Mecie Short
Vertie Short
Rozella Smith
Colfax
J. S. Stokes
Irene
Pearl Trogdon
Redding
E. J. Redding
J. E. Redding
J. R. Trogden
C. L. Hussey
Rachel Redding
Randlemay
J. O. York
D. L. Redding
Maxine Redding
Cedar Falls
Women’s Clubs Federation
H. A. White
Beula Trogdon
Trogdon
Hiawatha
Trogdon Art Shop
West Farriss Ave
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