Friday Tea at Millis Home Honors Asheboro Bride
Mrs Lynden Smith of Asheboro in herMiss Betsy Armfield identity hosted a tea at Mrs Albion Millis North Main street on Friday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Millis Mrs Ith Mesdames John Hunter A Armfield of Winston-Salem William Armfield III of Keboro. Spring flowers filled the rooms coffee poured by Mrs Perry Lovelace. The dining table held a blue Venetian glass bowl with candlesticks and cakes and ices shaped like spring flowers. About fifty younger guests called from four to six with helpers and hostesses assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden Smith
Asheboro
Betsy Armfield
Albion Millis
North Main Street
Perry Lovelace
Mary Lewis Millis
Clara Coe Sherrod
Mary Wall
Betty Hardin
Mrs. G. J. Humphreys Hosts Tea Series For College Women
Mrs. G. J. Humphreys wife of High Point College president entertained more than 200 college women including seniors sophomores and freshmen at two tea sessions held Thursday and Friday at her West Col Drive home. Guests were greeted and served tea with cakes sandwiches and mints while spring flowers highlighted lavender and yellow in decor with hosts and auxiliaries from the college community assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Humphreys
High Point Edge
West Coldrive
Jar
Friafternoon
Humphreys
Iar
Humphon
Henry A. White
R. M. Andrews
J. E. Pritchard
Methodist Atestant Conference
Local notes list Roanoke residents visiting and recovering
Roanoke residents spend weekends with family or in hospitals. Ray G. Steele and Mrs. Macy Rimmer are among those visiting or ill. Mrs. J. C. Dillard and Miss Frances Mann are mentioned with hospital or travel plans. Frank Leake and Albion Millis host guests. Leake may pursue music study in Chicago. J. B. Fink returns from a New York business trip.
Miss Kathleen Johnson Weds Raymond White in Virginia
Announcement of the marriage at Mt. Vernon M E church Danville Virginia on Friday February 18 Rev J Thos Carroll officiating. Bride Kathleen Johnson daughter of Mrs Mary J Johnson and the late J A Johnson Trinity. groom Raymond White son of Mrs Mattie White and the late J C White Trinity. They will reside with the bride’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Johnson
Raymond White
Mt. Vernon M. E
Danville
J. Thos. Carroll
M. EB
White
Mary J. Johnson
J. A. Johnson
Trinity
High Point College
Smith's Business School
City Refrigeration Co
Mattie White
J. C. White
Mountain Park
Miss Taylor Weds Coy Joyce In Simple Saturday Ceremony
Miss Misa Sue Verta Taylor and Coy Joyce married in a quiet ceremony at Oak View M E church parsonage with Rev. J W Grace officiating. The bride, a blonde in Wallie blue with navy accessories and sweetheart roses, is the daughter of F M Taylor of 325 Connor street. The groom is the son of J W Joyce of 184 Textile street and the couple reside at the groom's parents' Textile street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Sue Verta Taylor
Coy Joyce
Oak View M. &E. Church
J. W. Grace
Annual Fashion Show To Be Presented By Church Group
Wesley Memorial circle three plans an annual fashion show at the Sheraton hotel ballroom on Tuesday evening March 1 at eight. Mrs. E. T. Harrison leads the committee with Mrs. I. T. Mann and others arranging spring apparel for boys girls misses and ladies in cooperation with local merchants. piano selections will be played and the setting will feature cut flowers. list of models includes many boys girls young women and ladies from the community with garments modeled by a large group of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Three
Wesley Memorial
Sheraton Hotel
E. T. Harrison
I. T. Mann
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Jane Ferree
Catherine Comer
Helen Louise Jarvis
Margaret Washburn
Nancy Greer
Gene Kline
Betty Sechrest
Margaret Hayworth
Mildred Marsh
Eleanor Powell
Frances Mann
Ruth Pollock
Mary Ruth Woollen
Katherine Lowdermilk
Betsy Dean Wagger
Mary Wilson Wall
Nancy Smith
Mary Lewis Millis
Dorothy Smith
Ruth Poole
Mary
Church Socials and Auxiliary Meetings This Week
Ward Street M E church hosts a general meeting Monday at 7 30 Circle 2 leads program All circles urged to attend First Methodist Protestant sponsors a 6 pm Mission Offering Pastor J Clay Madison continues a Missions series Junior Church choir sings Bringing In the Sheaves Organ recital 445 to 6 at Mrs Earnestine Strickland’s organ Presby terian Women’s Auxiliary to meet Monday 15 at hosting Mrs P H Dalton Circle Drive 901 Mission Study at First Baptist Tuesday 10 30 lunch served Fruita of the Years Women of Main Street M E B Church hold 7 pm meeting at church annex Philathea class Green Street Baptist meets tomorrow 730 at Mrs W A Willard 1233 S Main with hostesses Weatherman Vaughn Nellie Vaughn R B Vaughan Patty Welborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street
Woman's Missionary Society of
M. E
Circle 2
Woman's Auxiliary
First M.P
First Methodist Protestant Church
J. Clay Madison
Thean's Auxiliary
Warren
Earnestine Strickland
Presbyterian Board
The
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
P. H. Dalton
Circle Drive
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of
Main Street
M. EB
Green
Green Street Baptist Church
W. A. Willard
South Main Street
Mesdames Weatherman
F. P. Vaughn
Nellie Vaughn
R. B. Vaughan
Patty Welborn
Emma Blair P T A Meeting With O Arthur Kirkman
The Emma Blair Parent-Teacher Association will meet on a Tuesday evening in March at FT. The speaker will be O Arthur Kirkman with special music by the Mothersingers from Cloverdale school. All parents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
O. Arthur Kirkman
Mothersingers
Cloverdale School
Formation Day urged for North Carolina clubs observance
Mrs. G I Humphreys chairs American Citizenship efforts in the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs urging clubs to observe Formation Day March 4 as part of the national 150th anniversary celebration. The program offers a best club presentation prize and a flag to the state winner at Kansas City. The issue includes notices of births Colleen Hartsell’s birthday party and newborns Phyllis Marie Lamb and William Leon Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Specelal
G. I. Humpheys
High Point
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Howard G. Etheridge
Asheville
General Federation
J. D. Atwood
Arizona
Washington
North Carolina
Humphreys
Atwood
Kansas City
Emerywood Dance at Club Called Success by Members
Emerywood country club members hailed last night's February dance as one of the best. Hors d oeuvres ran 9:30 to 10 with card dances and encores before intermission. Lew Gogerty and his orchestra provided music from the Washington Duke hotel in Durham. Ten new members were welcomed: J. B. Cooper, M. Z. Perkinson, N. T. Hunnewell, A. J. Koonce, Dr. Emmett J. Sumner, Robert G. Garland, Rex Ehlers, G. T. Bagnal Jr., Henry R. Field, and Marc Jones. The next dance is set for March 26 with a kid party format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Lew Gogerty
Washington Duke Hotel
Durham
J. B. Cooper
M. Z. Perkinson
N. T. Hunnewell
A. J. Koonce
Emmett J. Sumner
Robert G. Garland
Rex Ehlers
G. T. Bagnal, Jr
Henry R. Field
Marc Jones
Mid-Week Garden Club and Related Meetings
The Mid-Week Garden club holds its regular meeting Wednesday at 10 AM with Mrs. H. T. Hudson on Parkway, Gratton Foy in charge. A Utopian Study club session moves to March 9. Also noted, the Groce family announces the birth of Betty Lorreine on February 25 at Burrus Memorial Hospital, daughter of Mrs. Walter P. Groce formerly Ruby Curlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hylton
High Point
Arlington Street
Greensboro
Sternberger Hospital
H. T. Hudson
Parkway
Gratton Foy
Utopian Study Club
Valette Harris
Rockford Road
Walter P. Groce
East Green Street
Betty Lorreine
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Crawford to perform dialect monologues March 8
Dorothy Crawford appears at the junior high school in a program of dramatic monologues for the High Point Cooperative Concert Association. She portrays characters from many nations and languages, explaining her method of language study and dialect variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Dorothy Crawford
Italy
Spain
France
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Russia
England
Iceland
Scotland
Manchester
London
Miss Crawford
Local Arts Notes and Meeting Announcements
The program features Miss Crawford in the concert association season lineup. Ada Blair P T A plans its regular meeting for a day evening at 7 30 with Rev A Lovelace as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Millis Home
P. S. Kennett
P. Lindley
Vera Idol
A. C. Lovelace
Janet Russell
C. L. Whitaker
E. O. Cummings
Louise Adams
Lola Barrie
Elda Clark
Mesdames N. P. Yarborough
Ben Hill
Banks Apple
Lilly Green
Josephine Mourane
Gertrude Strickler
J. H. Allred
R. H. Junn
Clayton Glasgow
N. M. Harrison
J. M. Millikan
Ray G. Steele
Roanoke
Mrs
J. H. Steele
Marion Avenue
Macy Rimmer
Guilford General Pital
J. C. Dillard
Guilford General Hospital
Frank Leake
Bingham
Mary Schwartz
Month Avenue
Hicago, Ill
Sherwood School of Music
Mildred Fitzpatrick
Leona Leonard of
Lengton
Mrs. O. W. Forrest
English Street
South
Hamilton Eet
Huston McGee
Morris Street
Ella Trivett
Grace Street
Guilford General Hostel
Delbert Sumner
Burrus Memor Hospital
Weday
Johnson
Pi Kap- Alpha
N. C
J. B. Fink
Yester
New York City
Miss Johnson
Virginia
Miss Taylor
Joyce
Oakwood Memorial Park
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Tues
First Baptist
Main Street Auxiliary
A. Kirkman
Joseph Roger Hdwards
Julia Rogers Drake
William Benjamin Drake
Mrs. Humphreys
Wilmington
T. R. Everett
Seaboard
Federation
Old North State
Colleen Hartzell
Colleen Hartsell
L. R. Hartsell
West Green Street
Shirley Ann Spillman
Billy Dyer
Louise
Alene Stroud
Joanne
Billy Nelson
Wanda Lloyd
Pearl Way
Christine Harris
Mildred Maynard
Zelma and
Hazel Asbill
Doris Carter
Alec Daily
Elizabeth
Dorothy Culler
Betty Patterson
Ruby Harris
Jacksle Lee Brady
Colleen
Phyllis Marie Lamb
H. M. Lamb
Phyllis Marie
Lamb
Mise Lucille Welch
William L. Sparks
H. R. Sparkes
William Leon
Route Three
Emerywood
Dodamead
Woman's Club
Thomas E. Dodamead
W. T. Saunders
Mrs. Groce
Concert Association
P-T. A
Biltmore Hotel
K,. Snider
Wagger's Ladies Shop
Living Models
Circle No. 3 Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Church
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