Industrial Committee Luncheon at YWCA in March
The Industrial Committee of the Young Women's Christian Association held a luncheon at the YWCA with R. Lafferty as chairman. Mrs C C le outlined the National Administration Movement and Mrs Joseph T Wear spoke on the American Youth II program. The next meeting is set for March 19 at 2 PM featuring a review of The South's Place in the Nation by Dr. Odum and Professor Vance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Committee of Oung
Women’s Christian Ason
R. 8. Lafferty
C. C.le
National Administration Movement
Joseph T. Wear
Howard Odum
University of North Carolina
Professor Vance
Chapel Hill
Mesdames R. Lafferty
J. A. Eshelman
Fred Thomas
Thornton Glover
Glenn Ward
Henry Davis
Mesdames Leta Anderson
Hallie Samuels
Artie McDowell
Horace Haworth
Church social and auxiliary meetings listed for Monday
Local church groups including St. Episcopal First Methodist Protestant Cen ds, and Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary plan Monday meetings in homes and churches. Programs cover missionary studies Congo Crosses, week of prayer for Home Missions, and regular class gatherings with guest speakers. Members urged to attend at set 2 to 7:30 pm times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo Crosses
Kis
Woman's Auxiliary
Cends Church
Bers
Green Street
Baptist Philatheas
First Baptist Church
Grace Burgess
W. O. T. Club Meeting At Mrs Jones Residence
The W. O. T. club will meet at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon with Mrs W C Jones at her Farriss avenue home. Announce the birth of a son Larry February 21 Burrus Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs M L Embler of 200 East Burton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. T. Club
M. L. Embler
East Burton Street
Larry
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Lois Weborn
Steele Street
Stroud Cox Marriage Announced in Danville Virginia
Mr and Mrs W D Stroud announce the marriage of their daughter Clara Belle to Clewell C Cox on December 6 1936 in Danville Virginia. Rev Thomas F Carroll Methodist minister performed the ceremony at his home witnessed by Mr and Mrs Wilbur Harris. The bride of High Point NC wore a gold and brown gown and the couple reside at 134 Park Circle Winston Salem NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clewell C. Cox
Winston- Salem
Danville, Va
Clara Belle Stroud
W. D. Stroud
Clara Belle
Danville
Thomas F. Carroll
Wilbur Harris
High Point
Cox
Theodore Cox
Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem School
N. C. State College
Raleigh
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Visitor Miss Margaret Jones Sings at Presbyterian Church
Miss Margaret Jones of Richmond Virginia will be guest soloist at the Presbyterian church services this Sunday. She is the weekend guest of Dr. and Mrs. C C Williamson at the church manse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jones
Richmond
C. C. Williamson
Miss Jones
Presbyterian Church
Evangeline Hill Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Mrs. C. L. Hill hosted Archdale youngsters for Evan geline Hill's seventh birthday. The party featured afternoon games and gift opening followed by cake and refreshments. Attendees included Eva Jay Briles Virginia Ward Betty Lou Lackey Louise Rice Jr Cecil Quinton Jeanette and Evangeline Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Hill
Archdale
Evangeline
Eva Jay Briles
Virginia Ward
Betty Lou Lackey
Louise and
Frank Rice, Jr
Cecil, Quinton
Jeanette
Evangeline Hill
Ellington Payne Couple Wed in Danville Va
Mr and Mrs E J Ellington announce the marriage of daughter Reba to David Payne of Danville Virginia The ceremony took place January 30 in Danville with Rev Paul Hodges officiating They reside with the groom's parents and were joined by Doris Payne Mary Ellington Archie Haney and Guy Cleer during the wedding celebration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Ellington
Reba
David Payne
L. D. Payne
Danville
Paul Hodges
Doris Payne
Mary Ellington
Archie Haney
Guy Cleer
Wick Wack Dance Friday Evening at Legion Hall
The Wick Wack Club hosts a dance at the American Legion Hall in Thomasville with music by the Davis Brothers orchestra. Dancing runs from 9 00 p m to 3 00 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick Wack Club
American Legion Hall
Thomasville
Davis Brothers’ Orchestra
Kit Kat Club Honors Members At Surprise Party
The Kit Kat Klub hosted a surprise party Friday evening at 208 East Russell Street to honor Miss Faye Long and Miss Nellie Sue Kent. Attendees included Adline Edwards, Georgia Ridge, Mary Richardson, Emily Betts, Helen Durham, Rachel Long, Mrs. W. F. Kent, Bill Kivett, J. P. Beasley, James Kivett, Oscar Ellington, June Kivett, Jack Gunner, Ernest Robertson, and Robert Key, with gifts for the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit Kat Klub
Faye Long
Nellie Sue Kent
Virginia Kent
East Russell Street
Addine Edwards
Georgia Ridge
Mary Richardson
Emily Betts
Helen Durham
Rachel Long
W. F. Kent
Bill Kivett
J. P. Beasly
James Kivett
Oscar Ellington
June Ki
Supreme Court Plan Explained at Woman's Club Meeting
The Woman's club will host an afternoon program at three thirty Wednesday at the Y W C A hut. Arch K Schoch and his wife Louise Schoch will explain the proposed revision of the supreme court plan. All members are urged to attend to vote while an executive board meets at three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Arch K. Schoch
Louise Schoch
Supreme Court
R. H. Sechrest
Miss Ruth Easter Weds Groome Fulton in Courthouse Ceremony
Miss Ruth Easter of Lexington route four married Groome Fulton of this city in a simple courthouse ceremony in Greensboro on Saturday February 13 Attendants were Mr and Mrs N E Grubbs of Lexington Mrs Easter is the third daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Easter and is an attractive brunette Mr Fulton is the son of Mr and Mrs J B Fulton and works at Locknit Hosiery Mills They will live with Mr Fulton's parents at 700 Thistle Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Easter
Lexington
Route Four
Groome Fulton
Greensboro
N. E. Grubbs
Locknit Hosiery Mills
Fulton
Mr. Fulton
Thistle Street
Bride-Elect Feted At Informal Party By Mrs Sharp
Mrs. J. T. Sharp hosted an informal party on February 26 honoring her sister Mrs. Lois Hutchens McIntosh as she prepares to wed Marvin Gallimore in the early spring. Guests enjoyed games and contests with prizes to Mrs. Harrison Luck and Miss Bessie Sowers. the bride-elect was escorted to the gift room by a miniature bride and groom and gifts were presented. Refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants to a list of guests including Mesdames Garland Crawford C. E. McKinney Harrison Luck Ralph Milikan Jimmie Howell Raymond Lawson D F E Frank and Misses Lillie Mae Frank Eunice Scarce Pearl Newton Pauline Trotter Mae Daniels Ada Taylor and Bessie Sowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Sharp
Lois Hutchens McIntosh
Marvin
Gallimore
Harrison Luck
Bessie Sowers
L. D. Cains
Joe Teague
Mesdames Garland Crawford
C. E. McKinney
Ralph Milikan
Jimmie Howell
Raymond Lawson
D. FE. Frank
Lillie Mae Frank
Eunice Scarce
Pearl Newton
Pauline Trotter
Mae Daniels
Ada Taylor
Local Raleigh Social Roundup Notes Hem of Visitors and Illness
Residents welcome relatives and friends. several travelers head to Washington and Tennessee. Illness updates include Dr I G Greer improving at Burrus Memorial Hospital and Miss Tris Rose Gibson ill at Meredith College infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Greer
Thomasville
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mise Tris Rose Gibson
Meredith College
Raleigh
Miss Gibson
A. Lee Gibson
Mrs. Dailey Honors Daughter At Party
Wanda Louise Dailey was given a birthday party by her mother Mrs. Dorsey Dailey at 808 Pickett Street to celebrate her seventh birthday. Guests included Julia Valentine Jessie and Jimmy Freeman Harvey Lee Darrell French Betty Pearlie Worrell Billy Turnage Malcolm Pegram Olga Turner Hida Chatham Robert Jimmy Dailey and Florence Riley. Wanda Louise received many attractive gifts and refreshments were served after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Louise Dailey
Dorsey Dailey
Pickett Street
Julia Valentine
Jessie
Jimmy Freeman
Harvey Lee
Darrell French
Betty
Pearlie Worrell
Billy Turnage
Malcolm Pegram
Olga Turner
Hida Chatham
Robert
Jimmy Dailey
Florence Riley
Wanda Louise
Ifte
Oak Hill Mothers Entertain At Patriotic Event
Oak Hill School hosts the Grade Mothers with Grade Fathers and guests for a patriotic evening. Mrs. Raymond Lawson and Mrs. J. M. Harris assist as hosts. Red white and blue decor, cherry and hatchet favors, a candy cherry tree, and a three course dinner accompanied by music and games. Guests included J. Dixon, B. Burton, H. Dorsette, F. McCallum, C. J. Sears, C. E. Plummer, Thomas Dearman, J. L. Kirkman, and Vivian Mack. Mr. Smith received a birthday gift. Dr. C. B. Bonner returns to Burrus Clinic after days at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Raymond Lawson
J. M. Harris
Thomas Dearman
J. L. Kirkman
Vivian Mack
Mr. Smith
Hardy-Lee Wedding Solemnized at Calvary Church
Miss Martha Elise Hardy and Hugh Wilson Lee, both of High Point, were quietly married Saturday at the Calvary Methodist Protestant church parsonage. Rev. D. W. Howell officiated at five o'clock. The bride wore a fig ured grey crepe dress with powder blue coat and grey accessories. They will reside at 508 English street after March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Elise Hardy
Hugh Wilson Lee
High Point
Calvary Methodist Protestant Church
D. W. Howell
Lee
Frank A. Hardy
Lincolnton
Mrs Dickerson Attends Winston-Salem Freight Meet
Mrs. W W Dickerson freight solicitor for the Winston-Salem Southbound Railway attended a luncheon of freight representatives at the Robert B Lee hotel in Winston-Salem yesterday. Attendees included traffic reps from Atlanta Jacksonville Cincinnati Detroit New York Raleigh. Dickerson is the sole woman in the railroad's soliciting department and has served 14 years, heading the local office for seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Dickerson
Winston-Salem
Robert B. Lee Hotel
Atlanta
Lotus Club Meets At Mrs Hall's Cedrow Avenue Home
The Lotus club will be entertained at its regular meeting this week by Mrs. D. H. Hall Jr at her home on Cedrow avenue. The meeting is scheduled for Friday afternoon at three o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
D. H. Hall, Jr
Cedrow Avenue
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Dustrial Committee
YWCA
St. _ Episcopal church
L. E.tt
Gatewood Avenue
LIARY
Presbyterian Woman's
Woman's Missionary of the
Lebanon
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Lebanon Methodist Church
Mildred Hutchens
Kathleen Embler
South Main
Young People’s
South Main Street
Mary Conrad
Frances Falls
Monthen Avenue
Stella Shoaf
Bertha Eddy
Carolina Theatre
Mark Cross
Lawyer
Vows
Stroud - Cox
Kit Kat Club
J. A. Winters
City
Helen Zachary
Inez Morris
Gertrude Smith
Irene Green
Messrs
Burgess Leonard
Carl Edmunds
Julian Lytle
Washington, D. C
Washington
Clarence Keever
Mabel Koonce
Eva Gray Bogan
W. W. Tice
Rt. 2
West
Lexington Avenue
S. W. McDowell
W. S. Nichols
Ethel Dunn
Clyde Dillon
Oreen Dillon
Chukey
Tennessee
George T. Wood, Jr
Westwood Avenue
Wood
A. V. Qualle
Rochester
Minnesota
Esther Alexander
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Mrs. B. Ershler
Montheu Avenue
Mrs. Alexander
Wendell Dunbar
Hopewell
Solvay Process Company
J. E. Holland
Sor
Arthur
Hopewell, Va
Mrs. C. Dunbar
East Farrise Avenue
East
Washington Street
Evelyn Sharp
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
F. C. Sharp
Carrick Avenue
Miss Sharp
Katherine Coble
Helen Henderson
Monroe, N. C
Woman's College
Jack King
North
Hamilton Street
Mr. King
Guilford General Hospital
Bob Craver
State College
Eugene Melton
Anderson Street
L. Floyd Wilson
Betty Jo Abels
Duke University
John C. Abels
Emerywood Country Club
Mrs. Dailey
Star
Rosita Diaz
Hollywood
C. B. Bonner
Burrus Clinic
Edgedale Drive
Hardy-Lee
Calvary Church
Cecil’s Drug Stores
Alderman Photo CO
Willowbrook
Liepholemidliog
Bloom Furniture CO
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