Ritchie Sartin marriage announced in Danville ceremony
Miss Martha Lucille Sartin daughter of Mrs Cleo Sartin and the late John P Sartin wed Howard T Ritchie son of the late Bird T Ritchie and Kate Samuels Ritchie in Danville Virginia on September 2 1933 Rev W W Trent officiated with two close friends as witnesses Mrs Ritchie works at Martin Dry Cleaning while Mr Ritchie studies at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill They plan to live in High Point after his studies.
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Ritchie-Sartin
Martha Lucille Sartin
Cleo Sartin
Centennial Avenue
John P. Sartin
Howard T. Ritchie
Bird T. Ritchie
Kate Samuels Ritchie
Danville
W. W. Trent
Grace Street
M. E
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Gatherings
The schedule lists the Mid Week Garden Club at Emerywood Country Club with Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Thomas in charge. The Wednesday Contract Club meets at Mrs. Murr in Thomasville. The Woman's Club convenes at the YWCA cottage with hostesses Flagge Hook Pleming and King. DeMolay hosts a holiday dance at Emerywood with Eddie Wittstein Orchestra. Entre Nous meets East Washington. Sorosis and Canterbury clubs host meetings at Boat Green and Otteray Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Forrest Murray
Fred Thomas
Frank Murr
Thomasville
Woman's Club
P. W. Flagge
R. Hook
W. F. Pleming
W. C G. King
Order of DeMolay
Eddie Wittstein
Mr. Wittstein
Piedmont
Assembly Club
Greensboro
Haster
Wittstein
People Return Home For School After Holidays
A long list of residents have returned to Guilford College Greensboro Woman's College and other local schools to resume studies after holidays. Several families report travels to Florida and visits with relatives and friends before resuming routines. Mary Harper Philathea class gathers Thursday at 7 30 PM with Mrs George Brown hosting on Woodrow Avenue.
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Reformed
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Reformed Church
J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
George Hedrick
Centennial Avenue
C. EB. Ferree
Nell Billington
Guilford College
W. W. Billington
Archdale Road
Mary Harper
W O T Club Delights Members With The Good Earth Review
The W O T club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. H A Millis’s North Main home. Millis led a Pearl Buck review of The Good Earth, detailing author background and Chinese settings. Tea and festive refreshment were served as members and guests gathered among Christmas decorations.
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W.O. T. Club
Pearl Buck
W. O. T. Club
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
Interesting Program At High Point Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. W. C. Beavans hosted the High Point Garden club on Tuesday morning for its first meeting of the year. President Mrs. A. E. Tate presided as Mrs. H. A. White and Mrs. A. Caldwell led the program on The American Canadian Peace Garden and Arbor Day history.
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High Point Garden Club
W. C. Beavans
A. E. Tate
H. A. White
A. &. Caldwell
White
Canada
United States
Series of Attractive Parties Take Place At Thomasville
Mrs. Walter Newby hosted an informal bridge party at Glenanna to close the holiday social season. Guests included Mrs. Guy Dudley and Mrs. Laura Price with the Lambeth family. prizes went to Mrs. Hodgin and refreshments were served. Several locals traveled or visited from Marion, Danville, Greensboro and Columbia.
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Thomasville, Jax
Walter Newby
Glenanna
O. RK. Hodgin
Guy Dudley
Danville
Dudley
Rs. Hodgin
Harry Lee Lambeth
Alvah Boyles
Paul Hassler
W. G. Smith
Fred Gray
Laura Price
Marion
J. W. Boyles
West Main Street
Lela Maud Boyles
Mesdames
O. R. Hodgin
Vernon Snider
Guest
David Long, Jr
Frank Marr
W. E. Tomlinson
Return of Miss Gladys Black to UNC Woman’s College
Miss Gladys Black resumes studies at the University of North Carolina Woman’s College after holiday visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Black. The piece also notes several local visits and minor social activities including Mrs Guy Dudley hosting an informal tea and guests at Lexington avenue homes. Additional trips include M Barhee of High Point visiting his daughter Mrs Monroe Hean and Rev W W Rowe and Mrs Rowe of Dayton Ohio visiting Mrs D B Hoover en route to Hickory to see their daughter Mrs Adrian Witherspoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Black
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Mrs
Arthur Black
M. &. Barhee
High Point
Monroe Hean
Lexington Avenue
W. W. Rowe
Dayton
Ohio
Guy Dudley
Mrs Harston Williamson Returns Home From Visit
Mrs Harston Williamson and her son Ben return to their Mount Airy home after a short visit with Mrs Mollie Snell on Myers Street.
Secretaries J Walter Lambeth aides depart for Washington
Miss Jane Pratt secretary to Congressman J Walter Lambeth left Monday night for Washington D C. Miss Jewell Sink assistant to Miss Pratt left Tuesday to resume duties in Washington.
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Jane Pratt
J. Walter Lambeth
Washington, D. C
Jewell Sink
Miss Pratt
Washington
Miss Decie Chambers Returns From Gulf Visit
Miss Decie Chambers returned Monday from the Gulf coast where she spent the past week with relatives.
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Decie Chambers
Gulf
Thomasville High School 1938 Senior Reunion Held
The Senior class of 1938 at Thomasville High School held its first reunion during the holidays at Miss Josephine Williams home on Monthey Avenue with nearly all members attending. Officers were re elected: Mary Rucker president Mary Lambeth vice president Raymond Yokeley secretary treasurer. Several classmates listed attended and dancing followed a cheese wafers and munch reception. Andrew Rader of Newton visited his sister Mrs Ray Hoover en route to Wake Forest College. Mrs S G Lohr of Hickory was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Luther Grimes.
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Cary Newton
First Baptist Church
C. L. Berrier
R. §. Green
Fred Gray
Thomasville High School
Josephine Williams
Monthey Avenue
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Randolph Street
Mary Rucker
Raymond Yokeley
Nancy Kyser
Mary Johnson McMillan
Frances Griffin
Buddie Heathcote
Peggy Hite
Catherine Cochrane
Beatrice Miller
Virginia Jarrett
Pansy Hardy
Ruth Tyler
Colin Westmoreland
Harold Hoerington
Bill Mack
James Lambeth, Jr
D. J. Lohr
Austin Harrison
Archie Bailey
Grace Saunders
Hildah Peace
Andrew Rader
Newton
Ray Hoover
Hea
Wake Forest College
Informal Watch Party Hosted by Yates Sisters
Misses Dorothy and Clara Yates entertained about thirty friends on Redding street Sunday evening with games and refreshments. Out of town guests included Miss Frances Hairway of Danville Virginia James Caviness of Burlington and Henry Chappell of Bikin. Lottie Holden Bible class will meet at 3 PM Thursday with Miss Rosa Sutherland on Lindsay street.
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Dorothy
Clara Yates
Redding Street
Frances Hairway
Danville
James Caviness
Burlington
Henry Chappell
Bikin
Lottie Holden
Lottie Holden Bible
Rosa Sutherland
Lindsay Street
Authorities seek identity of elderly man found dead
Chester, Jan. 3 authorities worked to identify a white man about 70 found on a highway last night believed struck by a hit and run driver.
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Chester
8. C
Here
Mask beauty routine promises clearer skin at home
The article promotes a 1935 NEA Service beauty mask kit that includes six mask powder envelopes, a circulation tonic, and a cleansing oil. Instructions describe mixing powder with tonic, applying from throat to scalp, relaxing as it sets, rinsing with warm water, and finishing with tonic for ready makeup.
Sophomore Hockfield Returns to North State Wolfpack
Durham guard Hockfield rejoined the North State State College squad as a regular guard after illness in his family caused him to leave last year. The Wolfpack continued drills in Raleigh in preparation for a Saturday home game against Clemson College.
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Raleigh
Jan
N. Y
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Mary Jones Bible
Mra
BE. W. Jones
Hill Street
John
OAK View PT. A
Oak View
Willis Booth
George Stansbury
Greenaboro
Jewel
Iris Welch
High Point College
P.T. A
S. RR. Clinard
Mothers Study Club
Mothers
Wesley Memorial Church
C. V. Garland
Worth Street
J. W. Chandler
Harry White
J. W. Austin
Robert Holt
H. 8
R. F. Pendergrass
J. A. Hardison
Julius Browne
Frank Kiser
H. J. Rockwell
Moffitt’s
N. Main
Entre Nous Club
East Washington Street
Sorosis Club
D. A. Stanton
Boat Green Street
Ed Lyon
Canterbury Club
Otteray Drive
Gilbert Wienberry
Festus, Mo
Mr. Wienberry
Margaret Wienberry
Frances McCrary
Woman's College
Mrs. M. McCrary
Mildred Stroud
Elsie Cook
Durham
C. R. Winders
Henry Veach
Z. M. Veach
Paul
Florida
Miami Beach
St. Augustine
West Palm Beach
Mra. D. P. Perry
Mias Banks Cridlebaugh
W. T. Anderson
Montclair
N. J
State Teachers College
Mildred Moss
Grover
P. Anthony
Earle D. Smith
Winston-Salem
Phillip Melvin
George Estes, Jr
Deccatur Street
Marline Lowe
Mra. T. L. Lowe
Morris Street
Wesleyan College
Central &. C
Irene Nekssly
Madison
Herbert Newkirk
Millis
Tommy Glaers
J. W. Oyles
Colonial Drive
BP. Yao
Columbia
D. C
Cd. Green
Mr. and
Mrs. Forrest Grimes
J. C. Green
D. P. Tate
Lenoir
Grimes
Andy Merrilees
H. Way Russell
C. McCulston
J. M. Prita
Emma Frits
Pee
Luther Grimes
Mrs. Leland Crouch
Marian
Hertford
Mrs. Crouch
Mr. Crouch
R. G. Hendrix
East
Elsie Heath
Mabel McDowell
Red Emerson
Arnie Beamon
Emma Blair Ber' A
Parent
Emma Blair School
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
8S. G. Lohr
Hickory
Misses Yates
Sechrest Funeral Home
NEA Service, Inc
Penney
Penney’s
Wolfpack
Gladio
Belle Isle
J.C. Penney
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