Engagement Of Miss Lambert To J Glenn Pennington
Miss Lillian Latimer Lambert of Tulsa announces engagement to J Glenn Pennington of Thomasville North Carolina. The couple’s engagement was revealed at a Tulsa tea hosted by Mrs Lambert with sister Mrs William Phillips present. The event followed a spring wedding motif and plans call for an early spring ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lillian Latimer Lambert
Roy Neiland Lambert
Mr. Lambert
Tulsa
Oklahoma
J. Glenn Pennington
N. C
Lambert
Miss Lambert
Conway Brown School
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Children's Day Nursery
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pennington
Duke University
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Thomasville Chair Company
Thomasville Rotary Club
Duke Alumni Association
Mr. Pennington
Meeting Of Y W C A To Elect New Board Tuesday
The annual meeting and banquet of the local Y W C A will be held at the Friends annex on Tuesday January 11 at 6 30 PM. Members vote to fill four board vacancies created by term expiration. Retiring are Horace Haworth Frank Hunsucker H A White and Edith Moore Sherrod. A revue of 1937 will headline the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Kristian Association
Friends Annex
The
Mesdames
Horace Haworth
Frank Hunsucker
H. A. White
Edith Moore Sherrod
Haworth
R. T. Amos
W. C. Idol
Fred Thomas
Alma
Rosalie Andrews
Dorothy Hoskins
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Girl Scout Council Names New Director At Meeting
At a Point Girl Scout council executive session in the Presbyterian church yesterday Miss Nicholas was officially named the new Scout director following her introductions. She outlined ideals, a leaders association plan, and a leader training course to start immediately, as Mrs. Kathryn Raymond urged regular dues to secure a national charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Girl Scout Council
Presbyterian Church
Miss Nicholas
Katherine Raymond
National Union
Charlies Carroll, Jr
P. H. Dalton
Leaders’ Association
D. T. Yow
Mesdames Willis Slane
Frank Hunsucker
Frank Welch
E. T. Harrison
Lewis E. Teague
Matt Wall
Charles F
Asheboro Women Plan Four Benefit Parties for Schools
Asheboro Women’s Club announced four benefit parties to be held next Tuesday afternoon and evening at local homes. Proceeds will buy equipment for Asheboro schools. The meeting featured speakers, a nominating panel, and plans for an illustrated department presentation replacing a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Asheboro
Sheboro
Ashe Women's Club
W. C. Hammer
J. B. Covington
Massa Lambert
Marvin Lovett
Lil Bunch
A. R. Hix
Hayworth
W. L
L. F. Ross
W. H. Grimes
T. Lewallen
L. L. Ker
Bhirth
T. A
A. Moser
Mrs Euline Smith Visits Sister in Town
Miss Euline Smith of Hamlet arrived Tuesday to spend several days with her sister Mrs Harris Cof Rev Tom A Sykes of Thom le spoke on Old-fashioned caerness at the Ladies auxiliary event in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euline Smith
Hamlet
Sanary
Korea
Suesday
Harris Cof
Tom A. Sykes
Thomle
Church Circles Elect New Chairmen For New Year
Beginning a new year, the various circles of the First M E church met Monday afternoon and Tuesday evening. New chairmen were elected and plans for the year were made. Circle one met with Mrs Crawford Sr. Circle two met in the basement with Mrs Hobbs presiding. Circle three met with Miss Lucy Rice and Mrs Un-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Circle One
C. Il. Crawford
EB. V. Hobbs
Circle Three
Lucy Rice
W. A. UN
Tea And Topics Club Opens With First Meeting
Mrs A C Douglas hosted the Tea And Topics club’s first meeting of the year at her Parkway home. Mrs J T Weaver directed the program reading several Sydney Porter O Henry tales. Light refreshments were served to fifteen members and one guest, Miss Rebecca Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Douglas
Parkway
J. T. Weaver
Sydney Porter
O. Henry
C. E. Sheloff
J. E. Marsh
G. I. Humphreys
Logan Porter
W. W. Idol
W. F. Clayton
H. D. Sears
W. F. Armfield
R. M. Andrews
E. 8
Hunt Members Plan Varied Events For Sedgefield
The Sedgefield Hunt committee plans several activities over the next two weeks. Riders set off from Sedgefield stables at 9 o clock for a live hunt tomorrow morning, with an informal 3 o clock ride Sunday afternoon. A live hunt is scheduled for Saturday January 15 at 2 30 from the Inn, followed by a drag hunt on Saturday January 22 at 9 o clock from the stables. The mid year dinner dance is tentatively set for the evening of January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Hunt Committee
Sedgefield
Willing Hands Good Will Garden Club Meets at Shelton Home
Mrs. R E Shelton hosted the Good Will Garden club on Woodrow Avenue for a regular meeting. Mrs. R D Tilson spoke on Garden Planning stressing pre planting mapping to save time and money. A luncheon was planned for the next gathering with Tilton chairing and Johnson and Rockwell assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Shelton
Woodrow Avenue
Good Will Garden Club
R. D. Tilson
Household Arts Club Opens Year With Meeting At Rus sell Home
The Household Arts club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. N. E. B. Russell’s home on Centennial Avenue. Mrs. C. F. Grissom led the session, minutes by Mrs. J. H. Womble, Christmas basket delivered to a family, quilt sale reported, and a needlework session followed with refreshments for members including Mrs. Ruth Harrison Spitger as visitor. Announced the birth of a son, Robert Leon, to Mr. and Mrs. L. R. McMillan on December 30 at their home on Willowbrook Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
Tts
N. E B. Russell
Centennial Avenue
C. F. Grissom
J. H. Womble
John T. Ellis
Sam Dutton
Claude Ellington
L. L. Farlow
Fred L. Ingram
Minnie Hinkle
W. D. Sale, Sr
Ruth Harrison Spitger
Church Circles Elect New Leaders in Week Meetings
Derwood Sr. oversaw the gram as Circle four met in the primary room with Mrs. John K Wood in charge. Circle five elected Mrs. J A Spence as new chairman and met with Mrs. Lee Kearns while Mrs. Joe Ross became chairman. Circle six met with Mrs. Frank McCrary on Monday afternoon and Circle seven met Tuesday evening with the new chairwoman Mrs. Helen Thompson.
Tea Given Here To Honor Visitor at Florham Avenue
Mesdames Jake Froelich and Matt Wall hosted a small informal tea at the home of the former on Florham avenue on Wednesday afternoon. They entertained about 20 guests including Mrs Otto Rudd of Kenosha Wisconsin visiting her daughter Mrs E W Nicoll. Guests were invited for four o clock and enjoyed sandwiches cakes and tea served at a table presided over by Mrs Howard B Hartzell. The table featured embroidered linen roses and narcissi with pink and white motif and tall white tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Froelich
Matt Wall
Florham Avenue
Otto Rudd
Kenosha
Wis
E. W. Nicoll
Howard
Hartzell
Winter Meeting of State P T A Board at Woman's College
The North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers executive committee opens its winter session at Woman's College Student Building Greensboro. Officers and directors attend as they set programs for the annual Winston-Salem congress meeting planned for April 2022.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Woman's College
Congress
Winston-Salem
J. Buren Sidbury
Wilmington
N. L. Walker
W. J. Seeley
Gibsonville
E. N. Howell
Swannanoa
W. P. Dorsey
Ruth
E. P. Rhyne
Hickory
J. G. Tingen
Burlington
J. T. Fesperman
Kannapolis
Lawrence B. Wall
Henderson
Fred L. Harrell
Goldsboro
C. EB. Stevens
P O Auxiliary Meets Saturday
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Post Office Clerks and their husbands plan a regular monthly meeting Saturday evening at Mrs. L A Caudle's home 506 Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Caudle
Bridges Street
D A R Meeting Scheduled By Alexander Martin Chapter
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Tuesday afternoon January 11 at 3 30 at the home of Mrs J F Hayden on East Washington Street. Hostesses include Mesdames Farley Kester Reynolds Sherrod and Miss Mungan. Roy Reginald Gardner is announced born to Mr and Mrs J P Gardner. A BlankenShip birth is noted for a daughter at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Clyde Farley
G.C. Kester
L. M. H. Reynolds
Edith Moore Sherrod
Mary Mungan
Linen Shower Honors Mrs. Corum Bride in Kernersville
Miss Zora Smith and Miss Mary Lillian Tucker hosted a linen shower at the club house honoring Mrs. Odell Corum, formerly Miss Nettie Smith. Guests enjoyed games, songs, tap numbers, a linen gift display, and a sweet course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Zora Smith
Mary Lillian Tucker
Odell Corum
Nettie Smith
Mieses Hazel Hendrix
Frances Smith
Mrs. Corum
Eleanor and
Elizabeth Ann Stafford
Besa McKaughn
Kathryn Bellamy
Ruby Weavil
Hazel Hendrix
Mary Alice Smith
Louise Robbins
Dell
Rose Linville
Mary Edwards
Minnie Corum
Rebecca Bodenheimer
Fennie Lion Hepler
Mesdames
Ernest Kapp
J. M. Pinnix, Jr
Raymond Warren
C. P F. Smith
O. L. Smith
John Corum
Charlie Huff
M. W. Tucker
G. 5. Coltrane
Woodrow Caudle
Charlie Case
Ed Crow
Odell Flynt
M. Vance Fulp, Jr
J. W. Peavers
Leonard Bunkemeyer
V. V. Vaughn
Red Whitt
Omar Corum
George Woolen
Lyndon Huff
Miriam Cade
Dallas Bowman
Colfax
Circle 3 Moravian Woman's Auxiliary Meets at Lyon Hepler Home
Circle 3 of the Moravian church held a Monday meeting at Miss Fannie Lyon Hepler's home with Miss Hepler and Mrs. Raymond Warren as hostesses. Miss Hepler led the session. Mrs. Charles Carter read Psalm 15 verses 1-5. Warie Albert read the minutes in secretary's absence. Mrs. Fred Vance reported the social service committee. Mrs. Walter Allen guided a Bible lesson on What the Bible Teaches About Conscience. Two new members joined: Mrs. James Barrow and Mrs. Early Ingram. Refreshments were served to 12 members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Moravian Church
Fannie Lyon Hepler
Miss Hepler
Raymond Warren
Charles Carter
Clarence Stafford
Warie Albert
Fred Vance
Social Service Committee
Walter Allen
James Barrow
Early Ingram
Dotys Take Apartment at Ragland on Cherry Street
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Doty recently married have moved to Ragland apartments on Cherry street. Mrs. Doty was formerly Miss Virginia Williard. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Level left Monday for Canada where they will spend some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Doty
Ragland Apartments
Cherry Street
Doty
Virginia Williard
Dorsey Level
Canada
Circle 1 Woman's Auxil meets at Mrs Allen home
Tuesday afternoon eight members and one visitor gathered at Mrs E N Allen home for Circle 1 Woman's Auxiliary. Mrs Waiser Allen led a Bible study on What the Bible Teaches About the Christian Home. Mrs Carl Kerner chaired the meeting. Mrs Varrick Mooney reported secretary notes and letters of thanks. Mrs R B Has reported on the Sunshine Ox. Miss Kathleen Korner gave a New Year talk and read Holy Bread. Hostess served salad to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. B. Church
R. C. Morris
Morris
J. T. Justice, Sr
Briane P. Maultsby
T. R. Wolfe
V. V. Vaughn
James T. Justice
W. C. Stafford
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Moravian Church
E. N. Allen
Waiser Allen
Carl Kerner
Varrick Mooney
R. B. Has
Kathleen Korner
Circle 2 Auxiliary Met At Mrs Bowers Home
Circle 2 of the auxiliary met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Jesse Bowers home with Mrs. Bowers and Mrs. Wood Black hosting. Rev Walter Allen led devotion and Mrs Wood Black chaired. Hymns were sung as W C Doggett Jr read letters. Treasurer Ralph Wilson reported 20 dollars received. A fellowship supper was planned and nine members enjoyed sandwiches fruit cake and coffee during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bowers
Mrs. W. F. Mathews Hosts Rook Club in Randleman
Mrs. W. F. Mathews entertained the Tuesday Evening Book club at her Main Street home in Randleman. Holiday decor brightened two rooms. high score prize a potted plant went to Miss Mary Swaim. Guests included Mrs. H. H. Hamilton, Miss Una Platt, Miss Lorene Walker, and members list. Refreshments followed with Ruth Brown and others among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Walker
Maud Fox
Mary Swaim
Epsie
Rosa Belle Woolen
Nannie Reese Robbins Celebrates Nineteenth Birthday
Miss Nannie Reese Robbins celebrated her nineteenth birthday with a Saturday night party on January 1. Guests enjoyed many games and contests as Hilma Dean and R. E. B. Dawkins participated in the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Reese Robbins
Hilma Dean
R. Eb, Dawkins
Death notice for Jean Walker at Burrus Memorial Hospital
Jean Walker died at Burrus Memorial Hospital on January 4. The notice lists hospital location and timing, with no further details on survivor or cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Jean Walker
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Willing Workers Class Meets At Mrs Hammonds Home
The Willing Workers class of the M. P. church met Monday night at Mrs. Esther B. Hammond s Greensboro road home. President Miss Rozelle Smith led the business session and a program followed. The February meeting will be with Miss Nora Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Church
Esther B. Hammond
Greensboro Road
Rozelle Smith
Nora Hughes
Birthday Party Held for Little Sarah Durham at Gospel Road
Mrs. Fanny Durham hosted a birthday party for daughter Sarah Durham at her Gospel road home on Saturday afternoon from 4 to 6. Misa Jesse Marion Wall assisted with games and contests and a sweet course was served to Dixie Lambe Laura Robbins Audrey Blake Rachel Talley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Durham
Fanny Durham
Gospel Road
Misa Jesse Marion Wall
Miss Mamie Harris Hosts Thursday Bridge Luncheon
Miss Mamie Harris entertained the Thursday bridge club at her Randolph street home. A tasty repast was served on arrival followed by a period of bridge. Mrs. Robert Rapp won top prize a double deck of cards and was runner up for a perfume bottle won by Mrs. Walter Rapp. Guests included Mesdames Carson Cox Charlies Phillips W E Tomlinson John R Myers W G Smith and J W Hawthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Harris
Thursday
Randolph Street
Robert Rapp
Walter Rapp
Mecdames Carson Cox
Charlies Phillips
W. E. Tomlinson
John R. Myers
W. G. Smith
J. W. Hawthorne
Nurses Club Meeting in Thomasville Features Bridge Guess
The newly organized Thomasville Nurses club held a Wednesday evening gathering at Mrs. Luther Beck’s home with Miss Laura McCulloch and Miss Bertie Turner as associate hostesses. President Leanna Brown led a brief business session before three tables of bridge. Miss Gladys Campbell won the high score prize a Madiera luncheon set and linen handkerchiefs were awarded to Miss Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Nurses Club
Luther Beck
Laura McCulloch
Bertie Turner
Leanna Brown
Gladys Campbell
Mrs S H Tomlinson Hosts Greensboro Guests
Mrs S H Tomlinson entertained spend the day at 403 Hillcrest Drive with Mesdames G Boren J T Turner C Elmer Leak J Lindsay Davis and W E Blair all of Greensboro and Mrs Clarence Call of Wilkesboro. Beatrice Wicker of Raleigh visits Mrs Sam Moon a few days. Betty Heusch of Columbus arrives to visit Miss Margaret Sears at Pickett Farm. Mrs W M Dyer of Greensboro is guest of Mrs P H Dalton on East Circle Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
G. 8. Boren
J. T. Turner
C. Elmer Leak
J. Lindsay Davis
W. E. Blair
Greensboro
Clarence Call
Wilkesboro
Beatrice Wicker
Raleigh
Sam Moon
Betty Heusch
Columbus, O
Margaret Sears
Pickett Farm
Sam Milliken Needs Return of His Speech Appliance
Pittsburgh man Sam Milliken has lost his voice and appeals for the return of a unique appliance built for him. If not found, he must travel to Toledo for two weeks to have a new one made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Sam Milliken
Sam
Toledo
Arizona woman traps large wildlife haul in late year
Mrs. Nellie Moore of Aguila Arizona reported to the state game warden that she captured 40 coyotes 18 lynx 19 gray fox 2 badgers and 4 foxes in November and December illustrating a remarkable women’s hunting record in a male dominated field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Nellie Moore
Aguila
Local Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visits
Nancy Pickard Doris Wood Maxine Redding Ira Johnson Dennis Redding visit, relatives stay in Cherryville. Miss Della Stroupe of Thomasville with sister Mrs Weaver Lineberry. Polly Robertson shopped in Greensboro. Sadie Smith and daughter Helen with Belle Smith. Mrs J A Y with daughter Mrs Marion Rowland and Charles at High Point. Dr C D Kistler in Burrus Memorial hospital for treatment. L U D Colding Washington DC spent weekend with Golding parents Mr and Mrs J L Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Lindberry
Cherryville
Della Stroupe
Thomasville
Weaver Lineberry
Polly Robertson
Greensboro
Sadie Smith
Helen
Belle Smith
Marion Rowland
Charles
High Point
C. D. Kistler
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Thes. L. UD. Colding
Washington, D. C
Mra Golding
Mra. J. Ll. Hall
Birthday Party Fetes Patsy Hoover on Fourth Birthday
Patsy Hoover celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at her Lexington avenue home. Friends played, then enjoyed cake ice cream novelty lollipops and horns as favors. A white cake with green candles centered the table, cut by Mrs. Hoover. Guests included Billy Tudor Billy Hethcock Ann Grime Rebecca Pollock Mary Lou Myers Bobby Crouch and Chubby Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Hoover
Ray Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Mrs. Hoover
Billy Tudor
Billy Hethcock
Ann Grime
Rebecca Pollock
Mary Lou Myers
Bobby Crouch
Chubby” Stone
Ninth Birthday Party for David Elliott at Lexington Home
David Elliott celebrated his ninth birthday with a party at his Lexington Avenue home on Wednesday afternoon. Misses Lucretia Elliott and Rebecca Stone led games and served ice cream, birthday cake, and lollipops as colorful balloons were given as favors to a group of attending children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Elliott
Lexington Avenue
Lucretia Elliott
Rebecca Stone
Mary Lola Jester
Aliee Lambeth Wilson
Nancy Green
Nancy Farrington
Molly Lambeth
Martha Phillips
Ruth Black
Dorothy Black
Nancy Shepherd
Marian Crouch
Ant Grimes
Rachel Poole
Edwin Allman
Vann Hedrick
Wallace Rudisill
Clayburn Black
Billy Jones
Joe Hall
Charles Hill
Chares Stone
Jimmy Grimes
Billy Grimes
Raymond Myers
Visitors, relocations noted after Shelby trip
Mrs. Fred Hunter left Wednesday for her Concord home after visiting Mrs. A B Shuford. Mrs. James E Lambeth and Mrs. G M Hoover spent today in Shelby and went as far as Lincolnton with Mrs. C M Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hunter
Concord
A. B. Shuford
James E. Lambeth
G. M. Hoover
Shelby
Lincolnton
C. M. Pickens
Community News Roundup From Denton Local
Denton residents and visitors are noted in a brief roundup. Charles Griffis returns to Washington and Lee University after holidays with Dr. J. W. Griffis. Furman Bisher goes back to Chapel Hill University. Nancy Haltom returns home after Burling ton visit with grandparents.
Local residents tied to Raleigh and Charlotte trips
Denton on January 7 notes Alex Garner C A Hoover C T Surratt M A Pickett and Dr J W Griffis spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Raleigh on business. B Hil, Mrs W B, Miss Edna Morris and Amos Sexton visited Mr and Mrs Ed John in Charlotte Sunday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
House
Senate
Gether
House of Representatives
Lee Siding
John N. Garner
Nicholas Longworth
Frederick H. Gillette
William B. Bankhead
Addie Walker
Cromer’ Bodie
Carl Shelton
Annabel Mendenhall
Seanna Brown
Virginia Shell
Bernice Hooper
Alma Jennings
Fred Huneter
Phil Shuford
F. L Alexander
R. W. Greene
Hunter
Girl Scout Council
Asheboro Woman's Club
Asheboro Kiwanis Club
M. P
Walter Craven
Gerald Ford
Kiwanians
8. W. Taylor
McCraryp Quartet
W. M. Dickens
J. B. Trogdon
Gray Bowman
R. L. Cross
Frazier Nance
R. P. Sykes
George Salisbury
Walter Yow
L. T. Hammond
Wilbur Amos
Kate Hammer
B. F. Morgan
C. G. Smith
Mise Hammer
W. K. Lewallen
Moffttt
North Main Street
Tea and Topics Club
Hunt
Good Will Club
Shelton
State P.T. A. Board
P. O. Auxiliary
J. P. Gardner
Roy Reginald
Jean Blankenship
H. M. Blankenship
West Circle Drive
A Daugh
Clara Corum
Mrs
Guy Corum
W. F. Mathews
Rook Club
Randleman
Ruth Brown
Mabel Lovette
Clara Walton
Kate Graves
Ruby Stout
Richard Syler
Thyston Ingstran
R. E. Dawkins
J. W. Lovette
Ed Walton
Jia Mae Robbins
Nancy Pickard
Doris Wood
Maxine Redding
Ira Johnson
Dennis Redding
Denton News
J. H. Hussey
Howell Snyder
Harold Bisher
A. B. Lanier
J. W. Griffis
Sim A. DeLapp
Lexington
Val Badgett
Chicago
Vernon Thompson
Denton
J. W. Cashatt
Winston
C. H. Surratt
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