Laura Wesson U D C Group Meets at Dyer Circle Drive
The Laura Wesson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held its January meeting Friday at four o clock with Mrs Willard Dyer on Circle Drive. Mrs Jo seph Snider presided in the president's absence and several busi ness matters were discussed. A program on Generals Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson was presented, with Iy C C Garrett recounting Jackson life and Mrs W T Powell reading Lee biography excerpts. Refreshments were served to ten members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Willard Dyer
Circle Drive
Ruth Welborn
L. G. Robichaux
Joseph Snider
Robert EB. Lee
Stonewall” Jackson
Iy C. C. Garrett
Jackson
W. T. Powell
Lee
Wesley Memorial church circles meet Monday afternoon
Circle groups of Wesley Memorial M B church plan meetings Monday at 3 30 with leaders and hostesses across eight circles including Circle One led by Mrs J W Chandler meeting with Mrs W A Lambeth and others. A Mothers Study group also convenes with Mrs F P Kiser at 110 Bain Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial
M. B. Church
J. W.chandler
W. A. Lambeth
W. R. McCain
J. W. McGuinn
5S. C. Clark
Clark
James E. Ragsdale
Lawrence Clark
Circle Three
E. M. Groves
Frank Hunsucker
J. W. Austin
J.L. Perkins
J. W. Hamlet
W. D. Sale Jr
Forest Johnson
Arthur Marsh
J. A. Morris
Roland Holton
W. L. Watson
Circle Six
Delk Smith
W. L. Jackson
Archie Myatt
Percy White
Circle Seven
E. B. Geddie
Paul Casey
Geddie
EB. A. Sumner
Circle Eight
Eugene Horney
W. F. Bailey
North Main Street
Rosslene Ruscoe
Mothers
Mothers’ Study Club
Wesley Memorial Church
F. P. Kiser
Bain Avenue
8. S. Coe
First Baptist Circle
L. B. Tinsley
Woodrow Avenue
W. F. Clayton
Lindsay Street
Homer Hayworth
Parkway
Tom Poore
East Washington Street
Fred Thomas
Pacreet Hill Drive
C.&. Grayson
Margaret Clark
Virginia Clinard
Richardson
P. D. Haynes
Chestnut Street
Helen Dozier
CC. D. Goldsmith
Briggs Avenue
Marjorie Spence
C. E. Sheloff
Rachel Leonard
Tris Rose Gibson
M. P
Woman's Auxiliary
First Methodist Protestant Church
M. R. Green
J. B. Perryman
Saint Mary's Guild
Woman's Guild of
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
A. 8. Coffield
Monthey Avenue
Main Street
Women's Missionary Auxiliary of
M. EB
Fallows
M. P. Vail
Edgedale Drive
R. A. Wilson
Paul Spencer
Greensboro Road
Spencer Leader
E. B. Sensenbach
Colonies
Drice
Sensenbach Leader
Clyde Connor
Circle Drive
Connor Leader
Lucy Robertson
Charles Mann
Fourth Street
Mann Leader
Presbyterian
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Presbyterian Church
Eb, A. Kline
Sunset Drive
H. M. Armentrout
Z. I. Walser
Joe Walser
Montheu Avenue
T. J. Scott
East Green Street
C. B. Lehmann
Otteray Drive
W. M. Dyer
P. H. Dalton
T. H. Harper
Kathleen Shelton
Shelton Street
Eva Sharpe
Jewelry Store Window Broken Two Nights
Morgan Bros Jewelry at 212 East Washington Street suffered a smashed window for the second night in a row. The proprietor, who lives above the shop, fired a shotgun at a small Negro intruder from under 10 feet, but missed. The man fled toward South Wrenn Street toward the railroad after grabbing two items, which were dropped when the shot rang out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Bros. Jewelry Store
East
Washington Street
Wrenn Street
Stirewalt to Speak on South Carolina During Revolution
Mrs. N. S. Stirewalt will present a program on South Carolina During the Revolution at the January meeting of the Alexander Martin chapter D A R. The event occurs Tuesday January 14 at 8 30 PM at the Emerywood Country Club with musical selections and several hostesses listed. Mrs. R K Stewart acts as presiding officer in the regent’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
N. S. Stirewalt
Alexander Martin
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
F. Tomlinson
R. J. Payne
W. T. Powell
Battle of Alamance Meeting Attended By Local Delegates
Mrs J F Hayden district chairman of the D A R accompanied by Mrs J S Welborn attended the January Battle of Alamance chapter meeting in Burlington as part of her official visit. Mrs Hayden is the district chairman of the state organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle of Alamance
J. F. Hayden
Daughters of the American Revolution
J.S. Welborn
Alexander Martin
Genealogical Records Committee
State Organization
Burlington
W. N. Jefferies
Hayden
Should Peggy Remarry When She Has a Child
Advice from Marjorie Mansfield to Peggy weighing a second marriage after a three year marriage and a young child. The guidance stresses love and trust, the child’s welfare, shared affection with a potential stepfather, and maintaining personal balance to avoid neglecting friends and self. It suggests a congenial partner can yield a happy union and warns against marrying for mere shelter or material gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Peggy
Marjorie Mansfield
Births Exceed Deaths in City in December 1935
White births more than trebled white deaths in December 1935. Negro births outstripped Negro deaths by one. W M Tucker reports 53 white births with two stillbirths and 17 white deaths. Negro births were 8 with 7 Negro deaths. Heart disease caused four deaths. homicide two. Other single-cause deaths included apoplexy, hemorrhage, pneumonia, epilepsy, bronchitis, accident, uremia, syphilis, typhoid, appendicitis, concussion, diarrhea, and pellagra. No Negro stillbirths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Tucker
Offiecial Recorder of
Police Arrest Man Carrying Sack of Home Brew On Back
Wolfford Kearns of 1109 Dorle Street faced police late yesterday after exiting his back door with a tow sack of home brew. Officers found more than a case inside the residence, totaling over 100 bottles. He was taken to headquarters and placed under a $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfford Kearns
Dorle Street
Kearns
Pilot Licenses Awarded from Student Permits Decline
About 12,000 student permits were issued in the United States last year and only one eighth qualified for pilot licenses, indicating a steep drop from permit to credential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hospital operations and local society notes in Guilford
Surgery at Guilford General Hospital Friday morning described as successful with the patient’s condition rated satisfactory the following day. Mrs Collier Ellis returned from a ten day New York buying trip unknown. Mrs L F Honeycutt and her son George Leonard moved to 607 Woodrow Ave from the Guilford General Hospital. Mrs J M Rush remains ill with pneumonia at home 410 Tate St. Mrs A A Moore and Mrs Harriett Gurley left for Orlando Fla to spend the remainder of winter visiting Jacksonville Lakeland St Petersburg and other points in the state. The Emma Blair school P T A met Friday January 9 at three o clock with Miss Emma Blair presiding in the president’s absence. Mrs Mabel Beeson led the devotional. The toy orchestra under Miss Mildred Wessinger delighted the audience then reports from committees followed. Miss Nelle Ansley executive secretary Y W C A spoke on Three Wishes For the New Year. Miss Mildred Wessinger’s room won the attendance banner and the meeting closed with Mispah song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Moore
Harriett Gurley
Orlando
Fla
Jacksonville
Lakeland
St. Petersburg
P.T. A
Emma Blair School
Emma Blair
Mabel Beeson
Mildred Wessinger
Nelle Ansley
Lotus Club Meets With Mrs H G Williamson
Mrs H G Williamson entertained the Lotus Club for a bi weekly meeting Friday afternoon. Members knit and sewed then participated in a contest won by Mrs E M Brower for the most correct answers. Mrs Graham Smith was welcomed, increasing the nine member club. A salad course and coffee followed for members including Mrs Graham Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Williamson
Lotus Club
E. M. Brower
Graham Smith
Jack Taylor
Co. CC. Earnhardt
A. Frazier
Harry White
M. Brawer
Melvin Ayes
Mrs Paul Green Hosts Thomasville Bridge Club
Mrs Paul Green entertained the Thursday Bridge Club and guests at her home east of the city. Three tables competed with Mrs Robert Rapp winning a crystal bath powder jar and Mrs J W Hawthorne taking second. Mrs Douglas Crutchfield won highest score among visitors. Refreshments followed. attendees included G W Lyles Carson Cox Charles F Phillips Walter Rapp Douglas Crutchfield John Crowell Julius Green Walter Newby and Miss Mamie Herris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Paul Green
Thursday Bridge Club
Robert Rapp
J. W. Hawthorne
Douglas Crutchfield
G. W. Lyles
Carson Cox
Charles F. Phillips
Walter Rapp
John Crowell
Julius Green
Walter Newby
Mamie Herris
Child Study Group to Meet at Allen Jay School
The January meeting of the Child Study group at Allen Jay school is set for Tuesday afternoon at 3 45. Miss Nelle Ansley executive secretary of the YWCA will speak on Child Training and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Luther League
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
C. R. Hinshaw
High Point College
Allen Jay School
Nelle Ansley
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Williard Dyer
Calvary Miss. Society
Ladies’ Missionary
Calvary Methodist Church
M. P. Society
Christian Endeavor Society
First
M. P. Church
Ross Davis
Denny Street
Margaret Snipes
Myrtle Cates
Tressle Caudle
Daughters OF Wesley
Calvary
Edith Burchfield
Hill Street
Ada Taylor
East Bend
John Norman
Norman
Cora Lee Norman Gardner
Oak Hill
Harville
Lexington Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Baby
Omes
Lesecume
Sam Hensley
Civitan
Major Bowne
Morgan Brothers
OAK View PT. A
Masten
Robert Masten
State Board of Health
Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
Blanche Moss
Ruby Zimmerman
Blanche Owens
Twilight
Mann Drug Store No. 2
Guilford General Hospital
J. M. Rush
Tate Street
Miss Ansley
Thomasville Bridge Club
Community Woman's Missionary Society
J. W. Boyles
Boyles
West Main Street
J. E. Clodfelter
G. M. Hobbs
J. Clyde Allman
Indie
Clara Harrison
M. E
East Guilford Street
Harrison
Kash
Karry
DAY Cleaning CO
North Main
South Main
Washington
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