Engagement of Elizabeth Erwin to Paul Hutchins Declared
Mor ganton resident Miss Elizabeth Erwin and Lexington Morganton educator Paul Hutchins announce their engagement with a February 15 wedding planned at the bride’s home. Erwin, a Morganton High School graduate and UNC Greensboro secretarial alumna, is a secretary to Thomas E. Garrison at Mimosa Insurance. Hutchins, Lexington High School and Wake Forest College graduate, is Mor ganton High principal. The notice also covers local marriages and social events in Lexington, including a December Virginia ceremony for Miss Helen Hardister and Mr. Fred Leazer, and a bridge breakfast hosted by Miss Caroline Critcher for Miss Kate Pratt of Winston-Salem. The piece ends with a report on the Lexington Charity League’s luncheon and a Loyal Worker’s Class meeting at First M. E. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Elizabeth Erwin
Morganton
Paul W. Hutchins
Miss Erwin
Lawrence Erwin
Morganton High School
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Thomas E. Garrison
Mimosa Insurance Agency
Hutchins
I. S. Hutchins
Lexington High School
Wake Forest College
Helen Virginia Hardister
Fred Lee Leazer
Danville, Va
Leazer
Charlie Hardister
Mr. Leazer
Fred Leazer
Salisbury
Boyden High School
Harris Granite Co
Caroline Critcher
West First Avenue
Kate Pratt
Winston-Salem
Nancy Raper
Nan Myers
Winston- Salem
Elizabeth Lambeth
Pratt
Olivia Womble
Winston
C. H. Timberlake
J. David Sink
R. M. Sheffield
Mesdames Timberlake
Sink
Sheffield
Frank Holton
Charles Wall, Jr
Reynolds Shoaf
Arthur Myers, Jr
Cabell Philpott
Richard Phillips
B. C. Young, Jr
Cecil Hayes
Joe White
Dwight Pickard
Cloyd Philpott
Charles V. Sink
Jim Gordon
John Craven
John Raper
Charles E. Williams
C. H. Hargrave
Robert Hope
J. A. McCrary
Paul Hinkle
Earle Craven, Jr
Cyrus McCrary
W. B. Hunt
James B. Gordon
H. L. Riggins
Gettysburg
Cape Fear
Wilmington
Haywood G. Taylor
Matthew Fontain Maury
Lena Avant
Marion Charles Avant
Guilford
Garland Daniel
John B. Gordon
Winnie Davis
W. D. Bryan
Oxford
Thomas A. Wiggins
Columbus County
Jefferson Davis
Ahoskie
C. Green
Woodmen of the World celebrate Randleman camp first anniversary
The Woodmen of the World held an open meeting in Pugh's Funeral Home chapel to mark the first anniversary of the Randleman camp. About 55 attended as R. Paul led the program, Ed Miller spoke on leadership, and Clay Tate's quartet provided music. A birthday cake and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Woodmen of the World
Pugh
Rancieman
R. Paul
America
J. R. Anderson
Mt. Lebanon
Ed Miller
Asheboro
Mr. Miller
Clay Tate
Harshaw Baptist Church
Judy Bullard
Hazel Owens
Rotha Barker
Annabelle Whitsell
Norma Goode
Maxine Kirkman
JoAnna van Werry
Mesdameés_ S. A. Wall
M. A. Doby
Homer Loflin
Frank Armfield
Ina Owens
Carl Bell
M. C. Beck
R. W. Goode
Graham Owens
Ernest Tally, Jr
Jess Pugh
Hartsell-Sledge Vows Solemnized in Hillsville Va
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Olee Hartsell and Lonnie Sledge in Hillsville Virginia on Saturday January 6 officiated by Rev E B Randall. The bride wore Windsor blue with gray fur trim and pink carnation corsage. She is daughter of L R Hartsell. groom is son of E W Spradley, both locals. They reside at 806 Ward Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olee Hartsell
Lonnie Sledge
Hillsville
E. B. Randall
L. R. Hartsell
High Point High School
Sledge
E. W. Spradley
Royal Oak Avenue
Slane Hosiery Mill
Ward Street
Local social notes and births from Raleigh area
Friday visitors include Miss Phyllis Strickland and Miss Harriet Pressley with Mrs. Geddie Strickland in Raleigh for federation meetings. Linda Sue Henderson born Friday at 115 Briggs Street to Mr and Mrs Charles C Henderson. Doris Geraldine Mc Daniels born to Mr and Mrs George Frank Mc Daniels at their Anderson Street home yesterday. Johnnie Wayne Green born January 10 at 1109 Richland Avenue. Sylvia Jeannette Byerly born January 2 at route two to Mr and Mrs Richard S Byerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Strickland
Harriet Pressley
Peace Junior College
Raleigh
Miss Strickland
Geddie Strickland
Mrs. Strickland
North Carolina Federation of Womens
Linda Sue Henderson
Charles C. Henderson
Briggs Street
Linda Sue
G. F. McDaniels
George Frank McDaniels
Doris Geraldine
Anderson Street
G. W. Green
Johnnie Wayne
Richland Avenue
Sylvia Byerly
Richard
Byerly
Sylvia Jeannette
Route Two
Local social notes from Randleman and surrounding area
Visitors and locals attend gatherings in Randleman and nearby towns. Names include Freeman, Caldwell, Newlin, Deal, Otey, James, Marks, Moser, Wicker, Scott, Gray, Trogdon, Kistler, Van Werry, Bowman, and many relatives from Burlington Raleigh Winston-Salem Richmond and Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Freeman
Randleman
C. D. Kistler
C. F. van Werry
Sam Bowman
High Point
S. N. Bowman
The
C. E. Otey
Eugene R Marks
Richmond
John Taylor
Cuba Sanders
Robert Taylor
Charles Kennedy
Roanoke
State UDC Issues Annual Prize List for 1940
The North Carolina Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy released its prize list for 1940, detailing numerous chapter and essay awards. Prizes include cups for best historical work, essays, and rosters, with funds provided by various chapters and individuals across Greensboro, New Bern, High Point, Wilmington, and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UDC
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. J. Andoe
Greensboro
N. C
Leah Jones Stevens
Hollister
Nixon
Miss Jones
New Bern
W. E. White
Louisburg
Cadia Barbee Welborn
Laura Wesson
High Point
J. 8
Welborn
Vance County
Cooper
Abel A. Shuford
Hickory
Quentin Gregory
Halifax
C. S. Carlson
H. O. Steele
Statesville
Rosalie Anderson Parkes
DSSAY
South
Mra. W
W. H. Osborn
Bettie James Cunningham
R. P. Reece
Winston-Salem
L. E. Fisher
Carrie Watson Pearce
Thomas Lee Craig
Gastonia
Daniel Branson Coktrane Cup
Charles A. Cannon
Concord
Paul Borden
Goldsboro
Nannie Dodson
James B. Gordon
North Carolina UDC Prize Notices and Contest Rules
Announcement of 1940 UDC essay contest details for naval bio sketches and biographical work on Admiral Raphael Semmes. Includes entry deadlines, secret name policy, and required bibliography, plus registration prizes and district prizes with donor names and chapter eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
L. E. Fisher
Raphael Semmes
Chalmers Glenn
Leaksville
J. J. Andoe
North Eugene Street
Greensboro
Andoe
J. Henry Fariss
Felix Harvey
Kinston
Alex Cooper
Henderson
Tuesday Evening Garden Club Meeting Set at Montgomery Home
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club will meet this week at 3 p m at Mrs. J. W. Montgomery's home 1809 North Main Street. The session was postponed last week due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
J. W. Montgomery
North Main Street
Utopians to Meet with Mrs Holton Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs Roland Holton will entertain the Utopian Study Club at her Brentley Circle home at 3 30 o clock on Wednesday for its regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Holton
Roland Holton
Utopian Study Club
Brentley Circle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loyal Worker's
M. E. Church
John B. Arnold
Nannie Hege
Joe Holman
E. H. Easter
J. W. Mann
Caller Appliance CO
East Washington Street
Hartsell
Hillsville, Va
Kathleen Malpass
Iris Culler
Meredith College
W. Goode
C. Z. Lineberry
Vernon McCollum
Sherwood Robbins
R. Paul Bell
William Allred
Ernest Talley
Tom Colar
Giles Lamb
John Colar
N. R. Colman
W. F. Russell
Herbert Parker
Henderson County
Margaret Davis
Hendersonville
Lila Ripley Barnwell
Bethel Regiment
Bethel Heroes
Rocky Mount
B. M. Pearsall
Frank M. Parker
Enfield
Enfield Blues
Joseph E. Johnson
C. C. Cox
Durham
John Hendricks Kinyoun
Co. F
N. C. Infantry
Judah P. Benjamin
Asheville
R. R. Copeland
James Calhoun
Freeman
Carolyn Sue Denning
B. Curtis Denning
Steele Street
Carolyn
Cae
Sik
Wade
Percale
Department Store
Otto
Wey
Mali
Messa Ly
Richardson
Brassaires