Carolyn Sue Denning Celebrates First Birthday Party
Carolyn Sue Denning turned one with a Thursday party at her Steele Street home. Guests included Judy York, Nancy Barker, Jerry Ann Smith, Snookie Black welder, Ted Smith, Ralph Brown, and others. Parents and guests named Mesdames Claude York Ik Stump Laurence Grissom Grady Palmer Joe Parks Fred Watson among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Sue Denning
Steele Street
Judy York
Nancy Barker
Jerry Ann Smith
Evelyn, Smith
Snookie Blackwelder
van Smith
Jack
Jerry Kay
Perry Blackwelder
Ted Smith
Ralph Brown
Charles Hunsuckle
Dan Boon
Bobby McLeod
Kenneth
Billy
Tom Green
Claude York
Ik Stump
Laurence Grissom
Grady Palmer
Joe Parks
Fred Watson
Glenn Brown
Jack Hunsuckle
Vernon, McLeod
Goldie Tyson
J. W. Kay
Lawyer Thomas Sprinkle Speaks On Oddities of The Law
Thomas W. Sprinkle will address the Business and Professional Girls club at its weekly supper meeting at the local Y W C A hut. The dinner begins at 6 15. Sprinkle's talk follows as the program highlight.
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Thomas W. Sprinkle
Business and Professional Girls Club
Woman's College Orchestra Attends Davidson Clinic
The Greensboro string orchestra from the Woman's College of UNC went to Davidson College for a state wide instrumental clinic. Dean H Hugh Altwater led the orchestral session with George Dickieson assisting. The afternoon featured the string choir under Altwater as a demonstration group.
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Greensboro
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Davidson College
H. Hugh Altwater
George Dickieson
Altwater
Dickieson
Paul B. Oneley
George Henry
Monarch Club Auxiliary to Meet at Hedrick Home
The Monarch Club Auxiliary will meet Tuesday afternoon at 1106 Madison Avenue for its regular meeting. Full attendance is requested and inviting non affiliated wives of Monarch Club members to attend and join. Meeting begins promptly at three o'clock.
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Monarch Club
Elmer Hedrick
Madison Avenue
Trinity Parents And Teachers Meet Monday
The Parent-Teacher Association of Trinity school will meet Monday evening at 7:30 in the school auditorium. The program features The School Child's Library and will be presented by children from Miss Hazel Coltrane's sixth grade.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Trinity School
Hazel Coltrane
social notes on local residents and travels
Miss Hazel Coltrane spends the weekend with Miss Frances Smith in Liberty. Iris Wyant Kirkman is confined at home on North Hamilton Street with a serious threat. Mrs. Marvin Hammer recovers at home on the Thomasville road after a serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Parker leave for two weeks in Miami Florida for a business trip. Mrs. Martine Barker remains ill at Thorson Street home. Mrs. James Hazzard leaves for Raleigh to visit her sisters for the weekend. Mrs. Paul Kern improves after surgery at Guilford General Hospital. Friends of J. W. Swiggett note recovery from six weeks illness on Louise Avenue. Mrs. H. W. McCain returns home from Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Carl Hatley confined to bed at 311% English Street. Mrs. Bill Slate ill at Guilford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mitchell and children return from Stuart Virginia after visiting relatives. Paul Foust improving after operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Iris Wyant Kirkman
Hamilton Street
Earh
Martine Barker
Thurston Street
J. W. Swiggett
Louise Avenue
Direct Federation Plans For All NC Clubs
Magazine of the North Carolina Federation outlines three goals for a two year term led by General Federation Director Mrs George E Marsh of Mt Airy Universal federation of clubs fund the foundation fund and full subscriptions to The Clubwoman GFWC noted as core aims. Raleigh January 14.
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Raleigh
Foundation
GFWC
George E. Marshall
Mt. Airy
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Howard G. Etheridge
Asheville
van Dyke
North Carolina
R. H. Latham
Marshall
General Federation
John B. Johnson
Old Fort
J. E. Cargill
Henrietta
Pat Glass
Kannapolis
Eugenia Albert
Kernersville
Three Local Girls Host Friday Party At Hamlet Home
Misses Mable Hamlet Helen Justice and Edna Foxworth entertained jointly at Miss Hamlet s home Friday evening. A green and white color scheme framed games and dancing while refreshments were served to a crowd including Eunice Beasley Anna Ruth Evans Frankie Ingram Maek Gilliam Ruth Hamlet and several gentlemen guests.
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Mable Hamlet
Helen Justice
Edna Foxworth
Miss Hamlet
Eunice Beasley
Anna Ruth Evans
Frankie Ingram
Maek Gilliam
Ruth Hamlet
Messrs
Charlie Foxworth
Robert Vaughn
Willard Styles
Willard Watson
Billy Sells
Charles Kimsey
L. E. Braswell
George Gupton
Wayne Staley
Bill Taylor
Priscilla Club Meeting With Mrs Ingle This Week
The Priscilla club will be entertained by Mrs I Paul Ingle at her home on Sherbrook Court for their regular meeting this week. The meeting is scheduled Friday afternoon at o'clock. Son born Sunday to Archdale couple Leo Carr Marsh born January 8 at Archdale home.
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Priscilla Club
Archdale
Julius Marsh
Leo Carr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thes. W. Sprinkle
Aorolin
Woman’s College Orchestra
Davidson
Monarch Auxiliary
Hedrick
Trinity
Shi
High Point
Richard Swartzberg
Ben Swartzberg
Donald Ray Greene
J. D. Greene, Jr
Patricia Ann Ritchie
Garland Ritchie
Wendy Loretta Lee
H. W
Frances Smith
Liberty
Marvin Hammer
Thomasville Road
Mrs. S
Parker
Miami
Fla
Mr. Parker
Florida
James
Barker Street
R. B. Creel
8. W. Scarborough
Paul Kern
Franklin Street
Guilford General Hospital
H. W. McCain
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Johnson Street
Carl Hatley
English Street
Bill Slate
Raymond Mitchell
Kivett Drive Extension
Mr. Mitchell
John T. Mitchell
Stuart
Paul Foust
Duke Power CO
South Main Street
NCFWC
Raeford
Gorham Sterling
Gorham the Sterling
China
Galway
Bouncing Babies
Gary Theodore Reid
Theod Reid
Phoby Smith
Donna Clydean McCarn
Cly McCarn
Phillips Street
Stone
Mrs. Ingle
Guilford Cleaners Incorporated
English
Guilford Cleaners
Chantilly
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